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Changes Seen New.York, Jub' 14 (i homan’s attempt to block In the Electoral College. Byrd But the judge who presided at his President Kennedy’s election got 15 votes for president—Irw’in.'i trial plans to lend the 61-year-oId psychiatrist to some institution that in the Electoral College last and 14 from .unpledged electors In Mississippi and Alabama. While ’’is able to afford humane and de- year improves prospects for cent medical facilities." State News Irwin voted for Goldwater for vice a constitutional change in ’’Justice must be just," says Fed- Longest Encyclical president, the Southerners voted presidential procedures. for Sen. Strom Thurmond, D-S. C. eral Judge William B.' Herlands. Sen*. Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn„ Invin clainried that he had ’’the The judge directed medical spe- Roundup and Kenneth B. Keating, R-N. Y„ tacit support" of the Republican cialists to recommend to him today said they favor abolishing the of- National Coftimittee in hLs move on where to send Soblen. Hits Great Rewards fice of presidential elector alto- to put over a Byrd-Goldwater gether. And they said If that is not Tlie psychiatrist closed his eyes ticket in the Electoral College. ; and turned chalky-white as the Jury Skill Diver Saves done, electors should be legally Both Kefauver and Keating told, bound to vote for the winning can- ' found him guilty yesterday of spy- By FRANK RRUTTO him, however, that they felt this ing for Russia during World War didate Jn their states. Life of Baby Girl was not supported by the evidence n. Vatican City. Julj’* 14 {/P)— In a wide-ranging new encycli- Kefauver is chairman and Keat- he offered. cal on social problems of the modern world, Pope John XXIII ing a member of a Senate Judiciary He writhed on the reclining chair Marlborough, July 14 (/P)— Sen. Thruston B, Morton of Ken- called today for industry to limit profit.s and make sure that subcommittee that yesterday con- he had used much of the time dur- A Bloomfield skin diver was cluded extensive hearings on pro- tucky, who was the GOP national ing, his 4-week trial. Soblen, who the working man receives a wage that allows him to live posed constitutions! amendments chairman at the time, later told a had taken pills frequently during credited today with> saving in dignity. to overhaul the presidential elec- reporter he had never heard of the I the trial and sucked on Ice cubes, the life of a one-year-old East 4 The encyclical, at 25,000 words the longest in the history tion system. move prior to Irwin’s testimony. : did not take the witness stand to Hartford girl. The final witness, Henry D. Ir- ’’If he had any support o f the I defend himself. Louis Piova, 24. revival) Penny of the Roman Catholic Church, said the plight of backward win. Bartlesville, Okla.. toid of his Republican National Committee, I ) Doctora testified for the defense Tirrell with mouthito-raouth re- nations is “ perhaps the major problem of the modem epoch.” efforts after Kennedy’s slim vic- (Continued on Page Eight) suscitation moments after she was The Pope called for advanced states to give sincere and dis- tory over Richard M. Nixon in last (Continued On Page Seven) pulled from Lake Tcrraniaugus November's presidential election to interested aid to the underdeveloped in the dause of “fruit- about 7 p.m. yesterday. He had ful and lasting” peace. line up electors for Sen. Harry P. been attracted to the scene by some Byrd, 1>-Va., for president and shouting. He reaffirmed the Roman Catholic Church’s traditional Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arlz., for ‘White Paper’ on Berlin The girl, daughter of Mr. and stand on the rights of private property, but declared social- vice president. Mrs. Robert 'Tirrell, rolled into the ization does not turn men into automatons if it “confines its Although Invin ran on the Re- water unnoticed as her parents publican elector slate in Oklahoma, activity within the limits of the moral order.” prepared to go swimming, said Po- In the first full restatement of^ - a state Nixon carried, he voted in I lice Chief Roy Pettlngill. the church’s attitude toward social the Electoral College on Dec. 19 ' U,S, to Dramatize When the child was pulled from for Byrd and Goldwater. He tried problems in three decades, this the water. Mrs. Tirrell shouted: Pontiff, son of a farmer, bore doT\Ti without succem to persuade other ”My baby la dead!” Brownies Find, GOP electors to go along with him. heavily on the problems of the ih- Flora later said the baby was dividusl. He made these points: His hope, he testified, was that Efforts for Peace blue when he arrived. The girl re- Southern Democ'ratic Conserva- 1. "Very great remuneration” ta Help M issing turned home with her parents. made for some task of doubtful tives would team up with the Re- publican electors to block Ken- value while "the diligent asd profit- Fatally Injured t able work of whole classes of de- nedy’s election In the FUectoral Washington, July 14 (IPi—Thc^of about 11,000 men from West Local Man, 76 Kennedy administration is pre- cent, hard-working men receive a Berlin and, give it the status of Bridgpeort, July 14 OP'- - John paring a “white paper" on Berlin a “ free city" — that is, a city payment that is much too small." Roger Carlson, 35, Fail-field, was Brownie Scouts from Camp Mer- to dramatize J>efore the world the without weatem troops In it. Fall- But "\vorkers should be paid a Injured fatally yesterday when hit rle-Wood this afternoon located and Salk Charg es repeated efforts of the western ing that, hf has threatened to sign by a truck at a tenninal here. wage which allows them to live a helped rescue Enoch Kosinaky, 76, powers to reach agreement with a separate peace treaty with Com- Carlson, a cai-penter, died In truly human life and to face up of 83 N. Elm St., who had been with dignity to their family re- Russia on a Grman peace settle- munist East Germany by the end Bridgeport Hospital about two missing for 30 hours in the High- ment. of this year with the claim that sponsibilities." The worker should AM A Ignored hour* after the accident at the land Park area. Work on the document, which this would wipe out western rights Gilco Terminal. 535 Seaview Ave. be allowed to buy shares in the Kosinsky, who had left home at probably -will take the form of a with respect to West Berlin. company of his employer. 8 a.m. yesterday to pick huckleber- Scientific Fads pamphlet, already has started in The United States, after weeks Acir Audubon (.enter 2. “Every effort must be made so ries, was found along the scouts' the State Department. The White of consultation with Britain, that at least In the future only a Blue Trail on the mountain across J Sharon, July 14 i.iPi - - The Na- just share of the fruits of produc- New York, July H (JF) — Dr. House is understood to be inter- France and We.st Germany, plan* from the day camp on Gardner St. ested in speeding it along. to send a note to Moscow by the tional Audubon Society plans to tion be permitted to accumulate in Jonas E. Silk, who developed the Pope John XXIII today issued a wide-ranging new encyclical on He was believed to have slipped on middle of next week rejecting open what it calls a major educa- social problems of the modem world, the first full restatement the hands of the wealthy and that a rock and Injured a leg. Brownies first effective vaccine against As U.S. officials presently see an ample sufficiency h(s supplied to the Berlin orisis, the disnpute be- Khnishchev’s demand and warning tional center next autumn on a of the attitude ef the Catholic Church toward social problems in and police assisted in b r in ^ g him poliomyelitis, says the American anew that the western powers will 400-acre wooded area here. three decades. (AP Photofax). the workingmen.” down the mountain path. tween the westeim powers and The land was given to the society Medical Association has failed ’’to Russia over the future of West not yield any of their right* to be 3. Private property "1« an ele- Mrs. Nelson Richmond at 2:28 acknowledge scientific facts" In in Berlin or’ to have access to the by Mrs. Clement R. Ford and her ment that cannot be substituted in Berlin is now in a propaganda late husband. p.m. notified police that the girl recommending a changeover to a warfare phase -wlth.both sides us- city across East Germany. an ordered and productive social campers had found the elderly man. new type of vaccine. As presently drafted and under-- ’~ A « BTrnmmcbtt tcahri’' b jrth r’wct'--’^ life.” ing public speeches and statements ety. a large residence and other A Brownie unit of 30 girls and Salk told a news conference yes- going final consultation with other 4. "So long as socialisation con- three leaders left Camp Mcrrie- in an effort to influence world buildings on the land will house GKrysler Asks UAW terday the AMA had blindly fol- opinion. NATO allies, the U.S. note reviews fines Its actlvit.v within the limits tVood on a hike this morning. U lowed “old medical dogma” in urg- the history of German peace settle- nature exhibits and serve as a of the moral order . . . it does not One of So\1et Premier Khrush- headquarters for a teaching staff. When they failed to return at 1 ing at Its convention June 28 that ment negotiations going back to of its nature entail serious dangers p.m., scout leaders dispatched Mrs. a live-virus type vaccine not yet chev's inaiatent arguments has the defeat of the Nazis In World Plans call for opening the new of restriction to the detriment of been that action is long overdue Audubon center to the public and Richmond to check on the girls. deyeloped be substituted eventual- War n. The western powers’ basid’ To Cut Wage Scale individual human beings; rather it Mrs. Richmond returned to the ly for his vaccine.. to eliminate what he calls tire position is that the divided city of for launching a regular education- helps to ^iromote In them the ex- vestiges of World War II in Ger- al program for visiting school main lodge \vith the report that The Salk vaccine uses dead virus Berlin must find its future as the pression development of truly the Brownies had found Kosinsky. to give Immunity to polio. It Is many. capital of a German nation re- classes and other groups as soon pen^nal chdracteristics.” Detroit, July 14 i^>’i—A proposaltployes hired in the future would Police had bee* searching the administered In three injections. He has proposed that the west- as nature trails can.be marked and 5. There must be social Justice area since 2 a.m. today, shortly Another type of vaccine devel- ern powers withdraw their force (CoiittaiiMfi Dn Page Seven) essential wildlife and conserva- by Chrysler Corp. that wages and get a pay rate "comparable to between different economic sectors similar jobs in other companies.” after Kosinsky’s daughter, Alice, oped by Dr. Albert Sabin of Cin- tion exhibit* con be prepared. salaries be reduced in certain Job within nations, particularly for reported him missing. They were cinnati roaltes use of live virus in The announcement aaid J. Stan- cla.ssifications was presented to the Chr.valer employes some 6.800 at agriculture, which is depress^ in joined by over 20 off-duty police- its defense plants in Warren and most parts of the world. L a solution that would be administ- ley Qulckmire Jr., Newfield, N.J., United Alito Workers Union to- men and two troops of bby soonts, ered orally. The Sabin vaccine Is For the Mature^ Well-Fed a profeasional teacher, biologist Sterling Township, Afich.; Newark. 6. In some nation^bworkers are all under the direction of Oapt.i and naturalist, will head the cen- day. Del.; Scranton. Pa.; HuntsviUe, expected to be cleared for use later "compelled to undergitv Inhuman Walter Cassells. The search was this year. ter staff. It marked the first management Ala., and Coca Beach, Fla. privations in order to ii^aase the organized at Glen Rd. and Spring The AMA's June 28 action called proposals made by a member of The UAW today presented Gen- output of the national ecoBitoy at St* for masa vaccination with live vac- Forgotten Women Get Inmate Sentenced the big three since new' contract eral Motors the same demands for a rate of acceleration which goes cine when it becomea a'vailable. in- talks began. ’ higher levels of pension benefits it beyond the limits permitted by cluding revacclnatlon with live vac- Meriden. July 14 UP)—Roland Chrysler proposed that wages be gave Ford earlier this week. The justice and humanity.” cine of persons who had already Jackson. 29. Stamford, has been reduc^ for future employes at-its union proposed cost-of-living ad- This was an apparent reference sentenced to one year in state received Salk shots. Real Break--at Last six defense plants in order to keep justments in pensions to be fi- to Communist nations. The Pope Salk told the news conference prison for attacking a fellow in- pay scales competitive. It al.so pro- nanced from the profits of the com- has described materialistic com- Bulletins he was not implying any competir mate at the Cheshire Refonnatory. posed reducing starting salaries tion between the- vaccines — for Bv JEAN SPRAIN WILSON Sentence was pronounced yes- Culled from AP Wirei for offic*e and engineering work- (Oontinued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Eight) which neither he nor Dr. S a b 1 ’n (AP Fashion Writer) terday in Circuit Court here, by ers on grounds such salaries cur- collects any royalties — nor was New York, July 14 l/P) — Until Judge Stanley Yeaukiewicz. Jack- yesterday,' America's forgotten rently are higher than those at DIVIDENDS TAX RACKED he saying that the Sabin vaccine competitors. 1s n o t e f f e c t i v e . women of fashion were the middle- (Continued on Page Four) Washington, July 14 (P) — The. aged. the wide in girth, and the Norman Matthews, UAW vice Not Part of Wav of Life House Ways and Means Commit- But Salk did aay he saw no president and director of its reason for revaccinating everybo- slim of purse. tee today gave tentatHe ap- Chrysler department, replied "M.v proval to a plan for tax wlth- dy with the new vaccine,'and he Some of these were among the more than 200 news writers here an.swer is a flat ‘no’ to both of hnlding on dividends and inter- suggested that his own vaccine them. Theqe are proposals for for the New York Couture Group’s Dempsey Raps Apathy est. It is estimated Die plan would had set up a new prlncipli^' that News Tidbits wage cuts and I have absolutely raise $587 ralHIon a year for the ' could eventually lead to a single semi-annual fashion press week. Earlier this week, while watch- no enthusla.sm for wage cuts. treasury. Although the commit- vaccine that would grant immun- from the AP Wires "These, proposals destroy all the tee’s action did not go as far as ing a continuous parade of skinny ity to up to 100 diseases. girJs in winter styles, they pond- UAW ha.s fought for all these On Deaths in Traffic President Kennedy requested It Had the AMA shown the same years. We have fought for equal ered how these bust-less, pencil- General alarm fire in combina- wsa still a major 'victory for the enthusiasm for mass adminiatra- slim suits and,dresses would look pa.v for equal work." .administTation in its drlm to in- tlon of the Salk vaccine that it la tion business and aparlment build- A Chry.sler spokesman replied In size 44. ing in heart of Holyoke, Mas.s., Hartford, July 14 (.Pi — Gov.«,u.S. public Health Service In coq- crease revenues through the ex- now ahowing for tha live virus that "We have simply asked' the John N. Dempsey said today a junction with the State Motor Or they contemplated how blaz- business district causes damage isting tax struoture. vaccine, Salk aaid, polio in this ing, bejeweled,' tightly wrapped, union to review with us certain job greater effort must be made to Vehicles and Health Departments, co'untry would be virtually elimi- estimated unofficially' at more cla.ssifications for future employes erase the widespread feeling that as an effort that may pay off In a MRS. SIMON WINS decollete cocktail dresses woultl than SIOO.OOO... Justice Depart- nated. I look on gray-halred grandmas in the defense, non-automotive and traffic deaths are "an Inevitable reduction of accidents some day. Mrs. ^ t y Simon of the Man- Why has the AMA favored the ment says it has not derided what some salaried areas. part of our way of life." Dempsey aaid Connecticut has cheater ’ Country Club' c a p tw ^ with sagging figures. position It will take on proposals live vaccine? And even the not yet- middle- "They are now at a higher level Dempsey bore dov«i heavily on done well to keep the death 'toll Class B honors in the Connecti- Salk laid It'to 'what he termed for legislation to ease tax liabili- than similar cla.ssifications in some the problem of public apathy in a below 300 since 1955, considering cut Women’s Golf Assoriatioa aged wondered if they could give up enough lunches to afford (even ties growing out of forced stock eompetitiv'e companies producing speech at a meeting of police and championship, play today at the 1 - sales under anti-trust decrees. similar products. In some wage (Oonttnned on Page Seven) at wholesale) the opulence on the safety officials from throughout (Contbmed On Page Seven) Wampanoag Jountry Clnb, West M riinway. President Kennedy will hold areas our . minimiims are higher the state in.the Hall of the House Hartford. Mrs. Simon defpated news conference at 9 a.m. Wednes- than other companies' minlmums.” Mrr. Leonard Myers of Tumble But things took a turn for the of Representjftives. , 113 to 129 better yesterday. A session was de- day, White House announces... The' spokesman said no wage A similar conference on long- Brook, 5 and S, In the l ^ o l e dicated to the beauty problems of Di-. Robert Brewster Seabury, cuts would result but that em- title match this morning. TFlnit New Miss US 4 term safety problems was called Hartford, July. 14 I'JP) — The the nation's 2.5 millon silverhaifed surgeon who served for 33 years by Gov. Abraham Rlbicoff in 1960. time Pve ever entered such a 4 ladles. A hair coloring firm ad- as physician for Y’ale University State Motor Vehicle Department’s tournament aa this and Pm Just Dempsey compared the apparent daily record of automobile fatali- 5-7,36 - 23 - 36 mitted that since It has falle^I to football team, dies at 0 8 ... New Stafe Police Foil lack of public concern over the na- thrilled to death,” Mrs. Simon lick 68 per cent of these women Britain's redevelopment program ties as of I.ast midnight and the declared momenta after her vie-'" * tion's 41,000 ti-affic deaths a year totals on the sameidate last year: tory. She had a S-up lead at tha who stubbornly refuse to , . ' : ... '- ; ^ -y V ' • PA O B t w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 14,4961 , , • '1- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY'14, 1961 p a g e T RRIB atock, discussing problems and Rodmlle-Vernon asking and answering questions. Coventry Tides, Winds, The tour begins at the FYsnk riniis Nlederwerfer dairy farm on Nie- S t a m p s Weather *“ Salk Charges Jury Convicts CEM EN T derwerfer Kd., in South'Windsor. S h e i n w o l d o n B r i d g e A s k s U A W Farm Tour Other farms on route in the morn- GOP Caucus By LOUIS BIANDELL Windsor Locks," July 14 (JP»— AM A Ignored W. H. ENGLAND ing xvill be John Booth's chicken The U.S. Weather Bureau marine Dr. Soblen as fa m on Dart Hill Rd., Vernon, To Highlight Routine Set advisory for today; DON’T ANSWER South dmlsr ^ ^ LUMBER OO. Donald Crane’s farm in South tm t WoaderlBg Oat Loud Tides will be high aldng the km A U . QUBSTIONS Both iMcs vateefobls To Cut Wage Scale Scientific Facts Windsor, Norman Strong's dairy Can ^ bA true that the local Connecticut shore between noon NORTH Spy of Soviet farrm on West Rd. in Vernon, and Republican electors at the party By Alfred Sheinwold s Open All Day Saturday * 4*H Event Post Offlee ofBeisls ars'giving a and 2 p.m. Saturday. Low tide at th A Mrs. Chester Jedrsiewski’s farm caucus Monday msy cast thalr WiSSiLf Don’t b* in a hurry to answer V 10 6 2- (Continued from Pago One) (Continued from Pag* Ons) Old Saybrook is at 6:30 p.m. to- your partner'* question*. Perhaps, (Contlnned from Page One) on Kingsbury Ave. in Tolland vote and leave, If they wish, ac- philatelic Bronx cheer to some of day and 7 a.m,. Saturday. Sunset center '> 0 A J 10 9 « "A t the Green”—Ml 9-5201 Van Cm 4-H Day will b« ob- where ^ r r y Dougan of Vernon is their best customera — the col- he doesn’t really wsuftt on answer. ' A J 8 5 "old medical dogma,’ which holds that Soblen Yias lymphatic leukerqia cording to Town Committee Chair- tpday is 8:25 p.m., sunrise Satur- «AFE pany's $549 million pension trust Mrr«d Saturday and will feature pasturing .12 SouUidown sheep. lector who now Is starving for day 6:39 aJn. B.D.T. North's bid of four notrump wa* weft EAST that live vaccines are better than, and has less than a year to live. man Donald S. D'avis. part of the Blackwood Convention. fund. • a tour of a number of farms and After lunch at the Tolland Agri- commemorative stamps for over- . Boating 'weather for Long Island dead ones. He said the dogma got A key witness against Soblem The caucus will be held begin- South could show ho aces by bid- « 5 .