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!V '■ • >K F A o i T w m m r 1^SDM|9SDAT. AXKIUIT A IM t Average Daily Net Pi Ran II ■ Jlattrlfi^Bti^r lEttrabts Ifi^ralii For llw Week Cm The Weather ' se. u a n n e u t »f D. a. WMtkw n«t«M Pvt. WilUant Pgquette, son of About I W n Mrs. Lena Paquette, 41 Lyness |G0P to Endorse i W n CSialrman John F. Shea Piano Taninf 1 3 , 6 0 1 Bata, eiaadly, eeel thto •veatag St., has recently been discharged Jr. said the executive committee Band Instnunent Ropairinc aad taalght. Law hi M a Friday from the U.S. Arnniy, where hei Fall Slate Aug. 22 of the town eommittee wQI meet MMnbw « t the AWHt eiendy, rata topertag eCf hi attar- Bonwi « f OlrwilaUwi : 'nM iptcial avent of fhe week to- spent six months in training at next week to select a slate of WARD MUSIC CO. BOOB. High 70-75. iitfht at all playgrounds conducted Ft. Dix, N. J. Paquette will return The Republican Town JJom- ' candidates. N SUBDOCB nr. Manchetter— A City o f Village, Chmrm by the recreation department will to his former position at Nasslff I mittee wHl meet Wednesday, Aug. Reports will be given by var , op e* to a FJL Tneeday, be a Pet Show. Pete of all kinds Amis on Main St. 22, at 8 p.m. in the hearing room ious oommittees, including the Wedneeday, Thorsasy, Friday. may be brought to the nearest of the Municipal building to en heaûarters committee, finance, TOL. LXXXL n o . 26S (TWBNTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST A, 1962 layground at 0:45. Dogs will not Scandia Lodge, Order of Vasa, dorse candidates for elective town and platform committee. £• Judged for awsirds. will have a special meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Watson of Glasgow, Mrs.' Ame Gustafson. 275 Henry Indicators Mixed Scotland, and her son Paul, 6, k r- St. New members will be installed Electric Boat rived in the United States Sunday during the meeting. Persons of for a two-month visit with her sis Scandinavian background, 14 years Seeks to Add ter, Mrs. Oliver Butler, . Dower Rd., and older, may join the lodge. South' Windsor. This is the first HOUSE &. HALE Big Jolt to time in eight years that the sis Two Manchester members of An MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE MI 8-412S Trends Point 1,000 Worikers OSes ters have been together. derson Shea Post, VFW, will serve , « on committees at the national con A rgen tin a Clifford F. Rautenberg Jr., son vention of the VFW posts and CmOTON (A P )—An inten of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F. Rau sive recruiting drive timed at auxiliaries, Aug. 10 through 17 at adding 1,000 neeii production tenberg, 127 Hemlock St., began Minneapolis, Minn. Charles. Hirth, BUENOS AIRES, Argen- nine-weeks recruit training recent department chief of stall, will serve To Recession employes to the work force be tins (AP)— Rival army lead ly at the Naval Training Center, fore year’s m d was aimounced on a committee of Americanism; today hgr Geaerti Dynamics/ ers engaged today in a new Great Lakes, lU. and G. J. Agostinelli, state service struggle for leadership of the Rules on DFusfs By HARRY KELLT f that he had gfvcn up any idea of Eleotrle Boat, builder of nu- officer, will serve on a committee clear-powered Polaris subma on rehahilitaUon. WASHINGTON (AP) — atadng Oongress for an immei^- nation’s ground forces and the ate tax reducUon. rines for the Navy. . commanding voice in Presi Walter W. Heller, President liinmediate 'employment ob The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Kennedy’s chief economic ad The White House, however, is dent Jose Maria Guido’s mili sued a statement that as yet "nq jective is to add outside ma —it pays to have pastor of Center Congregational viser, says present economic chinists, shipdtters, carpen tary-dominated regime. YES* good shoes repaired Church, will speak on "The .Will of decision has been.made." A rumored taitra-army feud trends are “ perplexing and in HSlIer, chairman of the Presi ters, sheet metal workers, Wi; DO IT RUHIT— God" at 0:30 a.m. Sunday at the pipefitters, electronics mechan broke into the open Wednesday Asks U.S. "Skoe Repalrteg e< the Bet Wapplng Community Church. ‘ conclusive cross-currents” but dent's Omincil of Economic Ad ics and electricians. Other v when dissident commanders re ter Kind.” visers, went through an aflemocm Advertisement- they do not “ sum up to a trades will be sought later this belled at the leaderdiip of Gen.- crisis.” of committee quesUonlng without year. Juan BautUte Loia, war minister dropping a hint as to what Ken Opea Moa.—d osed Wed. Need Money Past? OON- But there is a possibility, he Employment at the shipyard ar army commander in chief. Watchdog NBX3TICUT BANK AND TRUST nedy’s eventual recommendation is now more than 12,500, great Loza quit iMth posts Wednesday added, that the recent slowdown may be. COMPANY loans are available “ represents advance warning of er than the work force at the night, and the dissidente said they for any worthwhile purpose. They an economic decline." But he defended Kennedy peak o f World War n . were satisfied the crisis would not SAM YULYES can be obtained promptly and in And decline, he told a Senate- agmnst a charge of agmiislng In- Company officials said that erupt into open conflict. The roots On Safety decisivenesB made earlier by Sen. IS OAK SmtKET strict confidence. Life insurance house Economic Committee on additional help was needed to of the crisis—deeply dlveigept Jacob K.* Javlta, R-N.Y. views within the army on the Same Side As W’atidiis included. T hr^ offices in Man FOR WOMEN Wednesday, was another way of speed production of high-pri chester: 803 Main, 15 North Main saying recession. Javits urged that Oongress vote ority Polaris submarines. Elec futtire course of the nation—re WASHINGTON (AP) — and the Parkade. While pointing out the poesibili- a S8.8-billion tax cut before It tric Boat now has 11 nuclear mained. Secretary of Welfare Anthony ty of a recession, Heller said the BubmarinM under construc Defense Minister Jose Luis Can- J. Celebrezze has proposed conomic Indicators are mixed. (CoaUnned on Page Twelve tion. tilo took over temporary com 'Bm there's no doubt, he said, mand of the war mlnlstiry and new regulations which would JANTZEN SWIMSUITS summoned top army commanders VTheNU.S. economy Is still oper give the government a watch ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED— ABOUT 250 SUITSl ating cbiuiderably short of its po- to a conciliation meeting today. dog role in investigational use tentiaL” Insistence Deplored Etech of the several army fac of new drugs from start to To Remind You of Connecticut tions was expected to press Osn- President Kemedy has said he finish, and power to call off and his adviserVîrauld be weigh tllo to name a commander In We are pleased to annotmce that Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bulla, 67:^ Willie's Steak House. The Bullas,<«>of blue and gold, the chdpter’s col • all this season’s stVlesl 10,95 j , 2.95 7 o 8 8 ing these IndicatoraN^fore be de chief from among Its ranks. Sev the trials if safety doubts Bigelow St., (left) accept a tray both past commanders of the ors, was placed on the spot de cides whether to ask Yqr a quick eral army generals' already werq arise. of currency from Mrs. Florence DAV Chapter and auxiliary, plan signating Manchester. Mrs. Bulla Press Raps British resentful that Gantilo, i civilian, Acting against the background A cottons, lastex, 100% o ' O O tax cut to spur the ecbnqmy or Raymond A, Meany Jr. Streeter, auxiliary commander, to leave Manchester at the end of was presented with a corsage of SBlhnr through with his pi had taken over the war ministry, pf public and official concern over Disabled American Veterans, and the month and make their home yellow carnations with blue bows, nylons, power nets, r«g. 13.95 and 14.95 v S e O O «ak reductions later which even temporarily. the sedative thalidomide, Ceie- John Spellman, chapter comman in Lehigh Acres, Fla. and a matching carnation bouton 'be effecUve next Jan. 1. The navy and air force re brazze proposed today: der, DAV. The white tole tray had a map niere was given to her husband. eadlock on Soblen mained O B the sidelines, rejecting 1. That the Food and Drug Ad helenca nylons 1 1 O O The White House announced has been appointed Ihe presentation was made last of Connecticut and the state flow About 40 guests attended the Wednesday that the President is overtures from the rival army ministration be put on notice and night at a testimonial dinner at er painted on its surface. A bow dinner,' and included representa rtg. 17.95 to 29.95 | | « 0 0 still waiting for' all the data to groups. given the full details about the Assistant Vice President tives of veteran's organizations, be collected and studied before LOND(W (A P)—The British government came under Army troops occupied j^wer distribution of drugs to doctors for the permanent Memorial Day com making his decislon't mounting riro from its home press today as the deadlock con .plants, radio stations and other investigational use on humans. ^ ■ in onr mittee, of which Mr. Bulla is a LADIES’ C O n O N CHILDREN'S Barlier in the day it was re key points In the Buenos Aires 2. TTuit clinical investigations, member, and friends and neigh MEN'S DICKIES ported Kennedy told a luncheon tinued over tne^fate of Dr. Robert A, Soblen, the runaway spy. area to prevent disturbances. or use on humans, be b a s^ oh bors of the couple. SKIRTS PLAYCLOTHES CASUAL SLACKS meeting of labor union officials Several n ew ^ pers questioned Home Secretary Henry The wobbly Argentine peso tum adequate preclinical studies to as Mnnieipal Bond Department Brooke’s insistence that the la-^— ——— ------sure safety. Mrs. Bulla was a former teach bled again under the day’s un NOTICE rag. 4.99 to 7.99 reg. 4.99 raeli El A1 Airline fly the psychia certainty, and Economy Minister 3. That the cUnicti investiga er at Nathan Hale School. Her trist back to the United States to tions themselves be properly Due to the conditions of the reservoirs of the Town husband worked for the Welfare Alvaro Carlos Alsogaray ex 3 3 » / 3 ^ o f f ! British Deport serve a life sentence for spying pressed deep concern for the ef planned, executed by qualified in THE CONNECTICUT BANK Department, State of CJonnectJout, 3 . 5 9 fot the Soviet Union. State News vestigators, and that the Food and of Manchester Water Department, it has become neces after retiring. as an employe of N O W 2 . 8 8 entire remaining summer stock fect the army conflict might have 'The home, office extended the on his drive to get Argentina's Drug Administration be kept fully AND TRUST COMPANY sary to restrict the use of hose completely until further the U.S. Post Office in Manches 2 for 7.00 deadline on ita order to El Al to informed during the progress of ter. e box pleated and slim styles # Jantzen, McKern, Carters American Nazi stagnant economy moving again. notice. Non-compliance could mean the shutting off of e wash and wear white ducks fly Soblen, 81, to New York from Roundup The army crisis stems from the the investigations. HARTFORD 15, CONNECTICUT A dinner committee of the DAV e mostly solid colors # sheets, tee tops, pedal pueh- e wash and wear combed last^ midnight unUl midnight Fri 4. TTiat If a substantial doubt By EDDY GILMORE military’s ouster of President Ar water. Your cooperation is requested. chapter and auxiliary Included e sizes 10 to 18 ers, slacks, sunsuits cotton cords day." It also gave the airline the develops as to the safety of the Telephone 249-1611 John Spellman, Mrs. Florence turo FYondlzl last April and the e blue and loden stripes LONDON (AP)—American Nazi option o f designating another line subsequent forcible recess of Con drug, the Food and Drug Adminis LAWRENCE WITTKOFSKE Streeter, Walter Von Hone, Mr. and e street floor sportswear a, toddlers 1 to 8, S to 6x, T-14 leader George Lincoln Rockwell e waist sizes 28 to 36 only to act as its agent In tranapoiHting Groton Girl, 3, gress and annulment of the March tration and aU physician-investiga Mrs. Albert Sheffield, Wesley Bul gave a Hitler salqje today as Bri Soblen. tors using the drug be notified im Acting Superintendent la and Miss Louise Copping. elections in which foUowera of tain Tdeported him to the United Pan American has said it irould Escapes Death ex-Dictator Juan D. 'Peron scored mediately. If necessary, the use (Herald photo by Satemis). States. be vrilling to fly . Soblen to New sweeping victories. could be baited by FDA. MEN'S W ASH A N D WEAR Bareheaded and wearing a brown York under , such an agreement. The move split the army Iqto Current regulations have no suede jacket and sun glasses, the But El Al, acting on orders from In Refrigerator aeveral factions. One opposi^ tiie such provisions. fuehrer of the American Nazi par- the Israeli government, insisted move altogether as unconstitu Geiii Maxwell Taylor, former Army -chi^ of staff, takes the witness chair to The secretary said interested to was escorted by Scotland that if Britain hands Aver Soblen, GROTON (AP)—Deborah Cran tional. Another endorsed the hard day before the dilate Armed Services Ommittee which discussed his nomi persons will have 60 days In which detectives to the ste^ It will fly him to Israel. dall,oau, LA waawas wellweu on the road to une against the Peronlste but to comment on the proposed regu TROPICAL SUITS A m erica jetliner hound |lS|psia. nation as ehainhah of the Joint C%ff^s of ^ f f . (AP'Fhotofax.) lations and final regulations will ton. ■ ’ escape ccns^tional rUle. StlU another not be tasood until any comments WeVe started our annual • charcoal gray, black, olive, brown REG. 39.99 Shortly before takeoff time, sev The girl, was revived by ...police urged an outright military seizure have been considered. , • sizes 38 to 46. regulars ami longs eral persona with muffled voices a London spokesman for El Al last n i^ t after she was locked of power. Plans No Big. Changes Mob Hangs Slayer "he propoeale.were a foUow'to a called the airport to say bomba said. for aeveral hours in an unused re Rival army factions came to the prbnriee by Celebresse Ipet week • entire remaining summer stock by Miehaels Stern, - — were aboard the plane. A foreign mtaistry spokesman in frigerator. that tighter regulaUaba would & jR verge of shooting in late April. Of U.S. Missionary J F, Cricketeer "I advise you to' search that Jerusalem etid the 48-hour exten She was taken to Lawrence Me Gen. Enrique Rauch, tough caval eonie soon. plane," said one, "or Rockwell is sion of the deadline had not morial Hospital at New London ry. oqjtimender, sent tanks to the In Bolivian Village While the proposals ara.a direct ALL REDUCED 20% TO 33>/3 % M j L X t 1 1 1 1 going to have an unpleasant sur changed the Israeli government’s where she was reported in good edge of Buenos Aires and demand Taylor Wins Vote outgrowth of the furore over thal* prise;” positioii on Soblen. condition. idomlde, Celebrezze did not men FREE ALTERATIONS BY OUR OW N TAILORS i f a i j T T ♦ ed that Gen. Raul Poggi, then LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — An The bomb threat delayed the "We are ready to take Soblen Deborah la the daughter of Mr. commander in chief and instru tion that German-developed drug plane’s departure only 12 minutes. took to Israel, If asked by the and Mrs. Harry Crandall, Flan mental in Frondizl’s overthrow, angry mob lynched 'll drunken in his aimouncSment. LADIES' QUEEN JANTZEN GIRLS' MEN'S FAMOUS "They appeared to b e’ cranks,” , 'British to do so, but we will not ders, Groton. 't give Guido a freer hand toward As Head of Chiefs bartender for slaying a young said a Pan American spokesmi^ send him on one of our planes to restoring ^constitutional govern- American missionary priisst who (Oeatteoed aa Nga T>tralva) CASUAL DECK PANTS. and CHILDREN'S of the callers. the United States or anywhere ISO to 171 mant. BRAND NAME A quick check was made Of the else,” the spokesman stid. had tried to stop him from serv PEDAL PUSHERS, SWIMSUITS HARTFORD (A P )—The State Shooting was averted and both WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen-i-cism in his book as “ a mistakS.” ing drinks to minors. plane but no trace of a tolhb was Soblen jumped 5100,(X)0 ball In men resigned. Guido then named SLACKS about 176 a t this season’s WALKING SHORTS found. The airliner had^been un New York in late June and fled Motor 'Vehicle Department’a daily ate Armed Services Committee ” I meant exactly what I said,” The Rev. William Kruegler, 52, collection der guard since It arnved early to Israel on a dead brother’s pass record a t automobile fatalities as approved today the nomination of Taylor said, but quickly added was shot to death Tuesday night (OoBtiBued OB Page Twelve) In the patio of his parish house Bulletins reg. 3.99 2 . 8 8 WASH end WEAR ■ this morning. / port. Israel expelled him as an of last midnight and UtS' totals on Gen, MaxweU D. Taylor to be that he was returning to active the eame date last year: chairman of the Joint Chiefs of duty not “ as a crusader” but in the Andean village of Montero. Called froM AP Wires Just before entering the plane, Illegal immigrant and put him on Steff. reg. 2.98 and 8.98 1 « 8 8 Rockwell, 44, tufned at the top of an El Al plane for New York 1961 1962 anxioua to maks the "present sys Over the protests a t other rag. 5.99 3 . 8 8 Killed ...... 150 171 In a brief hearing, Taylor told tem as affective as possible.” priests, a mob seised the gunman, Trio Executed the senators he planned no radical Manglio Saravia, dragged him 3 * 1 9 (Oonttnued'on Page Nlnetoea) (Oonttaoed ea Page Two) Taylor recalled that three years REDS REJECT UK. PLAN e 100% cotton and daoroa reg . S.98 and 4 . 9 8 2 * 8 8 Last Rite* for Trooper change! in the nation'a defense ago he had urged a single chief through the streets to the. village and cotton policies or organization of the top of steff with an advisory group at square smd hanged him. GENEVA (AP)—The SovleS • solids and plaids MERIDEN (AP) — Twenty-one In San Quentin military chiefs. UaioB rejected today the latest rag. 6L96 to 8.85 - 4 ^ * 9 9 experienced officers to serve the Services were held today for e misses' sizes 8 to 20; reg . i.98 to 8 . 9 8 3 * 8 8 state policemen served aa pall Also approved waa Gen. Early President and secretary of de Father Kruegler in Montero and Western cosaprsmlee pcepnsal women’s S8 to 44 None of Fiunous Invited bearers and honor guard at the G. Wheeler to be the new Army fense. he will be buried at the Maryknoll for a treaty oattewteg nuclear weapons tests. Soviet Deputy e street floor sportswear a stees S to tx, 7 to 14 e stees38 t o t t funeral servica today of State Gas Chamber chief of staff. The JCS now includes the heads Roman Catholic mission where he o f '6 2 Plymouths in stock Trooper Joseph Stoba. Both nominations now go to the had served for two years. Foreiga Mtaister Valeitea A . of the Army. Navy, Air Force and Zorte told the auelear test boa Stoba was shot to death Mon SAN QUENTIN. Calif. (A P )-A Senate for indicated quick con at tim ^ the Marine Cforps, as Father Kruegler, one of 11 chil FOR MEN Simple Funeral Held day night while Investigatlhg a triple execution In San Quentin flrmation. dren, was a son of Katherine suboonunittee of the 17-aatiaa well as ^ e , chairman, the post to dlaarmameat ' eoafereace the reported domestic disturbance In Prison's gas chamber Wednesday The questions as to Taylor’s which Taylor was nominated by Kruegler and the. late ET'Sincls A. Oh m a yam m db B old Ansectean Stanley J. Ctaja, 46, has been tesque story of obsessive mother erett SaltonataU, R-Mess., and pMOM OH boM Plywu>uth« and charged with fataUy shooting the dealt with Tayior’a published opin poettioB dolled up la a new fotea For Marilyn Monroe lo\c. (Continued on Page Twelve) (ConUnned on Page Two) to deceive the neatrala.” Zorin WiMte to d«M up our stocks of Jantzen S W IM TRUNKS trooper. He is in Haddam State Elizabeth (Ma) Duncan, 58, was ion-after he' retired In 1959—that the JCS should be junked in favor toetated that noelear aegotUv Jail without bond on a m u r d e t executed for plotting and paying preseiit m w models. Clean-up charge. of a single chief of staff. tfaqs la the subeonunittoe ba ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED— ABOUT 150 TRUNKS By JAMES BACON ^had anything to do with the infor the murder of her pregnant Stitonstell, senior COP commit temporarily suspended. He sag- Ume meant saving time-savings HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "Mar- vitationa—and a lot more of her Services for Stoba were held in daughter-in-law fouf^ years ago so teeman, also asked if Taylor's 11,000 Women, No Blood Clots gested the whole issue be re- Uyn Monroe 1926-1062.” The plate friends would have been there." Bt. Rose’s Church. Six troopers she could keep her youngest son (SHticlsm of past reliance upon turned to the full eoafereace, ■ka yo« can get at no other period on the crypt reads simply, but It Among these would have been served as pallbearers and 16 to herself. strategic nuclear power meant Bwetteg Monday. reg. 3.95 tells UtUe of a Hollywood legend actor Peter Lawford and his wife formed a special honor guard. It was a futile killing. For there would be a change in policy. o f the year. Everything is ki your e solids, prints, cottons —or of her funeral, unique for Pat, brother-in-law and sister of Frank Duncan, now S3, married Taylor has favored increased con Enovid Pills Defended DIB8 OP INJURIES such a personality. President Kennedy. Whep Mrs. Law School Date* again. ventional forces. •mot ifght now-wide selection, and lastex O / O O For instance, there was' former Lawford heard of Marilyn’s death, WnXJMANTIO (AP)-Laate HARTFORD (AP) — The new Yet her love was reciprocated. Taylor’s opiniona were included Lcpportrii, S3, Canal S t, R i^> how prteot, high trade-in aHow- " reg. 3.95, 5.00, 5.95 Z e O O hasebpll great, Joe DiMaggio who she flew from the summer White Frank, with his present wife and in s book he wrote as a civilian married the sex goddess — the House at Hyannls Port, Maw., to University of Connecticut Law tirfcirn. V t . died te, VfltoDMia e sues 80 to 42 — = School building in West Hartford law partner, BUtaor Chandler Dun shortly after he stepped out as the By Parenthood Group Cemmimlty Menmrtel Heepital second of her three husbands. attend the funeral. can, fought tnrough the courts, Army member of the JCS. Before Marilyn, who was found But when she got here she will be built on a 14-month sched ...... •/ here today of injarieo suffered ule, State Public Worka Cfommis- trying to save her Hfe, until two ■rtie general smiled slightly at te a work taato aecMent to m m L ia OOIM hi todai« ^ reg. 5.95, 6.95 3 e 8 8 dead In bed Sunday from an over found that neither she nor Feter minutes before the execution. the queôns, and remarked that dose of sleeping pills, went to her was Invited. sioner Timothy J. Murphy stid yes Planned Parenthood Federqtiona 11,000 patients, showed that “ there Maaafleld Moaday. LeppMaH terday. „ !t no tears were shed in San he never exp^ted to be called sald yesterday that nearly 11,000 have been no casea a t blood clots was hurt whca a craae ea a final resting place Wednesday, the „ ‘.‘I’m shocked,” stid Lawford. Quentin’s little green-walled room back to active ûty and that some famed New York Yankee slujgger "We were not invited. I don’t If arrangements for‘construction women In nine large U.S-. centers reported in these centers,” Dr. Central Vem eat Railway work FURTHER REDUCED CHILDREN'S SUMMER MEN'S DACRON and are completed by October, Murphy when Ma Duncan died, shortly persons regarded his frank criti- were taking birth control pills Cialderone said. train tipped over. State Folioa bent over her coffin."^ know who’s responsible but the after 10 a.m., tight Upped and ENTIRE REMAINING Tearfully, hq kissed her and whole thing was badly handled.” oaid, this Implies a target date of without a case of blood clots de At the federation’s offices at said he was pteaeg by tlw etaaa DRESSES Jan. 1, 1964 for completion of the staring straight ahead into noth veloping. .501 Madison Avenue, Dr. Calde boom wtaea It caoae dowa. Tb* STOCK LADIES' WORSTED DRESS poured out from his heart: The Lawfords were very close ingness. Right now is the very best “ I love you: I love you. I love friends a t Miw Monroe's aa were building. Pentists Drop TM Norwegian government rone sctid tjiat the anxiety over crane Wna Hftteg n heavy pMW . The tears came three hours banned use of or^ contracep Ekiovid could be traced to the noed far cleartag aad gi nlWag SUMMER DRESSES by KATE GREENAWAY SLACKS you." Frank Sinatra, Clifton- Webb and later for one of the two smaU- Dean Martin. tive pUl Enovid there Monday recent disclosures about thalido toe traek bed. It was out of character for the Permft Stupended tlme criminals who said Ma Dun reg. 10.99 and 12.99 6 . 9 0 reticent DiMaggio, but perhaps cause of reports that four wom mide, a tranquilixlng drug that has and CINDERELLA HARIFCSID (AP)—Richard B, can promised 56,000 and paid 5560 Role in Union en using the plU in Great Britain CRISIS IN ’0(H.maiiA (||iat made it all the more sincere. (Ooattan^ on Page Thirtoea) Russell of Paula’s Bar, 171 Bridge been blamed for birth dôrmities. rag. 12.95 9 * 9 0 for the November 1968 killing of had developed blood clots while BOGOTA, Colombia (A P )-~ reg . 14.99 8 . 9 0 1 Later he drove through West- St., Ctaoton, received a 10-day iirtng it. Ekiovid had thorough and exten wood Memorial Park, . stopped Olga Duncan, 80, near Santa sive pre-clinicai teating by the PreeideBt GuUlemo Leaa Val- rag. 2.99 te 10.99 a charcoal gray, Cambridge liquor license suspenaloyi' from the Bmbara. Pre-Pay Plans The Planned Parenthood Fed reg. 17.99 to 29.99 iO .9 0 gray,i chiucoal brown, once more at her crypt and then State Uqtior Control dommission F._D. A., Dr. Calderone said. A eocla grappled wlto a erbde ta / drove aa. Eddie Cantor’s Ida half-brother wept vdien cya eration said it would continue to program approved by the F. D. A. the armed force today after only olive grem, black ~ ' yesterday. He waa charged with nide gas choked off the inaudible HARTFORD (AP) — Seven offer the pill to women at its M e cottons, srnel jerseys, a waist sizes 28 to 50 Yhen there were the fans. Dur selling liquor after hoqni. calls for use of the drug for two oae day ta offlee. The nattea’s dacron and avron, dacron ing the simple, ncxi-demoninatfon- Dies in Hollywood laughter of Augustine Btidonado, Bridgeport dentists, accused of vio- clinics in the United. States.. The top BiUltaty mea aeked Wednee to a plain and pleated nine centers checked were in " y ta n followed by a three-months and cotton, cotton luiits 1 * 8 8 6 * 8 8 ti i^tes they were orderly, digni 28. Strapped beside Btidonado and tetlng state dental laws, have 'with interruption during which another day night to be relieved ef dnty talking with him was his teUow large cities, a apokeaman said. e juniorsll to 15, misses’ 8 to FREE AL'rERA’nONB BT fied, even sentimental. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ida Can NASA Grant for Yale drawn from the Tecunstens union form of con^traception is pre becniiew Vnleaeln bad nnt re. WASHINGTON (AP) — Yale kUler, Luis Moya, 28. * speeted eenlortty te naodng BSej. 20, women’s 12H to 22% e steee S to Sx, T to 14 , OUR OW N TAILORS But as soon as the funeral waa tor, wife of cmnedian Eddie Can pre-pay Inauranoe plan. scribed, Dr. Îderone declared. ( over, a couple hundred of them University will Investigate ways to "It’s all right,” Baldonado had Dr. Mary 8. Calderone, medi Oca. Alberto Ruts MovOa nfntitca tor and- the one for whom he wng expedite data processing and stor assured Daniel Ledesma, IS, of This was reported today by Dr. cal director of the federation, Enovid is manufactured by G. tlimbed over a concrete wall, Michaei J. Zaztaro, secrete^ o f D. Searie A Co. of Chicago. It has 'o f war Wedneadny. It wan ton- trampled the grass and flowers his aoag "Ida" for many yesM, age techniques for the federal Port Hueneme, Calif., c^ y mo cited a ruling of the United States A nt upheaval te toe armed space agency. Sen. Thomas J. ments before. But it didn’t stop the State Dental Commleeion, who Food and Drug Administration been used by tee Planned Parmt- around the c r j^ that entombed died of a heart attack In her said the commission had received bood Federation for more than f oteee ataee toe faB el DIetatoe the movie queen. ' Dodd, D-Conn., reported yesterday. the tears. yesterday that Ikiovld could con Gustovo Rojas PteUte te UAL sleep Wednesday. She was 70. Sen. Dodd stid the National . Last words before entering the a letter from the dentists’ counsel tinue to be eold. two years. It is said to be virtually When the fans departril, most Outor, alao 70, suffering from notifying them of the move. 100 per cent effective. Rate Mevoa. third te Itoe te toa. of the flowers went arith them. Aeronautica and .Spade Adminis execution chamber were: "After tboroug^ investigation army blerareby. refaoed to eaam a heart ailment himself for aeveri tration approved a 550,000 grant to The-dentlsts have beeq slated to and study,” she said, "the Food ' "Marilyn Monroe meant a lot Btidonado: "Warden, lock the ^M>ear before a hearing of the assat ea toe s(frmtlea. ti years, cpnapeed la a state of Yale for this purpose. door tight.” and/ Drug Administration eon- DOCTORS TO GET WARNING to me,” stid one unidentified tixx:k iriien Me wife was pro commission on the charges stem abort-order cocdc, a recent immi Moya: "I’m getting what I de Giuded it was not possible to es WASHINGTON (AP)— Geoige TAX CUT WEIGHED nounced dead- He was placad un ming from their tie to the union tablish that the . reported deaths P. Larrick, Commissioner s f Foods grant from Rome, who clutched Danbury Man Drowned serve.” dental plan (Dentsl PIsn Inc.), WASaiNOTfEr (AP) — Tfcb one of DlMaggio’B roses In his der sedatica in their Beverly Hilla Ma iDuncah: "I am innocent. from thrombotic disease of wom and Drugs, said y e s te n ^ teat home. A nuriw remained at bis NEW FAIRFIELD (AP)—Ed which was declared Illegal Aug. 1 White Home said today PresI hand. "I'll always keep this flow Where is Frank?" en taking Bkiovid were caused by agreement had been reached on a deal Keaacdy may rsacb a dedk bedside. ward Peter lAuf, 19, of 17 Hum- by States Atty. Gen. Albert E. cautionary letter that the maker er press^. It will remind me of a non Ridge, Danbury, .drowned Shs had asked to see her be- the drug.” Coles. . Dr. Calderone said that, al nf tee birth control ptU Enovid girl whol had even a worse start The couple, childhood sweet- yestwday whUe water skiinF in lo'ired youngest son again, and had However, because of the with aok C eogns^tor an teauMdlBla to life than I had—but who be- hearte on the atreeta of New Ymfcr Lake Caadtowood. been'csûsed. Frank bad vteited though the federaticm Would con would send to all pbj^claiis la tax ea t Bat toe’pteAsAMIy Is drawal, it appeared unlikely today tinue offering^ the drug,. ”our poli this country. to get a high trade-in ,allowance! © tame famous all over the world.’’ marrUd 48 yaara ago white Oia* fitate ■ Police said Lauf hiti her late the nltiit before, between that the commission will carry sgateto say d m ^ usSfi seme- - 'ri>«n there were the Hollywood tor wia a atruggltag vaudevUla falU l ftom his aids and was test-minute appeals reaching; from through its plane to proceed cy, as’ indeed the policy of any Larrick said that as a t now tlw ttempext wash. Press atars who werm’t invited to the comedian. Bwtaunlng toward shore whan he Washington state to Loa Angelas. further against the dentists. The medical agency in this, field, nat Fbod and Drug Adroteistratian P tam SsAagos- met R fu n nal.' ' Ttkur had five datMhteci wfM weat down. Bta tow boat do- She had alao asked for, and commission waa scheduled to urally will be guided by any new had decided that it' did not have 'Arthur Jacobs, Marilyn’s long with Scra. Ctantor fig u M pramiii- velopad motor trouble and those been denied, sedation ju st' before make a final decision today. findings which may emanate from sufficient evidence to warrant tak MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, Inc. time publicity repreeentaUva, stid ently ta uuch M m hsajo-eyed hi abaaid were unable to reach him. entering the gas chamber. In his lnion, the attwney gen- the F. D. A.” / ing tee plU off the market He a( the U Invited gucsta: “About conedtaB’e teas The eldeat ■etiba d t m tram . Ufataftald Sedatives, u iA bar addiction to sral had dedarsd: **nie oommia- . A spot-check' of nine of the said, however, that an tevestiga- BOUTS St, TOLLAND TUBNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE (VERNON), CONN. ^ of the paopta to tbsM toaiild federation’s largest sffiUatod can- •sTavak fea. Umi« K-M Ufiyii itad 5 ^ nM sI) ha«a a tslsl c( w m A f I . I 'f' A- ' . < ' ::•■•, . ; .,•. i r $ > .. V . PA<5B -md MANCHESTEH IVtlirm e HUIIALD, MANOT»T!1R„ CONN^ tlTOllSDAT, AUGUST t, 1M» V MANCU^TER £V£N1NQ HBRAJjD, MANCHESIBB, €0NN, THUASDAT, AUGUST fi, I96t . FA G £ T H R B i Gbryslep Reveals conference speaking progikm was Rockville-V erhon RoekfÛt^mwan In^tenceDfiplored ^ f HEALTH 6ARSULES I arranged by the conference, nolt 'lor Flowers ^ V 5-Vear WarPaiily i VyMidAelA.ftdH,MJlL | Miller, Bmlef ^lash the Democratic National Commit- ■(I Hahn Withdrawg' TV- Far AB ■Pa Shieinwold on HOW 9MIM GHOULF THE " ‘He; ad d ed ;\...... '“ Cbnyeirs Construction XMinEtarr (A P ) — Cbryaler NKTER BE FOR HOT "The conference believes—as I Gobi/s Flowers From GOP Race Press Raps Britiish Oorp. has announced a fivcrynta COMPRESSES ? do—in freedom of speech and 1» While ^fending FBI OMl PA U L BDMTTNKK TUUDOB BOGEYMAN < Norih or 60,000-mile warranty, covoring not afraid to be exposed to ideas For Legislature D O tH N’T GO A W A Y (Formerly with Porttaad'a) the principal eomponents ot the T elevision with which it disagrees—particu 1183 BURNHDB AYK. Bgr Alfred ShetawoM WASHmOTON (AP)— RqimbU'GBepubUc Bic, Re suggested Hoov larly by persons who speak for Wins Hospital Contract Mmmi engine to roar axle power train «:(K) Hovfa m • (la roogTMs) CAST HARTFORD The fieid 6f poetlble Republi Deadlock on Sobleri The best way tb handle a bogey 4 A J 4 2 Bis. 8 ThM ifar (tai protresa tiM___Honenaooners cans and Democrats, enappi^ at er’s warnings against Oommunlk themselves and not for the party.” JA 8-6068 or MI 8-6479 ttoginnlng with its 1963 models. can candidates for state repre- V A I Mailr a n * (la .nrosnMM) ai Cm Greg Tboatar each other, have I c i q ^ to the de InfUtratlon, spying and eapioiiage He said he thought he :q>oke for OeHveilea Daily to man is to puU the covers up ever G 5 2 / The new warranty, inlying to Life of lUler ___ _ The (Maoa Paauty fense of .the FBI and Its’ director the party in disagreeing with Fer •cilaoUon at tKe Oonyers Con-^Mtarket St. on Its opemnr day Httemu Patrol , lack foimdatiim. - ' sentath’e posts appeared to be (Centhined from Pat#. Oee) , almost bound to die within a few your head and hope he goes away. aU 1963 Chrysler cars and trucks 8:00 Donas R oto m ow J. Edgar Hoover who Wen critl- ry but added: ■tructlein Ob.- of Manchester. to lost -Thursday., ■ —Thelma - M*Merritt, ■■ Nmrs > . f rV ootler Chrens. TUsing before the Senate, Iowa’s narrowing today with the with months—ta d this, is by no m eu s ' sold In the United States alnd Can . HucSisSsi u aouad . cUed by a qieaker at a Demo build the new wtng at the Rock- manager of the store, said on ex I f you’re passing on thU adrioe to Sen. Bourke B; Hickenlooper, the “ It hardly -seems necessary to drawal of William R. Hahn. with a U.S. marshal. The airline estabtlshed — tkeye would b « m A 5 5 ada, coven the engine, transmis S;36 Weotbei Nows a asorts l(k 88. cratic conference in Seattle. chairman of the Soiate GOP pol vtlle City Hospital hoe been an cellent sales vdlume was rsceord- your children, tril them that it S:a> PbU aorors I . 40. 8 point out that J^.’ Sklgar Hoover is Holm, choirnoon of the board Irnded him in Britain after hp good xase fm letting him go D K 19 5 4 2 $ Q 7 2 sion, propeller shaft, universal nounced by John R- Gottier. chair sd. PoUie Dofoadwa ,.g « i-S £ r William B. Millar, Republican icy oommittee, declared he was serving with the full confidence of education, hos advised the GOP elashed a wrist and plunged a wherever he pleased,’’ said the won't work at the bridge table. 5 J 7 J G A K M 2 4 Joint , and roar axle. 9:00 Breaner ' 8 national chairman, denuuided the man* of the building committee. Hospital Notes . PUm amazed any speaker at a Demo tad approval of the President and nominating committee that he hee knife into his abdomen during the Guardian. B u t won the first trick with 4 9 k 4 G K 7 2 By following the warra.nty Borns th e P ntonchsMto IS Democrats repudiate the speaker, cratic rally would refer to Hoov attorney general, under an admin Choice of the Manchester firm, Admitted yesterday: Mr*. Flor decided not to run for the legisla • o m H ROUie Jacob. Chib B oom . _ M.’ 8. 40 M flight. Two British courts ruled The Lfborite Daily Hetisld called the king o f dlMoimds and c u t a t a n ^ the cvlginal oiwner and sub 8:80 The L iv e ly Oaes (O 10, tt, 80 ■aylpg the remarks were “ defam er’s work aa "and Z quote ‘a mis istration that has beeni vigorous in whoee low base bid for the job ence Schmolz. 85 High St.; Mrs. tive post. A resident of Grant St. A K Q M 9 2 t:ta Uma ot Ueritay that he had no permission to re the hoihe sScretbry "Brooke the fesirful glance at thei dummjh 'What sequent owners can bs protected 6:45 W alter Cronklt. The Law u d Jdr J eew 8 40. 88 atory and virtually traitorous.’’ chief-making tapestry of. legmid its opposition to communism both bc wofL IS14.B00. «rill be subject to Anna Reid. Marlborough. 9 9 2 6 ELECTRONICS, I . In RorkvlUe. Hahn told the com main in Britain and could only blunderer." a horrible hand to lead up to. for live years or 60,000 mites, Huntler-Brioklw 10. The Democrats’ .natiomU party and Ulusion if there ever ae a t home and overseas.” review and o{>proval by the U.S. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Di mittee he felt that John Daigle G Q k 6 10:00 S iv )uoS^wtth*Sfttdt (C) * stay Until he was able to travel. "H e has ahgersd. the laraeiis Hpen if he Just waited a Ttae new warranty applies to all Ripcord 3 ^ OatoaebablM 5 40. 88 back that MiUer "would be weU Hill Rd.. Tolland: Joseph Trom- CBS Rroorts 8. 18 Hoover’s superior, Atty- Gen. DONTf BCRATCH THAT ITCH! whi(4i is making an $86,000 grant be encouraged in their candidacy don noted that In ordering El A1 tad he has itlU got Soblen on bis Wt longer. B u t cashed the ace of 1963 Dodge trucks fic c ^ t those al- SuMcripIkai TV too PEGREES K M USUALLY adrised ' to ctmeem himself frith tow ^d ooets of the three-floored ley. Broad Brook; Mrs. Barbara os inducement to other young 1 G 1 4 rm News and WMtlMr * Weather 8L 80 40 WARM ENOUGH ID BE EFFEC* Robert F. Kennedy, .arrived in Clos'ed Aug, 6 to -take Soblen to the United States hands," it said. diamonds. H ie bogeyman didn't go faady warranted for longer terma. 11:18 T o n lilit (C ) 10 the lunatic fringe in hie own'party m JUST 16 BnmjTEs, addition. Hooker. 82 Village St.; Mrs. Flor party members to seek public of VMS 4 4 An Ilw Bvenlos Report DVE WITHOUT BURNING YOUR Seattle Monday night and had this the home secretary was ignoring If El A1 falls to act, the BriUsh away; B u t still hab to find a suit L. A. Townsend, Cbtykifir pres PncoTOrwl Sporfa Final 13 w.Jch suspects former President to say of Ferry’s remarks: U the itch needs scratchins. your 48c ence Schmalc. 85 High St. fice. Daigle is 29 years old; Car PM riglssi-. 4 2 Steve Allen Show , . 40 SMN. OLPER PEOPLE EHOULP buk. at any dma ttorr. You feel Oottier reported the total ooel two other courses open to him un must get a deportation broer -for to lead. ident, said, in making the an 7:16 The SpOHs Camera TInirtoay StarOsht 8 (Dwight D.) Ehsenbower ot being "Communism ia a .very serious of the addition would be aroimd Birth yesterday: A son to Mr, ruthers, 33. Actually, Bast hod thrown away Kings of Golf NEVER USE rr WARMER quickriryliw ITCH-l(B-NOT take bold. To, Aug,13 and Mrs. Douglas Paul, 94 High der the British, law dealing with Soblen. H is attorneys havb said nouncement, "W e have been work 11:80 AwartTheater U a Oonununist dupa." /■' threat. and anyone wIm imderesti- Itchina quiets down. Antiseptic acilon $840,000, including equipment and Also interested in receiving the tfie cMense by waiting. South could Bvarias Rmort 11:80 Tonight (C> V 80 THAN too PEGREES F. kills aerms to help speed healfnx. Fine St. aliens . refused permission to land 'Uiey would challenge such A move depending on your partner’s na ing toward this performance goal News Steve Allen Show 8 The outcry came over a speech mates the danger of that threat furnishings. GOP endorsement for one of the in the courts, contending that he disoard dummy’s Jack of hesrts a long tima and ore now-aUe to 7:80 Outtowa I Cmtwl IwUHirim day or night tor ecsema. Insect bites, Admitted today: Mrs. Dorothy two posts available at the Aug. in Britain. „ ture. With a conservative part 13:60 News u id W eriher 80 ,hi.M(i*fatotofate«l. before the Democratic W ^ e r n is doing a disaervlce te the coun rlnkworm foot Itch, other, surface ForVacatiort This total is considerably high cannot be deported to the United on the queen of diamonds to make make this in^>ortant contribution BEK SATURDAY’S TV rashes. NOW at No. End Pharmacy, Shorten. Old Town Rd.; ^ Ila n d ; 16 caucus is John E. Grant. The law says the pwners or ner you'cmn afford to bid; with a States Omference by W. H. Ferry, try.” er than the building committee States because the U.B.-BriUsh ex sure, of losing no heart trick. De to customer aatlnfaction because Weldon Dnig Co. Mrs. Lucy Persch, Mountam^t. On the Democratic side, in agents of the plane on which the flin ty, partner you should pass. vice president of the Fund for the Bailey in hie statement said the had estimated when it furnished alien arrived may. be required to tradition treaty does not covsr es clarer could draw trumpa and give For Sheiitwold’s S6-pajge book our engineering tests, customer Birth today: A daughter to Mr. cumbent State Rep. Gerald A l up one (dub triek, making the its initial building plans a year and Mrs. Walker Leonard, 79 Ver take him either (1) to the coun pionage. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," service -records and quality of ago, Gottier said. However, he len and Raymond Spielhian ar« , I f El A1 takes him to Israel, .MILE gbma and rubber. non Ave. t(^-heavy 'favorites for re-en- try of' which he. is a national, O send 50c to Bridge Book, Manches manufacturing show these major Radio potated out, the plans were re Soblen plans a court fight to re Need Four Tricks - ' Public Becords dorsemsnt at the town committee to the country where he embarked ter Eh/ening Herlld, Box 88X8, components will live up to this vised and the wing had been en main there as a Jewish immi TURN LEFT FORI Put yourself in B u t’s place at (TU s iistiag la eludes only thow mew* broadenta of 18 ar ; Warantee Deeds: Arlene M. and meeting on Aug. 15. Richard Kehl, or (S) to a third country willing Grand Central Sta;, N. Y. 17, warranty if properly used and larged. FOr instance, he said, the Donald J. Williams to John oiia to receive him. „ grant. If theUsraeli courts won’t ABOUTTKnEE the first trick. You win with the N. Y. maintained.” iMgtti. Some station eany otlwr abort Bswacosls). committee added a phyoical ther president of the Toung Demo OUARIYRSOPA king of diamonds and wonder Mary A. Donlon, property off crats, who served on the cam “ There is nor priority among let him stay tad don’t send him (Oc^yright 1962, General Fea WDBC—USB > 7:80 News Analytts, Showcaa. apy room, another rsuiiology room, back to America, he will probably fbVLg UtL IO U .where four defensive tricks can be tures Oorp.) Hartl PI.; W .' G. . Schwart Co., paign staff in Rep. Frank Ko- these three choices, so presuip- 6-00 BUhop’s Coraer 8:00 Orlolea at Tankeea and a second stairway Inc. to Charles Sargeant. property ably the home secretary is en go to Communist Csecboslovakia, A REODUOTJ found. You Ota take two dia- 8:06 Raynor Shiaea 10:30 Showcase. News waleki’s unsuccessful bid for the monds and c high along the Con Guard Against Ortnkles 13:00 Johnny AripDrfBhow in Bolton. changed from last week, accord been bound over to Superior Court Tax lien notices were sent eer- necticut chore today from 6 pjn. moment u long u you oan. A day at the .beach may mean WINP 1398 ing to a report from the State on e charge of robbery with vio lier this month to delinquent tax to 6:30 p.m. and Friday 6:30 a.m. Prompt action beats bridge bogey ■un-crlnkles around the eyes. Ap 8:00 Newa Toq Tip lence in the stabbing and attempt payers. Unton said, adding that (OsatteMd Page Omt) to 7:30 am. Low tide at Old Say- men. ply a dab o f eye cream and shut 8:10 T ^ y on Wall Btrest With the crescent and oval toaa Labor Department. Total unem mbojphl Daily Rneetion 6:16 Showcase ed robbing of a bus driver in lisns must be filed on Aug. 31 if brook today 12:30 p.m. Friday 1:80 'W orked out the Holmes is accused of attempt be paid in person at Untod’s home language tq.be used in the i letter. tauk eastwaird. Considerable PI. at Pw * St. Oirrently located ing to rob Airthur E. Donaldson, on the comer of Lake Bt. and cloudiness today with soiUe drissle on Main ^ the association' eX' 43. MilfonL a driver for the ORAL Montauk Dr. “at any rbasonelrfe OOMlÂNY OTTES .STATISTICS extreme east early and scattered pects to move to the sjte about hour;" Otherwise, payments may Columbia showers developing late this after Company. Police said Holmes GUSTA, Ga.— Dr. WlUlam Is Fun E v «y Wed,, Sept. 1. The nbw irffice previously be mailed to the Vernon Fire Dis noon apd evening. Cloudy with struck Donaldson on the head ahd 'osson of G. D. Searle A Co., Hiurs., Fri and Sat. housed Elsie’s ^ n g e rie Shop. then ran out of the bus, but was trict Tex Collecter, P. O. Box 506, some drizxle tonight and early Fri DANCING Vernon. / manufacturer of Bnovid, told the About SOO peraqns visited the cornered behind the vehicle by the New York TimSe • that national Burnham Fills day with clearing In west Friday Says Yoor Friendly ' Host, Mike Stanko. Goodwill Industrie^ outlet at 8 driver. Btatistica indicated 71 out of morning and in east Friday after “TH E VERSATTLES^’ — Be H Jlttertrag, every 100,000 women between the noon. Visibility 3 to 5 miles today JiMB, Tirist or Just a Fox Trot— here’s the ages o t 30 and 46 were'hospital Assessor Post except less than one mile in fog. marie for yo«r Uoteaing or dancing pleaa- Plane robe ised - for thtombophlebltie. One to $ miles tonight and early Fiday improving to 5 miles or more AIR-CONDITIONED / Since about , a million woman First Selectman caolr L. Robin ore taking Enovid,” he said, Friday afternoon. OAK GRILL— 30 Oak St— MI 9-8100 East Wave son announced last night that Wll Morning observations: 1M TRIPLU BLUE STAMPS our share of thrombophlebitis liam S. BUrnham of Hsbron Rd. o AMPLE BEAR PARKING o patients would be 710 cases. Block Island—'Wind northeast 18 PINE ST. and HARTFORD RD. a real eatate agent, has been knots, temperature 64. W e Cater to Parties and Gatherlnga JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP)— "But, we have only 26 reports pointed on oMessor to rSploce Lu _ lurricane hunter plane ■ was- or of women taking Eno-vld who- M o n tank Point— Wind east- AIR OONDmONBD for Toni-Comfort! cius W . Robinson Jr., whose resig nprtheaq|,^S knots, tempsraiurs dered to'explore today an easterly have been admitted to hoqiltsla nation'wsa-tafiounced earlier thur Phw your rcfalar stiunpa ^ $3.00 er more fnrehtsej wave which generated squalls as for the ailment.” j. • -- 60, sSa swlhssst k Yeet Visibi^ty 'Week. Rohinabn was chairman at 10 miles. — • • I when presented to It slowed down on a westward Dr. Crosson is assistant medi the time of his rsWgnkticm. Caribbean course through the An cal director of Searle Labora Burnham is a member of the Groton—Wind'east-northeast IS J. DURSO'i^SSO tilles Island group. tories. G. D. Searls A Co. is a xoning board of appeals and has knots, temperature 66. vlsiUHty 16 Dwellers In the islands—south Chicago concern. aervSd os both Its secretary and miles, cloudy. 484 EAST MIDDLE TPRE., MANCHESTER east of Puerto Rico—were warned Among ths 36 cases known to chairmen. He was an organiser Westhampton Beach — Wind (AT THE GREE^ to prepare for heavy rains and Dr. O tw w n, six patients died. O f tad first president of the Columbia northeast 10 knots, temperature STATE Thib Offer Expires AuKo^t 16 wind gusts. the 30 othem, he said, two were Li

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PACTS r c ^ MANCHESTER EVEN1N0 HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0&Nif„ THURSDAT. AUGUST W 1961 , A ■i MAIfCHBSpBR EVENING HERALD, 1IANCHE8TER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST », 1962 an ws Imow Om policy ha foltow^ M hava bate eonaldarad hn>HlMMly PAQX ITVE iSattrl^pBt^r has aieeompliahad tnora than wa H al Boyle oM-faahibned. aatimata; for all wa, know ha, and Huy all kaap farmar*s heura-r neu, became a-^ millionaire and attack four years ago and .'spent for completion of a two-year en Connecticut real of 'lW-aiid then rebuilt hls' flnan: Angeles. SAND INSTRUMENTS For Lasting Fame, too. Oaadldatas .uaed to tp iu ar at University a t Hartford. New and Used—AQ Bnaoda dured tha raal pain and anxlaty diiman,' . and then j 'a t topebaons, MADE TO ORDER Dies in Hollywood cial fo rc e s . Her phyaician w-ho asked his Vaders atudied for the eertlficate ' U u S S 'S tS S ^ oS"tN& t t Yankee Whoever E D B E MKASDRING aag He. has been largely retired in name to withheld .said she' suf at the- university’s evening achool. la BtaMuaSW and nUaary tha past yaar. One and than at coffee houn which riV BE PTWAIXINO Plotkin Duties WARD MUSIC C a can nndaratand lha Mttamaas of B y A. H . a might ba lika aa early htochaoa. lba*‘B|yaa’’ (Oaattooed tMH Pag* Ooe) recent. years, spending his time fered a third • heart attack four He was among six evening atudmta T«M£3fyirhTOwyw af your months ago and had been in criti to receive certificates. M BUMlOCBar. WALTER R rmtSaaSav aome reaerriatk, and wa ouraelvoa Keep a Diary but this year they have deCinltaly , writinji; books and' articles retnln- Open to 9 FJE Ttoaday, ; PubtSibsis added the first nual or the d ai^ Set by Bbarid daughter, Marjorie, died ef cancer ji ,;ing on. his long career'and phll- cal condition at home. He is a member of toe indus Wedneeday, Tburaday, fVMtoy Eouadtd Octobar L IMi thoupht that tha President was, We are already aware ef toe toe breakfast—to Muir seha^ts DRAPES -BfBAMmUB In 19M. I osophiring about life. He also has Three of toe daughters went trial arts department at Manches for one reason or anothar, out of Wo celebrate our anniversaries by fact that we a n goiilg to love —and it ia not toe poUta mid ter High School. ' TUMMMd____ _ Btctt Brantiis Ezcapt NKW ' YORK (AP) -^Do you this 1B02 state campalfa more U m duties and arcM of re^Mmal- Mr*. Cantor died to the familv I**” * active in numerous charities. | quickly to- the home after the |kmianaB« HoHiuy*. Bntarad at tlM aither immaturity or out of cour sending each other "'cheap comic morning affair, but kreakfast . . ^ .. I' j h spokesman for the family' was; death. The. fourth, Marilyn, was in yearn .to win lasting tame and the greeting cards bearing a rented than ,a ^ ' other in aU our exper- bUlty M Mm new aaaiaUnt siqMrin- ape, making last summer’s crisis about toe time you might eome FINDEU*S miraf home where ana hadbeen suffer- ^ say udiether the song-New Ydrk. , g '.titude e( future generations? wisecrack. iefice. This la beoauae of toe fact in from -mUkiiig. TEU Ml 9-49tt tondent'e# eehools, Bennett Plot- i m that we am, after al), a simple Ing lor aome time with a heart •■< '* was written specifically for i 'The Cantor’s romance began 67 •CBSCRDpTIOM RATES bigger than Khruahehav aver ex V Well, you can hardly-do H by Few of us bother to record in What toe candidates do, their EveryHdag la Wtadow TnataM at kin, were outlined to toe board, aiment. -I. IMrs. Cantor, or by whom It ra s l years ago on the sidewalks of! ParabU ta Advaoea pected it to be; but tha book has piling up wealth. any permanent way problems of boy at heart, always tone-quar direct, friendly handahakea, MmIt Carriar ters in lova w ith' the Oonnecticut education at Its recent meeting. Her maidm name u»s Ida TV>-, written; : New York’s Lower East Side j P.A.C* to be left open for an kinds of bur hearts and minds—as if we open, honeat uaa ef Miair ayes as .Taar ...... SU.60 You could do it by writing a were ashamed to show our private yesterdays, forever in quarrel with The aoeistant superintendent wlU Survivors In addition to Cantor}where Ida was the belle of the; Watitba ..^... future entries srhieh may change perfect poem or song, but that is they look diractly into those of thl!** ‘1’* daughters, Na- neighborhood and Eddie — known , V. a.'lo feelings. We run the risk of having the pace of today, slightly ap their constituents, Chair Inebm- •omitately familiarise himself with, intoInto th.the clothing business wlth|j^,j^ Marilyn7 Janet and then as Isay Iskowitch was a | (la IffOBtllJBOBai ...... l.SO the opinion and Judgmastt and feel fhr harder than making glOO mil prehensive of toe complications of .. .» future generations decide we ac parabls simplicity and modesty ef the ourr$nt educatlonel program to him. ing‘ of everybody. lion. The luminous gift of imagina tually had no feelings, and stalked tomorrow. ^ demeanour, toelr obvioua pre MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTIynN|rS ell achoola and on an levels ao Um , But toe. orptoriied orphaned Crnitor-sCantor’s 's ^ l b o y who loved-to qarry her ___ MEMBER o r tive creation is .denied to all but dumbly through biir ,time on earth For such a simple heart, this la ference for/ths humbiar dacenclM system may be standardized; aU widowed grandmother, Esther- ' The woman who became, known ' BINGO _ THE ASSOCIATED mESB going to be the campaign of cam Tba Aaaodatad Praaa u aachutvaly those of genius. like stumbling zombies. among instltutiena. toeiM eua- 13rii AN N UAL ^ penmnnel wUI be visited in their Cantor,, put her foot down. Being f® miUions as “Ida. sweet as ap- aBUUad to tba uaa of rapubUcatlon of But there is a simple available So. why not keep a diary? It'U paigns. toms, and peIe, all omnbina to rtasaroema; aaaessmont of curront a comedian, riw said, was ju.st a s ' P** cider”.; traveled thousands of' EVERY MONDAY- 8 P.M. an aawa diapatchas cradIMd to H or And A Chair-Of Definitions? way for you to earn a place in help you find out . yourself what We have surveyed the field of drive far from toe mliid- at toe offerings in all bouraea will be be Important as Selling suits. miles with Cantor on his personal Vaders Completes Bot otbarwue rreditad in thla napar candidates, aa they b ^n to ap A. C. BALLROOM and alao tba local nawa pabliahad bara. Formw President Ehsenhovver, history. That is—to keep an hon kind of person you are while alive observer any lingering. awareness gun; the possibility of devokîi "Anybody who can make you appearance tours, f. All rlabta of rapublicatlon of apaeial— est, detailed diary throughout your —and it could make you famous pear before toe pei^le of Con at these same eandidates aa law PEACH SHORTCAKE FmiVAL a toaeher-dntern program wil laugh,” Eddie quoted her as say- She suffered a heart attack “ Drafting Course 26 VILLAGE STREET—ROCKVILU aapatcnaa barein are also raMraad in hia speech to educators over in life, and leave it in your will to after you're gone. It might make necticut, and it ia hearteningly yers, Insurance executives, waarby eoUegek wiU be atudied tit ing, “is like a doetor. Laughter j eight y ta m ago -while in Miami, obvious there Isn't a city slicker mm earTtea cHent of N Stockholm, a speech made to* his some university library. you more important later than vou sv/anky prep school maatera. so- ON THE LOT NEXT TO FIREHOUSE la frit that praetioa teachers uaual- cures a lot of"Uis.” ! Fla., for a Cantor benefit per- William J. .Vaders. SOT Henry 10.-&c:------Be. me. ------* own capacity as chairman of the A hundred years from now, feel yoh are now, and isn’t t tit in the lot of them. phiatlcated Madison Ave. huck- MAIN AND HlLUARD STREETS Ir return for pennanent Jobs); a Cantor remained in show bust-' formance. She had a second heart St, has been awarded a certificate PubUahers ______some historian seeking to find out worth a gamble? There isn't a single one of them rtoruiting brochure to precede per Julias Mathawi Special Agency—New "People - to - People'* movement, atkrs, or even profeaeional poll- Torfc. Chlcaxo. Detroit and Boaton. what life was really like in the who doesn't prMer toe quiet, ticlana. FRIDAY, AUG. 24—STARTS AT 6:30 P.M. sonal visita will be developed; new MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF itfged the creation ef a worid uni mid-SOth century, will stumble on friendly approach of toe personal No, these are our kind ef peo and replacement personnel wiU be entcoLATioMa versity with an "international fac that diary in some dusty stack. Bats Raise Young handshake, the leaning together ple, no more than a callus or two roeruited. Tba Herald PilnUng Company. loe.. ulty ef acholars whose eoncam Opening and reading it, he will over aome fence, to toe opportun away from toe good Connecticut All You Can Eat! Kduoational trieviatoO as a poa- no financial respoosibUity for call your name blessed. ity to shoot off aoma acintillating' soil which is mother to us all, Juat sille teaching aid will be inveeti- Meal errora appearlna In ad- would be objective truth purged of This has been called the "Age In Tight Colonies nmark from behind toe foot gated; toe. develi^ntent of equal leats and -otber readlBS matter national and regional bias, hatred aa simple and unpretentious and h a * t f o * d A ^ The Manchester Evenlna Herald of Anxiety’* and the "Age of CM- lights. friendly aa Connecticut people ADULTS 75c— CHILDREN UNDER 16. 40e library faciUtiee in all school* will 'and prejudices.” sis." it may finally go down WASHINGTON — BaU of the Like lu, they a n doubtful about must have been, back in the good TICKETS AT THE. DOOR be begun; recommendations wiU be NORMAN’S MANCHESTE _DIr ^ advartlslBacloalns hooTa: P n Mondar—1 nm/sVidav. This is a sweet propototioau in history as the “Age of toe By spades PIscotus townssndii sstab- toe place of toe* automobile, and old days when we all want to made and the implemoitatian of For ‘nieadaywl p.m. Monday. stander,*’ a period when people Ush large "nursery colonies." A are in love with all other modes of Wednesday night prayer meeting, MUSIC lY POLICE and FIREMEN'S lAND duniculum studies done in the past For Wadnaaday—1 p.m Tuesday. order to bring it into being, ha were tO busy watching toe excit transportation. will, be begun—including a modern For Thursday—1 p.m. Wadnaaday. said, all nations would hsva to Smithsonian Institution report simple folk-of the kind that usto Thia Advt. Spoaaarad by Maachester Pipe and Bnp|rty Co. For Friday—1 p.m Thursday. ing spectacle of life—or were so says as many as 200 females from They are the first real big group to make the country great, and mathrinatioB program, advanced For Saturday—I p.m. Friday. "agree that only truth and objec numbed by what they eaw—that a considerable area congregate in of walking candidates in all the looking them over, succumbing, . placemrii^ for secondary pupils, Clasalfied deadnse: 10:80 a.m. as_ few bothered to put down how they state’s history. Their example is ploration of program* for'.mart imy of puUteatloa aaeapt Saturday — tivity have any place to tha aChool one spot eariy in spring. There toe unashamed, to their homeapun t a.n. curriculum.