WEDNESDAY, JULY !•, 1«61 W M i TWlNTT-VOint Airerage Daily Net Press Run Btfr lEofttfltg For the Week En^ed. June 8, 1 8 6 i' at a mlaceilaneoua shower given Youth Injured crash Monday on Ytm on B t He move the wire before police could L T. WQOD CO. AbontTown Tar Surface by her co-workers at Aetna Life was released from the hospital yes­ get to the Injured driver. 13,3.30 Aiflllated Insurance Oo., at the terday. Cox told'i^loe he didn't remem­ Mmber of the Andit office. As Car Hits Pole ber striking the pole or being tak­ iUsB iPkMela Ltdue was feted Oox was travsllng north on ICE PLANT Boreeu of Otrcnlatioa by K (ucaU TburtiUy at a lawn Set for Part She will be married to B. Ron­ Vernon B t when the car crashed en to the hospital. Hie car was ald Turcotte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, 19, of 766 Vernon into an slectrio light pole. A high completely ^ demolished. TTis acci­ «1 BISSELL sfREBT Mancheater-^A City of Village Charm birthday party held at her home on Tom East B>om Maln .S l 01 avimiitui B t Patricia, a aenlor at Edmund Turcotte of Hartford, at S t, wax treated for bruises of the tension wire fell across the ear dent was Investigated by Patrol­ Of Spring St. North Methodist Church on Aug. shoulder at Manchester Memorial and Hartford Electric lig h t Co. man Charles L. Momesu. There At State Theater VOL. LXXX, NO. 246 Conaectleut Central Teachers Col- 19. (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 U fe, received many gifts. Hospital as result of a pne-car workers had to be called to re­ was no arrest A portion of Spring St. east of Id s . Anna Modean Keeney of Gardner St. will be widened and Anderson, 8.C., U visiting her given a new tar surface this sum­ eouslns. Miss Florence and Mies mer, it has been reported by Intludes Every State Project Bmella XiambeiKt of 78 Oelc BL Cheater Langtry, deputy director State News\T^ 1 TT^ \ T- 1 of public works. The Women's Benefit Associa­ The south line of Spring SL has tion Guard Club wiU hold its an­ been established about 8 to 10 feet Roundup\t r e n c J i r x h ’ c c s L a s h nual ptcnks aupper tomorrow at 6 back of the existing road to permit 4-Year Roads Program at the home o f Mrs. Mildred Ted- widening to a 35-foot width, Lang­ O. ■HOUSE a HALE fort, 65 Broad St. Members will try reported. bring plates and utensils. The Andrew Ansaldl Co. has Mulcahy Used installed concrete curbing, sewer CLOSED MONDAYS THROUGH SEPTEMBER 4 IN COOPERATION WITH MOST DOWNTOWN I^CH AN fS Members of the Mountain Lau­ and water pipe along a 2,000-foot Gruesome Film rel Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. stretch of Spring St. as part of Will Cost $580 Million will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at a new subdivision development to provide 62 home sites on a 40-acre In Safety Talk the Irlsh-American Home, 69 Listen to Kathy Godfrey, Grove St., Hartford. The eroup is Full Colonel tract below Lookout Mountain. By THE ASSOOIATED PRESS and dates for advertising bids have Tunisians at Bizerte for the stretch from Southbury to Atty. John S. G. Rottner of 483 The Ansaldt Co. will excavate W IN F-C B S Manchester, available to perform free of charge 10:10 a.m. Monday thru Sat­ A 4-year, $580,302,000 construc­ been set in several localities, ex­ the Hartford area, but In West Hartford, July 20 (JP)— for charltsJjle organizations. Ei. Center St., haa been promoted and provide a gravel base for final tion progrram was announced today plained IVes, who added that plans Hartford, Heu-tforjl, and East grading within the next month, urday. Contest Every Day, State Police Commissioner to the U. S. Arthy Reserve rank of by the Connecticut State Highway have been made to obtain addition­ Hartford, this phase is substanti­ Leo J. Mulcahy has come up Members of the Connecticut As­ colonel, it was announced by Langtry said. The town will pro­ Department. al consultants and to reassign cer­ ally complete. sociation of Plumbing and Heat­ headquarters of the 13th Army vide a final grading and tar sur­ l a y - a - w a y Commissioner Howard S. Ives is­ tain key engineers as quickly as with a new iveapon in his Bids for the construction of the ing Contractors will meet tomor­ Co»-ns. Fort Devens. Mass. face on the widened road at an es­ sued a progress report which he possible. fight for safe and sane driv­ B o u rg u ib a 1946, when he was released timated cost of $1,000, he added. unfinished portions of the express­ row at the Ferry Tavern Restau­ From said includes all federal. Interstate, The progress report shows that way will be advertised at various ing. rant in Old Lyme. An executive from active duty following World Spring St. was formerly about 20 primary', secondary, urban and non- for much of Interstate Route 84, The commissioner has obtained War n, to August 1960, Cbl. Rott- feet wide at that point, he said. times, some sections this summer committee meeting is scheduled federal projects and supersedes all which ivill run from Danbury east and* others from month to month a print of a fatal accident (Mm Loss 100 at for 6 pjn., and dinner at 7. The ner was a Staff Judge Advocate Langtry said the cost of a new preWous programs issued by the to Hartford and then follow ihe I produced by the Ohio State Po- of the 1117th U. S. Army Garrison road surface was nominal in comt- until the final ones are advertised business meeting will begin at department. present Wilbur Cross Highvay in spring 1963. j lice. At a preview at headquar- Reserve. He has served several parison to the land gained by the It combines the remaining con­ (Route 15) up to the Massachu­ 8:30. The Highway Department said ! ters yesterday, one man nearly tours of duty at the office of the town. struction of the $484 million pro­ setts line, the planning and .survey , got sick watching the gruesome N aval Base Judge Advocate General in Wash­ A public hearing has been gram approved in 1959 with the work are complete. that as a' general rule, each pro­ ject on the expressway system 1 movie. ington, and has been admitted to scheduled for July 25 before the $150 million program trf the 1961 The segment of Interstate 84 1 Be.sldes using the film in safety Workers Attend the U. S. Court of Military Ap-> Town Planning Commission (TPC) General Assembly. from Danbury to Southbury, is not will be finished and in use by the Washington, July 20 )— public within two years after the talks to various organlzaticns, (iP peals. to clarify a technicality Involved Ives said his department will is­ Included in the report, because it Xlulcahy plans to take it al-mg Since August 1960, he has been in a request for approval as a sub­ is already well along. From advertising for bids. Thus. Con­ The United States urged both Lunch Workshop sue quarterly progress reports on when he tells the legislative' coun­ France and Tunisia today to a mobilization d^igpnM attached division. Subdivision plans sub­ the mammoth program. Southbury to Manchester, all plan­ necticut drivers should be able to cil alx)ut the need for a siite to the Field Judiciary Division of mitted by Hayden L. Griswold Jr. ning and survey work are com­ travel the length of Interstate 84 “ end hostilities without de­ ^ e v e n employes of the Xian' Ives said that for some nine speed limit and mandatory drunk­ the -Office' o f the Judge Advocate last November have already Been months, progress on the $484 mil­ plete, and along much of this di.s- by spring 1965. en driving tests. lay” and reconcile peacefully Chester school cafeteria staffs at­ General. approved by TPC, but a map re­ COAT SALE lion program was delayed due to tance, design work, the next phase. The planning, survey, and de­ “ This film is not In good taste.” their dispute over the French tended 'Um annual workshop for mains to be filed and approved. lack of federal funds to complete Is at least half done. sign work for Interstate 91, which school lunBh workers at the A1 says Xlulcahy,” but neither is naval base at Bizerte. The request will then be forward­ the interstate system as originally The fourth phase, preparing death.” bert I. Princb- Technlcal School in ed for signing by the Town Board B U Y N O W L fo r bigger savings! BUY NOW!..for quality workmanship! planned. Passage by Congress June rights of way, Is still in the future (Continued on Page Nine) State Department press of­ Hartford last w'eek. Hi League Plans of Directors. The workshop, Sponsored by the 29 of the 1961 Federal Aid High­ ficer Lincoln White stated The property, west of the High­ way Act has now erased that ob­ Sfwpfl l.intit Criticized Connecticut School Food Service Ice Cream Social land Park spring, was transferred Amherst, Xlass., .Itily 20 i/Pj —A the United States view at a Association and the ^ t e Board stacle. mid-day news conference from Case Bros. t,o Griswold who B U Y N OW !..for finest furs! BUY NOWLfor the time is limited! The commissioner said money is profes.sor of civil engineering at of Education, featured demonstra­ The Hi League of Emanuel Luth­ designed the subdivision layout. It now definitely earmarked for each Flood Deaths Hit 12 the University of Massachusetts said “ We’ve expressed our tions and lectures on the a>ts of eran Church will sponsor an ice was reported earlier that the highway route as deslgrnated in the has criticized the speed limits of views to both sides.” meat cooking, baking, steam cotoic- cream social in the church park­ transaction will not affect public schedtile of highway construction Maine and Connecticut. Ing and salad making. There were- use of the spring. Karl N. Hendrickson told the also classes in menu planning and ing lot tomorrow from 7 to 9:30 up to June 30. 1965. By ANDREW BOROWIEO p.im. Sundaes, coffee and punch Ives said his department haa In Charleston, W.Va. Highway Officials Workshop yes­ purchasing. .. already completed ‘'a tremendous terday he doe.sn't believe Maine Tunis, July 20 (fP)—French Those attending were Mrs. John will be^served. Miss Lenore Johnson and Miss Vivian Chappell amount” of planning and design roads are safe at speeds .posted land, sea and air forces lashed Gallagher, Mrs. N. H. Hatten, Cliarleston. W. 'Va., July 20 (4>)—< last year. He referred to the Xler- Xlrs. Wilfred Lemire, Mrs. Her­ Linda DiXIanno are co-SAVE 7.00! 111. the Katanga cabinet minister hard-hit sections. The call was lost And if that happens, tropica! doing well. He said he iq, “ very Bulletins who is on assignment with the In­ reg. 12.99 and 14.99 SAVE 21.99! swept imderneath it and drowned. among many others. Presumably Safety Oommisadon also disputed But his doctor called that ex­ happy” about the twins. said: Grimy search parties, soaked the Bay State profeasor's conten­ storm Anna may mess up Cape pectable in the excitement, and Culled from AP Wires ternational Cooperation Admin­ “If the future of our country de­ the boy was rescued, for no casual­ Canaveral weather next w eek and The couple now have four chil­ istration in Korea, has completed from head to toe. searched the ties were listed from that area. tions. said Grissom was alw'ays in fine dren. all boys. The other two are mands It we shall not hesitate, with shambles along the dozens of force further delays. shape. an 80-hour training course in . the X'' our African brothers, to call for One National Guard company It was a gloomy forecast that Claude, 3, end Patrice. 14 months. creeks for the storm’s 'victims or was organized within two hours Excitement also atirred many of AID BILL APPROVED Korean language.. Soviet aid.” 126 to 133 placed^ the prospects for a launch No name.-i have yet been <^oeen Anne I. Walker of Washington, 9.90 I its injurecl Uiroiigh the long night by a fast-thinking commander and Hartford. July 20 (4>)--The Slate the 6,000 engineers, scientists, for the latest arri'vals. Washington, July 20 UB—Preat The Soviet Union has repeatedly and morning hours. tomorrow at no better than 80-’^0. technicians and sailors, stationed D. C., is a records clerk in the had motorized winches tugging at Xlotor Vehicle Department’s daily Another weather assessment will Langlois is a civil servant. The dent Kennedy won a sweeping denounced Tshombe as "lackey” of It was a job that would go at this missile base, on island communications division of the ad­ the Belgians. For the Russians to half-roofs and building side.s to record of automobile fatalities as be made at 11 p.m., and a "go” family lives in St. Pascal, a suburb fineign aid bill victory today ministration. All American staff through the da.v. Many areas still permit rescuers to peer under­ of last midnight and the totals on or ” no go” signal may be given tracking stations, on ships at sea on the northern outskirts of Que­ with a Senate Foreign Relathma answer his call for help 'w'ould be weie not accessible. members of the mission are re­ tantamount to Moscow's switch in neath. the same date last year: then. and in technical centers, who were bec City. Committee coach | welfare code brought a cutback in and city fire officiaUs sift through day against the approach of after tw'o weeks of blistering at­ OF with all 15 NATO Allies wMll fol­ tack, the fonner head of Jewish and of the University of Oklahoma ' relief even before the rules went remains of a 100-year-oId planing tropical storm .Vnna, located low quickly in the NATO Perma­ Berlin, July 20 ■ (IP) — Xlayor .Affaira for the SS maintained to BRAKE CAMEL I and WOOL BOY COAT Henderson, Tex., July 20 -r- football team. ' into effect. mill at Ohio Penitentiary search^ this morning about 600 miles nent Council at Paris. The U. S. Willy Brandt of West Berlin said Wllliam Benson today did an about- 1. Several studies show that Coming up with his third set of ing fc^r a clue a.s to how the two- east of Curacao. ‘ — NATO representative. Ambassador today he believes there will bo no the end that his pcttims were done on orders from his superior ACCESSORIES regularly 35.00 face and declared, ”I had nothing American youth do worse bn aim- j figures in 10 days, Xlitchell yes- .story ibuilding caught fire jiester- Thomas K. Finletter, participated war over his divided city. CLASSMATES to do with the .explosion” that pie tests than youngsters of other terday said aid to dependent cnll- d a v.. iDr. Lee deForest, whose in­ San Juan, Puerto Rico, July 20 in the NSC meeting yesterday. “I hope not and I believe not,” of fleers. •M AKE CABLES F i killed 296 persons 24 years ago at nations. drert cases dropped from 130 in vention of the three-element (iP) — The first tropical storm of Kennedy’s specific decisions he told a questioner at a news regularly 7.99— 11.99 the New London school. Samples: One te.st, whic li 67.9, May to 119 in June, a decrease of vacuum I tiibe helped spawn the the 1961 Atlantic season formed were not disclosed, but it is be­ conference. But he added it would RED SEES PEACE TAUiS The Oklahoma ex-convict thus per rent of the U.S. youngsters; 11 cases. Previously, he had re­ va.st electronic.s Industrv, leaves today in the southeastern Carib­ lieved that he made a basit: policy he frivolous not to consider the New Yoric, July 20 (fin —But- •M AKE HOSES repudiated a declaration made in flunked, was given a similar group {ported the decrea.se as 29 cases, only $1,250 in ca.sh in will. bean. At birth, it carried top winds detei'm'inatioA "to increase the size oian Ambassador MUchaU Men­ possible consequences of the pres­ shikov said today the "abnor­ 25.00 Oklahoma City Monday that he In Italy and Austria. Tlie Euro-; then 6 rases. *• Hou.se Rules Committee rejects' of 60 miles an hour. of U.S. armed forces to meet the ent situation. mal’ ’ sltuatloB In dMded Berlin • WHEEL CYimOERS loosened gas pipes at the school and peans had only 8.9 per cent fail He .said home relief declined by request to Investigate the John Navy Hurricane Hunters found Berlin crisis. He made clear at his Hoarse from political Campaign­ • 85% wool, 15% camel hair caused the blast that almost wiped ure. 34 cases frbm 60 in .Xfay to 26 In Is getting more tense and could Birch Society, a request introduced the storm — called Anna — near news conference yesterday he con­ ing, Brandt spoke to about 150 • MASHCR CYUNDERS 4.90 • orlon pile lining out a generation of children in And on seven different tests June. .' by Rep. Edgar Hiestand, R-Calif.. lead to World War i n U oontla- latitude 12.0 north, longitude 64.1 siders the threat to be worldwide. New London. griven to boys and gtfls in the 10- The city manager explained ’..nat newsmen from East and West Ber­ ued. Blit '' he expressed belief • 6 bone buttons, double breasted a Birch Society member.. .Retired west or about 500 miles south Present U. S. Regular Army 1 • flate and medium heels Benson, 41, spoke clearly and 17 age bracket, British girls ran the latest figure came from Act­ Gen. James A. Van Pliet criticizes lin. He spoke of the greatly in­ there sttU Is time to deal with • cuffs, flap pockets, back half belt calmly to -newsmen after he waa ahead of Americans girls 7-0, ing Welfare , Commissioner Doris American officials in Koiea for try­ southeast of San Juan. It took a and Marine Corps ground strength creased flow’ of refugees form the situation peacefully. .. Men- ' • dress and sport shoes west northwest course at a speed .totals about' 1,032,000, of which Communist areas in'recent weeks, MANCHESTER 1 • camel or red escorted into the Rusk County while British boys won by 6-1. The Harding, while' the previous fig­ ing to block the Soath Korean ;sIdkov predicted an Enat-West • 6 to 18, petites 6 to ,13 courtroom by Sheriff Pete Gibson. U.S. boys were superior only in ures had come from John O’Don­ Xlilitary from seizing pow er.. .As­ off 17 miles an hour. 856,000 is Army: lit the reservoir and Said he waa afraid many more peace conference before the end A I TO ^^ARTS • beige, tan, blue, white calf Today’s retraction is backed up “arm power.” nell, who resigned as welfare com­ sociation Secretary of the Navy Forecasters preiJlcted the storm of ground forces are about 399,- would come. 1 of the year on the mnttor. The by lie detector testa given Benson 2. Not only are today’s young­ missioner last week in protest Kenneth .E. BeLleu says naval ship­ would continue, to move toward 000 National Guardsmen. 300,000 “ But I see no reason' for any ambassador gave hla vlawa JOe- • black patent last flight in Dallas, said Dlst. Atty. sters behind foreigners, they’re against the new code. / yards are key elements in uUonar the west for the next 12 to 24 trained Army Reserves and 208,000 outbreak of panic,” he said. tore boarding the Utter J i l t ' ~ not to sturdy as their fathers defense and are major national as-' hours while it. builds up in size and in the Ready Reserve of the Ma­ SUtea for ,a 6-vfeek • bzokan aiseB and BtjrleB SMALL' DEPOSIT AND REGULAR PAYMENTS HOLD YOUR SELECTION TILL OCT. I. (Contiiiaed lA Page Xwo) were. Springfield Collage haa been (Ctenttnued on Pagl Fifteen) sets. power. \ _ rine Corpa- (Coattnued Oa Page pmeo) trip-to Bossltt. ' .

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I ■y fiO E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 " i AfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 M 6 E TH R E E which forbade the city from inter­ RodcrUle-Vemon fering with Bartlett's duties-until Tides, Winds a hearing on incompetence had Citizens Give Views been held. W eather Sheinwold on Bridge Bartlett was notified to meet Flaherty Boils Over^ with the mayor alone to discuss ■Windsor Locks, July 20 (/t)—^Tlie police duties and to receive orders, On Main St. Plan 'U.S. Weather Bureau nlarine ad- but Hammer advised Bartlett not TOO MUCH WEALTH < to do so imless he (Hammer* waa viaory fo r today: South dealer Tldea will 'be bigh along the m a y e m b a r r a s s YOU present. Maixtieeter's government, civic North-SMth vulnsraUa Says Bartlett Goes and bueineaa people last night Connecticut shore today between By Alfred fihelnwold N o i m i The meeting, to have been held Only the rich man Is worried yesterday afternoon, was called voiced a proposal to revitalize 3:30 and 5:30 pjn. and borootrow 44 A downtown Manchester. bet)veen 4 and 6 ajn. and 4 :30 and about burglars. Only the player K Q < 2 RockvlUe Police ComiMion'- aitej dummy with the ace of spades and AQ832 . ^976S4 formulate a ctatement o f complaint midnight. Hammer entering . rst have provided the tentative plan morrow. Sunset today is at 8:21 a point from which apparently p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 'wlU hit upon-the idea of leading, a dia­ V 10 965 ^ 1 7 3 acainat d ty police Sgt. Leater F there is rto retreat. and waking Mcthi.sker by phone, for the Central Business District’s 0 A K 5 0 6 2 tCBD), future needs, last - night be at 5:33 aJn. mond from dummy rather than t McCusker and Flaherty said t Flaherty was also awakened. He club. It waa a fortunate choice. 4b ^ 3 4 ) A I 5 Bartlett. told Bartiett to leave, after leam- ga\-e an accoimt of their plan with Boating weather fo r Long Is­ they were "sincerely sorry this has I land Sound to Montauk Point and West won with the king of dia­ SOUTH DIamiatal will be recommended. happened. It’s embarrassing to ! Ing of the developments. statistical reports (in a brochure 4b K I 10 The meeting waa promiaed to­ Block .Island; Variable winds monds and looked around for a us. to the department and to the | The mayor added this morning form) before a discussion by in­ way to get to his partner. He led a —The Geor­ By this time South had no doubt General Features Corp.)- ordered out o f the station only be- Judge Robert A. W all had finally ty. 10.028 in the Republican party, on the east side of Main St. where gia States Rights Council today as to what was going on. He gave children. She will give an illustrat­ eaime Hammer was with him. filed his decision to lift the tem­ and 4,206 as not siffiliated isith about 40 per cent of the downtown dropped orange juiie from the up a diamond to the ace and won ed talk with colored slides, and li “Anything Bartlett has done." porary inlunction against the city, either party. area commercial space is bovmded menu of a firnd raising; dinner the rest when West was unable to will tell of the work that is be­ by Main St.. Brainard PI.. Maple the segregation-minded organiza­ lead a spade. ing done for the children. St., and a proposed relocation of tion will hold at a downtown hotel Curiously, enough, the result -The public Is invited. (Jottage St. Monday night. would be differenet if declarer <3eorge Marlow, of Marlow's De­ Georgia and Florida currently tackles the clubs at the second ACTION! c o m e d y : partment Store; -said "this is a are engaged in a retaliatory tax trick instead of leading a diamond. Gibson 90 Today, fabulous plan,” with similar Ideas war involving citriis fruits said East steps up with the ace of clubs Brando! Hilarious! SUMMER CLEARANCE proposed eight years ago, but chickens. and clears the spades. Now when shelved by town authorities. "The menu as originally planned South nins the clubs, Weet can "ONE EYED "Please Retired Butcher Marlow Objects discard the five of Miamonds and featured steak and orange juice,” JACKS" Turn Over” Marlow said the plan, which a council spokesman said. "It has the king of diamonds! Arthur E. Gibson, 40 Flow'er St., calls for back door entrant's to been changed to chicken and Geor­ Daily Question Tech. 8:00 6:30-10:20 retired meat dealer, observes his stores was In error because “we gia fruit juices because of the Partner opens with one heart, Both birthday today. He retired in want people to shop through our downtown needs, could be imple­ CCC." 1956, after giving the community front doors.” And then there is the mented. He explained that meant "chick­ 66 years of continual service. $AU of FABRICS question of parking, he said. “We Zoning changes and relocation CHENEY HALL en-citrus^ controve|:sy.'’ Peach, ap­ Gibson, who learned hia trade need some 2.000 spaces right now of streets, such as (Jottage St. (to ple and Ijerry juice will be serv’ed. TONIGHT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY from his father, first operated his at PILGRIM MILLS HARTFORD ROAD and according to your (Kramer's) connect with Rt. 6), metered park­ business from 333 Main St. He 1 figures, only 783 new spaces will ing, parallel parking on Main St., Your Host, Mike Stanko, Presents for You— made his rounds in a horse and be realized by 1980." land acquisitions for future park­ wagon, ringing a bell to lure Abend, traffic engineer for the ing needs of 1970 and 1980 were MAN5FI£Ln,1Zi housewives out with their platters. Cambridge, Mass., planners, in­ all discussed during the two-and- CisiEKamniinTaTr/ In 1926, he added a motor truck | formed Marlow and the group that one-half hour session. AI.I. COLOR’ ALL FIN! 'THE VERSATILES" to hia enterprise. He later aban­ the 783 parking spaces would be The planners emphasized the "Show WHITE AND S STOOGES” doned his bell, arid greeted satis- Hear Ye! **ThaRk you,' lailios, for making augmented by an additional 200 to ___ ^ALL HANDS ON DECK" _ For Your Dining and Ehitertalnlng Pleasure! I importance of cooperation of mun­ leB.. "WILD IN TnC.-COCNTBY” fled customers gained through the CLEARANCE! 300 parking stalls on side streets and private parking areas. icipal, civic and private bodies to "YOCNG SAVAGES" years from his Flower St. meat | Priscilla The question still stands as to embark on such a program which Oak Grill, 30 Oak St.— Air-Conditioned storage and refrigeration plant, PILGRIM M llis at Cheuey Hall, would have the unalterable goal, housed in the rear of hia home. the present need of 2,000 down­ NO COVER e NO MENTSIUM e AAIPLE PARKING town parking spaces stated some the'transformation of the Central The veteran butcher, still in | FLOOR MODELS, DEMONSTRATORS Says: month.s ago by the Town Parking Business District into an area of good health, has lived in Manches­ regional shopping significance. DANCE ter all his life, except for a short I your FABRIG HEADQUARTERS!” Authority. , EVERY THURS.-FRI.-SAT, One problem that confronts the time when his parents moved to parking authority. Abend pointed Marlborough, N.Y. He has served j OF ALL BRAND NAME TVS, out, is that they do not have the Water Samples WALNUT aa deputy meat Inspector. power to buy land and govern use 7 Walnut St„ Manchester of property for parking. J Pass Stale Test In q p p fcio tion yards and yewds of fine Marlow inferred that “free park­ in g ’ was Important to the ahop- STEREO and TRANSISTOR RADIOS FABRICS REDUCED BELOW MILL PRICES! pers and that any proposed off- Water in three reservoirs and a ! street parking areas within the pump station in Manchester were C;BD cluster should have "free certified as safe for drinking pur­ SALESROOM HOURS: parking’’ with stores being as­ poses, after a periodic -test of ALL COLOR SHOW Feature First Every Night Except Friday and Saturday sessed for their upkeep. samples by the Connecticut. State Marlon Brando John Derek PILGRIM \John Wiet, executive vice presi­ Department of Health lab service. in ‘‘Prisoner of UNA Every Day Moor till 9 p.m. dent of the town's Chamber of Samples were tested from the -One Eyed Volga" Turner B u i o i i e Commerce, inquired whether the Charter Oak pump station,Porter Jacks" 3:50-6:30 at NORMAN’S Cost Sotwrday, 10 o4n. to 6 pjn. plan would include landscaping Reservoir, Roaring Brook Reser- 1:30-8:00 10:20 MILLS within the main parking and shop­ v’oir and Highland Park Reservoir '*2ISIlG1a\v«ibe>!S^ ping area. on Jjuly 14. COLOR SUN.: "JULES VERNYl” MwdHn; Kramer said that architectual State reports received at the tMMMills ZENITH landscaping with Walkways, drink­ Manchester Health Department MOTOROLA VOICE of MUSIC ing fountains, benches and trees office today noted that "the fig­ TOP CO-HIT! would be part of the proposed ure for color is slightly high for i l P COSDITIONtD 8-BAND ,)arking areas a sample of water from a public STEREO 3-PIECE He added that ample space for supply” on the basis of a sample STATE MATTER OF MORALS" ALL TRANSISTOR traffic movement and unloading from Porter Reservoir taken at the ZENITH 23-INCH MODEL. 1,000 WALNUT MAHOGANY ZENITH STEREO areas for store merchandise would tap at the Highland Park School. NOW-i-ENDS SAT be provided. Matinee Weekdays at 2 P.M. L Color can be caused by minerals Concerrung the west side of Shown at 3:50-6:00-9:30 RADIO or organic matter. However, all LOWBOY $ CONSOLEHE STEREO MORIARTY BROS. Mam St., which has little develop­ samples had less than'2.2 coliform WALNUT $ ment In the future plan of the con­ organisms per niilloliters, which is 1rs jiiS s BiGGi^ sultants. Atty. John D. LaBelle considered a desirable standard. UHF wanted to know why, development FUNNIEST YET! "Dine in Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" VHF The BIG DRIVE Is REALLY ON of that area was not brought in­ Consolette 1 4 7 to the plan. BLONDE We’YO Got tho Gars - - Well Make the Deal Kramer said that the area, which Ex-Convict Denies contained church properties, was PYQUAUG INN I best suited for residential develop- Tie to School Blast j ment with exception of one area ■ between Myrtle and Locust Sts. 161 MAIN ST., WETHERSFIELD, CONN. where land )ise for office buildings (Continued from Page One) MOTOROLA 23-IN. ‘ 157 *237 COLUMBIA 2-Piece IS proposed ’ 168 in a rebuff to the entire plan. WilUam Ferguson, who sat with Burton Pearl, a director of the Benson at the news conference. Why did he make a fake confes­ SMORGASBORD Eighth District, said the money sion 7 BLONDE $ spent for the survey was better A Feature Consolette ; spent in statistics than in plan- , ' Well, I just told them that.” ; ning. What about the old scars he WEDNESDAY UHF Pearl said he was disappomted brought to life among parents and fri^d.s of the victims? fiBlon ’ * iSSOr SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. TV VHF ; that Main, St. should be made into "I wish I could ask for forgive- TH E HOME OF STEREO IRlANDNeW PRICES I a speedway connecting to the new GOOD FOOD SUNDAY, 3 to 9 P.M. MAHOGANY I Rt. 6 location south of town, ne.ss. but that's too much to ask.” START AT Benson added; i Pearl added that he would like to LUNCHEONS served 11:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. j see the town do away with Center "I’ve dreamed about it - about $1.25 up 1961 i Park which, he said, is of little use my sister." His 14-year-old sister PLUS .AT 2:00 and 7:45 1 I to the town and could be developed died in the explosion. DINNERS served 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. $2.75 up Oven cooking RCA Victor 23-IN. Motorola ^19-IN. 12,000 Miles or $ 1 into a parking area. Officers escorted Benson here la.st night from Oklahoma City. When You Buy the better compact car Police Chief James Reardon said JUR6UIS 'WELLES SYMS DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS 12 Noon to 9 P.M. is easy today... I'Tcar Warranty ■ the use of one-way streets might He was placed in a third-floor cell of the county jail at 12:30 generate a traffic problem at tfeavTb SPECIAL FRIDAY NIGHX^WHARFSIDE DINNER LOWBOY % G-ETV DELUXE $ | 0| t o w SANK RATES — 34 MONTHS TO PAY Brainard PI. and Mam St. a m. after Oklahoma officers turn­ Bissell and Oak Sts. would be ed Jiim over to Texas authorities ,Bo n 6 * K o n g >[ UHF You Know one-way going east and Birch for investigation of the fantastic CLOSED TEL. JA 9-9463 story he told in Oklahoma City TV VHF 2 St. and Brainard Pi. would be C omet S-22's JUST ARRIVED— fuH Selection of C olon and Equipment. after his arrest in a J38 cafe rob­ MONDAYS AMPLE PARKING one-way leading into Main St'., ac­ SUN.: “FABULOUS WORLD MAHOGANY You’re Buying cording to the proposed plan. bery. The jail is 9 miles from New OF JULES VERN*E” "This might create a problem." "BISIBO TOE GREAT" AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT QUALITY ★ SAFE BUY USED CARS ★ the chief said. "Two-way traffic Ixmdon w-here the chunky. 41-year- JULY 26—“ PARRISH’4 ' could eliminate traffic congestion," old ex-eonvlct and former mental he added patient attended school as a boy. I960 UNGOLN Cihief fleardon agreed with the Benson, red headed and aUg'hUy under 5 ', feet tall, now^ lives in EMERSON 23-IN. RCA VICTOR 21-IN. 1MUN00LN planners that a belter traffic con­ Premiere Landau Oklahoma. In a signed statement Hardtop i-Door. Full $ trol signal system will be needed M>aor T Hard- $ ] for increasing motor vehicle as after hia arrest Monday night he Early American power. ' air condition­ claimed responsibility for the New j tip. Full power. Black ing. Color Sultana well as pedestrian traffic on Main COLOR $ 3895 St. London disaster. { HONEY MAPLE 3595 white. The blast was believed to have i P so's home heating Abend told the group of the use of median strips on Main St. from been set off by a spark from an our way! UHF '50 PLYM. $1595 TRI CK SPECIAI. , Center St down 'Main to Charter electric -irwitch in the manual TV Mahogany 'SB CHRYS. $595 training room of the 3-storv- struc­ TV VHF WtaMlaor Hardtop Newport. Savoy 2-Door Sedan. 6 cvl., '59 FORD $1195 1 Oak St. and a lead-in route to,the You get premium quality RAH. aatomattr. white and RAH. standaril .transmis­ F-lOO Pickup, 4-sp«^ trans. j proposed Rt. 6 expressway. A ture. The school at the lime was known as the richest httle school Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the M i^ sion. FXXINOMV SPF,CI.4L; : separate' "frontage access street" most completely effective fuel ' would be made available in front in the world. oil additive in use today. And *B7 D O D G E $945 '55 MERC. $595 '53 NASH $295 ; of Main Street's east aide stores The disaster that killed 282 Ownaet 4-Dr., Sedan, RAH, 4-Door Hardtop, yellow and station Wagon, 6-oyU au­ children and 14 teachers. The blast you get premium service. Au- RCA Victor 19-IN. i for "short -term " passenger load- General Electric 2M N. ■«— daid ihlft black. RAH, automatic. tomatic transmission. came a scant 30 minutes before tosnatie deliveries . . . a bal­ I ing and unloading between Oak ' I I J i LL c r 's ^ St. and Brainard Place. school was to be dismissed for the, anced payment plhn and many Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick, a for- day. other extras designed to make Come In ' nicr town director, asked the Benson's 14-year-old aister and home heating realty easy. PORTABLE $ TVCONSOLEiS JEEPS planners why a parking plaaa or cousin were among the victims. and ramp garage, type of p ark i^ area The ex-convict said he was ab­ UHF WiHi Remote Control sent the day of the blast but hur­ M/TCftBL (fO C m ^ O d D /5f i OOUR O ft /ffk/aJT/tRJOR. COttrJSB^JrTtOJCORSatRRRTtOW M ob ilh eat We havjp in stock a few such as found in other cities and j f T ’m r c R u r a t m TV VHF MAHOGANY Browse I towns, was not put into the plan. ried to the scene to help In the ^ - 8 / Z S jfT w r e£ti70t m JpufeftMsrz/i-coMM. used 4-wheel drive Jeeps. ' She added that underground park­ rescue work. Benson said he confessed to get ’"SK T i^ iil. . Some with cabs and plows. Around! ing could be employed. This, in the ! long run, would be cheaper, she it off his conscience. said. YANKEE DIVISION ROLLS ; WE GIVE Hayden Griswold Sr., former GREEN STAMPS . president of the ChamSer and Boston. July M C T ^ T h e naain . present. board member, said the NO MONEY DOWN! OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 body of lOJlOO troops of the AN INVITATION TO BETTER LlVlI^lG f ' plam waa very Uitereating and Y a ^ e e OivisioR..roU qat tom or- UiankeA the TPC for inviting him row for two weeks’ naaenvers MORIARTY io the discussion. at Camp Drum, N. Y. Meisn- DINE OUT AND OFTEN - HERE SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. MORIARTY BROS. Building contractor Alexander FIRST PAYMENT OCTOBER 1961 Be CfiMB Hartford County's oldeat “ Comet*;.4Une«iH-CantiBeatal-MeiTury-EagUah while. the peading dedsloa re­ avhMl driro refaMe dealer. I Jarvis said, after ths meeting, garding poseUble mohUizatloa af RROTHERS r^ MANCHeSTER _ Ml 3-5135 OfCW EVENINGS j that a great deal more diadtiasion NaUoaal Guard nalte la awaitebL IN COOL AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT MANY ITEMS ONE OF A KIND. will be needed before such a pro- T he diririoai'a kcRTy egwIpaRset 301-315 C tn ftr St. FRIENDLY A,PPLIANCE and FURNITURE STORE ' posed -plan, to meet Manchester’s we*t today. ixmocm FREE PARKING SWJJECT TO PRIOR SALE! ^ f . M l 3-5135 4 4 S HARTFORD POAD N< ovr McKEE

). MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 MAIfCHESTER EVBNTIfG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 P A d a n y s , Hebron Parties Pick YOUR OLD FURNITURE IS WORTH $$$$ DURING OUR GIAN Slates for AIR CONDITIONED

Town Posts r Republicuu and Dahiocrata have chosen their, alatea of can­ 0 | M ‘ i i Iftiiilv 10 io 10 didates for the town election Oct. 2. Incumbent first selectman Wil­ liam E. Leary, seeking re-election, M heads the GOP ticket. „ He will be opposed by Howard E. Porter, Democrat. At a Hepubllcan caucus Monday. Leary defeated Archie Green, by 116 votes to 65. On Tuesday, Por­ 127 r4»llipl4k|(k||«>|ll!4 ter was nominated unanmiotuly in the Democratic caucus. Mrs. Charles P. Minor, Incum­ bent town clerk, town treasurer PINE ST. and HARTFORD RD„ NANGHESTER apd agent of the town deposit fund Promoted to Major was endorsed by both parties. B) Other Republican candidates Alfred P. Werbner. 40 Marion are: second selectman, Emery N. Dr., has been promoted to the rank Taylor; tax collector. Mrs. F. Ea­ of major, it hag been announced 16 ton Post; assessor, Faoyd A. Fogil; by the U.S. Air Force Records Cen­ members of board of education, ter. Denver, Colo. STORES Mrs. H. Clay Osborn and D. Ben­ Werbner, a graduate of Man­ Everything for Family & ton Crittendon: board of tax re­ chester High School and New York FROM IS THE TWtt ^ Law School, served in World War view, LeRoy B. Kinney. NEW ENGLAND Zoning Board of Appeals, for Yoor Trade-In II as a bonibardier-navigatof with five years. Stanley K. Nygren; for the Fifth Air Force in the Pacif­ TO '/ ||l\t/ H i,!''.# , -<* - 1962-67, John J, Hooker; alternate yOUROlD «««««« furniture As Your ic Theatre of Operations. He flew to the board, 1961-66, Harry H. 25 bombing ' mUsions against HORIDA i lllri'- ' h a-.'• ,.s Klrkham. Japan, and holds the Air Medal 11>' e',1' ’•/' Constables. Harold L. Gray, and the Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon with Home C'lhsts Le$’ endorse this series to you. Wnges Agatawt I 5-Pc. SOLID The music is delightful and the • Adjust to: 5 Burnout MaacheeteriJStieaiiig Herald He- setting juper'b. P**sHlons hnm corresqxiiideBt, Miss Susan 1 SETS SETS MAHRESSES BED OUTFIT KITCHEN SETS MAPLE DINETTE PesidletoB, telephone AOadeny The blister beetle gets its name "8-8454. • FORMICA TOP TABLE • FORMICA TOP TABLE or BOX SPRINGS * MAHRESS, BOX SPRING • FORMICA TOP TABLE because of a poisonous oil it se­ • 42" ROUND TABLE cretes called cantharidin. When • 6 MATCHING CHAIRS • 4 MATCHING CHAIRS TWIN or FULL SIZE • HEADBOAD and LEGS • 4 MATCHING CHAIRS crushed against human skin, the . XUyal. CndenvDod, Xolsdess, • 4 MATE’S CHAIRS oil can raise blisters. IBM and PortablM R«9ulor Prie*^ .,^------$100 Regular Price ...... $69 Regular Price .. ^ . $39 Regular Price ...... $72 Regular Price ...... $79^ Regular Price ...... $106 ITsed Typewriters 838 up viWY'* Trade-In...... «...;. $ 25 Trade-In ...... $25 Trade-In...... $20 tra d e -in ...... Berube’s Typewriter Service $20 Trode-ln ...... $25 Trade-In...... $ 25 478 E. m id d l e TPKE. At :Tke Green KODAK R whisk of 2-00 G uo'anteed a r 1 o t h • r YOU PAY $75 YOU PAY $44 YOU PAY $19 YOU PAY $52 YOU PAY $54 YOU PAY $79 »pon|tf; rleani it FILM 10Ti>pletf)y------>------9x12; VISCOSE Special THE OFFICE OF M r NYLON KNUCKLE-ARM ADJUSTABLE 62C-120-127 end vet dr«»- Amazing No-Stick Fry Pan RAYMOND MOZZER RUG UTILITY TAPESTRY ROCKERS RUGS REOLINERS with Wood Spatula p .D £. • Roqulor Price ...... $63 FOAM PAD Choice of Celers • Brown. 988 MAIN STREET Regular Price ...... $47 3 9 Perfect for the calorie con ^ cua! Silicone coatiug bonded te Chino. heavy Kauge aluminum allows greaselcia frying . . .j foods Slwa 6 te 12. Trade-In...... $10 Rltgular Price ... $44| __ Reg. Price ..... $62 Trade-In ...... $10 WILL BE CLOSED 1.00 can’t sttrk, I0|j’' pan applies heat evenly . . . requires no TVdde-ln *'• FRIENDLY^ APPLIANCFmd TDRNITURE STORE Trade-In ...... $10 arm-ii'* . washes easily without abrasive. THRU JULY 29 Miller's Pharmacy '.“ m (,ki:i:n ko \ n YOU PAY $53 4 4 S H A R T F O R D ROAD^ Ntar McKEF You Pay ^52 YOU PAY $37 -y A, . J:

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 MANCHESTER EVKNINO ^R A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 PAGE SEVEN

mittee for Insurance settlement. . State Bond* Approved Bvadtoy FMId sod 13,800,000! more RackvUle-V ernon Mmrmmra* M tu eu m Town Defendant Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zime, 203 Columbia tor flood oontral projects on the TTia extensiye coUeSUon of maa- Summit St., jfn behalf of Erin Psifc River nesr Hartford. •ive flgurdieada that once decor­ In Injury Claim Zlma, 3, charged In a complaint Hartford, July 20 (jP) — The In Its meeting with Govecnor ated. the prows of hietoric vressele for settlement that the accident State Democratic Women State Bond- CommlMlon has ap­ Dentpeey yesterday, the bond com­ faeclnat^ visitors to tthe Marin­ occurred because the Town of Man­ proved bond Issues totaiUng 328 mission postponed Ks dedskm on U-Boat Crews at Movies er’s Museum at Newport News, chester or Board of Education did million which were authorized by a request tor 32 mllUoa tor men­ Va.. where ship models range from A claim arising from Injuries the 1961 General Assembly. sustained by a three-year^pld girl not properly protect such man­ To Be Tea Guests Sunday tally retarded day-care oentens in primitive Iiidlsn dugoute to the holes. The compallnanta are rep­ Almost $10 million will go for the New Ha'ven and Hartford liner United States. Among full-size In a fall into an open maiihole, on Spurred Forming CAP Manchester High School projperty resented by Atty. Charles N. Improvements and expansion at areas. treasures exhlMted ai^ an old Yan­ Mns. Paul Merrick, Democratic^August. In the meantime, they are the state university and the state kee whaleboaL a Chesimake Bay on April SO has been referred to Crockett, 753 Main St. The Travel­ Town Counsel Arthur J. Leclaire ers Insurance Co. of Hartford rep­ town cihairman and Stote (Central cll'vlding their time between here colleges. Another 34 million will CLAP ELECTS log canoe, a 'Tahitian pirogue and Oonuniitteewoinan for the 36th and Suffield, with his parents. be used to set up technical In­ ■ German U-boats came so close t o f to Interest boys and Rirls if> Air a two-man Japanese submarine. and the insurance advisory com­ resents the Board of Education. Berlin, July 12 (P) — Pomeroy CARTER’S the eastern seaboard early in Force careers. Boys and girls bcr diMaict, will open hear home on Mrs. June Weldon of Wert Hart­ stitutes at Waterbury and Nor­ Day, Hartford banker, was elected tween 14 and 18 are eligible aa Oohunbiia Lake Sunday afternoon ford, has also been a guest at the wich. a (Urector o f the Connecticut Light World War U that crew members cadets. Att the OoIumUa Demooratic Lucia's. HaimntoneaBet Stote Park will and Power Company, at a meeting went ashore to the movies. Various coursea are offered in ■Women’s Oub nwmbership tee, Mrs. Rosebrooks Returns come in for a 31,200,000 share. of the utility’s board of directors This was one of the little-pub­ CAP. and cadets can work' for a between 2 and 4 pjn. Mrsl Ward Rosebrooks of Lake with {mother 32,646,000 going to yesterday. licized factors leading to formation certificate of proficiency, which Special gueata will include Mrs. Rd. has returned home after of'the Civil Air Patrol in 1941, ac- opens the door to various exchange John N. Dempaey, wife of the spending a week visiting her cordtftg to Capt. Adolf J. Baron, programs and advanced training. governor; Mrs. Thomas Dodd, daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. commanTOtyjf the Manchester CAP Drill competitions arc held an­ Summer Clearance ■wife of U.S. Senator Itodd; Mrs. Richard Porter, and sons Philip squadron. nually on an elimination baste, the Ellla Greaso, seoretary of state; and Alan In Florham Park, N.J. MID-SUMMER Cept. Baron^oiiUlned the pro­ finals held at the Air Force Acad­ Mrs. Beatrice Rosenthal, national Mrs. Porter and the boys came gram and aims ofvthe CAP to emy in Colorado Springe. oommititeewoman; Mrs. John Sul- back to Coliunbia with her and will members of the Rock'vllje Rotary A girls’ drill team won last year. Hvan, president of the (kxuieoti- be joined by Porter this week-end. ■Club at a Monday liincheon-^meet- The CAP doee not give flight cut FWeratlon of Democratic Fair and Supper inK- training, Capt. Baron said, but W-wnen; end Mra Petrie Phillips, The Ladles Society of Columbia A search of captured crewman, does give cadets certification wife of the deputy oommlseloner Congregational Church will hold S ' SAVE from German U-boats turned up 'bhservere. o f finance and control. the annual summer fair Saturday There are 400 cadets in Con- DRESSES in 'Yeomans HaU, beginning at 3 ticket stubs from movie houses in Aasiating Mrs. Merrick ■will be American coastal cities. Capt. necticiiti p.m. Offered for sale 'will be gifts, of 1961 Mrs. Elmil C. Malek, president of Baron said. A new squadron is being formed which include animals and toys on in Rockville^ Capt. Baron said. the local club, who extenxls an made by the women, aprons. Jewel­ He said people living on the livvitajUon to all Democratic wom­ coast used to watch the glow on About 15 youths have joined so ry, white elephants and home far. At present, ths unit is term en of Oolumbla to attend; also baked food. the horizon at night from burning Mrs. Louts Soraochi, chairman of ships, torpedoed early in convoy, ed a flight, and will become a Women in' charge of these are RADIO but most oi them were unaware the squadron when officially charter­ the refreehment committee; Mrs. Mrs. Adolph Hinrichs, Mrs. Ray­ George E. Peters and Mrs. Walter Chevys U-boats came as close as they did. ed. mond E. Clark, Miss Lois Clarke The CAP was first organized on He said he plans talKs-'at local VALUES to $12.99 Deptula, co-ohalTmen of decora­ and Miss Roslyn MacNish, Mrs. BATTERIES the strength of a proposal by one­ schools in the fall. Adults are tions and Mrs. Raymond Gray, in­ Ralph U. Wolmer and Mrs. George time New York Mayor Fiorello La- sought for work in the CAP,^ he CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK vitations chairman. Reama. Guardia that civilian pilots patrol said. Flying or service experi­ TO rtAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL MERCHANDISE OMumbia Lake Busy For- the children there ■will be the coast at spotters. ence Is not necessary. The work The past few hot days have a wishing well. Mrs. Madeline and After the war, the CAP was is voluntsu-y. brought out good sized crowds Mitchell, Miss Gertrude Gates and established as the official auxiliary Asked after his talk about the to enjoy the Community Beach Miss Rachael are the committee on of the U.S. Air Force by act of closeness of German U-boats, the HAT on Columbia Lake. arrangements for this. Congress, Capt, Baron said. The captain recalled that one U-boat There are 222 famines regis­ Nothing ■will be sold until 3 p.m. GENUINE AMEMCAN IMOE uniform i.® the same a.® the Air commander who cruised several tered for memberahip in the beech and the sale will continue until Force uniform, he said, with slight times off the Maine coast liked —706 paid members and 120 chil­ 6:30 when supper will be served In modifications. the scenery so much he moved to BOX dren under six "who are not the lower hall. The Women’s Guild Maine after the v-ar and settled In charged. The number is fewer members, imder the leadership of EVEREADY BATTERIES Corvairs There are 5|2 CAP wings in the the Frenchman Bay area. IRENE’S than the 266 families registered Mrs. Harry Cafrella will serve U.S.. one in each state a.® well as 777 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER BE SURE OF UNIFORM QUALITY Netv ^Executive Receives Briefing in the District of Columbia and in 1960; 822 paid m e m b ^ and baked beans, ham, salads, rolls, Puerto Rico. Four thousand pilots 186 under six years of age. pickled beets, cake and coffee, Mrs. Mildred Connors of 8 liliddle Rd., Ellington, who will take over the duties of executive secre­ A large number .of boats Is tun­ from 5:30 until 7 o’clock. Chevy Impalas tary- of the Nathan Hale chapter o f the American Red Cross beginning Monday, is briefed by Jamrs and 2,(KM) aircraft are at the C.AP's Group to Choose disposal. ning around on the lake. Lake Association Plans J. Welch, interim secretary, who formerly was a member of the Red Cross national staff. Mrs. Russell H. Wheeler Jr., special The. Columbia Lake Association WERE No. 216 Connors w a s secretary of the chapter from 1942 to 1947 and was active in the Red Cross service.® However, he added, there is lit­ tle air search and rescue work Architect Named constable at the lake, estimates has authorized Its president Atty. provided to men in military service and their dependents. Welch has been administrator of the that there are now about 250 Louis V. Lucia to investigate the chapter since February when the board of directors and executive secretary. Mrs. Agnes Belanger, done by the CAP today, except in $1J5 9 volt event of disaster such as a flood. boats registered with the town building of a ramp at the Com resigned en masse in protest to the'Hartford Chapter's refusal to share revenue gained from residents A committee to as.sist General clerk's office. Of these he esti­ munlty Beach on Columbia Lake of the Nathan Hale area. He will return to nis home in Syracuse, N. Y.. tomorrow and will become Civilian pilots flew 90-horsepow­ Manager Richard Martin in select­ er craft over the Atlantic coast mates 20 are inboard motor boats for the launching of boats; also a v’olunteer program consultimt to the Red Cross in New York. (Herald photo by Satemisi. ing an architect for the building of MANCHESTER MRJ.S having horsepower from 90 up to the matter of furnishing a boat for early in the war. Capt. Baron went two proposed flrehou.ses will meet and Inclusive of 135. The rest are patrolling the lake. He will report on, but they hkd no armament and Aug. 14 at 7;30 p.m. in the gen­ SPECIAL! could only report sighting of enemy outboard with motors ha'ving up to to the next meeting. The Associa­ Impala ConttrtibU—Wid« op«n for fun—vUh room* Rockville-V ernon ships. eral manager's office at the Mu­ 76 horsepower, with only a very tion voted to reduce its annual dues n*w M trior dim«it$ion$, too. jCecile Dionne nicipal Building. When a few of the pilots lost few having the 5 horsepower once from five to two dollars. A pro­ their lives, he said. CAP members Members of the committee are popular on this small lake—which posed change in the by-laws re­ WERE Nb. 226 Delivers Twin were given uniforms and were Gilmoure N. Cole, chairman of DISCOUNT WORLD has a circumference of about five garding the rejoining of past mem­ Pitkat, Lane Endorsed trained by the Army Air Force. the town building committee: Jack miles. bers will be voted on at the next $1.35 9 volt Planes were eventually given Goldberg and Robert W. Lappen, AT THE GREEN • 511 EAST MIDDLE TFKE. Women’s Guild Picnic meeting. Boys. All Fine armament of two bombs each. building committee members; and Twenty members of the Wom­ •i' "They trained at Ft. Dix," Capt. William C. Mason, chief of the FREE PARKING # AIR-CONDITIONED # Ml 9-1509 an’s GiUId of the Columbia Con­ Mancheetor Evening Herald Oo- And Two of GOP Slate Baron said, "with flour sacks as Town Fire Department. There is gregational Church had a picnic hxnbia correspondent Mrs. Donald FRESH stock lost received. (Continued from Page One) bombs. Later, they trained with an appropriation of 323,000 in the with charcoal broiled steak as the R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy real bombs, and. when the.v set the current budget for preparation of USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN main dish last night, at the home 8-3435. TVy us for thot hord.to-get bottery Vernon Pemocrats today predict iliary. Mrs. Laura Kreh and Mrs. Yvonne, the fourth surviving woods on fire down there (New plans for the proposed fire sta­ of Miss Jean Natsch. their candidates for town offices Mary Buchanam accompanied Miss quintuplet, is. a nun in a religious tions. No site has been selected. $1.00 WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE A brief business meeting named r: Willeke to the meeting. Jersey!, the Arm.v decided it was will conduct a "vigorous door-to- order near Baie St. Paul, Que. TTie time to send them back to duty." The town purchased land on Mc­ Mrs. Francis Lyman and Mrs. Open Every Day Till 5:30—^Thursday Till 9 P.M. door campaign" in the weeks John .Ambrosl Arrivee fifth sister. Emilie, died in 1955. Kee St. several years ago as a Walter Card as auditors. Those Iiftpala i-Door Sedan— tatier loading new ' Radioman 3.C. John Ambrosi. The floods of 1955 saw the (7AP Brandt Doubfs trunk lete you ttaek luggage 15% higher. ahead, leading to the Oct. 2 elec­ The four sisters celebrated their doing air search and rescue work, po.ssible firehouse site. Other sites two, and the Incumbent nominat­ (Except Sunday) tions. USX. son of Mr, and Mrs. Bruno considered in the past include Har­ OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. MON. thru SAT. ing committee, Mrs. Jane Mc­ E. Ambrosi. 149 Grove St., is 27th birthday Ma.y 28. he aaid. Also, units set up field hos­ The Democratic Towm Committee pitals. One was established in Win- rison and E. Center Sts., and prop- Keon, Mrs. William Burnham and War on Berlin aboard the landing ship USS Fort Cecile's flr.st son was bom in J last night endorsed a slate of 16 September 1958, her second last sted. ravaged by flood waters. ! erty on Center St. owned by the Mrs. Clarence Jeffries, will re­ cadidates for the maximum 17 posts Marion with the Fifth Amphibious Squadron, which will land at San year. The main aim of CAP today, is i town. port at the annual meeting in ((Tontinued from Page One) open to them. One candidate, Pas- September. quale A (Pat> Deyorio, was "hom- I Diego later this month. .He has been on an eight month tour of the Rosebrooks to Eintertain Brandt said that in the first 18 inated for two offices, treasurer! Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rosebrooks and agent to the town deposit fund, ' Pacific as part of .Operation Hand­ days of this month, 15,624 ref­ of Lake M . will be hosts to the ugees had registered in 'West Ber­ a customary- procedure. clasp. members of the board of directors One surprising development was Dr. .Allen at .Seminar lin. This is about double the aver­ Potterton’s of the Association of Connecticut the Demoersfts’ endorsement of Dr. Richard B. Allen, Taylor St : age rate. There were also many j Talcottville, an assistant professor Fairs, Saturday, at a picnic. two Republican incumbents for re- Rosebrooks, a member of the thousands who did not register. Manchester’s L«rgeet and Oldest ’TV, Radio, Record and Monxa BOO Club Coupe—Handtome inierior featuree election to the offices they hold: ' at the University of Hartford, will BUY WITH CONFIDENCE About 2 ^ million have come since eporty bucket eeate. Mrs. IHorence D. I>overm. tax col- board, is chairman of the Colum­ Appliance Store U ' begin a three week seminar Sunday 1949, he added. Asked what could in solid slate physics at Temple bia Fair which is sponsored an­ 5^^or. and Henry F. Butler, town FROM nually by Columbia Volunteer be done about this, Brandt replied; -'clerk. University. Philadelphia. "We cannot sit here In safety 130 CENTER ST. CO R. of CHURCH ST. Atty. Herbert Hannabury. chair­ Hoepitad Notes LADIES* WEAR GIRLS' WEAR Firemen. This fair is scheduled to be held and say: 'Don’t come.’ ” Our mid-suRHiMr solo on tho 1961 Chovy man of the nominating committee, Admitted Wednesday; Marie He said he had not heard of any aaid t^ a y the party is "sitisfied Aug. 18, 19 and 20, a week earlier Pierce, Emerald Dr. Vernon; SCRANTON MOTORS, ROCKVILLE JUNIORS', MISSES', WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S than it has ever been held before. Communist measures to stop the .. with the performance of the Phyllis Clark. 138 Vernon Ave.; flow. is in fuM swing. Como on d ^ n and got fn-o present office holders." Party The directors will make final Karl Tobiasson. Tolland; Bertha plans Sunday for the 1961 fair sea­ Brandt refused to be drawn into members had asked them before I Goetz. Crystal Lake. Ellington. a controversy with Chancellor o rooi buy on Amtrico's host solKng cor. the meeting if they would accept son. The special feature of the Admitted Today; Bradford Cran- Konrad Adenauer, who said re­ th,> nomination. Connecticut fairs this year will be : daJl. 2 Green Rd. the apple pie contest, through cently a panic had broken out In hninodiolo doKyory on most models and Two men who are newcomers to Birth Wednesday; A daughter to SpsHoL S^dsL Communist-ruled areas. Brandt, a L DRESSES DRESSES which the state champion apple pie local elections, but who hav^ been Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turmelle. baker will be picked, and a state­ Socialist, seeks to replace Aden­ color* in stock. active party Workers, were nom­ Hazardvilie: a son to Mr. and Mrs. FOR 2 MORE DAYS ONLY inated for the selectman posts. .... wide photography contest. These auer, a Christian Democrat, at William Cooksey. 15 Oak St. are open to both men and women. the head of the West German gov­ ““ Francis J. Pitkat, Rockville in­ Discharged Wednesday; Kathe­ PLAIDS surance man. Is end.orsed for first The (kinnectlcut fair season, ernment, in elections Sept 17. rine -Andnilal. Sullivan Ave., SCUDS Rosebrooks said, will open Aug. 5 Brandt said Commimist charges selectman, and Robert W Dcming South Windsor. Roger Magnuson, ■of’ Wilson tiSne. Vernon, who NOVELTIES and 6 with the Windham County that the refugees are being lured Old Stafford Rd . West Willington; “ h 4-H Fair. The Portland Agricul­ away to the West Is propaganda. World Famous 1960 Chev. Brookwood Station Wagon. $ 0 ^ 0 works for the Aetna In.suranre Co. Donna Tracy, Kelley Rd.. Vernon. in Hartford, is endorsed for the >3 »7 tural Fair and Bridgewater Coun­ He denounced what he called the V-8, automatic, radio, heater. Like new. ^ J Y 3 other selectman post. Keg. *1.99. Sizes I to 6x. ty Fair will be Aug. 18-20 and the "Incompetence and shabbiness" of I Vernon and Talcottville news Is V'alues to S10.99 annual Hamburg Fair, Aug. 19. the East German Communist re- 6 TR ANSISTOR Other nominees are: handled tbrougta the Herald's Rork- Sizes 7-14. Reg. *2.99. 1960 VW. Station Wagon. Board of education—Robert F. Navy M.D. Becomes Monk pm e. This was shown, he said, by I viOe Bureau, S' Vi. Main St., Tre- NOW *2.00 Lt. Cmdr. Joseph D. Rossi, M.D., its supply crisis, the flight of the 9 passenger. Extra sharp. 'ICingsbury and Thomas J. Wolff, mont 5-29«t or Mltchdl 9-87;»7. *1795 for two six-year terms: William of West Hartford, nephew of Mrs. refugees and its action against F. LuddecTte for the unexpired Louis V. Lucia and a frequent visi­ the big church rally now going on POCKET 1959 Ford Galaxie Hardtop. V-8, automatic, radio, I term of Leo B. Flaherty Jr. which COTTON SKIRTS tor here through the past 20 In Berlin. heater, whitewalls, jet black. Y O I Public Records years, on July 10 entered the Trap- Earlier, the Communists as­ has been filled for the past year Reg-12.99. C Q PEDAL PUSHER SETS Immaculate. I # Y ^ | and a half by Mrs. Elizabeth Spur- NOW ...... gist Monastery in Spencer, Mass. sailed Protestant 1 e a d e r s who ling. Warraotee Deeds Dr. Rossi gave up his practice as brought thousands of church peo­ Board of finance—Abraham L. Anita B. Tinker to William J...... n.59 a .prominent pediatrician for his ple into Berlin for a meeting de­ RADIO 1959 Rambler Station Wagon. 6 cylinder, standard, (Abner! Brooks for aix-year term Shea, property on Boulder Rd. COTTON BLOUSES new life. spite a Red ban. radio, heater, 2-tone. A car for 1 Q C And Atty. Thomss J. McKeon for Helmutb J. and Barbara J. Fiske JAMAICA SHORTS Janet Lucia Cowdrey Home The attack was led by Otto (SIZE OF A PACK economy. Full price I I Y 3 •the unexpired term of John J. Le- to Stephen N^ Sherman, property VISIT OUR Reg. *1.99. $ 1 C A Capt. and Mrs. Sherman Cow­ Winzer, deputy foreign minister of han who resigned last month. and buildings thereon on Vernon NOW ...... l e O y Reg. *1.00. T A . - drey are visiting her parents, Atty. the Communist East German re­ OF CIGARETTES) % Board of tax review—Lester J.' St. NOW ...... / Y C and Mrs. Louis V. Lucia, during gime. He wrote a half-page article 1958 Chev. Brookwood Station Wagon. 9 passenger, Baum and Anthony 5. Carlisi. Frank J. and Etizabeth D. Tarza Capt. Cowdrey’s 30-day I e a e e. in the official Communist daily ac­ 6 cylinder, standard, radio, heater. ^ A C ^ Constable— Elrwin C. Tuxbury. to George W. and Laura. P. Gun­ BIG DISPLAY PLAZA POLO SHIRTS Capt. Cowdrey, who has been sta­ cusing Eugen Gerstenmaier, presi­ An excellent family car. ^ Scott Wells Jr., John E. Lehan and ter. property at 63 ThomSs Dr. Reg. *1.00. T A - POLO SHIRTS tioned at Ft. Meade since complet­ dent of the West German par­ Reg. Melrtn Cantor. liament and a leading Protestant Marriage Uceaaen NOW ...... / Y C Reg. *1.00. ing a tour of 'duty in Germany, has Mr*. Loverin today said she was James Mulready, 10 Preston Dr . been assigned to Formosa. The layman, of being a “Goebbels 1958 Chev, Biscayne 2-Door. V-8, auto- $ 1 0 0 ^ CARS NOW .. $ 2 8 .% .•very happy and honored that they and Lorrraine Claire Kennedy. 49 1961 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 CONV. 79c couple expect to sail early in propagandist.” matic, rado, heater. A really nice car. I <5 Y D have the confidence in me to en­ Edison St., July 29. Church of the PEDAL PUSHERS An editorial In the same paper,' dorse my nomination.'' Assumption. BLOUSES Neues Deutschland, put the label 1958 Chev. Biscayne 4-Door. V-8, stand- C Butler said, T am very pleased Reg. *1.99. , C A "Front Line (Sty Apostle” on James Thomas Bouchard. Hart­ 1960 CADILLAC 62 WHITE CONY. Reg. $1.99. Personal Notices CASE ard radio, heater, 2-tone. Very attractive. 1 4 w H '3 , to leaih of the endorsement and ford. and Grace Rita Tarpinian. 28 NOW ...... I , a > y Kurt Scharf, chairman of ' the .will continue to give my best ef­ Teresa Rd., July 29, S t.; James’" 1959 PLYMOUTH FURY CONV. -NOW I...... I.DY Evangelical Church in Germaiiy. OWICEofWISEBUliaS forts to the office. Both men played a promlhent HEARING AID 1957 Chev. 210 4-Door. V-8 automatic, ra- $ 1 A A C 2 (Thurch. . In a prepared statement Hanna­ In MemoriBm part in organizing 5-day kirch- William John Wright. 25 Knigh­ PLAY SHORTS In loving memory of Albert Hlldlng, dio, heater. Must be seen. I w Y W ffconditioned bury said, “The Democratic party ton St., and Janet Louise Christen­ 1956 CADILLAC ELDORADO CONV. PAJAMAS . who passed away July 20, 1988. entag, which has attracted 30,000 FREE! 8ATTERY hss endorsed the incumbent tax sen, 63 Bolton St.. Aug. 4, St. Reg. *1.99. $1 C Q Baby Doll Q O , . active Protestants to the divided collector and town clerk after , NOW ...... l e O Y 8w6et la the word of remembrance city. According to some esti­ 1957 Chev. 210 4-Door. V-8, automatic, $ O O R WorTOfit«d H» WrHiog Mary's Episcopal Church. 1957 OLDSM08ILE 98 CONV. Reg. *1.00, NOW ...... O O C Dear is the one who Is gone. e Powerful enough to bring in 14 to 21 stations jnuch seripus consideration of Ronald Allan Custer. 79 School In memory we will always keep him mates, aa many as a third have • Battery retails for 38c— Plays for 150-200 hours heater. Very nice car. Y Y 3 |hese two positions and the- pres- St., and Lucy Ann Cullen. 506 Just aa the years roll on. come from R^-ruled areas, al-' though the Commlunists have said • Pulls in stations clearly anywhere -«nt office holders. Center S t. July ?8, at the bride­ 1960 MG SPORTS COUPE WHITE STAG and JANTZEN SWIMSUITS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hlldlng, 1957 Chev. 150 2-Door. 6 cylinder, stand- $ Q O R "In two recent surveys of the groom’s homo" Reg. *1.99. C A Mother and father that their attendance Is Illegal. • Built-in antenna ard, heater. Special low price. O Y ^ gfovemment of the Town of Ver- Building PemSts Mrs. Arthur Kelley, sister, The kirchentag, normally held • Nothing to bum out but battery 1960 DeSOTO ADVENTURER HTOP NOW ...... l e O Y every'two years, opened Wednea-, taon, each of which resulted in a Frank Gambolati. to build a SLIM JIMS • Transistors guaranteed for lifetime 1959 Ford Vi-Ton Pick-Up. proposed charter for a consolidat­ bouse at 189 Highland St_. 314,(X)0. 60 In Memoriam day with sermons in both East and 1957 Pontiac Star Chief 2-Door. Hardtop. V-8, auto­ 1958 0LDSM08ILE 98 Holiday Sedan AND In loving memory of Albert L. Hlld- West Berlin. • Best sounding, best looking radio, best quality you’ve Used for light work only. ed town government, both of these Burnham Estates, Inc . to build SLIM JIMS tng. who passed away July 20. 1958. matic, radio, heater, power steering and brakes. How ni95 jwsitions were appointive. houses at 21 and 26 CYoft Dr. at Last night an "evening of meet­ every seen! can you go wrong at $00 R “This was because neither of 311,000 each. Memories are treasures no one can ing" brought thousan(fa of East 1958 OLDSMOMILE 88 Holiday Coupe FANCY PANTS steal. and West Germans together— • 90-OAY GUARANTEE this price? Y Y3 ,these positions are policy making Preetige Home Improvement Death is a heartache nothing can heal. 1955 Chev. fi-Ton Pick-up...... *1.00 Catholics, Protestants Md Jev/s— enea. They are merely Jobs to-be Co. for George Wales, additiona Some may forget while you are gone. 1957 OLDSM08ILE 588 Holiddy Coupe But we shall remember .you no matter on the grounds of the 'west Berlin 1957 Ford Custom 300 4-Door. V-8 overdrive, $ Y O R *595 done competently and efficiently. and alterations to home at 91 PEDAL PUSHERS how long. Zoo. .- e ’—^ - "The D ^ ocratlc party in Ver- Cfpodwin St . 32,000. S3J» Wife and children. Today, East and West Germans Special Sale radio, heater, 2-tone. A real economy car. Only # Y 3 H. C. Hutchinson A Son for Rob­ 1961 FORD Foirlope 500 4-Dr. 6 Cyl. Reg. *1.00. Jion is satisfied, for the present REGULARLY TO *10.95 In Memoriam join in seven discussion sessions 1956 Chev. 210 Station Ws^on. V-8, auto- $ A A C least, with the performance of ert Lappen. additions and alter­ NOW .. on such topics as "politics,” "Eco­ ON 9-VOLT TRANSISTOR 1955 Chev. Bel Air 4-Door, V-8, standard, C ations to home at 23 Lvness St., ...... I 79c In loving, momor}' of Freda A, Moor- matic, radio, heater; A summer delite. Y * t J Ihe two present office holders in 1957 FORD Foirlone 500 4-Dr. Victoria house who passed away July 19. 1960. nomics and society." and "Jews radio, heater;-A clean car. ' " their non-policy making functions, 3800. and CJhristians.” It had been BAHERIES— Reg.$135 although we do believe that any James F. McVeigh, for additions BOYS' DEPARTMENT Away in God's beautiful garden. planned to hold some of these In and alterations to home at 193 1955 DODGE STATION WAGON I , MEN'S DEPARTMENT In the valley of peace, so fair. 1954 Dodge. 6 cylinder radio, heater. 1956Plymouth 2-Door Savoy. V-8, automatic, $ A Q C full time town position should be Some day. some time, when toil is o’er, East Berlin, but the Contmunist* •'■V on a salaried rather than a fee High St.. 31,500. We'll meet our loved one there. banned everything there except Special radio^ heater. At the low, low price of ■# Y 9 S. R. Wilson for Ellen R. Wilson, basis and we intend to work to­ COnON PAJAMAS Moorhouse family. church services, ward that end." additions to home at 11 Ridge St., ALSO OTHERS LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS : His reference was to the town 336. 2.,.$1.50 jlierk’s position. Butler gets a per- Walter Kosky, to erect a fence ^ 2 . 0 0 ~ - - at 588 B u ^ Hill Rd., 3260. COnON SLACKS Savings Service Satisfaction iwntage of all recording fees. The Size® 2-6\. ^ . .W x collector is however a full lime Barney Peterman for 'Vincent SEE US FOR YOUR NEXT CAR 1 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Weekend Specials larled enployaj Borello, alterations and additions 67c £ Miss waieiM Elert«-d to home at 123 Eldridge St., 33,- COnON SLACKS ROAST BEB: DINNER...... $1.50 Visa Aim WiUeke, 2 East St., 975. 2 F o r n . 5 0 S lz«.6-,6. Old-Fashioned Peach Cobbler ||M been electedtad presidentiweaii of the England ftwyiial1 Asaociation Boom in~Steel Boom* WAUCING SHORTS BAKED LASAGNE ...... $1.25 n the AuxlUaiyleflie Sons of the SHORT SLEEVE SPbRT SHIRTS STEAK MNNER ...... $2.75 GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FiUED AT LIGGETT S > 'Wilon 'Veteraag o f the Civil War. Gary; Ind.—Boom boom! High­ SCRANTON MOTORS \ ^ ^ 1 . 0 0 SEAFOOD SPEdALHES FOB FRIDAY n meeting w m Jm m Saturday and speed .expressways have resulted in 88c LEGAL BEVX»AGE(S—HOMEMADE P A S^T ''WE SAVE YOU MONEY Chevrolet Co., Inc. twiday at Lake Winnepesaukee, a stepped-up demand for tubular ROCKVILLE , WORK SHIRTS CARTER steel booms strong enoug})' to sup­ ^ SHORT ANO PO LO SET 1 .... Miaa WlUeke h a s M d several na- port highway signs, big enough for 166 UNION ST. H L Ml 3^216— TR 5-2S21 Beg. 82.99. Ml ^2343 1229 MAIN STREET,^ MANCHESTER OPEN 9 to 9 ttonal .offices, and la a M St p M i* asotorists to read vdiUe zipping •••esaaesvasase For $3.00 94c FRANK’S CAFE jpat of the nawisffMawibaparte along at 60 or 70 mph. Soma o f O K N T1U f P.M. 628 MAIN ST.—AUKXINDmONED 4HM3 9t the AMsb BUiiiier Auk- tbsss boona ars 150 feet UU. K • i /