-I 7 3 The union said '"Ihe windfall will and with a family picnic at cultural Center, the group will seas trading and mail? Sound to Montauk Point and Block started partly because live vac- was his brother. Jack Soble, 57, visit Robert Priddy’s chicken farm ning at 7 p.m. at Coventry Gram- Before the Georgs W. Norris Island: Variable mostly eastern ding five clubs, one ace by bidding 0743 082 . gains of the pension fund are now who was sent to prison for 7(4 nliht on Brandy Hill Rd.. then -go to the mar School. There are 1,281 regis- five dUunonds,' and »o on. ^ K 9 5 2 4h.Q 19 4 i cine* were the first ones ever used, conimem was issued this week, it winds today, tonight and Saturday When North next bid five no- ‘ SOUTH ^ used by the corporation to reduce years in 1957 for espionage. Tlie The tour, sponsored by the Ver- Norman Couch home on Tunnel tered Republicans eligible to vote. was ages'— so it seemed — to the with velocities about 10 knots. Con- as against smallpox and yellow brother, who spells his name dif- tpufnp, he asked South to show A Q 4 the amount of the contributions it non 4-H Town CAmmtttee, will Rd, where Frederick and Kemieth A single printed ballot will be time when, with some U.S. cash in siderable cloudiness and occasion- fever. ferently, pleaded guilty to head- take members end interested per-, hi* j^ g e accorcDng to the same <;2AKQT9I4 would be required to make to the He said he was takinfr issue with Couch raise chickens. Horses used for the voting. . our hot little hands, we could trot al showers through Saturday. Vis- O K Q jr ing an e.spionage ring that Was sons to nine farms to view livc- raised by Bryari Curtis on Phoenix ' Contests exist in all offices ex- graded series of responses. South fund were it not for the same the AMA "for adopting as official up to sny P.O. window and buy at ibility one to 3 miles and less than « 7 closely connected with Soviet em- St. will be viewed at the last stop cept that of seleptman, tax col- could show no kings by bidding inflationary'forces that undermine a medical dogma that can no long- bassies In many countries. The least two Or three recent commems. mil* in fog. Ssolk West North Eset E' T A 4J A fSJ T in the tour. lector, board of health, board of Sometimes we'd get a plate block. Marin* observations: six clubs, one king by bidding t'wo the living sta,ndards of retiring GM er be maintained in the light of brothers, born in Lithuania,, came diamonds, and so' on. 1 <0 2 O Pass scientific study and application in The tour begins at 10 a.m. and welfare and altemat4a to the Now. they look at us as if we Fire Island—^Light rain, visibili- 4 V Pas* 4 NT Pus workers.^’ to this country in 1941 and became South actually showed two The union also proposed option- practice.” lasts untit 3 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals. were Nikita’s instructor, and ask, ty one mile, wind northeast, 2 5 0 Pm * Pms United States'citizens in -1947. kings by bidding six hearts. North Bl retirement at age 60. It said . The AMA in Chicago issued a I A 4-H family picnic at the Nie- The ballot will list the follow- “Commems? What’s them?” knots, sea calm; Montauk P o in t- 6 9 All Pm * ^ , Soblen. accused of being a mem- EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST I derwerfer farm will be held at ing candidates (the letter “ e" fol- The point Is (we’ve backed up Fog, visibility zero, wind north- could see that two kings were Opening lead — 4 this would help create job oppor- reply to the Salk critique, saying ber of his brother’s spy ring? was I 6:30. People will bring their own lowing a name indicates the can- to it—ouch! If the I’hilatelic Sales east, 8 knots, sea 3 'feet; Ambrose missing, and for all he knew a tunities for GM workers. the Pittsburgh s ientirt had misin- arrested last Nov. 29. He ,was em- LOBSTER ON FRIDAY picnic suppers, but punch and didate has been endorsed by the Agency in Washintgon, D. C., has —Fog, visibility 1>4 miles, wind grand slam was a poor gamble. The proposal also Included de- terpreted the AMA’s report and ployed at the time as supervising EVENING watermelon will be furnished. Town Committee; commems for sale, why in fveah) easterly, 2 knots, sea calm; New Hence North paaeed, and six hearts mands for survivor benefits for adding: psychiatrist at RoCkland State First Selectman, Richard M. can’t the local P.O. get some — Haven—Cloudy, vi8ib^ity 2>i became the final contract. There when the question is wh*th«r er the widow of a pensioner and in- “The report’s first recommendia- Hospital, Orangeburg, N. Y. But Here /*’$ Awards for camp scholarships was no play to the hand. Declarer not to bid a grand slam. ^ tlon was: 'Physicians should en- will be announced during the sup- Galinat. (e) and RAyden F. Smith as long as the supply lasts? mllesi fog, wind northeast, 3 vestment 6f portions of the pen- He was convicted of providing Sr. knots; temperature 67. drew trumps and spread the hand Dolly Question sion fund In community and hous- courage. support and expand the secret Information to Soviet agents per. Perhaps someone at the P.O. use of Salk vaccine on the widest Selectman, BArtron A. Hunt (e). wants to explain it in our next with, tricks to burn. Dealer, at your left, bids one iiiK projects in areas where GM over a 20-year span. This included BROILED The day will close with games Shows All Aces possible scale at least until the and the traditional candle light- Town Clerk and Tr*a3urer: El- column. The deadline Is Thursday heart, your partner doubles and has plants. information from the New York more A. Turkingtbn (e), Margaret In addition to asking about oral polio virus vaccines currently Bureau of the Office of Strategic ing ceremony. iftornlng. the next player jumps to three After nearly two and one-halt under development and clinical lO BSTER R. Kenyon. Anyway, below is the list of com- State Police . F o il kings, a bid of five notmmp guar- hearts. You hold: SpadM K J 8 7 weeks of bargaining, the UAW Services (OSS), the super-secret Farmers who would wish the anteed that the partnership holds Gets USAF Post trial become available. All individ- World War II agency. Tax Collector, F. Piuline UtUe mems ndw on sale at the Philatelic 3; Hearts 7 3; Diamonds 8 2; and the auto companies h^ve come uals belo\v the age of 60 should be tour to visit their farms should (e). Agency: (And when did you last Niantic Man’s Plan all four aces. This information Clubs Q 10 4 3. What do you say T Lt. Col. Charles A. Pinney has After the verdict, Soblen's wife. contact either N'iederwerfer or to grips on issues that could lead protected with Salk vaccine'. A-LA -H O B-N O B Agent 6f Town Deposit. Fund, see them on sAle in town? Note permits the partner to jump to Answer: 'Bid three spades. This been named chief of th* flight test Dina, also a psychiatrist, sobbed Mrs. Herbert Sheer. Rl. 30, Vef- ^to a strike in the auto industry if “Regarding oral vaccines, the M - Riehard M. GAUnat (e). also that one stamp on the list was For Showy Suicide a grand slam when he can count is a very .sligjit stretch, but your they aren't settled by the end of operations, test directorate, at convulsively and told newsmen (Our Own Special nnn. * Board of Finance (four to be iAsued in 1959, and 29 in iMoi and thirteen sure tricks. AMA discharged its obligation to "My husband is innocent." partner should make allowance hext month. Kirtland Air Force Base, New physicians and to the public by in- O ven booking, named), Rocco T. (3amarco, Mal- 8 this yaar.) In this case South knew that for it. It doesn't pay to be timid Jack Soble is serving his sen- Shrimp Stuffing) mVITED TO PERU (Continued from Page One) The Issues represent the union's' Mexico. forming them of the-latest evalua- colm E. C. Devine'(e), Walter S »c red, blu* * ocher 1959 his partner had length in diamonds when your partner guarantees bread-and-butter demands—higher tence at the Federal Correctional is easy t o d a y ... Hartford. July 14 —Hiram Keller. Wesley F. Lewis (e), Clark 4c blue Winter Olympic and the three missing aces. Since The son of Mrs. Frank L. Pin- tion of the Impending availability Institution, Danbury, Conn. SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD. high. On* wax partly filled with support for the uhbid major with wages and Improved fringe bene- and effectiveness of oral vaccine." n Bingham Jr. of Salem, reUred dip- L. Osborn, Robert H. Robinson, ’ Games 1960 four diamond tricks would be a takeout double. ney, 318 Center St>, Col. Pinney FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS, heavy grease. Jankowski said fits. The AMA based its recommenda- FRENCH FRIF.D PQTATOES, lomat, will attend celebrations in William, A. Smith, Frederick S 8c yellow, blue A red MSsAryk ’’ Crandall was splashed by some of enough for the g;rand slam. South For Sheinwold'* 36-page book- has been in the service since 1942. Litter Kills 750 NOmi , could virtually spread his hand for General Motors Corp. served no- tion for a wide mass vaccination ROLLS AND BUTTER Peru marking the 50th anniver White (e), and Jdhn D. Wile (e). 4c brown A green Credo, B. the grease'when a train hit it. let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge," tice yesterday that "both subjects He served as a bomber pilot in Are the Hats for Sale Too? X sary of the discovery of South Board of Education (four to be Franklin " thirteen tricks before the opening program when the live vaccine be- State Police said Crandall put send 50c to Bridge Book, Man- will be a most serious part of our World War II, and was the chief comes available "on an exhaustive Salesgirls wearing straw hats greet Carnival of Savings shoppers in front of filurton's. Occasion- New York — Between 750 and America's most famous Inca ruins, named), Jean D. Dinamore, Alma 4c hi. gr. A or.-br. Water lead. Instead of showing his kings. transport controller of the Pacif- the barrels on the tracks when he chester Evening Herald, B<» 3318, collective bargaining talks until study of all scientific evidence al showers and the threat of. a good storm drove most sidewalk liooths indoors this afternoon. 1.000 people are killed and nearly On the Concourse Machu Picchu. Bingham and his Heckler (e), Harry A. JackaOn, conservation heard, a train approaching and South should have jumped to sev- Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. ic Division of the Military Air 100.000 hurt each year as a result wife ,w1Il attend the celebration Winthrop Merriam, G. Richard 4c blue 8EATO •• Andover en hearts. ' the very end." Present 3-year con- presently available," the state- Merchants report business was_ brisk last night The Carnival of Savings promotion of the C of C then lay on Jie tracks. However, (Copyright 1961, tracts with GM, Ford and Chrys- Transport Service during the ment said. of cars striking or swerving to At the Parkade under the auspices of the U.S. Messier (e), Otto C. MiUer, MAry 4c purple The American he got up and away in time. If North had bid spades Instead Korean War. - retail division ends tomorrow... '(Herald photo by Saternis)). avoid litter on the highways. State Department. His father, the B. Papanos (e). William A. Smith, Woman " of diamonds. South would' not be General Features Corp.) ler expire Aug. 31. The incidents occurred about Kilpatrick’s Idea ' In his new position. Col. Pinney FAKE DRAFT CARDS late Hiram Bingham Sr., former Walter E. Tedford and Dean G. 4c red, white A blue 50-star able to rely on a solid side suit. GM vice president Louis G. Sea- will supervise the teat operation of Wiley (e). midnight. State Police were noti- Greenwich, July 14 ((P)—Agents governor and U.S. Senator, from Flag ” fied about 12:45 a.m. by railroad In that case South would hav* to ton said, "We say this because it 14 of the most modern USAF air- Connecticut, discovered the lost Board of Tax Review (two to be 4c sepia Pony Express ** Wins Top Award show his kings and hope that la obvious too great an Increase in craft, including Century series of the Federal Bureau of Inves- named), Roland C. Green, Harry official* that trains were hitting P • 1 • V, « aj a V < - k; r* tigation yesterday arrested two Inca city during an expedition 4c blue Ehnploy the Handi- object* in Niantic and one engi- North could take over. employment costs whether in the fighters and the gigantic B52 sponsored by Yale in 1911. A. Jackson, Frank E. Jaquith, capped Walter Kilpatrick of Long Hill In general, the player who bids form of wages, fringe benefits, or bomber. He is currently a B52 air- Greenwich youths for allegedly Grant E. Toothaker, Jr. (e). and neer saw someone fleeing from n U P N > D r A V L L H 7 r D printing counterfeit draft cards to 4c green Fifth World Forestry .. . the trackbed. Rd., is $2,500 wealthier today be- four notrump decides for or both, can only push up costa to craft commander. Gilbert Wittman (e). 4c red, white A blue Credo, F. cause of a suggestion he made at against a small slam. Both part- the point where renewed inflation His principal duty will be the ad- help younger friends buy liquor in Zoning Board of Appeals (three Jankowirici was sent to the scene All in Color! New York. In New York, the legal Key « and after looking over the tracks Pratt and Whitney Aircraft where ners use their judgment, however. would again result in rising ministration of the flying portion so*s home heating Royal. Underwood, Noiseless, to be named), Raymond B. Ben 4c red, whit* A green Mexican- he is a test repairman! prices.” of the Air Force special weapons drinking age is 18. The FBI iden- nett Carl R. Christensen (e), Rob- started checking Main St. He found tified the two as Larry A. Max- our way! IBM and Portables Ind. Crandall sitting in a diner, drink- Kilpatrick is sharing first place The union singled out GM in program at Kirtland, a unit respon- ert A. Eloggart George G. Jacob- 4c pink A blue United States— honors for June suggestions with ‘Pepe” “ Gorso outlining its wage demands lor sible for the testing of all Air well and Donald A. Shaub, both Used Typewriters $33 np son II (e), John Learned and Grant ing coffee. His clothes and the 8:00 19. Both were arraigned before the Japan ' *• side of his head were covered with Joseph Rondeau of Willlmantlc. 6:35 and 10:80 the first time. They figured out Force nuclear and thermo-nuclear Toa get pramium quality 4 E. Toothaker Sr. (e). 4c purple Robert A. Taft They will both receive the maxi- U.S. Commissioner in Bridgeport Ifobilhsat with RT-9S. . . the Berube’s Typewriter Service grease. M A NSFIELD,fk. to an increase of at least 26 cents weapons since World War II.- Alternates to Zoning Board of 4c blue Paderewski " mum grant of $2,500. * SATURDAY SHOW TIME * He lives with his wife and three for violating a section ot the Se- ' mmt eomplatdy affeotira fuel 470 E. MIDDLE TPRE. Appeals (two to be named). John At Troop E, Groton, after ques- tiC1JIJ2jeiuiMANTIC.cr.T IH I an hour in the basic wages oC 8e red, blue A ocher P ader^ - Kilpatrick recommended that “ PEPE” 8 and 8:10 GM's 310,(100 production workers. children in Albuquerque, N. M. lective Service Act and released flQ additive fai nae today. And At Hie Green F. Chappelle (e) and Frederick C. ski • Uoning, Crandall allegedly admit- “ GORGO” 1:40, 6:40 and 10:40- in the custody of their parenU. ted putting the objects on' the that the company build a f/;er This woulo' include the 17 cents you get pieminm service. An- Mohr Jr. (e). 4c blue Wheels of Freedom " glass shipping support assembly All Color Comedy Hits! Planning and Zoning Commis- tracks. One train, on arrival at an hour cost of Hvlng allowance cost of living allowance made per tqnatie deliverisa . . . a bal- 4c red, blue A gray Boys’ for afterburner cone flameholdera Debbie Beynoldi i Snsan Hayward Qllll • TVapp Family” UAW members now receive in ad- sion (three to be named), John W. New London, was found to have Fred Astaire Jolle Newmar OUHh "THE BIG SHOW” manent in the new contracts. It aaeed payment plan and many Oubs instead of using formed, welded, "Pleasara of I ‘Marriare dition to Btrai(iht time pay of Bissell, Arnold E. Carlson (e), 4c red, blue A white First a barrel lodged in the undercar- machined heavy gage sheet steel, iSr. also seeks to keep in effect the WTRE STUCK! ottar aztraa derignsd to maka Laurier F. DeMars, Robert G. Gif^ riage of the engine. His Company” ] Go*Bonni $2.55. escalator clause tying wages with hem beating rtMy muy. Automated P.O. ” which is botli expensive and heavy. The UAW put no estimates on Personal Notices srd (e), Thure Hamerlln (e), John 4c blue Mannerheim ” Jankowski said Crandall also In adopting Kilpatrick's sugges- Morgan the Pirate” the ups and down of the govern- W. Honeycomb and Donald C. dragged a large timber up to the its wage demands but it Issued a ment’s cost of living index. W IT H B E A U T IF U M ?) F U R N IT U R E , T H A T IS! K O D A K 8c red, blue A ocher Manner- tion, the company developed a SUNii “GREEN HELMET” statement declaring it was inaccu- Smith. helm ** roadbed but 'because of, its weight In Memoriam Mobilheat G u a ra n teed lightweight steel tubing frame to rate and misleading to say they STATE TO GET $419,817 Constables (four to be named), 4c red, blue A white Camp was unable to lift it onto the hold the afterburner part, effect- Frederick L. Bodreau, Thomas J. track*. would amount basically to an in- In loving memory of our beloved Fire Girls " ing savings in material and time. crease of 26 cents an hour. Washington, July 14 (IP) — Con- FILM Dunnack, A. Harry W. Olsen Sr. necticut Is scheduled to receive mother ahd grandmother. Katherine There's no one to bla m e but ourselves, or more - is K r 1 ^ ^ . 4c green Garibaldi ” Married and the father of two UAW vice president Leonard Kucleneki Sobirai Potyra, who passed (e), Delmar W. Potter (e), Robert 8c red, blue A ocher $419,817 for the purchase ot equip- away July 16, 1941. M. Rainville, Anthony J. Santoro children, Kilpatrick has worked 4IR tOSDITIONtD Woodcock, head of the union’s J Special Garibaldi •* Coventry for the Aircraft for 19 years. R« ment and minor remodeling work A wonderful mother, woman and aid. J '(e),'and George H. Savoie (e). bargaining team at GM, said in no sp ecifically, our " bright " b uyers. (Guess that's 62C-120-127 4c purple IValter F. George ’’ finishing furniture and Qshing are during the fiscal year ending June One who was better God never made. W E G IV E Board of Welfare (two to be way could the 17 cents cost of liv- A wonderful worker so loyal and true. 4c red, green on white listed as his hobbies. He plana to STATE A V E Y ’S ing allowance be considered "new 30, 1962, from the Department of GREE N STA M PS named), Herbert W. Couch (e) and Credo, A. Lincoln Gehring Named Health, Education and Welfare. One in a million, that Mother was you. Esther S. M. Olsen (e). use part of the money for a vaca- NOW PLAYING money.” hitting belo w the belt. T h e b est of us m ake 4c maroon Carnegie tion. Woodcock described GM’s atti- The state will also receive an ad- Just in your judgment, always right, Board of Health (three to be 4c purple John Foster Dulles A 4-H Club Agent Matinee Weekdays 2:00 P.M. ditional $195,720 for guidance, Honest and liberal, ever upright. named). Lloyd S. Burdick (e), This is his ninth suggestion Shown Eves. At 6:15 and 9:25 tude as "un-General Motors-like” Loved by your friends and all whom George H. Cour (e), and Thomas 4c purple Echo Satellite award. Previous awards ranged because, he said, GM had Joined counseling and testing, and $47,475 you knew, MORIARTY 4c green, brown on white ^ Donald C. Gehring of Grant Hill from $5 to $19. the UAW in 1948 in pioneering the for supervisory and related serv- A wonderful mother, that Mother was m ista k es! But w hy so m a n y?) This a d contains 39' M. Small (e). Credo, P. Henry you. .About Town 1961 Rd.' has been appointed 4-H club Personal Note 45 E. CE N TER ST. auto industiy wage formula. He ices. Rep. John S. Monagan, D- There will be a dance for high 4c orange Gandhi agent for Waahinjfton County in Clarence Custer of Aspinall Dr., Mm said two former GM presidents, C. Conn., announced yesterday the Frank and Anne Sobirai 3 ,. M.OO 8c red. blue A i^ A r Gandhi the buyers' boo-boos since the beginning of BROTHERS school teen-agers at 8 p.m. tomor- Maine, according to an announce- who recently underwent surgery at E. Wilson and Harlow Curtice, had grants will be made under the Na- Stella and Chet Varrick 4c black, yl. A-bl. Range Manchester Memorial Hospital, Is KAYE tional Defense Education Act. of Jo and John Gercich 301-315 C M t a r St. row at the Nathan Hale Com- ment from the University of Maine called the formula non-lnflatlon- Joe and Ann Sobirai U conservation M iller's Pharm acy munity Center. Head chaperones Extension Service. now able to receive visitors, his DIM ary. 1958, with allotments being based Sophia and Frank Deptula L"'‘i (,Ki i.