** felt about it all. young a rt bom and raised. These even a little contagious. Some at qualitiaa which shine even through able pupils, and helping to devriop toelr constituents ara remember a program of 'brin^g education Obviously, ha didn't know iMter historians will find no lack colonies, near which-males seldom an oooaaional wan-prsaasd aui^ ThurMay. August 9 of materia] to study about this venture, usually remain intact un ing . that there' is such a physical we get toe feeling that our future al personnel to board of ieducation whathar all nations would ba raady generaUoti. Thera will bs tons and til the young are weaned in late act as that of walking, and Sn ta in good hands, and if we had SPECIAL TONIGHT! meetings to report "op various to agraa to thia. tons of official papers to poor summer. redlaoovering its pleasures. pecta of the schori program. our way wa’d sleet them all. Just EqnIpnMnt Not tailtodgct SerHes To The “CrlslB’' *T am qulta eartata,** ha aaid, tfarougb. The need for heat conservation, When they can’t walk, they will to double our good fortune and the report says, probably ia a ma still take to ajmoet any other The council wlU be notified that The NaW'Tork Times Is dlsturb- howavar, "that tha man aad wom Mankind an maaaa probably the pleaaantnasa ef Cenneetteat STEAK DINNER pcPbably nevor bafora has been jor reason for tosas tight-packed mode of transportation ahead of Mfe. r, Soup, Salad, Vegâbia, the board failed to include the ad, as averybody has to bs. over an who hava Vyad to fkaadom Item for custodial supplies ftnd Dbed by ao maPy specialists— nursery colonies, in which toe fe the automoMle. We found one can Potato, Oaffee . . . a a • • • • ■ ■ ■ feet that the Army leaervlsta would be quite eontant to 1st truth doctexrs, aociologists, peycbolo- males with new-born young gather didate. the other day, campaign educational equipment for BJlsX worth riementary achool in the ROW returning to civilian life aftw rather than propaganda plead gista, political scientists, and toe ao closely together that the edges ing by boat. And they all love MRS. HERMAN SCOTT HELM of toe cluster appear to be a solid current budget on the aaeumption llieir call-up for tha “Berlin their eauae.” takan of opinion poila. railroads, evan though only a faw Mtss Katiitoen Theresa''Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mra Ray Yoa^ Mm puMle pulse le being Una. y aan ago, aueh a thing would PAT Turkey Dinner that the PuWlc Building Oom- mond. Miller Sr., 510 Triland ’Tpke., became, the bride of Hermrii arista'* of last aummer. ara being Wall, are are with Mm fonaar well tokm Indeed. But what about 50 nUaslon (PBC) would purchase Scott Helm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Hekn, 47 Agnes Dr , aonawbat reeklesa and bitter to PreaideBA. Ta ba aura, such a uni the private pulse? , MTDFWNG. CTAVY. / tost equipment as it has done in Saturday'-inorning at St. Bridget’s Ohuroh. A complete account too past. Ttkis action results from fiENERAL ElECTMC fhakr diargea that tha crisis Itself varsity, partiapa spoiMorad bp Mm Tha eferonology ef wars aqd dip- OVERWEIGHT VEOETABEB aad POTATO of the wedîhK was published in yesterday's Heratd. (Photo lomatle conferences makes up a letter from the PBC saying Reflex). X, was manufactured by President United Nations, eould baeetna a AvottoMs to yea toHhimt a daw- they will not supply these ar Kennedy, that they themedves only Um toy bonas of human his NLET M IG N O N ...... S1.B0 great reservoir ef reason, of tol«^ tory. K Is like learning about ox- tor's preaeripttoo, ear drag ticles received after the budgets ware being need as tools and pup- ance, a . great eraator of uadar- Renovation Sale called OmUNEX. You mmt had been approved. Supt. Merle \ Wright presented a written pro CHEST FREEZER ttoct aiMmals by studying toelr loea ngiy fat to 7 daya ar year RAKED LASAGNE ...... $1.25 Woodmansee was authorized to Andover test, on ad-vice of counsel, against pats, and that they have i apent standlng aad eommunlcation, a fossils. t RING ZIPPERED PORTFOLIOS. purchase the necessary equipment residential zoning of the land tbair time to the eerviea doing The only way to make human mooey hawk. Na atoaauoua sk- great source of policy and proposl- 2 RING MANCHESTER COVERS. areiaa, toxattvea, aaaaaaga ar and try to find the funds in the where to has always stm-ed hi* Bothing. hlMory r e a ^ human Is to find out i PRICE ------FRIDAY SPECIAL! ------current budget. If the board finds equipment on Rt. 6 across from the tloB tor Mm improvement of hu bow tha Individual person reacted toklag at an called redoelag Two Protests A lt, quits frankly, wc do not man and poUUeal hviag to the laadiea eraokets or eooldae, er itaelf short of funds at toe end êadowbrook. Houle said that the to existaice. What stirred him to COMPUTE LOISTER DINNER neqrby sharp curve would make hsiow how to give ordinary human world. Wa hope Mr. Ksenhewer ekewiag gum. ODRIMBX la a of the Sscal year, they wHl ap dream, what caueed him to de CREPE PAPER 25 Assorted Colors 15c ttof tablet aad easily swallew- Sbrimp Cocktail or Ctama ALL FOR peal to toe Council, for an sri- f lied oil 1 wo biislnim traffic hazardous at that bategs to such an egcparienca any gats full speed ahead action for hia spair? What tod he reaUy think aA Hhea you taka CMMUNEX, Oa Tba Half Sbell or ditional appropriation, citing tola spot. Farther discussion was post greater wisdom. Preeident Ken- propo^, that other man and or about Mmaelf and ethers while he you attH aojegr yaar iweale, atM Fridt 0 1 9 , OUm Chowder letter. poned tilh a later meeting. Uved? GIFT WRAPPING PAPER . . . Wright has submitted s bid for nady did not "manufacture’* tha ganisations start, right now, put In tba past man ware more elo . 1/2 PRICE eat Mm fooda you Vka, tort yea BROIIJED STOFFED EOBglER Frank Abeam and Mrs. Laura Zoiimg j^hifts ataspljr doa’t have MM orge tat Vegetable, Patata ar Katz were named aa a committee building the p6s| office in to* Rt. 5 Berlin erials of a year ago; he ting tha flesh ef plan and oon- quent abm t Mumaelvee. Our an RED CRAYOU CRAYONS . • • a a e a • > 36 for 36e $ d .9 5 area. aatra p ^ e a a baeaoaa wMUt- to study the possibility of incor aonaidarad the sttuation a erisia tribuUon on the bene ef hia aug- cestors wera nMre frank about Twp protests from adjoining land Party OauepBes their reacien to Hfe. They kept NRX dapreiiei yaw wpaMto porating public library in the jun owners were presented for each of baflwisa, at his meeting with gaation. mod ditrseaee yoor dawra far ior high school which will be Party caucuses in the next two dlartes; they wrote long lottora CHRISTMAS C A RD S...... V2 PRICE Oaffaa ar Tw the two changes proposed at the weeks will choose candidatea fo r; GIGANTIC DIRECT ■hrushdunr to Vienna, he got ttw We have only one Might laqîriit- food. Tour weight afloat aaaaa built for occupancy in 1965. It was and did not hoaltata to speak free zoning heanng last night. state representative, registrars ef taapi eesion the Russian leader was' suggestion to make. Whsh the dowa.. bacanto aa your amm felt that it' might be more eco The request to change 12 acres ly what Miay tboui^ and fd t doetor will toll yoo^ wbM you nomical to build a Ubran,- at the voters, and Justices of the toqM. nmdi more rash and Irreqionsible world university tor all nations Ckich outîoken documwitB HNE MAKE PENS REDUCED a IKGAI. BEVERAGES between Tou-nsend and Hebron' Aug. 16 is the date for RepUm- eat leae, you weigh leea. Get same time and in toe same loca Rds. to business from residential | than ha had «q>actad him to be. gets estabhahsd, we wduld like to the diary of Bamaol Popys, or toe LADOBB* OOU> POINT CARTRIDGE SET. CM rid ef exceed fat aad live leag- a KmOUfADE BREAD aad PAKIWES tion aa a new achool; and that ad cans; Aug. 21. for Democrats. letters between John Adams and DMOONTINUED STYLE. REG. 911.75...... ^ T . / Y zoning for purposes of a shopping Incumtort Bhloworth L. Oovell Sto was afraid of what Khruahehav have one small dspUrtmant of It er. fMNMNEX costa 9S.M aad a SOUPS. MADE F U M I DAIET ditional library lacilitiea might be and business center brought a ■right do. Thomas Jaffecson, Illuminate is aoM aa Mils OUARANTBBl In order to fulfill the growing veroai protest from John Phelps, hopes to run again for represent- reserved to the seeking out of pra- their tones to a way no toeatiss or needs of the town. Liilian Hamilton win not FACTORY PURCHASE! W hat. Praaidatit Kennedy Um- If aet' satMed for aay reaaea elaa deftoitione tor oartain kay proclamations can. Juat return the package to • AIR CONDinONRD Included in the for | Rd phelpe- said his land would be ~-aiU bl* for Republican regis- atof did, upon his return from words to Mr. namthowar’s pio- From them we learn how M real your druggist and get year new elementary sriiool mil be . devalued by a close business aiea ly felt to be alive then. T 1 a n n a, probably oonvtnoed poasl —tha worda "freedom** sad fall aaoaeF, back. No qaesMoas FRANK’S oiggeations for; Library with fa- I; and objected to increased traffic I New Voters SessioB- Khrushchev, to bis turn, that wa Today wo aoom to bo looing too baksA OdAi NEX ia aoM wMk 62S MAIN STREET eUlties for 30 students; cubical the shopping entrance on Town- First sessioa for registratlOB of "objectivity” and “truth.” ability to write as well as to walk. tUa guarantee by: ArMmr office space for êcial teachers of , Rq bring new voters is Saturday. Aug. to, 197 had a arlld and reciclesa leader, Such a caisir at Deflnitions, tf DEWEY-RICHMAN from 2 to 6 p.m. at the To now because of Welleoweep’a sub dates for s*ata candidates to visit Grants secured for school equip mitted bid on the post office build d a it’a toughneee tovolvad merely ceived UB.OOO more votea toaa COMspleta with bampars, the area. Horace Seely-Brown. LIFE INSURANCE POLICY ment and materials include: ing. U.S. Senate candidate, will eome dellaiB and stone of Miem merely Swatoaoti, wMch to token as a raal npM, pMBcys ant awircl From toe federal government: CSiairman Ray Houle, and Rto- words Tha money he spent to look to Andover in October. Aorala Iftar far Mm RspaUtoan 95.015.83 to equip the high school ert Azinger of the zoning commis Visitor from Ireland tangh on Berlin can easily be re- » " language laboratory (total coilt. sion said the shopping c«iler lo perty. 28 When Mrs. Richard Osborne of 910,031.66); 9807.1^ for science ptoead. One of his big propaganda In tha opinion at aoma ehssrveci, cation is compatible with project Boston Hill Rd. started cor- answers to Berlin—the buainees materia] for elementary schools; ed toun plans. reapondence n-ith an Irish home Michigan R^niblicans on JpMsday "vERNON PAINT , for the 9193.29 for mathematics materials In discussion on extending the maker a few months ago. she lit sriMUt putting all America into gava Romney evM more help than for elementary schools; 94,311.38 MAGIC business zone along Rt. 6 frmn Rt. tle dreamed it would bring an ianout Shelters to show how ready that repreeented by tha munbar of for high school science materials. 87 to the Columbia town line. Don Irish -visitor to her home. Sunday we ware for nuclear war aad how primary rotes east tor him psr- Prom the state: 97.706.25 for Carlberg. an adjoining property Mrs. Joseph Davis of Umertek. imfrightened we ware by it—^nevar AND WALLPAPER equipmoit for the metal and power owner, objected on toe grounds Ireland,' drove up from Rye, N.Y.. soiiaUy. They alao eama to Ma rea- Entire Family mechanics shops at the new high asran began to tranalate itaelf into that more businesses would in to virit toe Osbornes. Mrs. Davis, a to hia dsnundatton ef Mm TERNON CIRCLE school (total cost estimated at crease congeetlon along the high who is ,visiting relatives in this aaality.' WHEB! WATERS 911.086.80). Midiigan partya leading msmber TEL. MI t-MBl—TR 1-2262 way. country.' is the mother of Ginny’s FROSTLE& The only raal, hrreplaceabla of the Jeha Btrbh lodaty, voting , _ , -; In a written protest. William J. Irish'pen pri, Mr*. Mary Flta- thing the Fieeident took for hia jsror-jyoT.e.AND at MaarJieetor Brea " ® ” j and Beatrice Kowalski asked that gertld. the Blrchlte out of hia party role, Sooth Windsor ELECTRIC I buainesses go into the present busi- hig play on Berlin was a yaar out and, by such action, aatting Hie T H E R E ’S A L O T ! Cf tha Uving and out of the carssrs iMorm Kata, •teepliosi* sutcM I aqne and leave some peace and Manchester Erenlng Herald An state party up dean for Romney's 4 - 1 7 5 9 . quiet in the residential area. dover norrespoodeat. Jean Ajm ef a number of young Americans, effort at Mm governorship, or be Houle spoke for the zoning com Nimrod, telephone Pngrhn t-8S57. aaany of whom have spent that yond. 'N«trl For only Command Changed mission which requested the change CABRV B.\OK MOVES UP pear doing nothing but conatitut- So the brisk ehallenger from tbs and -said a number of people wish iBg part of our' diplomatic power day for fael^.liot water GROTON (API—The new dep ing to establish small businesses— OfTEANPORT. N.J. (API—When ranks of autmnoblle manufactur loy commander of the Atlantic .a kennel, gift shop, candy store - Carry Back again took the measure play. And the thing i^lch might ers pisses the first hurdle ef his fo aH>-^ die timel Siibinarine Force. Rear Adm. would not enter a reeidential zone. of Kelao, thls_^tlme in the Ocean- make them moat cynical is the poUUcal career auccesafully, and Lawson P. Ramage. relieved Rear Also, three businesses are already port Handicap in track record pnealbtlity that now, as they are thus guarantees himself Increased i r Foa liwa to a typied bousab Adm. Lawson R. Dospit change- operating along that stretch. time, the 4-year-old colt trained by boon released.^ from their emer- pau eould ead y nm eat cf bot of-command ceremonies yester- Lawrence Moe suggested that the Jack Price moved from eighth national attention aa ha faces his commiasion carefully weigh the in place to tiund among the thorough gSBcy. service to their country, watar aaaaaal timea a w aA. Low Premium day. You^d Have To Pay second test—that of toe guberna i f am ym eoa Aon off ito tot Ramage ia former assistant vestment of the seven home own bred money earners of 1982. C airy there is really no basic change in torial race ttadf this faU. Along chief of naval operations tor fleet ers in the ai-ea before voting on Back, in hia first 10 races this year, NOW YOU aotor yew mmd mt aim time JOp e Protects father, nether ami childraa earned 9228.452. Jaipur waa the $499,95 for Sarno tlM Berlin 'situation. One huff or the path, various bits and places es4y « itoy. Thnto ef i t - , ander one peUey for one low jireniinin. operations and readihess.. Daapit’s the change. puff from Khrushchev, and we new assignment ia a* commandant The commisaion will decide-these yrar's leader in mid-July with of tbs man—hia aaaociation with eoto 9 ^ a a much « a fsKtwra Magic Chera K m to those who have been doing mora toteUigent and durable. t dividends, aa famed, start Ktw Uaet froMiiig — a • Removable, A6jnatahte Shelnai the public complaining. This was the fin t year. Libeml chah' ai^ lo u faotar, asorc oMnonical an, toey say, a necessary policy ▼alnea for emergency needs. aaatliad af froatkaa fnac- e Rak-Pak Storage ây on the part of the Prefldent, ...... m rr u m a y mnmy u v Intended, as the Preeident him—if A Tkoaglit for Tfdsjr a Flnali-WaHBaek by Mm Maacheator has eaplained .so many tima% not Save NOW during SBW* S70i Anniversary Celebration! a Bnflt-in LevaRav -to fight a war, vbut to avoid the Oauaril af diarehss WE GIVE I rtak of hfving to fight one; a good GREEN STAMPS I Mtonbcr Faderal It may be tost toe despair Odrib SoUiar ahenid be proik| to have causad by nwdsm life drives pso- U i BMfMd Stm t. bnea able to play his part in awh pla more rapidly to sack redemp t : t • pdBcy necessity, even if ft did tion ftom toelr condition in Jesus m i-2660 OPEN DAILY Esquim si year of boredom. O u ls t It remains tnia that avan MORIARTY N O R M A N ’S . B at a i wuA wmtemporary d»- if tha ataUsUc gatheraia toiiik of taris has to tw somawhat taeoa- people la teroM of maasea, God onmtouee to know aad to eaia fbr BROTHERS MMMMMKOMOOMOgM«aaa6iM*fM«a»a{ dhisivt. Fm- ^ we know, the each sparrow. It is this faith which IS m MgKaaaagaagaVlaaaaaaaaataaaaaaMa. President had reasons for ids own mskas Ilfs worth living. Mverview 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE Ml 3-5135 5-MM »aaBajsaaaaaaa**aa*aaa P h e n e a»*saaaaaaa.B* Maachestar’a Friend^ dSMduct much 'mors, grave than ReV. William G. Lorimar i SATs till f FJL First Congtagational 301.^1 S CM ftr St. ApwNanea Canter CkaaMh-MoaMi Wtodaor MUVERY • FRKMIMIIM i

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f A Q t S IX . \ MANCHESTER XVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. AUGUST t. 196S a . - > MANCHESTER E Y E IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1962 i*AGE SEVEN come. But tax rates ars appUsd to US iMw miuk dnAt ttsy aasd anil e^paelty In stfliir manpower er grass sarnings—and these a de how M Is JCotnF to ba tMaMptod matorlal raaatoeaa wban tbs pos- P olice irr^MU pendent upo9 sates, prices and op slbBity saw ba assn far smployiag F rom . Your ’s K it c h e n Bu^ness erating corts. And many bustnesn- *°** ***r:H I t fi- ' ■ than at a pnftt.'* Ms Giuuteoiiout 57 tfaa/td men charge that this mix is grow Tbs NAM rapty, j^ rsisasod: High tax ndw cut into nst prof- David K StuUsn, 38i of 4 Hud ing much too thin. "R is husiHsss aettWO unddrtaksn itoTHut so do rising operating son S t, last night was charged with if DOM8 BEU>DrO M irro r Oemrge Meany, president Of the in tbs sxpaotettm of prditt wideb odsla whsn.thmr mean that even psaring. Ui a no passing aona Tbs American Federation of Labor and PU TN AM CO . X n. Robert W. Gordon, 417 E. eraates joba. ^ tha profits ars increasing sslss volume results in arrest followed an on-tight viola ' ‘ ‘"“ " ' I Center St., mnkee Sour Cream Cof Congress of Industrial Organiza rsallmd, the jobs osnUnus and, no mors, and psthapa sven leas, tion observed by Patrolman Ronald ^^94 NEW YORK (AP)—If tax rates n I. cnfiiR t r , MANCHimi • mi » 4 ic i fee coke eummer anS winter. She stay at prsdsni Isvsls—aa Wash tions, put the great profit Ishue lip psrhapa,. frow in numbsr. R tha p ro ^ for those who take the risk RobOrts, who ordered Mullen to Hkee it for outdoor auppen, eve- in g^ dispatchss say is Uksly for to Charles R. Sligh Jr., executive pnfite’iu-s not rsaUsod, tha jobs —so asm ths NAM. pear in Clreuit Court 13, Manriies- nlnf "■nacka” and breakfasts. To tes rsst of this ysaf at lsast--how vice president of the National As and ths companiss that offer them Tbat's why some brid that tax ter, Aug- 37. ■ MORE INCOME YOUR OOAL? The current morfcel «juote her, ‘The. recipe hasn't sloe can the economy get the. de sociation of Manufacturers at ths obentually dtsappear.” cuts by thsnumyss aron't do toe . - - ■ ■^r * offers OMiiy values for Itw person seekhtg sleda wiHi been in the fam ily long, but its sired added umphT Whits House conference on ^ As f(nr the goal of jraater aco- trick of geting the economy roll-' Regular-siBS baUag powder Ua- regular use has made up for its tional economic issues., nomle growth, the NAM hMda: lag as fast as ths plsnaets would euita usually need 13 to U mimitos beHef-ihen-ererege yields. We'd be happy la nraka absence. It's a big favorite, next A faMer pace is held needed if said: "I challenge the NAM-fb tell suilabla rocommendations. Jobs for an ars to bs found, or if a ‘^ e re will be virtually no unused Uka. in a very hot even. only to old fashioned apple pie.” fsarsd but stUI hi|hly spsculativs Sow G|«am Coffee Cake rscession is to bs averted. TNMnr Mofwr savess M r m o m aaviiiM wim Atob low i ' ' ' - f pound margarine Tax cut advocates say thsir prs- S cup sugar scription would do the trick, OOi- Monibari Nsw York OVvCm DOnOFlOW' S ^;gs> well beatm 1 jrtnt sour cream efs see this doing as much harm cups all-purpose flour as good because of the greater t Trewiny deflelt a tax cut might 1 teaspoon baking powder CBLGSED SATUBOAYS d u r i n g AUGUST 1 teaspoon baking soda bring. Mnch of salt Labor leaders urge higher eon FIlHiig aiuner spending power aa the an -44 oup sugar swer — increased takehome pay, either through less tax withhold 44 cup chopped nuts Enjoy a Wholesome Luncheon Treat Where You I teaspoons cinnamon ing, or higher wage ecales, or IG W ttS, Cream together, margarine, both. sugar, eggs, sour cream and vanil , Businessmen argue the economy Get More of the Best for Your Money! la. Sift dry ingredients and add to would expand aa desired if the -Viliacrei^ pose for Polaroid—and then mob Crossroader cameraman to see photograph. creamed mixture. Mix well and chancee of making increased prof pour half of batter In well greased its - were greater. New ventures - ______CHEF^ SFECIAL _ _ would bs triad, prsasnt aetlvltl< and floured nine-inch baking pen FRESH, TENDER, U.S. G O V T . IN SP E aiO or in one and one-half quart glaaa increased, with more jobs as ons tVt L B 8 to S LBS fSPUTOReUT4IPIbJS4 Soup or Juice baking dish. Xix the filling in a of ths rssulting bensflts. aqiarate bowl and pour bax over Mere Speadlag Urged batter In pan. Add remaining bat Some government advlaers say BARBECUE ALL ter and top with raXalnlng fUliiig. that Washington should quickly WHOLi FOR Put dabe of butter on top and bake pour more money into the econo CHICKEN 86 to 40 minutee in a 375 degree my by stepping up its spending— READY ONLY «wen. Lower temperature to 350 and hang the prospect of a larger Bowls of fruit balanced on heads, native women seek buyers at train station. C VegetoMeo jgegif^ if baking in riass dish. Tireaaury deficit. I TO-COOK u Pudding or JeB-a One of seven duldren, Mrs. A few, less articulate than the Chickens Tea or OoffM Gordon was born in Stratford .of othMs perhaps, say that ths soon- taMMsim«aa.asai f Iistun41* mnnish-lUllan parentage. She omy is doing pretty well aa it la OCIAN SFRAY CRANMRRY iAUCI attended high school and businea and that If the tm srsrs leave K Senegalese Grigri Custom Unaltered college in Bridgeport. Her work alone industry will work out its Sa outrfde sales repreaentatlva own aoluticcia and grow naturally ONTIR CUT LOINS (Bid. Note— În a letter dated with Resort Alrllnea Included and hsalthUy. [CHOPS Ib7 9 c] LI July 27 from St. Louia; Senegal, CAPRI DINER travel to Hawaii, the Carrlbean The battle over ths meed for tax Smoked Perk Manchester’e Oossroader Arthur and other vacaticm spots. She alao outs now or next year is just part Arthur -Houae diacusMa Sen-, AT VERNON CIRCLE VERNON Worked for Pan American and of the hasie conflict between la agaleae good luck charmo, prog iTnited Airlines in Washington, bor and management over what m SH SRISKIT FRONT ress on fte scho<ôuse the Amer AIR-CONDmONED P.C., New York City and Hart would really make the economy [Straight Cur lb SSc] CUT LI ican students are oonstructing, ford. She is married to Atty. Rob qmrt. The goal is to soak up pres Pol Roast and an American-type picnic at EDWIN AND MARY TCXBUBY, Propa. ert W. Gordon of Manchester, and ent unemployment and find a beach in the West African na OPEN AROUND THE (RX>OK . . . NEVER CLOSED has lived here for six years. enough new jobs to take care of a tion.) Mrs. Gordon is a member of the board of newcomers to the labor Women's Auxiliary of Manchester force in the next few years, and Despite the western influence Memimial- HoapiUd, St. Mary'a aim to improve the United lutes’ TINDM MHK-FID LI (Herald photo by Plato) Veal Roast which has penetrated Senegal, lâcopal Church, Manchester positian in intematlonal trade and Women’s Republican Club, and a MRS. ROBERT W. GORDON financial markets. there is an African custom called . eo-leader of a Girl Scout Troop Tax Ctot Ssngbt the ‘‘grigri** which has not been at Buckley School. Her hobby Is Moat of the increiM was from Labor leaders stress ths nssd altered. The grigri is a fetish or Idle O aim s D ip Genuine Veal Cutlets four-part barbershop style sing factory workna not receiving pay for mors purchasing powsr in the kick charm which the Senegalese ing. and she is pr^dmit of the during vacation riiutdowns. lower-income brackets where SHOYK Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet In Tow n Againl any increase in tekehome pay us believe gives power to one who Employment claims are still wears it. Most of the grigri are jnunW HAL SllW E< Adelines, Inc. substantially below figures for the ually finds its way quickly into Veal Chops m lsTS^swuimiiaSS^ market place. Union leaders hold small leather pouches containing Vi Uoamployment claims for Man comparable week last year, 53,- special medicines prepared by a GI School Is 20 chester for the week ending Aug. SOO. that raanagament is primarily in tent on InereasiBg profits. Th^ Moslem fetish-maker called the 4 were 040, a decrease of 51, or Manchester ranked 13th in the "marabout.” If someone needs a MADISON, Wls. — The United 5.1 per cent, from the previous are skeptical that Oils will pro Veal Combination to 4 5 ' state in number of claims reg duce many, it any. jobs. A tax cut special power he goes to this man States Armed Forces Institute, week. State Labor Commission istered. Most claims were listed swrn-RiGHT aK iD MFN JOHNT n e n N and explains his particular needs. which suppUea high-school, col- er Benato E. Rlcciuti rejxirts. by addii^ to spending poarer in Bridgeport, with 6,182, Mriiile would increase retail sales, and IOC A gri^ is then made for him. tose. technical, and vocational ITie state showed an overall in Hartford was second with 4,787. thus industrial output, and hence Soft Salooii b M 55* Scallop DIniicr •9* The contents vary, but there is m teaching and testing for military crease in imempUoyment during Rockville unemployed account jobs, laiion spokesmen say. CUffll-RldHT SlICM OATN JOHN'S niOMH almost always a part of the Koran persoimel, hi 20 years old this the same period to 32,407, up 4.8 ed for 148 of Manchester’s 948 Business would welcome a tax ip It. year. per cent from the week before. total. cut, too, as improving Its net in Nancy Nam Loaf 19* Mod Scallopi Oommon Grigri 1 ^ 69* The oommon grigT are pre pared against knife attacks, guns, and serpents. People fervently be lieve that a knife will not pene trate the skin of one protected by o n ineredible a grigri. The grigri is also-thought CAUFO0l«A to increase intelligence, bring job I GRAND EATiNG advancement, guard against plots, Bartlett Pears LK or for almost any other purpose. I was hot surprised to find that such superstitions existed, but what anvused me was thpt every one I have talked to believes in Seedless Grapes CALIF. FLAVORPUL them. Not' only the village people, but Also government officials, educated persons and non-Mos 3:H: lems believe in grigi. After dis 1 LI CELLO cussing -world politics and econ Fresh Carrots TENDER FKGt omy with an intelligent student from the University of Dakar, I asked about grigri—he swore by them. Bven some Ehiropeans wear FOR yOUR FAMIRf them. Several soldiers in the Sen- agaieee army wear them becaille for people \iiio d o n ’t a lw a }^ Elberta Peaches they believe that bulleta will not leave a . gun fired at one wearing 9 grigri. a:-j| Ftaat Trees Fishermen often paddle these small boats far out to sea. We are trying to get the school 0 finished in the 10 days which re down to a meal of Senegalese food the food, but they didn’t particu eat the way they should... M onaa m usn wmt rwMMAM er YOUR CH OICf: 6ÎCKEN NODDLE, CHICKEN RICE end /A U ^ R O O M main before we go to Guinee. Ilie 1 steel wall structure is up, and we and American food which had been larly like much of it. They were li PIdi* Gelatin 99* will lay bricks in two more days. prepared by our girls. We had po amused by the primitive Indian We are also diggring up deposits tato salad, deviled eggs (though style campfire we made on the Cdinpbeirs Soups '°c^mM beadh. The finishing touch was •a omiA STAMPS wnH pimatAsi op 6 .00 of seashells to make an entrance the eggs cost 10 cents each), hot dogs, iced tea, lemonade, and session of guitar-playing and sing Ann Piga • e i AQC E m m m m A FJifty-Your Choira l O T U O Z O V A C road. The greatest problems are Block Pepper around dn P * getting the seashells And trans cookies. The hot dogs were really ing in the three languages: BYench, RIB END r i U IY .l# l IIIK B Ofsneo 4lrapo, FniH Punch CAN A a r porting water from the Senegal Swiss sausages, the only “Ameri ElÛsh, and Ouloff. •a onaa MAMPs w it h p v a c h a s i op River to the worksite. Surveyors can” food which the coat allowa, Aa ths fourth week of woric be ilii gins, we' are concerned about fin SUNNYBROOK 7V4 0 Z are marking off the sites of the and about one-third of the guests l l o l a g D M ASP Cashews othert buildings to be started next didh't eat them because of the ishing our project, but more vol Red Salmon SPKIAL CAN unteers from St. Louis are joining sa 0 (T M HAMPS Wtm PURCMAM OP fall. Moslem rules against pork. The Senegalese appeared interested in us and we hope for the best. scon PKGS On Saturday there was a tree NKtarTNfeags'?«°'1.09 Iânting ceremony in the city of HELPS BALANCE 12-OZ. SIZE N W Ifn Family Napkins 4 OF 6 0 ■ » ar S t. Louis. Ekich Crossroad member M OCTSA STAMPS WITH PUtCHAn OP worked with a Senegalese soldier PKGS to plant trees all along the main sal NKtor Tw Bags 'V 55* ANGEL SOFT OF 4 0 0 avenue. After the ceremony we WHOLE KERNEL CORN 2**'38e Facial Tissues marched together b^lnd an army W OCTIA STAMPS WITH PUSCHAM OP band the length of the avenue F A S k L lM tUNSHINC 744 OZ MAC Y #ManA#FwBb|dbg’ Beauty UVs OZ CANS U fk C vdille crowds oh the sidewalks PINE PHARMACY Sunr^ as Gold.,, Rich as Gdd,.. Good as Gold LOOKICS OIOC.CHIP PM s a o x s i z E W a g a Y llI Y I a S Many Varieties YOUR CHOICE . I U watched and M>P.lAuded. Elveryone luaisco PUM M HONtv seemed glad .that Xm.ericana had M 4 CENTER ST. — Ml 9 -M U Regular or Crinkle Cut 9 OZ U dkC a part in the ceremony. '~No wonder U*sFrrferred 2 to 1 forflavor over Grahaai Crmkcrs ^ 39* Beach Flcnks WELCNKDE I** 59c French Fries PKG III On Sunday we made an 'effort to WELCOMES SENIOR best selUng bread in America aa- JANS PASKIK MOlASSaS, SUOAt repay the many invitations we had received by inviting our friends to CITIZENS PRESCRIPTIONS This b more Ih ia 8 fine biead. man’s recommended daify aDooW OSCAR MAYER TWIN RACK Cnnkhi :t‘SiS9* ■angal Food Ring 39* ah American picnic at the beach. It worked out very well—there It’s ths worUts best eemplets anoe of calories. Yet for d iii bactian ANN. PAtl. PM son SAIAM, MAUCSa • mm |b#aaaii** Jana Parker nee M at COME m AND COMPARE mu -MU.nAMPSwiTH UO nUTf Homestyle op« was a fairly large crowd. We swaifl food: 8 signifteant notritional ad of calories, the average man gets Frozen Foods SMOKIE LINKS ^ 9k and enjoyed the surf, which can lllwwMacorMi be rather strong, and then settled vance for the millions wbo don’t about 40% of his recommended < OZ. SIZE 8HURF1NE FROZEN 25 STAMM WITH Cookies "IT ' V,?35* h PORTION CONTROL' SaVOSSOOK TSeSH tMAAMCY always eat tbe eray they should. daily alânce of minerals, vita* Batter iiBPsiNrkZ* Lemon Pi# 49* Wondergold Special Formula mins (eicept for A) and rompleto ORKNOE JUICE S'" 99c Bread actually contains every nutri protein! And,of caune,Wonde^gold f * iwinr. VEAL STEMS •MM mm a aa •« mmiml an aiu Anw H 4t •mm, m,mm irMMM a m omn ton hm e r o wm ent science knoivs A e human b o ^ Bread is great (or liowing ddldren 1 * jo sv il m i^ have (or normal girowdi, vial* Imagine sudiapoweriwnseofnntri- B o o c h - N o t AHAMC a mcmciba taumm ’^hoJiJL&L ^yyisuxiA. J !