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MANCHESTER^VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., THURSDAY, JULY 20,‘ 1961' j w m m m f i m m a s i s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 Red Crou may reapond to this wanted aid for parochlel schools, O-positive Blood. emergency caU. Movies in Padk and IhOBs 'who wtieomed fhs re- For Nation’s Students 4-Year Roads Program Crqu-matchlng of blood will be Connecticut FroM Your Neighbor's Kitchen Sou^t for Girl done Monday,^uly 24, from 9:30 Out for Summer lEtmting If m d i Ugtous Issus merely tor the foie P.A.C. to 11:30 a.m. at^he Manchester It might play in killing all aid to The Manchester Red Cross U Red Cross center, 139 E. Center Manch^ter children wUl tevs to By m a r g e FLYNN . m e any schools. Yankee iMHm Will Cost $580 Million calling for blood donors with type St., and blood donations will be wait until next year to see oor- President Will Push Babe. Bey. BIm e Mrs. Donald Mozzer, 16 Byron taken either Wednesday, Aug. 2. at toons Thursday evenings In .Osn-. This is a sad and devlaive de­ T hers are three dlvisloas of our O-positive blood for a 13-year-old By A. H. O. Rd., is married to a "food hound” 2 p.m. or 'Thursday, Aug, 3. a t 7:30 ter Park. TBOXA8 velopment on the American scene, Lord’s life worth consldsring be­ (Continued from Page One) ^thls segment, but there ha.P) — Estab­ hinted last night that ^adros may In the Rules Committee should be House. There is only one clear The members of the - Grange TEL. M l 9-0896 burden as well as blessing, the and simple solution, and that Is have been Invited to the home of Gtl tO'oR tfcXi rKL;itK;PIl0N Af I'.GOnT 3 > lishment of a John Sudarsky go to New York with the presi­ Plwnograph AppUoncos The L & M Equipment Corporation mended, and set up again, before TV-Radio Tonight dents of Argentina and Uruguay to 5arl of Home, Britain’s Foreign to make it a House of 169 mem­ Mr. suid Mrs. John Yeomans for a memorial scholarship at the Uni' the ends set loose there start bers. one for each city or town meet Phresident Kennedy when the Secretary’, w'as addressing tbe Pot Luck picnic on Aug. 7 at versity of Hartford was announced U.N. General Assembly opens in ROUTE S3— VERNON, CONNECUCUT twisting and tearing America in the state. 6:30 p.m. "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" Potterton's * ^ouse of Lords in a way which The second great Imperative last night. Sudarsky, who died last September. apart. Social Events December, was a former vice pres­ The U. S. President had been eX' Phone Ml 9-4SS7 1.7 miles from Vernon Circle on left. aaay have illustrated what the for Connecticut Is to r^istrict The Republican Town Commit­ 180 Center St.—Cor. of Church the State Senate, and end the ri­ Television ident and a director of the Hart­ pected to meet with the Latin ^resldoit meant. tee met 'Diesday evening at the ford Courant. American leaders at the Inter- Britain's Foreign Secretary, In The Real Vs. The Impossible diculous burlesque of popular rep­ home of M ra Ray Bidwell and AT THE PARKADE SEE SATnU>AT’S TV WEEK FOR GOMPX^TE LISTING The negotiations now opening In resentation which now exists In made plana for a Lamb Barbecue to 9:00 B is 8 Theater. (In progress) 8:00 Donna Reed Show 8. 60. his remarks, suggested that there that body. And what seems as SAFETY For "Roiay Doy” First Show (in progress) 22 8:30 Tales ot the Vikings Washington for the establishment be held on Sept. 16 at the home FREE DEUVERY • Ml 9^2343 Early* Show (in progress) 30. 10 The Real McCoys 8. 53. 12 j ought to be some “quiet, serious, good a redlstrictlng plan as has iiiHiittntaiimtttwniHUHiiiHutmiiiwMttuHittBHtiBanHiBHroaniiiinitaBimrotHtuHtBHaHantHiBfiniHwatmHtatHaaBaiiMffiHtaHaMtHHflHHiwnaHtfliflw of a New York to Moscow direct of Ted Wright. The committee Huckleberry Hound 8 Zane Grey Theater 3. 40 patient’’ diplomacy, "free from ever been proposed was before members In charge of the event Salty Brine's Shack Un progress) Bat Masterson 10. 22, 30 air route have several distinguish­ this 1961 session of the General 12 9:00 Times Square Playhouse 18 the threat of force or the use of are Mrs. Winston Abbott, Mrs. SAYINGS News My Three Sons 8. 40 Another Timely ing features. Assembly, as a result of the work fcree,’’ devoted to the effort to Maxwell B. Hutchinson, Mrs. Ralph Medic David Niven Theater 3 First, they are negotiations for of the bl-partlsan Cooper Com­ Flippy the Clown Bachelor Father 10. 22. SO tind a peaceful solutioo to the Ber- Ransom and Ted Wright. W'restling 63 mission. The Andover Lake Property 9:15 Behind Closed Doors Ba problem. something each side wants, rather On merit, and from the point mmm Social Security tn Action Gunslinger 12 than negotiations for something Owners Association will sponsor 9:35 Weather. News & Sports 8:30 The Untouchables 8. 40. 10 , **006 false step over Berlin," he of view of the welfare of the state, Tightrope Brenner 3 both plans would have been adopt­ a Bingo on Saturday night, July Great Ghosts Tales 22. 30 neither side really wants. 22 at 8 p.m. at the Red Barn. .The NOW AT MRLOW'S! 9:80 Hignway Holidays GENERAL TIRE ■aid, “could easily plunge Ehirope ■ Million Dollar Movie CniTfflllSFORBESinHID ed Jp this 1961 session. Sporis New* A Weather Second, they are to be conducted event Is open to the public and r 10:00 The Groucho Show hito war." dfliObiolhebcv. Vmemem Rollle Jacobs Club House as negotiations, rather than as a Harry Woods is in charge. Robin Hood CBS Reports And he seemed to think that the There wns no doubt, however 9:45 Evening Report 10:30 Third Man SAFETY SERVICE propaganda battle. that one political party, the Dem­ The Jr . Alpoa will hold a dance 962 I Huntley-Brlnkley The Brothers Branagan ^Bnoes of such a false step were Friday night, July 21, from 8-11 Shotgun Slade Third, if they fall no great dam­ ocratic, stood to lose some present Pick any one of ALL NEW Douglas Edwards Sllents Please ptomoted. by a certain brand of p.m. at the Red Bam . The theme 7:00 Jim Backus Show age is done, no great crisis arises, advantage by both plans. Both Mike Hammer EXPERT ALIGNMENT Ascussloa of the issue. the reduction of the House to 169 of the dance will "South of the West Point 11:00 News, Sports and Weather and the assumption still is that Million Dollar Movie 3 8 12 30. *;We have had,” he said, “enough members and the proposed redis­ Uncovered The-Big News SHURFINE the thing will come, although it tricting of the Senate would have News A Weather 11:16 JacK Paer Show (C) 1 0 . public Bjieecbes which tend to R ourP Riders and BALANCE SPECIAL! may take a little more time, and operated to shade normal Demo­ Feature 40 2— 46>ox. Cons For fteete the position and raise ten- 7:16 Sjxirts News Europe’s Finest Movies cratic chances of wdnning seats PHILCO King of (^olf 11:20 Premiere negotiation at a subsequent time. M e a t ■Mn." In both bodies. In time, shifting • CONCRETE YOUR SAVINGS FUND Evening Report World's Best Movies TOMATO b u y s An these qualities of the nego­ 7:80 Outlaws 11:26 News “ J^ere, for a President 'who was population trends may alter both 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) tiations between Russia and the prospects; for the moment, how­ FOUNOATIONS Summer Sports Spect^ L Miiacious of the potential weak- IS A "SILVER L IN IN G " (^uestward Ho! 1:00 Late News United States over the opening of ever, they are real and undenia'ole. "Briefcase 19 Blue Angels News. Prayer BSM of a coalition, was a sample S JUICE a direct commercial air route, an The Democrats, therefore, created When the financial picture gets cloudy and dark, of what he meant. For this same a deadlock w'hich looks almost In­ • NEW PANELS your savings we here to brighten up the day—^ Pibsident, in his performance yes- eventuality both nations really ac­ soluble, even though any long TV PORTABLES and get this to take care of every financial emergency. It’s a Radio tilrtay. was obviously and openly cept, ' are in direct contrast with range student of politics knows AUCARS NO EXCEPTIONS RIB STEAK all those other negotiations be­ that it must one day >ield to the QUALITY WORK good feeling to have a fully Insured (up to 510,- (This Uetlng includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15-m|nate SN U RnN E qHving. toward a whole range of public necessity represented by the tween the two nations over possi- 000) savings fund here. Start yours today! leng^ Some stations carry other short newscasts.) a^ tary prejiaredness measures Inordinate expense of the present ^ w ro r—141Q bllftles neither ever really 'wants WDBO—uee M' his answer to the question of House of Representatives, and by 6:00 News 6:(K) Today In Hartford PRICE INCLUDES E. J. POLONSKI CURRENT ANNUAL .^;05 Today on Wail Street 7:00 Bob Scott to have happen, never really in­ the Inordinate distortion of the 9:00 Ray SoiTier*. BvUn. And, in Lumdon, the chief principle of popular representa­ Telephone Collect DIVIDEND 6:10 Sport News MARSHMALLOWS ' tends to have happep, and would 6:15 Art Johnson Show 11:00 News / Correct Caster, Camber, Toe-in tbralgn poUcy official of cne of the tion which is to be found in the STORRS, GA 9-9044 8:06 Raynor Shines 11:10 Ray Somers 25 regard as calamity. If they ever LB. CELLO RAG alUes 'Whose' cooperation he must make-up of the State Senate. 1:00 News A Sign Off. 1:00 Del Raycee Show / Adjust Steering / Balance Front Wheels did happen. WRAT—610 WIXF—1230 seek In such a military build-up Both Russia and the United 6:00 Sound Stage 6;00 N<»wa eoqireasing his doubt that the 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 6:10 Wall Street States intend to have this sdr 8:80 Night Flight 6:V5 Bob Bacon Sports IMJ solution of the Berlin crisis 12:00 Sign Off 6:25 Showcase - route. Neither intends to have See your faYorite team in color . in *tiie threat of force or the WTIC—1086 6:45 Lowell Thomas-Phil Hlzutto war, elver Berlin or anything else. 6:00 News. Weather A Sports 7:00 Ne.w.s NATIVE of foipe." 6:80 Market Report 7:10 CBS-Jn Person BONUS OFFER POLAR SODA S The air route is the real ptospect; 6:45 Three Star Extra 7:30 FiiUnn Lewis Perhaps such a difference of '■ass5 7 7 7 i *y »4 »*tT f f A »»i|S4 ' 7:06 Conversation Piece 7:45 ShoWca.««e 8 NO DEPOSIT—NO RETURN QUART BOTTLES ROASTING • ^ o o k is, as the President Indi- war the Impossible bad dream- 7:30 News of the World. 8:00 The World Tonight 3 IZ 7:45 Your Senator From Conn 8:15 Showcase What a pleasant and reassuring siiM , a weakness, which is fated 8:00 Red Sox at Cleveland 8:30 N4>ws switch it would be, then, if the two BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE SI. COVENTRY 11:00 News 8:40 Showcase BRAKE ADJUSTMENT CHICKENS to moke things easier for any Ka- 11:16 Sports Final 9:00 News REYNOLDS 25 FT. poteon of our time. But pertiaps, countries should traiuifer their WORLD’S 11:30 Starlight Serenade 9:10 ShowrR.«»e and News bombast and propaganida^^d in­ Yankee-Sox 1:00 Sign Off 12:15 Sign Off W H AT W E DO ALUMINUM ROLLS too. It could ba a portion of wis­ dom, and, by its possible insurance cessant mutual challenge to the Gomes Soturdoy and Sunday, July 22 and 23 on Adjuat brakes to full contact. tokt the coalition shall weigh and question of the airrrottti, and ne­ FINEST WRAP sonsider Its decisions and policies gotiate soberly and quietly on the s Inspect wheel cylinders and question of survival! av If they were something more PORTABLE QLEN HAVEN BOYS’ CAMP V. grease seals. than the mere details of a conflict Inspect front brake lining. INSTANT COLONIAL that must be fought, a contribu The Missing Island LIMITED ENROUMENT ALL C A R S PORK SHOULDER "Lost and Found: Interested Add brake fluid. I'/i Oz. Ja r 69c 2 tion to the ultimate strength and. New value-packed Wocew of the coalition itself. observer seeks whereabouts of Color TV Philco Briefcase 19 Now Accepting Inspect and lubricate NESTE A NO EXCEPTIONS PICNIC ' President Kennedy iriiould not semi-tropical Island, about. 730 CHANNEL 8— NEW HAVEN TV plus an amas- emergency brake linkage. miles long, and from 22 to' 160 Applications For The 100% Pure Tea 5-LB. C A N hs Impatient with his allies Tbey ing offer on custom- ■ Oz. Ja r 44c mHes'^'^de, featuring irregular FANSAT LOW MSCOUNT PRICES! styled Tele-Stand. 3id PERIOD^ULY 24-AUG. 4 may he the ones who ss've him. coast line, some Impenetrable FREE HOME TRIAL Philco 3210. 4Hi PERIOD— AUG. 7-AUG. 18 mountains, fields of sugar cane, FREE INSTALLATION The Code Is Broken ■and people given to the wearing of • 18,000 Volts .! 'Wiere were two crucial votes pitturT powtr For Informorion C d l beards. Last reported about 80 4tU ng in the House Rules Com­ GTORGE MITCHELL (Sperry's Glen) Ml 9-8287 mittee a t Washington when it took miles off tlie coast of Florida un­ e Suptr-iensitiM Bonded Performance Spar Switch Tsen til* action '^rbidi presumably kills der the command of a bearded ora­ RGA VICTOR Cemp Secretary JA 8-0922 to * hwue of federsil aid to educa- tor who was labeled exceedingly >Upte2S%n|Msr NORTHWESTERN dangerous. Special additional re­ Easy Tuning LAMB t|nB for the present session of Con NAGNAVOX uiin etiwr 19" FANCY, LARGE and perhaps for a much ward for location- of the crisis portiMos MUFFLERS Dependable logger time than that which was associated with the is­ Prices Start land when l^WM last visible." > Only 12Vi* tMa .-^ a * was the vote, of a Southern Complete guaranteed for the life of your car! CHERRIES PATTIES Stonocrat, who preferred no aid of Cuba, of course, is still there, in • 19’ ewnll (3 Lbs. for $1.00) its geographical location. 'The Tuning U and V GIRLS' and WOMEN'S agjr kind to aidiools if there was dliltMl, 172 he any Inclusion of parochial bearded orator is still there, too, sq. Ia.«ltnbl* SAFER STRONGER M)U In the prospective federal We suppose, although we have f S heard nothing for two weeks $ 4 8 5 IP O gnu n. C EASY TERMS! THE 1%e other oms the voto of a which reaffirms even his existence. GENERAL TIRES BLUE TRAGEDY And the crisis is still there, we are (GENERAL) inirtharn Democrat, who insisted ^ SERVICE at SNEAKERS there could be no aid at all sure, merely sulking behind other AND TIRE SANTA ROSA or m^BSB until they move out of the Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed (^rviced NO EXTRA COST PRICED S tK fu y schools unless the parochhU UHF EQUIPPED JuBtbrlncItlnl FROM ^ E L DORADO «# »Js were cut in. headlines and the cabinet meetings By Our Own Mechanics and leave a momentary crisis -vac­ REVESSIBLE SUMMER CASUALS two votes, diametrically NOTE: OPEN TUESDAY through SATURDAY (CloMd uum, which the nature of all virile Famous For Service Since 1931 W IN D O W F A N to each other, got togeth Mondays) DURING JU LY aiid AUGUST leadership abhors. [ IdUed an the propositions. EASY PAY TERMS- - COURTEOUS SERVICE PLUMS Lb. Lb 29c 7 But w e have had, for a few >%tu* toi-IwUfious issue, the is $49.Si5 Value AIR-CONDITIONED e FREE PU ^’ELL PABXINO -Sale Price - H F P . k O A P ------weelu at least, by one method or iil| Of |yp*jnatkm of church and All Luscious—AU One Price anotW , at least a taste of what it (CHILDREirS $149) I tasue whlota. in COOL YOUR ENTIRE HOME- OPEN DAILY OPEN SATURDAY imybodF ftom would be liks to igtaore Fidel Cas­ tro, and let him steani In 1411 own 20" PORTABLE FANS .. .|...... $24*8B M ANCHESTER GREEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 8 A M . to 3 PM. ; Bsmudy, for Ms part, Island. A s w« have always sus­ Potterton’s MA KEW CROP, TART, TASTY pected, It seems an excellent for^ to keep It oUt. the Manchester’s Oldest and Largest TV’, Radio, MAf^HESTEft SURPLUS SALES CO. F U ^ 3 | DEPARTMENT I of his own dnntH bad tii< mulo. 169 N. MAIN 8T„ AT DKPOT SQUARE SHOE OUTLET, INC. HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE C0. | GREEN APPLES Record and Appliance Store OPEN DAILY TO 9:00 PJl. . (Lower Store Level—MI 9-6221) Ito ’.IMd*^ b e M E a m r j t b a n k ohaboeiplan • MAIN 8T„ MtANCMESTEB—"Our OOto Aanlvenoiy Ts . OPEN EVENINGrtiiLL* 1SS CENTER ST., M ANCHESTER M l 4-2628 —atH u f . 180-Center Street dto^w 'fcffler CtMoer of Church Street — tbow «di6 re*np •re dolphins. T l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 PAOB BLKVEN P A O C tE it MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 19«1 NO BUN IN SUNSHINE CITY a lasting solution, we must today, pooling ot military equipment and of Th'e Congo in the reconvened Statistics Machine tlveft ot 160 fast of copper tubing resources and a common train­ national parliament. Their im­ RockviUe-Vernon skirts of town. and soma other buUdliw materials Coventry St. Petersburg, Fla., July 20. (/P) without their help, find solution. oiling Or wetting the road; a paved made by three persons. bn 800 kilocycles with a power slstant sergeant-at-arms. Elected In 1910 to promote St. Petersburg tion by the company. Richard M. B c ^ ia . mcmager of system remain op«n, and these western powers do nht^ant to find said, fo t the exchange of officei s, political cooperation with the rest man Lucian J. Daum of Hartford. I age. pUee were cut off. road was constructed before the output of one kilowatt. to the- executive committee are as the "sunshine city.” In ParlB, Prenxler Michel Debre Clears Path “Much dust is discharged to the radio station WDEW in ^ring- Brescia was born In Bridgeport may be filled within the next day Mrs. Time Raisch, Mrs. Mildred ■eld the commandera at Btaerte atmosphere wlthout'treatmfent. On plant opened here, the manager re­ ported. I field, Mass., Is one of the appli­ in 1035. He was graduated from or two, said Royal O. Fisher, su- Korber of North Windham and have been Instructed to seek a pos- For Housing a dry day much dual could also be cants. The other two are Jack The state report said "-the plant the University of Connecticut In NOTICE perintetident of schools, today. Mrs. Ann Burns. ■Ible cease-fire with Tunisia. raised by cars and trucks entering was not operating at the time of Wormser, head of an advertising 1067 where he worked for the uni­ The post and auxiliary will give and leaving the area,” the Con­ agency In Los An^geles, Calif., and The post Is for mathematics at But President Hahlb Bourguiba Complete cooperation from a the Inspection tour, • and therefore versity radio station. the new high school, and one is an a, picnic at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 10 for mounted a diplomatic offensive to majcm landowner on Franklin St. necticut State Department of nuisances nornjally created could Miss Mamett L. Sm , who Is em­ He Is married to the former Miss the veterans at the Rocky Hill Health reported to Dr. Nicholas ployed with the New York City elerrtentary echool' teacher. back up his civillan-mlUtary show in Rockville has opened the door to not be observed'.'? Patsie Scotta, daughter of Mr. and "The town Is fortunate to have Home and Hospital. of force. Ho took the case to the the start of Roclodlle’s public hous' Marzialo. Manchester director of Those who mMe the inspection educational television center. Mrs. Bruno &cotta, Bradley Dr., The post and unit will have a health, after a June 21 Inspection u complete a staff,” he said. Many United Nations and broke diplo­ ing project for the elderly there. tour were Charle* Kurker Jr., air Brescia said the station and Vernon. > meetings of the Coventry board of joint picnic at 6 p.m. Monday at matic, but not consular relations Atty. Eldwin M. Lavitt, special tour of the rock crushing site. pollution engineer of the state business office would be located in The application may not be ap­ the home of Mr, and Mrs. E'ias Rock Is hauled to the site, crush­ education have been held in the with France over the Issue, a bone counsel, counsel for the Rockville health department; Dr. Marzialo; the center of town, and the broad­ proved for a year and a half or two VIC’S SODA SHOP past months to fill the posts In the F. Clay on Rt. 81. Mrs. Hotch­ ed to specific sizes, and the'finish­ of contention between France and Housing Authority (RHA), said to­ Thomas Monahan, town building In casting tower would be on the out­ years, he said. new high school. kiss will be In general charge of Its former protectorate long be­ day representatives of Mrs. Mary ed product is called native gravel, spector, and Ed Ryhczyk, town arrangements. according to the state report. 1S3 WEST MIDDLE TURMPIKE These are the faculty members fore violence broke out yesterday. F . Sobolewski and the RHA had plsuuiing engineer. engaged so far: Legion Roundup Tunisian troops and dvlUan vol­ reached full agreement that the Gravel is dried in an oil-fired drier, Since the investigation, many Green Chohot Post No. 52, weighed and mixed with a weight­ Mira. Yvoome L. Allan of Mans­ unteers resisted the French attack rights of the authority would not complaints have been received by field as a French teseher. Mrs. American Legion has donated $100 “heroically,” the radio said, and be prejudiced by further delay. ed quantity of asphalt. the Manchester Health Department Allan bse lived in France for many to the E. O. Smith High School they suffered numerous dead and As soon M architects are ready The state health department rec­ according to a memo to the gener PRESCRCPTIONS Band Uniform Fund. ..years. She im a graduate of Boston wounded. Lavitt said, the development of the ommended that dust collection al manager's office. M KM Sn The poet and auxiliary jointly land will begin. He said test bor­ The Edward Balf Co., 190 Huy Latin School and of Radcliffe Col­ Radio Tunis said French planes equipment be purchased and in­ lege. She has a master’s degree are buying a bag for the outside ings will be taken first. shope Ave., Hartford, has leased for TEL. pole ^ the new Coventry Junlor- from the carrier Airomanches stalled; that duct work and equip­ Will Be Closed from Boston tJnlversity, attended fired rockets in low-level attack^ Mrs. Sobolewski owns about 90 ment should be Inspected and any a 10-year period starting June 1, Senioir High School. The poet will per cent of a tract along Franklin 1901, the business of Nussdorf Sand Harvard, Radcliffe, the University on the barricades. I t added that breaks or leaks which may be a of Massachusetts and Central send lie color guarde when the the planes were backed up by the St. where the RHA proposes con­ source of dust should he repaired and Stone Co. at 587 N. Main St. Ml 9-9814 building is dedicated. struction of 30 housing units for Connecticut summer schools. She big guns of the cruisers Colbert, to keep dust to a minimum; that has taught In the Allen Private There will he a joint installa­ Bouvet and Chevalier Paul. This the elderly under a loan program roads in the. area should be oiled In 1613 the Virginia Company tion of the post officers and the administered by the State of Con­ sold its rights to the Bermuda School in Newton, Mass., and in reported artillery barrage appear­ or wetted down periodically to re­ Winchpndon, Medford and Bel­ auxiliary officers' during a cere­ ed to be a cover for thrusts radio necticut. duce dust when trucks drive in and Islands to a London business mony Aug. 26 at the Legion home group for about 310,000. Now the PINE PHARMACY UntilTues.,Aug.8 mont, Mass. Lavitt and Atty. Harvey A. Tunia said were being made by out of the area. 664 CENTER STREET—4X)RNEB OF AOAUS on 'Wall St. Fourth District Cmdr. French armored cars and tanks. Yonce, executive secretary of the Karol L. Dow, general manager tourist business alone in the is­ John B. Herman of Watertown James Sullivan of Stafford Springs Earlier, French officials In RHA, met in Superior Court In of the Manchester plant, reported lands is wxjrth an estimated 25 to has been hired to teach chemistry and his team will install the post Paris said the Blxerte garrison Bridgeport last week before Judge that he expects delivery on Aug. 1 SO million dollars a year. and general science. He is a native bjBoera. had been “obliged” to make sever­ James C. Shannon to be heard on of Millbury, Mass., is a graduate The poet has given five dollars al sorties this morning against a petition for the quick taking of of Clarke University in Worces­ to the Raymond F. Gates Memor­ “very limited" and close objectives 12 lota on Franklin St. ovmed by ter, attended Boston University ial Cemetery Fund at the Rocky to relieve the base from Tunisian Mrs. Sobolewski. and has a master’s degree from Hill Home and Ho.spilal 'toward pressure. One point of pressure, However, complete cooperation Hillyer College. He has two years the planting of trees and shrubs A T d o u b l e s a v i n g s the French said, threatened ap­ and agreement between the par­ of teaching experience. He is cur­ for beautification of this area. proaches to the command post oc­ ties made a hearing unnecessary. rently working in a special class Poet members will have a clean­ cupied by the base commander. The RHA is depositing wfth the for science teachers at the Uni­ up day Sunday at 10 am. at the Vice Adm. Maurice Amman. Superior Court clerk a sum of versity of Rochester, Rochester, Legion home. The auxiliary will They said the pressure was be­ money as indemnity against tak­ NY. prepare and eerve a spagThetti din­ ing exerted by heavy and automat­ ing the land. The sum, Lavitt said. Louis Mager will teach social ner for the workers. LIBBY'S ic arms, and by Tunisian troops In no way establishes the price for science and work as a guidance Completes Sub Cruise PRIORITY UQUID tLEACH whose ranks had been consider­ the land, which Is open to further counselor. He has six years’ ex­ Serving on the fleet ballistic LIGHT . 46-oz. qt. plastic ably swollen with civilians, includ­ negotiation. CCCCDH OK perience and taught last at East CHUNK -con can missile submarine USS Patrick Tuna TOMATO JUICE Clorox container 21 ing women children. AU lots except^ one have been Hamjrton. He is a graxluate of the Henry, which recently completed freed for use by - the authority. LEAN, TENDER, BLOCK STYLE University of Connecticut, has KELLOGGS The French said French para­ its second underwater patrol, is DEL MONTE sliced or halves SWANEE TOILET troops suffered one dead and three lAvitt stressed' the cooperation of master's degree from Temple Unl- Edwin M. Comeliuson, engineman wounded in these excursions. They the Sobolewski family sud said, vensity in Philadelphia and has second class, USN, son of Mr. and Corn flakes 49* 16-oz. gave the Tunisian losses as “sev­ “I am very gratified by their help.” done additional work in guidance Mrs. Edwin A. Cornelluson of can Tissue eral” killed and more than 50 sol­ No date for the start of work at the University of Hartford in Cedar Swamp Rd. MINUTE SLICED CLING PEACHES CONDENSED has been set j'et. his sixth year of training. ders or armed civilians taken pris­ This patrol, which began and (lOe 8'Ot. 9-lb.,l3-ot.$2^011 oner. President Bourguiba told a CHUCK ended at Holy Loch. Scotland, in­ O f f ) dnol pkg. MOTT'S Swift's Also, Gordon S. Poole of Calais, Potatoes ALL (2 0 c OFF) pig. news conference before the new Maine has been employed to teach cluded more than 50 days of con­ quart attack was reported that 24 Tuni Rubinow Named English. He is a graduate of the tinuous submerged sailing. The 20c OFF GLORIA IMPORTB) TEA- can ■Ians had been killed in clashes Premiuin University of Maine, has taken ad­ crew has'i'elurned.' dnol pig. ' can To Safety Unit Covell on Cruise AM or PM DRINKS with French troops. ditional work at Boston University Tetley BAGS of too Tomatoes 85-oz. The French also said their com­ ROAST and had three years of experience The radar picket destroyer USS KRAFT mander In Bizerte had turned doiyn Gov. John Dempsey has ap­ at Calais Academy in Calais, Eugene A, Greene, operating in HYDROX G O O D LUCK a Tunisian request for a tiy c'e this- pointed Judge Ja y E. Rubinow of Maine. He is currently engaged in the Western Atlantic, Is participat­ SALAD pint ing in an annual summer train­ morning on the ground that a truce Manchester to the State Safety S i l E E N a summer program at the Uni­ Cookies SUNSHINI DRESSING lar 1-lb. deal could only be arranged between Commission. versity of Connecticut. ing cruise for Naval Academy MIRACLE WHIP Margarine pkgs. military forces. The French com­ Rubinow, chief judge of the Herbert F. Paganl will teach midshipmen. BUITONI WESTON mander called o iy fh e Tunisians to state's circuit court system, suc­ English at the high school. He has Serving aboard the Greene is m p s 6-oz. Il-ea withdraw the^’s^men and children ceeds Wllltam T. Williams of ® K ' taught for two years in the Staf­ Jam es A. Covell, sonarman sea Spaghetti pkgi. among tha-•^civilian “volunteers” North Branford. Judge Rubinow ford High School. His college was man apprentice, USN, son of Mr. Wafers pkg. ■welUng^^e ranks of the Tunisian resides at 49 Pitkin St. St. Bonaventure University. He and Mrs. Louis A. Covell of Rt. 2. J MARINARA SAUCE Meei ■oldUra arbund -the base. Other members of the commis­ has a master's degree from the While aboard ship, the "mid lipkmrgulba said a special Tuni? sion, reappointed lor terms end­ University of Connecticut. dies” will be given Instruction In Sian representative would arrive ing July 1, 1967, include J . Rich­ John N. Risley will have general seamanship, navigation, engi mNew York tonight to present a ard Burke of Plainvllle; tieorge science and some physical educa­ neering and gunnery to Help pre­ SPKIALLY PRICED EASYTOUSI Tunisian complaint against Ftance Cooley, Hartford; A. I. Savin, tion. He is a graduate of the Uni­ pare them for a commission in the to the U.N. Security Council. He Mrs. Eva W. Nair, and Donald versity of Connecticut and has naval service upon graduation called for a council meeting to­ Gengras, West Hartford. PRODUCE done substitute teaching for a year The destroyer visited Province- C?siry Fooefs Frozen Foods night or tomorrow. SWIFTS PREMIUM ICF.BERG In Waterbury. town, Mass., for five days over the Fourth of July holiday pe­ The break In diplomatic rela­ Miss Valija Uldriks of Beverly, PHILADELPHIA MINUTE MAID tions will consist of closing the Funerals BONELESS LETTUCE Mass, will teach mathematics. She riod. This is the first time in ' Timisian embassy In Paris and the Is s'- graduate of Berkely High several years that the ship lias French embassy In Tunis. Bour- School and the University of Mas entered a New England port. Mrs. WUUam Remlg CHUCK sachusetts. She did practice teach Orange Juice guiha said Tunisia would continue Funeral services for Mrs. Wil­ SMOKED BUTTS Cream Cheese to maintain consular representa­ DAISY ing in the Lynch Junior High liam Remig, wife of William heads Whole tion in France and would let the Remig, 87 Pine St., were held yes­ School in Holyoke. Genuine SVench do likewise in Tunisia. terday at the Watkins-West Fu­ W alter J . Daniels will teach the Hospital Notes orH aJf Bourguiba, who earlier this year neral Home, with the Rev. Lau­ FRESH, NATIVE, GRADE “A** TENDER, MEATY slow-Ieaming class, 13-16 years of S p rin g LAMB ROAST age at the high school. He is helped bring President Charles de rence J. Vincent of the Center 2 s 25‘ 4 ^ 8 5 ' Gaulle and the Algerian rebels to­ SEEDLESS graduate of Hillyer College and Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m Congregational Church officiating. FRY, BROIL, BAR-B-CUE for all areas except maternity GRAND UNION gether for peace negotiations, was James W. McKay was the organ­ trained at Central Connecticut Col MORTON GRAPEFRUIT lege. He has a master's' degree where they are 2 to 4 :30 and 0 ;.3tl mtteitter In comments on the French ist. Burial was in Blast Ceme­ to 8 p.m .; and private rooms Edam Slices ib president today. tery. from Hillyer College and Is current Apple Pie ^ L where they are 10 a.in. to 8 p m. DORMAN B4DKO NATURAL The Preeident deecribed the Bearers were Paul White, Rich­ ly engaged In a program at the CHICKEN CHICKEN ■University of Connecticut. He has Visitors are requested not to baz. STOCK HOWARD JOHNSON preeait eituation at Bizerte as "a ard Turklngton, Herman Peterson, pkg- ■topld war” w h i^ dhowa that the taught seven years in Connecticut smoke in patients’ rooms. No Swiss Slices YOUR C. B. Eichman, Alton Cowles and for more than two visitors at one Fried Clams i I t«M Is not to Wance'B real ad­ and one year in an Army Depend Harold Neilson. lb LEGS BREASTS time, per patient. FREEZER vantage. ents’ School In France. TASTY KRAFT DINNERS BIRDS KYi I M JBm ‘ BoutguflM only a few John L. Jenney On the elementary level, the board has accepted the resignation Patients Today: 213 Spoghetti Dinner 8 oz. 27c Chicken A u UK '!