\ i« I \ n 4c purple Greeley The appointment become* ef- family reports. f o r... Under present contracts, the on the latest school age population Walt and Helen Potyra the y e ar. (Don't ask which y e ar!) Showing them Ml 3-5135 will be Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pen- 4c^gTeen Fort Sumter Honey and Bill Brown der, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. fective Aug. 7. WYNTER auto workers get an annual wage data. All the grandchildren Ac yellow, br. A gr. Kansas Gehring i* a graduate of Man- increase of 2Vi per cent or 6 cents Arthur (Drowley and Mr. and Mrs.' Statehood didn't sell 'em. M a y b e " giving them away "' Stephen Arre. c h e a ^ High School and the Uni- an hour. The union seeks to boost 4c George W. Norris venrity of Connecticut where he Fine this to at least 3.4 per cent or There will be a dance.for sev- (July 11, 1961) enth and eight graders today from majored in horticulture. He re- E flS T U JO O D about 9 cents an hour, ’ihls is ceived hi* degree in June. known as the annual Improvement might! A t leasts it's worth a try! O u r b uyers 7:30 to 10:30 p.m- Jb charge will 6 Contact* in Sweden In 1959 G orin g worked as a factor and Is based on the theory be Mrs. Howard Craft and Mra A pleasant discovery the other Nominated for 1 Academy Awards! of annual growth In the nation's Joseph Gulnan. 4-H summer assistant In Hart/ord CAN'TLVFLAS in L day was that another member of Coimty and vas employed at the productivity. loved them enough to b uy them once. Could B OLA N D Danpes at the TAG building In L the Joseph Pulitzer Journalism Univeiadty of Connecticut research ’•PEPE " FOOD The union wants the. 17-cent R^kville are scheduled for July Unit, ATA, also produces a Stamps In Color. 1:30 - S:0« SPECIAL farm for three summers. 22^and 29 at 8 p.m. Local 4-H Club in the News column. The Pulitzer In his new post, Gehring will Also: ROBEBT TAYLOR Is PLEASA N T b e, you're ^ o kindred s o u l . . . a t the right price, members are especially invited. Unit concentrates on stamps relat- work out of county headquarters, 'mURS„ FRI, SAT, JULY 13-14-15 The Nathan Hi^e CJoinmunity ing to Journalists and newspapers, of the Extension Ser\1ce in the " KiHers o f ---- -— " O nter ways and means commit- as the name so subtly suggests. Poat Offlee Building, Machia*, In Color. S:S0 »«*m|WltFeiD MAROASer tha t is I So rea d 'erh an d reap. A s for ^ tee's public chicken barbecue will That's our topic, naturally. Maine. ATMOSPHERE be held from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- Anyway, K. G. Knutsson writes HYOEW HITE-RUTHERFORO m day on the grounds. In the event on philatelic topics for a string o f o urselves, oil w e con so y is " ouch''I 6-PASS. of rain the public will be served newspapers In Sweden. He says he MISS DIANA DORS C O U RTEO US SED A N inside. Mr. and Mrs. Robert has many young readers who want Deaths Last Night Sasman are general chairmen. to correspohd In English with ALSO AT 7:46 | members of the same age group By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE SALE ST ARTS T O D A Y ond S A T llR D A Y, JU LY 14-15 *1777M Months or Manchester Evening Herald (up to 16 years) In the U.S. I^s Angeles — Joseph Nicolosl, 25% OFF So, kids, take a chance. Send U.OOO Oniea Guarantee 5195 Down Coventry corre*pond«nt, F. - Pau- 67, noted sculptor whose works ALL M ERC H A N UISC PLA CED IN O UR line Little. Telephone Pilgrim your name and address to Mr. are displayed in many of the na- Sunday Dinners Served Beddie-Byes Living Room Suites Jeepers Sleepers Desks, Secretaries, Etc. Bedroom Suites' 2-6231. Knutsson. 41 Gimmerstav, Jyreso. tion's large cities, died Thursday,' LL'CII.LK BALL In 12 Noon to 8 P.M. "THE FACTS OF LIFE” Sweden. He’ll take care of the rest. apparently of a heart attack. Nico- W IN D O W - ^ U ST A FE W LISTED BELO W : NEITHER fish nor fow l-ju st A HHaHouB Marital Comedj HONORBILT—twin size inner- 3-PC. MAPLE Arm Sofa Set 4-DRAWER CHESTS. Mahog- ROCK MAPLE Bedroom Set. losi, also a poet and an author, was foul! This "International” 2- with skirt All foam, heavy ,1. Four for One spring mattress, slightly soiled any finish. Would have been a Dresser, chest and bed. The bom in Italy and came to the Banquet Room Avallabls DIA M O N DS— WAS NOW pc. Living Room is neither BOLAND MOTORS floor sample and on our honor solid maple spindle arms. Man- brilliant purchase but mahog- buyer must of had a hangover ' United States when he was 19. For Parties modern nor period nor conven- ufacturer said to sell it at any hasn’t moved in 5 years. Only American statesman to London—Mary Landon Baker, Tel. MI 8-1415 for Reservation* 1 LADIES’ DIAMOND RING it was $49.50—take It off our when he bbught this so a' spe- 860 CENTER STREET—MJ 3-4079 hold two U.S. Cabinet positions Local Stocks Sun.: “ Last lim e I Saw Archie” floor for only $29.00. tional So now an unconven- 299.95. We have only 5 left. So let's get rid of them at $18. cial price of $154,. 61, wealthy Chicago-born spinster Inel. 4-slde stones $400JM) tional $183. Was $299, Need the room, so, $193. OVER 25 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCA'nON as well as two important foreign who once said she had received 65 TOUR QUALITY LARK DEALER missions was Alphonse T ^ t marriage proposals, died Thurs- 1 LADIES’ DIAMOND RING NON-SAG border and non-sell WE TRIED one when they told SPECIAL PURCHASE of Ma- (1810) of Hamilton County, Ohio. Quotattons Fornlshed fay day. Miss Baker, who bece-lie $300^ •225 record for these famous-lsbel us brown would be the rage in Cheerless Chairs pie China, Hutch and Buffet. Coburn A Mlddlebreok, Ino. full-size Innerspring Mat- known as "The Shy Bride" after Living Room Suite.s next -sea- Dinette Din We have too ma'ny, take them Buili Stoeks failing several times to turn up for : e a s i 1 LADIES’ DIAMOND RING tresses. Cutting from $44.95 ROCKERS ON non-political away at $73. Bid Asked son. That was 2 years ago and her scheduled wedding to million- $200.00 to $25 should correct the situa- ail we have is the rage—and, 5-PC. BRONZE TONE dinette Platforms. Someone must have Conn. Bank and Trust aire Allister McCormick in Chica- tion. would normally sell for $59.95, been off his rocker to have Co...... 64 ^WINDSOP of course, the suite! “ National” WALNUT OR Limed Oak. Com. go in 1922. ^ RESTA URA N T but was such a good buy we l)ought so many! But not yoa plete Bassett Dining Room Hartford National Smarf 1 L A D I E S ’ diamond RING $17SJ)0 BUNK—well this Is no bunk 2-pc. suite in nylon that’s un- Los Angeles—Marty Brqoks, 74, •129" " admired and mired at $399.95; tought too manv. So we'tl say at $40. (Were $59.95). Sets. Tables, chairs, buffet and PARK YODR CAR IN AN Bank and Trust Co. 51 when we offer the.se $74.95 gbod bye to them at $44. ’ Fire Insurance Compaaie* known as the Wonder Boy of RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON now half-price -$199. china. Your choice of either Broadway between 1913 and 1929, MI 8-2842 and wooden h)eds with springs In KNUCKLE ARM lounge chair Aetna F it e ...... 124 134 { wild Ji; C O U N T R Y | finish. While they last, $288. died Wednesday. Brooks, former WATCHES— 3/3 size at thi.s ridiculou.aly 2-PC. COLONIAL Living Room All FORMICA 7-pc. Dinette. in beige tapestry. One of the Hartford Fire ...... 71 75 R O A ST BEEF ^ WAS NOW low of onlj( $49.90. Self edge was made to sell M National Fire 136 146 • vaudeville producer, came to V«rsa1iU Set. 'vying backs, foam cush- star.s of 1949 at $89.95, back Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1929 to tfISRRylb ions, brown print. We thought at a too-deluxe $159.95 price. to the chorps at $49.95. Phoenix Fire ...... '. 114H 119>4 JU M B O BAKED STUFFED SHRIM P Sttinning window effecis—.. - 1 LADIES’ 10 JEWEL ELGIN •44 HOLLYWOOD that never got direct, short subject films, moved $5*9.50 it would bring $248, then we 36 X 48 ^ 6 0 table, beige top. Lite aad Indenmlty Ina. Cos. H o N6-MMI6> oombinsd with pull-cord, cohiarol to California. All "Blue Bell” to technicolor, in 194^ and retired with Kl’RT .l^QENH LO BSTER # v STEA KS thought $198. La.st resort $173. 2 left, perfect condition, $99. NOT QUITE as bid as their Aetna Casualty 130 140 last January. at light and view. for sny too! Eiggshell button-tufted Aetna Life ...... 125 130 Free Pony k IiIm # WEDDINGS * BANQUETS room . . - AND as room-divider*. 3 LADIES’ 17 JEWEL GRUEN $16^0 18th Century description im- NO 4 Poughkeepsie. N.Y. — Charles Tonl()it! $21.95 duran headboard with pre-bullt 5-PC. 36-INCH Round Table in plies—but almost! Wing Chairs Conn. General ...... 269 284 NO CLBANINO PROBLEH—dust . innerspring quilted mattress Rugs On The Market Corte, 48, White House photogra- Saturday Night Dancing * Radio Broadcast on WINF and dirt don’t cling to the either chrome or bronze. Ha.i in prints and tweeds that used Hftd. Steam Boiler 113 T H E B E ST A H E A D OF T H E R E ST 1 LADIES’ 14K, 17 JEWEL and matching )>ox spring. 3 leaf and 4 chairs. These sets Travelers ...... 138 143 pher for United Press Interhation smooth up-antjl-down metal slats, to be $130, But that was * 2 DIAMOND S1VISS $49 JO •37*“ pieces were $139. Now a fool- 9 X 12 RUGS—rayon with foam Publie CtUlnea al, died Thursday of injuries suf Beautiful color eelectioa/ were good buys at $79. Tired ridiculous! Now a crazy $68.88. fered in a traffic accident last Frl ish $88. l>ack. Should l>e $49, however, of looking at them, so, $55. M O NEY Conn. Light A Power 28 30 1 LADIES’ 17 JEWEL SWISS we're overstocked. Come and Hftd. Electric Light 72 75 day. Corte’s wife, Katherine, 42, S32.M $24 fAOE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 L MANCHESTER EVENI^^O HEIRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 14,1961 New England states for use of their faciutiss if they have room, Columbia T h r e e fr o m T o w n Middle Tpke.; John A. Dormer, ior in the fall In the department State News and enlargement of .Connecticut’s, 269 Porter St.; and Thomas G. of language and literature. probation tuid parole staff to per- 3-Ypar Disability Plan E a r n R P I H o n o rs Melbert, 93 Tanner S t mit more inmates to be paroled. Oolla, son of Mr. and Mrs. SCHOOL (JUEEN The. agreement with other New' Qmrch Fair TV-Radio Tonight Fairfield, July 14 An 18- Roundup England states would' fail under Three Manchastor atudanta Thomas D. CoUa, will be a senior year-old Chicago girl, Victoria terms of an interstate compact Suggested for Town (iuiiiill Sinurt sod kslphit guM- •arned dean’a Upt xacognition for in the fall, majoring In ci'vll en- Plahusiak, has been choaqn to (CMrtlnad recently ratified. Set Tomorrow •cholasUo work averaging B or gineering. Dormer, son of Mr. and reign over the annual National Pb C* Om ) ISBIUli •ACS is Its ulsetlen el better during the apring term qt Mrs. John M. Dormer, was grad- Dempsey asked Richmond to try jfsur (imily mosumssL Television Slovak Sokola convention aa fes- •on u>u ordered to Stfte Prison to expedite the agreement ■ bei The town could save as much as |37,000 in a three-year pe- St. Columba Church wilt hold Ita Rensaelaer Polytechnic Institute uated June 9 from the Institute. tival queeji. The 3-day meeting tween the New’ England states for. riod by taking out a three-year comprehensive liability and Consult us without oblifalios. 1:00 Big I n sa to r (to progreu) 1^ Public Defender in Troy, N. Y. Melbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lle- will end tomorrow. Miss Plahusiak after Cheshire euthontles •S id first annual Summer FeatlvU to- garlyJMiow (to,oro*r*M) la 80 Sunday Pun , They are Roger S. Colla, 84 W. they no lonfec wanted.him. 'prisoner transfer. The Governor compensation plan instead of a ope-year plan, the Town In- THOMAS HNNIE Pint (toJirofrsM) 83 :00 Rarrtoan a Son wellyn H. Melbert, will be a sen- was crowned last night., m o riw on the church grounda| The Salty Brine's Shack (to progreu) One Happy Pamlly Jackson had been diarged with also asked State Finance Commis- surance Advisory Committee has decided. 225 CHARTER OAlt STREET 1:80 The Pltoatonea •triklnj afellow Inmate on the sioner George Conkling to see if A three-year plan was submlt-e— ...... - ..... - MANCHESTER men have completed the erection Beet at the Poet ^ PITS Star Jubllsa head, with a jMseball bat on the the state budget would permit the bootha and everything is ready for Flippy the mown Rlverdale Doublee ted to the commlttse by the new Insurancs policy which will bo Newi Sllenta Please reformatory’s recreation flc>. The use of funds to expand the parole Travelers Insurance Co., the hold- underwritten by the Higham. Noil- the finishing touchea. Bootha will Superman Route 66 blow caused a cerebral concussion and probaUon staff. er of the town’s liability plan. Af- son, Whltridgo and Rold Co. of offer games, religloue articles, 1:13 American Nawtreel Teensyllle amone other head injuries. Manhunt 1:00 The Lawleea Tears During the corifcrcncq, Rich- ter studying it. the committee Boston. white elephants and refreahmenta. 1:15 Weatoer News * Sports 77 Sunset Strip Jackson had six months to serve mond expressed doubts that the agreed a saving could be made. The'premiums for students will HANG! Feativltiei Will continue from 2 . ^ Behind Cloaed Doore 1:80 HlUion Dollar Morte at Cheshire. His sentence' la to be 1:80 Film 1 -■ Preview Theater new prison in Enfield will be ready Tlie present liability plan is inci^sae from 31-75 to ^3.50. until 10 p.m. ■with a spaghetti sup- News al Weather Tdmbetone Territory suspended after nine months. He for full occupancy until the spring baaed on a retrospective rating. Kenneth Ostrinsky, secretary of per to be served by the Ladles Robin HOod Asphalt Jungfe ' was placed on probation for two of 1963. It had originally been EJach year the insurance com- the advisory committee, said pie i UEl. Oil. Society at 6:80,and 6:80. The ad- Sporte, Nawa k Weather 1:00 Michael Bhayne years. The.ojudge warned Jackson scheduled for completion in Oc- pany reviews how many claims Club House Twlllaht Zone premiums have gone up not only GASOUNl vance ticket sale for this has been 1:48 Doua iCdwards ,. The Detectives that if he appears In court aprain. tober 1962. there have been and how many because the coverage is more ex- o'verwhelming but the women will RunDey-Brtokley New8 10. );80 Manhunt «. he will be sent away "for a long: payments, compared to the rate tensive, but because of the In- make every attempt to take care Bventos Report Person to Person IGGER time." the town has paid. If a high num- :00 Lock (Jp The Law and Mr. Jonee WORKER CRUSHED creiMing claims consciousness of of late copiers, the Rev. John K. Opens Office News and Weather 33, 80, 40 .:00 Big New, Wushlngton, July 14 (Ah — Rob- ber of claims and payments have those covered. Honan said. Death Valley (toys 8 Barry Barents been made, the town pays more, The advisory 'committee has Party Honors SupMintendent' Dr. Raymond L. Peraochio an- Shotgun Qlade News, Sports a Wsathsr Shotcer* Saturday ert C. Peck, 23, of Morris, was fa- BANTLY OIL nounces the opening of offices at Brave Stallion 8, 8, tally injured yesterday when he up to a maximum of 140 per cent. rejected a proposed plan for death OeorgO E. Oraff, state rural . Million DoUar Movla U :16 Jack P a a r 10, Windsor Locks, July 14 i^i_The With a three-year, plan, a .Maxi- ( i MI ' \ \ 'i . I\( . 153 Main St. for specialization In U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley was crushed by a truck at the Coe covering of volunteer firemen. The superintendent of schools, who has r:lS Evening Report America’s Oreatest Movies mum of 120 per cent is set'. TTiis committee decided the present . ’I 'I MN ' I i oral surgery., ^Sports News Award Theater 13, URTOirS * Anderson gravel bank. State served Columbia since '1948, was. ITE R Field issued this extended Con- . „ SoclBl Security to Action U ;30 Prem iere is about what the town pays In a coverage Is sufficient. honored last night at a party held Dr. Peracchio attended Man- 7;80 Bat Masterson necticut forecast today for Satur- Police said Peck had backed the good year. However, if the town TEL, Mlfclirtl V 4S9S World’s Beit Movies day through next Wednesday: truck to the edge of a pit with A report on the town's liability at Althavefgh in Storra. Graff is chester schools and is a 1952 Rawhide ;26 News had many claims the rate would for boiler explosions in town-owned leaving the superindent poet and graduate of the University of Con- Happy ;30 Jack P aar Show Temperatures are expected to intentions of dumping a load, when not go up. ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 77 Sunaet Strip :00 News, S l ^ Off Offers New “Expanding” Values average from near normal to 4-de- the bank gave way. Peck was buildings has been completed and is has accepted a position at the Wll- necticut. In 1956 he was graduated BEE SATCRDAT’S 'TV WERE FOB COMPLETE LISTINO The committee has prepared a on file with the general manager limantic Teachers College which from Tufts University School of grees above normal. Warm Satur- thrown out as the vehicle rolled report comparing the two plans on day and Sunday, seasonal tem- over. The truck landed on him, and the controller. he will begin In September. Dental Medicine, after which he a dollar basis. The report awaits New Chairman Members of the board of educa- served a year’s internship on oral peratures Monday and Tuesday, crushing his chest. the consideration of General Man- ENJOY YOUR warm again Wednesday. The Herbert McKinney, president of tion and teaching staff at POrter 8 irgery at Roosevelt Hospital, For “CARNIVAL DAYS” Tomorrow! ager Richard Martin, who is on va- McKinney Bros, real estate and VACATION WITH school and their spouses attended New York City. After spending Radio normal mean temperature in the TEEN-AGERS W.VRNED cation until Aug. 1'. insurance, is the new chairman of the dinner. Also present was Miss t'wo years in the U.S. Na'vy at Pen' Hartford area during this period is Hartford, July ItMA*! — Brig. Hike Student Ooets (This Uating Incindea only those newa broadowta of 10 or IS-mlnote the Insurance advisory commit- AN AMERICAN MADE VJola Larson, elementary super- sacola, Fla., he attended the Uni- length. Some etationa carry other abort neweoaata.) 74 degrees ranging from a daily Gen. Ernest E. Novey, state direc T h e sd'visory committee con- tee. He succeeds John L. Jenney. visor, who is also retiring from versity of Pennsylvania Graduate Making Way For A New-A Larger high of 86 to a low of 62. Rainfall tor of Selective Service, yester curred 'with a recent board of ed- Earle Rohan is vice chairman' education this year. She will be School of Medicine in Philadelphia WDBO-usa WINF—Ufa may total one-half to three-quar- day Issued a reminder to. teen' ucation decision to increase the and M. Kenneth Ostrinsky is sec- 6:00 News 6:00 News ters of an inch occurring as, show- TRANSISTOR married July 29 In Meriden to for one year. Before coming - to 6:08 Today on Wall Street 6:10 WaU Street agers who will celebrate their 18th student insurance coverage. retary. Leonard Rivard replaces Da'vld Swanson of that city. Also Manchester he was in residency as 6:10 Sport News 6:16 Bob Bacon—Bporta ers Saturday and Sunday, and birthday while on vacation. They The complete cost of X-ray ex- T. J. Crockett on the committee, Mrs. Lydia Allen, music supervisor an oral. surgeon for one year at 6:16 Art Johnson Show 6:25 Showcase again about Wednesday. must register at the neartst Selec- aminations for Injuries, as well as 8:06 C ryst^ Lake Hop 6:45 Lowell Thomas—Sports Library Floor Slabs Go into Place and former chairman Jenney be- and her husband. Mrs, Allen is also the Marlon County General Hos- 11 ;0e Raynor Shines 7:00 CBS News A tive Service board within five days the complete repiUr of damages to comes an advisor th-.Uie commit- retiring this year. pital,^ Indianapolis, Ind. 1:00 News a Sign Oft. 7:10 CBS In Persoa after reaching 18. Novey said. F’ail- Workmen lower the present concrete floor slabs into position on the south wing of Mary Cheney teeth will be covered under the tee. WBJL't— n S 7:30 Pulton Lewis Agree on Judges Donald Tuttle, chairman of the Dr. Peracchio is the eon of Mr. 6:00 Sound Stage 7:45 Showcase of Musle Yes we 4 Library. The operation, done ■with a crane, attracted a lot of attention from passersby who stop- Washington, July 14 Sens. ure to comply with the order can board of education, was toastmas- 8:80 Night Plight We are result in immediate Induction into ped passing and took up gawking. Librarians on duty Inside found reasons to go into the children’s and Mrs. Vincent Peracchio of Bol- 8:00 The World Tonight Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., says he ter and'George Patoos,'principal of ton. He lives with his wife, the 12:00 Sign Oi l 8:55 Yankees at Chicago. the armed forces, he warned. room overlooking the south end. (Herald photo byOflarai). the school, presented a gift, brief wno—1666 11:30 Showcase and News are Doubling and John M. Bailey, Democratic RADIO former^Marilyn Tribima of Boston, 6:00 News. Weather a Sports 13:15 Sign Off 1 national chairman, have agreed on case, pen and pencil set and desk land two children, in London Park, 6:80 Supperiime Sersnadt 1 recommendations of two new fed- Cooper Hill St.; Mrs. Cynthia ford; Paul Sllvlnsky, RFT) 2, Rock- ZENITH; MOTOROLA, pen set to Graff, from the gonjp. 