\ ity and tisane regeneratiem. This tion coming in die familiar family H>a- laChoy diop Su«y Boliy Foodf means Wondergold helps balance favorite... a fresh, tender, frafranl M a r k e t s Leon, Miea^. 4 to 8 Lbik PLUMP. NATIVB onbalaaoed diets,because every loef loafofbfead! PRODUCE SPECIALS UMB FATniS Straiood 9 ja m 9 5 * H J Y a g a t a U t f m n 2 9 * it V SMOKED ROASTING is fortified with asfrn proteins, min It’s iacrediblehut true! Afboddio I J u n i o r 6 jabs 9 2 * 1 ■ ^------1 ' " PMWAHMWMafSOunewofWONDERQOlOSpMM PtoBMila Rriad erals and vitamins. Jfamily can’t resist scfua%he ^ hill NATIVS lb SHOULDERS wunwiCT QUAWTITY NUTIUKNT OUAMTnT NUtnitWT OUAWTHT E i^ t ounces of Wondergold a sacs the fondly dietl Start serving HIM UVM MABCAI DOUI CHICKENS R t y o t l d i (tompbi* ProWe 1B.6 fim . Cdicium 0.30 smt. Vitamin A SOO Inti. Unit* 20 Wondergold tomorrow. Sis CUCUMBERS OrtPMd f.itaMiJO* T t ilt t TIi m m t o i i f l f O llM ln natAimu H ■ OM 25* TMoinlm O.SS m p . Phetplionis 0.38 gnu. Vitamin D 160 iirtt. Unitt day supply about K of die avenge M # 1 391 iVi Lb. Ribo«tovin 0.9 5 mg*. Iron 8.0 mt>. Vitamin E 2Unita Eaoh 5 C AM r i h n W r a p A T e z a g e NiKin a.o m p .^ M in t 0.(M mf>. Vitamin K I0S.0 mc(>. Oeot your laorty OMha Umss ooM ii KITCHEN CHABM TV noMfi laM, Tviiny, OMckon DOieS MNEADPU 4 BRAPmUIT Wseey, Large Yellow Vltoffllne 4 0 .0 m p .* PqtaMium 0.39 gnu. BlbnitraM COT lio^ Mooca IMir I li 3SFT « « C 7Srt 7Q C D im w n 59* W n P o p o r f r e e s t o n e ryiUm im (Vitamin 8.) 2 .0 m p . M apiwhim 0.24 tmo. t o i l a a e o u ' ' Drink iruoi«a2 9 « MliH SQUASH VRoMetu 1.3 m c ti. PEACHES CtMuffl tontoNitnata 3 . i m p . Fetoein 0 .2 m p . ran asucioua •SAW MUDiON FROZEN, OUEB» My Family LIkea IX 5 c , RANOUKT SW EET U F B CtaliM 26 0 .0 m p . Cilorlw S7S C a l o Oiwytototwr mmm\t liipkiM InMorw];* nOZIN. BHF, TUBKIV. 8HICKEN 3 Lbs. 39c •Snto a «•• •«■ TwMkit iMM to ta um M VMmM a ■HCATM ^ Fito gtEENEiyg* VEALGU1LCTS BACON Cot ami Dop Food Large, Sweet, Jntoy Cm M w I " - T 9 * CHOC tvMJF n e c MB asf CsDo Pkg.Pkg. Nwa aaouen FANCY tolSMOZAAC JaNy Tttta 7H SB, Iw Bor I t os CKM itanii lO MxSS* PLUMS 79c Lb. 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W ith tha other Smiths. Bo while r- taurant. INC. FREE tary-General U. Thant' .presets ‘ Democratic Town Chairman Ted Phone Ml B-2881 est Hills train station. that by the end of this -year, six ' MTA Manager Thomas J. Mc- Cummings said he had received af S7S MAIN STREET more coimtries ipay Join the U.N. firmative replies from the two. T O P V A L U E Lernon came by and told Kennedy, The world organization now has brother of the President, there Qovemor John Dempsey may al 104-member nations, or S8 more so attend, said Cummings. The were rules against such things. than it had-when founded in IMS. STAMPS McLcrhon asked Kennedy to leave Governor notified Cummings that and said later he would have done he hopes to be able to join Man Sen. Rusaell B. Long, . D-La., chester Democrats and Republi Notice from Stop A Shop*g the same with any. candidate. Ken says that undtr provisions of a nedy walked off without protest cans in paying tribute to Moriarty. eireular bill passed' by the Senate and sent who has been a registrar of'Voters to the House, military veterans for 30 years. WE HAVE DAILY yeti received Supreme Court Justice Tom C, could get term life insurance until No reply has been received yet DELIVERY TO THE With Top Value Stamps It takes fewer books to get your FREE (Jlark welcomed 300 persons Into age BO and then convert it into Engaged to the invitation sent to senatorial In tli« mail. U.S. citixenship "on behalf of each modified life policies. gifts! Now you can get the gifts you've been saving for sooner! Qieck The engagement Mias Donna candidate Abraham A, Ribicoff. of the 170 million souls now living ot ■ITie affair will be held from 4 to Under Old .Glory." The bill would extend for a year the time in which veterans of Mae Spicer to Paul Roland Roy, 9 p.m. Clarence Foley Is in charge BOLTON your new Top Value Catalog . . . you can get a back-to-school lunch kit The mass naturalization cere- both of TalcottvUle, hs(F been an and Edward Tomkiel will be toast money In San Francisco’s Mason-' World War II and Korea can ap ply for' government insurance. nounced by her parents, Mr. and master. with vacuum bottle for only ONE BOOK! FREE! 1- Temple was witnessed by 2,000 Steve (Sivagnaro is In charge of persons, including lawyerk attend Mrs. 'Wabster Spicer, Main St. AREA tickets, assisted by Mrs. Patricia a ing the' American Bar Association 23 Win Oil Rights Her dance la the son of Mr. and Conti, Frank Stamler, Cummings Top o ’ the Qrade^^ Beef conference. Mrs. N. Paul Roy, Elm Hill Rd. and Foley. PARIS -r- Last year 23* foreign Joe G. Smith of San Mateo, Miss Splcer'ia a 1M2 graduate of LENOX companies—13 United States, six Rockville High and is a secretary Schfrols Seek 4% makes you a genius Calif., became concerned when ha Italian, three German, and one 100 EXTRAvrucSTAMPS learned that of the i.SOC' 0 at the Connecticut Bank and Trust PHARMACY Swiss — In joint ventures with Co.. Hartford. SANTIAGO, Chile — About 2 **Com% and Smiths on file at Social Security French firms were granted oll- ( 299 E. CENTER ST. headquarters In Woodlawn. Md., prospecting rights in the Sahara. Mr. Roy attended. Rockville High -per cent of the gross product of in your own backyard! X 2-tBS GROUND CHUCK 12)000 of them were named Joa Foreign capital now accounts, for School and is serving with the U.S. Latin America is spent for educa TEL. Ml 9.0896 get itr^ Smith. . 21 ->c" cent of the total Investment Navy at Bainbridge, Md. tion. An average national expen Joe G. decided to make sure 'his In Sahara oil exploration and pro- No date has been aet for tha wed diture of 4 per cent for schooling It’s the finest meat you’ll ever eat! Because our records weren't being mixed up ' duction. ding. by 1965 Is the area’s current goal. expert meat buyers choose only the choicest of the Choice for you! And you don’t pay for ex so J^tra Top Value Stamps with cess fat! Only enough is left to insure tender, juicy flavor. Boneless Chuck Roast T E N DER-FLAVORFUI Undercut Roost

Peter E. Benson, a Marine master gunnery sergeant, left, is briefed by Fendall Yerxa, editor and narrator of the television Benson G^ts program "Editor's Choice.” before appearing last Sunday on the half-hour filmed show commemorating the 20th anniversary of 50 EXTRA*" STAMPS the Guadalcanal campaign in the Southwest Pacific during World Marine Post War II. Ben.son is a veteran of the campaign. (Official Marine Corp.s Photograph I. X Z X S T O P * S H O P COFFEE peter E. Benson, 64 Ml. Nebo PI., a Marine master gunnerj' seri Coventry Main St. Mrs. Drake is a teacher You can be sure that any meat you choose at First Food Store geant. has been appointed admin of arts at the E. O. Smith High is sure to be always tender, juicy and,fine flavored . . . cUftom Cook in or cook out . . . the finest meals istrative chief of the First Ma School in Storrs. cut the way you like it v . . plus lower total meat bills foFjyou. 50 Extra Top Value Stamps with rine Corps Reserve and Recruit Included in the display is a start with Top o* the Grade quality beef! Corn Supper painting by Mrs. Drake of the ment District headquarters in ewe from which the wool was Garden City, L.I., N.Y. sheared and her twin Iambs, and CONN. GROWN GRADE "A" PLUMP ^ M A S T E R * ' Smoked Shoulder The headquarters adminislei-x Aides Named an inkle loom made by Louis all Marine Corps resers'e and re Vezina of town. This type loom is cruitment activitie.s in New Eng used for the basic type weaving leiftls land. New York and northern New Mrs. Henry Sherman and Mrs. ' found in all countries ot the world, A L L Jersey. Owens S. Tra.sk are c.i-cbairinen i according to Mrs. Drake. Chuck Roost Nepco Fronkforts Sgl. Ben.son has .served at al for the 4-H Town ('omiiiittee’s an- j .Mrs. Drake also conducts a r t You can’t beat the flavor of U. S. Top Choice heavy steer beef . . . tender and juicy. most every major Marine Corps nual corn .supper to be held: clait.ses at her home, is a sculp post and station in the United tress, restores picture.s. and gar CHICKEN Wedne.sday at tbe Church Commu- ! SPLIT OR CUT-UP States and overseas during his 29- dens and has a collection of about year ser\-ice career. He is a com nity House on Rt. 44A from 5:30 to | 100 African violets. STEAK bat veteran of World Mf».r H and 7 p.m. 100 EXTRA " STAMPS the Korean conflict. Mrs. Clarence- A. Bradiield has Tec c* Hm Manchester Evening Herald •ndc He has been on duty at thc'.MaT recruited as waitresses and bus I Coventry correspondent, F. Pau ICE CREAM rine (X>rps Schools in Qiiantldo, boys Linda Doggart, Patricia Sher London Broil X HALF GALLON line Uttle, telei^one F 1 1 g r I m Va.. since 1960. man, Sharon Simmons, Chris Ja- 2-62S1. Big cteak buy for your barbecue. Marinate, charcoal broil and clica it thin ogainct the grain. Before joining the Marine Corps maitus, Barbara White, Robin Pot in September 1933, he was gradu ter, Virginia Couch, Jane French, ated from Hanover (Mass.) High Carolyn Trask, Gail Cargo,. Diane The name itself spells quality ... this is Hygrade week ' FillDtS School. He received )>asic train Buscaglia, Judith Buckley. Carol Nine from Area A nourithing protein 50 Extra Top Value Stamps with ing at Parris Island, S.C. Kicking, Lee Hladky and Carol o high meal that’s thrifty. lb For the past 20 years of liis Murdock and bus boys. Jay Gorden, Pass Slate Tests HyrMk'i Fidy Cuhoi Shoiilkr 49* Marine service. Sgt. Ben.son has Daniel Storrs. David Storrs. Donald HygraJt's W. Viifiiiia CsoksG Hams o 75* been a boxer and boxing coach. Storrs. George Eberle and Mark Nine area re.sidcnU have be Nepco Cold Cuts He coached the All-Marine Boxing French, come profe.ssional engineers and NygTMlt'i Chunk livsrw iirit o 49* Team from 1965-57. and coached Ml.ss Hilda M. Keller and Mrs. dhe has become a land surveyor, the Marine Corps boxer.s in the Walter S. Keller will secure pies; according to the State Board of Hyiradt's CaM Cub ^^59* 1956 Olympic- trials. When he Hygrode's Daisy Roll Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton and Mrs. Registration for Professional En Sunny Summer was a member of the inspector- Benjamin Anderson, salads: Mrs. Bnlognz, Pickle k Pimento, Spiced (BONELESS PORK SHOULDER BUTT)______gineers and Land Surveyor’s. COFFEE Ltmcheen, Olive, Salami, Dutch. instructor staff of the'70th RiRe Sherman and Mrs. Trask, ham; The men passed June exam- Co., U.S. Marine Corp.s Rescue Mrs. Maurice French, Mrs. Leon ination.s ip their skills. They are ' savings in easy in Hartford from 195rTfeO, he C. Heckler, Mrs Frederick .Miller, now qualified to practice in this taught boxing at the Manchester Mrs. Aaro Ahd and Mrs. Robert state, under provisions of the Gen ihrowHsway cans! Recreation Department. 100 EXTRAv^^^STAMPS Kingsbury, fritters; Mrs. Everett eral Statutes. MAXWELL HOUSE Sgt. Benson has also instructed N. Barth and Miss Norma Lawton, Four of the professional en Connecticut Civil Defenke police. In coffee; and Mrs. Russell Storrs and gineers and the single land sur hand-to-hand combat, j Mrs. Ronald Aaronson. corn. veyor are Manchester men. The X . STOP 4 SHOP EGG WHIP CAKE Next year, he plans to retire Mrs. Robert A. Doggart and engineers are Richard D. Cos Freshness and variety from service, and will settle in Mrs. Frederick C. Rose will be grove, 506 Center St.; William R. . $ 1 2 7 Ginger Ale Manchester, where his family lives. dining room hostesses; Robert A. Bissell. 64 Lawton Rd.; Fred 2 TIN FRESHLY GROUND Doggart, Frederick C. Rose. Rus erick J. Crowley, Steele Crossing make the big 50 Extra Top Value Stamps udth The son of Peter E. Benson of sell Storrs, Raymond Melady. Ev Rd.; and John G. McNamark, ,(58 Orange, Root Beer Hanson, Mass., he' is married to erett N. Barth and Harmon N. Co Cushman Dr. The surveyer is the former Miss Ann Marselli of chrane, .dish washers. Walter L. Whitman. 80 Broad St. difference in Bridgewater. Mass,, and the couple •Mta. Jay Gorden and Miss Pam Other professional engineers are Colo or Grope Sodo has three children, Mary Ann, 15; ela Glenney are in charge of the Hygrode m Fronkforts Z Peter Edw-ard, 14. and Dana Mer A. Richard Lombardi. Vernon; Al Hamburg ' Stop & Shop Fruits! edith, 3. tickets. They may be obtained from fred C. Eggen, South Coventry; 2189 any member of the town commit Dean D. Miller, Wapping; John R. SWIFT’S PREMIUM in no-deposit cons tee or by calling Mrs. Winthrop Pozzato, Vernon; and Donald E. Oallfsnils Merriman of- Ripley Hill Rd. or Small. 'Vernon. 7 lOUR j Twink Lemonade CD Survival Plan Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton of Goose Eight area men became engl- Skinless Franks 1 Lbi Pkg. 59c Lane. neers-in-tralnlng. They are Darid Filed This Week The event is the sole means of G. A.ssard,~Bolton: John L. Bishop, SWIFTS PREMIUM raising funds for the premiums tof Coventry; Robert L. Mentzer, AMK p i l l s b u r y be awarded at the 31st annual 4-H Wapping; Paul J. Motekaitis, Wap 19 | 2 . - “ Manchester’s Civil xWbnSe Op Grapes ‘ Town Fair which will be held Aug. ping; Robert L. Sierakowzki, Sliced Bacon Lb. 59c 100 EXTRA*"» STAMPS erational Survival Plan was-sfsib- 18 at the Church Community CsIHsrala mltted this week to State (5lVlL'De House. Rockville; John J. Spaulding, Gar JES-SO ' American Dry Brand. Keg. It lor He fense Headquarters. Garden Club to Meet den Dr., Manchester;, Andre P. X 10 H» a POTATOES Tourgee, Vernon; and Charles A. c The plan is a 15-page report, list Coventry Garden Club will have ing town officials responsible for an informal meeting at 1:30 p.m. Warren Jr., Vernon. elberta peaches 2''"cr.':.49c Civil Defense activities, and de Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ford SWEET LIFE Iftai scribing the town’s emergency op Morgan of Merrow, Rd. Stillborn Baby Saved Big 34c saving! erating procedures. Mrs. Drake Exliibits 50 Extra Top Value Stamps with The State Civil Defense Head Mrs. Nora Addy Drake of Rip NEW YORK — Closed Reheat boned turkey . 5 Oz. Jar 39c quarters la reaponslble for the co ley Hill Rd. has a display of wool heart massage has been uaed auc- MELONS Stop & Shop ordination. of all defense activities from the raw material to the fin- cesfully to bring lifs to a stillborn LIBBY'S in the state In the event of a na- isiied product in the window of baby. Ths massaging lastsd aix>ut • tional emergency. 6 Stop Shop -Orange luke the Coventry PHNA office on 7 nlinutes. corned beef 12 Oz. Can 49c Jmbt Silt SALAD DRESSING Facid Tissues KMSIWI 10-lb bog o* C h a rco a l

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MA^TCHESTBft EVfeNING HERALD, MANCKBSTOR. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1962 r PAGE T H IR T E E N Trio Executed Injunction Sought by Fiano Celebrezze Proposes Arm yFeud Sandvik-Brandt Compared to Eisenhotiver^s creased coatw Hqwever, it is felt senaitive and in fear of- rejection, C of C Backs that the benefit realized will more None of Famous Invited yet ever avid for life and reach In San Quentin In G arage Renovation Issue than Justify the increased cost of ing out for fulfillment,” WINDOW SHADES Big Jolt to service.’* '• ' Meanwhile, a coroner’s suicide New Rules on Drugs SNETCO Plan . The SNETCO proposal, •' an team worked to find out whether LONG WEAMNG Valentino. R. Fiano of Bolton# soiling regulations, which Umit Kennedy Cabinet Galled nounced last month, would incre Simple Funeral Held a fatal dosage of sleeping pills Gas Chamber such bnivovements to 50 per cent was .taken accidentally or inten and Anthony Investments, Inc. The Manchester Chamber of ase by 12,000 the number of tele INTERSTATE CLEANTEX « oodatlve never was cleared inapeotor, ' to prevent him from his arrest if he i^rsisted in the- ‘Bunch of Silent Sants' Southern New England 'Telephone amount to $0 cents to individual ated an even greater my.stery by With Tour Rallci^. Wedding For Marilyn Monroe her death. tejr FDA for general use in this (OonMnued from Page One) them, had Jilayed a prominent carrying out a threat to arrest renovations. (Company’s proposed ebetended users, 35 cents $1.80 for busi part in the tragedy, Fiano, who wsints to reopen a . Fiano, in his notification to nesses. ' The que.stion was why this aountry but the American licensee Ixiza to the war ministry. A rela- By JAMES MARLOW # w d Brownell. They took over at service. to (Conttntied from Page Oae) beautiful sex symbol, 86 years old FULL LINE OF OUS'tOM ‘ Frank Duncan had met Olga asoline station on Charter Oak ifonahan, said the order has caused crowd would mean a circua-llke t»r Its manufacture distributed the • Johnson ti ' . unkown politically, Lpsa loss of income, since the station Asaocisted Press News Analyst the peak of the McCarthy era- arid The Chamber’a Board of Dlrec- funeral. and still at the top of her career, Kupesyk, a Canadlan-bom nurae, fL tora voted yesterday to extend had died. VENETIAN BLINDS pUls to 1,231 American doctors for The chapel of the. Yokota Air tried to restore army unity Monahan has been directed to could not be operated at all in-the WASHINGTON (AP)—President its hunt for (Commilnists inside Snow Savisfi Sheep None of them-was hivited. "Tje abserre of the big movie Force Base, Japan, was the scene their approval of toll-free calling possible • experimental use before through strict dlscipUne. But the when he took hia Imothei; to a San i^>pear in Hartford Superior condition it was in when the build* Kennedy’s t^Cabinet — compared and outside government. -It -was Marilyn’s half sister, Bernice names may have given a dignified of the military wedding • of Miss commanders were more Interested a noisy time. to Rockville and Glaatonbu/v ex ta Barbara hospital suffering from Court Tuesday, Sept. 4, to An ing Inspector ordered work step* with some at the more outspoken DENVER—A snow blanket can Meracie,' and. DiMsggio handled almost quid tone , to the funeral, Topsoil 300 Feet peep. K was associated with the birth of Virginia Anne Johnson to Capl. in politicking than soldiering. an overdose of sedatives. They Still, they overheated some of changee. keep the temperature, at the point E. A. JOHNSON swer Flano’s claims. ped. the guest list. No movie stars but it hardly geenied the type of deformed babies in Europe. Ronald Foster Lewis, both of Man MaJ. Gen. Federico Toranio married June 24, 1968, against his Monahan ordered Fiano July Fiano and Anthony Investments members of President Elsenhow their problems. Dulles, for exam "Benefita will be realized by the where soil and snow meet, as final sendoff for a star of Miss . SANTIAGO — Cthile’s central | There have been no reports of chester, Saturday afternoon. Montero. cbinmander of the 4th mother’s wishes. 28, 1661, to cesuie all building op seek flrst the injunction restrain er’ (Cabinet—looks like a bunch ple, was so anxious to pacify community, the business economy much as SO degrees highSr than were invited — and none showed Monroe’s magnitude. valley has a year-round climate PAINT CO. malformed babie.s in this country The bride is the daughter of Mr. army corps, sparked Wednesday’a . And Frank’s final appeals to erations on the gasoline station at ing Monahan, then a declaratory of silent Sams. Mc(Carthyites with State Depart and the individuals involved in that of the bpen air. Under the up. I.«e Strasberg, head of the Ac like southern California’s. In the 1 72n Main St., Tel. Ml 9-4!i01 from that investigational uae, but and„ , Mrs. Elton A. ^ Johnson,„ 16 rebellion. He drove to the remote save his mother’s life were btued 348 Charter Oak St. Judgment determining whether the Each President is free to handle ment pur^s that he damaged this plan,’’ according to a cham protective warmth of the snow Those in charge of the arrange tor’s Studio in New York and fei*ti)e valley, witich feeds most of there have been some cases of Cambridge St. The bridegroom ^ i ^ northwe.st on the contention she was so The value of the improvements inspector’s order is valid, and final his Cabinet as he wishes. Eisen morale there. And Brownell made ber news release. blanket such animals as sheep ments (explained that if they in Marilyn's long-time drama men Chile and housM two thirds of deformity in which the motliers the son of Mr. and Mrs. k elix E. | Buenos Aires. proclaimed him- doped up , from sedation 'she did BTano was making to the station ly such other relief as the court hower gave his more status as ah some harsh attacks, some thought "The chamber recognizes that can survice extremely low tem- vited one star, they would have to tor, eulo^zed her as "a warm hu her population, the .topsoil some- had obtained the drug otherwise Lewis. 36 Turnbull Rd. i self army commander in chief and I n''t know what was going on in far exceeded 50 per cent of the may deem JIust. Institution than Kennedy by meet far tod harsh, on the previous by necessity there will be an in -' peratures. invite many, and' to have a big man being impulsive and shy, times reaches depths of 300 feet. Read Herald Advse from abroad during pregnancy. ■ 'L ^ ‘"''n srform eri i f'eiiiduded that Guido"'fire*'LKizr her 1969 trial. assessed value of the building as The plaintiffs are being repre ing with, it oftener. He even took Truman administration. Present regulations, however, do In a final filial gesture, Frank of July 28, I960, when the first sented by A tty. F. Timothy McNa It on television with him to talk The Kennedy men—from the thf do\iDie r nne in r e cficmonN. ^ e m o n r m Mis is . * O'*’ "'' ^ commanders a *»_ announced i_ i j ^ not require either an initial notice Voigt M;-Sink was organist. ™ r t of the rel^l and accu-sed Duncan reclaimed his mother’s renovation permit was applied for. mara of the Hartfoed firm of Ze- to the nation. . President down—have done ex to FDA of a clinical trial of a new qiiets of while chrvsanthemums, of wielding iron-fisted, one- body. It was being held at a San Monahan said. This violated the man, Daly and McNamara. Relies on Brain Trust tremely little sniping at the Ei Bou-| Kennedy may meet with his drug or subsequent reports on hlies and carnations decorated the ; ' lan rule over the army. Franciaco funeral home pending senhower admintstration. BUCh use. The navy and air force rejected burial arrangements. Moya had Cabinet members individually. The two Presidents each lost chapel Janis Berzins of Manchester and But he puts a great reliance on one (Cabinet member, before they Celebrezze said the proposed new The bride, given in marriage by Loza's pleas for help in putting willed his body and eyes to Stan Ludvigs Berzins of Mystic, and regulations were drawn with the Maj. John \V. Hyson, wore a gown down the revolt. Gen. Aniceto ford University Medical School. four grandchildren. his Wlilte House brain trust. And | had been In office two years: State News no one in hls Cabinet or brain | Martin Durkin. Elsenhower’s sec- purpose clearly in mind of Impos of silk taffeta, designed with a Perez, commadder of the key Baldonado’s body 'was taken to a Funeral services will be held ing no unneeded restrictions on the. bell-shaped skirt and back fullness. army garrison at Cordoba, turned funeral home in 'Ventura. trust has shared the spotlight retary of labor; and Abraham Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Ajnerican «ith him, or tried to. conduct of investigational re Her veil of illusion was attached to the tide by urging Loza to quit Mrs. Duncan was the fourth Latvian ^th era n Church, 4 Winter Ribiooff, Kennedy’s secretary of search. while providing assurance a crown of Alencon lace, and .she to avoid acts of violence. woman to be legally executed' by Roundup Almost from the moment he health, education and welfare. St. The RSv. Karlls Freimanis, pas became Eisenhower’s secretary of that the public will be fully pro- carried white orchids and white California. The state has official tor, will officiate. Burial will be in There was a big difference in ly taken 466 lives, 160 by gas and state in 1953, John Foster Duller | their going. Angry Durkin, a for- Ucted against risks that may at- I roses on a white prayer book. . Elaat Cemetery. (Continued from Pmiu One) 1 nd the development of new | Miss Sheila Ann Blue of Yokota the rest by the now discarded Friends may call at the Walter was' a great force unto himself j m . labor leader, accused Elsen- drugs.'* 1 Air Ba.se was maid of honor. She hangman's noose. * N. Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main withoxt hesitancy in making high hower aides of breaking an agree- GOP Attacks County located the body several policy pronounc:cments. ment to try to .soften the Taft One* an investigation i.s under-1 wore w street-length blue nylon Twenty-nine condemned men re St., tonight and' tomorrow night hours later. taken, the sponsors would be re- dre.ss. matching hat. and carried maining on San Quentin's death from 7 to 9. • Not so with the present secre-' Hartley Act. quired to maintain complete rec- a bouquet of pink and white car- Kennedy’s New row ended a hunger strike smd lary. Dean Rusk, a rather self-; Never dose to President resumed eating an hour- and a half ‘ /Vd Prejudicial Error* effacing man who nms his Job Ribteoff, it has been said around W u td w fu L erda covering the distribution of nations. A. Frank Fraohey thf drug and to monitor the prog-1 Lt. Howard A. Dean of Yokota after Baldonado and Moya died. A. Frank Frachey, 81, of 18 HARTFORD (A P )—The Na like an expert technician; leaving 'i Washington, was never close to pess of the investigation clo.sely. | Air Base served as best man. Ush- Test Ban Plan They had been protesting new Highland Ave., Rockville, died yes tional Labor Relations Board the big statements to Kennedy. ! Kennedy but the two men parted Regulations would not require, ers were James C. Blue. Capt. R ^ death-row restrictions imposed terday at Manchester Memorial (NLRB) has upheld a Jan. 25 rul Dulles was in continual conflict | in good spirit because. Rlblcoff advance government approval of D. Howerton and Lt. Richam S. with hls critics. Rusk so far has ■ .said, he wanted to run for the WASHINGTON (AP) — Republi alter Mrs. Duncan’s hired killers Hospital. ing that Jacobs Manufacturing the preclinical investigation, the ' Bilheimer, .all of Yolmta Air Base, had tried to escape June 2 with Mn Frachey was bom June 14, Co. of Elmwood was guilty of un had practically no critics and his Senate from (Tonnectlcut. qualifications of the investigators, i A reception for cans have closed ranks for a four other murderers. 1881, in Italy, and lived in Man fair labor practices. only conflict seems limited to-the (While Durkin said little in his er the plan of the clinical invest!-1 held at the Yokota Officers Club, politically significant attack on chester^ for 50 years before mov Acting on an appeal flled by Russians, and then only in a nine months ■with Elsenhower, the gation. The commissioner of food' The couple are honeymooning President Kennedy's modified ing to Rockville,. He waa a plumb the company in March, the board ' (]uletly professional way. i present secretary of labor, Arthur and drugs, now George P. Lar- Kyoto and Atami, Japan, and wnll Nobody challenges the compe-' J. Goldberg, has also said little proposals for a nuclear test ban. er at Cheney Bros, for more than reviewed the ruling of NLRB Ex rick, would be authorized, howev live at the Yokota Air Base. 26 yearn and retired in 1934. aminer Thomas A. Ricci and said tency of Secretary of the Treas- except in a factual way but by er. to terminate any invesUgation- Mrs. Lewis Ls a graduate of In language so similar as to In- Obituary Survivors include four daugh yesterday it found- "no prejudi ury Douglas Dillon. But he has! sheer work Is an outstanding al use if the new requirements Manchester High School and I^s- i j j e t e a prior meeting of the' ters, Mrs. Louis Jasion of Rock cial error" in his decision. stayed out of the headlines so Cabinet member.) lev College, Cambridge. Mass. She t j much most people probably could, Eisenhower and Kennedy each were not being met. Ynkola Deoend- Republican Leader ville, with whom he made his home, The board supported Ricci’s is a teacher at Yokota Depend- i Mrs. Theresa Saunders of Coven two main findings; not say offhand who heads the picked an automobile company F ir s t As to investigations of new ent s School, Japan Capt. LewU' Everett M. Dlrksen of IHinois, WUltam <1. Newbury drugs already imder way, the pro ROCKVILLE — William John I try, Mrs. Ann Murphy and Mrs. 1. That a strike from Sept. 16, Trqpsury Department. ; president for his secretary of de- is a graduate of Manchester High I House Republican Leader Charles Pierina Rooney, both of Manches 1960 to June 18, 1961 by the Unit Eiseahower Hallmark i fense: Eisenhower—(Tharles Wil- posed regulations would require School, attended the University of ' A. Halleck of Indiana and Gov. Newbury, 88, of Reservoir Rd., prompt reporting to FDA of infor died late yesterday afternoon at a ter; a son, Nathan Frachey of Tol ed Automobile Workers, AFT^ But very early In the Eisen-1 .son of General Motors; Kennedy— N a tio n a l Connecticut, and is a pilot with ! NeLson A. Rockefeller of New land; 13 grandchildren, 10 great CIO, was. a strike over unfair la hower administration Secretary o f ; Robert S. McNamara of Ford GENUINE SPRING mation showing that the investiga the 40lh Fighter Interceptor York contended Wednesday that Rockville convalescent home. tion may be .safely continued. Fail Born in East Hartford on Nov. grandchildren, and several nieces bor practices. the Treasury George M. Hum-' Motors. I WE OlVE Squadron. Yokota Air Base. Kennedy is retreating toward the and nephews. 2. That the company reinstate phrey became a dominant figure Any similarity between the two ure to submit such a report would Soviet position. 