>i£^49*i boun befote a new round oC peace Funeral services, largely at­ “BING" ADMITTED YESTERDAY: telkB bnAwMsi TVanoe and the Al- tended by friends and business of Mrs. Jean W. Goaselin of Grade Chkken wfth NooMes Vg'43* Ih. C H U N K M C m m . . ' ME.\TY MORE 4 at Coventry Grammar School Raymond Estell, 89 Dart Hill Rd.. ferten rebels was scbeduled to associates, were held for former Wapping; Mrs. Petronelle Bra- Fried Rice :%45V open at Lugrln, near the Swim insurance agent John L. Jenney, WHITE CHERRIES because of a sabbatical leave in Macaroni ond Cheese 2 ’K.'35‘ TENDER her family. Other recent resigna zauskas, S3 North S t.; George SEAIROOK FRWKH ^ ewon^ border, in an attempt to settle the 20 Summit St., yesterday at St. MEAT Stiles, 125 Hollister ■ S t.; Wilfred natioMOlst rebeUkm in neighbor­ Mary's Episcopal Church. The tions accepted by the board are those of Mrs. Carolyn B. Gamble Rodr^oes, Willimantlc; Mrs. Ib. Ib. ^ Green Beans 2 ing Afeeria. Rev. Roman Harding officiated, FROZEN FOODS lb Bertha Hart, 161 St. John St.; Loin Lamb Chops Lamb Combo and Mrs. William B. Kloppenbury for family considerations and Mrs N a n cy L y n n Martha S. Williams for personal Mrs. Claire Renn, 9 Che.stnut St.; was the organist. Burial was In Kenneth Viara, 99 St. John St.; HOWARD JJOHNSON’S reasons. Ib. Strawberries 2 '.% 4 5 * i East Cemetery. M 1.SS Diane Potter, 119 Mather St.; Rib Lamb Chops Ib. Leg o 'Lam b Bearers were C. Leroy Norris, On the elementary level, the Cherry Crunib Pie DEUCATEISSEN SPECIALS AT 181 Miss Mary Campbell; »56 Pear) State N ew s Harold Dougan, Russell B. Hath­ FRIED CLAMS 59c FANCY, LARGE hoard has engaged several teach­ St.; Elmer Griffith, 365 Center MANCHESTER away, George W. Trepp Jr., Fran­ ers, as follows; St.; John Karpin.skl, 92 Falknor Ib. ,^^jfNEPCO Miss Ann Provost of Willimantlc, SAVE Shoulder Chops Landi Breasts cis Miner, and Frederick Baker. B IR D S E Y E PEACHES Dr.; Michael Sokola, East Hart­ "Aseoited Loaves Ib. 59e 9 Oz. a recent gradaute of Eastern Con­ ford; Osmon Patridge, EasP Hart­ 10c Roundup necticut State College. only ! WHITE Bolton FRENCH FRIES Pkgs. 35c ford; Gustave Arendt Jr., 38 Wil­ 5 5 Mrs. Mlllicent A. Sullivan of Wil- liam St.; Mrs. Martha Anto.>!. MHT-A-WAY 1 American Cheese Ib. 59e SPRY SHORTENING 79e llmantic, a graduate of Williman- Granby; Mrs. Barbara Farr, 42 (Continued from Page One) Paggiolli Named SW EET U F E tle State College, who has taught Westwood St.; Mr.s. Madeline Coffee Ring FRESHLY MADH—BAKED 12 Ok. for one year in the Town ot Spra­ Heck, 34 Tower Rd.; Mi.s.s Hanrah SMOKED HAMS :i Virginia Ham Va Ib. 9 9 c ■nd collided with another driven FISH STICKS Pkg. gue. Special Congtable 29e I SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 75e Jensen, 465 E. Middle Tpke.; Je f­ ANOTHER FAVORITE by Albert J. I>ube, 35, Portlmouth, Also, M i^ Judith Hammond of frey Stuek, 43 Stephen St. Top Quality—-Mild Cured B. I- Jaffrey, N. H., a recent graduate Stuffed Clams 3 for 29e Dube was uninjured. Mrs. D\ihe The Board of Selectmen has re­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Full Cut CANTALOUPES of the University of Connecticut daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ji hn Full Cut w u treated at the Newport Naval appointed Dog iVardeii Frank r “ ~ ' — I KRAFT GRAPE JELLY 20 Oz. Ja r 27c and currently training at Eastern a Butt Hospital for head injuries and PaggioU. as a special constable I------1 Zanella, 11 Franklin St., Rock­ Shank Connecticut State College. ville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Omnd Union tmdt ■hock. She was released. Another for a six months’ period to begin iC The Board of EJducatlon has ap­ HALF HALF passenger In their car, Patrick Aug. 1. Paggloli made 22 investi­ I FREE $5 I I FREE $5 I Edward King, 442 W. Middle 'Baidcyard each pointed Mrs. M. Gladys Murray as Tpke.; a son to Mr. and Mrs Cochran, 102 Henry St., Wilkes gations during the past month and BISQUICK Let’s Have Short Cake Large 40 Oz. Pkg. 45c director, Dietician and, Treaaurer u I] WORTH Ray Mosher, Marlborough. 2 Barre, Pa., was not Injured; turned |12 over to the town of the enlarged Coventry Schools’ treasurer. OF STAMPS I r ' ’J!T STAMPS I BIRTH TODAY: A daughter td 16 Or. hot lunch program. Mrs. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaTcrra, ...... School Repairs has had marly years of experien^ Dies of Injuries Richard B. Mather, principal of HERSHEY SYRUP Chocolate Ouis 35c Willimantio-. With This Coupon and With This Coupon and as a dietician with the Jacob Riis DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: WITH ARMOUR STAR SNACKS Middletown. July 20 <^P>—A New the Bolton Eaementary School, has COOKIES Settlement House, the Pennsyl­ ’ le Jersey man died in Middlesex Me­ been asked by the board of educa' The Purchase of a The Purchase of 2 Pkgs. Donna Damaschi, 60 Hayes Rd.; SUNSHINE vania Railroad and the New York Wapping: Frederick Mudgett, Kel­ G rande morial Hoqdtal here yesterday of to obtain three eetimatee on LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE Large 46 Oz. Can 33c and Southern New England Tele­ Sliced Bacon 59 NECTARINES ly Rd., Vernon; Daniel Buckson, Injuries miffsred in the July 11 le following repairs at the school: ■A Gallon Package of Of Nabisco Oreo Creme HYDROX COOKIES phone Companies. She is currently erash of his ear. Replacing 10 sections of sidewalk RFD 2; Richard Chauvin, 469 6V o*. pkg, ,. serving as dietician at St. Fran­ Graham Rd., Wapping; Miss Caro The victim was Robert C. Fergu­ in front of the school; new plsit' 46 Oz. 2 25c All Beef Franks son, 68, of 14 N. Third St., New­ SCALTESt SANDWICH Hl-C ORANGE-GRAPE DRINK Cans 89c cis Hospital-in Hartford. She is a l)m Wesson, Glastonbury; David forms outside of rooms 16 and 17 EDUCATOR graduate of Pratt Institute and has Robinson, 88 High St.; Roger Clark ark. in the north wing, repairs to the I I State Police said his car failed ICECREAM J 1^ COOKIES J FRUIT 'n NUT CO O KIES taken additional work in New Y,ora Jr., 11 Rus.sell Dr., Vernon; Ja c ­ exterior stairway on the north and Columbia Universities. She queline Clark, 66 Chestnut St. ; Mrs. WISE to negotiate a curve on Water end and to the walls near the Extra Ihs. 12-oz. I Hole Road in Colchester and REFRESHING KOOLADE AM’t Flavors Pkgs. 25c 12 oz. pli^...... 39c will make her home on Root Rd. Joy Monsarrat, 485 Nevers Rd 't latest addition. The board appointed Mrs. Hazel FREE 100 i?rp‘,e“sTriple-S STAMPS POTATO CHIPS pkg. ■maabed into a tree. Wapping: Howard Smith. Andover: vrith COUPON and PURCHASE OF No Primary Yet Hudak ot town as secreUry in the Herbert Wilson. 295 N, Main St., Ropubiican Registrar Mamie Coventry High School office. She ' S.I.OO OR MORE AT WE Mrs. Martha Griffith’ Hartford: MANCHESTER GRAND UNION Crash Victim Dies Maneggla and Democratic Regis­ Is a graduate of the Overbrook Mrs. Beverly Mathews and daugh W K S O N m m . trar Fredrica Reid report that to High School and of the Palmer except on alcoholic beverages! Avon, July 20 — Bert Brand- ter, K^enwood Dr., Vernon: Mrs cigarettes, fresh milk and •r, 41, Avon, died yesterday in date no one has made inquiry PLUS GREEN STAMPS Business College, both in Phila: Jillian Giomelli and son, 108 Cole­ Corned Beef Hash''!i.7'^35‘ about applications for petitions to fair trade items. Hartford Hospital of injuries re- delphia. She has had a wide variety man Rd.: Mrs. Judith Rutherford Limit; (5ne coupon. Good oaived In a Umonville auto accident call a primary In either party. of experience, more recently in col­ and daughter, 135 Pearl S t.; Mrs. Iceberg Lettuce Sweet Corn Cucumbers WUsen Petted Nbets 2'lr3S- Both parties had the largest through Saturday, July June 23. lege offices. Marion Roberta and daughter, Neill 22. Brander, his wife, and two chil- oaucuses in histiory on July 10 and AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING Mrs. Betty B. Peracchio has been Rd.. Rockville: Mrs. Sally Wad- 3 for 17c dnn ware hurt In a head-on crash 11. There were seven contests in appointed as a part-time assistant man and daughter, 37 Marble S t.; ears CLEEMTOOTHFASnoFcRff) 'TS 73* on Plalnville Ave. the Republican party. Nominees In the high school office. Mrs. Norma Fasano and daughter 2 25 Roger E. Wing, 18, Southington, from the floor in the Denracratic EN Mrs. Evelyn Wenner of Daley 426 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs, Janice drive): of the other car, was killed. party defleated most of thoae who Road has been engaged as a nurse Albro and son Thompsonville, had previoutly been endorsed by OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.--THURS. till 8:30 P.M .-FRI. till 9 P.M: Ls ^ m p s for the high school.on a part-time DISCHARGED TODAY: Gary the Democratic town oormnittee. basis. Mrs. Wenner Is a graduate Rowe, 20 Earl St.: Mr.s. Adella EXTRA RepubUcane hav

f FA O IT W E Ly i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 ■9tV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 PAGE THTR'CEEN and under will dance from 7:30 to Improvement Friday’s Dances 8:80, followed by the Teen-age Record Hop for the 13 and over Set at Robertson age group until 10:30. Mr. and Sapivood of a tree tmnk carries Mrs. Robert Neil will supervise sap from roots to branches and this dance. leaves. Sapwood, u time passes, becomes Inactive and turns to The Baby Has The recreation department will heartvvood, ,or duramen. Superior­ conduct d,ances at Robertson Park Commercial fish catch of the ity in hardness and density of this tomorrow evening. United States during 1958 amount­ heartwood makes It preferable to Been Named ••• Children that are 12 years of age ed to 4,646,000,000 pounds. sapwood for furniture and flooring. VACATIONERS!..:..:W Urexer you

O’Kaiie, Kenneth A., eon of Mr. and Mrs. Norman O’Kane, bO More Proof tills summer, from Maine to New York, Bi.ssell St. He was bom July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ pital. His maternal grandparents are Mit .and Mrs. Uoyd Holt, CHOHiEST MEATS IN TOWN...i| Nashvill.e Tenn. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. Howard O’Keefe. Hartford. He has a brother, Kevin. Positive. . . you’ll find a welcome First National Store • • • • • U. S. CHOICE TOP or BOHOM Smith, Douglas, son of Mr. and Mra. Stanley Smith, 493 Griffin Rd„ Wapping. He was bom July 12 at Manchester Me­ Your Food morial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Hilda Rod­ FEATURING: • TOP QUALITY FOODS! rigues, Pittsfield. Mass. . His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, Hartford. He has a brother, Stephen BM- Round ward. 1. Dollar Buys * LOW LOW PRICES! • * t * * Anderson, Ijiuren Glenn, daughter of Mr. and Mr.«. Carl Woodliffe Anderson Jr.. Apt. IIU. 448 W. Middle Tpke. She was MORE AT A»P bom July 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Roast grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn Morris, Siler City, N.C Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woodliffe And­ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY First erson. Ramseur. N. C. Her maternal grreat-grandmothera are CORNISH PRODUCE C€AMMntry P resh Prcpduce! Mrs. M. A. Osborne, Mooresville, N. C.. and Mra. C. C. Wrenn, SHANK PORTION LB'3 3 ‘ Wise shoppers have known for decades that Siler City, N. C. Her paternal great-grandfather Is O. D. Frog- GAME HEMS COOKED HAMS don. Asheboro, N. C. SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY National it's First National for VALUE IN MEATS ... '4 * • • * • 2 9 c SHANK PORTION LB Zielinski, Paul Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zielinski. SMOKED HAMS and that means the best, most carefully Skinner Rd., RFD 3, Rockville. He was bom July 8 at Manches­ Lb. 69c S to r e s SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, READY-TO-COOK handled meats at the lowest possible prices, ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Esther OCR OWN CURE. U. S. CHOICE White. Providence, R. I. His paternal grandfather is Andrew 16 TO 22 LBS LB 35= every shopping day I Zielinski, Pawtucket, R. I. He has two brothers, Stephen J., 11 Brisket* Head Cut TURKEYS and Peter M., 6; and a sister, Diane T„ 9. LARGE, 3TNE RIPENED /-INCH CUT, 3rd JO 6th RIBS PEACHES lb CANTALOUPES Bemotus, E r'ln Eugene m , son of Mr. and Mrs. Er\'in Ber- CORNED BEEF (SIRLOIN TIP 1 St 2 Ribs lb 79e) LB 59= notus, 34 Hyde St. He was bom July 9 at Manchester Memo­ 2 for 39c RIB ROAST CAROLINA - Golden Ripe rial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs, Isabelle Ham­ LARGE IffiADS, NATIVE FANCY BRISKET PLUMP, NATIVE. 4-LB. Al'ERAGE 2pk^95« ilton. 34 Hyde St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ICEBERG Ducklings LB3r Frankforts Ervin Bemotus. Chicago, HI. ROASTING 1 LB J CC 7 0 Z 4 0 0 LETTUCE Haddock Fillets PKG Beef Steuksi x c i u »'r“ o ie >< PKG Marquette, Kathy Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. lb 2 heads 29c Marquette. 130 Oak Grove St. She was bom July 11 at Man CHICKENS Chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gfrandparents are Mr LBS and Mrs. Harry Alderman, Auburn, Mas.s. Her paternal grand­ EVERYDAY, LOW MEAT PRICES! parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Marquette. Forestrille. She has 1 two sisters, Lori Anne. 5, and Teri Jean. 4. * • « * • l. 7 3 ' Walker, IJnda Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Ground Beef ’ “S S " Lb SB '^ Stew Beef Walker. 15 Terrace Dr., Rockville. She was bom July 12 at Man­ LB chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. 317 HIGHLAND ST„ MANCHESTER Phone Ml 3-4278 Ground Chuck ’X r ' . j r Rib Lamb Chops 89*= BING NORTHWEST and Mrs. Stanley Pliska, Rockville. Her paternal grandparents LB are Mr. and Mrs. Henr^ D. Walker. Rockville. She has a broth­ bone in lb69^^ Shoulder Lamb Chops 69= Corned er, Dennis, 15 months. Rib Stcok * « • • • LB bone in LB 35= Mloganald, Joy Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Flonk Steak LB 95= Lomb Fores SUNDAY DINNER - - - Serve a well trimmed, Cherries H. Mloganski Sr., 48 Grandview St. She was bom July 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Delmonico Steaks LB 1.69 Lamb Combination LB 39= DALE SEEDLESS - Plump, Juicy Mrs. Eleanor Demko, Windsor Locks. Her paternal grandmother taste-tempting CORNED BEEF that the whole family Is Mrs. Mary Mrot, Suffleld. She has three brothers. Stanley Jr., RIITfiHFRS^ SHOWCASE Ground Round lb97= Veal Kidney Chops LB 93= 19, James, 14, and Joseph, 5; and a'sister, EHeanor Marie, 21. will enjoy with BOILED POTATOES and GREEN LB LB • * • • • l b Grapes for boiling l.25^ Pork Loins z ribbnd 47= Bean, Denise Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - Richard A. 24 BIRCH ST„ MANCHESTER ir Ml 9-8162 Plote Beef Bean. 41 Brookljm St., Rockville. She was bom July 13 at the l. 6 7 = CABBAGE at this MONEY-SAVING LOW PRICE! CALIFORNIA - Sweet and Luscious Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. • AMPLE FREE PARKING JUST ACROSS THE STREET • Short Ribs Beef LB 49= Pork Loins loin half and Mrs. Felix Blouin, Rumford, Maine. She has a brother. Richard L., 5'4; and a sister. Janet Marie, 19 months. • • • • Nectarines 2 > 49^ Small, Tracy-Jane. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. WHOLE TENDERLOIN LOW PRODUCE PRICES! SAVE CASH at A&P! Plump, Meaty, Full-Braaited Birds from the Turkey Country of the Far Northwest Small, 52 Bissell St. She was bom July 11 at Manchester Me- ^ r ia l Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mis. ICEBERG - Large, Solid M y i^ Chapell, East Hampton. Her paternal grandparents are TENDERLOIN STEAK YOUNG HENS AND TOMS LB Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small, 52 Bissell St. She has a sister, READY-TO-COOK - 8 t6 22 LB AVERAGE Seafood Vaiue! Kimberly Ann, 2 tj. S-7 Lb. Average BING CHERRIES CALIF. DELICIOUS i»39= lb $ J - 3 9 Turkeys Lettuce Lunt, Traced'Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Lunt. 69 Grande Rd„ Blast Hartford. She was bom July 11 at lb FREESTONE IBS Fresh - Sliced HOT HOUSE - Firm, Ripe Manchester Memorial kosplUl. Her maternal grandparents are FRESH PEACHES 4 39= SHOULDER LB Mr. and Mrs. Eldwaid W. Krasenics, 69 Garth Rd. Her pater­ FRESHLY SLIED WELL TRIMMED nal grandfather is Otis E. Ldnt. Los Angeles, Calif. Her ma­ WAYBEST LB ternal great-grandparents are'Sir. and Mrs. George Baldwin, CUBE AMERICAN GREEN PEAS fresh, tender 2 lbs 39 Smoked Butts Swordfish Tom atoes Port Charlotte, n a . She has two sisters, Marlisa Jeanne, 4, and FRYING Laureen Anne. 2. FIRST OF THE SEASON MARYLAND - Long Green * • • • • CHICKEN S T E A K ^ CHEESE SKINLESS - "BIG TWO Hlasny, Michael William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W LOW, REGULAR PRICES and SPECIALS, TOO ! FOR FAMILY COOK-OUTS Hlaany, 6 Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville. He was bom July 11 at S Lb. .Average Frnnkfurts 2 - 95' Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is LB lb ft Cucumbers Raymond J. Mitchell, Wethersfield. His paternal grandparents 1-LB PKG 69< are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hlasny, Rockville. He has a brother, Lb. 35c Jane Parker, Large 8 Inch FinasI Sliced Ba^on 59< Mark Paul, 4; and two sisters. Sharon Ann, 6, and Patricia Raisin 1. lb 8 oz Size—Your Choice Lynn, 2. CHERRY PIES • • • • • U I T & v e g e t a b l e D(P t Jnros, Jennifer Esme, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James I ^ E ^ I S C A A A MARVEL 10c OFF V2 GAL Emil Juros, 80 Benefit St, Providence, R. I. She was bom July 10 Native Conn. Native Firm, Sweet Neiw Crop, Pink IVE wKEMIVI REG. PRICE WEEK-END SPECIAL PKG D T at Providence Lying-in-Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are STOCKWP^TV-^^ AT THIS LOW PRICE SAVE 17c S^jpecirtt VacQ-itrArtValMMest Ikfr. and Mrs. BYancls McDonald, Weston, Mass. Her paternal TOMATOES LETTUCE CHERRIES GRAPEFRUIT JIFFY grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Juros, 68 Branford St. Her maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Florence Jodoln, Pasa­ CAKE MIXES WEEK END SPECIAL 4 45= -35-OZ DELUXE CAKE MIXES SAVE 17e dena, Calif. 39c 2 Hds. 25c 49c For 39c ITALIAN • * * • * KRAFT- 8 0 Z 4 # % C CANS 19-OZ $ ^ 0 0 Morrison, Christine Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. A. Morrison. 38 Christopher Court, Ehist Hartford. She was bom REGULAR CREAM CHEESE WEEK END SPECIAL TOMATOES PKGS — CLOSED MONDAYS — Progresso Duncan Hines 3 July 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ STORE parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sasiela. 32 Norwood St. Her TUESDAY 12 to 6—WEDNESDAY 9 to 8 HERSHEY'S 1 LB HOUftS THURSDAY and FRIDAY 9 to 9— SATURDAY 9 to 6 CREAM FILLED COOKIES SAVB lOi paternal grandpsirents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison, East WEEK END SPECIAL CAN SAVE 17c Hartford. She has a brother. Richard J., 4^4; and two sisters, CHOC. SYRUP ORANGE-GRAPEFBUIT DRINK Carol D., 3 ^ , and Cynthia L., 1%. LB Aikt * *'*.*.* FLUFF-WEEK 7V% OZ J j 46-OZ' CELLO Klotxer, Gary Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klotzer, MARSHMALLOW END SPECIAL A CANS' 4 0 Vista-Pak 2 RFD 3, Eleanor St., ’Vernon. He was bora July 12 at Manches­ CANS ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Wil­ \ BATHROOM TISSUE liam A. Newman, Tolland. His paternal grandfather is Emil 5e OFF GIANT PKG 77c ACTIVE DETERGENT Klotzer, Vernon. He has two brothers, Robert Henry Jr., 2%, EVERYBODY’S JUMBO 00 and Stuart David. 14 months. 25c OFF SIZE . Breakfast Treat ROLLS TidG DGt6r9Rnt o f f p k g 3 2 " A ll" 2.14 Blue Ribbon 12 Gardner, Gall Ann, daughter of Mr. and.Mrs. Joseph E. Gard­ FAVORITE DETERGENT 1 Ic OFF 32 OZ BOT 82e ■—----- Fr€AXet% Jp'oorf IIMffH I ner, Maple St., Ellington. She was bom July 12 at Rockville BATH SIZE - SAVE 14c UNIT OF City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. YOR" GARDEN - Luscious, Tender, Vine-ripened WISE - TWO-SUM James Ferriere. Canterburj’. Her paternal grandparents are Ivory Liquid 7coff ^bot^ 58^ Lux Toilet Soap 4 onI y^S^ Mr. and Mra. Russell Gardner. Rockville. She has a sister, Glo- DETERGENT 12e OFF KING SIZE 87e ’"'ria'Irene, 1. 10’/i oz CELLO • • • • • GROTE & WEIGEL 7c OFF LARGE SIZE Valencia Oraage Juice Sweet Peas 2 °kg129- Potato Chips Von Hone, Barbara Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter i Mr Clean SCOFF \®o?6r A. Von Hone, RBT> 3, Ironwood Dr., Vernon. She was bom July pkg Made from "Pick Of The'Crop" Tree-ripened Orangei YOR" GARDEN - SLICED QUART BOTTLE 69c 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmoth- 1 PERSONAL, BAKERS DOZEN ^'All'^ Dishwasher 34^ er is Mrs. Agnes Clarit, Veriion, Her paternal grandmother is 16-OZ $ 1 0 0 P fic ii shown In ibis ad fu«r«ntttd thru Salurdojr, July . | t PT BTL Mra. Emma Von Hone, 48 Madison St, She hw a sister, Nancy Ivory Soap Bag of 13 BARS 78= 6 effective «l ALL A&P Super Markets f# this cemmunltr & eklnlty PKGS I Elizabeth. 2 >4. 12-OZ CAN 4 1 ^ "YOR" GARDEN J C^N^S 4 3 ^ • * * • • Strawberries Lestoil Sparkle Oreo Creme Sandwich 29= TMC GAEAT AHAWPC & rAONC TU COfAPAMY, WC. 3 Luongo, Robin Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence FRANKFURTS Luongo, 31 Preston Dr. She was born July 18 at Hartford'hos­ Sunshine Choc* Nuggets ^ 29= HILLS - CHOPPED pital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony MADE FROM THE NNEST CUTS OF WESTERN PORK 5uper Markets P r i c e s o f i P a vo rlie Brai^ tisS — — — — Horse Meat 3 'iSh >1oo Easy Juicer Jumbo Delight Lemons and Limes -v. i t FenteaeUa* Gemma Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whispering Wheat” MELMAC DINNERWARE M. Fantanella. Jan Dr„ Hebron. She was bom July 14 at Man- LARGE 4 PC 16-OZ PKG PT 4 0 C QTAOC 25 FT. 4 4 c 7 5 FT.7 0 C PKO V ? 29c ehsetir Mbmorial HospitaL Her maternal grandparents are Mr 0 2 ■ Camay Soap compiexwn 2 ba« 31c UNIT 3 — OPEN VEGETABLE piSH each . . .;UNIT 4 — SUGAR A-CREAMER and Mrs. Staalajr MUtganoskl, 48 Grandview S t Her paternal GROTE and WEIGEL, INC. BOT bot 07 ROLL 0 0 ROLL • 7 grandparsnts art Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fontanella, 273 Porter 6 t Owrminu Cinnomoft Toast Color Pottern . . . Wpn'f Crack, Chip or Breokl ^ Bar maternal greatigrandmotbers are Mrs. Stefan Demko, Wind Cleanser aor tiocks, and Mra. Mary M r% Suffleld. Her paternal great- 2 ’■31c ^ UNITS NO. 1 mJ 2 ALSO ON SALE . . . SVUJM E TO STA2t^YO{J2 SETl m adm albar is Mrs. Judith Nnto, 41 Lyneas S t She H u two Quality Pure Meat Products Famous Since 1890 Lava Soap cnt 2 bars 25c «MMKTHMB3iS(la,316.aBdRlUAna.l. ^ % f . ■ r ■■■

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BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE assUtant city manager of Culver to the Ranger hut for the birthday ■ ^Decisions Made’ on Berlin FVfAHilW S Newburgh Cdiits City, Calif. Scouts Have Their Problems celebration of 34 years for the WUV WE In a copyrighted, story today, the Ranger company. 'We presented WINDOW SHADES : MAVIE WEOUSHTAl Middletown Times Herald-Record each Ranger with a fi^-polnt pin 0ET SOME , < V „ THIS VpU3BST,-0M?__., W elfare Rolls said Mitchell, was fired at Culver With Customs of the British and they gave tta Girl Guide pin*. WASHABLE f»J T IP you CAFA'T Amw#f ftwri# U.S.f Allies to Confer City and a move was under way to S ^ Well DreMlng OtEKISC, STUFFl VitTK'MUjONSHseO • a ertH B iA INTERSTATE Y«yTU*J5AIMWAy • 1 a.sk for his resignation when he We were in Buxton just the right IM& TKAIKIiMS IM Fare LOOK.Affi^fUAS TO SCHOOL,’ ^ sport! L.T______(Continued from Page One) left Marple Township. The con­ (The following letter, written hy**' week to see the wells dressing. PROPER dictiofI, « y stretched out in the aisle, oblivious AQUA SHADES MRS. H0 0 PL6 tforvtoo, HOW ABOUT UULIL K-] troversies played an Important Bonnie Moore, daughter of Mr. and to ail commotion around her. Each year at this time, people PLAhteFORAfiCHoOL. /MAILINO YHE lOHiMWrtM J M ld l-J K J On Military Buildup Denying that the decrease waa 4 E Made to Order IN H E R -0 0 6 H o use UIUMtnoB'i ■ w iC J U part in hia departure from both M n. Henry Moore, 86 Overlook Upon arrival In Buxton, every­ dress the wells with a flower scene A S A lH f VoO LOOK OP s p e e c h V/HtCH * SCHppL-OO < seasonal, Mitchell told , a news jobs, the newspaper said. representing some part of the Bi­ With Your RoUer* ViOOLD 0B A.0OOK1 IDLILJ lil Dr., reports activitlei of Manchea- one was weary. When they arrived LlKtAMAMWlHCfS i h & a t. v t o I U^milpool conference: ter'i Senior Girl Scout Troop 1 ble. and they crown a queen in the TO 1ME hlATlOPl ARS lU SoaftM U IJU I HE (ConUnuMl from Page One) <|> Apparently anticipating the at their friends’ homes, the first WiLLlNa TO COULD SPIM ^ UOolftMdMr IZIHIi'UlU him automatic power to call up "I think that the work of the during a visit In Buxton, Derby­ afternoon. After the ceremony, Full Line of Custom £S>TT|M$MOVMe RS,' Y0UR5PI6LOM MAdMd welfare department, plus the. im­ charges, Mitchell earlier said an thing that greetiedlhe scouts was VOLOFliTEeR.' UBrMktha — UL^liUkd to a ipdllion armed forces reserv- attempt to destroy his reputation shire, and Manchester, England, to meet the American scouts and there la a fair at which many spent HO OME IS « ^j«?NesT'5 Home- IBHotm la a r a n anaa L«-JM ,-ecy lid on yeaterday'a deciaiona isLs to active duty. Similarly it is pact of the actions of the city VENETIAN BLINDS FOR 5PAce, tnttTCir iv-oiild be made. He declined to before the group’s departure to meet the American a couts and the entire evening. FLievAT.'' IKVreRESTiED/ recorder AMD M Fruit drinU LTianm i I pending a report to the nation next within the power of Uie executive council (in ordering the new code We also visited famous- homes SELL C O P I B ^ MTtiiwr»e*H 98 Tom »U kd aL :J inie.aday night and a meeaage to into effect) ha.s caused this." identify who would do it, but he yesterday for Paris. 'ITie scouts to welcome them to their homes. Sf/ irn b d of iioM branch to increase the draft call. issued a statement saying: are scheduled to spend today and After finally finding their pa­ including the re.sideince of the Duke 94Doetrlnta u a u l L J Congreaa on Wedpeaday. The half 2. Those declisons requiring leg­ Mitchell said welfare cases of Devonshire and Haddon Hall in E. A. lOHNSON #0/1 ^UWiMiig 9S'ndF u u i z i l u "It is necessary to destroy a tomorrow in Paris and take a night jamas, the scouts were much sur­ ImpteiniMt 9eOaeIte liniir report tb the nation Tuesday islation in order to make them ef­ would be processed under the new Chatsworth. On our last day in SG<.ddto .. 47Diitinet part flight at'lO.p.m. KDT will be car­ code at the rate of one a day—a man where it is impossible to des­ train Saturday for two days In prised to find a hot- water bottle tJ1 UA ^ M, 90 Watt IndUn 8 fective. Any substantial Increase in each bed. Bonnie Moore found Buxton, a farewell social was held PAINT CO. ' 90 Ham oSldAl inniDihmb 80 Poem BO Cotton fatale ried live on all radio and TV net- pace that would require more than troy an iasUe. My background has Geneva). at the guide hut. Among the tears 61 (ieniit of in the level of the armed forces five bottles awaiting her. Not 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 BY V. T. HAMLIN 94Cb«nkd0ilBX MOamplnK 42 Fall flolrar work.s. or setup in the rate of armament two years to go through the entire been under investigation by those "Rain, Rain Go Away” waj the of leaving, many managed to have A M -Y OOP 97 Stir darlee 4SAcU maples theme song of Girl Scout Troop 1 knowing quite what to do, she Meanwhile, the Stale and De- would require additional funds. w-elfare roll of about ftOO. who would destroy me. Those who a good time. Dancing was the high­ VB1> 60UNPS UHE FUNNY LOOKIN 90Roo(adfO SllUlUndtr 44 Ungulate 82 Steamers (tbj would qestroy m e...w ill use any during its brief stay in Buxton. climbed in on top of all five. The' •IH' A100NMEN JUMPEP, VCS,MANl 6 0 TEULWXIR 99 Shawl 4SUnapeclficd 64 Mslt drink fcn.*ie Department, Budget Bureau The administration has made an "What difference does it make?" light of the evening and many ' lISSEN! XTHUNDER-MNW'. ALL RIGHT-. I SSSnakM next morning her hostess awoke US WITH THUNDER A N '/ MOON pbopie/ hurw? w o t n o , S4Nat|aiM 94Wtigbt amountauiuuii. 85 Ers Intensive study of the adequacy he commented when asked about means within their power to do Told jokingly that they brought learned new dances. Each Ranger pfVOU HEAR \ FUMNY LOOKIN' NEVER SAW UGHTHINGf IT TIME TO L06SJ RUN FOR^ and other government agenciea In­ so." the-rain with them, the scouts her and told her you only sleep iJluTba popidaeo deduction 46 Algerian seaport 86 Sardinia (tb.) volved are to put into preciae and Of U.S. militarj’ power in the Hght this. "We w-ant Tb inve.stlgate was presented with a pin of Con­ ANYTHING | LIGHTNIN' OVER UGHTNIN AWFUU VOOR LWE8.» arSkatehar -Mitchell said Uie Marple Town­ found it hard to believe since with one and remove the others be­ LIKE THA 1 r~ detailed form the plana for action of its global responsibilities since each case positively." fore getting Into bed. necticut, and American scouts per­ 38 Fan r i. 5“ r r r r - “ r r IT ship shortage "was due to a cleri­ England la known for its rainy formed square dances. Many scoiits BEFORE .MBwaidair , growing out of yeaterday'fl basic Khruschev announced about two Unwed mothers, will be advised Parents arranged a welcome (nmb. icrwA II 14 policy decisions. Foreign govern- weeks ago that he had halted the in advance that bearing additional cal error by the tax collector and climate. Despite five days of stayed up all night talking with lOOSontbam was adjuated immediately.” steady rain, spirits were not buffet at the Guide hut. We were their pen pals. inents whose .cooperation is con­ planned cutback in the size of children out of wedlock would dis- very fortunate to meet the Mayor aaneral i r Id sidered essential to the aucce.ss of Soviet forces. qtiallfy them for relief. Mitchell Concerning Culver City. Mitchell dampened. We left by train for London with <41 Moat aorrowful and Mayoress of Buxton and talk many fond memeori.es of our short the U.S, action program .will be .said, and each w'elfare client will said it would be asaerled he caused The departure from the ship witlt them. 'dSFranch nin rr 1A 3. Those deciisons reqiUjing be advised that the new code lim­ the firing of the city manager five-da.v stay in Buxton. dOObaem Informed In the meantime and joint action with U.S. allies. Such brought tears to many eyes, but dOEidaBiatlonat presumably congressional leaders its welfare to three months in any when he was assistant city mana­ smiles were soon restored at the Tour School J IT actions would cover inciease.s in We toured the Cavendish Gram­ people SQCTOW will be consulted. one year. , ger there. ^ sight of 20 Buxton Rangers wait­ JD 8LANLE MFmbelUihad l E T conventional military strength in "This is not true,” he said, "since mar School and found it was quite BOPhaaa u S U y s r ST The President's decisions are un­ NATO forces in Europe, he Ken­ Tile city manager said each cll ing to greet the American scouts. POSTAL* ent will he asked what he is doing he stayed on as manager for two different from ours. Not many STPoatad derstood to fall In three categories; nedy administration for several Meet Pea Pals families in Buxton had cars so we SOKiad of dtro u to get off relief and that the an- years after I left and waa dis­ Arrival on foreign soil, the THE OFFICE OF 1. Those requiring actions for months has been pressing the, charged for reasons having nothing did a lot of walking. OOFanetrataa which he has the authority to take .swer will determine the vv-elfare long-awaited meeting with Uijg- OOMWakn u European Allias to increase the to do w-ith me." The highlight of a day in Man­ DR. F. W. SPAULDING hlmseif. For example, as com­ adze of forces in being which would comnii.s.sion's decision in each case. lish pen pals, prominent British CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER DOWN Mitchell denied a published re­ In answer to a question, Mitchell chester. England, was when the ^^£i*jr»fNiA.^ -rpv I___ Mt. ,1 u mander In chief he can send one or be ready for instant action should accents, narrow streets winding up scouts met the Lord Mayor and IFbtaaiaa (nlL) ■ port that part of the W'elfare staff said he had not mentioned the steep AtNs, and cars riding on the 14 MYRTLE ST. 9Trtnte arlat more divisions to strengthen an armed conflict develop as a Lady Mayoress of Manchester. We NATO defenses in Europe and can was "in revolt" against adminis­ Marple Township or Culver City in­ wrong side of the street — all PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER BMaaura reeiHt of the d-ispute with Rtissia tering the new program. The de­ cidents to the members of the New­ had tea with them and found them X* SGecaiaa u 44 IT So 61 62 redeploy U.S. air and naval forces over the future of West Berlin. these combined to form a realiza­ them quite friendly. After touring WILL BE CLOSED partment has Seven full-time case burgh City Covmcil who chose him tion of a dream-come-true. HER HUSBAND RA n \ DONT WORRY, HONEY.' , ORUMBLY'S^ phriidat —all moves which have been under to take the local job la.st Septem­ j the town hall and ,'seeing the beau- 3 (1804-1028) b serious consideration' with the workers, one part-time worker The long eight-hour ride from OFP TO TAHITI WITH THAT COULD NEVER r C R E T A R Y u and two supervisors. ber after interviewing acores of ap­ j tiful silver which i.* used for spe­ JULY 22 thru AUG. 6 IS A ^ dPacki prospect that they wouTd be order­ Southampton to Buxton turned (3OW.THIS POOR , HIS BOSS’S BLOND BWapm IT 5d Hog Disease Spreads Meanwhile, a new'spaper in New­ plicants. cial occa.sion.s, we went to the Uni­ '• I-...... WOMAN! SECRETARV.' EDHEAD • Lei^polot ed, if and when the Berlin crisis "There was no point to it," h< out to be a joy rather than a chore versity of Manchester. It is quite \ grew more serious and threat­ burgh’s neighboring Orange County since it provided the girls with a RE-OPEN AUG. 7 TCapalM U ib Madrid — A 100 per cent-fatal city of, Middletow'n said Mitchell said, adding: ^ .small, but there are new buildings SSUta EO ening. malady knoW-n as African swine "Some people are just try chance of getting acquainted. Few land plans for expansion. Oraitanw had been involved in a 810,000 The President also may decline dlsea.se spread recently to Spain auditing mistake while he w-as now to make something out of eyes were closed during the ride. I Back in Buxton again, we went a national emergency, a step whiidi and Portugal, In Spain alone, town manager in Marple Township, them (the incidental' because they Instead, songs, laughter and youth­ imder the law enacted In- Con­ lose.s are estimated at more than Pa., and in a dispute over a gar­ want to destroy me as a symbol ful chatter prevailed. The one ex­ S H O R T RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL gress five years ago, wxiaild give 100.000 head. bage disposal system while he was of public welfare reform. ception was Bobbl Johns who