6:45 Three Star Stotra Expanding its f Brezinski and son, 61 Seaman (Cir- Hebron. 7:06 Ckmversatlon Pleca India Third in Tobacco ’ i eral Judges and a U.S. attorney for C y c lists R e p o r t e d Hospital Notes ville; Scott Yonan, 21 Pine Knob RCA, BdeRSONi Ferscmal Notes , : 7:30 News of the Worid. Connecticut. cle; Mrs. Beatrice Stansfield and Circle, Wapping; Andrew Gras- Mrs. Madison Woodward, Co- 7:46 Grandstand Bandstand Our Store Size 'A Dodd said yesterday diKussions daughter, 12 Ironwood Dr, Ver- .sette, 26 Thompson St., Rockville; GCNCHAL aECTRIC 7:56_Baltimore at Red Sox Bombay—India la growing 700,- N e a r i n g R o c k ie s SPECIALS lumbia Lake, is a patient at Wind- 11:00 News 000,000 pounds of tobacco a year Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. non; Mrs. Lois Williams and son, of other federal appointments In Mrs. Josephind Dorsey, 529 E. ham Community Memorial Hos- New Miss USA 11:15 Sports Ptoal the state are continuing. for all areas except maternity 42 Amott Rd.; Mrs. Ella Bemotus Middle Tpke.; Ralph Blodgett, 307 FOR THE WEEKEND pital. 11:80 StuUgbt Serenade on 900,000 acrea. Mora than 80 per Reoommendod for the Judge- Up the mountains, down the hills where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 and 8on. 34 Hyde St. Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Nancy Kent- THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY Re a l Q u a lity Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt of 1:00 Sign Off cent of the tobacco la consumed in • Ships, created by a recent omni- and vales, over the great river, to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son field and daughter, Columbia; Mrs. > wrop—1416 India. Laat year 88,0(X),000 pounds to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durren- Columbia Center, have had as their 5-7,36 - 23 - 36 6:00 Today In Hartford ■were exported. Inffia, the world’s bus Jtidgeelup bUl passed by Con- across the Great Plains, the two they are 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. Visitors Helen O’Kane Euid son, 59 Bissell CROCHETED STRAW DRESSES Low Prices house guests, Mr. and Mrs. F7«d- 7:00 B obgoott gress, were M. Joseph Blumenfeld, youths pioneer their way to the are requested not to smoke in berger, 30 St. John St.; a daugh- St.; Mrs. Marilyn Keyes and FROM ITALY. REG. $29.95...... erick Hunt and daughter Sandra 9:00 Ray Someta ^ third largest tobacco producer, BhxnnAeld, Dodd's law partner, Gqlden Gate. patients' rooms. No more than ter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mor- daughter, Meriden. of Delta, Ohio. Frederick Hunt is a (Continued from Page One) 11:00 News manufactured 32 billion cigarettes BIGGER SAVINGS! BIGGER VALUES! Robert Donahue. 23, of 90 Cooper rison, East Hartford; a daughter 11:10 Ray Somers laat year. and T. Ehmnot CMlre, Danietoon, two visitors at one time, per ITALIAN HATS and BAGS. S A A r SAMPLE BUY. nephew, brought up by his uncle, 1:00 Del Raycee Show dmirman of the State Liquor Con- Hill St., and his partner. John patient to Mr. and Mrs. William Chap- who returns frequently for a visit "Miss Stock Show’’ crown at Wa- trol Commission. Chesney of Stamford., begin the man. 82 Village St., Rockville. Honored REG. $14.95...... ,y o with his family. terproof, then her home town, Robert C. Zampeno, 32, town last tiring leg of their cross-c’oun' PaHenta Toda.v: 177 BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to "The Rotary Club entered me,” Mr and Mrs. Donald Yeomans, 14 ohunsel, for East Haven, was en- try bicycle journey. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Only flUmdpHBtMT ilgatlati, to itaeit and to the worid, f), the ihip pulled into South- avarythlng. Tha only Uua happl- ‘White Paper’,j on Berlin Not Part of Way of Life call for wiadora and reatralnt harapton b u b w being greeted by Bsaa eomea froiki aqnandawhg eur- DejMRdablB &tntiti9 I ff]^ Scouts Cross' Ocean, twenty Xngtieh Rangan. aalvoB for a purpoae.” Wenney's Thus we got our first taste of Submittad by s layman Fallarc W w A Kindnaas EurojM, and onca a n in the thrill of Osntar OOBgragatidiial Useil Refrigtraitra ma U.S, td Dramatize Dempsey Raps Apathy of being eh internauOMl aoout. Church. H ie British, aa we sum*cted Head for Manchester Says John Maaon Brown author Says:- Overhauled and Tested they might, have been taking the or ‘'Seeing Things": •TVhat hi^ipl- Bwlft deeiaivcneas and efficiency (Ftrst word hotn Manchester’s* A few daya out, ceremonies were 'n«w la, no person oaa aay for an- On Deaths in Traffic Senior Oirl Soout Troop 1 arrived held for the purpoee of making Open Forum f)ive boirif; Efforts for Peace of their mlUtaiy entrance into Ku- .other. But no ona, I am convinced, et U m Herald tMa meming in the stewards, waiters, elevator opera- Pottertorl's - PubUiM Oran wait, where they fbund-no fighting da|i be happy who Uvoa only foi^ (Continqed from Pegs Onel oiiwa and BolUay*___ form of a foiW-page letter, mailed tors and crew scouts. They became Tleartfrit thankif the Distinction it (leu'rves:! on these same subjects can be ISO Center St.—Cor. of Charbli PoMCXno* at Maaehaatar to do, as a demonatration ef a re- from Manriiester, Bnglend, on very attached to the pine we gave To the Editor, hlniteU. Tha Joy of living comes riAM'S SHOi~l (Continued from Page One) Berlin crisis before the American drafted in such a way that they -Bcoood Oata Mall Haitar, vival of that kind of BriUah Utm THieaday, July 11. This Hret re- them, and one would have to nght If only we knew each Individ- people aa plainly aa possible and that it ranged as high as 465 in will be. "acceptable” to the next from ihimersion in something — united through frefe election In to explain what ateps the U.S. and 1935, when there were ftur fewer which stalled and delayed and port of events on board the “Hen-, to tear it off their I^Mls. ual who has so generously given more accurately, anything — that I SERVICE I session of the legislature. mnscRcnioM ratbm One evening Gloria Trakas and East as well as West Germany. Allied governments.are taking to automobiles. Pavwa IB Adraaca fumbled - in the 1956 attack on eeattc” o f the German-American of their time, thought, atrmgth we know t6 he bigger, better, Police Chief Francis V. Mc- lin e wee written by Debbie Miller, Karen Mitchell practiced ballet exr and gifts in this town wlda David I 7 0 1 M A I N S T . I w i t h t h o (U.S. officials feel, however, that deal with the' Soviet challenge. "I refuse to concede. howeVer,” Manus of New Haven presided at Suez—fumbled so long, in fact, more enduring,-and Worthier than he saiC'^'and I hope that no one HOUSE daughter of Mr. and Mfa. Bruce ercisea on the stonn reilings mtich Higgins Fund, it would be our we are. the forthcoming note will be only The controversy Is expected to the meeting in his capacity aa ^jrhrat M o ^ ...... that there was time for the United Miller,. 56 S. Hawrthorne St. A note to the delight o f the stewards. The wish to contact them pdraonaUy one shot In the propaganda battle grow much sharper by next fall will concede, that there is a limit "People, ideas, eausas, abova president of the State Chiefs of ~*ona KoBtn Naticms to Interfere and save Nas- enclooed by Mias Ehnily Smith, following morning aa they em erg^ to let them kngw how grateful we 115% OFF I and that further measures must although it could based somewhat to what weXwi do.” Police Association. "WeaBy ...... from their cabin, three stewards all, continuities — tha«a.,^er tha if active negotiations develop by ser from the attack on him by aoout leader, reported the group ere. be taken as the struggle develops. The governor expressed i-egret Was enroute to greet the Lord were gracefully doing exercisea at We as human beinga aeem to one possible escape' not^ merely The proposed white paper — a then between the western^ powers that two bills llmt had his person- P A I N T S Britain, France, and Israel. Mayor of Mancheater, England, the railing. question all tangible things, in- from aelfishnese but from tha.him- I ON ALL SHOE | term loosely used here to cover an and Russia in an effort to find a al backing were scuttled this year « H m Aaaaclataa Praaa la azcluMraly If only we had been this effi- and promised other letten Linda Johnson spent one never- stead of sitting quietly by, truat- gers ta solitude and tha sorrows of official document reviewing the Way out of the crisis. in the General Aheembly. One Film developed and printed Interior and Exterior •laBttttaa to Um naa oT rapublteaUan af aimlessness. No person la as uitv •an aawa dtanalebaa oraimad to It or cient in 1956, some of the British follow.) to-be-forgdtten ..fternoon locked in tng that God will provide far our history of a controversy — fits Into Man while, Kennedy and ' Secre- would have set an aMohite maxi- JUMBO'SIZE— 1 DAY the shower yelling far help. Sev- latwesting as a person without in- I REPAIRINO All Colors g «not otharwtaa credited to ttUa paper have been saying since Kuwait, we "Emily — Emily, my luggage every needs in His own way. this pattern of propaganda con- tary of State Dean Rusk are deep- mum statei\'ide speed ni™l *od SERVICE •aad alao toe local newa pupllahed here, hasn't oome on board" was the eral pei^le went by, but thinking terests. The pitiful people are nict. ly involved In an intensive consul- the other would have n»a p i t a 1B3BT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 MANCHESTER Evening herald, Manchester, conn., Friday, jul y i 4, i 96i PAGE NINE I RockviUe-Vernon 1 - -n m n ' Aide Asked Bolton Erismaivn, - Bonnie Flint, ,Bruoe Longest EncycliciEil Obituary Rockville-y ernon Freeman, Da-vld Glass, 'Fiona Nazarenes End JOHN & W H nH AM (^ e e , Susan Goodrich, Charles Lively Fall Campaign Seen For Martin Griffiths, Charles Hollister, Nemcy Vacation School Rmu M . Waffser J- i N PBC to Study 105 Students Hovland, Norma Hubtwrd, (Cath- LANDSGAPINil Vsmon — RonaKL Bugens Wag- erine Hublard. . The Church of the Nazarene, LAWN MAINTENANCE Hits Great Rewards By Leaders of Both Parties ner, five-year-irid son of Jms E. Jr. By Mahoney Also, M-ark Ireland, Beth Kloter, held the last regular session of its and Esther Martin Wagner of Cafeteria Job On Honor Roll Linda McLeod, Marie Mecca, daily Vacation Bible School today. Ml 9-7090 David Mitchell, Nancy Peezka, (Ooat4aa«d fraoi Om ) High Manor Park, dlad at his Democratic Director Francis A . special program will be , pre- during Uis neriod mentioned by An active campalfa, ths mdst^Iodged agslnat Arthur W. Burgess, Donna Richard,. Marianne Rleder, home yazterday. m e labile Building Commis- Sykes Junior High School fourth sented by the children Sunday at Pius x n , h is tuidergone in tl)«M setiva in rOcent years. Is predictM 24, of IM Prospect St, who wss He was bom in Hartford. Mahoney today called for the ap- Leslie Salmon, Viola Schatz, Deb- 10 a.m. In the nave of the church, muaim pravioualy •• "Ui«Ui« ntw, arrested-at 2 s.m. today by Rock- sion will meet TuMday at 8 p.m. at quarter honor roll lists 105 stu- m v e and at Umea ptrUona ptob* two decades profound transforma- in the next two months by 'V'ertioin Besides hla paranta, he la sur- pointment of an administrative ss- orah Seraphin, Beth Ann Slog, 236 Main St. ville .Patrolman Cfisrenca O. Neff. the Bolton Elementary School to dents. , Dennis Shea, Robie Shimoda, Inn of our epoch." tions both in the internal struc- Republican and pemocratic lead- vived by two Bisten, Robin and slstant-personnel manager for Eight students in both Grade 7 The enrollment of the school ture of each political community Police said Burgess was origin- consider their first assignment Trudl Schuierer, Skinner, was 130. Many of the children did Vatican circlca conaidarod the era lookinf ahead to the O ct 8 Rene; his paternal grandparents, General Manager Richard Martin. and Grade 8 made'high honors; 49 TV OR RADIO and in their mutual relatibns." ally charged with lascivious car- Jess E. Wagnsr Sr. of Philadel- since their election two years age. William Stark, Lorrie Stevenson, outstanding work both in Scrip- Fope'a encyclical a call to all riage. Unable to post the 81,000 Mahoney’s suggestion may hava Grade 8 students made general cairlatlana Of the world to defend The Pope mentioned, in this town eiectiona. phia, Pa., and Mrs. June Wagner Linda Wakefield and Jerald Wil- ture memorization and in their P L A Y I N G bond, BuiYeas wSs due in Bast repercussions on several sides. The commission will be in charge honors and 40 Grade 7 students. their Chriatlan h e rita ^ The Pope connection, developments in sci- Herman G. Olaon. a member of of West Hartford; and hla ma- of converting part of the cafeteria Grade 8 students who made high son. work books, the pastor, the Rev. ence, technology, and economics, the Republican nominating com- Hartford Circuit Court today. ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. General Manager Richard Martin C. E. Winslow, said. P O O R L Y ? himaelf aaid hla womb were "di- The case is still under investiga- at the school into classrooms. honors were Dorothy Arzt, Lynette lected to all Chtlatiana.” « the discovery of nuclear energy mittee, and Atty. Herbert Hanha- Marcus Bagley of Neodham, Maas. Is already on record in opposition Dauphin, Howard Denslow, Kath- The handcraft ot all the depart- MiNO r o u t i ^ s IN r o t Uon. The board of education voted to menst will be on display in the Titled "Mater and Maciatra"— and “its , application first to (he bury, chairman of the Democratib Fuheral services will be held to the hiring of an administratl'vs have the commission supervlsa erine. Falconer, Barry McOacken, purposes of war and later its in- nominating committee, said |odev Hoepltal Notea assistant for himself. Andersons Leave lower auditorium o f the church. meaning the church aa “ mother Admitted Thuniday: Margaret Saturday at 2;S0 p.m. at the Rdck- that project after a petition waa Alan PesMe, Denise Stankovics and FM fg and teacher"—the encyclical waa creasing employment for peace- - i theris are important lesuea which ville Baptist Church^ The Rev. The board of directors Is con- received from S3 parents objecting Louise Watson. ful ends" the "unlimited possibil- will have to be put before the vot- Small, 38 WhlU St.; Bernice Phll- For Sweden Visit laaued In commemoration of the lipps, Se^'iBrooklyn St. Wlnthrop W, Farnsworth will of- sidering the idea of establishing a to the uee of Rooip 19 for classes. High honor students in Grade 7 70th anniversary of the "Rerum ities opened up by chemistry in ers, now that consolidation has ficiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill personnel appeals board for town 25 Candidates synthetic products," the growtn of been defeated and the town muet Admitted today: Donna Tracy, were GaiJ Archambault, Clifford CHILD’S STERILIZED Koxarum” (of new things) issued Kelley Rd., Vernon. Cemetery, Rockville. employes with a view to giving m e board of education will meet Brierly, Diana Hunt, Jose p‘'h Mr. and Mrs. 'Victor Anderson, by Pope Leo X m on May 15, 1891. automation, the modernization of I Engaged turn to Its present tri-govemment Friends may call at. the New- municipal employes an arbitration 20 Lucian iSt., left Sunday for a agriculture, the disa*ppearance of setup, sho'wing signs of becoming Birth Thursday: A daughter to Monday at 8 p.m. at the school to Kayan, Ellen Kirk, Karen Kloter, ' The Rerum Novarum is the Tile engagement of Mis.«i Anna Mr, and Mrs. Richard Bean, 41 kirk and Whitney Funersl Home, board which was completely in- finish the agenda begun last Mon- Darryl Lavitt, and David Scibek. month’jt trip to Sweden, where HEALTH SAND basic document of the Roman distance through radio and l>>Ie- unwieldy. 766 Farmington Ave., West Hart- dependent from the general man- vHsion, the increased speed in Suchy of Manchester to Karl R. Both men looked ahead to a vig- Brooklyn St. day. On the agenda is a report of General honors In Grade 8'went they will 'Visit brothers, sisters and REPLACEMENT TUBES Catholic Church's modem attitude Link of New Britain has been an- Discharged Thursday: Lydia ford, today from T to 9 p.m. ager. progress on securing a superin- to: Shirley Allen, Pamela Arnold, on social problems. transportation, the initial con- orous campaign. The general manager is In favor other relatives that they haven’t W. H. ENGLAND FOR EVERY SET! quests of interplanetary space. nounced by her father, John Olson said candidates will have Hetntz, 64 Union St.; Frances tendent-principal. John HarriS) WllUam Borkowskl, Richard Bow- seen ih 40 years. nih new encyclical is divided Suchy, 91 Clinton St. Zbyk, 42 Spring St.; Walter Kane, Mrs. Celestln NeuvUIe of the appeals board since, he said, chairman of the board, reported at maif,' Sharon Brady, Dorothy Ca- LUMBER CO. In the social field, said the Pope, to forget politics in this cam- when he is called on to decide dis- They were given a farewell par- into four major sections, llie first Miss Suchy is also the daughter S Lewis Circle; Loraine Duntz, The ^neral of Mrs. Celestln Neu- the last meeting that 25 applica- sadei, Frances Chapman. Vicki ty Saturday night by friend.s at s Open All Day Saturday • ARTHUR'S briefly reviews action In the so- there have been developments in paign and take positions strictly putes between employes and de- Cohen, Bradford Crandall. Deborah 942 Main St., ftlanchester of the late Mrs. Katherine Suchy. for the good of the commimity. Grandview Rd., Tolland; Wll- vllle, 4^ W. Midle Tpke., was held tions have been received so far for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl da! field by Pope Leo xnt. Pope systems for social insurance and Her fiance is the son of Mr. and helmina Leary, Windsor LMks. this morning at the Walter N. Le- partment heads, “My first inclina- the post. Applications will be ac- Davis, Catherine Dobosz, Bethia "At the Green"—Ml 9-5201 Corner of St. James St. —in more politically advanced He said such a stand "may step tion is to uphold the authority of Hultgren, 128 Wetherell St. Plus XI and Pope Plus XII. Mrs. Robert Link of New Britain. on a few tota and lose a few clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main S t, cepted until Aug. I. Driggs, Kenneth Foisie, Joan Har- The second section is devoted to communities—social security sys- Miss Suchy graduated from Vernon and TalcottvlUe news Is followed by a solemn high Mass of the department head.” Other items to be considered In- rison, Loretta Kayan, Susan Kel- tems. In labor movements, he friends, but tne aim should be for •The municipal employes union, ler, Juliet Kupferschmid. private property and the interven- Manchester High School, and re- the community.” handled through .the Herald's Rock- requiem at St. Bridget’s Church. clude current maintenance needs, tion of public powers and organ- went on, there has been develop- ceived her assofiate degrqe in’ ville bureau, 5 W. Main St., TRe> The Rev. Stanley E. HsstUIo however, favors having a special the 1961-2 budget,.school facilities Also, David Larson, Richard ment of a more responsible atti- He said in recent months the arbitration group rather than a isations in the economic field; the business administration from the mont 5-S1S6 or Mitchell 0-8797. wss celebrant, assisted by the Rev. and a review of the procedure for Lee, Piobert Lchrmitt, Rosemary tude toward the greater socio- present divided systems of gov- personnel appeals board. processes of socialization and eco- University of Hartford. She was ernment have shown new problems John D. Regun as deacon, and the handling ill children. Lbniekf Longina Lupi, Sandra economic problems. a member of Epsilon Xi Sigma, Rev. James T. O’Gonnell as subdea- The appointment of An adminis- nomic development and the "ac- "First of all." aaid the Pope, “it and weaknesaes. Council Assignments Maritlla, Cheryl Maron, Gina Ma- tive presence of laborers in pro- honorary secretarial sorority, and con. Mrs. Raymond