26, 1873, he was a son of Samuel Stores automatically terminate the au and Mary Bradley Newbury. A The funeral will be held tomor 209 former .workers with full with little reluctance in stating secretaries ends there. Wilson, an Dirksen and Halleck charged in LT. and MRS. JAMES EDWARD SANDVIK row at 8:30 a.m. at the W. P. back pay and seniority. policy, a very conservative one. i extroverted and genial man who thority under which clinical inves » reisident of this area most of his tigations are now conducted, a news conference that Kennedy life. Mr. Newbury was an overseer Quish B\ineral )Iome. 225 Main St., At stake is more than $500,000 which became the hallmark of ‘ sometimes talked too much at the ean doctors for possible experi- Trends Point had sent U.S. negotiators to Gene Miss Marie Theresa Brandt of* Calif., and George Ziegwied of in the spinning department of Hil with a requiem Maas at St. James’ in back pay, which could climb if Eisenhower’s years. \ i wrong time, bobbed in and out Church at 9. Burial will be In St. c A e e n President Kennedy has said "we va "hat in hand" with concessions Manchester became the bride of Spokane, Wash. liard Mills in Manchester before more appeals are made by the Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, [ of hot water. to the Soviet’s that were promptly Mrs. Theresa Brandt wore a James' Cemetery. jS T A M P S j aught to be tougher” in regulat Lt. James Edward Sandvik of- his retirement. company and the ultimate deci ■ the President’s brother, may be , , McNamara, the booklst but in- ing distribution of drugs to doc To Recession rejected. They added that the na beige lace ajid satin dress with He is survived by four sons, Friends may call at the funeral sion is in favor of the strikers. a symbol of the young-in-heart t o ; cisive type, avoids public pro- U M B L E G S Laredo, Tex., Saturday morning inj matching accessories. The bride-, home tonight from 7 to 9. tors for experimental use. He and tion now was witnessing "anothor the chapel at the Laredo Air Force Samuel Newbury of Washington, The company had previously in-' many people. But he has operated nouncements but, by hard work groom’s tnother wore beige taffeta' D.C.: Thomas Newbury of Tolland, the Food and Drug Administration (Continued from Page One) example by the Kennedy adminis Base. ! dicated it would carry the appeal a lot more quietly than Herbert:I and brain.', already is considered Bonus Qfamp Buys! take the position this could be tration of how not to deal with with pink accessories. Both wore Edward Newbury of Manchester, Mr*. Joseph McColiurp to the federal court and all the Brownell, Eisenhower's attorney ' one of the best of all aecrelaries. The bride is the daughter of pink carnation corsages. A Delicious Roast That i$ Sura to Plaasa done without further legislation. goes hpme and criticized the the Russians." Mrs. Theresa Brandt, 14 Goslee' and Robert Newbury of Stafford Mrs. Ethel Louise McCollum, way to the U.S. Supreme Court If general. As for the other secretaries in A reception fo r . 50 guests was Springs; a daughter, Mrs.- Clarence However. Kenndy also has said t President for what he called a A few hours later Rockefeller Dr., and Frederick Brandt of 68, 50, of 154 School St., wife of Jo its NLRB appeal was rejected. TTie times and circumstances, , both administrations; the Kenne- Tha Whole Famil)f full protection of consumers will ^ said In a statement the Kenney; held in the Laredo ‘Air Force Base: Bamborth of Rockidlle, 20 grand seph McCollum, died suddenly last In turning down the compapy’a though, were different for Dulles dy group has had less to say. EXTRA STAMPS LB failure of leadership. Spruce St. The bridegroom is the Officer's Club, which was decorat require action by, the Congress. i administration had "moved stead-: son of Mr. and Mrs. Swerre Sand children and 36 great-grandchil night at. Manchester Memorial appeal, the NLRB supported This week Kennedy made sever- ! Heller declared that Kennedy's I lly toward the Soviet po.sition" in ed with bouquets of wliite lilies dren. Hospital. Ricci’s ruling that the six-month W ith (terns U$t»d tslow vik, Montevideo, Minn. and gladioli. For a motor trip t o , OVIN READY u 65 c at recommendations to the Senate j original recommendation for a efforts to get a treaty on nuclear! dol. .Kenneth Parks, chaplain of The funeral will be held tomor Mrs. MoOollum waa born June strike was a strike over unfair Mexico, Mrs. Sandvik wore a blue | row at 2 p.m. at the Ladd Funeral el 120 Judiciary Committee for strength tax slash effective Jan. 1 “ shows weapons testing and controls. |Laredo Air Force Base, performed 11, 1912, in Manchester, a daugh practices instead of over economic Health Officials Alerted Fknast AAultipiG Vitaminf^* ening the drug industry control He said that what he called •suit with beige acre.s.sories. The' Home, 19 Ellington Ave. The Rev. ter of the late Franklin and conditions at the plant. a decisiveness not seen in many j the! double ring ceremony. Bou HNAST bill now in its hands. weakening of the U.S. proposals! couple will live at 1104 'Victoria David G. Jaxheimer, pastor of Nellie Bailey Wright, and was a The board backed up Ricci’s i>35< Ri Lam b Chops years.” quets of pink and white carnations Ave., Laredo. ; First Lutheran CThurch, will offi M ultipk Vitamins wirti Minertls - bH el 100 Lamb Combination Wednesday the committee decid "made in March 1961 by the Ken- j decorated the chapel. lifelong resident of this town. order that the company reinstate ed to rquire that official or gen He said the permanent reduc nedy administration even further. Mrs. Sandvik is a 1958 gradua-1 ciate. Burial will be In Grove Hill the 209 workers of the original tion . advocated by the President The bride, ^ven in marriage by Cemetery. Survivors, besides her husband, Lamb Breasts »10c eric name of a drug be printed seems to me to run a high risk : her father, wore a street-length ate of Manchester High School, at- j include a son, William McCollum, 219 who had struck with full back Teen Glue Sniffing prominently on the label and in j next year could be carried out tended St. Joseph College. West Friends may call at the funeral pay, less any net earnings made of endangering our national se-1 dress of ivory taffeta and Alecon home today from 7 to 9 p.m. two daughters, Mrs. Alden Aron type at lea.st half as large as the several ways, curity.” lace, designed with a Sabrina Hartford, and the University of son and Mrs. John Flaherty, all of by the .workers since June 18, EXTRA STAMPS brand name. ! ‘What he is saying is he wants Connecticut, Storrs, and was em 1961. , Rockefeller, who might become neckline, elbow-length lace Mrs. Frsnpqa E. Fletcher Manchester; two brothers, Frank Smoked Picnics The administration bill in the Id reducUons from top to bot- sleeves, fitted lace bodice with ployed aa an editor in the service The, board affirmed Ricci’s rec (lesu listed le/ew Kennedy’s Republican opponent in lin 'Wright of (Joventry and Louis New U.S, Problem With P llt H Hou.se goes further, meeting the ; tom." Heller said . 1964 if he wins re-election as gov seed pearl appliques, and bell- publications department at the’Po- Mrs. Frances E. Fletcher. .56, of Wright of Manchester: a sister. ommendation that the compan.y, Frankfurts ***i!§Sii$s* Manchester, died last night at Kennedy recommendation that the' The President Wednesday dls- ernor this year, went on to say shaped skirt. Her shoulder-length dunk division. Pratt and Whitney Mrs. Kenneth Warner of Man upon request of the union, bar Colonial *CANN$D Horn CAN 2 .9 9 officiaJ name be printed in type cussed a wide range of economic the Democratic President ap veil of Illusion was attached to a Aircraft, division of United Air Crestfleld Convalescent Hospital chester, and nine grandchildren. gain in good faith for a new con WASHINGTON (AP)—Glue sniff-Pfumes are potentially injurious to as large as that used for the. problems with the 29-man AFL- craft Corp. Lt. Sandvik ia a 1960 after a long illness. tract. Sliced Bacon Flounder Fillet » 5 5 * peared to be making decisions crown of matching taffeta, and Funeral services will be held ing—a funny-sounding but danger liver, kidneys, brain and bone 12-et brand name and that it be given . CIO executive council Including without the public's knowing what she carried a spray of white carna . graduate of SouUi Dakota State Mrs. Fletcher was born Sept. 4. marrow. Nepco $KIIM$$ Fronkfurts precedence in postion. | George Meany, AFL-CIO presi- University, where he received his 1905, . in Norwich, and lived in Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the ous teen-age method for getting's AMimCAN 9A5HION proposals were being made. tions and ivy. Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St. Francis to Expand "It seems clear that such inhala T A B U W A m • unH no. 1 Existing law requires only that; dent, Mrs. Gertrude Brandt was B.S. degree in mechanical engi- Manchester tor three years. She Jag—apparently is an increa.sing tion can cause a syndrome resem Stainless Steel There was no White House com- heering, and was a member of Pi was employed as a cook at Mans St. Burial will be in Blast Ceme HARTBXJRD (AP)—A contract afficial names of drugs appear- From the meeting came the io*!ment ''on the Republicans’ re- matron of honor. She wore a tery. nationwide problem, says the U.S. bling acute alcoholic intoxication, with prominence and conspicuous- ports Kennedy was dropping | marks Tail Sigma, national honorary field State Training School and for a $450,000 expansion program at 1-lb I powder blue taffeta dress with FViends may call at the funeral Public Health Service. and it remains unclear as to Kybo Coffee Bess on the label. thoughts of an Immediate tax cut. matching hat and face veil and ; fraternity of mechanical engineers. Hospital. St. Francis Hospital was signed to whether or not repeated inhala In other drug Kennedy told his news confer He is a second lieutenant In the She is survived by a daughter, home tomorrow from 8 to 6 and 7 day betw.een officials of the hos Henry L. Verhulst, chief of the M el 250 developments | But the a.ssistant White House ence last week he and his aides pink accessories, and carried a to 9 p.m. tions can result in chronic tox Certified Aspirins m e n t A u e ^ Wednesday: press secretary, Andrew T. Hatch bouquet of pink carnations. j U.S. Air Force, stationed at Lare- Mrs. Francis Littleton, <3olumbus, pital and Southern New England service's poison control branch, icity," the bulletin said. - J , J , had been attempting to bring the ] Ohio. Contracting Company of Hartford. said today the unit has twice alert three pkgs *1 39c varieliM FDA Deputy Commissioner er, scotched the report.report, remind- y g position in line with new Bradford Page, of the Laredo I do Air Force Base for pilot train In Miami recently, sheriff’s offi Nabisco Cookies John L. Harv'ey said the choles Air Force Base and Jet, Okla.. ing. He will receive his pilot’s j The funeral will be held Satur Richard A. Noble Under the program. 60 b^d-! •’•))i ed public health officials through C L O V fR D A L I — Miki, Delicate Flavor, Carafull)i Blended S A V I S t ing newsmen that Kennedy had ^^ta on the detection of I Richard A. NoWe. 55. of 54 N. be added to the hospital's present its bulletins to the situation and cers broke up five young gangs as terol-lowering drug Mer-29 should served a* best man. Ushers were wings in February 1963, upon his day at 8:16 a.m. at the John F. a result of Investigations into car never have been allowed to get until «11 tn* Tiilv A/vnnnmis« underground ” ...... tests _that only *' be- James Panzola of Plalnview, 1 graduation from Flight School. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. BJlm St., died suddenly at his home 602-bed capacity. It involves com the possibly serious consequences until all the July economic indi came available in June. to the young thrill-hunters. thefts and burglaries. Officers re 1-LB on the market in this country. cators were in. Center St,, with a solemn high yesterday. pletion and furnishing of the sixth He said the U.S. proposals in aijd seventh floors of the Arch The first alert was given in De ported many of the 33 boys ar EXTRA JlH STAMPS QUARTERS or ROLL However, under present law. Har Hatcher said these will pot be Mass of requiem at St. Barthol Mr. Noble was born July 21, rested had been sniffing glue. CTNS vey said in - a San Francisco cluded on-site inspections ’of aus omew’s Church at 9. Burial will 1907, in Olean, N.Y., and. had lived bishop O’Brien Building, the hos cember 1960. A second more de- With Am u listed Mow , ready before Friday and "there- picious seismic events and inter ■ tailed report was contained in the Drs. Helen H. Glaser and Oliver M argarine a^ech. It took 4>^ months after ore no decision has been m ade.” Dentists Drop About Town be in St. James’ Cemetery. In Manche.ster for 13 year.s. He pital’s newest wing. national control of inspection stS' Available funds include $98,000 bulletin of last February-March. N. Massaengale of the University ^ s conclusion was reached | Even if all the information is in r_»„ Friends may call at the funeral was employed a.s a group leader of (Colorado Medical Center report home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, recently granted under federal The report commented that the Finest Liverwurst riNRASPLE-GIAMFRUrr S A V I l i t White House Friday. Hatcher' details Members of St. Margaret’s Cir auspices (the so-called Hill-Burton inhaling of fumes from plastic ce ed in the AMA Journal on a study “ W, it still may take some time '**‘* ‘'" Role in Union cle, Daughters of I.sabella, will division of Uqited Aircraft Cori)., of the situation primarily in the hands of physicians. The Williani i i# At Geneva Wednesday, U.S. Hoxoid H, Tucker Ea.st Hartford. Act). The balance is to be met ment-such as used in making Swift's Skinless Sausage 8. Merrell Co., of Cincinnati. •valuaU^lL______Delegate Arthur H. Dean was re meet tonight at 7 at the home of through legacies and monies pre model planes—continues to be a Denver area. 46-OZ Mrs. Edward Cavagnaro, 72 Linn- Harold H. Tucker, 66, of 30 Bur- He was a member o f Cienter which also manufactured thalido-1 ported to have told the 17-nation Pre-Pay Plans dett Rd.. Lynn, Mass., father of Congregational Church and. Sene viously set aside. frequently encountered form of They found the number of ar Colonial Sondwich Pak CANS mide. withdrew Mer-29 on April i ' a disarmament panel that his coun more Dr., and go to the Sullivan ca Lodge of Masons^ Klilton, Vt. aberrant behavior among teen rests of young glue sniffers in-, Funeral Home, Naubuc Ave., Paul K. Tucker of Manchester, volved in crimes increased in Den Juice Drink try is willing 'to reduce controls agers. 11 after side affects including eye L jAWTCIICC ^ t l C C K S (Contimied from Page One) died suddenly at his home yester Survivors Inclmja his wife. Mrs. Police Praised Rich's Chocolate Eclairs cataracts were reported. posts to 80. less than half the Glastonbury, to pav respects to the day. Theodora Maseptt Nohle of Man The service pointed out glue ver from 30 in 1960 to 184 in 1961. The FDA said in a report it had number previously proposed. late ,Thomas J. Molloy of Elast chester; and a' brother, BYank Nor NORWICH (AP) — Gov. Demp sniffing episodes in Clhlcago, Tex- All but six of those arrested "YO I" GARDEN - Natural S A V I 24t Firehouse Plans .Sion might find that participating Hartford, brother of Mi.ss Mary Survivors, beside his son in Finest Raisin Breed expressed concern about thalido Dirksen and Halleck said it was Manchester, include his wife of ble of Shelbourne, Vt. sey today called for wider public . as. Cialifomia, Colorado, Salt Lake were boys and the average age dentists are in violation of the Molloy of East Hartford, state re understandng of the risks faced by eleie, luear, cinneme* mide in May 1961, 10 months be their information that what they Lynn, a son of Burlington, Mass., Funeral services will be held to- (3ity, Arizona and Waishington, was 13 ^ 1 el 12 Arnold tawrence. the architect recognized standards and ethical gent. ^ police officers "often at the cost D.(5. Also there have been pub "Deliberate inhalation of solvent Finest Donuts 45-OZ fore the Merrell firm withdrew its called a new set of concessions principles at the dental profe.s- two brothers and two sisters of morroyr at 1:30 p.m. at the request for a, marketing license. for the proposed central firehouse, Included, "substantial relaxation Fitchburg, Mass., and eight grand Holmbs Funeral Home. 400 Main of their lives." lished reports recently of similar vapors from plastic cement to in c a n s is looking into the possibility of sion.” • Pvt. Martin F. Brandt, son of Addressing the annual convention incidents in Miami and New York. duce sensations of euphoria and Finest Dote A Nut Loaf Dr. John D. Archer, assistant di of our previous demands for in Coles in finding violation of children. St>^ The Rev. Clifford O. Simp- Grapefruit Juice lowering the height of the first Mrs. Theresa Brandt. 14 Goslee of the State Police Association of Verhulst said the episodes clear exhiliration haa recently become rector of FDA’s division of new spection." They said the Soviets dental laws by the Teamsters The funeral will be held Satur Son, pastor of Center Church>wiII drugs, said the concern, which floor celling. were demanding and the United Dr., and Frederick Brandt, 68 day at 0 a.m. at his late residence, officiate. Burial will be in East Connecticut in Norwich, the Gover ly indicate the problem is nation .such a widespread practice among Finest nuSo Coffee Coke S A v r lO f At a meeting of the town build plan declared that Dr. Leo Mar Cemetery. ,\ nor recalled that only this week wide though there are no specific older children and adolescents HNAST - Pure "was only on theoretical States conceding when it ought to cus. head of the plan, is not li Spruce St., .serving in the 4th with a service at the Lakeside grounds." was ba.sed on symp ing committee last week, commit be the other way around'! Training Regiment, U.S. Army, Ft, Methodist Church, Lynn, at , 10. Friends may call at the funeral "We had a (ragic reminder of the . statistics as to its prevalence. that it is a source of major con tee members suggested the change censed to practice dentistry in great hazards every devoted and cern to physicians as well as to toms of numbness of the extremi Without saying it in aa many Dix, N.J., has been made an or Burial will be in B rookd^'Cem e home tonight from 7 to 9. Both the bulletin and a July 28 as a way to decrease the cubic Connecticut and thus the seven dedicated policeman knowingly and article in the Journal of the Amer school and Juvenile authorities,'' o n ties in adults. This was several words, the ' two wings of the Re dentists involved are, in effect, vio derly* of the guard and will serve tery. Dedham. Mass. 2-LB JAR months before the drug was taken footage of the building. Lt. Col. George M. Maliszewskl, Friends may call At his home willingly accepts in the service of ican Medical Association noted the the two doctors wrote. Estimated cost of the firehouse publican party seemed to be re lating the law. by working with hs fellow citizens." ott the West German market be viving the old "soft on commu commanding officer at Ft. Dix. tomorrow from 3 td 5 and 7 to 9 Straw b erry cause of reports Unking if with LawTence designed is .$292,000. in an unlicensed dentist. The (Thief Executive referred to nism" issue. Rockefeller, the par The Coles ruling came after a Brandt ia a 1962 graduate of Man- p.m. Funerals deformed births. cluding construction and furnish che.ster High School, and entered The Wlllianv ^1. McGinn Funeral the death of Stae Trooper Joseph COOLING AND MFRESHINC ing. The amount has been called ty liberal, and conservatives Dirk running legal battle over the den N. Stoba Jr. of Meriden, who was For A Healthy, Happy Pel S A V I 16« An FDA spokesman, explaining sen and Halleck were suggesting tal plan (another plan, still to be the jerrice last month. Home. 157 St., Lynn, Mass., governing legislation on distribu too high by the board of directors. is in change of arrangements. Charles D. Newcomb shot and killed when he went to a PKQ OF 48 One of the problems in lowering that Kennedy was too naive in launched but approved by the Portland home on an investigation, Solodo Tee Bogs tion of experimental drugs, said his dealing with the Soviets. Funeral services for Charles D 16-OZ the federal food, drug and cos the celling, committee members state insurance commissioner, is 'The Salvation Army will conduct ,;Rlnett« Marie Paradis Newcomb, 76, of Littleworth Rd., learned, is the- overhead door hang How much of an Issue the nu- under the auspices of the State an open air meeting tonight at 7 WN€ SCENT CANS metics act does not prohibit phys S 6 u t h WINDSOR — Rinette Madbury, N. H.. were held Mon Postmaster dominations icians from charging a patent for ers. which would require a smaller! clear test ban matter might be Dental Association) when a com at the comer of Birch and Main day aftemoop in Madbury. and t5«Z IK Food Marie Paradis, 6,' of 17 Brookfield Lestoil 69c V e ts' arc. ' come in the fall congressional plaint A\’as filed by the attorney Sts. Cadet Thomas Mack wdU be in WASHINGTON (AP) Pre.sl- them. Generally, these drugs are St., died today at St. Francis Tuesday at Newburg, Maine. Mr. given by pharmaceutical firms' to The committee recommended campaign appeared likely to de- for some dentists against the sev charge. Newcomb is the father of David dent Kennedy has sent to the Sen physicians for testing free of the use of supporting columns in pend on the progress of negotia- en for Joining the Teamateps pro Hospital in Hartford. A. Newcomb, 1 Bow* St., Manches ate these postmaster nominations NEEDS NO DRY IIEACH the apparatus room rather than tiona. ' gram. She was bom in Haxtford on for (Connecticut: charge. Joseph J. Mayer, son of Mr. and ter, a linotype operator at The PKO CF to prestressed tees as originally plan- But if they couldn’t agree on Dec. 28, 1955, the daughter of Herald. (Carmine J. Grote. Chester. Lestore ned. ! auch Issues as how to handle Mrs. Jo.seph JV' Mayer, 7 5 'wedge- Sylvio and Electa Nadeau Paradis, (Charles N. Doane Jr., Essex. Also, the committee recom-1 health care for the elderly—Rock- wood Dr., began nin^Week basic* Survivors in addition to her Survivors, besides his son in John J. Falvey, Groton. SPARKU Zollo to Quit recruit training xecdntly at the parents, include three 'brothers, Manchester, include his wife of James L. McPherson, Marble Firemen Answer mended narrowing the apparatus efeller was for a variation of the Madburj', a son of Overland Park, I50C in Money-Saving Produce Specfels/ room width by two feet, and the ^ Kennedy plan and the congres- Nayal_ Training Center, Great Roland, Roger and Ronald, all at Dale. Lestoil 69c CiJXEJ As GOP Chief Lakes! III. Kan., a sister of BTtchburg, Mass., M A R YLA N D - VINE-RIPENED, JUICY FLESH 26 Calls in July storage rooms and offices by tw o' sional leaders against it—the Re home; her paternal grandparents, five grandchildren and several feet. I publican seemed united on the Mr. and Mna Alfred Paradis of nieces and nephews. i SITS OUT SKJNORN DOS This will cut 320 square feet on i slogan of standing firmly against In Waterburv Mid-shipman John F. Kopplin. son Hartford; and her maternal grand Town Fire CIlief William Clif of Mr. and Mr.s. Carl Kopplin, 48 Taylor Wins Vote 2 ford Mason, in his first monthly each floor, or 640 square feet. |,the Soviets. , grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar Frank J. Schuster Love Soap Committee members recom-j ------WATERBURY (AP)- Republican Avondale Rd., has Joined the class thur Nadeau of Edmundston, New meVded“ “ rcluding a generator! of 1966 at the U.S. Naval Acade Bhmeral services for Frank Jo As Head qf Chiefs NEW AND winovm yeax. said 26 alarms were anS' WORKS FLAN PUSHED Town Chairman Lawrence J. Zollo Brunswick, Canada. seph Schuster, 48 Lyness St., w'ere W atorm elons "«5 9 ' room (n the boiler room of the WASHINGTON (AP) — A of Waterbury has announced he my; Annapolis, Md.. and Is under The funeral will be held Satuf- 4% REG wared in July; 22 were actual, basement to provide emergency | going summer "plebe" training at held this morning at the Holmes (Continued from Page One) dS lARS 27c fires, 2 false alarms, and 2 emer speeded-up public works pro is resigning the party' chairman-, day at 8 a.m. at the Benjamin J FUnerai Home. 4(X) Main St. The Zest Soap service In the event of a power gram, one of Presideat Ken ship here. |the academy In preparation for Callahan Funeral Home, 1502 gency calls. failure. joining the brigade of mid.shipman Rey. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor Saltonstall asked if Tavlor had THE FAVORITE OF DdlUIONS July grass fires totaled 15, nedy’s top priority bllis. for this Zollo, who took over the leader-1 Main St., East Hartford, with a of Center Congregational CTiurch, Icrtwre LeH uceZKClZ—IS- ij---’ —. Other aspects of the project session of -Congress, was clear ship some two years ago, told a in the fall.- S Mass of the Angels at 8:46 at St. "a feeling you have got to make m lATH while fires in single famllv homes j discussed, including the type officiated. *Burial was in iSra.vton I radical changes?" A lARS 39< ed tods.v f«/r House action. The sut^rised group of key Republi-' Francis of Assisi Church, South Cemetery, Warwick. R.I. , Zest Soop ■AVniTT CAUPOMNA NATIVI numbered four and In business j heating, the possible use of Rules Committee, which had cans a t, a hastily called meeting Windsor. Burial will be in St. i "Certainly not," the general re- firms one. Two other non-building i veneer on the outside walls and' last nigh't that he la stepping down Bearers were James Griffin, I plied and agreed that tliig would KEEPS HANDS SOFT TO TOUCH kept the $900 million a u ^ rtzs- Workmen Start Mary’s Cemetery, Blast Hartford. Norman Lutzen, Robert P. Jones LBS fires were also extinguished, the : decorative block screening, but no Uon measure under it* control aa chairman after Waterbuiy can Friends may call at the funeral require legislation approved by Peppers chiefs report noted. changes were suggested. and Martin Lutzen. I (Congress. tt-oz in Pears 2 since early summer, released It didates for the state election are Removing Depot home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Joy Liquid OBHN NATIVI today by an 8 to $ vote. The selected. SO D U Sf CAUPOBNIA PAY HIKE PROMIHED to 9 p.m. HELI> IN STOCK THEFT Senate has passed a (Hffercnt He said he will remain aa a VECETAU.E SHORTENtNO MONTREAL (.AP)—The 100,- NEW YORK (AP) — A con member of the GOP Town (Com Workmen employed by the New M6 nonoperating employes of verston, la some ways conform- August Berzins HI CAN Cabbage struction promoter was arrest iag more to Kennedy’s recom mittee. Haven Railroad began moving Crisco ^ ^ S6« Grapes 2 »^ Ouutdk’s railways are proni- ed in his Holland, Pa., home August Berzins, 78. of 35 Ash t,' mendations. The. House bill ' After efforts to persuade Zollo | salvageable item.s out of the depot worth St., died at his home yester laed wage increases of eight . tnda.'i and charged with selling : to change his mind failed,, the ; NOTICE OOIOEN IHORTBItNa eents aa hour under an agree the bulk of mOjre than $112,000 would authorize a large scale ! group gave him a standing ova-1 at the North End today. In prepa day after a long illnesa. program of public works to at Mr. Berzins waa bom In La.tvia. ment announced today. The in securities stolen from Butro I tion and vote' o f thanks for his , ration for dcmoli.shing the build $41 CAN tack unemployment and step up ft'son of Rees and Madala Melkis Due to the conditions of the reservoirs of the Town Fluffo average pay is now 81.92. The Bros. A Co. brokerage offtee ' services to the party. i ing within the next two weeks. / 9 O agreement la subject to ratiflca- here. The Federal Bureau of the economy.' "I am confident,” he said, "we Berzins, and came to the United of Manchester Water Department, it has become neces- > AU nJRPOSf atANR Frozen Food Specials! ttan by the union membership. Investigation, which announced can elect another to party leader A foreman for the crew said the States in 1950. He came to Man Josttee Oraig Monroe of British Old pickup trucks converted to wreckage would be taken to the chester in 1952 after living in sary to restrict the use of hose completely until further the arrest, identified him as EM-. ship without dire consequences toi Mr. Cleon 69< 39« m a m -p a c - Droned Weight Oahanliia’s tepreme Court, ward Hugh Wuenebe, also known buses by the addition of an open the party of the caiApaJgn ahead. Ela.st Hartford dump. I Mississippi. . He was employed in notice. Non-compliance could mean the shutting; o ff of G ra ^ u l^ ' 28< 2 SS 29* Elxcept tor h few items like ' the wo^wdrking shop of Green. ebairmsu of a threeHiian con- as Edwai^ Wentz, to- , He was wooden body, canvas side curtains < Zollo, who said he haa no rec- water. Your cooperation is requested. PANIC s o n » « eiUatlen board, said he felt .lt taken from Holland, Pa., to the and r'ouglt plank seats a.re the 'ommendation at the moment for| desks and a ticket rack,, every Manor Oonstructibn Co., Man N IO R R IS d N Is iaconceh-able that the em- FBI’s Philadelphia office for, major' link between W'est African a'Succesaor; commented: thing would be Junked, he said. chester, V-OC IK 2Ag39. Trustees of the railroad ara atill Suivivora include his wifs, Mrs. H - LAWRENCE* WITTKOFSKE Downy 4.. Lobster Meat'll ” .. piojrm w-oold rejeet H. The questloalng. The Sntro firm eon- villages. The buses are called mam "I don't know who my replace PAINT STORE ...... la based aa aaaai-. 0rmod a report Wednesday, of my waggons because moat of the ment will be, but I promiae that, trying to deolde how tha Utla to Bsrthn Rspaia Bsnrins of Man- Acting Boperintendent tha property ean be elearetl ae ehsaUr: a daughtar,

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m , THUI^DAY, AUGUST 9, 1962 P A G E P O U R T e A n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1962 PAGE FIFT|ra^