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JU S T A JU N 6L E WHEN 51 BISSELLST. REAR OF ICE PLANT TEL. Ml 3-S424 L I C A M E ...B U T I PUT IN 'I & SUNKiST LEMONS COFFEEANOaNE/NOM 2 8 2 ll^iLENTY OF FREE PARKING STAC^ i f y e a r s LATER, t'M A WEALTHY MAH/ 'a \ PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 0 ■■

THE t)odger8 Back in Business Alert Base Running Aids Legion in 5-4 Win A New Concept of Tire Design,.. The ALLSTATE Guardsman Supertred Herald Angle GUARANTEED NATIONWIDE For 30 MONTHS By Reds’ Lead Cut N ip Rockville EARL YOST Colts Emphasize Youth Sporta Bdltar New York, July 20 National League race, and all it took was a On Reardon’s pair of four-run innings and Johnny Podres’ first complete And Peddle Big Daddy ' Lee Life of Donkey Exhibition game at Cincinnati in four years. Tally at Nebo Fun loving guy, that helps to describe Lee Fracchia in a Thoa# two big innings, plus’' nutshell. The slender, bespectacled dog warden for the Podres' nine-hit pitching, gave the four in hi# first complete gam# at Baltimore, July 20 (/P)— Coach Weeb Ewbank of the Balti­ Town of Manchester was by far the big hit in Tuesday night’s zccond place Dodgers an 8-3 vic­ Croflley Field aince Jmy 28, 1957. By EARL YOST more Colts indicated today other change? may be forthcom­ donkey softball exhibition game at Robertson Park for the tory in the opener of a two-game Gordie Coleman drove in two of Alert base runnmg by Mike ing in a personnel shakeup which already has sent two vet­ benefit of the Little League. Everything Lee does, he tries showdown series at Cincinnati last the Reds’ rune, with a double and night and ahaved the Reds’ Na­ single, and Wally Poet doubled Reardon, combined with a big eran linemen to the .Pittsburgh Steelers. to do with all sincerity, such as riding donkeys, and he really tional League lead to 2'^ games ------The Colts, emphasizing youth, home the other. break—a wild pitch—enabled gave the crowd, numbering more4' with their fourth straight loss. • • • yesterday obtained offensive end than 1,500, a treat from atari to the Manchester American Le­ Jimmy Orr, 26. defensive Uu;kle It waa just five days ago that CARDS-OIANTS — Bill White finish. The attendance, incidental­ the Dodgers were six games be- was at it again for the (Jards. A f­ gion baseball club to pin a 5-4 National League Joe Lewis, 24. and linebacker-cen­ ly, waa the best to watch the don­ defeat on a stubborn Rockville ter Dick Campbell, 26, from the 1 hind the Reds. But now the ter tying the major league record j keys in action this season which 1 Dodgers, all even at 7-7 in the .sea­ with 14 hits .in two consecutive Lesion last night at Mt. Nebo be­ In Tourney Test Steelers for cehter Madison (Buzz) made all sides happy. The Little fore a fine crowd. With darknes.s Nutter and defensive tackle Gene son ae.rlea, have closed in by wln- doubleheaders, he made it 16 hits 1 League, with a split dow'n the mid­ . ning four of six aince the All-Star for five consecutive games—bat­ app'daching and tlie score tied (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, both 30. dle on gate receipts, enriched its 4-all going into the bottom half of First taste of action for Ewbank admits this trade could break while the Reda have lost ting in a first-inning run with a I treasury by more than $500. ' five of seven. triple and then breaking a 2-2 tie the iievcntli, Reardon beat out an Manchester entries in the Dis­ be the forerunner of others as the Without Fracchia in action, Tues­ infield tap for a base hit and 'then trict Eight Little League base­ Colts attempt to regain champion­ St. Louis, the hottest club of the with a single in the 10th. White’# j day’s game, after several innings, error gaye the Giants their first ] raced all the way to third—which ball playdowns' will take plare ship status after finishing fourth would not have been as interesting moment, kept third place San way left unprotected — on Dave tonight in Stafford Springs. last season in the National Foot­ . Francisco eight games behind by run, and Harvey Kuenn’a homer and amusing to the crowd. The tied it in the ninth. White's perfect sacrifice bunt. Re­ The National League All- ball League’s Western Division. score. Umpires 4, Coaches 2, was beating the Giants 3-2 in 10 in­ lief pitcher Skip Glanders fir.st Stars will step out against I The Colts were world champions incidental. Parents brought their nings. It was the fifth straight suc­ Rookie (Jraig Anderson (3-1) lo.ss to Dennis Dailey was in the Stafford Springs in a game I in 1956 and 1959 and appeared children to the neatly landscaped cess for the sixth place Card.s. was the winner in relief, retiring dirt and rolled to the backstop a.s starting at 6 o'clock at Ol.vm-. headed for a third straight title North End ball park for an evening Milwaukee beat Philadelphia "8-5, ail six men he faced an(l fanning Reardon scored with the winning pic Field. ' last season before the team broke of fun and laughs and that’s what hut Uie last place Phils took l^e three. Slu Miller, beaten only by run. Appearing with the Nation­ j down and dropped its last four it' added up to, plus a chance for second game of the twi-night pair the Cards this season, was the loser \\eaUier permitting. Manches­ als will be George Bradlau, I games. the Little League to add a few with two nlnth-lnntng runs for a in relief for a 7-3 record. SEARS • • • ter takes its show on the road to­ Gary Heard. Boh Toinassi, I "We have a surplus of players hundred dollars to its bank afccount. 2-1 victory. Rain washed out Chi- K( IKMUCK AN!) CO night against Portland at the Ted Blakeslee, Bill Barry. jin several positions and we may It waa Fracchia’s idea to stage cago-Plttsburgh. BRAVES-PHILS — The Phils THAN TIRE Portland High School field and Maic Schaidt, Dan O’Conneil, I need help in other spots," sald'Sw- a donkey game to raise funds and * * * were blanked on three hits for | Stev'e Halsted. Bill Zwick, I bank, hinting at possible future he did a fine job with much help, eight innings by Carl Wiley (3-4) Sunday the locals trek to Nianlic livJ.HE RUN CONSCIOUS— Roger Maiis inspects the Babe Kutii monument in cenier- DODGERS — REDS — The for a big game with their nearest Brian Van Camp, Tim Cough­ ! trades. of course, from a long list of help­ Dodgers came from behind with in the nightcap, then beat the Mil­ rtvais in ^ n « , Four play. field at Yankee Stadium. The New York outfielder is far in front of Rulh'.s home run lin, Phil Cataldo, Art Hunt­ I Ewbank tabs Lewis as one of ers, t(X> numerous to mention, plus the first of their four-run bursts. waukee righthander on singles by ; the possibilities for the defensive all contestants. Lphlll Struggle pace of 1927. when the immortal Bambino hit 60. The Babe spurted late for record. ington and Riian Mikullitz. JUNIE BRAZAVSKA8 In the third inning, against losing pinch-hitter Elmer Valo, John Cal- I Alternates are Tom Lombardo I line spot Lipscomb vacates, and "I could play another game,” lison and Lee Walls in the ninth. The latest win. No. 8 for the righthander Bob Purkey (11-5). No tire ma(ie surpasses the wear the ALLSTATE Guarrlsman supertred season in 10 starts, w-as no easy and Mark Jacobs. Campbell probably will be used as Fracchia said last Tuesday night first gem in 1951. is now starring Singles by Norm Larker, Charlie Winning southpaw Don Ferrarese one by any means. In fact, it was Coaches Nick Cataldo and a linebacker and back-up center after he had showered and changed with Moriarty’s in the Hartford (2-5) held the Braves to three hits offers you . . . 20% more tire mileage and 33% more skid protection than behind Dick Szyman.skl. Neal. Willie Davis and Wally an uphill struggle ail the w-ay. Pat Colangelo plan to start clothing “ It was a lot of fun and I Twilight League. Moon, plus Purkey’s error and an —one a .seventh-inning homer by any other ALLSTATE tire. No tire made gives you this extra deep tread just hope the crowd liked it.” Coach Bob Btrger'B chib gained either Zwick or Schardt on ' Key Man sK 14 4> infield out, did it. Larker, who had Joe Adcock. a 1-0 lead in the first inning and the mound Pittsburgh Coach Buddy Park­ Lee saw to it that everyone had The Braves had won their fourth . . . offering you a bonus of 200 extra tire miles for every 1000 you drivel a good time. three of the Dodgcr.s’ 11 nils, and after the home club scored once Fourteen teams have enter­ er pointed to the 6-6, 288-pound Dad Does Well Neal singled again in a four-run in a row in the opener with rookie Yes, the Guardsman Supertred ia, truly, our finest tire . . . the safest, Castoff Senators^ ed District Eight play. Lipscomb as the key man in the • * • in each' the third and fourth stan­ With his new l 8-da,v bid son in sixth, with Neal’s hit driving In Mack (The Knife) Jones batting in Saturday night the Man­ trade for the Steelers. longest wearing tire we’ve ever made. Know the assurance and sati.sfactinn zas, Rockville pul together three i Benefit Twinbill the grandstand for the first tims two. three runs with a triple and two chester International Leagpie "Our big trouble last year was singles. Bob Buhl (6-8) was the singles and twxi w all« for three Softball attraction Saturday al a baseball game, Moe .\Ior- Podres (11-2) beat the Reds for of driving on the tire that can really take it . . . the ALLSTATE', rriiard.';- runs in the fifth. Two tallies in All-Stars will entertain South defense. ’ said Parker at ihe S'eel- the third time without defeat thi.s winner, with relief help, while Art Windsor at Verplanck Field at ers’ Slippery Rock (Pa.) training night at Robertson Park, a benefit hardt responded with three hits in man Supertred! the sixth-for Manchester tied the four trips for the Wenatchee, season. The sout’ paw veteran Mahaffey (7-12) lost his fifth In a score. 6 o’clock. camp. "Our four front linemen doubleheader, rates the support of walked only one and struck out row. the sporting public. Norm Gagnon Wash., Chiefs in the Northwest Each side collected six hits with American League AJI-Stari were pretty good at stopping Rough for Yanks| ■will wait until Thursday grounii attacks, but not too hot at has arranged an attractive twi- League. Wenatchee finished fourth Reardon getting two ainglee for night. July 27, before starting rushing the passer on plays." night twinbill featuring the A-I during the first half of the split the winners. Dave Logan matched Lipscomb specializes in nishing season in Class B play... New the feat for Rockville; play against the winner of the Caterers of Manchester. Oppo­ Vemon-Windsor game. the quarterback and has been t-uc- Britain’s Sieve Dalkowski still has V.S. Turns Back West Germany New York, July 20 (JP) .♦c*p. off Donovan. That broke a tie'^'ground out. Romano followed with nents at 6:45 will be the Meriden with Maris for the major league a two-nin homer that gave Cleve­ ressful al it. "Once I get my IPSa with the Hartford Indus­ control trouble. In two innuigs 6.7(h(15 STANDINGS Memo to the Washington Sen­ hands on ’em I’ve got ’em for against Morhardt and his mates. w. L Pet. lead and put the Mick 19 games land a lie in the nightcap fourth, trial Leagrue All-Stars playing in ators: No. no! You guys got good .’’ Lipscomb theorizes. the nightcap, under the lights, Dalkowski w a lk e d six, struck Track Hospital List Growing Manchester ...... 8 1 .800 ahead of Babe Ruth’s record-60 and paired with E.ssegian again In Whereas Nutter, obtained as a Tub«pitchers in the rtins w ith 12. '' sharp for the second Ume in expanded standings. • • • agers must attend. Anyone inter-. Daddy is going to camp to play.” weary United State,s track team Adolph Plummer, Sieberl, Earl (r)TM of Tyrex, Inc, three nights. Little Johnny Lucas up a two run double by Chuck ested.in coaching is invited as well ------! area, will pitch the first game for » • headed for London today and a two- Young and Ulis Williams won in started for Coach Rusty 'Scruton Well, the Senators are seventh Hinton in the sixth inning. M HITE SOX — A’.S — The A s .as any parents of Midget and ' the Caterers. at the moment, just one game shy lost their sixth in a row;, giving up day meet with Britain tomorrow 3:06.1. but wildness proved to be his down­ The nightcap was a nightmare i Pony Leaguers. End of tlip Line and Saturday. fall and he was replaced by ace of sixth, and they’re 5-5 for the debut for AI Downing, the .voung two unearned runs as the White season against New York after Bernie Giovino, manager of th# Coach Jumbo Jim Elliott’s squad Tom Kelley in the third. Although southpaw the Yanks called up Sox came from behind with three WEST SIDE REIMON Com-, Here ’n There Parkade Bowling Lancs, will rep­ Kelley picked up the win, his con­ making off With ah 8-4 and 12-2 from Binghamton in the Eastern in the .sixth aaginst ex-mate Bob mittee will meet Monday night al Jim Higgins, Little League base­ wound up a victory, 14-6 in events sweep last night that left the Shaw (3-51. Frank Baumann l7-7) resent the Conhecticut 10-Pin and 120-91 in points, over West trol w’as off. League. The Senators chas^ him , 7:30 at the West Side Rec. Hen-, ball president, will step dow'n al Bowling Proprietors Association TUBE-TYPE b l a c k w a l l " TUBE-TYPE WHITEWAIJ. Righthander Bob Lanz did a fine Yanks holding first place by only with seven runs in the second in­ wa,s the winner in relief. j ry (Hank) McCann says plans are the end of the 1961 season after Germany here yeste'rday with two Price Price three percentage points. • * * at the National Tournament in Price Price With Job for nearly six innings for Rock­ ning—when they put together four : progressing well for the gala re-: a two-year hitch because of the additions to the sick bay squad - Without With Washington, D. C., starting July miler Jim Grelle and javelin throw­ Without Trade-in, ville before running into trouble. The Detroit Tigers — the only singles, three walks, a hit batsman t w i n s — ANGELS — The ; union which will feature .sports | pressure of business. And, I am Size Trade-In, Each Size Trade-In, Trade-in, outfit that's done better i6-5) and one of the Yanks' six cri-ors of Twins and Angels set a major 25. Dick Murphy of Rockville ha# er John Fromm. Olander finished up and took the ! events during the day and a ban- ■ sure, for laek of continued Sup­ won the right to roll in the Na­ Each Pius Tax Each Each against New York—blew a chance the night. It was the first double- league record with 39 strikeouts in At the same time, the U.S. wom­ loss. quet in the evening‘ in the early: port. Recently an invitation was tional Junior Tournament al th# Plus Tax Plus Tax Plus Tax to pass the Yankees, losing 4-2 to header defeat for the Yankees this their twinbill. Los Angeles battera en's team may have lo.st its ace — AMERICAN LEAGUE Rockville stranded 10 base run­ fall. extended to the 900 fathers of Silver Hill Bowl in Wa.shinglon. — ------6.70x15 SOAO 24.84 ners, getting runners on base in the third place Baltimore Orioles. season, and the first time they’ve tied another mark by fanning 24 Wilma Rudolph, who complained of Standings Cleveland took two from Bos- lost two in a row in three weeks. Ume.s. Camilo Pascual (8-12) youngsters playihg m the Little The 16-year-old Ellington High 6.70x15 25.80 20.84 all but two innings. The locals left BOSTON RED SOX and New League system, outside of the a pain in her right leg after flash­ Army & Navy ...... 13— 1—.929 7.10x19 ^3.3 AO 26.94 ton. 4-1 and 9-8; The Chicago i . • . struck out 15 wihle blanking the NATIONAL LEAGUE student will be one of three en­ ing to a world record of 11.2 sec­ five! i York Yankees meet Saturday af­ coaches, whose sons pla.v, but Sullivan’.s ...... 9— 5—.643 7.10x15 28.60 22.94 ~ 7 ^ x l6 ^S6A5 29.94 Frank Janton's walk, a sacHfice ■White Sox beat Kansas City, 6-5,, ORIOLES-TIGERS - Jim'Gen Angels on five hits in the opener. ternoon at Fenw-ay Park and Jim W. L Pet G.B. tries from Connecticut. .. I'rank onds in a special 100-meters race Optical Style ...... 6—10—.375 and the Los Angeles Angels, the tile of Baltimore regained the RBI Harmon Killebi'ew and Bob Allison ONE father showed up. Wiliam Campanelli’s Four-Star racing 7.60x15 81.65 25.94 "8.00x15 ~ 4 0 .6 5 .32.94 and Logran'a single gave Rockville Shaw at the Walnut Restaurant Cineinnatl ....5 6 35 .615 Gess. Surve.vs show that but 12 during the men’s meet last night. Sears ...... 5—10—.333 a first Inning run. This was match­ other castoff dub, took’^ eighth lead in the AL with 85. leap-frog­ drove in all of the Twins’ runs with 1 has 13 grandstand reserved seat Los Angeles . .5.3 87 ,589 21.', car, with Arne Harris al the con­ Wilma shares the listed mark of Fire Sr Police ...... 4 -11—.267 place from Minnesota by beating ging both Maris and Mantle with homer.s, two by Alli.son, and beat tickets that he’ll give aw'ay—no per cent of the parents are attend­ trols, knocked off another feature ed in the third when Roger .San Francisco 47 4 .528 8 ing Little League games in Man­ 11.3 with two others. the Twins 2-1 after losing the open­ a two-run. third-inning homer that Eli Grba (5-lOi. strings attached—to the first par­ .524 8V2 event win Wednesday night at th# Her injury turned out to be a Macaione opened with a double to Pittsburgh . , chester. There are 948 bo.vs play­ Extra innings—two—were need­ leftcenter and scored on Denney er of the twi-night doubleheader beat Detroit’s Jim Bunntng (10-7). Killebrew’.s second home run of ties that would like to claim same. Milwaukee , .494 II Waterford Speed Bowl Harris'-^ 1# pull in the hamstring muscle but ed la.st night before a decision 6- 0. Jack Fisher (3-8) was the winner^ the night, his 29th of the year, ing in the 1961 local small fry now' the point leader with 134, one Dailey’s aingle. A hit batsman, * «r • Also, if desired, free bus trans­ St. Ixniis .489 lll/j team physician. Dr. Dan Hanley, could be reached at Waddell Field. with three perfect Innings of re­ broke up a four-hit shutout by Jim portation will be offered with a program. . . While on the subject more than Ted Slack. Campanel­ said after an examination he sacrifice and George May's single Chicago . .. . .482 161/, Sullivan’s nipped Optical Style TUBELESS WHITEWALL sent Manchester out front after SENATCms - YANKS - Bennie lief by Skinny Brown. Donohue, who was making his first combination ticket. Who said Philfidelphls .818 36 of Little League, southpaw' Ray li’s car has crossed life finish line thought the triple Olympic gold Bar, 4-3, with Ricky Smith driving TUBELESS BLACKWALL Daniels (5-5) and Dick Donovan major league start, in the ninth LaGace has already chalked up two, 2-1. Christmas only came on Decem­ AVedneeday’s Reeiilts first three times this season in medal winner from Tenne.ssce State in the winning run in the eighth Price Price Price Price Cut Down at Plate (6-8). a pair of righthanders, beat INDIANS-RED SOX - - Chuck inning of the second game. But ber 25? ‘ three no-hit, no-run games—most feature event.s. With a poor crowd would be able to compete in the re­ frame. Without With Without With the Yankees, holding Roger Maris Essegian and Johnny Romano did Lee Thomas then broke the tie and Milwaukee 8-1, Philadelphia 6-2. Walk, Logan's second single and .St. Louis S, San Francisco 2. ever by any one pitcher in Little - - as has been the custom all sea­ maining two mecLs of the Ameri­ Chuck May led Optical with Size Trade-in, Trade-in, Size Trade-In, Trade-in, a walk to Cliff Edwards loaded the and Mickey Mantle to two hits in it for the Indians. They wrapped beat Ray Moore (4-,3i with a two- SPIXIAL TH.VNK.S have been League 'history in Manchester. son first place Wednesday waa can squad. three hits. Each Each Each Each 15 at-bats. Maris was ff-for-7. Man­ up the^ opener by driving in two out homer in the Angels' ninth. 1-os Angeles 8, Ctnclnnati .3. sacks for Rockville in the fifth. extended by the Rec Department' Chicago at Pittsburgh, Post­ Ronnie Simmons, who to.ssed the worth hut $70. “I’m beginning to get concern­ Errors played a big part in the Pills Tax Plus Tax Plus Tax Plus Tax Mac McQUl dropped a Texas tle was l-for-4 in each game, belt­ runs in'the second inning, ELssegian Art Fowler (4-2i wa.s the win- to several (i'ho contributed their ' ed.” said Elliott. “ With a team ing his 36th home run in the night- with a double. Romano with a poned. early scoring. 6.70x15 Leaguer down the rightfleld line for services in getting the lighting fa­ like this, you can’t afford too many .Sullivan’s 21000001 4-4-3 33.80 27.84 cilities In place and in operation Today's Games 6.70x15 7.50x14 two runs. Lanz’ single drove across Milwaukee (Spahn 9-11) at injuries. 'ITiese national teams are Optical 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 3-5-4 28.80 23.84 the third run on the Inning but at the outdoor basketball court at j too strong to relax a minute, and 7A0xli "■7.10x15 Phlladelphra (Short 8-5), (N). Kind, Vierra and Vierra, Kinel; 8.00x14 36.60 29.84 McGill was cut down at the plate Along the Fainvays atid 19th Hole Charter Oak Park. Fred McCurry ' Latest from the W orld of Sports one or two injuries can put you Cu.ster, Kowal and Harrington 7.10x16 and his son. Fred Jr., who ditg the Chicago (OurHs 6-8) at Pttts- on a fine relay from Reardon to biirgh (Gibbon 7-4), (N). behind the eight-ball." Sulots. 8.00x14 31.60 25.94 " T.eolm Macaione to Bill Maneggia to end holes for the light poles; Charlie 8A0xl4 39.65 32.94 Dingrvell and his crew from the .San Francisco (Marichal 6-7) at Cobb l,aid lo Rest •tourist from South Africa, and Both Scratched the threat. St. l-ouis (CIcotte 3-8), (N). Grelle, who was scheduled to run INTEKN.\T10NAL LEAGUE 7.60x15 34.65 28.94 "8.00x15 Down 4-2, the locals squeired Lorejit^ra Masonic Champion; Hartford Electric Light Company ' two-time Milwaukee winner Ken 9.00x14 43.55 35.94 1-os Angeles (Drysdale 7-5 or Royston, G a, July 20 iJTi—Ty ' Venturi headed a field of 115 in the 1,500 meters against West Ger­ Hits, run.s and errors were plen­ A50xl4 matters in the sixth on Maneggia's who set the poles in place; and Cobb has reached his final resting John Johnson of the Southern New Koiifax 11-6) at Cincinnati (Jay ! the four-day, 72-hole test at the many, showed up with a sore tiful as Norman’.s outdueled single to left, two walks, a wild 13-4), (N). place. throat, and Fromm complained of Pagani’s Caterers last night at gltch and a perfect sacrifice bunt ilmski Out in Big I p set England Telephone Company w'ho North Hills Country Club. hauled in the pole.s. The six team The body of the fiery Georgia a muscle pull. So both were ■Verplanck, 10-7. ty Macaione for the tying run .A.MEBICAN I-E.AGUE Peach of baseball wa.s entombed scratched. Dick Cobb set the offensive pace Summary: league slartu official play Tues­ I Barrier Cleared REC SOFTBALL Biggest news on the local._g’oIf-'|'»ter carded a S7-41— 78 at the day night. Due to a limited budg­ W. I.. Pet. G.B. in the white marble family mauso­ "I'll be glad to give the boys a with two hits, one a homer, while Maacheiter (5> teammates Tommy Fitzgerald and •Ur h po n ? rbi Two four-nHKimiings, the third ><18 front recently vy atx Einar, Woodbridge Country Ciliih to qual­ et the memhelf'ship Will be restrict­ New I'ork . . . ..58 82 .644 — leum yesterday beside his parents Boston. July 20 '.-Ti The la.st rest after the meet in London." Reardon, rf . Jack Dirkau each collected a pair • [J SI and fourtbr"enabled Temple Beth) Lorentzen’s triumph in the Ma- ify . . Ellington Ridge membra ed to six entries. 1 Detroit ...... 59 .38 .641 — and his sister Florence. . major barrier appear.s to have said Elliott. "They will have de­ White, cf ... of saflies. Ricii O’Grady and Jim ALLSTATE D^ley. 3b 1 0 1 W blaitif' Moriarty’s last night at'sonic Blue L,odge Tournament at and Williniantir Golf Club mem­ {Baltimore . . . .51 41 .564 8 been cleared from the path of a served It. This is rough, running,In About 20O Little League base­ three meets in eight days.’’ Leber each hit safely twice for the ALLSTATE Tyrex Guardsman Tire Man^^g^a. c 1 0 O j^ a rter Oak: 8-0. Jim Siegal al-1 the Manchester Country Club plus bers will stage an inter-eliih match I'leveland .51 4.3 .548 9 ball players, uniformed with heads Minor, lb ... i 5 -5'Movved but one hit. * the startling upset of defending Saturday at Ellington with a buf­ Floyd Pattcr.son-Tom McNecloy After London, the team heads Caterers. Kelley, p. If . H o II o r Liberman Chicago ...... 47 47 ..500 1.3 bared, lined the roadway leading ' world heavyweight title tigli; in a name you know and trust May. SB ...... M l 1 Play ended after five innings! chiimpion Stan Hilinski in the fet and dinner following. Boston ...... 44 .50 .446 16 for Poland and a meet with a Norman’s ...1 1 4 0 4 0 10-8-4 from the cemetery entrance to the Boston. Attv. Gen. Edward Mq- Pagani’s ....10 3 111 7-9-4 Guaranteed 24 Manths Natianwide Macaloh**. 2b 1 h 1 w'hen the Gas House Gang was un- Club Championship. Long ball hit- Washington .42 .50 .457 17 strong outfit - - the Poles have Lucae. If? p . Al Kaeiiisr Track mausoleum as the long procession Cormack Jr., ye.sterdav said Michaick and Cataldi: Cobb (3) I 2 0 able to field nine players. 'ting Harry Eich ousted the three- Nomination.s for the Connecticut I>is Angeles . .89 .54 .419 •201/, beaten the Russians in dual com­ YOU CAN’T GET A RNER GUARANTEE -Mietretta. a . of automobiles arrived here from Chanipion.ship Sports, Inc.', which petition — but it isn’t until the Cartier (3) and Fitzgerald. ------Tuesday night's line score was, time Club champ on the IPth hole. Golf Hall of Fame frtwn the Hart­ .MinneNotu . . . ..38 .54 .413 21 Cornelia, site of the funeral serv- j applied for a license to conduct TlJBE-’fvP E , BLACKWALL ^otala . . . . 21 B . 6 21 7 1 3 not used as it did not reach the ------ford Junior Chamber of Ovmmerce A \1>leran bow ling writer was following-weekend, July 29-30, .so BeckrUle <4) honored by children from throiigh- Kansas City .8.3 -58 .86.3 25'/, ires 28 miles to the North. the fight, is legally entitled lo 'he Elliott will get a chance to regroup THAN SEARS ALLSTATE. Check before you ab ,r h po sports desk until 10:30. I.nrentzefi shot a five over par for 1961 are Jtilius Boros; Billy 7.10x15...... 19.94 Jaihten. cf .... oiil Connecticut at quarter midget WednpMlay’s RcMlilts Piesent for the last rites were license. McCormack's derision his. forces. buy! 0 I Temple Beth . . . . 0 0 4 4 0 8-8-0 75 to capture the first Masonic Burke. Sen. Prescott Bush and -Minnesota 6-1, l-o# .Angel(*s 0-2. ‘ was pas.sed. along to the Massa- ,6.70x15 ‘7.60x15...... 22.94 Arcklvy. c ,,. f) i Moriarty's ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-3 races in Buckland Wednesday Mickey Cochrane and Ray Schalk, Paul Drayton, No. 2 .sprinter, was Helntz 2b Blue Lodge tournament. His S7-S8 (3enc Sarazen. State .sportswnters Cleveland 4-9, Boston 1-8. : cluisetts Boxing Commission Tube-Type Plus 1 Siegel and Schnieder: Damaschi round was eight strokes better night. warm personal friends of C o b b . kept out of the West German meet 1, The ALLSTATE tire guarantee is honored on Logan, lb .... will vole with the winner being Ma.x Liberman of the Hartford Washington 8-12, New York 4-2. , which presented the question of F. E. Tax Edwarde. M .. h and Sorrano. than his n e a r e s t competitor, announced Sunday. Aug, 13 - the Bo(h are old catchers,. Cochrane because of a muscle pull. Pole a monthly basis, not just on tread wear. Blackwall TI BELESS, BLACKWALL McGill. 3b ... Couranl. was given a personalized Chleago 6, Kansas City 6. with the Ph.ladelphia Athletics legality lo him. ^ vaulter John Uelses is getting over Pagani. rf ... n ■ Wayne Peterson 'pf Wethersfield. final day of the Insurance City desk set by quarter midgeteers for | AND OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR Dowgieklcz.^ If 0 INTERMEDIATE BASEB.\LL | The field was small because of the BalHinore 4, Detroit 2. and Detroit Tigers and Schalk an infection in his leg. Hop, step, 6.70x15/7.50x14 ^ . 19.84 Open at Wethenefleld. Holly Mand- his support of and interest in and Jumper Bill Sharpe also has a Spin Casting 2. If adjustments are necessary, they are based on Lanz. rf, p .. ^ Any team that can put together • Intense heat. ly was the 1960 Hall of I'll me Today's Games with the Chi'.ago White Sjox. Oth­ Clav ( lourt .\elion 7.10x15/8.00x14 ....2 1 .9 4 Olander, p ... quarter midget racing. Baltimore (Barber 10-7) at De­ er baseball notables' jncluded Sid pull. And half-miler Jerry Siebert- the current trade-in price. E'leet tested and cu.stomer proved to be _ two five-run innings need not wot-1 Jack Crockett captured low net (jhoice. Liberman, who last .veai do.ial- j ; Chicago. .Inly 20 i.-Pi The foim It was the spin casting reel, Total e 24 4 11 1 troit (MossI 10-2). Keener, director of the baseball has been bothered by a cold. 7.60x15/8.50x14 ....2 4 .9 4 I,,., « IS in ca*e last nighti 89. the.Callaway scoring I sheet in the National Clay Couti^ ALL TIRE GUARANTEES DO NOT GIVE ed trophies for a special race in) Hall of Fame at (?ooperstown. N. The busiest man on the tour has strictl.v an American modification, better than first liiTe, new car tire quality. Mmc'hsM^r “ ^ ^ m m 1- 5 ! ** Intermedia's trounced I pUvers without established lyoog ex-i'hampion remaining in Manche.ster. said he will this ,ear ; Boston (Delock 5-5) at tleve- I Tennis Tournament today stood as t-hat rnade casters out o f millions. YOU THIS p r o t e c t i o n : 8.00xJL5/9J)0xl4 . ..,27.94 laml (B«H:6-9). Y., where Cobb headed the first been Dr. Hanley and his medical ...... 100 030 c>-4 1 Ponticelli's at Memorial Field, H- Hayden (Mike) Grls- the d u b Championship Might Is contribute war savings bonds lo right and rigid as a railroad bag. The closed face spin casting reel, Superior tread design performance and 2B. McGill. Macaione: SAC. K»lley 3. Down 3-1 after two innings the ' s_i.i— , . . s. Ijee Terry, a ri^-o-thne winner. In Only Games Scheduled. group of super,star* to be en­ schedule. All right dome.sfir seed- Check before you buy! Remember, you can’t get a better I._Luca.>,, Whitn, Macalon". Archivy tallicrt flve in th» children .singled out for sportsman­ For awhile against the West which mounts on the topside of a tire guarantee than Sears ALLSTATE- Drive in today! safety. Drive in soon and have a new set •Plus F. E.. Tax and Old Tlr# LOB, Manctieei'T 5 Rockville 10 BB ' ""nners tailieo n\ e times in me Del Ballard won the hole-in-one! addition lo Hilinski, the defending ship awards b.v a committee of ‘ he ' shrined. Also present was Nap i Pd players, after ye.sterday blast­ bait casting rod, operates on the Off l our Car. Whitewall# only Rucker, later a National League Germans, it looked as though the Lucas 2. Kelley 5. Lanz 2; SO Lucas! third and matched this output in eonteat on the 12th hole when he ehanrq) who waa eliminated by Connecticut 'Valley Quarter M 'dg-, ing oiil the Davis Cup prides of upset of the yeait.was_>n_the mak­ same fixed spool principle but in mounted op your car. $S extra. ?' R*'1T’ 3. Lanz 3. Olander 1. Hits off. ; the fifth to win goin g awav, poked his tee shot two inches un- Eich. l)o<' McKee also fell hy the et Association. 