Murphy was trative aasistant to the general At an executive committee should be affirmed that the eco- Hannabury indicated the defeat manager was one of the planks in turanb,. (?ynthla Mlphalak, Ellen ductive organisation." Delta I^ i Alpha. Miss Suchy is of consolidation has been the ma- organist and soloist. meeting of St. Maurice Council of Miffltt, ' Allen Mooney, Donald nomic order is the creation of the employed by the Hartford Fire In- the Republican tdWn platform In The third section considers so- jor factor in putting new empha- The Burial.was In St. Bridget’s Ceme- Catholic Women last night com- Mooney, Robert Murphy, Richard personal initiative of private cit- surance Company Group in Hart- tery, with committal service read October. mittee chairman assignments were cial questions in broad terms, izens themselves, working' either sis on the coming elections. Tuesday night the Republican- Newburgh’s city manager Joseph Mitchell, center seated, studies welfare problems with members of Newell, Robert Newmarker, Caro- ford. by Father Hastlllo. Bearers were made. the Newburgh council. From left are councilmen George McKneally, Mitchell and William Doulln. lyn Philleson, Linda Plader, Sha- with the plea for social justice Individually or In association with' Mr. Link was graduated from He said the Democrats, who have controlled board of directors con- always b ^ for consolidation, will Doctor Says Raymond Damato, Emil Dietz, St. Genestus Guild, will be head- Standing at left is William McIntyre. (AP Photofax)). ron Pue. between different economic com- each other in various ways for the New Britain High School and re- Charles Plllard, Richard Plllard. sidered setting a date for a publia ed by Mrs. Roland Masse and Mrs. munities and a oall for coopera- prosecution of common interests.” run candidates who are oriented to hearing on the ordinance which Also, Richard Rock, Allta Ssui- ceived his B.S. degree from the consolidation and who will work to Robert Pelletier, and Eugene Pel- Henry Perry; program, Mrs. Rob- tion between developed and under- The encyclical nms about 25.000 College of Pharmacy of the Uni- By HAROLD T. HYMAN, M. D. letier. would have established an appeals lak, Blenore Schaefer, Anthony ?2 words, filling 56 printed pages in that end. ert Simmons; organization and de- developed countries. In the former versity of Connecticut. He was a Written for Newspaper Enterprise board. Atty. Arthur LeClain Jr. velopment, Mrs. Anthony Armen- Home Rule Principle at Stake Shattuck, Patricia Shea, Mark category, agriculture was partic- its English text. member of Rho Pi Phi. interna- Issues that have arisen In- past AsSn. had drawn up the ordinance at tha Shimoda, Philip Skogiund, Char- GS -tano; secretary, Mrs. George Man- months, and which have not been request of the general manager. lene Steppe, Robert Surdel, Daniel ularly dted, the Pope saying that This is what Pope John had to tional pharmaceutical fraternity, Most of us have family Biblea in eggia; ways and means, Mrs. Ed- it today is in depressed state in say on some of the topics covered at the university. He is employed explored too deeply because of the However, the board unanimously Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Richard consolidation drive, are Inter-gov- which we record births, weddings Fiinerala ward Carison, assisted by Mrs. nearly all of the world. The State in the Elconomlc Field by the Sunvale Pharmacy in New decided to wait until more infor- Gasprin Morra. Urban, Gretchen Vandervoort, and — “The principle must always be emment efficiency, attraction of and .deaths. Why can’t we keep a mation could be gathered before Peggy Yetz. Pope John devoted the fourth Britain. Mrs. Annie McManus St. Martha’s Guild, refresh- Newburgh Starts Crackdown reaffirmed that the presence of industrial and commercial enter- setting any date for a public hear- General honors In Grade 7 went and flnal section of his encyclical An Oct. 14 wedding is planned. prise, trash disposal, tax inequities, similar record of health—the name, ' Funeral servlcea for Mrs. Annie ments, will have Mrs. John Dahl- to a consideration of "reconstruc- the state in the economic field date and nature of every Immuni- ing. quist as chairman; St. Camillu's, to, Cynthia Aneetis, Ronalee and the need to increase govern- McManus, Cook Dr., Bolton, will Auclalr, Deborah Burbank, David tion of social relationship in truth, no matter how widespread and must be made so that at least in ment forces to handle growing de- zation given {o each member of the be held at the Holmes Funeral vi.siting and welfare, Mrs. Keeney justice and love." penetrating, must not be exer' Hutchinson; St. Agnes, youth and Oamp)>ell, Lawrence Clark, Lind- the future only a just share of the mands on the town. family 7 Home, 400 Main St., tomorrow at RockviUe-Vernon On Recipients of Public Dole ley Dent, Sharon Devine, James In a clear reference to com- clscd so as to reduce evermore the fruits of production be permitted The party leaders said it is too 11 a.m. The Rev. Carlton Daley, the nursery, Mrs. William Minor; munism, although he did not men- sphere of freedom of the personal to accumulate in the hands of the Harvard University Medical pastor of the United Methodist sacristry and altar care, Mr.s. Doggart, Kathleen Dougan, David early to tell what the stands will School runs a clinic at which im- tion it by name, he said that there initiative of Individual citizens, wealthy, and thht an ample suffi- be on various key issues, but look- Church, Bolton, will officiate. Bur- Courtney Tucker ana Mrs. Andi-ew.- F a m ous N a tio n a lly A d v e rtis e d munization is offered for little or New VFW Plani Fisher: St. 'Vincent de Paul Guild, Newburgh, N. Y., July 14 (IP) —the program for welfare oases ef-i^are mounting, and the only way to Is an imperishable religious im- but rather so as to guarantee in ciency be supplied to the working ed forward to quick clarification ial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery, CilM feotive July 15. Among other that sphere the greatest possible no fee. Hundreds of parents bring cooperation with charities, Mrs. Beneath the spotlight of national curtail them are the steps which pulse "which constantly expressed men." once the party nominations have Mystic. things, it cuts unwed moUiers off you have already taken . . . more scope by the effective protection He also said that there are de- their children there for protection. Friends may call at the funeral Sales Campaign I.uclen Laplerre; St. Gregory, par- attention, this Hudson Rivikr com- Paints a t K in g's Lo w , Lo w Prices Itself everywhere, even though been made. Recently, medical students un- ent education, Mrs. George Mur- relief, if they continue to bear il- power to you.” trampled down by violence or for each and all' of the easential mands for the common good on the The Democrats will endorse a home tonight from 7 to 9. munity embarks tomorrow on a legitimate children, and it requires In the gathering force of the Hear Ye! personal rights." world level to avoid all forms of der faculty direction began to sur- The new 'Veterans of Foreign phy; St. Frances de Sales, public ddUfuIly smothered." slate next Wednesday while the Re- vey the parents who brought their relations, Mrs John McDermott stiff crackdown on welfare re- able-bodied men on relief to work storm, Mitchell and the city coun- unfair .competition between econo publicans will endorse a slate of Month’s Mind Masa Wars post in Rockville will spon- "In fact,” said the Pope, "the Socialization — "Ought It to be children -in f o r immunization and Mrs. William Minor; St. Fran- cipients, those of its residents who for the city 40 hours a. week. cil stood firm. In answer to concluded. . . that socialization, mles of different countries, to en candidates Monday in open party A month’s mind Maas for Elmeat sor a telephone aales campaign live on public dole. "This time Mitchell brought "a charg:es of racial discrimination, most fundamental modem error courage collaboration between these against smallpox, whooping cough, Decioccio will be celebrated Sat- cis of Assi.sl, spiritual develop- growing in extent and depth, ne- caucus. diphtheria, tetanus and poliomyeli- during the next few weeks to g'aln ment, Mrs. Nelson Goble; St. Jer- The exj)resBed idea behind a new real storm dow-n around his head. the city manager said: is that o f considering the reUgious economies, and to cooperate in the Twenty-four posts will be open in urday at 7 a.m. at St. James’ demands of the human soul as cessarily reduces men to autO' tis. Elach parent was asked: "Have money for the post building fund. nme, libraries and literature, Mrs. code for welfare cases is to sweep In the city itself, Democratic "We have reached the saturation matona? It is a question which economic development of com the Oct. 2 elections. C^iurch. mounting relief rolls clear of Mayor William Ryan and Orange point here for unskilled workers, an expression of feeling or of muniUes that are leaa advanced. you been immunized against this A post spokesman said the VFW William Smith; St. Ives, legisla- fanrtasiy, or a product of some con- must be answered negatively The Democrats, currently the disease ? Do you have a record ? tion, Mrs. Charles Robbins. chiselers. But critics of the plan County Democratic Chairman whether they’re Irish Catholic or We consider that zocialization can Pope John said that "the right "out” party, are expected to noml members will sell cleaners and fear that many an Innocent person Sears Hunter fought the program. Negro.” tingent event and should be thus of private ownership of goods, of The shocking result of . the sur- Higgins Benefit Game and ought to be realized in zuch nate the full slate allowable under other household items through ar- may suffer. So did City Welfare Commissioner To the state, Mitchell aaid In a eUminated as an anachronism and productive goods exclusively, has a vey was that one-fourth did not Collins Suggests rangement with a distributor in A 'baseball game to ttenefit tiie aa an obstacle to human progrees.' a way aa to draw from it the minority representation Jaws - 17, know whether the.v had ever been Da'vid Higgins Memorial Fund in At stake is a principle of great John O'Donnell — who resigned statement: permanent validity” because It “ is The p o p may not nominate that Willimantic. importance to nearly every city Again, in an even clearer refer- advantages contained therein and a natural right founded on ontO' Immunized. Slightly less than two- GOP Reconsider Manchester will be played Sunday Monday in protest. “Newcomers have no right to many, due to contests for unex- The' post, 'newly formed In the in the land — the right of a muni- On the state level, the State enoe to oommuniam and the to remove or restrain the negative logical and finalistic priority of in fifths had never been immunized wake of bankruptcy of the old at 3 p.m. at the Biolton Elemen wreck our city. They have no right aspects... So long as socialization pired terms on two town boards. cipality to regulate its own af-^ Welfare Board said the new regu- Valspar for diphtheria, whooping cough or tary ScJiool field. The managers, to prejudice the Interests of our cfaurdi under H, which the late di'vidual human beings aa com' Unexpired terms are to be filled School Fund Cut post, is currently leasing quarters Pope PluB X n deacribed as the confines its activity within the tetanus (lock jaw) and more than coaches, umpires and officers of fairs, even though it accepts fed- lations violated state and federal citizens . . . we do not think It Is pared with society.” on .the boards of education and on Rt. 74 in Tolland and has an op- eral and state funds in support of TSwrch o f SHence,” Pope John limits of the moral order... It This, however, he said, "does one half had not taken advantage tion to buy the property. the Perk and Recreation Depart- law and could jeopardize payment moral to appropriate public funds said: does not of its nature entail seri- finance. of polio vaccine. Democratic Director William ment, coached by Pete Roberts, some of Its programs. The prin- of federal welfare funds to every to finance crime, illegitimacy, not exclude that the state and The board of education conteat ^The spokesman said, however, it "It ia true that the persecution ous dangers of restriction to the Collins said today he wxmld like A Soaring Star will play the ^ Ito n Pontlcelll ciple is one of home rule. community in the state—a total disease and other social evils.” other public agencies should law- ia the one which is drawing the Stated in positive terms, only a is too early to tell whether or not Behind the furor over welfare in My name is— o f so many o f our dearly beloved detriment of individual humaa small minority had profited by the the Republican-controlled board of Balloon Days along Rockville’s the post will exercise the option. team managed by Marshall Lewis. of about 8150 million a year. The state social welfare com- fully possess as property produc nwst attention at the moment. directors to reconsider its derision Newburgh stands Joseph Mitchell, brothers snd sons, which has been bein^, rather it helps to pro- tive goods, especially when they opportunities for health protection mechant's rovv got a lift this mom- There is no deadline set yet for Buck Hammond -will be the um- Repjiblican Gov. Nelson A. missioner last night ordered New- PRISCILLA mote in them the expression and There are, normally, three poets _Tuesday_night_not_to give—any ing -f pom -a-big- bunch -o f -grapes ! pire behind the plate. Three local who became city manager here last- Rockefeller told a^ifewn confer- biTfgir tb^void its proposals. ragdng for decades hi many coun- carry with them an opportunity offered“ by the clinic. "And If thts the T:dmpletion of the sales cam- October. Here £s what he found in tries, even those o f an ancient development of truly personal on the nine-n>em‘ber board to be more money to the board of edu- above the Chamber of Commerce women will be the umpired on ence yesterday he does not approve Mitchell refused, and a court ac- too great to be left to private in- filled every two years. This year, is the immunization status of par- paign. Residents in Vernon, Rock- this city of 31,000 population: My home Is at— Ohiiatiaa dviliaation, makes ever characteristics." dividuals without injury to the ents living in close proximity to a cation, in 'View of the fact that oflice in the Doane Building. ville, Tolland and Ellington will be base. The players have promised of the Newburgh plan, adding: tion by the state against the city however, there ia a fourth post medical center such as Boston, one the surplus from the 1960-61 fiscal an intcreerting game, for a worthy Costa Up, Population Down “I cannot bring myself to be- appeared likely. PILGRIM MILLS clearer to us tha dignified superi- Underdeveloped CJountries — community at large." open, the one currently held by Hie "gmpes’’ aro of course, contacted during the campaign. ority o f the penMcuted and the '“Our h(»rt is filled with a deep Pope John described agriculture shudders to think what the results years proved to be 881,000 more cause. Welfare costs have Increased lieve that the city of Newburgh Meanwhile, on the eve of in- Chqney Hall, Hartford Rd. OUTSIDE Democrat Mns. Elizabeth Spurling, some of the balloons used in the refined barbarity o f the persecut sadness 'in contemplating the im- as a depressed sector In world eco- might be in rural areas where pro- than emtiripated. About Town every year in the past decade, al- will deliberately take any action auguration of the new code, who 'was appointed to the seat on sales promotion, which broke though the city lost population oral: to thdt, if it does not give measurably sorrowful spectacle of nomy. He said that throughout the tection is less readily obtained. The directors had anticipated loose this rooming from their Several Bolton youngsters ap- that would 'Violate state and fed- Mitchell revealed that home relief My Pur|M>se Is— visible signs o f repentance, K in- numl»rs of workers in many world, there has been an exodus the resigmlkm of now Mayor Leo a surplus of 823,000, but the sur- Dental Candidates penred cm the “Ranger Andy” TV The city’s welfare expenses had eral law.” and dependent child welfare cases B. Flaherty Jr. of Rockville. Now what are the explanations plus turned out to be 8140,000. mooring on-the Chamber of Com- grown to 8983,085 annually — To make friends, and help duces many to think." lands and entire continents, who of farm population to urban cen- of this self-neglect on the part of merce stair rail. show yesterday afternoon. The But Mitchell later insisted the have dropped sharply in the last The 8S1.000 In additiem tb the group went to the TV station as larger than the combined cost of all you ladies who love beau- The Pope said that ‘The moat are paid w-agea which condemn ters. The four posts open are cur- parents, including those whose Pass State Exams points are legal, and he offered month. He added; them and their families to sub- rently occupied by t-wo Dunocrats 841,000 which the town will re- Although the utility pole is not part of the birthday celebration of police and fire protection — out to explain the city’s position to the ’’Evidently some people have de- tiful fabrics. . . pemicioualy typical aspect of the The Pope said that farm living faith in Immunization led them to a prize, there are many items of human conditions of life. This is standards should be as close as (Mrs. Spurling and Willard G, cedve in unanticipated state aid Jill Early, daughter of Mr. and of a total budget of 83 million a governor. cided to (get off the dole.” modem era nnpaiats in the ab- get protection for their children? merchandise available to shoppers Six Manchester area candldate.s year. One of every 20 resdienta of doubtless due, among other rea- possible to those of the city and Kuhnly) and two Republicans For one thing, it is the erroneous to education is a considerable have successfully passed recent Mrs. Jack Elarly of Bolton Center. The Newburgh branch ot the HOUSE aimd attempt to reoont i uot a sol- amount o f money, said OoiUiiB. in the city today and tomorrow. Newburgh was receiving city wel- aons, to the fact that in these suggested that special tax con- (Winfred A. Kloter and Clherlea Impression that certain diseases, Connecticut Dental Commission Jill’s guests Included Patty Dim- National Association for the Ad- id and fruitful tamporal order pre- The Republican majority should Customers at 19 Rock-ville ock, Cathie Gram, Beverly Potter, fare aid of some sort. Bcinding from God . . . and, if pos- coimtries and continents the proc- sideration be given to the agricul R. o n in n ). es^clally whooping cough and po- examinations to practice as den- vancement ot Colored People de- of industrialization is just be- tural sector because of its slower The maximum number of can- at least consider having a pi^lic stores can pop a balloon with each April Matthews, Susan Crockett In 1950, almost two-thirds of the sible, exfingul*ing man's aIgMmr liomyelitis, a r e "children’s dis- purchase of 81 ot more. Inside each tists. relief clients were white. Last year, manded a federal and state Inves- ginning or is still insufficiently de- returns and greater risks. didatea either party can run for eases." To be sure more children hearing on turning some of the They are Richard J. Freiheit, 43 and Christine Dwley. for God." money over to the board of edu- balloon is a tab carrying a stated more than two-thirds were Negro. tigation, suggesting racial bias. veloped.” the posts is ttu ^ . The tmaximum than adults are afflicted with these Elwood Rd.; Joel M. Kennedy, 9 The Bolton Ponticelll team will Backed by Goldwater Ths encycUcal, getting its name oaton, he said. discount of from 10 to 50 per cent, play the Columbia 2 team tonight The white population of Newburgh In some underdeveloped coun- number the Republicans can win infections. But that's only because French Rd.; Howard M. Paul. 82 The gist of the arguments from its first words, opened: trlea the Pope said, "there stands The direotona 'voted Tuesday which is to be applied to the pur- at Columbia. ' during the decade declined by 13.6 "Mother and teacher of all na- ia two, to fulfill the minority rep- most adults suffered the disease Cottage St., and Roger A. ^ w ton , against the code was th^t it con- PAINT chase. SHOP the harsh and defensive contrast resentation requirement of no night not to hold the hearing on Bolton <3range -will meet tonight per cent, while the number pf non- tions, the unlveraal church (Roman Time of Your Life in childhood, recovered and de- 21 LiUey St., all of Manchester; whites increased 151.4 per cent. stitutes heartless discrimination to the wants of the great majority more than six o f one party on a veloped a natural immunity. turning over the 841,000 to the Free balloons will be floating bn and Robert L. Bray of Talcott Hill at 8 at the (Community Hall for against the helpless, ' Catholic) has been instituted by the abundance and unbridled lux- eductors, The education budget of the cedHngs for children, who will a program on 'vacations. A citizens qommittee appointed Jesus Christ so that qU who in the nine-member board. What they seem to forget Is that Rd., Coventry; and Morton Ober- by the city oouncill said the in- Mitchell waa not without sup- at B OTH ury of the privileged few.” By ARTHUR LORD The prediction ia that the Re- this immunity is not transferable 84 million was cut by 8286,000 by be given free bubble gum and will stein of 7 Pleasant St., Rockville. long course of centuries come to the directors. creasing Negro population result- porters, however. Among them ’In still other countries the Dear Arthur: A young fellow puMicans will let Mrs. Spuriing’s from one adult to another. In other be able to watch a clown in action Dr. Freiheit received a doctor of ADVERTISBMENT— waa Sen. Barry Goldwater, R.