i-'-id the town owns on 8. Main will eonsider making new ariha M an interesting, highly BUGGS BUNNY . ambm a of OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR''HOfIPLE ^ DAILY CROSSWpRO PUZZLE O iib May Make SL offer. Tourist May Buy personal souvanir. *rha board of directors Tuesday The ciub'a present laauia of land Should your name already be 4 • ■> .I, . ■ f % 1 " ToWn New Offer night rejected the club’s offor of expiree In March. year Seeter aNu w W e His Coat of Arms registered in Gerinan heraldry, o i yBs wMt yawr pwunrlpllwi (111* îJoSC A D . 3300,000, plus 330,000 worth of ■hould you suapect that it is, the construction ot golf holes for the . ny . HALLMARK Annwr. to Praviou* Putrf* Manchaater Country CSub’a A cooling shower la not a freex- BBSRXJN— If you’re looking for society will race your ahield and 1 WISH YOU LUCK, mRDNER.BUTU MiKf The Baby Has town; In exchange for 145 seres ing cold dousing— keep the Um- .PHABMACnr. Frad deitrery. Buggy Bit board at governors will meat an off-beat stop while in Berlin, furnish copies of It or any other. OH Well so rn a ii Bec n abound th ese nARrSn b f llk iiil^ Ih the Globe Hollow trset. perature of the water taptd, Blot Some. visitors frame the deaigna ' m i FM Si ll ^ THLrnv-FNEr y e a r s ah' <( a l l sometime in. the next two weiJis T. J. CrocketL chairman of the up the moUture with a towel,Slid you might try. the -Society of ACIOflg BLaiid m N flt for glfU; others adapt the motlfo to woric out a' new offer to the committee which devised the of let your body air-dry bsfora iisiilg Heraldry headquarters. There you for blaurs and for rings and oth MS iUttais /■Nwa.wjLigM T UAMc. WAS IN 0Ah4uO OLSOM6 ^>(60LD IBimwk > Sdcn town for uae of the golf course for, said today the board of gov- can' commission an original coat J\ mdSdncInMet SConJnnctiaa Beeb Named... a refreshing cologne. er jewelry. UIW5 rroPCRAriM & a t f u l l M e g o t w a s ^ M C Read Herald Advs. Inm ts f ■ •*» . T H & T U H H E L A 12 SMmea iDieet - A eUNKjtoOSE P O K N t / I O F/M W EB S W l A H ' a l l t h e y STRUCKylTHER^ UnpeW c^jltd MUilrtoenPoput Mlitor, Daws Marie, daughter o4 Mr. and Mra. Wsaley T. MU- OFMiNeK^/r-s^ w a s »MATCHES/y)AHEW M SoAaM plaM illôncUigi Mr.-Rmokflald Rd., RoKon. She waa bom July 30 at MaaebM- UNptblDg (sUng) ------J CJ03P ulCn^ IfiHariiMili tw MsmoriSl Roepital. Her paternal grandtatlMr la Theodore ■ rww.i, 17 Bttrnlljr dinetfcn MUMr, WethemOeM. She has a Mater. Lynda Suaaa, 4. ISGcnnut aiCat’«c(T S 3 Favorites 62 O p ia te comiiuinHy 23------jackal 41 Social insect 53R e d a c t, . irS STQCK-UP TIME! BIG SAYINGS! Waailefaky, William Jeha tV, son of Mr. and Mra.. William % «•» N u m b e r C lo y an AwmwMiJCf 241biddM 43 54 J. WaaUedaky m , 79 W. Main St. Rockville. He was tera Aug. 22 Pigpen SSAmtUiemM 45 Controversial 57 F e m in in e A L L Y O O P BY V. T. BAMLIN 2SIndolatit figure last Hay appellaUoa 2 at Manctaeeter Memorial Hoepital. His matemal grandpar- ______47 Penetrate- ■ esscoid enta a i« Mr. and Mra. Oouglaa BoUea, 3« Center SL,. RodeviUe. 60RRV ABOUT NOT h e a l e d u p ?? / ^ LOOK AT THAT HEAD OF 2SlM«lUeai«ad OTPoMarior SBCondniion______29 Rim r n^taiph 48V e rs ifie r MAie.OOP....6(>VVE A H ,H A ? AW , FOR CAT S A K E ,/ G A Q ? \ V 0 U R 8 .' NO T A AAARK, HlaI psterASi ■ frnadparenU are Mr. nnd Mrs. WUliMn'j. WsMlaf- 30 Winged atingv 31 Italian itieaa 49 Lavel SOI Miy,i, 79 W. Main St., Rockville. OF THB PLASTER/ AWROHT, THERE OOP, WHEN ARE ( WHAT ) NOT A SCAB ON IT„ 34 Poem 32 Cleanser so Seasoning----- « • • • • AÛSTHAWEaOT WE ARE/ ITS SO COLD.' VOU GOING TO V QAG?yN NOTHING// 35 Skiing IN IT W W E N T H E . MUST NOT BE GIVE UP ON THAT V ^ 1ping. H4 was bom July M 40 H o m in g m o istn re a a 46 IT 32 33 at Hartford Hospital. His matemal gramhnothar is Mrs. Roaa ■*"*»” ■****«» 48 Not Ml imeeb Manouao, Hartford. Hia paternal grandparanU are Mr. and Mra. a re — W 44' 44 Anthony MoaMeato, Hartford. Ha haa three brothare, MiMiaM, T, YOU SAVE MONEY and «ET WORLD OEUN STAMK, TOOl nSwdUngi Paul, 4, and Martin, 8. eOKggs 5 T 38 • U • M • a o D o c M n e CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER aOHarannom 15" 42 43 Oealls, Stephen Philip, aon orf Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. 725 Middle Turnpike East — Manchester ailamumr OseHa, 32 Hemlock St. He waa bom Aug. 1 at Mancheatar Me • S B a B f e i t 46 46 p7 morial Hospital. His maternal granaranta are Dr. and Mrs. P R IS C U .L A ’S PO P BY AL VERMKIJR aSDeeplmlo Philip P. RobMKe, Wethersfield. His paternal grandparents am • Oên Wed., Thurs., Fri. Until 9 64 S z p l M i * » . ?e 50 ■ p T 62 S3 ST Mr. and Mrs. Heno G. Osella, 4 Village St. B B W ia tr • • • • • T H E W ILD aeSnauiMr (fe ) s r ii6 67 59 46 ANIMALS DOWN ' BoMne, David Wayne, aon od Wayne F. and Kathleen Claffey W O N 'T , IKind eClUi 5 T 42 44 BoMue, 97 Mather SL He waa bom Aug. 1 at Manchester Me — ■ t c l o C , . , , E A T O U R 2DiNord gddte morial Hospital. Hia maternal granih>arenta a n MT. and Mrs. T F O O D / SConaen * r 45 44 Raymond Funk, Hallandale, Fla. Hia paternal granddatlier la isv^ 4 £d?iMlTCMnr • Florlan Bokhic, 36 Charter Oak St. Potter, Lmim Jeen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AMred John s u Potter, 9 ViUagre St., Rockville. She was bom AugT 1 at Man- Cant S H O R T R IB 9 BY FRANK O'NEAK eheeter Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents a n Mr. MAR ■Dog Food and Mrs. William R. Donnelly, 49 Waddell Rd„ Mancheeter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Potter, Painted Post, N.T. , MONITORING AM , ® Hi-C Orange-Grape Punch'^ • • • • • 46 AMERICAN 1\l SHOW-l DeOiantts, Alfred HumMs, eon od Mr. and Mm. Alfred De- Clantia, 32 B. Maple St. He was bom Aug. 3 at Manchester •X. Memorial Hospital. His paternal grandpannU a n Mr. and Mrs. Frank DoCtantia, 302 Porter SL He has two brothers, Riehard, Cant 13, and Frank, 4; and a sister, Kathleen, 3^. • B • • • I Selected Top Grade Choice RONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL ■Fruit Drinks McKenna, Gregg Allen, aon od Mr. and Mra. Thomas Mc HOW com e Kenna Jr., 31 Ridgewood St> He was bora Aug. 2 at Manches ter Memorial Hospital. '•His maternal grandmoUim is M n. Sophie M ■ R^gu Plain, Meat, Mushroom Geromiller, 19 Ridgêwood St. His patmnal' grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Thomas McKenna, 30 Ridge S t He has a brother. SIRLOIN Tommy, 2\i. 1 z /V 8-9 • • • • • and Shea, Jamee Mlclmel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Shea, South St., South Coventry. He was bom Aug. 1 at Manchester ClHyîSpag. Sauce 3 i M MWBE-WecOMMSSAfe RBUT. Memorial Hospital. HU matemal grandparents are Mr. and libs. WUton H. Powell, 86 Windsor Ava., Rockville. HU peReraal I upser<;roMicHs! wdian upRiswes! SHORT 1 # grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Daniel C. Shea, Center Rd., Ver I Del Monte Refreshii^g Refreshing J j M |» OOlUws! the aPlTAUSTS 1 non. He haa three aistera, Dehra Merie, 4%, Doreen Ann, 4H, 44 ARE DOOMEP-e ^ and Lori Jean, 3. •K. L • • • • • Prlmavem, Lisa Teresa, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Prhnavera, 106 Oredt Dr. She was bora Aug. 1 at Manchester Cant Memorial HospitiU. Her matemal grandparents are Mr. and >c I Drinks Mrs. RinfretL Msriden. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and *■9 w m Mm. Henry Primavera, StratfMd. *^Wall, whaPN it ba tonight? Cowboy* agahwt bidiana. • • • • • I Del Monte J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD oopo againtt robbers, or doctors against pationts?" Brawn, Tami Lee, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy R. Brown, Brand and Milk SL, Coventry. She was bora Aug. 3 at Man 'ÔKWaUD^ ^ JURMM^ dMML- >Du% cN«uR m m F io m ^ chester Memorial Hoqktal. Her paternal grandpeuants art Mr. A ComparB Hm puaEty and Mrs. Ernest Brown, Bread and Milk SL, Coventry. lAsriAP.eMS ourjuBTHonr B • R • • AKIflVRERST* * Comport the Trim . AHCE.HEBirr LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N FabrloanL Donald Glen, son od Robert A. and Anita L. Gross- Comporaf rim Cut lOOEXmtSIVE man FabrieaaL 103 Munsey Rd.. Emerson, He was bom * \jeKU> ReeofiD ^sftd---- July 34 at Patterson, N.J. HU maternal grandparanta arc 3b-. ■ Poiterhouse 1.09 * 6Ro4P and Mm- Minx Grossman, 31 Adelaide Rd., btanchester. HU pa- . 'f'i AHUrttr i *>p a Y '))L temnl grandmother U 3Crs. B. W . FabricanL New Lemdcn. He m Boneless Sntoked Shoulder baa a brother, Bernard W.. 2. Tan « • • ' • • Jump Jan OFF Taylor, Jennne Tereoe, daughter od WUUam A. and Barbara Del Monte Beets 5 Jean Covington Taylor, 426 W. 3bddle Tpke. She was born July 37 at SL FYancia Hospital, Hartford. Her'matemal grandpar ■ Daisy Butts -Tall ents are 3b-. and Mrs. August 3C. Covington, SL LouU, 3Io. Her Papular Irand Cant ~ .tsrnal grandparents are 3Cr. and Mrs. James C Tsylor, Alton, " Top Quelity I Bortlalt Pears 5 sr: I S I. 10 Caunt . PacIcaga S!i* B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Kremidas, Dean Henry, son cd Mr. and 3ba. Henry J. Kre- lb. C I Dixie Cold 3 BUZZ SAWYER midaa, 19 Plum Lane, South Windsor. He was born July 39 at I Chuck Roast BY ROY CRANE ms A LGTLK lHiMft i v e 7 " IbuMdiester Memorial Hospital. HU matemal grandparents art UiW -IF M/CALCULATIONS Y o U R E ^ l K i & I M SURE TWIT CMKFOUOvmieUS.^^ IW SURE IT« TIE M«DCWI BE 6N WORKIKJ^ CM FOR 3fr. and Mra. Lou Joubert, 9 TYler Cirde. HU paternal grand Five to e Pound — Fresh ARR aesRRBCT; i;iisTFiiN fo mother M 3b«. Marie Kremidas, Mandiester, N H . He bra two Slicad PineappI* 4cl FX Slow PDWH.TKY Slow DOWN. JH OESTAPO. HOfiA. 1U1MM* T O T E s t T W A r AMUSEAAeNT-l CALL iT - sisters, Jill, 4, and Ixtri, IH . WT-niEROOFlNE IWllS. SHOULO »XPLC1D6. TWlNerlNTHB • • • • • c I No. I'A A FiRE-CKAiciCEl?. Cant I ArchambnnlL Janine Oeelle, daughter od Mr. and Mrs. Paul lb. Hunt Calif. Tomatoes 4 ______y ~ a t m o s p h e r e ? ArehamlNUiIL Swamp Rd., Coventry. She waa bom July 15 at I Beef Patties 3buMhester Memorial Hoepital. Her maternal grandparents am I t SI. >r H Flavorful Hetd Cut An ICr. and Mm. Augustus Joy, Bast Haven. Her paternal grand Fiaven •.Mat parents are Mr.-and Mrs. Sirgelllous ArehambauIL East Hart I Cott Pure Fruit Syrups 4 ford. She has three brothers, Richard, 7^, PatrMi, 6, and • *1. Raymond,, m . • • • • • i Corned Beef i Lyndon Boned Turkey Cant Smith, Binbard Joaeph Jr., son of Richard J. and Irtne C. Cardin Smith, 381 Center St. He was born July 36 at Hartford Full Shank Half Hospital. HU maternal grandmother U M n. iJlllen CardlB. I 44 T8^11imantic. HU paternal grandparents sre Mr. and 3be. Chariea Smith, WiUimantic. He has two brothers, Michael, SH. and James, 16 months. . MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLI • • • * • \ Ready to Eat Hams t H w F O R M A N M..I PICKLES Delaaey, Ghristopber John,'- aon od Mr. and 3Cm. John Da- M'l'KKY FINN RY LANK LEONARD Kethar DilU— Sptan HOWCOMB thatawntolol © H B e H O U L D H & C W N 6 laney Jr., 14 Conlen Dr., Thompsonvilie. Ha waa born Aug. 4 Tasty Oven Ready NOT EVERYTHING, OLK*5ERVICB H5 ALWAYS Ge re OerViONOERRJL T H e JOINT. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparents Swast, Mixad BECAUSE ITS ^ SHERIFF? THERE'S ONE, » 6 0 « O W , - WONOERFUL « e R v ic e . are Mr. and Mm. Christopher Swift, Providence, R.I. HU pater H-HOW DO YOU '' M / BUSINESS TO KNOW LITTLE THING YOU WA(TBR? SERVICgHeRB. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Dolanoy Sr., 49 Barry KNOW ALL THIS THINGS—AND I KNOW ALL DON'T KNOW/ Rd. He has a sUter, Kknherly Ann, 3H. I Ducklings « « • « B ABOUT you? EVERYTHING? Dupont, John Thomas, son of Mr. and 3bs. Roland J. DuponL ARMOUR-4 y Iha Piaea JONES ROCK RIVER Tl Cottago SL He waa bom Aug 1 at bfanchestar Momorial WHITE MEAT TUNA Hoqiltal. HU maternal grandparents are Mr. and 3bs. Albert ■ Bologna Lb. Slafkiit Chunk Styla Laplante, Warwick, R.I. HU internal grandparents are 3(r. and Sliced Bacon Ona Can Frsa With Labal ARMOUR— By ths Piaea ^ A c Hy &rada Grada Econ. Econ. Pak Pak ^ 3Cr». U. S. Dupont, Providence, R.I. He has three bratbers, Ger Writs-away ald, 3, Norman, 6H. and Alan, 3. ' 3 £95 * * * 9 *! Leib, Pater SootL son of 3b*. and Mra. Jerome B. LeHt, 99-44- . Uvemi^rst F^kfurts 3 67th Rd-, Forest Hills, N.T. He was bora July 39 at Queen’s Hoapttsl, N.T. HU matemal grandparenU are 3b*. and Mra. Harry Shayon, Brooklyn, N.T. HU paternal grandparenU nrs Bmmmmmmmmummmm Populdr's Garden Fresh Produce 3lr. and 3b«.'>Heibert 8. Leib, 74 Green 3Canor ltd. Sisnivin».iiaTjaa»ui.rM.aaL • • • • • n EUiott, Steven Joseph, aon of 3b-. and 3irs. Donald A. BlliotL CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUB TURNER R n > 3, HiUsido 3Ianor Ava., Vernon. Ho was Bbra Aug. 9 at FREE STAMPSI d o u b l e s STAMPS MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maumal grantenrenU am BUT WE-p jusr Q or acquaintbpi y o u , HE WANTS TO THArFWWW THem •tTW I L L TELL HIM. HE'IL TTHEN 5TICK AROUNP CAMP, 'I 3Cr. and 3bs. Joseph Chadwick, WHmlngtoo, Dd. HU paternal OR E ls e . OR ELSE l l L HAVE TO .. PlPirr MKTT))"n«e6E$„.0ll4H0WWA5H TRY A PLACB IBEBTi EBPSOAUV ATMeHT PROB'LV RENTABOATlriL JONV0U.lFia*l GET EXTRA rssr STAMPS BUT I MOST VW tBRE TH' FlSttU If BE5T NOWAPAVSI, |nadparenu am 3b-. and Mra. Stephen M. Elltsan, ClaymonL Del. WHAT? HE UBTA FIBH. I WHILE TH' MOOH IB F U a i AH ' T K V rr TONIGHT. MV FW EN05 TO WAIT TILL WITH rURCHASE OF If OZ. PKG. EVERY WEDNESDAY u e ia i,W M j{ PNDANEW GrRL FRIBC.i Re haa a aUter, Laura Jane, 4. SOI MV PARTY UP NEAR TH' BUT ME AKT CAROL h MORNIIO' TO LEA V E'. • . • • • • STAR FRANKPURTS STOP WANTS TO 5TART PONT LIKE riBHIN' BJRTING HOME. THEVRE . THAT /MUCH Ather, Undn Jane, daughter at Ur. and 3tm. Roger 8. Atber. 2937 E. 3addle T ^ e . She was bom Aug. 4 at Manehaster 3le- I, Sweet, W n H M / TKEP or HAULNB A lbl: WN AT OUR FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMENT lU r iB H l 397 E. bOddlo '^|Ae. She was bom Aug. 4 at 3fanehestar Mo GUV. m e m ] EXTRA 'ISK STAMPS morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are 3(r. and 3Ira. WITH PURCHASE OF A o R m s B i Adrian G. St. Pierre, 199 W. CenUr SL Her paternal grand Juicy CAPITOL FARMS RKLIASA each mother la 3be. Georgianim Ather, t H inU OourL Bha han' n SPAR-KOOL ) ) \ * aUtar, Susan Marie, 3.

laleilL Jehn Joseph Fox, son o f 3Cr. and 3Era. Rnymood H. EXTRA rSKT STAMPS IslaBi, 17 IMgmton SL Ho was born Aug. S at IfanehosUr Ms- WITH PURCHASE OF PACKAGE mortal H o o p ^ . HU maternal graadiparenu a n 3Ir. and 3tra. COOPBt CV WHITi STICKS Lemon Drinks Extra Fancy, Long Green John Fox, Vernon He has three brothers, Raymond J., 10, \ S-i-i, Phillip 8., 9, aiid Itpbort B., 6: and. two p is U ^ L ^ 7, a Lamonada and f ^ t h la G., 3. EXTRA TSfiSr STAMPS a Raipbarry Lamen THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS WITH PURCHASE OF PACKAGE each NAIISCO LORWA DOONIS a Raipbarry Lima DAVY JONES 1 - M U T d o VOU IM S MS TOR, BO/?I*VS BY LBFF and McWILLIAMS a Oranga Drink 1 0 *1 ' i-- . 3. r CHEGCCO TOO o u r OOMPLETSLY AMd I worn! I GUESS SUDOBNM. FRIINDLY nSH LEAPS HtOH. KNOW voute A moMy/ — ^ r V E R E A L L Y INTO THE AIR... AMP IN A RASH-/S O O N t! EXTRAS STAMPS butiftou GORDON'S WITH PURCHASE OF PACKAGE MINUTE MAID (MAKE REKRLER CHOC. MIDGK SANDWICH uAppy.. Cleaning and Launderette Tender, Yellow, Native " 3t 11. C iN m STn MANCHiSm EXTRA 'KT STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF S LIS. OF Push-up Bars VKTS' DOeiPOOD NUeetTS lb. OKN DAILY 7 JLIL to 7 PJL H------■ SAVK tOc EXTRA STAMPS a Oranga Grapa FREE PICKUP «Md D a i m Y Each WITH PURCHASE OF THREE lOTTLES a Pink Lamenada TELMI34MS* . CANADA DRY SODA 1 9 * ms T T X I . -H i ■ / *Sf( 4 ■' I y T •V .■ • < r , » ■ ■ ■ /■ ■ ■ . I

■ ('.■• V MANCHESTER EVENIKO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST •rAOE SIXTEEN Ma n c h e st e r 'EVENING'heilald/ M A N O ^ T iR, coîn ^ Th ur sd ay, a u g u st », iw i THE frail êip York by AVi Games a^rtd Must Be Considere The Wfifithcr Vncertain Pitchinfr Staff Big Problem f brstosl of V. fi. TYisWir DaNMi Hemld Angle Ohwgy, eesi, tmlm tspsitog sfif ;ioii m IStli, 6-2 dtotogtogfct. LswtoBfis. tkOmr-' day iMssWy toswgy, sssL fiOgh to V HOWH^ HQLCOBIB er A M M u t SpGfte Btttor i/.i. ppose Haven Tonight at 5:30 Thfifie Lofi Angeles Angels Some Reflective Thoughts on the ICO just won’t cooperate at all. ^vertialag eg Pag* 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS .. By E A R L YOST t ' Once "ur.,' pitching*:Minneaota,". Houk added, "'niey Mojor League s’lf b« nil] have proven to good Sail cluba.” By HOWIE HOLCOMB fte r catching the first 12 framesabase error to open the frame. AftarAleague scout* were on hapd by* Summary: Sunday night at-about 7:30, Bob Goalby sank a putt that Just keep doing things their Y A I^ E ^ STADIUM SUrH^k^fep^êd'^'L... i> _ r j i S I - i _ just wasn’t up to pitching. an out, Macalone dropped k per- the bunch. Repreiwnted were the) »Stratfaid («) ended, the 1062 Insurance City Open for the contestants and own way. =s^Leaclers=:= " t S been a lot tougher job n^âna. in brief, is that he needs MA-M Cnmnii^nta Repeatedly failinff to come He walked the first two men he ?ect sacrifice bunt to get the run Red Sox, Giants, Colts, Yankees, ab r b iw a a rW fans. But although the end of competition signaled the close "They’ll never last,’’ said ex managing this y e «r than la s t, four dependable Yankees, up with .hita when men were faced, got d strikeout then gave up home and when the Stratford in-, Orioles, Indians, Wiillies and Pi Barry, 3b ...... 7 1 3 4 • 0 I perts as Bill Rigney somehow field tossed the ball aroimd, the rates . . . Stratford brought a Voud. M ...... 4 1 1 8 1 0 i of much of their work, two guys—Skip Savage and Moss placed his oddly assorted crew of AMERICAN l e a g u e season. Ralph Houk told vis-j Stafford and Ten^.\ ^ on base, Manchester Ibst a a bloop single to plnch'-hlttor Glen .W’ojcicki, it ...... 4 d 0 0 0 .0 • Cox. X ^doffer Ray Barry prompt shortatob went to second. But the ns-i record , to the tourney, Cor- Harding, lb ...... 7 0 3 ID 3 3 1 Bergwall— have many loose ends fitill'to be tied. heroes hot on the heels of the Batting (Based *■ 275 or more iting (>nTiecticut sportswrit-i % X * ’‘Siichmg BUaiKht«ns out. M and M fibj’B and Idanager Houk 13-inning thriller to Stratford innlng ended wheil George May ’ ' . These two were co-chairmen ‘ of« > American League-leading ' Yan St bats)—Rmnels, Boston. A2S; i. . a few comments to make on ly put the game in Stratford’s bit waa 4-1 during sone play Hope rt ...... (111110 *rs in tlie prpss i oom at i an-. watch out. Th« Tank* now lead 6-2 and was pushed half-Way hands with a base>«learing triple fouled out to first baseman War- Manchester started out right, at PcDdei», ct ...... t 1 3 0 3 0 1 this year’s b ig . event—a job that kees. But they clung there, week Jimenez, .Kaaaaa Ol^, .W ; R o^ kee Stadium. "U's been tougher,’’ his two standouts. Ring. 3i> .. 4 1 1 3 1 1 0 the pack by four and one-half out the door marked “ elimina up the. left-center alley. Barry ren Harding . and Macaione was least. Earl Petersen won the flip Petersen, c . ( 0 0 IS 0 -0 0 started back in September of 1961 after week. inson, Chicago, AIS; Roillns, Mln- he added in between puffing on a gamea. "Maris has been doing ■ a great doubled trylnif for third after 'the and atUl hasn’t ended. We used a nMota, .SOS; Power, Mianeoota, job under major handicaps. He's tion’’ at the State American Le- eventually sewed the fburth run of the coin and the Fortlnmen Sanders, p 6 0 >1 3 g 0 0 “ See,” chortled the pundits late ne%»iy-lit cigar, ’’because of*the gltm daaeball Tournament last of the frame bn a wild pitch. catch. wrere the home team. b—Cl)*, 1... .1 0 1 0 0 0 0 long friendship with Skip to pih last month when the Angels went .SOS. uncertainty of our pitching staff. been playing every da>’ with a c—Anderson 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 him 'down fw a few words Mon night at Mussy Field, Bristol. Kelley and Stratford, starter Macaione hll the ball hard StlrV, p .. 1 0 0 0 0 into a mild .slump, the Yankees , Runs—^Pearson, Los Angdes, Not Out Yet knee that was jammed and a had Despite his leas than spectacu 0 0 day, deîte the fact he’d been "Liast jTsar we were able to pul lar showing, the gritty catcher- Sandy Corbit got out of one jam twice—tout the firat time right got hot and Los Angeles quietly Siebem, Kasssa City, 77; Wagnor, a good, winning staff together. ■'I>on't count Detroit and Cleve ankle. Never does he complain. The Iieft-hander Pted McCurry is Totals ..... « ’”(13 » li 1 averaging only four to five hours Los Angeloo, 75; Green, Mina* nota, booing that is directed his way is alated to take the mouhd for the tumed-hurler was given a well- after another until^the 10th. Paul at the second baseman and then slipped back to third. Whltey rbrd was a big wnnner and land out of the pennant race yet.” •Ybud got pitcher around. At least ’Remember the year the Dodgers ond start. Two defeats are neces- a week and a half ago. City, and KItlebrew, Minnesota, 79'; booed so much, even at New York? sarj’ before a team la ousted. Last came off the mound. Kelley, too. a pickoff attempt went pest Fred . . . It was comfortable In the R«ardon. ct 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 But now. ali of a sudden, the that’s what I’m told, and Ralph ; were 13 games out in August, yet McCurry. Toud • wisely held third stands but hot on the mound. 1 McCarthy, if ...... «( 0 3 0 1 0 0 -W e were m'tereated In the prob Angels are back In second place, Wagner, Lo* Angeles, 7fi; RoUiaa, ax Cut was. treated to the same honor Teny and Bill Stafford came along won the penhant? The Tigers and What about all the booing? 'ITiis night’s losers, Manchester and ( 1 0 1 3 0 1 question I a.sked. when he finished his 'chore. as Pete Wojcicki skied to May in Kelley, perspiring freely, changed Mav” °rf*^ . *4 0 0 3 0 0 0 lems and pleasures of operating a trail New York by 4f« games and Mlanesota, 7t; CMavito, Detroit, i Indians will find themselves one of West Haven, clash in tonight's 74. and were big winners a year ago. "Bverj- great player over the In reality, Manchester was lucky short right but scored a moment shirts after the eighth . . . : Dai’icy. » s( 0 3 3 3 0 1 big time golf tournament and, in once again have to be considered -This year.” he continued, "it’s ; da-V* .ajid somebody will get opener with, the winners — Strat* Kelley drew not only the adml- *• ** .4 0 0 10 3 0 0 hopes that others are too, offer Hits—Moran, Los Asgalos, 189) aV Ihurl. I just hope that it’s not lU.” years has has been been the the target target of of boos boon, ford and BHstel—meeting In- the to’'stay in the game as long as it later cm Harding’s infield single, 0 0 3 1 0 0 a major factor in the race. been snother story. Ford and Ar akipnef reported. like Ted Williams. Joe Di one of/ three hit* bj’ the. stocky ration of Manchester fans, biH 5 0 1 0 0 3 0 ■ome'Of his comments as set down They regained second by sweep Richardson, New York, 199; Rol nightcap. Bristol routed West Hav did, considering they didn’t score durmg our backyard gabfeat Mon royo haven I been able to do it. .tjid for^ât stuff this ^ Maggio and Mickey Mantle You an earned run and repeatedly lost first sacker. a sportsmanlike pat of the back a-Mon»itf 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing a doubleheader at Chicago, lins, Minnesota, 197; Ldmpo, Rollie Sheldon hasn't been doing en. 13-3, in last night’s late-start from the Stratford coaches...... ? 0 0 0 0 0 0 day night in Vernon. Kansas City, 199; RobUoan, Chi Job Hours early in a season, that a team like I know a lot 'of people are now off ing second game. scoring opportunities because of But Manchester didn’t die. They 0 0 1 0 0 0 fi-1 and 7-5 whUe Kansas City the job that he did a year ago " Detroit is out of it. The Tigers will | Mantle’s back and are riding Maris rallied again and tied the .score Opener took nearly four hours 5 0 1 3 1 1 0 To ^ ve a little background, this chalked up its sixth straight .vic cago, 184. / Only two Yankee pitcher.s boast A near-capacity crowd of over, “ 1^2 to complete, giving ’ the Legrion ...... was Skip's third year of connec Home Buns—Cash.. Vetroit, 91; Ne' be in the race until thev are alimi-, hai-d. 1.400 saw a fine pitching job by Stratford outfield. the second time. Rog Macione, tory, a 4-8 triumph over Minne 10 or more wins. Terry with 16 and nated ” he added.' "Thia makes "I gueaa the fan* are finally real- hit by a pitch to open the frame, offioiaJs fits. A riile prohibits Totals — ...... 4.1 3 7 38 1^ g I tion with ICXJ’s. He started in sota. Hie Yanks spUt a pair with Klllebrew, MlimesoU, 99; Wagner, Tom Kelley go to waste as Man-! dowm-staters, pre-toumey atjirtinir tho ssoAnd B-sms of R a—Struck out for McCurry in 11th. 1960 as a general handy man. Detroit Fiord with 11. The latter ha.s. how sense doesn’t it? It’s loo earlv vet i«n g the great handicaps Mantle was sacrificed to second by May v!lf ir W T ' S b-Sln*lrd for Corbit in 18th. Baltimore, winning the first 3-2 Los Angeles, 2^ Gentile, Bnltt- ever, finished but three of the 24 Chester left 18 runner# stranded P‘cks to win. opened the scoring in "I helped out with the maga- more, 29; M ar^N ew York, 9S. Boston 6, to count out snv teams." has been playirig under all these and sent home by Dennis Dailey, twinbiU after 9:80. but because of o-'-Ran for Co* in lath. and losing the nightcap 4-S. Bos; Kansas Ci< g^mes he’s started. Terry has nine riflrht of thorn over the first four | sixth, Ropa socked a two- the large crowd and the lack of Stratford ...... two ooi ooo lOO 4—3 xine, parked cars and generally Tripleo — .Omoll, Kansas City, » ■ » • years. People are just beginning to innings. Kelley, although touched; single to left, nmved to second the team RBI leader all season, ion beat Cleveland 3-0 while De complete games in 28 starts. g. j n 1 realise his many handicaps.” who singled to right. spare dates, the rule was waived Manchester .. — oo# ^ IW lOO 0—3 found out what running a golf troit took a pair from Washington, IS; Lnmp^Kansaa City, 9; Smith, Today2(h Level for 10 hits, was also tough in .the ' » pMsed ball, than Ullied the Hnrt th# tilt ‘»nt tifii4*r P^ndem, Barry; SB. Macai6n«; tournament was all about,” be Chicago, 8: RoMnSoa, Baitimero, Baltimore (Bn, Stafford ha'd a 9-7 won-loss rec IsOOfl n aian rp ; Rg,,, boss made an intereat- It looked as though Manchester ana ine seconn tut g ot under wa\ jiacalont. May. Youd. Petem^n: 6-5 and 10-1. ord going in yesterday against Bal "People don't realize,” Ralph , ing statement about his super star. clutch as he fanned 18 and walked ! run When Tom about 10. DP Corbit to Hardinc 2 Hardina to said. SKIP SAVAGE • * * Fox nail RoMason, CMenge, nnd York (Feni 11-8).%-.------five before his tour of duty ended "‘ijhed a limg triple to might wind It up in the 10th as Last season ha was obalrman of Las Aapeles (GrHtiYlM timore in the first game of a twin Houk continued in the photo-stud- Mantle, easily the most valuable of Dailey went to second on a throw The predominantly Brletol Ring. • lob. S tratf<^jl Manchej«w ANOELS-WHITE SOX— Allen, Minnesota, 7. (AP) - after the 12th-a national Legion s4.niv.sai. IS: Kell^v 6. CorHlt 8. Manegfla publications and thia year, since Ing their familiar rad blsssra — Pitchiag (Baaed oa 12 ar more sag* (Ftoher 5-4). bill. He wastv't involved in the de ded prev i-oom. "the the American all the current Yankees. _,i- " , shortstop for the first time this to the plate, trying to get Ma crowd made man> decibela or qq kmi©v 18, Corbit 13. Maneggia H i* Angela won the opener on STEALS AGAIN— Base stealer Maury Wills of the Dodgers glances back at ahortfitop wiD sd- cision. giving way to Marshall Lieapie is strong with ver>’ good ’’Mick is still bothered by his nolae during the nightcap but i; Hita off keii^y lo for 2 rune, in \2 September, 1961, to be .exact, he’s signifying their ICO cochairman- decMens) — Donovaa, Ctovelaad, Minnesota (Ksat 1 2 -ir^ ' , season, threw out Jim Ring to end caione, then took third on a been oo-commander-lp-cbi*f. a four-run eighth inning in which Ruben Amaro of the Philliek as Wills steals again— this time for the 69th time. It ail ______• U people on Bridges in"the ninth. The latter was balance. There isn’t a team that left leg. His bad knee is not.bother west, Haven wam’t exactly silent V™k*“o iTorU ship — and thus these prised pos lfi-5, .769; McBrMo, Leo Angoloa, a *y (Pfister 2-9) 2 1 The pitching-shy locals were the frame, passed ball. Maneggia drew a A conservative estimate, by the they got only two singles. ThreO' happened in the third inning and later in the game Wills stole again— to makt it 60 for Detroit (Koplltx 2-6 or 2iy by radio the winner. - can’t beat the other on any given ing him at all. In fact, its his forced to call on erstwhile catcher Manchester got a lift in the sev- w-alk but was doubled off first either. Some rabid rooters brought n,ns in l HBP, by Corbit (Macalonei. sessions ware saved. sacrifices and two Chicago errors 11-4, .7U; Ford, Now York, 11-fi, , No longer the great stopper, as day. "good” leg that has been giving along a tom tom and some cym- by Stlrk (Daileyt: WP. Manclwster 3. oo-ohairmen thenoselves, has put Skip did come back with one .<9fi; Paocnal, Mlnaosota, 19-7, the season. Umpire Doug Harvey calls the play. (A P Photofax.) S-4) at Washington (Clwiwy,^^ Bill Mgneggia to hurl the 13th. with ; enth and converted it into the tv- after Steve Brady popped up and the time involved at 500 hours helped the Angela break a 1-1 tie. a relief pitcher. Arroyo has re- ■ "The club* now in the second di- him trouble. diasLStroua results. The burly back- i ing run. Mike Reardon's easy n y that w-as that! bals and were really whooping it ^®'De^hm'” H i m . " s : ^ ' L.’ souvenir from the POA—Dow Fln- Don Lee (9-8) got credit for the .982; Foytack, Detroit, 8-4, .9FT. linquished his role to lanky Jim vi.sion are real lough. It’s pretty The Tanks traded one-nin deci- each (Savage'and Bergwall) dur stetwald’s eontestant’s cigaret Strtkeoats—Paaenal, MInneooU. cisvelaad (Perry 5-9) at , Stop, dead game but dead tired af-1 to right was dropped for a three- TOURNEY "HD BITS—Major up! Manemria: Time, 3:4*. ing the past 12 months. In ad nightcap victory, but needed help (Moabonquette 9-11). Coates, a righthander, and south- hard for any club to put together a siona with Baltimore, winning the lighter. "Hsre,’’ said Dow, os Skip from Dan Osinski and Bob Bots, 144; Plaarro, Cklcago, 127; Bun' paw Bridges. Coates has worked in long winning streak. There's just first. 3-2. on Bill Skowron’s ninth dition there have been frequent was looking for a Mght,” I don't nlng, Detroit, 129; Kaat, Mitoi*- Friday’s Schedule '1 — meetings of the executive com and finally from Ryn* Duren, who Baltimore at Beaton, 8 p.m. w e 3S games, tops on the Yankee staff, too much balance, and every- one inning single and losing the sec smok*.’’ And he fllfped him th* entered after Sherm Lollar’s two sota, aad Terry, New York, 125. Big League Pitcher at 15, and Bridges, who has received ' has a top pitcher that can best any ond, 4-3. mittee and UteraUy thousands ef specially decorated lighter. Detroit at New York, S pm. •. man-hours by the various tourna run homer drove Botz to cover in Oevekwd at Waohington, (N ). credit for five win.« against no set- club.” * ,s. ,* n a t i o n a l U A G U B backs, has worked in 34 contests., "I'm not the least bit surprised Everybody Wants to Get into the Act ment siB>-committeea smee the the' eighth. Charley Maxwell also OMcage at Kansas City, (N ). ]\FL to Inaugurate homsred for the losers. Hi* An- BattUg (Baaed en 275 er m i., InehMllng yesterdays opener. I with the play'of "Loa Angeles and pace got hot last week. at bale) — Mndal, St. Lsnis, A54; ■t Los Angeie% (N ). Rope by the Mile gbls pep^red six Chicago pitch Nuxhall Phenom Now at 34 "Would you do it again,” we T. Davto, Los Aagdos, 545; BoMa- asked? Among the tstou that face toe ers for 14 hits. NATIONAL USAOUE Jayceea every year ia the encircle • • • son, dnetamatl. A lt; H. Aaron, ‘Today, I ’d aay no,” he amitod, Milwankee, ASS'; deinenta, Pltto- .♦triumph over Philadelphia while# tMa each Wt a two-run homer hi W. U Pet. GR. Pro Football Shrine ment of much of the Wethersfield A’s-TWINS— At age 15 Joe Nuxhall ex SOFTBALL PLAYOFF “but ask me next week and I’d bnrgk, .229. the New York Meta uaed th* home the fifto Inning, aad tiMt was Las Angals* ..78 97 A78 — Brady Wearing Crown probably aay yes.” Country Club eourae with mow " At Kansas City, Ed Charles changed. his knickera for a Although Civltan has won two fence. Thto year 125 rolls were Bans WUIs, Loo Angeles, 99; run weapon to subdue secofid-place enough for th* MoU as Roger Saa Framdoee.TX 42 AS2 5 ^ Straight game* from Mai Tool, the Proof of that opinion vma' stole home with the winning run major league uniform. Now, San Franciaco, 5-2. Oraig (7-17) want to* dtotanc* OlBoiaBati ....97 49 A95 19 CANTON, Ohio (A P )— Back in 1920 in a dimly lit garaige Used, Skip advised, almost svery with two out in the ninth inning H. Aaron, Milwaukee, aad Mays, Town Softball Championship is given later vriien he revealed the Saa Firaactaco, 99; Robinson, Cla- 19 years and some gray hairs Bloewhere In th* NL, Bib Gib- and ohocksd the .Giants on seven Plttobnrgh ’ ...65 49 AfiS ISi/i the National Football l*eague was born here. Franchises eur- paat eo-chairmen banded together roll containing 100 feet of fenc aa th* A ’s dropped Minnesota to s't 111 undecided. The Toolmen ing. In addition eight miles of rope 'dnnati, 98; T. Davis, Lo* Aageiss, later, the knuckleballing left eon's fourth shutout, a three-hUter, hits. It was Thomas' 27th homer. St. L ooto...... 94 59 A91 ISVt As Alumni's Bat King lodged a protest after their first this season as a mwe-or-less for third. Harmon Klllebrew’s 30th 94. Orlando Oapeda hit his S2nd for rently worth millions were a paltry flOO. was strung on 2,500 Iron stakes homer of th* aeastm had tied ft hander has turned into some gave St. Louia a 2-0 triumph over MUwaMres ....6 9 54 A29 17))^ dcieat Monday night and if it A up Now at a peak of popularity aft-* ’■------—— mal organization with the Junior Runs Battad In — T. Dsvia, nttaburgta, and the Chicago Oibs San Francisoo and Harvey Kueim Philadelphia ..51 94 A45 97 i ■ ...... held. the game will be replayed. men, this year's oo-chsirmeii, aa to keep spectators within due for the Twins hi th* top of the what of a phenom agzUn tor too er more than two .score years of bounds. Los Angeles, 112; Mays, 8aa Fraa- CUicinnati Rods. belted Milwaukee, 12-4. chipped In with hi* sixth but ft Ohlcago ...... 42 72 JM 95)i Sporting & lofty .524 average, Dave Brady of Ponticelli’s Last n i^ t at Charter Oak, Clvi- ups and downs professional foot officers. ninth. wasn’t enough for Bob Bolin (6-2). "We flipped a ooin to see who'd An added problem this year was • • • etaos, 100; H. Aarea, MUwankes, The 84-ysar-old veteran, re- V • • Hooston ...... 49 71 A99 M reigns today as batting champion of the Alumni Baseball tan won. 8-2, as Fran Benevento ball pauses Saturday to start con- Ruth Pairings 96; RoMnssn. ChMlnaatl, 92; Ce- . • ♦ • New Yerk .,..90 92 JM8 scattered s4ven hits over the sev be (âirman and who'd be secre th* seven-hole playoff. TANKS-ORIOLES— olaimed from the minen r*cently, REOK.ODLTS— League. He collected 22 hits in 42 tries and failed to hit in I .struction of a sanctuary for some tary,” Skip said, “and I lost— 'T thought he'd cry when Wall Bill Skowron’a two-out singl* in peda, Saa Frandseo, 82. buried 7 1/8 innings of shut out NuxhaH, who beoam* the 'OARDS-PntATBS— Wedasodoy NighVa Besnlta en-inning route. The winners ; of its most highly prized players Hits — T. DnviB, Las Angelas, only three of his team’s 15 games. slammed over six run# in the open Set in Vermont Tm the ohairman.” (Art WaU Jr.) missed that putt to* ninth drove in Roger Maris ball bofois giving way to roUof youngeat player to perform in the Oiboon (14-9) walked *s4y two Lea Angetas 8, Phltodelphl* L Carl Hohenthal of Fire * Po-a,------: and possession.s. Ha added that the past laad- on the final hole,’.’ Skip’s wife with the winning run as the 159; Flsod, SL Lenis, 144; Rebla ■CO Jim Bivonan as the third- majors when he joined to* Rods New York 5| San Froactoeo S. ing inning, spurred on by FVank Pete Rozelle, youthful commis- wMIe striking eut 19 in beatii« ^ e t^ k the mnnemp with ^ Butkus' grand slam homer. ers had agreed to stay on not only Jeanne smiled. She knew what the Yanks won the first against Bal son, dncliMiatl, H. Aaron. Mllwan place Reds made it three consecu in. 1944. waa taken out In the St. Louia 2, PIttoburgh K I .Stoner of tlie will turn the MONTPELIER, Vt, (API— keo. and Groat, Flttsknrgh, 142. eighth after Joey Amaifitano sin th* PiratM and Al McBean (ll-t). 19 hit* m 43 tries fw * p Bantly- In addition to Butkaa' blast. TTie Babe Ruth League New to offer the wise words that only week had been, spending several timore. Marshall Bridges (S-0) got tive whitewash jobs against Hous CtacInaaM .A Houoton 9. I 8 Joe Savino rounded out a tno . , Buxz Keeney and George Green ! first spadeful of earth at 10 a.m. experience brings but to act as days helping with the player reg credit for the victory after taking Home Runs — Maya, Saa Frao- ton with a 4-0 triumph. gled and Roman Mejias was hit MoBean lost ft witen toq. Oard- CMeago 12, MUwnnkee A j on the spot where an ultra mod England Regional Baaeball by a pitch. Brosnan stopped th* inal*' pushed acroos th* game’s of 400-plus hitters with a .405 triples. _each____ accounted______for_ two ______doubles and Touraamont opena today with chairmad of some future sub istration and the tourney itself in over in relief in th* ninth. daco, 54; H. Aaron, Milwaakeei Nuxhall’a socond start—and asc- Today’o. Gameo mark. Glen Banks of the Elks got the ^ single. Jack Gustafson and Bob ern hall of fame will rise within committees—particularly the Pre the scoring tent. . BalUmore won the nightcap on 80; fUnks, Cklcago, 25; Tbomaa, ond iinpreasivo porfojtmanc* — *x- threat. The Reds put it away lone runs on an error in toe sixth, Phllndelphln (Bennett 4-7) ht a year. night teams vying for a beriJi againot Bob Bruce (6-7) with two With two out l)i the liming. Keni Brady had the most hits of any-! most for the least, working oppo- (j^rgano were the hitting star* for in the Bridgton, N. 3., toamey mium Club and the Pro-Am. “She isnt kidding either,” Bkip a four-run fifth inning and four Now York, 27; Colemaa, dnetai' tended the woeful C(Îta' acoretose Lo* Angeies (Rlchert 1-2 or Or- onenf^ and alsnalso set the nacepace in runs sition pitchers for li walks. mMai sI ToolTool. ' This community, football hotbed Among the events during the nati, 92. innings atrosk to 84 and pave the in to* second on s walk, Vada Boyer beat out a slow roilw and togn 9-2), (N ). later tbis month. answered. "By that time I was innings of no-hit relief pitching by Pinson’s triple and a single by Leo Charley Janies tollowed with a scored with 16. Hohenthal led in j George Cochran of Green Manor CJIvitan won the opener of the I , for half a century, raised $399,000 Somerville. Mass., play* year were trips to Miami, (the ready for it (the tourney) to be veteran lefty Billy Hoeft. DooMo* — Robinson, OInoInnati, tormer boy wonder an eye-lifting New York (R, L. Miller 9-7 at homers (6) and RBla (181. Wayne; piched up IS pasaee. I double elimination set Tueadayj ' front I,,100 donors for the new PGA annual meeting where they osrer,” • * • 29; Mays, Son Frand seo. 26; Vtr- 0.92 earned nin average. He al Cardenas. single, both scoring virhan th* ball ■an Fiaadtoe* (Sanford 14-9), 4 Situidish, Maine, and Mont lowed six hit* before Broenan fln- • • • got by eenter fleMar BiM Tlr- Tedford of Bantly Oil t r a i 1 c d | The leading hitters; night. 7-6. | structure. Each league team gave pelier, Vt.. takes on Bradford, sought dates); Sturtiridge Mass. As it waa, the Jayceea didn’t BED SOX-INDIANS— don, Plttahnrgli, 25; Skinner, y.f9m_ Plttobnrgh, Davenport, Saa Fran- iahed up with hitleos relief. iMlDGERS-PHILS— don. Brady in runs scored with 15 while Summary; : $1,000. The building will cost $366,- Vt-, today. Blaekstone Valley (with Jim Gaquth where the finish Skuiday night until 11:30. Gto* Conley (10-10) struck out • • * Chtonp* (Buhl 9-9) at Mllwan- Name AB H Pet. Civltan 601 010 0—8 10 1 j 000. not counting the ornate fur dates were finally oonfirmed) and deco, aad White, St. Leito, 25. The ahuteut brought the Oolta Hie Dodgers went ahead to stay Brady himself was runnerup in .42 22 .524 Ml.s.se.t and falls are in order for of Rhode Island to . kitted They were taking down fence, six, walked only two and retired In the Setxind when Johnny Roee- OUBS-BRAYES— kea (Okatoger 2-8). Brady. Pont...... iMal Tool 100 010 0—2 7 4| nishing. and an annual budget of Newark, N.J. (the Thunderblrd- Triplee — W. Davis, Isie An within rahge of the major league Otootanati (OTooto 11-12 at runns batted in. He had 13. Tom Hohenthal, F-P ... .19 43 .442 the Phillies. I*eft. right fielder against Roekville, CVoan., to- ropes and stakes in th* dark. Left IS men in order over one stretch record of 46 straight scoreless in bord homered after a single by Moore of Nassiff Arms clouted Benevento and Wiensbicki; Laine Johnny Callison bangs into the .some $70,000 will perpetuate the motvow, with Concord. N. ||!.. Open) and Aronimink, Pa., (the for dayUnght Monday though were in pitching Boston past Cleveland. geles, 19; Vinton, Pittabnrgh, 9; A 14-hit attach, toeksdlng home Bouotou (Wostohlck 4-12), (N ). .Savino. A-I ...... 37 16 .405 .shrine. PG A), The last two were to try Wills aad T. Dnvto, Las Angelea, nings set in 1906 by the Phlladel- fYank Howard, and closed out Ike runs by Bmi* Banks, No. 25, aad five homers. Savjno collected four. O'Brien. Bantly ...,.45 17 .378 outfield wall at Milwaukee. playing Pnerto Riro later llie some new ticket booths. Omrj 04dff«;.-J«(I to* Bfid>.a9x st todi ’ A's .ef the American League. scoring when Maury Wills sIhgleA 4>nly Gama* Schedutod. I Exhibits Pour In same day. and get confirmation# from the 8; SU ttod with 7. Friday’s Schednto Other Leaden Heller, Elks ...... 50 18 ,360 Above, catcher Sammy White leading pros. "Nobody knew how they name uck; Hie Colts haven’t crossed th* plate stole second and eventually scored Ron Santo did ths damage tor toe comes a cropper over a pop foul From all over the country ex- ITie semifinals will he held apart, and w* didn’t want to Pitching (Based oa 12 er more P ltto b ^ h at Chicago. Dave Anderson of Ponticelli’s LaGace, Pont...... 41 14 .341 'pie PGA only guarantees a since the sixth inning of the sec on a sacriftoe fly by Willie Davis. Cubs while Glen Hobbi* (4-11) and Harry Pleclty of Fire * Po ..M in San Francisco and at the right, ■ hiblts of the olden golden days of Satiirda.T and Hie final Sunday. wreck them in the dark,” Skip ’nOERS-SENATORS— decisions) — Drysdsie, Loo An- Wills has stolen 60 bases, more limited the Braves to seven hlta . New York at Oiacinnatl, 9R6 Bushev. Nasf...... 18 ..332 half of the National League race fv The New , England Regloii field, not any individuals. gdeo, 21-4, .840; Pnrkey, dnda- ond gam* of a Sunday doublehead' lice shared the doubles depart Viara. Hft. Nat. ... .54 17 .315 wa.s the 18-gatne streak compiled shortstop Ruben Amaro races af I the game have been pouring in to quipped. Detroit rushed in four runs in er with St. Loiiia. than any National Leaguer since The loeer waa Bob Handley (S-fi), psn. ' Dick McCann. $20.0(K)-per-year di- winner will meet Hie Pacific- "One of the ,hardest things we nati, 19-4, AOO; Fierce, sim Fran- ment lead with four each, '^ree Dorsey, -Elks ...... 51 16 .314 ( by Frank 'Thomas of the Neia’ ter a Giant blooper and topples to ■ A __ ^ _— warn a s * th* first inning, built around Vic Meanwhile, the National Leagûe Max Oafey pUfered 58 in 1916. who hadn’t allowed a homer Ih 56 PhUadelpUa at St. Looto. (N ). ground. I rector of the hall of fame who Northwest champion at Bridg had to do,” Skip continued " WerU’ homer, then got two more ctooo, 19-8, .760; Koufax, Las An • • • • m waokse at Moooton, (N). players — A1 Wiley of Fir* A Kastauskas. ^ n tly .45 14 .311 to wallow our pride and be nice, ^Some L au ffh e T o o leading L o s Angeles Dodgers innings when Banks eonnected in 1 served 16 years as general man- ton, N. 3., Ang. 20. eb Norm Cash's Slat homer In th* geleo, 14-A .787; Saafoid, San moved 5^ game* in front by mak MBTO-GIANTS— toe first mning to pst the Ohbs L m 6npi*os a6 Sai .ager.of.the Washington Redskins. to .^ {)ld Pmlmw when we met inf ______i. „ Franofisco, 14-d, .709. PhiladGlphiA. BTven thougfh 9re Deepite the work and to* prob- fourth in the first-gam* victory ing the most ef four hits for a 8-1 Frank TTiemas and FsKx M m roWng. ♦NA ! All will have their place in the football’s famed Nesser brothers Isms, there were laughs too. over Washington. Strikeonto — Konfax, Los An i hall to be con.structed on a 16- knew in advance that he waa go gdes, 209; Oryodale, Los Angetas, Yankee Home Attendance Over Million Mark 26th Time from Columbus. Ohio. ing to aay he waa not coming this Like on Thursday. One of toe A 15-hit attack made ft easy for acre park plot just north of the TTie league organized here as year. committeemen took off in a new Phil Regan (6-81 to go th* dia- 182; Gibson, St. Lenta, 15fi; Wmr- city’s Fawcett Stadium. the American Profe.ssional Foot "We aure got a big field fw next car (one of several loaned for the tar ?c for the Tiger triumph in rell, Houoton, .^44; O’Dell, Saa Norwalk Girl Wins Saturday's festivities wind up ball Association changed its name y w , ” he laid, grimly." Palmer and duration of play by two Hartford the second game. Frnndace, ISL Scribes Guests on Barber Show under the Fawcett Stadium lights to the National Football League in Player said definitely they’d be auto dealers) aiid went to th* out Buckland Feature as the New York Giants and St. 1922. Chater members were the hack in ’63 and we have an ‘in’ to lying ticket booths to pick up tick Louis Cardinals stage their first Bulldogri with Thorpe as et money. Bv E A R L Y O S T ted Manager Houk .. How about the* the... New- York home attendanoe et Jaok Nicklaus. But that didn’t Louis* (Bweet) Chariot. U, of I exhibition game of the season. the feature attraction, the Cleve gelp us thia year. I only hope He didn’t want to take any ■ Officially Back in Fold ' DRIVE SAFE Norwalk, once again Isft th* pack YANKEE STADIUM — Special disappointment then? "Not. over the million mark for the 17th I Each club gets a $15,000 guaran land Indians, Dayton Triangles, they’re all telling the truth and chances so he locked th* oar—and meats on Red Barber’s nre-rame '"•’Pb’- Per-' atrklght year and for the 26tti year tee. but McCann said the hall of found he had locked the keys in in her dust as she captured first Mr. Houk Akron Professionals, Massillon Tl- will come back for next year’s trieviSion ihmi- yesterday’s talking »•». Vankee | fame should wind up with at least g^rs, Rock Island (111.1 Independ- tourney.” . side! Nothing to do but call th* place In the 30 lap A main event h a s e it Vl 1' through the smokerings of his tai to date ie I.OISAM. Baltimore-New York a $85,000 •profit from the $5-per- suley s of Decatur, ni.. Chi- He also added somewhat iron dealer’s office and a messenger Conley ‘Home’ Today, at the Buckland Oval quarter doubleheader from Yankee Stadi-1 a ’^"''*5’' "^*tey i v * . Jit » ra.v>. ticket gate. cago Cardinals, and ^Chester, ically another "tough” task was was sent out with duplicate keys. midget races last night. Tom Blr- urn, included Pat Boldtu, of Man- breaking away from lunch with Or the spectator who locked His (Un, 11, of East Hartford, flnishsd twinbtll with an IdenHoal record Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian N.Y.. Muncie, Ind., and Ham- a kq> behind Louise to succeed to ,che.ster, and the writer. Bolduc. I ^ ^ athlete who died in 1953. waa the, mond, Ind. Kathy Kereh, Mias Rheingold of ear tigditly—and left to* motor both, at home and on the road, S3 1962. running! Shuts Out Cleveland winning th* second place trophy. fi. I I ^•estabntof the ConnecUcut.SpffrUsT^^- .Hou'k: he’ll leil" mft %he wins at Yankee tMadium and 21 first president of the old profes- Of those cities only Cleveland “Imagine not having a long "We eouldn't find him,” Skip Rick Anderson, 15, et TaleottviUe, l okipper doesn’t knwk any- defeats on enemy Melds and 88 sional league. Some of his back- and Chicago are still in the loop, took third. I ford CXnirant. Baseball intere.st in field mates from the Carlisle In- A selection committee to name lunch hour with her,” he sold. smiled, “so It Just kept going until one. not even his mother-in-law. surceases, away from New York it ran out of gas. One of the past BOSTON (A P )— Big Gene Conley was “ home” today. True, Rob (TaloottvlU* Rocket) An the area, .plus an earlier interview and 21 defeats. dian days will be on hand for the hall of famers to being set "But it waa Saturday and we jiiet with Manner Ralph Houk of the didn’t have any mwe time!” chairmen told us It was o.k. that the aix foot, eight inch right-hander returned to the Boston derson, 11, successfully passed toe Speaking of Arroyo. Houk ia the Saturday's ceremony along with up among newspaper, radio and lead oar on the 22nd lap of the 25 YaJikees wete discusaed. Vacationers from Manchester such veteran gridiron luminaries television personnel In each of the Skip emiâaixed he(nor anyone way. Seems a few years ago there Red .Sox more than a week ago after a four-day absence pre « « • * firat to admit the portly southpaw waa a similar situation but some lap B main event to capture the who vlevved the action were Bill as Harry Stuhidreher of Notre NFL cities. The first entrants. elae) would never be able to ret Shades of yeateryeara: T|m« to is not the effective relief pitcher the Job done without the full lo- body got into th* ear and turned cipitated by discouragement and overwork checkered flog and first place BALANCE and ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Shields, former Manchester High I Dame's Four Horsemen; Jim probably II, will be enshrined CONFUSED BY complete Hie doubletoeader yester he was a year ago. "We know that operation of his employer. A mem- the motor off. , But Gene didn’t consider himselff trophy. Young Patty Oemger, IS, of Arroj-o is not the pitcher this sea track star, and Elarl Moore, on the ■ Conzelman. the erudite phrase- next year as the Cleveland "The owner waa mad aa any officially back in the fold until he Newtown, came from the back of day between New York and Bal- Rec staff. I maker from St. Louis, and A1 Nes- Browns and Pittsburgh' Steeler* bw of the advertising department with three runs driven hi on a pair Hmore .was four hours and 22 min son that he was a year ago. How at Connecticut General Insurance thing. He had air eondltloning and had proven himself on the mound of singles and a double, plus a long th* pack on the next to th* last W * 4/s al •Me— Cwreef ever. it’s getting wh"re I oan now ----- ^------' ser. the former New York Giant! meet here in an early season ex left the motor running to keep the again. He did that last night at lap to win the second plac* trophy, utes. The first game, won by the lineman and one of profe.'isionBl' hlbition. Oo., Bloomfield, he took the ICO flyout to enter field in th* sizto get a little use out of him.” Home week aa part of his vaoation taut ear eool!” Fenway Park, toesing a four-hit liming. while Alan Bedell, 14, of Manches Vanks, S-2, waa plajrM la 2:06 and run ball? have been Arroyo's big shutout at the Cleveland Indians TIRE BARGAIN ADS the Orioles won the second game, McKee, Reynolds said *T was in the office the week • * * ter, celebrated his birthday by win gest problem to date. as Boston walloped Dick Donovan Get *■ Doaovaa Early 4-8. hi 2:16. before but did dam little fw the Hie r*d Sox iMîped on Donovan ning third position. company." Attendance Csood for a 6-0 ■victory. P(«tty little Kim Nowak, 6, ef Share Top Honor i Packers to Test Running Game Conley, given a 6-0 lead over the early, getting throe runs in the Freah out of the Army, Tonv „ has l^ n Needleaa to aay be had an OK He Nvealed that even without opening frame, adding on* in the Manchester, drove a borrowed ear A l 'Kubek reported in tip plavlnk and downs to Rol- trom the higher echelon before ac Palmer and Gary .Player, to* 1962 first four innings, showed he had and won the trophy to the 10 lap it In the clutch, too. second and two more in the fourth. ahape. 1 ^ Hector Lopez nited "S'-'’ 'The mixed foursome chanVlun* I cepting the eo-ehairman’e poet, attendance waa the sectmd best hr Donovan had taken a 15-4 record Novice main event. PjreHafiinary Let our tire speciehits five Y«a the stni^ht facte eheut tiree— no double ship of the Connecticut Stale Golf Against Dallas Tomorrow Night s e e tournament history. TYykig hard for his eighth oom- event winners were Rick Ander due to a sprained wrist. Manager i plste’ game of the season. Gene and a 2.78 samed run average intet telk. Ralph Houk inserted KUbek in lift-1 if**,’ ‘‘«"Uk;’*thinirtng very well.’’ Association has ended in a three- "It didn’t top hist year, but It the game. And he had shut out son. Erdin, and Chariot. field in the opener. Kubek lost, * having way tie. T r ip Double Loss was better than any other year,” found himself in trouble in (he The next racing event wUl be When Green Bay beat the Col-^ it will be Houeton and Denver at ninth. Rookie Doc Edwards drew Boston twice earlier tola season one fly ball, by Jerry Adair, which .,'’ '‘ *^.7 ®"‘ " "nie winning combinations, each Atlanta. Hie trip to Aronimink, by the Skip said. while Conley hod lost twice to hold Wedneoday, Aug. 15. at 8 fell for a double. " I can’t tell u « «Mdd Sheldon be taken ^ with an 80 for their da.v’.s play yes- lege All-Stars 42-20 in Chicago last j way, waa g double loea. Not only "I think Bob Goalby is going to Conley’s secwid walk of the game p.m. Once again the top quarter Weekend Schedule • ils leadoff batter, Hto Francona Cleveland. Kubek ia ready for evervdav play,” **“ 7^ * * " '“''7 *7 terda.v at Wee Burn Oountr.v cSub, week. Paul Hornung of the Pack- did 8 | A Mose, Bert Foley and be a terrific duunpion for ua too,” midget chauffeurs in Connecticut We ere direct factory dietributore for Goodyear tires. Don’t be confused The NFL Saturday chart In doubled Edwards to third and Gene But the Wollaston veteran had FIM M t M LM SNMK ABtIRBERS Houk aaid ’After all. he hain’t ! *" “ w press. I will wei*e Johnston (Doc) McKee and ; ers said, "a pro team would have cludes New York and St. Louis at Hilw ■Bpa get a "no” from mlm- he added. “When we met him a little to baffle th* hitherto weak will compete for th* honor* at the by so called bargain ads which feature top name brands to bring you in Helen Reynolds of Manchester, Don } beaten us by five touclidowns." ev bail stopped in White couple of timee eaiiitr, he didn't could see warmup activity in the Don’t let this happen seen anything bettor than batting ^ Canton. Ohio, where the NFL Red Sox, bullpen. hitting Rad Sox. They haagsil Oval. > and then attempt to awitch you to inferior brand tires which they claim pracUce pitching in the gamea ht Parson and Mrs. William Paraon of The World Champion Packer* Hall of Fame will be dedicated ia Plalna, i t x . foe supper on the way know us from Adam but be sat Mill River; and. Dick Siderowf and Get Out af Jam eiglit hits off him in five innings, are jupt as good. played wfill. In'aervice. After I ’ve get their first pro teat in.a pre- morning ceremonies; .Clevelahd at back, a tldef broke a window in down and talked tor a long while then collected oiriy three more off Stolea Bases—Wood. DetrolA 94; aeen him agidnat major league ■ *"*>el|, I do not know. Mrs. Ted Calko' of Indian Hill. • their station wagon and awiped all telling us of problems that might Oonley then got Chuck Eaeegian aeaaon game with the Dallas Cow Detroit; Washington at Los An and Al Luidow on popup* and reliefers EYank Funk and Bill Hovroer, Roasaa Olty, It ; Aparicio, 88 pUchlnar I ’n be better abi* to tell, . . . A playoff to break the tie w’lll be boys Friday night at the Cotton geles, Chicago and Pittsburgh at their luggage. arise and (h » ^ an he oould to OhloagA and Hlatbo, Waohlagton, held in the near future. toroed dangerous Bubba Phillips to Dailey. about Kubek after a few daya.” f Bill Stafford ,haa been the hard Bowi in Dallas.* Atlanta, Baltimore and Philadel As en aftermath to their run of help.” Lu.Clinton’s tri|ri* to right field 19; Lasidls, Chicago, aad'CRartoa Houk admitted he waan’t sure! luflt P'.v with the Yankee staff this Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed of j HI fortune, Skip said T uaed eon' ground to third, ending the game Because we specigliae in tirea oply and carry a complete stock of Goodyear Vin Lombardi, coach of the phia at Hershey, Pa. AU these" Desplt* th* full year of r*^>onsl- and giving Bostoh its third drove in EM Bressoud and Carl aad Tartabull, Kaasoa City. IS. where to plav Kubek, at ahorUtop I aeaaon. "He’s a much better pitch- Amei'ican Brass won low net with Packers, wâ not too happy about games will be played at night. In teetant’a badge 13 all during the billty, meetiiM, and time away Yaatrzemskl in the first frame. Stolea Bases — WlUa, Los 'Aa- -iW an U66fe9 tires we can show you a wide selection o f tires in the grade vou need. W e ll or in leftfield. Nobody i* moving jev than hla record (9-71 indicates. 104-22 1/2—71 1/2. tournament. I t 'Changed our lu(*, from home, m p summed 1/4. .jop triumph over U6» Indiana in eight the failure of his running game to the'one day game Minnesota and games at Fenway. Singles by Chuck Schilling and geles, SO; W. Davto, Los Angeles, t | 6 « ■•A-H.I4-R give you a WRIl^TEN GUARANTEE and you can take months to pay. Tom Treah oft ahortatop. He’a*loat some real tough game*," Sixty-eight teams competed In make dents in the All-Stbr line, too, the weather waa just great." this way: • • » I Houk. explained. Later in the day, San Francisco will play a World’s Conley, now 10-10 and the first Geiger sandwiched around an in 29; Javier, St. Louto, 21; Qoazatos u t Ii6 U66k T6fin the alternate shot event. Par at however;, the Packers have a long Fair game in the afternoon at Onty bright spot of the theft "It was a lot sd work—but M field out produced the second in “ Hector Lopea,” hadn’t been a ’ Stafford went eight and one-third Wee Burn is 72. Boifton pitcher to hit double and Taylor, PfaUsdelphta, Ifi. way to go before the season opens Seattle. area that all four men weiigwear- waa a ball!” ' figures in the won eolumn. also con- ning tally. EVank Malzone and Bob TMtapI big eorprtoe for the Yankeea. Ralph I innings against the Orioles before Sept; 16. They most certainly have Satm-day night pairings In the Hllman singled and Schilling sac Honk ncplalned. Lopez, after a! retiring in favor of reliefer Mar- tributsd a sharp single to the 11- RELINE YOUR BRAKES THERE IS A REASON MORE PEOPLE lUY AND RIDE ON 'AAU Swims Tomorrow been working on their running American League exhibitions In hit Red Sox attack. rificed thmn along before Geiger’s . %»e 11« ' t , 29-DAT alow start, t o whacking the ball t shall Bridges with the score tied game during the-past week. Both clude Dallas at San Diego and two run double off the left neM GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTHER RRAND. FIND OUT at a ,2*4 clip, “ liopea won alwava 2-all Bridges served up one pitch, Gary Geiger, moved to toe lead- CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio Hornung and Jim Taylor will be Boston vs. Oakland at Providence, Barber Sidelined o(H potion, paced th* winners wan in th* tourto. a good hitler. He’# hitting this sea- a doubleplay ball and when Bill sbarpei' with a week’s work. R. I. NOW FOR YOURSELF lY HOPPING IN AT < aon like he can He’s a .285 to .290, Skowron singled home Roger (AP)-—Some of the world’s fastest MUFHBRS swimmers will defend their laurels The Packers may find Dallas Sonny Jurgensen. Eaglea' quan* For Rest of Year HUNTING Utter.’’ Hook "added. So, Mister 1 Maris in the bottom of the ninth. terback who suffered a shoulder Vaptm. atavs hi leftfield. Where, with the winning run, Bridge* against stiff International compe more vulnerable in pass defense, tition at the Men’s National AAU however, for Coach Tom Lan .y separation last January in Miami, NEW T