1 pitching star but Cobb's room­ Mexico and Ecuador, paraded in­ addition to eliminating backlashes Lucas 2 for 1 run In 24 Innings. Kelley Bob Brannick » came » up with . two in g .. .especially when Manfred 4 for 3 runs in 44: Lanz 5 for 4 runs der three yards from the pin. Cap • wayside. ■ Butch Salerno. 12. of Soutnlng-V Major League mate when they broke into base­ to the quarter-dnals with a Ber­ Germar whipped Frank Budd in a it is simpler to operate. In 64. Olander 1 for 1 run in H HBP. I Itits and three RBIs w)ule Pete Peterson used 29 putts to win that « Inners of two matches each ton took the checkered flag In': ball together in Augusta. nard (Tull Bartzen vs. Chuck Me- 20.7 for the 200 meter title. This reel, which now' ia used by Helntz—Minor: WP. Knllrv 1. Lanz 2, Sylvester and Norm Gibson each Olander 1; PB, Arcklvy: W. Kellev: L. I part of the tournament. have been Bed Smith, Paul Mc- the special Liberman race for ..en-J Kinley title mateh apparently in That was the biggest surprise of an ever-increasing number of the Olander. j singled in a pair of markers. One Prlze winners are asked to con-1 Namara. Brlee McKay, Eich, Terry lor drivers, just nosing out Gerry! = = L e a d e rs= the making Sunday. No (ever nation’s 40 million fishermen, ia ao TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE Attention NYLON of the top plays was Johnny Con the meet, mostly because Budd had 1 tact Pro Alex Hackbey at thejand Ev Kennedy. Demeusey of Manchester, defend­ Conquers Channel than seven foreign star.s bit die been beaten only once in 25 races e#8y to uae that a novice, even 11 tire IiiU during the monlhlr guarantee nolly's steal of home in the third. Country Club for pro shop credits. One of the best matches, besides ing winner of the 1960 troph.v, at NATIONAL LEAGUE Pover, England, July 20 (/Pi — moist clay of rain-soaked ri'*er without an Inatructor, can learn period, we will, at Our option, either re­ Guaranteed I Two hits by Brian Fitzpatrick this year. But the 26-year-old Ger­ Truckers Wednesdav's Homer« I the Eich-HillnskI battle was the finish line. Donna Jean Smo- Batting — Clemente, Pittsburgh, Rosemary George, 22-year-old Dov­ Forest Tenni.s Club- ye.sterday, mar is one of the top sprinters in to throw it in 10 minutes. pair it without cost oV in exchange for the 15 Manths ' paced the Contractors with Eric Ladies Dav SeJecled Hole Golf SnilUi’s duel with Bob Haynes, la of Groton was third. .357; .Moon, Los Angeles. .540; er hotel clerk, completed an Eng­ eliminating the entire complement On the back of the reel Is a but­ old tire, give you a new lire or a refund, ' Ozols knocking across two mark- of the seeded vi.sitor.s. Europe and is capable of beating "(Season Total bi Parentheses) Tournament winners Tuesday at won by collegian on the 19th hole. Robert Anderson of Talcotlville | Rp)l|n„nn, Cincinnati, .3.19; Alt- lish Channel swirn to Boulogne to­ anyone on a given day. ton. When the rod is lifted for the charging only for the period of ownenhip. Rugged on AU AMIERICAN LEAGUE ' ers. Smith has been shoothig cnnslst- won the.u- junior division witn a. man, Chicago. ..338; Hoak. Pitts- day in 21 hours. 35 minutes. She back cast, the thumb depresses and THE ALLSTATE I Intermediates 1 0 5 0 5 11-10-0 the Ellington Ridge Countr>’ Club, *Tt was a fair victory,” said Reads in All Mantle, Yankees (86) one-third handicap, were, low ently in the 60s in recent weeks. commanding lead over the second burgh, .337. was the first British woman to Senators Si|oi Garcia Budd. "I have no excuses.” holds the button down. When the All adjustmenta made by retail itorea are ' Ponticelh ...... 3 0 0 0 0 3- 6-5 prorated at the regular retail price plua 6.70x15 Blackwall Klllebrew, Twins 2 (i29) ' gross, Mrs. Eleanor Scranton 27; and third place cars, driven by Home Buns—Mays, San Fran- swim the channel from England to , Even though Budd was upset, forward cast is made, the button is Weather Tnbe-iype Allison, Twins (2) 19 1 Doucette and Gibson; Cassella Additional names of players Tommy Erdln of East Hartford and France. It was her fourth at­ Washington. July 20 i„(i>. _ Th« released and the line comes off. Federal Excise Tax, less trade-in, at the and Ozols. low net. Mrs. Celeete Sheldon 32- cisco 27: Cepeda, San Francisco, Washington Senators announced the Americans collected two un­ Gentile, Orioles (24) 11—21. Mrs. Leon Browne 33-12— signing for the 10th Annual ICX) Dom Nlgro of Meriden. 26,; Robinson, Cincinnati, 2S; tempt. expected victories when Deacon To retrieve, simply turn the time of return. Polles,^ Orioles (2) to be held Aug. 10-13 at the Weth­ Novice event winners were' today the signing of Mike Garcia, crank. A tiny arm inside picks up Rugged Lug, 6,00x16 21 and Mrs. Chase 28-7 -21. Mkthews, Milwaukee, 21; Aaion, 37-year-old righthanded pitcher Jones won the 3,000 meter steeple­ Kirkland, Indians (17) ersfield Ojuntry Club Ixave been George Kavanna of Glastonbuiy, Milwaukee, 20. Split Season chase in 8:47.4, and John Gutkecht the line. All spin cast reels have a Romano, Indians (14) " Sue Farris of Rockville, and .Tohn- and former star of the Cleveland mechanical drag, usually known as I Softball (Exhibition iUuy-' Simon Night w ill be held announced by the Greater Hart­ Pitching—Podres, lx)s Angeles, ' Indians. Garcia, who worked for took the 10,000 meters in 29:46.8. Francona, Indians (8) ford .laycee.-!. Tiie.se included Mike ny Ha.vdcn of Meriden. Birmingham, Ala.. July 20 i.T' a dial, which can be set to play Saturday nlg;ht at the Msuichester 11-2. .846: .lay Cincinnati, . I i-4, I Alabama Coach Paul Bryant, who the Indians foi* elev.en .sea.sons be­ Form Followed Geiger, Red Sox (14) Felchick, Al Balding, Jack Fleck, Heat- and semi-feature win­ ,766; .Miller, San Francisco, 7-3, the fish properly. . Plus F. E. Tax 'Scheduled Friday Country Club. .All members are' ners- included Smola, Demeusey, ‘ owns a i-epulatlon as a football fore joining the Chicago White Sox Everything else followed form. Wertz, Red. Sox (9) invited to attend and honor Airs. 'Tommy Bolt, Oiarles Sicord, Dave ,700; Turkey, Cincinnati, 1l'5. Casting w’ith some accuracy is AND OLD TIRE OFF Danny Hayden of Meriden, Ander­ team rehabilitator. comes up with for limited action last vear, had Dyrol Burleson, recovered from an equally as simple. Turn the rod un­ m o n e y d o w n Green, Senators (IS) The Little Mias Softball League .Simon for her recrat win in the Ragan. Tom Nleporte, and Paul .688; Curtis. Chicago and Me- upset stomach that caused him to NO YOUR CAR Bright, Senators (3) j son, Erdin, and Nigro. Winner an idea he believes will revolution­ been working out w ilh Washington til the reel is on the side nearest Plug F. E. Tax will sponsor two softball games Class B Division of the State Open Hamey. 'Daplel, St. Ix>uis, 6-3, .067. ize the gam e-la split season. Foot­ for several days. His best ivear# miss the Russian meet, won the Brnton, Tigers (9) Bolt was the winner of the 1954 of a .senior consolation race wf# ■■ ,■ ------you. Depress and hold the release When you trade-in the old tires off your car. Ask Tube-Type, Blackwall I Friday night at Robertson Park. Women’s Tournament. .A buffet Rickey Anderson of Talcottville. ball games iii th# spring will at­ with Cleveland were 1951-54, when . 1,500.meters in a routine 3:50.3. button. , , NATTONAL U!:AGT~E First game at 7, will be be­ will be served starting at 7 o’clock. ICO, defeating Earl Stewart in an 1 A.MEBICAN LEAGUE John Thomas became the. first about Sears Easy Payment Plan. 7.10x15...... 18.70 Adcodc, Braves (19) tract just as many fans as foot­ he won 79 and lo.st 41. His 22-11 Raise the rod to one o’clock (the NYIXJN CORD TIRE tween the two leading teams, ihe Reaervatlons may be irivde by 18-hole playoff by three Btroke.s. Ratting—Howard, New York, ball in the fall Brvant claims. performance In 1952 was his best. seven footer in Germany when he 6.50x16 .. ■ 39.95 plus tax •Plus Tax and Old Tire WaDs, Phils (4) The 1958 U.S. Open champion will tip w’ill be sligntly in back of the Red Sox and Yankees. Both have, railing the clubhouse, .367; Cash, Detroit, .352; Brai.dt, To make room for Garcia, the Sen­ cleared J -'j. He missed at 7-2',i!. head). Keep the elbow against the K anu, Giants (8) identical 6-1 records. „ be making his first appearance at Baltimore. .337; Piersall, Cleve­ ators optioned lefthander Carl Ma­ Ralph Boston, the world record- FREE ALLSTATE TIRE MOUNTING Deep tapered lugs pull in sand, snow or slush Not just two plies, but FOUR FULL PLIES Wetherafleld in four yeaia. Milwaukee Open side and then with the wrist alone The second game will be be­ Holly Mandly, former local resi­ land, .3.33; Klllebrew. Minnesota. thias, loser of his onlv decision holder, coasted to a 26-3 U yictoXiL give the rod a sharp flip,. wfje.re conventional designs slip. For most for your added protection. Has many features LITTLE BUSS SCHEDULE tween the A-1 Caterers, of Man­ dent and Club champion here, has Long hitting Harney has been 828. I Milwaukee, July 20 (/Pi — Most w-ith Washintgon, to Toronto of In the broad jump. having another fine year on the At about 11 o’clock (slightly in Y2 or 1-ton delivery trucks. of higher priced passenger tire?. Tnalfkt Memorial FMd chester and The Hartford Insur­ won the same title at the Avon Today Home Runs—Mantle.jNew York, of the nation'# t(im touring p ro a - Ihc International lueagtie. Cliff Cushman of Grand Forks, front of the head) release the but­ Knockout* Ts. Tankeea ance Men’s Lmgue AU-Stars at 8. Golf Club. Mandly is a former tour in 1961. Tlie former Holy B. A.’s vs^ Teachers, 6:15i Nebo. 36; Maris, New York'J .35; Kllle­ with British Opei( Champion Arn­ N. D., barely managed to fight off Ooas golfing star will be making ton. ” Satisfaction guaranteed Bluggera vs. Tigers. All proceeds ^11 be used to buy, State . and New England amatuer Congo VI). Metbodlsta, 6:15, brew, Minnesota, 29; ' Cash, De­ old Palmer and U. S. Open king Helijiut Janz, an olci Olympic rival., The reel dbps the rest., All Stsn vs. Red Sox. equipment for Little .Miss Soft-’ champion. his sixth IW start next month. C?harter Oak.j troit, 26; Colavito, Detroit, 2.3 • (^ne Littler the notable exceptions Grid Record Dismal In the 400-meter hurdles. Cushman or your money back’ * SEARS Laurels vs. O t^d Summers, bail L«ague. Ha(4^ey, who haj won the Canadi- F*P vs.' In)perlal, 6. Oval. . Pitching — Latnrnn, Cleveland, 4-were down to tee’’ off-today in 4 ' ■ . won In the last stride, and both MONDAY, TUESDAY, SATURDAY, 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. WEDNEs\ftA'Y*8 FtOBT -cL. i Jinuqy Rusher of RocdrvlUe High eii, (darling. Dorado Reach and Bantly’s vs. A *I. 6:10,'Charter 9.0, 1.000: Ford, New A*ork, 17-2, the openln.rr round o f the $30,000 Lebanon, Tenn. Cumberland were caught in 60.4. I MANCHESTER PARKADE—MI 8-1581 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Jokny SsUtrs, Carry Back’s 0UU* will play in the Eastern and the EUtngton Ridge Oounfab' Pensacola Opens in 7 years on the OaI{. ,895:. Mossi, Detroit, 10-2, .848; Milwiai'.lr''' n ' tn the eb-enc'' o ' College ia in the football record Jay Silvester, an Army officer Long Beach, Calif.—Don John­ nnlM r Joetanr, Srst rods st DMsini of th* Natlotial Football C h * tea qtwlUed for the U80A tour, tied fior 20th plaoe in tfae Naeailf'a v*. M a n o r , SehwitU, Boston, 9-2, .818; Wynn, Painter 1 , i Ma..‘i,crs ch:;r,: ooks for iu 1916 gxQie with front Tromisnton, Utah, won th,e son, 127,. knocked out Rafaell dSiiriM lSoiim fei IMS. Lsagu* aaxt MIL Jmdor OiampliMWp l^w romw- IMO to o . K u m v- ' ChleMOi ZM. pion Gary Player, • th# vleitir;; Georgia Tech. Tech vwm, 398 to ft. (toot put with a 60-5 heav# to Buante, 127, Mexicali, )Iexloo, A. i, ^ i

1. \ r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY/ JULY 20, 1961 RAGE NINETEEN rAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 Articles Foe Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houaea For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Lota For Sale 73 36 Help Wanted— Automobiles for Sale 4 t h e Hb o u g h t a b e a l a w BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted-~Female TOP SOIL—The best available for Tenements 63 SOUTH WINDSOR AREA! Inspir­ Male or Female 87 FORMER SALESMAN has 17-plsce RANCH—6H rooms, 8 years old. ANDOVER---Lovely 5 room rapeh, BOL’TON—$12(500 Will buy this ONE B ZONl f lot 108x118. VJWOB any use. Large stock pile can be stainless steel waterless cookware Bowers School area, family «lze walkout basement, quiet street. ing aCre- setting enban'ces this su­ clean 4 room ranch with breeze­ St., Manches er. $2,500. Call MI 1957 HILUMAN cwivertlble, excel­ SECRBJTARY for law office. Know- seen at the site of the coming ROCKVILLE—AvaUable now, ledge of bookkeeping helpful. Pine ROCKVILLB AREAr-Ovsr 38. For In original cartons. Regularly room apartment on Reed St. kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron Early occupancy. -Tongren Agen­ perbly attractive, custom e-room way and oversized garage. Beauti­ 9-6495. ! lent condition, new tires, reason­ Ji StWERaocRf MVilOWMICEO North Coventry Shopping Center. $149.50, sacrifice $39.50. Will de­ cy, MI 3-6.321. Ranch with attached garage. Un- ful yard, big trees; artesian well. able. Call MI 9-4958. 'Opportunity under excellent work- local civic club campedgn, tele­ Stove, refrigerator, parking aria baseboard heat, 1-car garage. This CLASSIFIED CJan alee furnish fill or gravel. Call liver. BU 9-6956. house offers you those little extrM u.sual' interior decor. Panel living Will VA Or FHA with minimtim . Ing condiUons In one girl office. phone solicitation, hourly, com­ MI 8-70M. Leonkrd A. Glglio. picnic area. Adults only. $90 MANCHESTER—Fine colonial with THREfi LOTS for sale. Inquire T18 1954 CHEVROLET, excellent trans- Write Box 1, Herald.______mission, bonus. Call TR 6-8844, monthly. TR 6-1166, MI 9-4824. that make a house a home. $19,500. room with fireplace. Formal din­ down, T. J. Crockett, Realtor MI CfilROEL'i.'MUCH 3. or 4 bedrooms, Loads of living ing room. Basement fireplace. 8-1577,. N. Main St. MI 9-6623. portaUon, 1300. Call MI 9-6246 be­ oauiQEDf TR 6-8447. Also men with care for 8l" COMMERCIAL exhaust fan, CHAMBER’S Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8484.. PILGRIM MILLS has full-time AVAILABLE— August 1, large space. Fine corner lot. 1’ 4 baths, Many, many extras! Sacrifice fore 9 a.m, or MI 9-0500, light delivery. $22. New birch vanity sinH^, fp.rr 48 HARLAN STREET ^ room garage. Selling below replace­ THREE LARGE lots, city water ADVERTISING position available for experienced mica top, double doors, wrought FURNITURE SALES 3 room apartment. Heat, hot $17,990! Call anytime, MI 3-0348, 4 ROOMS AND A FUTURE Cape, fireplace, VA baths, full ment at $18,300. Call The Jarvis and sewerage, $5,000 each. MOA 1958, white coupe, with wire cashier. Apply to mansger Pilgrim iron hardware, sink and rim com­ water, stove ,and refrigerator, MI 4-1143. Charles Le.sperance, MI 9-7620. wheels, excellent condition 30,000 Mills, 177, Hartford Roa(l, Man­ 503 E. MIDDLE TPKE. tiled batft and show'er, ample basement, enclosed porch, garage, Realty Co. MI 3-4112 Evenings Two rooms unfinished up, for Situations Wanted— plete,- regular $125, $60, Ml 9-6644. MI 9-2619, MI 8-7847. when the need arises. Now a nice 4 rt.A M liriKD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS miles. Must sell. Call MI 3-4992. chester. Open.noon till 9 p.m. MANCHESTER GREEN closets. On bus line. Adults only, wooded lot, 75x150. Marion E. 6 ROOM compact colonial, central SEVEN LOTS, city water and eew^ Female sg $93. MI 3-6396. Robertson, Broker, . Ml 8-5953. location,, close to ail scho^s. Ask­ rfxjm rape, centrally located, close 8:15 AM. to 4:30 PJA f l a t w a l l stone, fireplace and to stores, bus and school. Owner erago, good neighborhood, near 1957 DKW 8—6 deluxe model hard­ IF YOU HAVE professional exper­ veneer stone, five slzeg to select Limited quantity—Window tens, ing $13,900. FHA appraised for schools and bu.s line. $2,500 each. top, aaxomat clutch, 33,000 miles. ience in sewing drapes, the mana­ WOMAN desires typing at home. electrically reversible. Were $49.95. SMALL TWO-ROOM heated aparv EAST CENTiER ST. area -- Im­ quick sale. Belfiore Agency, MI wants to sell, so look it over. Csdl Wllf pick up and deliver work. Mi from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. maculate 6 room Cape, aluminum FIRST OFFERING , now. We’ll show you through, Charles Lcsperance, MI 9-7820. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Top shape. MI 8-7566. ger of ITlgrim Mills would like to MI 9-0617. Now $44.96. ment, suitable for one or two per­ OWNER TRANSPIRED 3-5121. speak to you, Cheney Hall Build­ 9-9668. Fans that were $29.96. Now $26.95. sons. Call MI 3-5117. aiding, tile bath, shade trees, only MOMDAT Xkn nUDAT AJL<-«ATCRDAI • AM. 1957 FORD Convertible Fairlane $15,300. Carlton W. Hutchins, RO A HOME WITH LIVABILITY ing, Hartford’ Road, Manchester. WHILE ON VACATION or busineas jOxlO’ SWIMMING pool for sale. Cook out grills. Were $14.95. Now Oversized 7-room Cape, 8 large JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. Resort P rop erly For Sale 74 600, blue-white, radio, heater, ex­ j r u. Six white paneled doors. Call MI $8.50. MANCHESTER—4 room complete­ 9-5132. cellent condition. Call at 210 High WANTED—Counter girl part-Ume, trip, couple will take care of cnll- bedrooms, 12x24 family room, fire­ SIX room sDllt level hisrh in Ver­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD 3-0391. With rotery. W’ere $23.95. Now ly furnished apartment,' modern, $87.73 MONTHLY, immaculate place, • garage, combinatlonu win­ INSURORS - REALTORS BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Street or MI 9-6757 Wednesday. 3-7, all day Saturday. Apply One dren In your home anytime In Au­ $12.95. adults, heated, $120, J. D. Realty, non hills yet 2 minutes to Parkway. 5-room cottage which can b« •r *^aat Adi” an takM avar tke pboM m • eoa- Thursday, Friday nights 6 p.m. to \ A HOHOHOrRJNHIESTTHIMfilWKJ/UAHAHA.'LEAVEIT’ro'raUTD gust and September. Excellent split, recreation room. Garage, dows and doors, hot water oil heat, Outdoor screened patio, profession­ ttiir \ ( saw: XU WAVS A BAKaeu ^ bjm / / come up with soMBTWMa cure Hour Martlnlzing, 299 W. Middle RIDING* ’TRACTOR with attach- Good selection of furniture for the MI 3-5129, city water and sewerage, shade MI 9-5261 easily winterized. Marion E. Rob* iwlMM. n * advcrtlMr ikMild nad ak ad :Hm FIRST DAT IT 9 p.m. references. PI 2-6464. huge..... lot, .. 4’,4% - _ mortgage. Carlton ally landscaped grounds, magnifi \ ^ V8THTHI9,CABPL®/? VASTHATrir# JUSTIDOmciOUS; Tpke. ments, good condition, $450, 21 entire home. trees, good location. House In ex­ ertson, broker, Ml 3-S953. AFFEARS aad RBPOBT BBBOB8 la Oate tor tb* aext taiMr- Angel St. TWO 6 ROOM rents—one'3 up and W. Hutchins. MI 9-1 cent view of Conn, valley. Immedi Evenings and weekends MI 9-7445, Ora. Iha EtaraM la reaitaaAla tor only ONE laeorrect or omitted PLYMOUTH 1956, Dodge Red Ram HAIRDRESSER—Two-year opera­ cellent condition throughout. Quick BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cotUffe, Open Daily 10-5 S down; one 6 room second floor. BOWERS SCHOOtr—6 room Eng­ ate occupancy. Excellent financing t o ^ a ^ adrerteMBMat aad thea oaly to the exteat of a engine, standard transmission. tor or better for local studio. Call EXPERIENCED bookkeeper de­ RIDING Mo w e r with snowplow Handy,,to shopping and schools. occupancy. Asking price, $17,500. available. Owner anxious—this may MI 3-5219 Llynwood Drive, winterized,. ha» wtlea. Brrora whleb do aot lamia the valoe of Good mechanically, $375. Parkway sires work at home. Call MI 8-6836. ■ Evenings 7:30-9 lish Colonial, VA baths, large MI 9-2742. attachment. Can be seen at 288 ______MI 3-5187 Comer of South Main, $80 each. kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large be your chance. Call now. company water, located near the ; win aot he earreeted hy *iaaha fo V ’ laaertloa. Service Center, 395 Tolland Turn­ Green Road. No utilities. Available August- 1. CHARLES LESPERANCE BONNER ROAD—Vacant 6 room beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap* wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ Cape with I 'j ba’tha. All the pike, MI 9-8093. HOUSEWIFE wanted to take phone MOVING—ELECTRIC range. Hot- Call any t(nie MI 3-8569. MI 9-7620 JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. ply Edward J. Holi or yoUr own calls at home. No selling. Write Hituatlons Wanted-^-Male 39 FOOT surf casting glass rod ming pool, tennis courts barbeque, extras. Owners anxious to sell. broker. Tel. NU 3-5117. fOCTB COOPERATION WILL point refrigerator, bedroom’ set, 1-car g a r «e , $28,900. Phllbrick T, J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. Box J, Herald. and level line reel used 4 times, pressure canner, boy’s 26“ bicy­ SIX ROOMS, 2 porches, garage on INSURORS. REALTORS ra APPBBdATKD Diol Ml 3-2711 1950 CHEVROLET. MI 8-4508. $25. 61 Jarvig Road. Brookfield St., all uUlltles. Call MI AgencyfiMT 9-8464. MI 9-5261 WANTED — Lawns to mow. Have cle. reed organ, violin, bird MANCHESTER—6 room rambling SIX ROOM Colonial in the Porter ANDOVER LAKE 3-7614, MI .3-7175. ! 6-room summer cottage, lake* my own mower. MI 9-0694, cage! etc. MI 9-6298. NEW CAPES and Ranches, a ty ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 Evenings and weekends MI 9-7445, St. section, bar and rec room in CUSTOMIZED 1957 Chevrolet, 283 Help Wanted— Male 36 gas, city water, landscaping, . lot, sunken 16’6’’xl9’9’’ living basement, breezewav, one-car ga­ front, completely furnished, fire­ FOR SALE - Babv carriage, like 26’’ COLUMBIA boy’s bike, $12^ MI 3-5219 e n ^ e , stick shift, Naugahide in­ '/.conneiz, TWO COLLEGE students desire new, $20. MI 9-7351. SIX ROOM rent available August 1. 90'xl50’ lot, formica counters, room, fireplace, two bedrooms, rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phil- place, large screened porch, boat terior, Coronado red finish. MI LICENSED real estate salesman, exterior house painting. Reason­ RCA Victor TV set, $15; Westing- $100 monthly. Xn 3-7539, knotty pine cabinets, ull base­ den or third bedroom, dining COLONIALS FOR SALE brick Agency, MI 9-846-1. and dock. Asking $9,500. 9-9116. better than average commission. able rates. Quality work. Recom­ FOR SALE—22 Remington rifle, ex- house automatic washing ma­ ment, metal hatchway, full insula­ room, kitchen, utility room, 1>4 OHCACO.IU. chine, $35, Wanted 24“ girl’s FOR TH£ FIRST TIME ANYWHERE iiTnium ^ Call PI 2-7031. mendations. Call PI 2-7001 or MI cellent condition, semi-automatic ROCKVILLE—Available Aug. 1, 3'i tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram­ baths, basement, aluminum storm 18 South Adams Street— 6 rooms, SIX ROOM Cape Cod, shaded lot, ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor FOR SALE—1959 Ford Fairlane 4- 9-0007. with scope. Call after 8. MI 9-0055, bike. MI 3-2521 after 7, room modern apartment. Stove, ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfin­ windows and doors, patio with enclosed breezeway, 1-car garage. outdoor fiieplace and patio, 2-car MI 9-4543 01- MI 3-7357 door sedan, gray, radio and heat­ ished room in Cape, built-in oven garage, amesite drive, city water GAS STOVE Tappan deluxe, excel­ refrigerator and other conven­ fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga­ A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING er, automatic drive, 21,000 origin­ JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT STARMITE Kodak camera, like iences. Washer and dryer on and range In Ranch. Only $12,490, rage and amesite drive. Excel­ 189 Glenwood Street-6 'i rooms, and sewer. Call MI 9-099,5 or MI Dogfs— Birds— Pete 41! lent condition, reasonable Call $390 down. Call McCarthy Enter­ finished recreation room, breeze- 3-1753, al miles. No reasonable offer re­ Household Services Moving—^Trucking- Help ^anteir— Female 35 new, will exchange for bicycle MI 9-1448. premises. Heat and hot ' water lent •value, $22,900 For additional Wanted—Real Estate 77 fused. Owner MI 9-3966. Large local concern has opening Call MI 3-6500. furnished. Ideal location, minutes prises, Inc. Ml 4-1589, John V. information contact McCarthy En­ way, 1-car garage. SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS Offered 13-A Storage 20 FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 for a junior accountant. Accounting from Hartford by Parkway. $9.') Panciera, BU 9-8044. terprises, Inc,, MI 4-1539. John V. BOLTON WISH SOMEONE tef handle you* FREE PUPPIES. Call at 238 Hack- 126 North Elm Street —7 rooms on real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- profit commission. No deU ver^ School graduate preferred. Perma­ FOR SALE—Upright freezer. Call monthly. Call Rockville TR 5-2600 Panciera, BU 9-8044. ' Waat laformatloB oa one of our clMslfled advertiaements ? No 1956 FORD CONVERTIBLE. Call nent work in well established, pro­ matack St. FOLDING THAYER stroller, car- BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and double lot, I ’ j baths, sri-eened Custom built oversize 7 room,! ter prompt and courtoou* service. Cars, phonographs, changers. moving, packing storage. Low Or coUectlng. Beeline Style Shows. MI 9-2559. or evenings TR, 6-6148, porch, aluminum siding, 1-car ga­ aaawu at the telephone Ueted? Simply call the MI 9-7706. Party Plan Sensation. Samples gressive organization. Liberal em­ bed, and playpen. Call MI 9-9537. garage, full shed dormer, 2 full BOLTON—Chjstom built 2-family. 4 bedroom Cape with attached ga-1 Joseph Barth, Broker, Honeat, economical. Guaranteed 90 rate on long distance moves to CXICKER PUPS, golden red, or FOUR ROOM furni.shed apartment, baths, wooded lot, easy walking Many extras. Built by present rage. rage, 2 full baths, formal dining ^— . days. Famous for service for 80 48 states. Personalised service. BQ funuahed free. MSdford 8-7477, ploye benefit program. black. Dogs boarded, reasonable. 6-10’ CHAIN link dog pen and SIMMONS hide-a-bed sofa, mat­ MU 8-9006. tress included, good condition, one block from Main St., MI distance to schools, bus, and shop­ owner. Sleeping porch, fireplace, room, closet space galore, kitchen CASH WAITING tor property own* MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE MG TF1500 1955—Very clean. Best years. Phone Ml 9-4537, Potter- 8-5187, CH 7-1428. Write P.O. Box 1512, Hartford, Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, house, $55; one ton 220 RCA air 9-6746, ping. Don’t miss this outstanding etc. Spacious grounds, work shop 143 B)-ent Road 8 rooms, I 'i with built-ins. large living room era. Please call us before you buy offer over $1,000. Call MI 9-0113. ton’s. Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A, conditioner. MI 3-5825. $45. Call alter 6, MI 3-7904, baths, 2-car garage, recreation Or sell. Sp’eedy service. J. D. Ml 9-0500 MANCHEST31R Package Delivery. stating business experience, educa­ value, $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, and storage building. Large lot, with fireplace, one acre lot, shade TR 5-2894. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ MI 9-8464. room. trees. Reduced to $19,900. Realty. Ml 8-5129. 1957 DODGE 2-door hardtop, clean. WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re­ Light trucking and package deliv­ CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any tion, and salary requirements. USED FLORENCE gas stove for 2- car garage, amesite driveway. shift, private hospital. TR 6-9121. ment. automatic hot water, no Can easily be converted to 9 room aad leave your mcmage. You’ll hear from our advertiser in Jig Must sell immediately. Can be pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, ery. Refrigerators, washers and sale, good condition $35. MI OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In We Invite your inspection of these DO IT NOW—List your home for with out q>endinK all evenlni; at the telephone. Boats Rnd Acressories 46 3-0772. utilities, $60 per month. 64 Birch single. S, A. Beechler, Agent. MI LAWRENCE F. FIANO Been at 105 Garth Road. guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4687, Pot- stove motdng specialty. Folding CATS ONLY BOARDED— Fenros St., MI 9-8590. town—a true miniature estate. excellent value quality homes. quick sale. If you are buying, w* WAITRESS and bar maid, full and WANTED—Experienced automobile 3- 6969. Other listings to choose from. Realtor MI 3-2766 terton'a, 130 Center St. chalre for rent. Ml 9-0753. I>art-tlme. Must be experienced. mechanic. Prefer one with all Cattery, Vernon, Conn. TR 5-9181. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, $2Q; Landscaped acre lot. House has arc ,s)jre to have It. Call Bob 1955 PORSCHE Speedster, red, seat Apply Garden Restaurant, Ml aroimd experience. Top wages. FOR SALE—Boat 10 feet, fiberglas twin size metal bed with box TWO ROOM apartment. Stove, re­ two bedrooms. Vi baths, formal Ed Oawford MI 9-4410 Wolverlon, broker, MI 3-1914, 9 belts, radio, $1,175 or 1958 Ford 8, SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired with canvas cover, $50. MI 3-4426. frigerator, hot water and heat. dining roorii, large living room PHILBRICK AGENCY till 9. from the shop. Can take care of 9-8102. Free hospitalization insurance. PUPPIES FOR SALE. Call XO spring and mattress. $10: Dor- MANCHESTER. Neat five-room Lost and Found 1 AutomobQes for Sale 4 automatic, red and white, $875. Palntlng-APapering 21 Write gi'vlng name, address, and meyer electric mixer and juicer, Utilities supplied. Semi-private plus porches and air conditioning. OWNER TRANSFERRED MI 9-8464 Must sell one. 18 Jordt St., MI all your upholstering needs at' SALESPERSON — Experienced 9-4958 bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main This house has to sell and Is ranch. la)-ge shady lot, rural set­ FORD 1956 wagon, 9 passenger, great savings. Call CH 2-2878. EXTERIOR and interior fainting, experience to P.O. Box F, Talcott- $12. MI 3-4866. Wetherell St.—Built by Ansaldi. 5- ting, half mile off Wilbur Cross 78 3-8840. wothen's weamg apparel, full or, ville. Conn. 12 FOOT ALUMINUM boat, used St. priced well below market. T. J. BOLTON LAKE—Bathing, boating, Auctions FOUND—Blue parakeet ■vicinity good condition, must sell. See and decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean part-time. Apply Tweed’s, 773 twice, $125. MI 9-2945 after 5 p.m. GARAGE SALE—Useful articles, Crockett. Realtor. MI 3-1577. room Ranch, S years old, full base­ fishing may be yours In this de­ Highway, noi-thwest part of Hartford Road. MI 3-2015. make offer. Ml 3-6737. WEAVXNO of Bums, moth nolu workmanship. Free eetmates. No POODLE, black female, 8 mmths. ment, tile bath, fireplace, plastered lightful 4 room year 'round ranch. town. Five rooms <3 bedrooms), AUCTION — Good antiques •ud and tom clothing, boalery nma, Main St. BARBER WANTED. Apply May­ MI 9-5041. 14 FOOT WHIRLWIND deluxe run- including new carpet sweeper, modern. Saturday, July 22, at 1:30 Auto Accessories— Tires 6 job too small. John Verfaille, MI berry Barber Shop, 1012 Burnside rollaway, skirled dres.sing table, THREE ROOMS and bath, heat, TWO-FAMILY—6 and '8—On large walls, full insulation, large kitchen Only $9,500. Assume mortgage, tile bath, one-car basement ga­ NOTICE IS HEREBY given that OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ handbags repaired, zipper re­ 8-2521. about, Mercury Mark 68 A engine hot water, parking. 44 Wells St. lot (150x150). House in good shape, with many cabinets, hot water oil Small down payment. BU 9-0939. rage. Move in at $16,300 M. . J. p.m. at the Village Peddler Shop, TWO 710x15 TIRES mounted on placements, umbrellas repaired, GENERAL office position open, Ave., East Hartford. MI 9-6863. di.shes, Hitchcock chair, violin, Pass Book No. 59337, issued by cials, fixit yourself can , always long established firm; 4 or 4^ day ride guide steering, single lever new heat, aluminum siding, porch, heat, cast iron radiators, ameslt.s McGuire, Broker, MI 3-46H. Route 83, Ellington. Auctioneer, Ilia Savings Bank of Manchester a good selection. Look behind our 1954 Chevrolet wheels, $15. MI men’s shirt collars reversed and EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 jewelry, contents of Gift Shop, and FIVE ROOMS and tile bath, hot SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage Robert E. Fluckingcr. week. Must be experienced, good SERVICE MAN for full-time work. control. Has lights, windshield, some antiques. Sattirday. July 22, garage. Lola of extraa. Owners drive, shade trees, excellent condi­ has been- lost and application has office. Douglas Moton, S3S Main. ,9-1043. replaced. Marlow’s LitUe Mend­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. cushions, and many other acces­ water heat. Inquire 11 School -^t. anxious to hear your offer. T. J. tion throughout. Quick occupancy. near to stores, schools and bus. MANCHESTER—8 room Cape. 2 ing Shop. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. at figures, accurate typist, and Good pay. Many benefits. Good­ 9-5. the Red House. 34 Portland St. unfinished, fireplace, near ‘ new been msde to said bank for pay- write good hand. Excellent salary. sories. Gator trailer. This boat is opposite the Rec. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Asking price, $16,900. Marion E, Robertson Broker MI msnt ot tfas amount of deposit. NEEID A CAR and had your credit Floors. Good clean workmanship. year Service, 713 Main St. FOR SALE—Pinto. MI 8-8079, fast and must be seen to be ap­ 3-5953. Catholic High School, $14,500 West l Legal Notice turned down? Short on down pay­ Trailers 6-A HAROLD ft SONS, Rubbish remov­ Write Box G, Herald. SINGER reconditioned portable ROCKVILLE—12 Ellington Ave. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. preciated. MI 3-0982 after 5:30 p.m. .sewing machine, with new carry­ MANCHESTER —531 Vernon St. CHARLES LESPERANCE Side Realtv MI 9-5315.' MI 3-1395. | LiqiOB PERMIT NOTICE IS HEREBY given that ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? al, cellars, and attics cleaned. Leo Pelletier, MI 8-6826 or MI WANTED— Experienced automo­ Large well furnished, light house­ New. 7 room Colonial, 12x23’ BOLTON—Femwood Drive—Large Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ $276 EK3WN, 2 bedroom, used, clean Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold SALES CLERK—woman for full­ bile salesman by leading local ing case, new motor, control and keeping 2 room apartment, $25 5>i room Ranch on lot 150-200, MANCHESTER — Kenwood Rd, Pass Book No. W 2785, issued by 0-5082. time drug store work. Must have 14 FOOT Aluma-craft boat with new light. Only $39.95. See this ex­ panqled family room, I’ j baths, 3 MI 9-7620 M)TltE o r APPLICATION The Savings Bank of Manchester las, get the lowdown on the lowest mobile home with 30 foot alum­ Hoar. MI 9-4084. dealer. Good closer preferred. Articles For Sale 45 deck arid controls and trailer, weeWyly adult.s only. Call TR full basement, excellent condition; New oversized 5'- room ranches, inum awning; also 27 foot Camper, driver’s license. Tel. MI 4-0620. ceptional value today at your large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven Th)s Is !n give notice that I, RlCH- has been lost and application has down and smallest payments tuiy- PAB^TTNG AND paperbanging. Demonstrative privileges and free $390; 35 h.p. Evinnide. Good con­ 5-58®,’ TR 5-7871 and range, dishwasher, disposal, $17,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI ceramic, tile bath, 3 bedrooms, where. Not a small loan or finance $750; and for big comfortable liv­ Good clean workmanship at rea­ hospitalization insurance. Write HOME MADE ravtoll, fresh or Singer Sewing Center 8.32 Main ! ARD G DUOHESNEAU of 30' Lauter been made to said bank for pay­ frozen, 30c doz. H. Pasquallnl. 846 dition, $225. Call after 6. MI 3-2,386. garage^ acare, beautifully land­ 3-1577, kitchens with formica counters, j Aveime. Willlmantic, Conn., hava fUad ment of the amount of deposit. company plan Douglas Motors, ing 51x10, 2 bedroom deluxe spe­ Buildlng-Contraciing 14 sonable rates. 80 years In Man­ giving name, address, and exper­ St.. Manchester, MI 3-88'83. ELLINGTON—Farm over 100 acres birch cabinets, exhaust fan, dining Ian appJlratlon dated the 30th day of cial. High Manor Park, Route 30, BILLING CLERK Avery Street, Wapplng, scaped, large shade trees, porch, June 196) with the Liquor Control Cora- 333 Main St. chester. Raymond Flske. Ml ience to P.O. Box F, Talcottville FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, many extras, $24,900. By appoint­ —7 room house. I.*rge bam. 50 15 THISTLE ROAD—Spacious 5 area.' Picture window, full cellar i Rockville, TR 5-1423.' ADDITIONS recreation rooms, re­ SIX ROOMS of riimilure. Refrig­ Cottage St., MI 9-5229, 9-5, ■ room ranch, extra large living ' niis.sirm for a Grocery-Beer Permit tor 0-9287. Opening for someone with apti­ Conn. LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, Buildlnff Materials 47 ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI acres cleared. Tongren Agency, with hatchway or wsJkout base­ the rale of alcoholic liquor on the prem- VOLKSWAGEN 1956 Microbus with modeling. All types of carpentry. erator in excellent condition. Rea­ MI 3-6321. room with 12 foot picture window tude for figure work. Also, good Bolens, Goodall, Aliens. Riding sonable. MI 3-5747. 3-6396. ment. Amesite drive. Oil hot air ire.s at 265 Middle Turnpike West. Man* AnnoanceBients” 2 sunroof, 40.000 miles. Good con­ Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ typist. ASSORTED USED lujnber, build­ and over-sized brick fireplace, for- heat. I.,arge lots, fully landscnned cliestcr, Conn. Auto Driving School 7-A BE YOU OWN boss, earn extra mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldaraatio Business l^iKations MANCHESTER — A real buy In The hu.*ine.«s Is owned by Stop A Shop dition, must sell. MI 3-6737. cialize in commercial, residential, money. Become a jewelry fashion ing and plumbing aupplles. radia­ BOLTON LAKEFRONT— Contem­ mal dining room with picture win­ with shi-ubs! Sidewalks and curbs. (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel­ tractors with over 21 attachments. heart of town. Well built 2-story Inc . of Manchester of 263 Middle Tum- Industrial, and trim jobs. Big or SPENCER RUBBER CO. show director. No previous exper­ tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors For Rent 64 porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, dow. 2 large bedrooms, plastered Price, $14,490. Down payment $500. pilte West, Mancliester. Conn., and will Aasaclatlm, Special Representa­ 1959 CADILLAC Convertible, full PREPARE FOR driver’s test. ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed small we do them all, Joseph Used mowers and tractors. Parts Musical Instruments 5.3 home with 4 rooms and lavatory Ages 16 to 60. Driving and claae Chapel St., Manchester ience necessary, we train you. and service. Capitol Equipment and windows. Open dtilly 3:30-6 ultra modem kitchen, 8 large bed­ walls, ceramic tile bath, garage Schwartz Real Estate. MLS Real­ he conducted by RICHARD G. DD- tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., power, excellent condition, low Stasiak, PI 2-7564. Dionne, contractor. Call Ml 8-0404. EXCELLENT spot for any business first floor: 4 rooms and bath sec­ with sundeck, near schools^ and CIIESNEAU of 3o I.,auter Avenue, WU- mileage. Call TR 5-9794. room. Three instructors. No wait­ Earn $3 and up per hour. No in­ Co.. 38 Main. Ml 3-7958. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock BLOND harmony ^itar, excellent rooms, V i baths, 2-zone heating, tor, AD 6-1241, CH 2-2865 liniantic, Conn . as permittee. Manchester, Conn., MI 3-7424, DIAL BU 9-4922 if you need addi­ Place off North Main St. Choman’s or office. Center of town, plenty thermopane windows, garage ond floor. Garage. Madeline Smith, bus. Call owner MI 9-6211. ing Manchester Driving Acade­ EXTERIOR—Interior house paint­ vestment. Work full or part-time condition, carrying case and mu­ of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5 Realtor, MI 9-1642. CALL OR SEE me for a good deal my. PI 2-7249. tional Income for summer and fall and pick your own hours. For ap LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam Housewrecking, Ml, 9-2392. sic stand Included. Call MI 3-2394. space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ BRICIC HOME—6 large rooms, 2 RICHARD G. DUCHESNEAU J DAGGETT & RAMSDELL, Roofing—hiding 16 ing specialists. Free estimates FIRST TIME on market — West on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 expenses. Earn $20 to $30 a week poinfment call J. Everett, MI for $12.50. Also fill, gravel, sand ertson, Broker, Ml 8-5953. full baths, 2-car garage, excellent without obligation, satisfaction MAIN STREET comer store for WASHINGTON St.—Four-room ex- , Side—2-family. 5-5. 3 bedrooms on condition. Between one and two Dated 12th day of July 1961 used cars, Walter G. Parker, L. P. LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, the pleasant, dignified Avon way. 3-7116. and stone. Miller Sand f t Gravel. INC. guaranteed. ABC Painting, MI ’ Several hours during the day or lease approximately 3500 sq. ft., PORTER STREET - Center en­ 'pandable Cape with garage. House each side, porch, oil heat, revenue Bci-es of land. Fnilt trees. High Fitzgerald Inc., 73 Brookljm St., censed driving school trained — painting. Carpentry. Alteratlona 9-4147; MI 3-8603. Diamonds— Watches— GUI.BRAN,SEN piano. Good condi­ two floors. Many possibilities. In­ has aluminum siding. Beautiful LIQUOR PERMIT Certified and approved is now of­ evening is all you need. Ideal for tion. MI 9-6623. trance Colonial Cape, 5 generous $150 monthly, city water and sew- elevation. Six miles from Man­ announces their quality products Rockville. OT 9-5324. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ OLAN MILLS has Immediate open Jewelry 48 quire MI 9-1647, Nassiff Arms. yard, choice location. Only $14,900 ej-age. Priced at only $14,900. NOTICE OF APPLICATION fering classroom and behind ship guaranteed. 298 Autumn St. housewives with small children. BARGAINS—Work benches, clocks, size rooms, screened porch, large chester. Phllbrick Agency MI ln|;s for three men free to travel bells, desks, motors, transfer living room with fireplace, formal —and the present mortgage is Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. 9-8464 Debutane de Versailles 1956 CADILLAC Coupe, excellent wheel Instruction for teenagers. m 3-4860. Complete training with pay, car LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler* - This is to giv# notice that I. lONAZID Electrical Services 22 files, vises. Call evenings, MI dining room, one-car garage, $10,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, OTTONK 0? 23 West Middle Tpke.. condition, new tires, new trans­ Ml 9-8076. Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ Wanted—To Buy 58 FOR RENT-1400 sq, ft. suitable im m e d ia t e occupancy—6 room LADIES—PART-TIME allowance paid, salary, and com 3-6847. parklike yard. This property in top MI 3-1577.' OWN Manchester. Conn., have tiled an appU- Nult de Versailles mission. Must sell, best offer. BIDWELL HOME Improvement FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ missions. Apply in person to Mr. ly. Reasonable prices r>]-.en ’I3ies- for storage". MI 9-9959. Cape Cod on hall acre lot. I’ i ration dated sixth dav of July. IWl, Call MI 3-2988. TR 6-9794. MORTLOCK'S Driving School—Of­ Company—all types of siding and day through Saturday. Thursday WE BUY. SELL or trade antique condition throughout, $17,800. with the Liquor Control Commlaeion ipr Kathleen Mary Quinlan fice, 443 Main St., Manchester. ice on all types of electrical wir­ 6 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Elchelberger, 983 Main Street, DOUBLE WALNUT bed with box STERLING PLACE (next to our baths, 9 miles from Manchester this "8 room Cape. Great possibili­ rooting. Aluminum clapboards a ing Licensed and insured. Wilson evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387 and used furniture, china, glass, Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464, a Tavern Permit for the sale of alcp- y 1955 St-TON PICKUP JEEP with Learning correctly' “ May Save Room 6, tomorrow 9-10 a.m. or spring and mattress, two tuxedo silver, picture frames 6nd old office)—Oversized cu.stoni built Center, $14,900. Good financing. ties for present home comfort And hollc liquor on the premises (Armory Greenbrier spectdty. Unexcelled workman­ Electrical Co., Manchester, MI 6-6 p.m. Houses For Rent 65 Cape. Four large rooms, full base­ Call owner AH 9-8833 or PI 2-7900. Tavern). 306 Main St., Manchester. snow plow. Excellent condition. Your Life.” Driver education ship. MI 9-6495. For easy, interesting phone rep­ suits, suits and sport jackets, size coins, old dolls and guns, hobby SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, future value. Featuring living room u 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet The business is owned by Ignazlo Ot- MI 9-0201. classes. Member, Connecticut Pro­ resentation work in modem office. 44-46 stout Call MI 3-6345. 51 collections, attic contents or whole FOUR Room home $100 per month. attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ with fireplace, kitchen with cabi­ tone of 23 West Middle Tpke., Manohef*^ are available through your local Household Goods location and still In the center of 22-24 WEST STREET Daggett ft Ramsdeli representa­ fessional Driving School Assn. MI COUGHLIN ROOFD^O Co. - All Large national affiliated company, MAN WANTED—Good opening. eatatee. Furniture Repair Service, References and lease required. place, large kitchen with built-in nets, amesite drive, city water And ter. Conn., and will conductedt 1957 MGA, excellent condition. Can 9-7398. types of roofs and roof repairing, Sell Rawleigh Products, Year RENT A TAPE recorder,as low as TalcotfviUe. Conn. Tel,, Ml S-7449. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. oven and range, aiuminum storm town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. DUPLEX sewers, sidewalks, closd to bus. Ignazto Ottone of 23 WesJ fid d le -TpM.. tive, Mrs. Daniel Pansullo Jr., of be seen at Cities Service Station, Courses and Classes 27 experience preferred but not neces­ MI 3-1577. See it now. Price $14,500. Call Matichesler, a.s jtcrmlttee. “ East Street, Hebron. Write or call specializing in Twenty Tear Bond­ around steady work, good profits. 50c daiiv. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Call windows and doors, built-in fire 559 Main St., Manchester, or call ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. sary, Complete training given. Per­ Write Rawleigh's Dept. CNG-26- NOTICE 5U 9-52h, WANTED TO BUY—used profes­ alarm. 100x200 lot. Only $15,900. 6 rooms (4 bedrooms) available George Riemer, MI 9-5306, JA IGNAZIO OTTONU" MI S-61U. Garage— Service— Storage 10 TWO BEDROOM trailer for rent. BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS— 8-4641. OT 3-4903 after 6. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! manent position. No age limit. Ex­ 137, Albany, N. Y. Sealed bid« for furn1«hln|r materials TORO I^WNMOWERS at new low sional hair drver. Please phone Call McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., to new owner. 190 monthly income Call TR 5-9354. from rent. Aluminum combination Dated 13th day of July, 1961. cellent salary plus bonuses. Call and performlnR the work for Drivewav prices. 21“ self-propelled Toro 5n 3-5871. MI 4-15.39. John V. Panciera, 1956 FORD half-ton pickup. Kee­ Extension and Resurfacing Etc., at BU 9-8044 You can be comfortably settled In windows, copper plumbing, excel­ BARROWS & WALLACE Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Men-women, 18-52. Start high as rotary, reg. price $139,95, special ROCKVILLE — 5-room Ranch on Peraonal* S ney’s Garage. Manchester. MI GARAGE FOR RENT at 182 Maple My time for interview. TWO EXPERIENCED painters U.S. Post Office. Manchester. Connecti­ $99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, this NEW 7 room split level. 2 lent low cost hehtlng. Near bus. 9-8082. St. Tel. MI 3-4751. $102 a week. Preparatory training cut, will be received, in triplicate, un­ Rooms Without Board 59 Windsor Ave., exceptionally con­ $12,600—SIX ROOM colonia', nice baths, 2 fireplaces, acres of closets, (Office Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.) ROOFING—Specializing repairing until appointed. Thousands of jobs wanted. Call after 5. MI 9-6326. til 3:00 P.M.. EDST. on August 8. 1961. MI 9-5221 school and stores. Excellent yard I2th Circuit ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ BU 9-8243 at General Services Administration. venient location. No objections to condition, picturebook kitchen, fully equipped kitchen and sepa­ 80x150 with trees. open. Experience usually unneces­ Room 600, Post Office and Courthouse. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one well mannered children. Avail­ very central. Carlton W. Hutchins rate dining room are a few fea­ 55 E. Center St. L bonded representative. Alfred ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ sary. FREE Information on jobs, Three Rooms ol Furniture HUDSON 1953 4-door, radio and Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 paired. Aluminum siding. SO Boston 9. Massachusetts at which time block from Main St. Call MI able Aug. 1. Rent $110. MI 9-7319. MI 9-6132. tures. Porter St, area. Call now to ELVA TYLER, Realtor MI 9-5306 Amall, 988 Henry St, TeL Ml salaries, requlrementa. Write TO­ BE YOUR OWN boss, earn extra they will be publicly opened and read. FROM MODEL HOME 84M80. heater, automatic, $65. MI 3*8916. years’ experience. Free estimates. Specifications, etc. may be had from 9-6746, inspect Uiis NEW home. G>urt Cases DAY giving phone. Lincoln Serv­ money. Become a jewelry fashion ,Pead Herald Advs. VERNON — Beautiful 3 bedroom MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 23 ACADEMY ST. 1952 HARLEY DAVISON, 74, good Call Howley, MI 8-5361, MI 8-0768. that office or Custodian of the building. WANTED—Ride to Pratt ft Whit­ 1961 FORD Gala.xie convertible, ice, Pekin 76, niinois. show director. No previous exper^ Cost Over $700 ROCKVILLE—Furnished room for Suburban For Rent 66 ranch, well shrubbed, 90x160 lot, fully equipped, $2,485. Call Bruce condition. MI 4-1896. lence necessary, we tt-aln you. rent on first floor at 12 School St full cellar, formica counter, knot­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. QUIET DEAD END STREET An older well built six room MANCHESTER SESSION ney, 8-4:45, vicinity Hackmatack COVENTRY— Unfurnished, light, St. MI 9-8920. Williams, CH 6-6851. Heating and Plumbing 17 Earn $3 and up per hour. No In­ NEVER BEEN USED Ijidy preferred. Call MI 3-4551 or ty pine bookcase full width of 19’ Neat Cape in tip-top shape, large home in desirable neighborhood. 20“ GIRL'S bicycle, practically MI ’9-2206. cheerful 6 room, second flMr INSURORS. REALTORS Large lot 100’ wide, 2-car garage, ■William Volkert, 26, of B()lton, new, $15, 24“ bov's bicycle, $5. vestment. Work full or part-time Sale Price $388 11-vlng room, aluminum storms, airy rooms. Just a step from bus. PLUMBING AND heating — re­ Private Instructions 28 and pick your own hours. For ap­ apartment in modem country Minutes to school.s and shopping MI 9-5261 Assumable i\i% mortgage. I^ow aluminum siding, big kitchen, brass entered a plea of guilty to a charge WOULD LIKE ride from Dudley MI 9-7537. FURNISHED ROOMS —complete St. to Parkade, between 8-8:15 1948 DE SOTO, 4-dpor, new niptor, modeling Installations, repairs. pointment call J Everett, MI Pay Only $4. Week home, tiled bath, heat uud hot Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI maintenance. Garage. City utilities. plumbing, fireplace, plenty of of non support. good second car, $35. OT 9-1043. COLLEGE student, physics and light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ water furnished. Adults preferred, Evenings and weekends MI 9-7445, closets. Porter St. school. district. a.m. MI 3-7981. All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ 3-7116X^ 3-1914, 9 till 9. MI 3-5219 Lovely yard with trees. Thomas Elliott, family relations perience. 24-hour sendee. Call math major will tutor In math and AMESITE PAVING Sacrificing complete bedroom, trally located. Children accepted ample parking. No pets. Coventry, Quick sale price $18,000. 1956 PLYMOUTH Belvedero, 4- Business Services Offered 13 officer, cited that Volkert was flv# RIDE WANTED from Andover to Earj VanCamp, Ml 9-4748. , science on high school and college complete living room and kitchen —lirriited. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch PI 2-6658 evenings. SECLUDED custom built 7 room ELVA TYLER, Realtor door, radio, heater, automatic levels. Call MI 3-2061. St., Manchester. DUPLEX 6-6. excellent condition, ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. weeks behind in his pa.vmenta, Manchester between 12 noon and transmission, new brakes and TREE PRUNING, removal and lot • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKING LOTS decorator furniture from model dis­ home, recreation room, outbuild­ .modern kitchens, double garage, MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 owing an arrearage of $140. 12:S0. Please call Mrs. Goss, PI clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr.. play home. We will give you free ings, 900 foot frontage, suburban, 963 MAIN STREET tires. Reasonable. MI 9-4887. MACHINE GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman, Summer .Homes For Rent 6’ extra lot. Hj bath.s each apart­ Elliott recommended that the ds* 2-8174 after 6 p.m. MI 9-6053 after 5. ^ Radlo-TV Repair SEPTIC TANKS delivery and free storage up to one ■ reasonably priced, Carlton W. ment. Owners, MI 3-2268, MI MANCHESTER Bonds— Stocks Mort^ragfes 31 ■separate entrance, parking, near Hutchins, MI 9-5132. MI 9-5241 fendent receive a two-month sus­ 1959 CHEVROLET Impala, stand­ Services 18 AND year. Main St. Call MI 9-2951 or MI GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS—4-room 3-0667. BOWERS SCHOOL SECTION pended jail sentence in lieu of the ard shift, low mileage,; 2-door COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ SECOND MORTGAGE money—We modem cottage, heat and hot wa­ art R. Wolcott on automatic 3-1616. SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, HIGH—WITH—VIEW back arrearage' and post a 1500 hardtop. Forced sale. $l,9f75. TR TV SERVICE—All makes. Honeat, can supply any amount of money PLUGGED SEWERS FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME NORMAN’S ter, .sleeps 7, $70 per week. PI 25 WESTMINSTER RD. - - 8 room To settle estate. Family sized 7 cash performance bond. Two$ome For Girls washers dryers and electric Economieal. High quality parts. 443 HARTFORD ROAD large family room, modem kitch­ 5-7369. for mortgages. Terms to fit your FURNISHED ROOM for ■ gentle­ 2-8142. ■" T. en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, colonial, l'» baths, fireplacef hot room Dutch Colonial, i '2 baths, CUSTOM BUILT SPLIT ,Iudge Erving Pruyn agreed and ^ *^ ranges. 'Ml 9-6678. Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Ml 3-1524 water oil heat, attached garage, needs. Construction mortgages Machine Gleaned man. All utilities. Quiet. Inquire basement finished in knotty plue, fireplace. 3-car' garage, city water orde)"ed Volkert to do so. He added service since 1931. Phone -Ml also available. J. D. Realty, 470 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Before you buy furniture any­ 224 Charter Oak. Tei. MI 3-8.368, ANDOVER—Modem lakefront cot­ wall to wall carpeting, plastered and sewers, large 100x152Jot. shade Exceptional two year old, 3 bed­ CHAIN SAW work — Tress cut. 9-4537. Potterton’s. 180 Center St. garage, wooded lot, cldse to that should the defendent default Main St., MI 3-6129. Septio Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer where-—shop at Norman’s, CH 6-1137. tage, all conveniences, available walls, city water and sewerage. trees, unbelievable at only $16,500. room. 6 room split level. (Justom In payment.s after the bond is ex­ Lilac Time! Keasonabis ratee. Cal] PI 2-7858 month of Augu.st. MI 9-2.574. schools and shopping. $16,900, Phil- Vacant, 'immediate occupancy. between 1:30-4 :S0 or any time CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sendee, Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED ^ brick Agency. MI 9-8464. All offers -subject to approval by built-in features, plus 1\2 baths, hausted, he will serve two months proofing Done. DINING ROOM Set, practically FURNISHED light housekeeping Charles I.iesperance. MI 9-7620. Probate Court. Saturday or Sunday. available all hours. Satisfaction new, profile by Drexel, pecan and COVENTRY LAKE — 4-room cot­ picture book kitchen with double in prison. Business Opportunities 32 room with electric ice box. middle BIGELOW STREET—Large 9 room oven, dining room, full .plaster guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815. walnut wood, 8 chair.s. dining ta aged lady preferred. MI 3-6388. tage. hot water, shower, $50 week. MANCIHESTER—This 3 bedroom The case of Alden T. Russell, 33, AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ FOR LEASE—2 bay Cities Service house, four bedrooms. Real big LAWRENCE F. FIANO hoijse. rec room .with fireplace. 2- ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior McK in n e y b r o s . ble with 3 leaves and pad, side­ Available August through I^aocr ranch is "Tops in Value.’ ’ Locat­ Realtor Ml 3-2766 of Rocky Hill, fc'harged with operat­ station. Call James McDermott, board. C. G. Peterson. Peter.son ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen privi­ deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga- ed in Jarvis Acres close to all fa­ car garage. Beautiful high eleva­ ing an ovenveight motor vehicle, pavers. Ml 3-6515. MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Dav. PI 2-6452. lage. tool sheds. .Ideal for large tion. La)'ge shade trees. Also new American Coal Co., JA 2-8151, Sewerage Disposal Co. DE MAIO BROS. Rd., Vernon, TR 5-3137. leges, middle-age ladv, 128 Birch cilities. Features such as air-con­ 607 WOODBRIDGE ST. — 5-room wa."i continued until July 24. television, sendee. M3 0-4641. 130-182 Pearl S t—MI 8-5808 CDTTAGE AT Misquamicut Beach, family. T, J. Crockett, Realtor. MI ditioning. carpeting, finished rec storage shed. House vacant. ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, St.; MI .3-4451, 3-1577, Ranch, 2 bedrooms, combination Priced to sell. The case of Lloyd C. Aldrich, 35, antiques included work ^aran- TELEVISION antennas and rotor TEL. Ml 3-7691 An Albert Super Duper Special R. I., Aug. 12 through "Labor Dav. room and best of all a 4',2% mort­ living room-dining room, den, of Andover, charged with obtain­ FURNISHED r'oOM for rent, gen­ teed. MI 9-1962. systems installed and repaired. FREE OAS • FREE GAS $50 FREE GROCERIES MI 9-5856, MANCHESTER—6 room cape, fire­ gage make this a mvist see. For large screened porch, kitchen and ing money or goods under-false tleman only, private entrance. 55 an appointment call 'Die Jarvis Phone MI 3-6273 Serving Manchester and“ spr- with purchase of any 3 room outfit BLACK POINT—3 bedroom jcottage place, plastered walla, full ceram­ garage, 130-foot adjoining lot beau­ pretenses, was continued until Aug. ALL T'YPES of screens repaired. roundlng areas. Modem TV Serv­ Clinton St. ic "bath,- upstairs -completely fin­ Realtv Co. MI 3-4112. tifully landscaped. Brook runs 3. Call MI 9-4533 for free pick-up. during our Great Summer Sale available month of August, Will BRAE-BURN REALTY ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-2205. FREE! FREE! • SEPTIC TANKS You get your groceries at the lent by week or month. MI 3-5000. ished in knotty pine with built-ins, through property. Til. Ml 3=6685. —The_sase of Fred Shea, of no cer­ 2 Fast service. MANCHESTER — Ansaldi built CLEANED and INSTALLED market of your choice. ROOM FOR RENT. MI 3-5874. roomy kitchen, aluminum storms Ranch, 3 twin sized bedrooms, I CHOICE OF PUYS tain address, was disposed of "wHea 100 gallons of gasoline COLUMBIA IJtKE — Waterfront -and permanent siding. Ideal for NEW—CAPES and Ranches—mini­ the court learned he has made pay­ COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 .3 COMPLETE large cabinet kitchen, di.spo.sal, mum down. Lai'ge lots, amesi.te pairs all makes refrigerators, with the purchase of one • SEWERS cottage, freshly decorated, all young family. SpoUeas.- Robert exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath 2 MANCHESTER- HasterTfo .see ment of a $15 fine'imposed op him ROOMS OF BRAND NEW Wolverton, Bmkcr, MI 3-1914, 9 till drive, full cellar and metal hatch­ Monday for intoxication. freezers, washing machines, dry­ FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ ofj our select used cars. MACHINE CLEANED FOR SALE electric kitchen. August available. fireplaces, hot water oil heat, this older 8 room home in fine O^u-Stitched • FURNITURE Apartments— Flatf Call Ferrigno Agency. AC 8-3511 9. way, 3 bedi'ooms. ha)dwood floors, condition. Aluminum storm.s. In ers ranges, oil and >gas burners. tions, call Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 Listed below are a few of One of Manchester’s Most Distinguished Homes . AND APPLIANCES aluminum combinations,. ame.sile formica counters, oil hot water On MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. 63 Or HA 3-1886 any tijne. quiet, residential, new home area. any time. > , our selections. • INSTALLATION 'The "Economy’’ Tenements VERNON—Home and business. drive, shade trees, excellent heat. Total monthly le.ss than $100. Gingham housekeeping, quick occupancy, Many possibilities at $13,900. iSHRR ^'ecds M oney LAVYN MOWERS sharpened and SPECIALIST Free $50 Groceries HAMPTON BEACH — Allgusl 19th Commercial zone on busy Route Call for information Wolverton GENERAL RENTAL a,jency, J. D. $16,800. Escolt, agent, MI 9-7683. Agency, MI 3-1914, 9 till 9. repaired, sales and service, pick 1969 T-BIrd 2-Door Hardtop. 8 ROOM S...... $18S Realty. 470 Main Street. Ml week. Knotty pine 3 bedi'oom cot­ .50 with 4 year lanch. Tongren MANCHESTER — Seldom a Moving—Trucking-i- Power steering power New Haven, July 20 (^*) — Al­ up and delivery. Complete line of "The Honeymoon" 3-5129.’ ^ tage, all utilities, $70. MI 4-8037, Agency. MI 3-6321. LARGE COLONIAL located In busl- chance like thi)i! Own a 4 bedroom Storage 20 brakes. Extra 6 ;^ O A C ANDOVER SPECIAL though it is undergoing bankrupt­ Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, Town and Country Free $50 Groceries nes.s zone near center of towai. Colonial home on nicely landscaped cy reoi’ganization, the New Haven clean, ..$269 THREE ROOM apartment. Includ­ COVENTRY • lot, 2-car garage, central location. garden and lawn supplies. L & M MANCHESTER Motdng and 'Axick- » ROOM S...... Ideal' for professional offices, Generous size conservatively Railroad .says it st/l needs money Equipment Corporation, Route 83 DRAINAGE CO. The "Charm House” ing heat, hot water, and gas for Wanted To Rent 68 Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec Only one home like this and it can Ing Company. L/jcai and long dlO- 1968 Ford 2-Door Victoria. room, oil heat, garage, large lot, beauty parlor, or many other po.s- priced 6 loom lanch with 2-car ga­ Id maintain operations. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-760P. tance moving, packing and stor­ Freis $50 Groceries cooking, electric refrigerator and sibililies. Call Discoe Agency, MI rage,, 14x24'i living room, bri,ck be yo))rs if you act today tor 2 to choose t i - ’ ' . . . f t stove. Call MI 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. NURSE would like 3" or 4-room un­ several fruit trees, lake privileges, $14,500. ■ ' ■ The railroad haslaskcd U.S. Dis- age. Regular service throughout Mi 9.4143 3 ROOM S...... $394 furnished, heated apai'tment, ec- 9-0626. fireplace wall, 13x13 kitchen, 13x15 SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired from. *1,195 iV - The "Hollywood" priced at $12,800 with a low, low tiicl Court to permit issuance of New England States and Florida. THAe E ROOM apartment, heated, ond floor, within walking distance formal dining room. 12x13 Pecky MANCHESTER AREA - Chance $5 million in trustees certificates from the shop. Car, take care of PS Free $50 Groceries down payment THREE BEDROOM older home in all your upholstering needs at Ml 8-6563 I960 Ford. “ Falr\pne 600” . lunfumlshed, available now. Plus of ho.spital. Refrigei-ator and c.^'pre.ss paneled den or bedroom, to buy an attractive 2 years old 6 early in August. 3 ROOMS ...... $488 range optional. Box C, Herald. CHARLES \V. LATHROP St. James Parish. Asking $13,500 11x13 bedioom, 12x15 bedioom, 2 great savings. Cali CH 2-2378. TRUCKING—14 foot hea’vy plat 6 cylinder, standard shift, 2 garages available now. Call MI room ranch with full ba.sement. i The New Haven said yesterday The "Boulevard" .MI 9-0384 with extra lot. May be purchased p osissible baths, plastered walls’, full large scenic lot, already financed form truck with one-ton power lift excellent *T Free $50 Groceries 3-6441 between 5-8. for less without extra lot. Belfiore the government-guaranteed certi­ condition. ' ^ 1 0 ^ 3 MIDDLE-AGED couple desire first hasasement, covoed patio. Asking and easily yours at $15,500, OIL BURNER service and repair, gate. Call MI 9-0613. 3 ROOM S...... $597 FURNISHED apartments, heated, floor 4 room apartment. Priotie MI MANCTHES’i’ER — Gape, 6 finished Agency, MI 3-5121, $21,500. Easily financed by bank or ficates are the only way it can expert remodeling. Ml . 4-0095. 1957 Che\-roIet Bel Air 2- TO BE SOLD . The "Aristocrat" two rooms. Kitchen set,' refrigera­ 3-4927 4:30 to 9:30. rooms, large kitchen, dining room, owner. SUBURBAN—Custom built tri"o borrow the funds. Free $50 Groceries tor, gas range, bedroom set. Free living room, den, 2 full baths, 4 VERNON—5 room ranch on quiet year old, ranch with newly land­ U.S. District Judge Robert P. 1 Door Hardtop. Standard 63 Pitkin St. ' street. Very clean. Earlv occupan­ CAR MOTORS pressure cleaned. shift, V-8. 3 ROOM S...... 56’fP gas, electricity. Adults. Low rent. bedrooms possible, fireplace, plasi LAWRENCE F. FIANO scaped double size lot, 3 bedrooms, Anderson authorized the railroad Makes your car more r.aleable. NOTICE We are offering for Im­ $10 DOWN DELIVERS Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot Farm and I^and For Sale 71 tered walls, full dormer, garage, cy. Tongren Agency, Ml 8-6321. large living room with fireplace, to file its request with the Inter­ $1,195 mediate sale this attrac­ Realtor MI 3-2766 Coronet Gas, 568 Center St. In accordance with the require­ Free Storage Until Wanted Squai-e. nice lot. Available for FHA ap­ custom kitchen with built-ins. Own­ state Commerce Commission. A tive 4 bedroom colonial THREE ACRE5S, 150 ft. frontage,.I praisal value of $16,800. As Utile CONVENIENTLY located 6-room ments of the Zonlnj; Regulations 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook 4- Free Delivery. $800. 