- her Iqving embrace may find full- preswt generation la compelled to at the center. FTowers for all occasions. Fu- ed from on influx of migratory ness bf higher life and a guaran- came around the other day and unaxpired term go without oon- words, the adult who did not de- dental surgery degree from the workers, with their families' and Ariz., who wrote to the city man- tee of salvation." undergo inhuman privatlona in or- tried to sell me some mutual fund and will try to pick up two velope an immunity as the result Stores will be open today to 9 Unijversity of Pennsylvania on June nerals, Weddings, Arrangements. ager: FAIRWAY STORES der to increase the'output of the p.m. and on Saturday to 6:30 p.m. Also Gift and Greeting Clurds. .relatives, mostly from the South. z C Q Q shares. He said that now that I am of the three six-year seata. of a childhood attack of the dis- 5. He was graduated from Mount "The abuses in the welfare field "variety at Its best!” The Pope directed his message national economy at a rate of ac- (Herald photo by Satemia) The committee said New York retired I. could double my - savings Reliable sou'rcea say Kuhnly, ease is just every bit as susceptible Elector Setup Hermon School in Mount Hermon, Lee's Florist and Gift Shop, RL not to Catholics alone. Previously celeration which goes beyond the 44-A, Bolton, Tel MI 8-8089. Open state, if not Newburgh itself, has he said It was "directed to all in just a few years. All i have to wiw waa appointed by the Repub- as unprotected youngster. Mass., in 1955. gained a reputation in the South Alr-Conditloned ^aO O limits permitted by justice and hu- lican majority over the Democrat- The son of Dr. and Mrs. Albert dally 9:80 to 7 p.m. (Closed Sun- Christians, without distinction of manity.” do, he said, is Invest in his fund. . A second cause for this neglect as a welfare haven for emigranU. world ic nosninee last fall, 'will not be Changes Seen A. Freiheit, he has been commis- days) green e 975 main street class." 'In other countries a notable I don't know very much about is the false notion that artlfically Conversion Bid With this data 'before hlih,' Texts of the encyclical wefe stocks, but If what this fellow supported by his party. acquired Immunity, produced by sioned.a flrsLlieutenant in the U.S. stamps > 705 middle tpke. east !>ercentage of income is absorbed Manehsstor Evening . Herald, Mit^ell Set but'‘to do something EN JO Y next to new popular e Weatherized for Years ot Wear available today in iU original says is true, I want you to tell me Rev. Kearney to Preach protective injections, is lifelohg. (Continued from Page One) Air Force Dental Corps, and will about the situation. Aa he saw it, n building up or furthering an so. The Rev. Ray L. Kearney, minis- Rejected by ZB 4 leave for Johnson Air Force Base Bolton oomspoodent, Gtece Mc- Latin, and in Spaniah, French, Ger- Ill-conceived national prestige, or Thus, many of us who had shots in he had two oJtemativee—increase •^1, e Low Lustre. White and Colors. man and Ibigllah tranalatlons. J.D. ter of visitation of the Central Bap- childhood or in the armed services near Tokyo, Japan, in a week, for Dermott, telephone Mitchell S- 'vast sums are spent on sirma- knew nothing about It,” Morton The Zoning Board of Appeals 6568. taxes or decrease welfare expendi- LIFE with In succeeding days texts will be Dear J. D.: If what that sales- tist Church in Hartford, will be the settle back in the secure belief that said. two years of practice there. tures. 'The city manager chose the ments.” guest minister at Vernon Center (ZBA)'last night met in e.xecutive Dr. Bray, son of Mr. and Mrs. available in other languages snd P < ^ John said, that In economi- man says is true. I ’ll Invest all I we're untouchables. But this is not Although the plan misfired, latter course. eventually it will be distributed have along with you and we'll both Congregational CSiurch Sunday at so, especially in the case of teta- Kefauver aaid it seemed from the session and denied an application Albert F. Bray, received a D.D.S. M I L L E R H I G H L I F E cally developed countries, it some- the 9:30 a.m. service., from Anthony Investments Inc., degree from Temple University in Last hfa.y 1, Mitchell ordered In all spoken languages of the times happens that “ very great re- get rich. The trouble i.s that no nus, to which so many farmers, la- testimony that Irwin had made “a Ponticeljis Mark reliefers, Except the aged and in- world, Including Russian. PoUah, mutual fund, no stock, no security The Rev. Philip H. Ward, paator borers, motorists w d even ama- rather aubstantiai effort” to upset which sought permission to con- Philadelphia in June. A 1948 grad- in handy 6-paks Valspar muneration” ia made for some task at 'Vernon Center, la on vacation. vert a single-family house at 348 uate of Manchester High School, firm. to pick up their welfare HIG H GLOSS Qilnese, Japanese, Arabic. No is guaranteed to do. ansrthing ex- teur gardeners are occupationally the outcome .-of the presidential checAcs at' police headquarters. The of doubtful value, while “ the dili- He will return to preach Aug. 13 Charter Oak St. into a two-fam- he received B.S. and M.S. degrees 25th Anniversary MUMS other document In the history of gent and profitable work of whole cept change its market price from exposed. Booster shots are needed election in the Electoral College. city m anage said he wanted to FULL PRICE PoUca Arreata ily dwelling. from the University of Connecti- the Roman Catholic Church has classes of decent, hard-working time to time. periodically to assure a sufficient- He described the testimony as verify that the persons on relief TR IM and TRELLIS P A IN T ever had such distribution.' The price may go up. It may go Two youths arrested In Rockville ly high degree of -protection ih the "a most live example” of what The request had been tabled cut. Mr, and Mrs. Charles J. Pon- UTrx A S men receive a payment that is last night have been charged 'with He served two years with the rolls actually existed and were WHm Calling upon the people of the much too small.'' down. case of Wound contamination, es- might happen under the present since a May 15 ZBA public hear- tlcelli, 382 Hackmatack St., will be qualified for welfare a(d. Aa a re- delivering liquor to minors, in this pecially of a penetrating type. ing. U.S. Army Medical Service, and world to cooperate. Pope John Workers." h e said, “ should be Investigating where you can in- Electoral College system. "I feel hono^d at an open house at their sult of the relief muster, five fam- caae four youngsters between the was stationed at the Walter Reed home Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m. said that a ‘‘fruitful and lasting' paid a wage which allows theip to vest your money is absorbing and Finally, for present purposes, we we are running a great danger of ilies were stricken from the rolls. peace la not possible if there is too challenging. If you are really in- ages of 9 and 12. don’t keep proper records of health the people’s will being miscarried," Army Medical Center in Washing- Tne couple’s sons and daughter- GORMAN’S live a truly human life and to face • Richard Lawrence, 16, of 35 ton, D. C., for research work in W-law have arranged the open Local ministers and the State great a,difference between the so^ up with dignity to their family re- terested, you'll want to talk to an- protection. And' this is especially he aaid. Welfare Department condemned Ji - Gol. clal and economic conditiona of (Jrove St., was picked up at 5:45 About Town medical zoology. /nouae for all neighbors and friends sponsibilities.’’ 'i nuity salesmen, life insurance regrettable at a time when so many Kefauver said that aside from the muster order, but their criti- people. salesmen, stock brokers and real by Patrolman Raymond Dunham. “white-collar” employes are shift- At Temple University, Dr. Bray in celebration of the Ponticelli’s On private initiatlVei he said: At 10:15. Dunham picked up the any moral responsibility, Irwin The W d ’LI will hold its annual was a member of Psi Omega den- ctem waa but a murmur of what' In one of the encyclical's most 'Experience shows that where the estate agents. There. is no end to ing jobs. picnic in Susannah W esley' Hall 25th wedding anniverary which 6.37 was to come. BIG SALE undoubtedly was legally right in Important pleaS, the Pontiff warn- the reading you can do on the sub- second accused. Eric Abols, IT! of I 'Wish I could persuade readers tal fraternity and the John A. Kol- wlll.be Wednesday, July 19. ;>eraonal initiative of individuals is 81 Jarvis Rd., Manchester. ^ taking the position that a prest- ,of South Methodist Church Tues- mer honorary medical society. Ho Required to Work . ed that in helping tmderdeveloped lacking there la political tjTanny.” ject'6f .Investing. . to keep an immunization family They have two sons. Donald Brewed only e Ideal for All Exteriors. Leaves no Brush Marks. La'wrehce posted 81,000 bond for dential elector is permitted by the day at 10:30 a.m. Members will plans to be^n practice Ih about Pontlcelll, at home, and Raymond One June 20, Mitchell, with the ndllons there must be no effectuat- The Pope pointed out that in Whether yau choose to dor it oc record. 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JULY 14, 1961 PAGE iSf Mantle Real Threats Robinson’s Hot Bat THE Palmer Wins British Fans Keepg Reds Rolling Herald Angle To Ruth’s Home Run Record ■y With His Manner and Skill FRANK CLINE New York, July 14 (ff>—Wonder why the Cincinnati Reds Birkdale, England, July 14^®r eimoet oe much sa they are'4’ What Palmer had to do was con- are in first place in the National League today, boasting a Assistant Sports Editor New York, July 14 {IP)—^ T1»® W gg»«t ob«U cl« facing^ 1S8 run« between them. Here is^lmd whipped the Twin*. going (iB)— Arnold Palmer went in- pTilling for Ree.s. 'Palmer has fer with the championship official! No longer can anyone take Ruth’s challengers, o f course, is how the pair rank with the four handsome five-game lead over runner up Los Angeles? picked up fans with hde friendly on whether he should taka a penal- back to. their days as Washington to the final two rounds of the lightly the twin challenge of the month o f September, when greatest slugging duos of the mod- Senators, 18 times In 20 decisions. Don’t look any further than le ft-^ ...... — .... . - ...... Odds Meaning Nothing to 11-12 Year Olds and ea.sy going manner as well as ty stroke for hitting a ball that ■ em era: British Open Golf Champion- moved In a sand' trap aa he mode Roger Maria and' Mickey- Babe clouted 17 homers. That's the Ted Lepcio rocked Grant with a field In Clnoinnatl’B Croaley Field the shattering .skill that marks where Frank Roblnaon la station- Probably the most excited youngsters in Manchester these ship today poised one stroke his golf. his down swing on the 16th hole. Mantle for the most coveted month that frustrated such previ- Year Duo BUB. RBI grandslammer toi the first inning ous challengers as Hack Wilson, 1K7 Babe Ruth-Lou and Harmon Klllebrew and Jim ed. The Rede’ cleanup man cur- Radio, TV Sports da.vs are the 48 boys who were selected to represent their re- behind the joint leaders— but Picture of Onneontratinn A referee on that green told of Babe Ruth’s records— The Jimmy Eoxx, Hank Greenberg. Gehrig, Yan- Lemon also homered to give the rently 1* the hottest hitter In baae- Friday— spective leagues, American, National and International, when knowing he's made a boat of new Palmer is a picture of concen- Palmer that he thought the moving Bambino’s 60 home runs in Ralph Kiner, Johnny Mize and kees ...... 107 339 Twins their first victory in six hall. 8 p.mfl.— ^Bed Sox vs. Orloies, Little L^gu e District playoffs get underway next week. friends in Britain even If he fails tration on the eoui'se, playing of the ball may be "The run of 1927. ^ Mantle himself. I f Maris and Man- 193S.JInuny Foxx-AI meetings with Cleveland this yesw. On June 16, the Rede weto in Wno 1080. Based on their unsuccessful attempts in the past, the odds to win the title that he missed by every stroke with sheer dedica- the green” and no penalty. tle keep up their present pace, Simmons, Ath- Pedro Ramos won his sixth. second place behind the Dodgers, 9 pjn.—^Yankees vs. White Sox, one stroke last year. tion. But once the la.st putt ha.s "But we'll have to consult o ffi- The New York Yankees’ boys, are pretty high that the three Manchester teams will fall by cials at the end.” the referee said. ■purred on by their friendly rivalry, however, they might not need too letics ...... 03..320 since then, the Aedli have won 20 WINF 1280. Palmer, the 29-year-old pro gone down he’s as relaxed as many homers in the season’s final the way.ilde somewhere along the-^ from Latrpbe, Pa., shared a 143 somebody on vacation. After a 15-minute consultation, are showing no signs of slowing up 1930, Hack WUson- RED SOX-ORIOIES — A spec- o f 27, Including last night’s 4-3 line in the District playoffs, But month. spot -with Kel Nagle, the Aussie That's why the Britiah like him officials announced Palmer had to in their chase for what promises to Oabby Hart- tacular all-around performance by victory over the Chicago Cuba. In Saturday— who cares what the od'cls are when who beat him at St. Andrews in —and wh}' other Americans think suffer a penalty stroke. That gave be slugging immortality for the Elach walloped three hits yester- nett, Oubo ...... 93 312 Boeton's Carl Yastrsemeld helped those 27 games, Roblnaon collect- 2 p.mv—Bed Sox vs. Orioles, you’re 11 and 12 years old? There the 1960 British Open. he'.s such a great .sporting Ambas- him a seven Instead of a six for winner. day as the Yankees routed veteran 1938 Hank Greenberg- Red Sox rookie-Don Schwall beat ed 41 hits In 96 tones at bat to Channel 8, W TIO 1080. undoubtedly isn’t a single lad on In front of then\ at 142 were sador of the United States. that hole, and knocked him out of Early Wynn with a four-run blast Rudy York, Baltimore for his eighth triumph zoom his - batting average from 2:86—Yankees ve. White Sox, any of those three squads who Each homered last night in New handflome Harold Henning of "Palmer makes me feel pioud a tie for the lead. York's 6-2 triumph over Chicago in the first inning. Tigers ...... 91..273 in 10 decisions. The rookie outfleM- .274 to .327. In less than a month, Channel 8, SO; W K N B 840. doesn’t belleVe in his heart that 4:80—T V Race o f Week, South Africa and Dai Ree.s of to be an American,” said Fred The only other U. S. entry among which boosted the Yankees in- In other AL games, Minnesota * ‘t®®l Ronr Marls- er singled in the fourth and raced Robinson slammed 10 home runs his All-Star team 'will go all the Channel 18. Walea, twice captain of Britain's Corcoran, who organizes the Can- the 48 golfer.s who went into the to first place by four percentage defeatedfeated Cleveland.Cleveland, 9-6,9-6. and BnstnnBoston Mickey Mantle, home on a double by Jim PagU- end drove In 32 tallies. way to Williamsport, Pa. and win Yankees 11 p.m.— ^British Open Golf Ryder Cup team. ada Cup Tournament. last two rounds over the 6,844- points over idle Detroit in the red- nipped Baltimore, 3-2. Rain forced ..64 158 aroni. Jackie Jensen singled Robby, who drove in seven rune tlie Little League World- Series. X—^Half season. Ciampionahlp, Channel 40. The big crowd beociging this yard, par 36-36— 72 course was hot American Leagrtie race. the postponement o f the scheduled Piagliarond home. In the third, against the Dodgers last Sunday, And that’s the way It should be! The crowd loved the way Palm- 8 pan.— ^Blg Time Wrestling, windy, sandy hnka alongside Liv- er came off the home green with Paul Runyan, 52, of La Jolla, Calif. game in Washington between the Yastrzemaki throw out Brooke was the big gun again last night. Who is to say that one of the Maris now has 34 in 84 games Kansas City Athletics and Sena- TWINS-1ND1AN8 — The Twins In the seventh inning, he ham- Channels 8,18. erpool Bay naUirally is hoping a look of worry yesterday and Runyan had 1,52—two atrokes Robinson trying to go from first 10 p.m.— ^Fight o f Week, Silk City teams doesn’t have the and Mantle 30. W h e n Ruth tors. Los Angeles and the Tigers finally gained revenge on their mered his 24th home run to tie Reas can become the fii-at Briton told a seven-year-old fan raising behind Gary Player, the 25-year- ■lammed his 60th. he didn’t pick to third on a single and in the ninth Fumerelle ve. Fullmer, .goods to become Little League w'ere idle. chief toimentor, Cleveland’s Jim the score at 3-3 and In the ninth to win the Open in 10 years. an autograph book, ’ 'Stay right old South African who was a pre- up his 34th until his team’s 08th • • • Oarl made a spectacular leaping Channel 8. champions? Not this writer, that’s Grant. They bombed the Indian's he drove In the -winning run to But, patriotism apart, the Brit- there, .sonny. I've got something champion favorite to fight It out game. Mantle is exactly even with catch of Whltey Herzog’s bid for . fo r sure. YANKS-WHTTB SOX — The righthander with throe home runs give the Reds their fifth victory ish galleries are pulling for Palm- Important to do first.” with Palmer for the title. the Babe’s 1927 pace. Ruth also an extra base hit. The defeat, Sunday— One only has to look back four home run antics of Maris and Man- to beat him for the first time this in 13 meetings with the Cubs. ha^ 30 in 84 games. charged Milt Pappas, snapped an 2 p.m.— ^Yankees ve. Orioles, years ago to the modem ’’Horatio tle have helped the pair drive in season. Before last night. Grant Oriole four-game winning streak. The Dodgers whipped Philadel- Channels 8, 80; W K N R 840. Alger” story in Little League phia for the 10th straight tone, 2:80—^Red Sox vs. W liite Sox, baseball. Who would have dared 7-2. San Franclaco climbed to Channel 8, W TIC 1080. to guess back in July of 1957 that within two percentage points of Thomas’ Coach Predicts Sport Schedule less than six weeks later an un- third place Pittsburgh with a 2-1 heralded band of youngsters from triumph over the Pirates and Mil- bat. Carl Willey, in relief o f bonus Today Yanks Paced into Lead Monterey, Mexico,, would come waukee downed SL Louis, 6-3. .. baby Tony Cloifinger, picked up the NO MONKEY BUSINESS— Judy, a chimp whose bowling scores might be the envy of Mai vs. Moriarty’#, 6:16, CSiar- victory. across the Rio Grande and teach Win over Russian Rival • • • ter Oak. • * • their "Yankee” cousins a thing or some ladies’ leagues, doesn’t fool around w hen it’s time to compete. A t a Dallas bowl- JIM HIGGINS Mai vs. Temple, 8:15, Robertson By Terrible Twosome dodgers — PH ILS — A six- REDS — CUBS —- Jim OToole, two about their own national past- ing center recently she rolled a 102 to beat Zack Lillard, 8, and Beverly Putnam, 11, Park. run outburst in the fourth Inning Boston, July 14 (/P)— John Thomas’ coach says the world INTERNATIONAL the Reds’ winning pitcher, blew a time and win the Little World who bowled alternate frames against her. Judy, a Georgia product, is billed as the Nassiff’s vs. Intermediates, 8, against Art Mahaffey of the Phils 2-0. lead before Robinson went to Series. Or that, just to prove that H ard Core Does Job record holder will beat Valery Brumel Sunday in Moscow Pushing across a run in the enabled the Dodgers to overcome world’s champion bowler and owns a 92 average. (A P Photofax.) Oval. Chicago, July 14 — ‘T don’t think I can, but he’s got a work. Robbie’s homer was hit off It was no fluke, they would re- Running the Little League pro- after making the highest "Measured practice jump of his Bantly’s ve. Elks, 6:10, Charter alghth frame, the Lawyers upset good chance,” said mighty Mickey Mantle in reference to the deficit. Winning pitcher Stan loser Don Cardwell. In the ninth, turn the next year and repeat as gram in Manchester is President first place Norman's, 6-5, Isst night HOAK DOWN— Pirate third baseman Don Hoak lies career.’’ Oak. WlUlaais featured the rally with Don Blaslngame walked, raced to champions In 1958. • Jim Higgins who is holding the of- in an extra inning game at Ver- possibility of breaking Babe Ruth’s record of 60 home run? AMERICAN LEAGUE on the ground still clutching the ball as teammate Dick base-clearing double, ih e Cronin vs, Redfield for State Title Boston Univer.aity Coach Ed "L et’s not kid ourselves. Bru- Nassiff’s vs. Htfd. Nat., 6:10, in one season. - ^ third on a single by Vada Pinson * * « fice for the second year in a row. Flanagan yesterday made the pre- Keeney. planck Field. It was the second W. L. Groat has words with Umpire Frank Dascoli moments Dodgers have beaten the A llie s mel is a tremendous Jumper and Mantle, o f course, was talking Pet. G.B. and then beat first baseman Ed Higgins and the hard core of ofll- iBOWLING diction about his ace pupil who en- Sullivan’s ve. Sears, 6, Waddell. loss of the season for Norman’s. a total he reached last season. New York . . .64 29 — after Jim Marshall of the San Francisco Giants crash- 12 to IS, Including the/last 10 a tough competitor.. . It will take about teammate Roger Maris. .661 Bouchee’s throw to the plat'e on Growth Fantastic cial.s who work with him spend counters Brumel in the Russian a great effort to stop him. Thom- Manor vs. Nassiff’s, 6, Buckley. Dave Koaclai paced the winners "Ruth’s record,” laughed Maris, Detroit ...... 66 SO times they’ve ^met. , ' Robinson’s grounder. This two-man -wrecking crew, .647 ed headon with Hoak at third_during the seventh inning The growth of Little League between 30 and 40 hours per week American track meet. as is ready for that effort. Never Pagani’a vs. Aceto’s, 6, Ver- with two hiu. Rich O’Grady and "I’m not even thinking about it. Baltimore .. ..48 S8 .568 • ;j.da Rory Simon Gains Finals which could become the most pro- ’’/l of yesterday’s game in San Francisco. Hoak, although baseball since Its inception back in the year around planning and Despite hts world mark of seven- since he has been at Boston Uni- planck. Mark Johnson both had a pair of Maybe I ’ll start worrying about Cleveland .. . .47 40 .640 9 BRAVES — OAdfmiNALS — GIANTS — PIRATES — Willie ductive in home rune in baseball the late 1940’s is almost fantastic. developing the program for the feet-3 3/4. Thomas haa lost all versity has he been in better phy- base knocka for Norman’s -with one it if and when I hit 50 homers. Chicago . . . . ,. .42 46 .483 14 knocked out momentarily, hung onto the ball for an un- Veteran Joe Adcock and rookie Mays’ eighth-inning homer off boys. None of them are paid a o f O’Orady’e hits a homer. history, Ted the New York Yankees Starting from a small,' one league four head-to-head battles with sical or mental condition. He nas And, if I e-ver hit 59 then I ’ll have Boston ...... 41 46 .477 14'/, assisted force out. (A P Photofax.) Mack Jones paced a 13-hlt Braves loser Bob Friend gave toe Giants' salary for their services or are into first place test night with a circuit in Williamsport, it has Brumel including the Olympics and never been lighter than the 188 A total of 10 errors were com- to say I ’m conscious of K." Washington . .88 46 .'462 attack agalnat three Cardinal Stu Miller his seventh victory. Mil- they reimbursed for whatever ex- In Class B Tournament 6-2 victory over the CSiicago 18'/, mushroomed until it now encom in an off-form Spring has been pounds he Is carrying now. Bowling School mitted' in the losbely played game Minnesota . ..36 60 .412 20 VIIIIIIIIIII1I pitchers. Adcock walloped his 15th White Sox. Fight Ehctrs Games W. ler, who was credited with the Na- penses they may incur because beaten four timea, "A ll I can think of is that 7- with each aide hobbling five. Los Angeles ..35 61 .407 20'/, home run, off loser Bob Gibson, tional League’s All-Star victory passes some 5,000 leagues Includ- Little League baseball is a non- Lawyers...... 003 002 01— 6-6-5 They exploded for back-to-back With an advantage of eight ex- with a man on base. Jones, playing ing those in about two dozen for- West Hartford, July 14 (/P)— The final round of the Con- "H e’ll climb back fast.” Flana- 3 1-8 practice jiimp and what At Holiday Lanes tra games, Ruth’s 1927 r ^ r d is Kansas City . .31 62 .373 28 Tuesday, hurled perfect ball profit organization. Thomas might have done that day Norman’s ...... 220 001 00-5-7-5 first inning homers and finished Thursday’s Results hia first game for the Braves, eign countries. During the playing season, more necticut Women’s Golf Association Championship today gan said of Thomas. “He’ll beat not out o f reach for either Yankee through the last two Innings after FLOWERETTES Brumel In Moscow Sunday. I ’m had Brumel been ip there jump- started last week and elated to Lawrence, Borgue (7) and up with three hits each before an Boston 3, Baltimore 2. cracked four hits in five times at relieving starter Billy O’Dell. A lot of the credit for the spread than 200 adults devote an average slugger. And, this terrible two- matched Mrs. Robert Cronin, who was hoping for a tjiird Standings convinced of that.” ing with him.” continue for two more Tuesdays, Hamilton; Hilinskl, Hughes (4) admiring crowd of 43,960—largest Minnesota 9, Cleveland 6. of Little League baseball on for- of 15 hours per weak to the boys. and Cataldl. o f the season for the White Sox. some also has a good shot for title, and Mrs. Richard Redfield, who was fighting for her W. L. Pet. Flanagan revealed for the first Flanagan had no .comment on is a free bowling clinic at the Now York 6, Chicago 2. eign soils goes to the ingenuity of The • coaches spend approximately first, ------Marigolds ...... 24 ■ "You ha-ve to say he has a better the two-man homer mark of 107 8 .750 time that in his final workout be- a Russian Official’s statement in Holiday Lanes for all boys and Kansas City at Washlntgon, youngsters whose parents had jobs $100 pei- season out of their own Roses ...... 21 chance,’’ beamed Mantle, who has in one season. Reaching the final.i of the Class 11 .656 fore departing to join the travel- Moscow that if Thomas were So- girls between the agea of eight NATIONAL LEAGUE (Postponed). or were assigned while in the serv- pockets many limes buying equip- Iris ...... 20 32 30 homers thie season and 350 in That also -was set in 19i27 when B event was Rory Simon of the .625 ing U.S. team Thomas cleared viet-trained he would be jumping and 18 and all women over 18. Stellar relief pitching by Art Only Games Scheddled. Hutchinson Views Clubhouse ice at American bases abroad. ment and gloves for their charges. Trio of Collegians Blue Bells ...... 20 12 .625 hia spectacular career. "He has Lou Gehrig added 47 to Ruth’s Manchester Country Club. Mrs. 7-3 1/8 twice. at least four Inches over his listed Approximately 60 youngsters and Huntington preserved Moriarty Today’s Games Many times there just weren’t A total of $4,670.00 was raised Violets ...... 18 14 .563 four more than I have. I f I were total. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE ■?> Simon, who hails from Paisley. Best Yet world record. 40 women attended the first meet- Bros., 5-4 victory over the Medics Kansas City (Rakow 1-4 and CHURCH LEAGUE enough American youngsters to to sponsor the Little League pro- Plus Navy Veteran Orchids ...... 17 15 .531 "There is a seven-foot-six Jump four ahead o f him, I ’d say I had a Collecting eight hits to the los- Meetings Like Family Affairs Scotland, which_yia, the birthplace "It was the greatest measured ing last week. St Buckley Field last night. Hunt- Someone was kidding Maris Shaw 5-8) at Washington (M c- With five big runs in the first form a league, so they just sold the gram this summer in Manchester Bleeding Hearts . .. .17 15 .531 in this boy.” Flanagan added. I better chance for the record.” ers’ seven, Nassiff Arms made of golf, but who learned the game practice jump of his career,” The session - for boys and girls ington came on in the sixth with about his average which now is Clain 7-7 and Daniels 4-5), (2), 6 Inning, St. M ary’s sailed along game of baseball to the natives and with the funds being raised from after coming to this countr>’, de- Lilacs ...... 17 15 .531 know there is.” A t Zenith Before ' up to .287. more of them count, to down the Remain in Publinx Flanagan said. "O f cour.se, it was is held at 10 in the morning. ‘ITis two runs already scored and the p.m. behind the six-hit pitching of Eh- used some of these boys to fill out a town-wide canvas ($2,300). an- feated Mrs. George Liefleld, Indian Daisies ...... 13 19 .406 Mantle has reached a home run "You’re ruining a good story, Baltimore (Estra]||^-5) at Bos- Alumni & Intermediates 7-3 last T piled up four runs in the first their rosters. also the best jump he has made one for the ladies begins at 1 In tying run on base and snffed out night at the West Side Oval. mer Odell to easily defeat Moirl- Cincinnati Reds had lost two nual solicitation of all business Hill, 2 and 1, in their semi-final Petunias ...... ___ 7 25 .219 aenith befbre. He hit 62 in 1056, Roger,” said a reporter. "A t one ton (Monbouquette 8 ^ ), 8 p.m. Inning en route to an 8-1 victory A few years ago at an American Detroit, July 14 (/F) — Mix a anywhere this year, and he may be Stale Girl Loses the afternoon. Bowling shoes will the rally by striking out two bat- In the second frame, Carl Rohr- arty Bros. 15-6 last night at Char- straight games to the Pittsburgh and industry ($270) and $2,100 match. leathery 40-year-old NSvy Lt. Lilies ...... ___ 7 25 .219 a . season in which he, too, was time we though you’d break Ruth’s Los Angeles (McBride 8-5) at over the World Champa indicates air bMC in England, boys from Mums ...... on the brink of an even better one. be pirovided all those attending ters and getting the third on a bach drove in Nasslff’s first run, ter Oak Field. Pirates. One of the losses was by contributed by the 21 team spon- Mrs. Simon will now meet Mrs. Commander with three wide-eyed ___ 7 25 .219 popup. riding far ahead o f Ruth’s pace. record with a .220 average.” Cleveland (Latman 8-0), 8 pun. his talk was effective. Royal A ir Force families comprised "This is how Important, psy- Hartsdale, N. Y., July 14 (/P) — free of charge. and Jerry Mistretta singled to Home runs by Dave Kelsey and a 2-1 count. The next night the sors. The operating expenses have Leonard Myers for the Class B collegians and you come up to- Mantle is even with Ruth’s pace "Don’t joke,” said Maris, ’’there Minnesota (Pascual 7-11) at De- The Red manager has a way of two Little League teams while the chologically, John's final workout Yale Stockwell of Darien, Conn., Am y Plrkey and Edith Correntl,' Earlier In the game Huntington bring in two more. Catcher Doug A1 Whitney were the big wallops Reds led 4-3 with one out in the now reached $7,500 thus leaving crown. Mrs. Myers earned a berth Top totals were Phyllis Toma- was. and is a oouple games short of are still about 80 games to play troit (Lary 13-4), 9:15 p.m. getting across a point without other four clubs were made up of day with the semi-final field, of the has sustained a double loss in the both certified instructors at the was the batting star hitting. a Pearson got a double in the fifth, for St. Mary’s. Bill Eagleson and bottom of the ninth inning. A two- a deficit of $2,930 with still half in the finals by eliminating Mrs. National Public Links Golf meet. lonis 130, Ruth Ostrander 128, Flo grandslam homer in the fourth. He maintaining his own pace in 1956. and I might yet wind up -with a New York (Sheldon 6-2) at Chl- leaving anything to the Imagina- son.s of American Air Force per- Niles 117, Terry -Vaccaro 114, Mary "Until that day, his highest New York State Girls’ Tennis Holiday Lanes, are conducting the driving in two, and in the sixth Bill Hunnlford also chipped in run, wind-blown double o ff the tion. A player knows where he the season to go. Add this to last John Phillips, Avon, one-up "The old man" of the 36th annual clinic. A ll phases of the gome, also had two singles whii> r>pv. Maris’ top production has 39, .220 average.”______^______CTgo (Plzarro 4-3) J9 ^ m .___ rightfield wall by Dick Stuart gave sonnel. Despite her record .as winner of Joe Pelton 111, Olga Colla 111. measured practice jump 'was the Championship. In the semifinal of George—McKay- -also- doubled_lor_ Witih_t:ripl_es to help the winning stands with him. _ _ _ __ year's defiicit of $1,583 and you tournameiU over the par 35-35— 70 7-3/4 he did last June a week be- safety, courtesy, stance, approach, W a rrfia d a double and single also Saturday’s Schedule the-Krates-ar-6-4-victoiy, ___ la —Bonn,. Germany, ..the Little this-tournament- in~1946 and 1957, Barbara Lloyd had 95 without a the 15-year-old girls’ bracket yes- one, with John McNeill connecting cause. Joey JayTs“one”^ o has learned have a total of-$4,513-which-must Rackham course, which is- as -wide fore he set the World’s record at delivery and scoring, will be for the Oilmen. Baltimore at Boston, 2 p.m. for the other. League is made up of boys of both be raised before the Little ^ a g u c Mrs. Cronin of Indian Hill was mark;------terday, she was defeated by Bar- Jerry Snyder had three hits— Before the series finale, Red this. The former Milwaukee Brave American and German parentage. open as the horizon, is Lou Gifford, ParoT^llb. -bara-Menoff of-Lynbrook 8-6, 6-4, taught. Bob Tomassi paced the Medics Kansas City at Washlntgon, 1 :S0 Bob Brannick was the big man program can operate in Maneriches- hard put to make it to the finals. p-m. a triple, a double, and a single— Manager F7-ed Hutchinson held righthander frankly admits that As part of opening day ceremonies a veteran of World War II and "His last workout 10 days ago Miss Stockwell and Daniels of A t the conclusion of the clinic, with a home run and a pair of for the losers, driving in two rans brief clubhouse meeting. ter again next summer, She edged her semi-final oppo- SUMMERETTES ix>8 Angeles at Cleveland, S pan. for the looera Hutch’s display of confidence in a few years ago, the United States Korea. we finally had the bar up '7-1 3-4, Poughkeepsie were beaten in both junior and women’s leoguca binglea with a double and scoring the " It was nothing important,” he • * * nent. Mrs. Nick Paul of Pequa- Lou, father of 13 and six-year- Listed with best shooters were Minnesota at Detroit, 2:30 p.m. St. Mary’s ---- 522 060 x — 15-15-2 him last spring has played a prom- Ambassador tossed out the first an Inch above the best practice doubles 6-4, 6-2, by Miss Menoff will be organized. Joining one of Morlarty’s , . ,ttt140 060—fi-8-2 third himself on an error. remarked as the players came out buck 1-up, but had to come from old boys, never has been in a big Lori Sinlcrope 119-120— 336, Bunny A1 Lopez Denies Story New York at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Moriarty Bros. 032 001 0— 6 -6-3 inent role in his current success. pitch. Gueas who was his catcher? Jump Thomas has ever made. He and Shari Gallian of Westfield, N. J. the leagues is strictly voluntary Medic# ...... 200 002-4-7-2 Nassiff Armp ...030 022 x—7-8-3 on the field. Tim e to D ig Deep behind to do it, tournament before. He is from Crocker 119-121, Reggie Gburaki Second baseman bon Blasin- None other than the Buergermels- cleared It 10 times. and anyone wishing to attend Cataldo, Huntington (6) and Sunday’s Scheduls Alumni & Inter. 003 000 0'—3-7-4 Odell and Kelsey; Damaschi This was a polite way of saying, With the expansion of the 89 Mrs. Redfield, on the other Huntington Beach, Calif., and now 118-112, Laura Frankovitch 119 New York at Baltimore, 2 p.m. and Sorano. game, a flop with the San Fran- ter (mayor) of Bonn! Music wa.s "That’s when we decided to get LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS either of the sessions Is Invited to Sproul; Welch and Heard. Jaquith and Pearson; Hence and "None of your business.” League, more than 500 boys were hand, had an easy time. She is stationed in Jacksonville, Fla., Barbara Backus 113. Los Angeles at Washlntgon (2), cisco Giants last year. Is on the provided by both American and trounced Jerri Sc.ssions of Chlp- real hung^-y and shoot for 7-3 1-8. I-os .Angeles— Eddie Race, 147, do BO. Quey. Hutch looks upon clubhouse ad d ^ to the program this year. as a safety officer working for Those may have been the two best That He Plans to Quit 1 p.m. comeback trail after rejoining German bands. panee, 6 and 5, having made the Ixm .Angeles, knoeked out Franlde AMERICAN LEAGUE meetings as family affairs. He was But, unless some way Is found to Uncle Sam on accident prevention. .successive jumps he ever made in Minnesota at Cleveland (2), 1:30 Hutchinson, the manager who Numerous Little League grads turn 3-up. CHICKENS t HENS Ramirez, 147, Los Angeles, 3. 300 H A V E ID E A Exploding befor seven nms in the ALUMNI LEAGUE Thursday’s Homers more than a little upset late In make up this defecit, these 500 A year ago Gifford wa.s assigned his life. Everything jelled. He p.m. gave him his first crack in the have done remarkably well as they Down two in the early going, Beat totals Jo Day 113-110, Anne Bangkok, Thailand — Samart Camden, N. J. — (N B A ) —Nom- opening frame. Army 4k Navy used After having battled to a 3-3 April when word leaked out- that youngsters will not be able to to shore duty after flying jets jumped It twice, then, we called Kansas Olty at Detroit (2), 2:30 majors back in 1956. graduated Into Alumni, grammar Minicucci 110, Cathy Paaqualini Somdaeng, HS'/j, Thailand, out- inations for the Garden State Nov. this as s ciuhion as they romped _ Chicago, July 14 {IP)— Both owner Arthur Allyn and front deadlock on Wednesday, Polica & (Season Totals in Parentheses) he had conducted a bed check, play In an organized league next Mrs. Cronin pulled even with Mrs. since 1950. He manage.^ to log it off for the day. p.m. Shames Other Players school, high school, college and Paul at the llth, but fell behind 111, Pat McKee 120 plus 90 without pointed Piimio Kalz.ii, 154>/^, Ja- 4 closed -with an all-time record to s 8-2 victory over Manchester Fire and-Green Manor put togeth- Bristle^ at Story year In the 89 and Farm Leagues. about 15 hours a month flying "In my hea.rt, I know John is office chief Hank Greenberg want Manager A1 Loper back B o s ^ at Chicago (2), 2:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE "You can’t measure Blasln- right up into professional baseball. again on the 13th. a mark. pan, 12. (For Orient middleweight high of 300-two-year-old colts eli- O p t i^ St Waddell Field last er another thriller last night at Later, when a story out of Los Maybe a good start would be as transports. ready to beat Brumel. next year as piTol of the Chicago White Sox. Adcock, Braves (15) game’s value,” says Red Coach First Connecticut Little League She caught up again with a bit title.) gible for the world’s richest race. night Each side had eight hits the Keeney St. School Field with Angeles stated that Red players close to \Q0% attendance os pos- Combat Flyer Lopez was quoted s Tampa, NATIONAL LEAGUE McCar\-er, Cardinals (1) Regie Otero, “by just his bat and grad to sign a pro contract was of fancy shooting on the 14th. A f- while the losers committed five er- the Police and Fire coming out bn who had missed that bed check of In World War II, the 19-year TWIUGHT LEAGUE Fla., newspaperman after the A ll' W. U G.B. Robinson, Beds (24) glove. You’ve got to Include his Joe Jay of Middlefleld. Right now sible at Little League games by ter her drive halted almost against rors to but two by the visitors. top 3-1 in a pitchers’ duel. almost two months before had been parents for the rest of the season Navy veteran was a combat flyer Shattering all records this week Star basebali. game as saying he Greenberg have been together. It CincinnaU ____55 30 .647 — Harry Plecity pitched a fine Mays, Giants (24) aggressiveness.’’ he’s only the top >pUcher, earned a tree, the former champion re- BstUng star o f ths night was fined, he was bristling. including the All-Stiar contests off an aircraft carrier in the pacif- was Alba Sobiskl. She had 148 L might retire frbih managing after was Greenberg who gave Lopez his During one game, Blaslngame, Ed KowaJ of Optical with a trio Los Angeles .. 