7 acres, 5 clear, 425 ft. front­ MI 9-4410 er has just authorized a $1,000 re­ court hearing on the petition vvlU 8288 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, home located in one of THREE ROOM heated apartment, a.s $800 down to assume present modern Colonial — ju.st painted, Ed Crawford duction in price for immediate fireplaces, flagstone terraces. for the Town' of Manchester, Door. Original 45,000 miles. Manchester's finest resi­ W Free set up by our own reliable age, Andover-Coventry line, $2,000. new combination doors and win­ be held Aug. 3. M yn. men. stove and refrigerator furnished, mortgage. Call McCarthy Enter­ BIG 4 BEDROOM home on Benton sale. Work done it reasonable' price$. Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap­ Must see this $ 3 9 5 dential areas. Spacious adults only. Call MI 3-7894 after 6 Call PI 2-8090. prises, Inc., MI 4-1539, Joh.! V. dows, new roof. Down.stalrs—liv­ The cash balance of the railroad Your three-to-elght miss w^l MI 3-0796. peals will hold a public hearing on living room 24 feet long, SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT ing room with fireplace, dining St. with 2-car garage. Has extra EXCLUSIVE WI’TH is expected to ebb to $1.5 million Phone For Appointment p.m. INDUSTRIAL TRACT—in whole or Panciera. BU 9-8044. 1 lot of record. Bank appraised for w loom s this dainty sundress and Lovely lilacs, embroidered on al­ Monday evening, July 31, 1961, at 40 OTHER MAKES large dining room with Owner leaving area (transferred to .Fhllkdelphia August first), r room or den, cabinet kitchen, en- by the end of July. boitro eombination for tempera- ternate l2 " blocks of cool gingham, HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main­ 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room of AND MODELS TO china cupboard, roomy eastern built In 1958 by and for John A. Pi^ridge, Manchester Samuel Albert, Hfd. CH 7-0358. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do­ in part on busy Route 5. Tongren trj," and reception halls, closets fast sale. I’ a blocks from E. Cen­ In another development yestetw tenance, hedge pruning. Conti V you have no means of transpor- Agency, MI 3-8321. MANCHESTER — Two-fa'mili du­ ter St. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. tura>so«ring weather. form the freshest-looklng coverlet! the Municipal Building on the' fol- CHOOSE FROM kitchen with pantry, 1% builder, (Mr. Partridge occupied until 1968). There were no cor­ mestic hot water, spacious plex 6-6, 2-car attached garage, arid lavatory. Upstaii-s—3 bed­ J. D. REALTY COMPANY day. Gov. John A. 'Volpe of Mas­ John E. Whltham, MI 9-7090. ners cut here. . .A truly authentic ranch In every detail with tVtion, I’ll send sene riiy auto for you. No. 8388 with Patt-O-Rama Is So easy-to-do In crosa-stitch. lowlnir application: baths, fireplace, large cool grounds. Woodland St. Adults. nice condition, centrally located. rooms. full bath and- closets, full MANCHESTER- 6 room Cape, full sachusetts asked that a Bay State In hixM 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8 years. Size Pattern No. 2772 has graph for porch, 2 car garage plus eveiything provided and available on one level. Storage space IlJ obligation. Available July l.,Call Ml 8-2171 or Houses for Sale 72 A good buy at $17,500. 6' room sin­ attic, basement recreation room, 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 resident be appointed a bankruptcy VENETIAN BLINDS - Washing, Francis C. Shea; 851 East Cen­ H n G E R A LD abounds throughout, where ^you n.eed It, when you need it . . . dormer, I'-j baths, breezeway and 4, draw,' jacket, 3V& yards of 35- embroidery design; full directions re-taping and te-cordtng, expertly many other features. The /A—L— B— E—R—T— S MI 3-8470 after 5:30. gle $9,500. Short way out—3 bed- workbench and laundry. Oil steam garage. On bus line. A tenific buy trustee for the New Haven, Vdlpa Jneh; % yard contrast. for quilt. ter St.; Res. Zone C. Special ex­ no climbing up or down. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—« room wrote Judge Anderson that Mas­ done. Findell Manufacturing Co., lot 100x181 Is particular­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD NEW SPACIOUS 5-room apart­ rooiri split, $13,000. Many more heat, screened rear porch, garage. at $15,900. Call 'The Jarvis Realty T o orw u r, send 85 e in coins to: To order, send 25c in coins to: ception is requested to erect pro­ ANNEX, ING. ly attractive with home, fireplace, large cabinet Lots For Sale 73 sachusetts has a stake in the tall- MI 3-4866. fessional office building- at the A beautifully established home, much admired, filled with bullt- Open Nights till 8-rSat, 6 P.M. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, kitchen, formal diitlng room, 2-car homes $5,900 up. Call the Ells­ Price $18,500 includes some rugs, Co. Ml 3-4112. Evenings MI, 9-2519, 8 uf Biimstt, The Manchester Eve- Anne Cabot, The Mancheeter Eve­ Talcottvllle Ave., Vernon thoughtful p I a n 1 1 n g. worth Mitten Agency, realtors, MI stove and refrigerator. Call Own­ MI 3-7847. TWO B ZONE lota with city road's operations, and that it ning Herald, 1150 AVE. ' OF above location. Dlrislon of L. P. Fitzgerald, 1ns and extras. A fine exclusive listing, shown onjy 1^ appoint­ THOR AUTOMATIC washer, elec­ hot water furnished. Near High garage, beautifully landscaped n % Herald, IIM |AVE. OJP- Priced in the mld-twen-- yard. Marlon E. Robertson, Bro­ 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. er. MI 9-8621. water. Union St. . Mancheater. should ! be represented in the r«- AiOBHGAB, NEW YORK 86, AMERICAS, NEW . YORK 86, Incorporated ment . . . reasonable curiosity anticipated. tric stove and refrigerator, all in School. Adults ■ and teenagers organtzed management. Household SernccB All persons Interested may at­ ties. Values like this sell only. Call MI 3-4787, MI 3-6645 ker. MI 8-5953. BIG COLONIAL In Hollywood sec­ $2,350 each. Ml 9-6495. W.T. N. Y. Offered 13-A tend this hearing. Tolland County's Oldest quickly, so call today. OoU us now and we’ll read you the lists of ground features, oon- good condition. MI 3-7018. FIVE ROOM ranch,) fireplace OWNEJR OFFERS 3 bedroom cus­ tion of town. I 'i baths, 2-c(tr ga­ Meanwhile, the railroad aatd fipr Sat-etow mailing add 10c for For Ist-class mailing add 10c for I Ford D^er - rage, air conditioned lirtng toom. Vi AfjRES, high elevation, beautl= will cancel Ita mid-day Mtvtea bte r 6 d e r t j. sm ith atructlon featnrep, built-in features and extraa. BLAC3C AND white combination oil AVAILABLE August 18, 6 room $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ bui'lt-lns, tUe bath. gq/-age, hot tom built ranch, living room with ~ ^1 BfUtam. Print Name, Address each pattern. Print Name, Address FLAT FINISH Holland window ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS .(Opposite Vlttner’a duplex, garage, garden space, place, atonpa. Small ou h asaumea water oil heat, large Tot, 30 days large picture window and porch Immediate occupancy if desired. fui view, mlnutee out, treea, only tween Boston and Capa Ood' k«iha, No. and 8im- with ^ n e and Pattern Number. Garden Center) Incorporated and goa range In good running . overlookliu' reaarvolr end golf Priced right. Belfiore Agency, Ml $2,500. (jarlton W. Hutchine, l u shades made to ineaaure. All 963 MAIN STREET k . f , BRODERdCK, Iralctr wndltlaii, $20. No reaaonable offer yard, near bus, school, shopping. $08.60 monflily. Carlton W. Hutch- occupancy, $17,800. Otarlaa I***- cause of Insufficient patroM "" -1r Mwlng>>A. cmnplete Have you the ’61 Album contain­ Roger B. BAgleyK, Chairman' MI 9-5324 penmod^ w 8*7820. courM. MI 8-8500,' $-5131. 9-S1S2. runs will be stopped next metal Venetian blinds at a new MI 9-6241 1« E. CENTER STREET MI 9-1818 tofuMdria 9447B moniingi. . MI 9-6916. • ina. l a t a u x U fhr tba baginnar. ing many lovely designs and free low price. Keye made w ^ e you Daniel L. Hair, Secretary Open 8 a.m. to 10 pjn. iXM tfcopy. eattcxnal Only, 25c a copyl wait. Marlow’s. Legal Notice GAS # GAS ■ : \ V ) PAGE TWENTY iHattrI)eBter lEtmting Heralb The Weather Foreeut of C. S. Weather Bereee MoeAly fair. qnMe worm, honald About Town tonlghr'and Satardoy, ehoiiea e< thnnderahnwers late both days. The Zlpser Club on Brainard Goodyear The World's I.«w tonight in dOe. High Saturday PI., will hold a setback party Sat­ In 80e. urday fo;; members and friends at Manche$ter—^A City of Village Charm 8 p.m. Largest G-E Dealers Brings (FOURTEEN PAGES) Twelve members of the Soropt- MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 (Claaelfled Advertialng on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS mist Club attending an outing yes­ terday at the summer cottage In Coventry of Mrs. Elizabeth Cook You This Fantastic of Manchester Green a member of the club. The women took part in swimming and boating before serv­ ing a potluek supper. The Salvation Army will conduct an open air service tonight at 7:30 at the corner of Main and Birch Sts. David Addy will be in charge. Sinks In the event of rain, the service will be held next Thursday evening. Price for Drain Remains Astronaut Swims for His Life After A-O.K. Space Voyage Con.slruction of storm drains on Buy This Deluxe 12 Paund Multi streets in the Rockledge develop­ ment is expected to start within the next two weeks, it was report­ Bizerte Fighting Ends A WORD ABOUT PINEHURST CHOICE MEATS ed today by Chester Langtry, State News riep\ity-director of public work.s. Cycle - Multi Speed Autamotic Washer Escape Hatch Blows, and in particular about the choice U.S.D.A. Rib Oven Roasts our service meat depart­ He was notified by the Yannone Construction Co. of Hartford that ment is featuring this week . . . the fliTn will carry out Uie installa­ Bourguiba Appeals Roundup tion at the same price as its orig­ And Receive « CNOICf. Thit it ftfM qwalfty bW inal-bid in May 1960, at a cost of Sea Pours into Ship S2.3.000. Electric Boat Co. from groin-fed tfeert. Wonderful Sidewalk constniction in Rock------\ tfeoict and reottt ere ut^- ledpp. halted temporarily awaiting Washer Has; This Deluxe For Foreign Troops Gets Order for By HOW.ARD BENEDICT .storm drains, will be resumed af­ Cape .Canaveral.,'^la., July 21 (IP) — Astronaut Virgil I. oliy ttoniped ''CHOICE.’' ter completion of the drainage (Gu.*) Gri.ssom survived a 5,280-miIe-an-hour journey in project. e Multi cycles By .ANDBE33' BOROWIEC ‘*'mUes north of France'* BJdjele Oil- 3 Polaris Subs CMta ie « Hmm 'INHME.’’ space today, then made a dramatic swim for his life as his Tunis, July 21 (A’)— Fight­ field. The pipeline from this field i.s a Multi speeds Dryer Far Only the one Bourguiba has ordered Wa.*hington, July 21 (IP)— cap.sule plummeted to the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. These tender roasts are not only government graded Tax Office Open ing died down in the streets seized at Skhria, in southern Tu­ Electric Boat Division of Gen­ The capsule sank in 2,800 fathoms (16,800 feet) of water. • Big 12 pound load of Bizerte today after a new but again graded by our meat buyer to give you the nisia. eral Dynamics Corp., Groton, Officials said no effort would be made to recover it. finest possble roast with the least possible waste . . . Two Saturdays French drive pushed Tunisian TTie president told his people iSi- • Exclusive Filter-Flo ntsian embassie.s have been author­ Conn., lias won a $128,812,045 Loss of the $2 million space craft and its equipment will forces back from the naval contract for construction of j not delay the Project Mercury program, which is aimed at The tax collector's office will be base, but President Habib ized to accept volunteers from RIB OVEN ROAST BEEF open oh Saturdays from 9 a.m. to • Washes any fabric “brother nation.*." and that Libya three more Polaris-armed nu- j placing a man in orbit a few months from now and on the noon on July 22 and July 29, It was made Bourguiba called for foreign and the Algerian rebels already clear submarines. moon later, an official said. announced today by Paul A. Cer- m volunteers to step up his un­ have offered to help. The three mibs to be built by Films of Gris.som and his control panel went down with vini, collector of revenue. declared war against France He paid tribute to the Soviet the shipyard in Connecticut were the capsule, but Robert C. Gilruth, Pi'oject Mercury director, The collector reminded property and ordered ^^eizure of a Union, the United Arab Republic among 10 announced yesterday owners to bring bills to accom- -r-_____ 1 . .1 : aniland .viiiiuL-uu Morocco lur for whatwatiL hene aescri described said most of the information desired was received through 6th and 7th ribs French oil pipeline in south-j as their support for his cati.*e. by the Navy. telemetry. Earlier, a National Space Agency Information 1 pany payments. Real estate and ern Tunisia. The Newport News Shipbuilcling cut short— lb. lb personal property taxes as of the He failed to mention any west' and Drydock Co. in Newport officer had indicated to newsmen that loss of the space craft list of Oct. 6. 1960, are payable on Scores of more casualties were ein power - - although the United NO reported in the French paratroop News, Va., will build four and might delay the program. ' or before Aug. 1 without penalty. States currently furnishes roughly one apiece will be built by the For Braising Or FREE; and tank thrust to enlarge the 60 per cent of his national budget, Gilruth .said it has not been determined whether this would perimeter around the Bizerte base Pm-tsmoutih, N.H., Naval Bhip- Outdoor Cooking has helped to equip his army and yaixl and the Mare Island. Calif., I be the last suborbital flight. It had been suggested that 3rd thru I st 2 smaller L T. WOOD CO . Delivery and keep Tunisian troops and moie than once has spoken up in : there might be two more before the attempt is made to fire cirilian militia at distance from Naval shipyard. Lean, meaty MONEY Installation his defense in his various quarrels Counting 1-4 others under con­ ^ a man into orbit. 5th ribs ribs Service thb French installation.* they with Paris. In the past, he has SHORT RIBS ICE P LA N T have been besieging for three days. cited some western powers as struction and the 10 put under i Grissom blew his escape hatch and left the sinking capsule Demonstration oontracl yesterday, tihda makes a .31 BISSEIX STREET In an emotional radio speech, friends. This mission was viewed as jin the manner all astronauts had been taught in their rig- Bour^iiba called on his people to an ominous sign among some west- total of 29. The Navy has said jorous training. Turn East From .Main St. DOWN mobilize for war and told his troops j that it contemplates the building At State Theater em embassies here. I E.xplosive bolts on the escape hatch were a new feature of to "fight to the death.■' He ordered With the war mushrooming be­ of 45 in all. The 10 new ones i*ill be of Uie ithe capsule, added since Shepard’s flight. Grissom blew lb lb lb With Your Old W’eekly Or his Neo-Destour party network to yond a limited objective of forcing Monthly On Our Own organize strong points for guerril­ same claas as the Lafayette, them by pulling a lever. Washer the French from Bizerte, the sea­ j Film developed and printed 3 50 Budget Plan m la tactics, if that should become port city was reported quiet at which is being built by Electric. 14.50 Boat. , After swimming about 70 feet, Grissom was picked up by JFMBO SIZE— 1 DAY necessarj’. midday. The center of towm was a helicopter two minutes after his escape from the capsule. SERVICE He also said a Tunisian column held by the Tunisians and travel­ Grissom is welcomed aboard carrier al’ler he ivas plucked from sea today Pinehurst outdoor BARBECXIKG sirloins sr* cut from thit S.ALEM NASSIFF at the southern end of the country ers from Bizerte reported there 129 to 133 Attempts to recover the space craft failed as it plummeted tame choice grade of beef. Camera and Photo Shop is driving over the Sahara sands was sporadic rifle and machinegun H.artford, July 21 (A>'—The State to the bottom. toward a wedge of the desert Bour­ fire just before noon but It died Motor Vehicle Department's daily “ Give me something to blow my nose. My head is full of Located in the new Naasiff 1 YEAR FACTORY guiba has also claimed from the 1 OTHER SPECIAL BUDGET VALUES -Arms, 991 Main Street. DEUVERY down quickly. i record of automobile fatalities as sea water,” America’s No. 2 space man said when he was SERVICE ON AU French. Sporadic fighting was re­ Earlier, the Tunisians reported a of last midnight and the totals on ANYWHERE ported in that area. deposited on the deck of the aircraft carrier Randolph. PARTS and LABOR ' the same dale last year: The desert area is about 200 (Continued on Page Five) ie«o iMi Otherwise, he was reported in good condition. BLOCK CHUCK ROAST lb. 45c FREE FREE tVhen he reached Grand Bahama^______Whirlpool Washers, Killed ...... 129 153 Island latec, Grissom explained Be.st Cuts (Bone In) No Defrosting that he removed a safety pin on Dryers Buy This Deluxe Berlin Crisis Link Denied Derby Ulan Killed the hatch preparatory to opening Swift Premium Butts or Daisy Ham s...... lb. 69c Ever Again Mamaroneck, N.Y.. Jiily 21 it when a helicopter was overhead. Bulletins Prices as Law, Not In The Refrigerator —Rajrmond J. Roberts, 46, of 45 Two and one-half minutes later, he Called from AP Wires CONN. FRESH (4 LB.) BARfiECUE Service That’s Better Ohestsr Dr., Derby, Oo«n.. was arJd, the “door just went.” Water HEADQUARTERS "Frost-Guard" G-E killed here yesterday in an acci­ poured in. ROASTING CHICKENS . lb. 39c Not In The Freezer Some States Raise dent on the New Ehiglsnd Thru­ Tile hatch, a new feature of the way. Police said the car went out capsule, was secured by 70 explo­ REDS PDR BERLIN TALKS Chicken Wings or Gizzards and Hearts...... lb. 25c FRANKFURTS Pattertan's Refrigerator-Freezer • Big 14 cubic ft. of control and hit a guard rail. sive bolts. These would blow It in I.ondon, July 21 OP) — P ravda 4 lbs. 99c 1st Prize. Grote 180 Center St.—Cor. of Church Nicolandreo d’Ambrosio, 22, of case of emergency for quick exit. said today the Soviet Union • Large roll out freezer Draft Call Quotas 46 Spring St.. West Haven, who There was no explanation why wants to settle the problems of and Weigel’s was also m the vehicle, suffered they went off today. Germany and Berlin at the SPECIAL PINEHURST and Receive This • Swing-out adjustable Grissom rode 118 miles liigh on negotiating table “and the soon­ S&W's Martin Xeedle is .so en­ shelves Washington, July 21 — ' (Continued on Page Four) the nose of a Redstone rocket and er western politicians agree to GROUND MEATS thusiastic about the quality of rectors may have sent out calls FREEZER VALUES . . . SelooKve Service offlciala have for more men in anticipation of 303 miles down the Atlantic mis­ this, the sooner will the blacky these ripe olives that he'aold • .Automatic ice-cube ordered the pool of men avail­ sile range. And he looked down on war clouds disappear from the 2H cars in this territory. 30" G-E Electric further increases," he said. "But Lean Chuck trays able for drafting Increased to there have been no increases since a view so fascinating he forgot horizon.” A Pravada article by- lb. 69c 100,000 hut the Army has not the call of g.OOO was announced Flood Disaster momentarily that he had chores to Ilned Observer and broadoast by requested any boost in the num­ for August." perform during the 15-mlnute Moscow Radio Said: "Ifrom be­ 3 lbs. $1.95 Martin think.s that there i.t ber actually to be drafted. .\ journey. yond the ocean we can hear the Range For Only Selective Service officials said mass beating of war drums in no time LIKE SALAD spokesman said “ there Is no the stale calls had no connection Deaths at 17, President Kennedy watched on HAMBURG NO television with millions of other American newspapers. A nnmber TIME FOR RIPE OLiyES significance to the Increase.'' He^ with the Berlin crisis. t C K o n c A M P R i;s'riG E added that the lateat check Americans as Grissom followed of leading statesmen and pollti- lb. 59c Among the states reporting in- pians. Senators and representa­ and e.specially for showed about 70,000 men in the 6 Still Missing the space trail blazed May 5 by 3 lbs. $1.65 FREE: MONEY available pool. Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. tives, have taken to tha war­ (Cnntinued on Page Six) TTien he expressed "great pleasure path.” FRENCH Selected large Charleston. W.Va., July 21 tJ’)— and satisfaction” in a telephone IC K C R K A M JUMBO RIPE OLIVES Delivery Washington,*July 21 - ■ Al­ A weary band of mud-caked men IRAQ SPURNS KUWAIT though several atates reported they today continue a search they call to Grissom on the Randolph. CHICKEN LEGS Installation DOWN The 35-year-old Air Force cap­ Damascus, Syria, July 21 (JB— were increasing their pools of avali- prayed would be fruitless. Iraq announced today she will lb. 49c when they are featured at Pine- Service able draftee.*, the army said to­ Kennedy Held A flash flood here already had tain had flown higher (two miles), hurst in No. 1 tall cans (28. With Your Old farther (one mile) and faster, (by not recognize the Arab League Demonstration day It has made no new request taken 17 lives. They hoped a half resolution accepting Kuwait as a olives to the can) at 39c—2 Refrigerator for drafting additional men. dozen people still listed as miss­ 210 miles) than Shepard. Broilers. Fryers, cans 75c. Set to Freeze His petite wife, Betty, who also league member and declared her Selective _ Service offlciala in ing had escaped. intention to go ahead with efforta Chicken Rreast.s .Washington ,*aid the increases in "It's our worst d‘..*asUr,’’ sat glued to a TV screen at SAVE 16c QT. ON THIS DELICIOUS Monthly Newport News, Va., disclosed al­ to ‘‘restore Kuwait to the Iraqi popL* of available draft men. were 6 Guard Units Charleston Mayor John Shankllri Motherland,” Baghdad radio FRENCH ICE CRE AM ...... Qt. / y C 3.50 "14.50 tied to the already announefed 8,- said .sadly. "We won't know foi so that he "achieved a first." said . OOO-nian Augu.*l'call, 2.000 ihore a long time just how bad it Is." She and their sons. Scott. 11, MORRELL'S On Our Own Budget Plan than called for July. New York. July 21 i.'P' Presi­ One state official estima'ied and Mark, -7, "talked by telephone 30 U.S. MISSIONARIES TIF.l.n dent Kennedy was reported leady property damage alone in West to Gus as he lay flat on hla back SWIFT'S CANDLELIGHT .S-lh, can •Indications in the capital were Leopoldville, July 21 (gv-Tho that the administration planned to today to ask Congres.* to freeze Virginia's t'apilol city would in the capsule before it was United Nations reported today rely primarily on trained National six National Guard diviniona on amount to $5 rnillion. launched." she said. SO American misslonoriea bava TV TYPE DINNERS HAMS S3.99 active dutv indefinitely becaiise of Shepard tol-1 newsmen Grissom j Depending on Purchase Take up to 3 Years to Pay! Guardsmen and Resen-ista in any Dazed survivors started return­ been arrested In rebel Oriental defense manpower buildup. l.,arger the Berlin crisis. ing to the ravines where their "sprung sort of a big leak. It ■was ' Province, allegedly for distrib­ Hera, they are again at a price that will pay you to fill your Warre.n Rogeis Jr., in a Wash­ home.* once stood. coming in through the door." I frecrer. — — Un»ORTED BOILED HAM draft quotas would be used only as uting anti-Communlst pam­ a possible long-range support ington dispatch to the New York They looked. After making his escape from I phlets. Hie U.N. spokesman said If you prefer SAW pitted ripe Herald VTribune, aL*o wrote that the doomed space ship, Grissom i BEEF. CHICKEN, TURKEY, most but not all center tlicfei olives, w’6 have them, too. measure. They .saw whql had happened a Joint patrol of U nlM Nations ■White House pre.ss secretary the President ia prepared to ask •when a torrent of water, fed by was not in danger of sinking. Hla and Congolese police left for the SALISBURY ...... flight suit was buoyant. But he For 8$c lb. 11.19 • Exclusive G-E Buy This G-E Partoble Pierre Salinger declined comnient Congress to increase the Amiy'a nearly si.x inches of rainfall, swept town of Bakweme today, where yesterday on reports Kennedy will manpower limit to 975.000. from thi'ough the valleys late Wednes­ did go under water briefly in the Martin will not be happy un­ power shower the missionaries are said to be declare at least a partial national the present 876,000. i day night. wake of the rescue helicopter’s held. Rumors circulating in less you are. reminded that you with flush-away The .six National Guard divisions i They wandered up and down the spinning blades. save Re on. a can of SAW Cof­ emergency and call up Reserves Oriental Province said the pam­ drain (never Dishwasher With Power and National Guardsmen. He said now on their annual two week's I hill-impri.soned sti'eets. The helicopter supposed to pick phlets were printed In Bunla . fee at today's .special price. training are: 1 up Grissom developed engine Fresher By Far need to pre-rin.sc) he would not comment in advance They poked about the debris, on tile eastern Congo border, of Kennedy's planned report to the 26th Infantn- (Maaaachusctt*), ! afraid thev would find relatives trouble and a b^k-up helicopter aocording to ~ U.N, spokesman American people by radio and tele­ training at_ Camp Drum, N.Y., I last seen, before the deluge. . team composed of Oapt. Phillip Oscar F&ura. PINEHURST • Uses only Shawer and Receive vision next Tuesday evening. , July 22-Aug. 5. I -About 50 houses'were made into -4t moment of lift-off...... into-the wild blue Upschulte'of Quincy, 111., and Lt. ■__3 __ 6 gals, of SonrW State Selective Service di­ 28tli Infantry (Pennsylvania): •splinter-wood by the flood: Count­ George Cox of Eus'tis, Fla., made ' CUBAN PLANE IN U.S. CUCUMBERS ea.5c water for rectors said they were acting on Camp A. P. Hill, July 15-29. less cars were battered beyond sal­ the r ^ u e . Key West. Fla,, July 21 OP)— entire cycle This Dispasall Far Only orders from Washington in build­ 30th Armored (Tennessee): Ft. vage.- The water* chased an ditt- Meets President’s Demands The pickup was made at 8:51 A Cuban military plane landed ing up the available supply of men Stewart, Ga.. July 16-30. mate 500 families from their a.m. (BIDT), 31 minutes after the at Marathon Alrpoit today with eligible for induction into the arm­ 36th Infantry (Texas); Ft. Hood, homes. News Tidbits Redstone booster rocket thundered two armed men aboard, tha Save 10c on either size NEW EASTERN SHORE ed forces. Tex , July 16-29. Gov. W. W. Barron asked Presi­ away from Cape Canaveral. GARBAGE from the AP Wires Monroe County sherUTs office Oreo pkg. A selective Service official here 35th Infantry (Kansas-Mis­ dent Kennedy to deqjare Charles­ At 8:01 a.m., the Randolph re­ reported. The plane was de­ Only ^ Down IS GONE ton and isurrounding sections a Senate Group Nears POTATOES 10 lbs.39c pointed out last night that some souri): Camp Riley, Minn., July 23- ported it had Grissom on deck. He scribed as a Cem a-180 stnglfr- FOR GOOD increases had been expected — Aug. 6. disaster area, eligible for federal wait smiling and appeared in ex­ engine light aircraft, bearing 11 oz. 29c there were no draft calls for May 38th Infantry (Indiana): Camp aid. FBI announces arrest of Robert cellent condition, none the worse SAW Coffee 77c lb. Cuban military Insignia. The and June with 14,000 men to be Grayling, Mich., July 23-Aug. 6. “ Hardship and suffering are so Victor Brovakoe, former head tell­ for the crushing forces he had two men aboard -wore military severe." Barron told Kennedy, Foreign Aid Approval drafted in July ‘and August. er of Brookljm Bank bmneh, on uniforms, deputies said. 16 oz. 39c Self-Service Groceries "I think perhaps some state di- (Continued on Page Two) "that federal assistance is re- (Continued on Page Four) 2.75 "'"'■'I charge of embezzeling $46,000, and Two new Royal Ice Creams IVashington. July 31 The ’ cherry . . . and Royal com­ 11-25 from today, bypasses Congressional appropria­ Secretary Pierre Salinger de­ Custard Puff or Candy SffURFINE PEANLT BLTTER ...... 3 lbs. »1.19 Sent to Road Gang was washed ashore Tuesday . . . tions committees, is far from won. .Aruba, Netherlands Antilles,' scribed Nehru’s visit as an offl* bination Sherbet. The ice Briartol and Ansonia may be sec­ Stripe summer cookies On Our Own Plan to Protect Berlin Washington, July 21 (.Pi—The He s^d he would "guess the July 21 (JV—The eye'of hurri­ dial one. He said the datea still PILLSBURY FLOMR...... 5-lb. bag 49t cream in gallons sells ait Arlington, Va., July 21 HP) — ond and third cities in Connecticut Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ Senate would accept the borrow­ cane Anna rumbled westward SO are tentative and subject to pea* 39c. selected for State's new retrain­ 99c Budget 'Plan Two American Nazi storm troop­ tee meets today to 'vote final ap­ ing authority, but it might make miles north of here early today slble change. However, this ap­ the sherbet at 89c. Delivered—Installed Washington, July 21 (A>)—Secre-afrom the present strength of 22 ing program designed to (Oiarpen tary of State Dean Rusk called in divisions. ers have been sentenced to 12 proval of ,a $4,326,500,000 foreigpi changes in detail? and amounts.” and this-island was hit by hard pears unlikely. | months on the state road gang skills of •unemployed workers. aid bill, tailored to fit most of BLOCK ISLAND FRESH SWORDFISH Ser3’iced-L-Dem onst rat ed the ambassadors of Britain, Ambassadors Sir Harold Caccia Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of fringe winds and heavy rain. A full line of Pepperidge for assault on a 13-year-old Jew­ Governor Dempsey indicates. Pre.*ldent Kennedy's specifications. No serious damage was report­ CAVE-IN KILLS STATE ftlAN Open Thuns. and Fri; France and Germany today to of Britain, Herve A 1 p h a n d of Japanese scientists fire 1.2-ton Minnesota, assistant Democratic Farm cookies. open Urgent allied conversations ish boy. Action on the measure, which leader, said: "There may be some ed. .A similar report came from West Hatven, Coisn., July 21 i/F) FRESH RASPBERRIES France and Wilhelm Grewe of The tfoopers are members of rocket to altitude of 96 miles to includes the full authority Ken- —A New Haven man was klllsd on proposals by the Kennedy ad- cuts offered on the floor, but I'd the island of Curacao, which tbe^ till 9 West Germart'y were scheduled to George Lincoln Rockwell's Ameri­ collect data on electixm tempera­ ned.v asked for a 5-year, $8.8 bil­ today by cave-in while work­ minisjtration for military prepara­ say w^'ll come out of the Senate storm passed a little earlier. m FRESH BLUEBERRIES meet at the Slate Department can Nazi party, which has its tures and ion density in atmos­ lion, trea.sury-financed economic ing on a sewer line. Police kirn- tions to meet e-xpected Soviet pres­ with a good, strong bill- that will SERVICE with Rusk at midafternoon. headquarters in this Washington phere. announcement from Akita, development loan program, was San Juan, Puerto ,Rico, July 21 tilled the victim as A. Alex­ sures against West Berlin.- The immediate purpose of the suburb. Japan, says,. . . G. Mennen Wil- virtually completed in a day-long please the President and fulfill the ander (of 38 Gill St.) wlto hafi The United States, it is under­ (P)—Rumbling across the Carib­ 'I ■ ■ conference was to give them de­ Conviotion yesterday of Robert liama, U.S. j^ ista fit .Secretaiy of session yesterday. ■aims of the administration," bean at 23 miles per hour hurriekne been working In a trench at stood. Intends to seek, a fast tailed reports of decisions on U.S. Garber, 31, and Richard Braun, State for African Affairs, airives Acting amid mounting tension Anna, with 'winds estimated] at 80 Meloy and Eileen Beads. bulld-up of conventional NATO Senate Democratic Leader Mike G O O D i ^ E A R policy made by President Kennedy 26, based on testimony by the at Kano, N i^ria, from London to Mansfield of ' Montana said he over Berlin, the ^onimlttee out m.p.h., today was pointed at Cen­ He and another workmaat PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. STORE military strength in Europe by at a National Security Council .13-year-old boy, Frederick (Ricky) confer -with Nigerian officials and hoped to schedule the measure for only $436 million tfom Kennedy's tral America. John Moore of New Haven, were the addition of sev^sd divisions to meeting late Wednesday. In the total requests for $4,762,500,000 in OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 Farber. He said that on July 8 he attend conference In Lagos of 200 debate in the S e n w late next The 1961 aeason'a first hurricane Btandtaig in the p it, six feet wMe the western European defense 48 hours between the NSC con­ was chased • by one of the Narts U.S- Ckyvemment representatives week. There It if #xpected to eh- military and economic assistance wa$ running almost parallel to and and .ten feet deep, when dirt » 713 MAIN ST, OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 Ml 9-9523 force. This would mean, some of­ ference and the session with the carrying a lead pipe, threatened to diaou(M U.S. policies and jn- counter rough pp|)6sitlon, particu­ abroad. ^ little south ^ of the course taken alongside began to oUde. Bfocce CORNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE ‘ ficials Indicate, an increase to tha tareota in ttiat port of Africa oouth larly from those: who argue its got oat, but AlexoMlar wee . long-planned goal of 80 dlvisUms \ (Coatinuod on Pogv Two). (Coatiaaed m Foge Two), Sahara. method ot flnailbiitg meana back- .(OonilniMd oa Fage Four) .(OoattBoed M Fags Tanr). borled nafier tha d irt.

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