50 35 .588 5 two-hltter for the winners, hold- ■ rtin averagewise, in the majors to- covered with a beautiful iron shot ic. During the Korean conflict he the 1961 season. first major league job as a mana- “That,” he said, "la a story I'll on first, moved to second after the plus as generous a contribution single for the high single mark of two-bsggers. Ray LaGace had Pittsburgh ... .42 36 .538 9i/] ing the Manormen scoreless over AMEBIC.AN LEAGUE day and one of the key figures in and made the green in three, was a catapult officer on the USS However, upon his return to Chi- ger when he hired him as a replace- neither confirm nor deny.” catch of a fly to centerfleld. as each family can conscientiously and also rolled a 383 triple for a s liomer and single in three trips San Frandsoo .45 39 .536 9'/) the route with the exception of Maris, Yankees (34) Cincinnati’s phenomenal bid for holing out in four. Aircraft Carrier Leyte. cago yesterday, the genial White ment for Lou Boudreau at Cleve- Hutch believes that anything "Players on the club see Blas- the National League pennant. make. A t the ISth. she went 1-up by new high which included games of to the plats for the -winners. Milwaukee ...38 40 .487 IS'/, the fourth, when they connected Mantle, Yankees (30) that Is said during a clubhouse "I’ve -been palylng golf on and ^O O D /r^EAR Sox manager said: “I didn’t tell land after the 1950 season. S t Loula .....3 6 44 .450 16caddy who played for the Univer- Bob Clough 368,. Sam Aregood 137, match at the Berkshire Hills Coun- last night at Mt. Nebo. about Lopez. ball League and the Phillies of the Pittsburgh (Gibbon 7-4) at San Street Gap tomorrow in the Chi- sity of Arkansas and now is seek- Joe Nark 136. Collecting two runs in the first West Side Reunion stamp out gambling and bribery in sports. try Club here ’riiesday aftempon. ’Even if we were to move the 89 boya’ league. The game will be Francisco (Sanford 4-6), 11:15 cago Yacht Club’s 64th annual ing an airplane factory job in inning, Boland's came back for Walt Byers, executive director^ Aug. 1 at 5 o’clock is expected to franchise to the moon,” Greenberg played at Illing Field starting at 6. p.m. race to Mackinac Island. Last Wichita, Kan., meets John Schlea HOLIDAY TRIOS draw the largest crowd In Berk- six more in the second on an error Ticket Plan Ready of the N C A A who is attending the why the boy sold out to the gam- minute entries from Detroit and said, ”W e’d want Lopez to run the Saturday’s Schedule in the other semi-final match lead- Nancy Webb 108, Allen Snowden shire County golf history. The pros and seven stragiht hits. meeting of the National Associa- blers. Muskegon, Mich.; (Chicago and ing to tomorrow’s 36-hole finals. club.” Greenberg hastened to add Pittsburgh St San Francisco, 4 tion of College Commissioners, 124, Larry Jamaitis 112, How about'YOU? wlU receive guarantees totaling ap- The Veterans got 19 hits,to the Waukegan, 111.; and Milwaukee there Is no move Intended either p.m. Dinner tickets for the West Side The N C AA secretary said he is Sikes, 21, a hungry looking na- proximately 35,000. Motormen’s ftlne, but left 16 men said he wants to make it clear the and Sturgeon Bay, Wis., topped' to the moon or anywhere else. He Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 6 reunion will be In the hands of the meeting with all groups connected tive of Springdale, Ark., is trying GREEN JR. BOYS Tickets can be purchased In an stranded, on base. They had the committee Monday, July 24. The N CAA is doing something, and the previous record of 102 yachts added: p.m. with basketball to get their ideas, to become the third medali.st in the advance sale. The sponsors will bases loaded with Only one out In dinner will be held at 7 ati the Gar- that the first thing everyone wants as well as with New York District entered last year. tourney’s history to grab the title. Andy Pallandino 117, Ernie I ’m just being metaphorical. I Chicago at Cincinnati, 9:05 p.m. to do is to push Federal legisla- lipve s corps [of marshals on duty want to emphasize that I don’t the seventh but failed to score. den Grove the night of the reunion. Attorney Hogan and members of Woollett 112, Gary Winter 111. Milwaukee at St. Louts, 9 p.m. tion. to discourage ^ t e crashers. Ticket know of any manager better than Bill "Vlot and Joe Composeo got Sept. 30. his staff. SUMMER purchasers wUl be asked to dis- Lopez.” Sunday’s Schedule two hits apiece for Boland’s while Fran Mahoney, chairmin of the "The N C A A council asked for GREEN MIXED LEAGUE ■ Chicago at Cincinnati, 2:30 p.m. federal leg;isIation five years ago," The executive council of the play their adrniasion tags promin- • N o Feelers Tom Oonranj' Stan Lima, Burt committee, said the reunlbn is for NCAA will meet in mid-August in Latest Verbal Blow Delivered ■Vickie Burchards 114, Alice ently. This is the 10th season Lopez and Milwaukee at S t Louis, 2:30 Webb, and F>ank Cuneo garnered all past and present West Siders. Byers said, "But nothing came of Rock 120. p.m. it. We know that eventually the Seattle to draw up a positive pro- three each for Arm y and Navy. No one has to wait for an invita- gram that will be presented to the Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 5 Boland Motors .260 OOO x—8- 9 3 tion, he said. ■ N C AA must take the leadership By NBA Prexy over Title Bout p.m. In making positive- recommenda- collegea before the start of -the S A F E T Y B U Y ! Arm y and Navy 106 000 0-7-19-4 Anyone who wants to attend academic year. Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4 Carlson and Mandittin; Conran should contact him, or one of the , lions to its members.*’ M I.... p.m. Byers added that full questiortr CIos^~ Door Sessions “^Jew York, July 14 (>P| - - David'*>tender for Harold Johnson’s NBA and Oineo reunion committee members, in- - The commissioners continued COMfLETC STOCK O f eluding T y Holland, Robert Ven- naires have been sent out to each Ott, president of the National box- light heavyweight title and didn’t boy who took money in the basket- their discussions of the scandal nart. Gyp Gustafson, Hank Mc- recognize Archie Moore as a top ball scandal. problem today after all-day ' con- ing Association," threw the latest Cann, Steve McAdams, Nick contender. Moore stripped 'of his : % Priced at only Seek Pertinent Facts sideration yesterday behind closed verbal blow today in • the angry Angelo, Bill Pagani, Matt Morl- title by the NBA, still is recog- % 4 Tonight The questions concern his high doors. battle of i words between the NBA Ticondero^a Likely Winner arty, Ed Werner, Bert McConkey, nized as champion by New York, V BELTS school record, college record, fam- "W e hope to have constructive and the ]jromoter of heavyweight- Massachusetts, and Europe. .46- ^ NYLONS Joe Brjen, Elmer Vennart, Harold * OR ily background, financial status, recommendations on a later date king Flojrd Patterson’s proposed "Maybe they didn’t have their COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL Not just another Nylon tire; Wilson, Ed McGregor, Earl Bissell which will be helpful to the mem- $1180' Of Transpacific Yacht Race and Andy Raguskas. his explanation of why he did it fall title defense. T'V sets timed in on June 10 when FRACTIONAL HP V-;BELTS this is G o o dy ear’s exclusive and other pertinent factors. Ap- bers of our ’Conferences’,” George Ott replied to charges made their No. 1 boy went down to de- 3-T triple-tempered Nylon. Activities will start at 10 a.m. at praisal by deans and coaches’ eval- Scheibler, associate commissioner 0 4.7tv ti the West Side playgrounds and will earlier this week hy Promoter Tom feat at the hands of Moore,” Bolan For Home, Farm and Shop Switch to these (Joodyear N y- Wo e f c Honolulu, July 14 UP}—Bill But the handicap winner wins uations also are being soughtj as of the ECAC said. t»ba Pres Include events for boys ajid girls Bolan that the NBA ratings are said in a lengthy statement to the lons for sAfer driving at holi- tain’s 72-foot ketch Ticonderoga the race. Plotters figure the 66-foot well as the schools’ explanatlbn of There was strong sentiment for "Assinine." Bolan also said Pat- NBA threat' last week that It • Power Lawn Mowers ages 5 through 14 as well as a better educational program that day time or anytime. was the favorite today to be the cutter Nam Sang of Newport Har- the Incident. terson "Is not, going to lose his would strip Patterson of his cha:to - ' • Washing Machines TUBE-TYPE SILK CITY VISITOR; events for old timers. would point up the risks of any first across the Diamond Head bor, Calif., can win if qh'e main In this way, Byers said. It is title■ to a burteh of armchair pionship unless he signed within |a • Refrigerators Size Black White* WIN F Ernie Johnson, former finish line, leading the 41-boat hoped to find some common de- contacts with gamblers or would- reasonable, time for a defense tains her last reported 8.3 knots. schemers." e Alr-Conditionere, etc. 6.70x16 11.88 1438 Milwaukee Braves and fleet of the 22nd Transpacific yacht Fleet leader positions, as of last' ' nominator that might disclose be bribers by athletes. against a ^hter.liated>.ln the top NO MONEY DOWN race. Bolan, president of Champion- 7.10x16 1338 1638 Baltimore Orioles pitcher roll call, were: Mathews Required ship Sports Inc., haa applied for a six by the NBA. Trailing the ’’Big T i” by 25 miles with your old tires! 7.60x16 >. 1638 18.68 who also played profes® Ticonderoga, 322 miles to go; matchmaker’s license in Massa- McNeeley Unbeaten was the 82-foot sloop Sirius II, Bolan has said he hopes to an- Sirius II, 347 miles; NSm Sang, chusetts to promote the fight be- MANCHESTER A Full Set of thew Nykau can be TUBELESS sional basketball with following a 24-hour period in- To Explain Actious nounce a date for the Patterson-Mc- YANKEE 400 miles; the 73-foot Yawl Esca- Lead Increased by Dick Dixon tween Pattecson and Boston's Tom youB on budget terms for only $1.75 730x14 13.88 1638 Manchester in the old which the Michigan yacht made pade, 420. miles:, the 82-foot cutter Neeley bout sometime this week. weekly! Philadelphia, July 14 t FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 lEw n iu g I I- Mrs. Walter Doherty of 129 Tan- About Town ner St. will be hostess at Lutz Junior Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 Town Winds Up Year p.m. Th« VTW AuidUary wHll apon* aor a public card party tonight at State Rep. John F. Shea will pre- CARNIV AL DAYS C O N TIN UE 8 at the VFW Home, Mancheater sent a review of the last seasion of $104,252 in Black Green. the General Ass«nbly at a meet- ing of the Kiwanis Club of Man- L- chester Tuesday, July 18, at noon The Town of Mancheater ended the 1960-61 fiscgl year • Mlaa Nancy G. Goadz. daughter at tile Mancheater Oountiy Club. of Mr. and Mrs. Efg^n.und Gozdz, 17 June 30 with a surplus of $104,252.63 in the general fund. ALL D AY SATURD AY A T Main St., TaWottville, ha.s been Charles F. Perkins, son of Mr. The money ik $21,646Jl4 more surplus than the town named to the dean's list at Marji and Mrs. Frank C. Perkins, 33 had at the start of the fiscal year July 1, 1960, and $81,252.63 etta Oolleg-e, Marietta, Ohio, for Autumn St„ reported for duty more than town officials had ex-^ the second semester of her fresh- Wednesday in the U.S. Coast pected they would have for the man year. Mias Gosdz. a {graduate only a 2.3 or 2.4 per cert return Guard, and was sent to Cape May. current fiscal year. during the past fiscal year, where of Rockville Hi^di School, is major- N.J. He is a 1961 graduate of General Manager Richard Mar- ing in French. tin estimated the town would have they brought a 5 per cent return Manchester High School. the pretious year. S23.000 furplus when he prepared 7. The interest on Uie school H O U S E H A L E - - Emanuel LiUthe;ran Church will the current budget. be In charge of radio broadcasts, Receipts were $7,066,089.40, bond suiTlus and earnings was sponsored by the Manchester Minis- Yoiinfsslers Danre and expenditures w'ere $7,044,443.- aleo about $4,000 less than ex- terial Association, over station 26. . . . pected. \VINF at 7:35 p.m. and daily neat 0.1 Tennis Courts The difference betw'een the re- Some of ■ the more important Special Attractions! week. ceipts and the operational expen- factors which affected the ex- CLOSED CLOSED penditures for the general fund The weekly Friday dances con- ditures is $103,026.14. Another $1.- “d tha . 226.49 in unappropriated .surplhs were. ducted by the recreation depart- 1. The police department spent brings the total to $104,2,'i2.63. famou! acrobatic ment will be held tonight at the Controller Jay Etlinger attribut- $8,183.73 less than expected. M O N D AYS! M O N D A YS!. West Side tennis courts. The ed the increased surplus to a corn- 2. Tlie development commission younger chiidren, 12 years and un- bination of higher receipt.s than i $3.4.^7.05 less than expect- in cooperation with in cooperation with der. will begin dancing at 7:30, had been anticipated, and lower ex- ' j . . M ORG A N FA MILY and the Teen-age Record Hop will pendilures. mo$t downtown merchant! mo$t downtgwh merchants be from 8:30 to 10:3b. Mr. and Mrs. He said that $12,548.40 was the ^822.99 less than exacted. will perform Robert Neil of the recreation staff amount of receipts realized in « x - j _ will .«!uper\ise these dances. cess of the amount predicted. And ; N O V/ through SEPT. 4 N O V/ through SEPT. 4 5. Tlie highway division spent $90,477,74 was the amount not \ised by various departments compared $5,915.26 less than expected. 2:00 p. m. 6. Garbage collection and dis- to amount town officials had pre posal used $3,354.42 less than ex- dieted w^ould be spent. Throw-Them N(^ all departments had higher pected from its $101,207.92 budg- OPEN T U ESD A Y OPEN T U ESD A Y et. Saturday D O N T ■Away receipts than had been expected, Still plenty of, wear left in 7. There was only $694.47 left he said. Some had smaller amounts. shoes when brought here for Departments on the plus side of in the hoard of education budget T H R O U G H T H R O U G H expert repairing. out of $3,812,566 98, the ledger realized $56,640.23 more M AIN FLO O R, REAR Open Mondays All Day than expected, and departments on Other funds besides the general . Closed Wednesday the minus side of the ledger real- fund showed surpluses at the close SA T UR D A Y i SA TURD A Y Afternoons of the fiscal year also. ized $44,092.23 less than expected. Come Early! Some of the more important fac- The fire district special fund had 9:30 to 5:45 SA M Y U LYES tors which affected the receipts a surplus of $74,245.28. The water 9:30 to 5:45 "SHOE REPAIRING for the general fund were: fund had a surplus of $144.31634. OF THE BETTER KIND" 1. The board of education cur- Tlie Sewer fund has a surplus of rent .services fund was $22,037.87 $31,357.77. The parking meter fund 28 OAK STREET Same Side As Watkins higher than expected. had a surplus of $56,919.66. And the 2. The state aid to education was dog license fund had a surplus of $11,258.29 higher than expected. $1,867.07. 3. The educational grant for new MEN'S SU M M ER 20% and more O FF construtcion was $29,748.92 less ' MEN'S than expected. (Application for the grant for Illing Junior High School L T . W O O D C O . PAJA M AS " RO YTEX " was not made. This grant will show ENTIRE ST O CK up during the current fiscal year.i reg. 3.99 and 4.25 RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP 4. Welfare reimbursement from ICE PLANT CA BA N A SETS the state was about $7,902.50 more 51 BISSELL STREET MEN'S A N D BOYS' C O R N ER O F O A K and SPRU CE STS. than expected. Turn East From Mata St. 5. Uquor license reimbursemeitt reg. 10.99 from the state was $4,483.33 high-' At State Theater 2.88 SUAAMER GLO T H IN CI FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE er than expected. • short sleeves S. The intereet on general fund • reg. 39.95 to 59.95 WE NOW HAVE • knee length inveetments was - $7,685.01 leas than th* $38,000 wWch town of- • batiste 6.99 MEN'S SUITS ‘ 31.96 lo 47.96 2 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU flciala expected. A spokeaman for • broadcloth the tpeaaurer’a office aaid the drop regular, short, long, stouts, short stouts,^ • prints and solids PUENTT OF FREE PARKING—AIB-CONTHTIONED • cotton mesh in rerentie was due to a » cihester’a investments brought • fancies e boxer swim trunks FLAYORLAND • coat and middy styles MEN'S SP O RT C O A TS 18.36 to 28. to match e B, C, D sizes • small, medium TREiiT SHOPPE • reg. 12.99 large • CONCRETE We feature quality sand- MONDAYS and TUESDAYS ONLY MEN'S MEN'S SLA CKS 10.39 DirRING JIX T and AUGUST wiches plus 17 flavors of Ire FOUNDATIONS cream.- dacron and wool. SPO RT SHIRTS Mid-Summer Special C O N ES, SU N D AES, • reg. 14.99 and 17.99 MEN'S • NEW PANELS reg. 2,-99 end 3.99 BOYS' C O R D SLA CKS 11.99-14.39 BONAT GOLD MBBON PERMANENT SO D A S, e tc. BEACH JA CKETS Q U A LITY W O RK I>ocated at Rt. 88 In Vemon, Mr. <;niipi wash and wear cotton. between Vlttner Garden Cen- reg. 5.99 and 6.50 1.94 • reg. 11.99 to 17.99 IN CLU O IN O H A IRSH A H N G E. J. POLONSKI ter and Connecticut Golf • short sleeve $090 Land—8 miles from Man- 9.59 14.39 Telephone Collect • wash and wear BOYS' SP O RT C O A TS to A N D STYU N G chester Center. II STORR8, GA 9-9044 3.94 • permanent sta.x’ collars madras style. • button down collars Am-UONDITONED FOR YOUK CXMWFORT • terry cloth • reg. 6.95 to R-BO • ivy league • poncho pullovers • solids and prints • coat styles 8, m, I and ex.l. BOYS' DRESS S U C K S 4.99-6.80 LOVELY LABY BEAUTY SALON e • s, m and 1 OF MANCHESTER 890 MAIN STREET—PHONE 9-7666 FLETCHER BUSS CO. NEXT TO PERSONAUIZED FLOORS Mitchell 9-7879 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE CORNER DURANT ST. liiaten to Kathy Godfrey; WINF- CBS Manchester, LA R G ER Q U A RTERS T O SERVE Y O U R N €EDS! 10:10 a.m. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Monday thru Saturday. P A UL Contest A U T O G LA SS INST ALLED Every Day. D O UG A N G L A SS FURNITURE T O PS Racommemh M IRRORS (Firo p locc and Door) H CT U RE FRA M IN G (oH typ M ) SAFETY W IN D O W ond PLA TE G L A SS TESTEB CONTRACTORS: « E HAVE IN STOCK ^ M EDICIN E C A BIN ETS and SH O W ER D O O RS USED OPEN SATl'RDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS ESTIMATE.S ril.A'ni V rirvvv CARS ’60 C H EV . $2195 '58 C H EV . $1495 P T O P N O TC H W EEKEN D SPECIA LS Brookwood Station Wagon. station Wagon. SILIGLASS N O -STICK FRY PAN lOVa" 3.88 All Wedneaday Speetala Are Good Him .Saturday Night • no cooking f a t. necessary I • nothing sticks! '60 O LDS. $3395 '57 PLYM . $395 ► 98 Holiday Sedan. Savoy Club Coupe. • easy to dean! • made in Italy! Mechanic's Special 7yg" 2.88 '60 O LDS. $3495 HYGR^DE’S LEAN, SHORT HH.SNK 98 Convertible. '57 O LDS. $1295 ► SUBTEEN SWIM SUITS SUBTEEN SUMMER SKIRTS "S-88'' HoHdav Coupe '59 O LDS. '56 O LDS. $695 ► SM O KED “ reg. 5.99 to 9.99 "88” Convertible. 3.88 reg. 3.99 and 4.99 ''88'' 4-Door. • • cot tone • aolida 2.99 *59 FORD SH O ULDERS • printed cotton • arhel ahaikskin • arnel and rayon • cotton '56 FORD $795 • knita e printa Country Sedan. 9-Passenger ► corda • prints • aolida • pleats • inoat have leather or self belts Wagon. Countn- Squire Wagon. • laatex • 10 to 16 • 10 to 16 Hygrade'a Original Deluxe Fully Cooked, .Setni-Boneleaa • faille '59 C H EV . $2195 '56 C H EV . $695 ► 5.88 Impala V-8 4-Door Hardtop 4-Door. Standard transmis- CHILDREN'S SUMMER DRESSES ■ mission. *S9 O LDS. $2395 West Virginia SA VE SUBTEEN BLO USES reg. 2.99 to 10.99 88 Holiday Sedan. '55 B UICK $695 WHOl^E 1.88 Century 2-Door Hardtop. 20c,lb. reg. 2.99 e\ wash and wear cottonla a volllea a dacron '59 O LD S, $2595 H A MS OR H .y P ' 1.94 d cotton a nylons a organdiea a prints and "D-98’’ Holiday Sedan, '55 O LDS. $595 • wash and wear • aolida • cotton and dacron 4 "88’' 2-Door. • abort aleeve • prlnta • 10 to 16 aojl:ids a 2 to 3x, 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 '58 O LDS. $1695 RANCH HOr.SE HEAVY WBSTElRN STEER BEEF • roll aleeve *100% cotton- 5.88 88 Holiday Sedan. '53 C H EV . $395 2-Door. GIRLS' SH ORTS—JA M A IC A SETS '5 7 B U IC K $995 Super 2-Door Hardtop. '52 FORD $245 RIB RO AST 4 to 7 G IRLS " BATHIN G SUITS t ^ reg. 2.99 to 4.99 4-Door. RIB 1.88 *58 C H EV . $1445 reg. 2.99 to 5.99 a solid pants, print tops Biacayne "6” -2-Door. Stand- '48 FORD $145 BEEF a print pants, solid tops ► to ard transmission ‘2-Ton Pickup Truck. • cotton • 1 to 6x a 3 to 6x a 7 to 14 • khita • 7 to 14 • laatex 3.88 ► See Our Nice Selection of Late Model 4.88 ^ GIRLS' JA M A IC A S CHEVS.—OLDS'.—BUICKS—PONTIACS, Etc. GIRLS' DUCK DECK PA NTS > reg. 3.99 a dacron and combed cotton reg. 3.99 2.88 • atriped duck • 7 to 14 a textured cords ► 2.88 a solids, plaids, novelties M A N CHESTER • rope belt ► OLDSM O BILE GIRLS' CULO TTE SETS Itaig and Bervictag Oldsmobilea For Over 2S Yenra" C HILDREN'S PO LO SHIgTS S12 WEST CENTEX STREEIT ► ^ MI S-lAll — MI S-2411 AMPLE reg. 4.99 ' . reg. 1.69 to 2.29 3.59 PIBT EVENINGS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY a printed plqua and, striped duck AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON FREE / ► • cotton e matching cap-sleeve blousee ;PAV DWYER, Uaed Oar Manager PARKING e 7 te 14