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, lÂNCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 196* PAGE gEVENTERN FAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST », l»«f THE Trail êw Y ork by 4 W Games and Must Be Considered Factor in A. L. Flag Race JJncertain Pitching Staff Big Problehi Stratford Qips Legion in 13th, 6-2 Hernld Angle HOWm HOLCOMB as Tougher Job- AaMaHaat Bporta Bftiter ppose West Haven Tonight at 5:30 Those Los Angeles Angels Some Reflective Thought* on the ICO just won^t cooperate at ftll. By EARL YOST ♦ "Once wa can get our pitching8>Minnesota,’'. Houk added. “They Just keep doing things their Moior Leogue rotation worked lOUt, we’ll be all I have proven to be good ball cluhe.” By HOWIE HOLCOMB f ter catching the first 12 frames.,base error to open the frame. After^league scout, were on hand by, Summary: Sunday night at about 7 :3 0 , Bob Goalby aank a putt that YANKEE STADIUM — right," Houk reported. What he' • • • just wasn’t up to pitching. an out, Macalone dropped a per. the bunch. Represented were the '-S4|sif*rd *•) •nded the 1962 Insurance City Open for the contestants and own way. i "It's been, a lot tougher job| "They’ll never last,’’ said ex = = L e a d e r s _ means in brief, is ^ a t he n ee^ l C o m m e n t s Repeatedly failing to come He walked the hrst two men he feet sacrifice bunt to get the run Red Sox, Giants, Colts, Yankees, ab r b pe a arW fans. But although the end of competition signaled the close managing this year tlian lastj four dependable starters. At the up with hits when men were faced, got a strikeout then gave up home and when the Stratford in Orioles, Indians, Ihlllierf and Pi-v Barry. 2b ...... 7 1 a 4 • 0 I perts as Bill Rigney somehow field tossed the ball around, the Youa. s* ...... 4 1 1 1 1 0 • of much of their work, two guys— Skip Savage and Moss placed his oddly assorted crew of AMERICAN LEAGUE season.” Ralph Houk told vis-1 moment; only Stafford and T«ry on base, Manchester lost a a bloop single to pinch'-hltter Qien rates . . Stratford brought a Wojclcki, If ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 fill tHm Kill " • John Q. Fan. are the Cox. Leadoffer Ray Barry prontpt- shortstop went to second. Btit the 15-1 record to the tourney, Corr Harding, lb ...... 7 0 3 ID 3 3 1 Bergrwall— have many loose ends still to be tied. heroes hot «he on 6-2 and was pushed half-way fouled out to first baseman War Manchester started out right, at Pendeis, c< ...... t l 3 A 3 A 1 this ydar'a big event-”a job that keea. But they clung there, week JlnMsiez, Kansas City. J3 8; Rob his two standouts. hafids with a tMiO-clearing triple Ring. 3i> 1 1 a 1 1 • ■ k«« stadium. "It'» been touf:her,'’ | the pack by four and one-half ren Hording and Macalone was least. Bai-l Petersen won the flip started back in September of 1961 after week. inson, Chicago, ,316; Roilins, Min "Maris has been doing a great out the door marked “ elimina up .the left-center alley. Barry Pptprien, c 0 0 1« A 0 A he added in between puffing' on a games. tion" at the State American Le eventually scored the fourth run doubled trying for third after the of the coin and the F*ortinmen Sanders, p 0 1 3 3 0 A and atUl hasn’t ended. We used a . "See,” chorUed the pundits late nesota, .306; Power, Mianeseta, newdy-lit cigai-. "beeau.ê of the • • • job under major handicaps. He’s catch. ! b—Ctix...... 0 1 - - 0 -A 0 A long friendship with Skip to pin JOS. gion Baseball Tournament last of the frame bn a wild pitch. were the home team. , . c—Anderson 1 0 last month when the Angels went uncertainty of our pitching staff. been playing every day with a 1 0 0 A 0 A him -down for a few words Mon Not Out Yei night at Mussy Field. Bristol. Despite his less than spectacu KMley and Stratfrail starter Macalone htl the ball hard gurk, p 0 A A 0 0 0 into a mild slump, the Yankees , Runs— Pearson. Los Aageles. Bft; AMERICAN LEAGUE I ■'lâst year we .were able to put knee that was jammed and a bad twice—tout the first (ime right day, despite the fact he’d been Slebera, Kansas City, 11; Wagner, lar showing, the gritty catcher- Sandy Corbit got, out of one jam got hot and Las Angeles quietly W, U P et a good, winning staff together. "Don’t count Detroit and Cleve ankle. Never does he complain. The Left-hander Pted McCurry Is Totals h i i u l l averaging only four to five hours lA s Angeles, 15; Green, MinaC seta, •-B. tunied-hurler, was given a well- after another until the 10th. Paul at the second basemari and then slipped back to third. New York ... .67 43 .606 _ Whltey Ford w'as a'big w-mner and land out of the pennant race yet." booing that is directed his way is slated to tske the mound for the sleep per ni^t since the ICO 1I;‘ Maris, New Y ork,.10. deserved standing ovation by the Ybud got one of. Kelley’s irrfrs- just low' enough to allow the HCRHfbMtfir (I) "B e lucky If they can hold Lse Aageles . .64 46 JOO Looie Arroyo was jii.«t about the Ralph Houk cautioned a listener. unwarranted. Maris is an all right locals tonight at S;30 in thieir sec shortstop to make a leading grab problems got really hectic about Runs Batted la—Siebera, Ksasas ♦■/I guy," Houk repeated. WTiy is Maris Manchester supportcra when he quent walks arid took third when Ab third,” the line went. Minnesota . .68 60 J.58 beet relief pitcher around. At leaat "Remember the year the Dodgers ond start. Two defeats are neces . . . It was comfortable in the' Rtiardon. cf ...... a week and a half ago. Oit>', and Killehrew, Minnesota, 19; »'/i bo^d so much, even at New York ? came off the mound. Kelley, too, a plckoff atte-ntpi went past Fred But now. all of a sudden, the Baltimore ... .68 66 J66 II that's what I'm told, and Ralph were 13 game* out in August, yet sary before a' tearh is ousted. Last stands but hot on the mound.! ...... W e ‘Were interested in the prob Wagner, Los Angeles, 18; RoUina, What about all the booing? This w as. treated to the same honor McCurry. Youd-tvisely held third Angel* are back in second place, Cleveland .... .66 56 .465 12 V', Term' and Bill Stafford came along won the penhant? The Tigers and night’s . losers. Manchester and lems and pleasures of operating a question I asked. when he finished hla chore. as Pete Wojcicki skied to May in Kelley, perspiring freely, changed MaTr"*^.V.V.V trail New York by 4t* games and Minnesota, 16; Ootovito, Detroit, Chicago ...... 66 .58 .461 13 Indians will find themselves one of West Haven, clash- in tonight’s shirts after the eighth . . . Dni’l»>. 3b big time golf tournament and, in 14. and wefe big winners a year ago. "Every great player over the In reality. Manchester was lucky short right but scored a moment once again have to be considered .64 67 .486 134 these day.s and aomebody will get opener with, the winners ^ Strat Kelley drew not- only the admi- P •• hopes that others are too, offer Detroit "This year." he cohtinued, “it's; years has been the target of boos, to', stay in the game as long as it later on Harding's Infield single, s major factor in the race. Hifo-ôraa, Los Aagelos, ISO; Kansoa City . .63 63 .456 17 been another story. "Ford and Ar- ' hurt. I juat hope that it’s not us." ford snd Bristsl—meeting in the one of, three hit* by the. stocky ration of Manchester fans, but Mrcmry lb aome of his comments as set down Rlchardsoa, New York, 188; Rol- the New York skipper reported. guys like Ted Williams. Joe Di- did, considering they didn’t score They regained second by sweep Booton ...... 66 61 .450 17'/. royo haven't been able to do It. And nightcap. Bristol routed IVeat Hav first sacker. a sportsmanlike pat of the back a-Monottp ..!!!!!. during our backyard gatofeat Mon lias, Mlaaosota, 131; Lumpe, "T don’t go for thftt stuff this Maggio and Mickby Mantle. You en. 13-3. in laat night’s late-atart- an earned run and repeatedly lost ing a doubleheader at Chicago, Waahlagtoa .. .43 66 J78 3 6 4 Rollie Sheldon hasn't been doing scoring opportunities because of But Manchester didn’t die. They from the Stratford coaches...... day night in Vernon. 5- l and 7-6 w hile' Kansas Kansas O ty City, ISO; RoMasou, Chi early in a season, that a team like know a lot of people are now off ing second game. Opener took nearly four hours Wednesday’s Results the ,1ob that he did a year ago " ill-advised base-running and strong rallied again and tied the score lb To ^ve a little background, this chalked up Its sixth straight vic cago, 134. Detroit is out of it. The Tigera will | Mantle’s back and are riding Maris A near-capacity crowd of over- to complete, giving ' the Legion was Skip's third year of connec New York 3-3, Baltimore 2-4. ' Only two Yankee pitchers boa.st arms in the Stratford outfield. the second time. Rog Macione, tory, a 4-3 triumph over Minne Home Buns—Cash, Dotroit, 81; be in the race until they are elim i-' hard. 1,400 saw a fine pitching job by officials fits. A rule prohibits Towig .. 43 a 7 » 14 S S tion with ICXJ’s. He started In Los Aagelee 6-7, CTiirago 1-6. 10 or more wins, Terry with Ifi snd , nated:’’ he added.' “ Thia makea ”I gueas the fans are fSnaUy real- j hit by a pitch to open the frame, sota. The Yanks split a pair with KillMirew, Minnesota, 80; Wagner, Tom Kelley go to waste as Man The down-atatera, pre-tourney 1960 as a general handy man. Detroit 6-10, Washington 6-3. Fiord with 11. The latter has. how sense doesn’t it? It’s too earlv vet the great handicaps Mantle was ssutrificed to second by May starring the secind game of a '?oV Corbil'in‘fsth ...... Baltimore, winning the first 3-2 Los Angeles, 38; OenGle, Baltt- ever. finished but three of the '24 chester left IS runner* stranded -, picks to win, opened the scoring in twinblll after 9:80, but beAauae of c--Ran tor Cox in I3th. "I helped out with the ’maga more, 26; Blisrts, New York, 36. Boston' 6, Clevelanl 0. to count out anv teams. ” i has been playing under all these the sixth. Duke Ropa socked a two- and sent home by Dennis Dailey, and losing the nightcap 4-3. Bos; Kantas City 4, Minnesota 8. granies he's started. Ter-.-y has nine • ' * • years. People are just beginning to eight of them over the first fo u r! the team RBI leader all season, the large crowd and the lack of Stratford ...... ooo ooi ooo too 4—a zine, parked cars and generally ton beat Cleveland 6-0 while De Triples — Olmoli, Kansas ClWr, out single to left, moved to second spare dates, the rule was waived Manchpgtpr . .— OOO ITO lOO A_a complete games in 28 starts. ,. , u I I realize his many handicaps." innings. Kelley, although touched. who singled to right. found out what running a golf troit t(x>k a pair from Washington, 18; Lumps, Ksn*sa City, 3; Smith, Today’s Games on a passed ball, then tallied the tournament was all about,” he Stafford had a 9-7 won-los.s rec 4.e0041 n a ia iirf* field boss made an intereal- for 10 hits, w'as also tough in .the ' and the second tilt got under way ®jf^^ = Youd. 6- 6 and 10-8. fSileago, 8; BoMaSea, BalUmors, Rattimore (Brown 6-8) at New clutch es he fanned 18 Snd walked ; game’s first run When Tom It looked as though Manchester said. York (Feed 11-6), 8 p.m. ord going in yesterday against *al- "People don't realize." Ralph ing statement about hia super star. might wind It up In the 10th as i About 10. DP Corbit lo Hardmg 2 Harding to SKIP RAVAGE • • • Fox and Robiasoa, Ohieage, and five beforeL.his tour of duty ended Penders slashed long triple to The predominantly Bristol Ring .■ LOB Stratforf l3. Manrhpster Last season he was ohairman of Allen, Minnesota, 1. Loa Aagieles (Grba 6-6) at Chi- tlmope In the first game of a twin- Houk continued m the photo-stud- Mantle, eqsily the most valuable of left. But Rog Macalone. playing Dailey went to second on a throw ANGELS-WHITE SOX— after the l^h—a national Legion BB, 5. Corbit 8. Maneggia uUications and this year, - since ing their familiar red blaaers — Pitching (Bassd sa IS sr mero oage (FMier S-4). bill. He wasn't involved in the de- ded pre-v room, "the the American all the current Yankees. shortstop for the first time this to. the plate, trying to get Ma- crowd made man^ decibela of khi#*v 18. Corbit 13, MaD«ggia The Angela won the opener on STEAI.1S AGAIN— Base stealer Maury Wills of the Dodgers glances back at shortstop nile. eptember, 1961, to be .exact, he's signifying their ICO cochairman Minnesota (Kaat lt-6) at Kansaa ciaion. giving way to Marshall ' Lieague is strong with veiy good "Mick is still bothered by his season, threw out Jim Ring to end caione. then took third on a noUe during the nightcap but i hub off lo for 2 nin» in la g a four-run eighth inning in which declstoas) — Donevaa, Otevelaad, Ruben Amaro of the Philliek as Wills steals again— this time for the 59th time. It all Bridges in’ the ninth. The 1st ter was balance. There isn’t a team that • left leg. His bad knee is not bother- West Haven wasn’t exactly silent b.n,„!ja. 2^for 4^ran.^ bem oo-commander-in-chlef. ship — and thus these prised poe- 16-6, .160; McBifde, Los Angalsa, City (Pfiater 3-9). The pitching-shy locals were the frame. passed ball.vwA.a. Maneggia.vasaaiAêîAs drewvf» i5V» a• | wiJ- \__ ..g-U* Corbjt < fOr '4 rUHB in L4. OllFK V lOF W they got only two singles. Three happened in the third inning and later in the game Wills stole again— to make it 60 for the winner. ran’t beat the other on any given ing him at all. In fact, its his W'alk but was doubled off firat either, Some rabid rooters brought jn l; HBP. by corbit . A conservative estimate, by the seeaions were saved. 11-4, .183; Ford, Nsw York, U-6, Detroit (Koplltz 3-6 or Foytark forced to call on erstwhile catcher Manchester got a lift in the sev oo-ohairmen themselvee, has put sacrifices and two Chicago errors the aeason. Umpire Doug Harvey calls the play. (AP Photofax.) 8-4) at Washington (Clieney 4-6), , No longer the great stopper, as day. j "jgood ” leg that has been giring Bill Maneggia to hurl the 13th. with enth and converted it into the ty arter Steve Brady popped up and “ '“ nR » tom tom and .some rym- ^ SUrk Skip did come back ivith one .688; Pascnal, Mlansaota, 16-1, the time pivolved at 500 hours helped the Angels break a 1-1 tie. (N). a relief pitcher. Arroyo has re "The clubs now in the second di- him trouble, ing run. Mike Reardon’s easy fly that was that! 1 bals and were really whooping ^ ’pehm Ham. Swo?5i;' U souvenir from the POA—Dow Fln- .683; Foytaek, Detroit, 8-4. .Off). diaaatroiu results. The burly bark-1 each (Savage'and Bergwall) dur Eton Lee (9-8) got credit for the davMnnd (Perry 8-6) nt Roaton linquished his role to lanky Jim vision are real tough. It's pretty ! The Tanks traded one-i'un deci- Stop, dead game but dead tired af-1 to right was dropped for a three- T O m N E Y TID BITf4— Major 1 up! | Maneggia: Time, 1:48. ateiwald’a eonteetant’a clgaret Strlkeimta— Psseiual, Mlnaeaota, ing the past 12 months. In ad nightcap victory, but needed help (Monbouquette f-II). Coates, a righthander, and .south- hard for any club to put together a sioni with Baltimore, winning the lighter. "Here,” said Dow, aa Skip from Dan Oainski and Bob Botz, 144; P isano, Ohleago^ 187; Bnn- pa'w Bridges. Coates has worked in long winning streak. There's just I first, 3-2. on Bill Skowron's ninth dition thera have .been frequent was looking for a Hght,” I don't alng, Detroit. 130; Kant, Minno- Friday’s Sebeduia meetings of the executive com and finally from Ryn* Duren, who Raltimere at Boston, 8 p.m. 35 games, tops on the Yankee staff. ^ too much balance, and even' one | inning single snd losing the sec- amoke.” And he filiated him the entered after Sherm Lollar’s two oata, and Tokry, New York, 136. Big League Pitcher at 13, has a top pitcher that can heat any | ond. 4-3. mittee and literally thouaands ef DetrMt at New York, 8 p.m. and Bridges, who has received' specially decorated lighter. run homer drove Botz to cover in man-hours by the various tourna NATMkNAL LEAGUE Cleveland nt Washington. (N ). credit for five wins against no set c h ib ’ —:------:------—— • • * « the eighth. Charley MaxweU also backs. has worked in 34 contests, ’Tm not the least bit surprised Everybody Wants to Get into the Act NFL to Inaugurate ment B«ft>-coinmitteee since the Batttag (Based ea 316 sr nser* CMcnge nt Knnana City, (N ). homered for the losera. TTie An wnlh the play of'Los Angelea and; pace got hot laet week. at bats) — Mnaial. St. LstMa, J64; MInneeotn nt Loa Angeiea,^ (N ). including yesterdays opener. Rope by the Mile gela peppered six Chicago pitch- Nuxhall Phenom Now at 34 "Would you do it again,’’ wa T. Davti, Los Angeles, 846; Bobia- Among the taaka that face the era for 14 hits. aekad? sou, dneianatl. ASI; B. Aaron, NATICWÂL LEAGUE "Today, I’d aay no," be smiled, Jaycee* every year is the encircle * * * Pro Football Shrine ment of much ef the Wethersfield ktflwaukee, JS3; demento, Pitts A t age 15 Joe Nuxhall ex-'.Ytriumph over Philadelphia whileftM a each Wt a bwo-run bomsr W. L. Pet. GE. !40FTBALL PLAYOFF "but aak me next week and I'd A’s-TWINS— burgh, JSO. the New York Meta used the home tbs fifth Innit^, and that waa Laa AngMea ..78 87 J78 — Brady Wearing Crown probably aay yes.” Coiuitry Club eourae with snow At Kansas City, Ed Charles changed . hia knickers for a Although Civltan has won two fence. Thia year 125 rolls were Boas — Wills, Los Angoles. 00; run weapon to subdue setid-piace enough for the Meta as Roger ~ m Frnnelteo.TX 43 J33 8^ I straight games from Mai Tool, the Proof of that opinion was stole home with the winning run major league uniform. Now, Ban Francisco. 5-2. Craig (7-17) want tha distsne* CANTON, Ohio (A P )— Back in 1920 in a dimly lit garage Used, Skip advised, almost every with, two out in the ninth inning H. Aaron, Mliwaukoe, and Mays, OacinaaG ....6 7 46 J6S 16 ’ Town Softball Championship Is given later when he revealed the 19 years and aome gray haira snd ohsekad the Giant* on seven Pittahargh 48 -668 18M roil containing 100 feet of fenc as th* A’* dropped Minnesota to San Frandsoo, 00; BoMasoa, Cla- Elsewhere tn the NL, Bib Gib- still undecided. The Toolmen the National Football l>eague was born here. Franchises cur past co-chairmen banded together hits. It was Thomas’ 27th homer. Bt. L s t o a ...... 84 66 J61 III^ ing. In addition eight mile* of rope third. Harrncm Killebrew’s 30th MnnaK, 88; Y. Davla, Los Asigeles, later, the knuckleballing left con’e fourth shutout, a three-hUtsr, As Alumni's Bat King lodged a protest after their first rently worth millions were a paltry $100. this season aa a more-or-less for 84. Orlando Cspeda hit his 33nd for MRwtoMiee . . . . 6 6 84 JS8 17)irore year.s of belted Milwaukee, 12-4. chipped in with hie sixth but H Okfoago ...... 43 73 J68 861^ officers. bounds. ninth. Eu* Angeles, 112; Mays, Seta Fraa- eSneinnati Reds. Sporting & lofty .624 average, Dave Brady of Ponticelli’s Last n i^ t at Charter Oak, Civl- up.'i and down.s profes.sional foot Mees, 100; H. Aarea, Billwankes, ► • • wasn’t enough for Boh Bolin (6-3). Hooston ...... 46 71 J66 86 lan won, 8-2. as Fran Benevento "We flipped a coin to see who’d An added problem thi* y*ar waa « • • The 34-yaar-oid veteran, re reigns today as batting champion of the Alumni Baseball ball pau.sea Saturday to .start con- Ruth Pairings th* sevren-hol* playoff. 06; R eMneea. OtoMnnaK, 03; Os- REDS-OOLTH— New York .,..86 63 J68 46)i scattered sAven hits over the aev- •struction of a aanrtuary for .some be ohairman and who’d be secre YABIKS-ORIOLBS— claimed from tbe minora recently, League. He collected 22 hits in 42 tries and failed tn hit in tary," Skip said, "and I lost— ”I thought he’d cry whan Wall peda, San FrimMsee, 03. buried 7 1/8 Innings of shut out NuxhaH. who became the GAROS-PlEAnDS— Wedasaday N|ghPa Eesulto en-inning route. The winners of it.s most highly prized players Bill Skowron’s two-out single tn only three of his team’s 15 games. Set in Vermont Ttn tbe chairman." (A rt Wail Jr'.) miaaed that putt Hite — T. DavlB, Lea Aagelee, bMl befor* giving way to relief youngest player to perform , in the Las Angelea 8. Pkllade^toU L slammed over six runs in the open and posse.s.sion.s. th* ninth drove in Roger Maris OU)eerience brings but to act as day* helping with the player reg credit for the 'victory after taking ton with a 4-0 triumph. Ohloago It, Milwaukee 4. hit triplea. on the apol where an ultra mod by a pitch. Brosnan stopped the inals pushed aoroes the game's of 400-plus hitters with a .405' I estch accounted for tw'o doubles and Tournannent opena today with ohairmad of some future sub istration and the tourney itsolf bi ever in relief in the ninth. oiaco, 84; H. Aaron, Mttwaukeet Nuxhall's second start—and ssc- Today’s. Game* ern hall of fame will rise within threat. Th* Reds put it away lone runs on an error in the eixth. mark. Glen Banka of the Elks got the a single. Jack Gustafson and Bob flight teams vying for a berth committees—particularly the Pre the scoring tent. BalUmore w<» the nightcap on M; Banks, Ohlcngo, 38; Thotnas, ood impressive peiYormance — ex PhlisdelpUa (Beanett 4-7) at a year. against Boh Bruce (6-7) with two With two out ih the inning. Ken Brady had the most hits of any moat for the least, working oppo Gargano were the hitting star* for In Hie Bridgton, N. J., toarney mium Club and the Pro-Am. “She lent kidding rither,” Btdp a four-nm fifth inning and four Now York, 31; Oolteweii, d n ela - tended the woeful Ctolts’ scorelaae Loa AngMea (Bicbert 1-3 or Or in the second on a walk. Vada one and also set the pace in runs sition pitchers for 17 walks. Msl Tool. This community, football hotbed Am ong the events during the answered. "By that time I waa Innings Of no-hit relief pitching by natt, 38. innings strsak to 34 and gave the Boyer beat out a Mow roller and tega 6-3), (N). later thi* month. Pinson’s triple and a single by Leo (Tharley James followed with a scored with 16. Hohenthal led m George Cochran of Green Manor CSvItan won the opener of the for ha If a century; raised ■ 3.W .000 ....kbiherillle. Sra**., p | * y * year were trips to Miami, (the ready for it (the tourney) to be veteran lefty Billy. H o ^ . Doublee — Bohinson, OinMnnaU. former boy wonder 'an eye-lifting New York (R- L Miller 6-7 at piched up 15 paseee. • • • 30; Mays, San Franetsoo, 30; Vlr- 0.S2 ea rn ^ run average. He al (Tardenaz. Mngle. both ecoring fthen the baH homere (6) and RBIs (18i. Wayne ' double elimination set Tuesday from 1,100 donors for the new .^tandlsh, Maine, and Mont P(jA annual meeting where they over.” • • • ■an Fraaefooe (Bnaford 14-6), 4 Todford of Banriy Oil t r a i 1 e ' night, 7-6. structure. Each league team gave pelier, Vi., take* on Bradford, sought datesj; Sturtoridge Mass. doB, Pittsburgh, 36; Skinner, lowed six hit* before Broanan fin got bgr center fielder BW Ttr- d I The leading hittera: A* it waa, the Jaycee* didn’t BED 80X-INOIANS— DODOCRR-PHnji— don. P-n- Brady in runs scored with 15 While Summary: $1,000. The building will co.st $366,- Vt.. toda.v. Blaekstone Valley (with Jim Gaqiiin where the Pittsburgh, Davenport, San Fran- ished up with hitleaa relief. Ohtanga (Buhl 6-8) at MUwao- Name AB H Pet. finish Sunday night until 11:30. Gen* Conley (10-10) struck out The Dodgers went ahead to stay • • e Ctvltan 601 010 0—8 10 1 000. not counting the ornate fur of Rhode Island is pitted dates were finally oonfirmed) and eisoo. and White, St. Louts, 33. The shutout brought the Colts koe (Oloahiger 3-8). Brady himself was runnerup in ^ Bradv. Pemt...... 42 22 .524 Mi.H.sc.s and falls are in order for They were taking down fence, six, walked only two and retired in the *e(x>nd when Johnny Roae- OUBB-BSAVEB— , Mal Tool 100 010 0—2 T 4 nishing, and an annual budget of against Rookxille. Omn.. tn- Newark, N.J. (the Thunderfoird Triplefi — W. Davte, Los An within range of the- major league OkMinnnti (O’Toole 11-13, nt runns batted in. He had 13, Tom I T-r>h»nth«i r -P ____ 19 43 442 the Phillies. I.cft. right fielder rope* and atakn* in the dark. Left IS men in order over one stretch record of 46 atraight scoreleae in boro homered after a single by Benevento and Wierzbieki: Laine .some $70,000 will. perpetuate the motvow, with Cotwwd. N. |H.. Open) and Aronimink, Pa., (the geles, 10; VIrdoa, Pittebargh, 0; A 14-hit attack, in eke ding home Howston (Wondshlek 4 -13), (N ). Moore of Naasiff Arms clouted! Savino.__ A-I » ...... Johnny Callison bangs into the for dayHnght Monday though war* in pitching Boston past CSeveland. nings set In 1906 by the Philadel- Frank Howard, and closed out the five homers, Savino collected forir. and Gustafson. outfieid wall at Milwaukee. .shrine. placing Puerto Rico later the PGA), The last two were to try some new ticket booth*. Garr GM gseJed tba S4lft..aox at Wills and T. Davts, Ls* Angeles, rum by Ernie Banks, No. M, and Only Oamoa Behednlod. I O Brien. Bantly . . . Exhibit* Pour In and get confirmations from the 8; Ste tied With 7. Mi)i 'A ’B”ef the American League. scoring when Maury Will* singled Other Leiiders | Heller. Elks ...... Above, catcher SammV White name day. "Nobody knew how they earns tack. Ron Banto did the damage for the jFrIdny’s Schednio From all over the country ex The semifinal* will he Weld leadii)g pros. Pitching (Baaed on 13 ar mere TOe Colts haven’t crossed th# plate stole second and eventually scored Dave Anderson of Ponticelli's LaOace. Pont...... Best hitring streak in the first comes a cropper over a pop foul apart, and we didn’t want to since the sixth inning of the sec on a sacrifice fly by Willie Davis. Cuba while Gien Hobbic (4-11) PIttobiirgh at Chicago. hibits of the olden golden days of Saturday and the Anal Sunday. 'pie PGA only guarantees a docisioiM) — Dryodale, Loo An and Harry Plecity of Fire * Po- Bushey. Nasf...... p*~. - ^ in San Francisco and at the right, wreck them in the dark,” Skip 'nGERS-SENATORS— ond game of s Sunday doublehead Wills has stolen 60 base*, more limited the Bravea to seven hits. New Yerk at OlnMnnali, 8M6 half of the National League race the game have been pouring In to The New . England Regfon neld, not any individuals. gelea, 31-4, .846; Parkey, dn oin - lice shared the doubles depart- | Viara. Hft. Nat. ... was the 18-game streak compiled shortstop Ruben Amaro races af quipped. Detroit rushed in four runs In er with St. Louis. than any National Leaguer since The loaer was Bob Handley (8-81, pjn. i ^ Dirk McCann. $20,000-per:year di winner will meet the Paelflr- “ One o f the hardest things we nati, 10-4, JOO; Fierce, San Fran- ment lead with four each. Three Dorsey, Elks ...... I.by FYanl Thomas of th* New ter a Giant blooper and topples to * * * th* flret inning, built around Vic Meanwhile, the National League Max Carey pilfered 63 in 1916. who hadn’t MioMed a homer in 66 Phiiudelphla at Bt. Louia. (N ). 5 rector of the hall of fame who Northwest rhampion at Biidg- had to do,” Skip continued," was Msoo, 10-3, .760; Koufaz, Lee Aa- players — A1 Wiley of Fire ft Kastauskas. Bantly I York Mets. ■‘# r ground. Wsrtz’ homer, then got two more leading Loa Angeles Dodgers * • • • innings when Bank* eonnectsd in Mnwaukse at Houston, (N). served 16 years as general man ton, N. 3., Aug. 20. to swallow our pride and be nice Some Laugjia Too geicB, 14-L .731; Sanford, San to Arnold Palmer when we met in on Norm Clash’s Sist homer in th* moved 8V» game# In front by mak MBTO-GIANTB— the first inning to gat to* OUh* Lao AngMss nt Bni ager of the Wa.shington Redskins. Despite the work snd th* prob fourth in the first-gam* victory Fraaetsoo, 14-6, .766. ing the most iggest disappointment then? 'Tfol Each club gets a $15,000 gusran- [ndians, Dayton Triangles, they're all telling the truth and chances so he locked the car—and gueaU on Red Barber’* pre-^me «ny, ’ —came the -.„, reply.v w Per.,. straight y*ar and for the 26th year found he had locked the keys in In her dust as she captured first ; lit Yankee history. The payee to tee. but McCann said the hall of Akron Professionals, Massillon TT- will come back for next year’s television show before yesterdav’s haP* fame should wind up with at least ggfg Rock I.sland illl.i Independ- tourney.” side! Nothing to do but call th* place in the 30 lap A main event i tal to date la 1,0163^> Conley ‘Home’ Today, at the Buckland Oval quarter | Baltimore-New York b * . e b a 1 T ^ " L y . - * • * * a $38,000 •pcoflt from the $S-per-1 ont.s. Staley’s of Decatur, ni.. Chi- He also added eomewhat iron dealer’s office snd a messenger doubleheadfr from Yankee Sladi- ticket gate. cago Cardinals, and Rochester, ically another "tough” task was wa* sent out with duplicate keys. midget races last night. Tom Bk- ! New York entered yesterday's din, II, of Bast Hartford, flnishod unv included Pal Bolduc, of Man- I Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian N.Y., Muncie, Ind., and Ham- breaking away from lunch with Or the spsetstor who lockad Kis I twinbill witli an Identical record a lap behind Louisa to succeed In che.ster. and the writer. Bolduc. onr ^ athlete who died in 1953. was the . mond, Ind. Kathy Kerah, Mia* Rheingold ef ear tightly—and left the motor both, at .home and on the road. S3 running! Shuts Out Cleveland winning the second place trophy. SPECIALS ^'esiabntoftheConnecricut.Spch^^^^ 1963. wins at Yankee Stadium and 21 first president of the old profes- Of those cities only Cleveland Ride Anderson, 16, ef Taleottrille, sional league. Some of hi.v back- and Chicago are still in the loop, "Imagine not having a long “We couldn’t find him,” Skip m?e*e” r^ -“-PP- doe,n;t knock any- defeats on enemy fields and S3 smiled, "eo it Just kept going until took third. one, not even his mother-in-law. successes away from New York field mates from the Carlisle In- A .selection committee to nafne hutch hour with her,” he said. the area, plus an earlier interview "But it was Saturday and we just it ran out of gas. One of the past BOSTON (A P )— Big G «je Conley w»* “ home” today. True, Rob (Tsloottvill* Hookot) Au- and 21 defeats. dian days will be on hand for the hall of tamers is being set deraon. 11, successfully passed the with M an ner Ralph Houk of the s * * Saturday’s ceremony along with up among newspaper, radio and didn’t have any more time!" chairmen told us it waô.k. that the six foot, eight inch right-handier'returned to the Boston Speaking of AiToyo. Houk la the way. Seems a few years ago there lead car on the 33nd lap of the 25 Yankee* were discusaed. Vacationers from Manche.ster such veteran gridiron luminaries television personnel in each of the Skip emph.asized he (nor anyone Red Sox more than a week ago after a four-day absence pre fir.st to admit the portly .southpaw Mae) would never be able to get waa a almilar situation but some lap B main event to capture the is not the effective relief pitcher who viewed the action were Bill as Harry Stuhldreher of Notre NFI. cities. The first entrants. cipitated by discouragement and overwork. BAUNCE and AUGNMENT SPECIAL body got into th* car and turned checkered flag and first place Shade* of -3'eoteryeara: Time to Shields, former Manchester High Dame’s Four Horsemen: Jim probably 11. will be enshrined the job done without the full lo- CONFUSED BY complete th* doubteheader yeeter- he was a year ago. "We know that operation of his employer. A mem- the motor off. But Gene didn't consider himseIfY trophy. Young Patty (tonger, 13, of Conzelman. the erudite ' phra.se- next year as the Cleveland Arroyo is not the pitcher thia aea- tiack .star, and Hlarl Moore, on the "The owner was mad as any offieialiy back hi the fold until he Newtown, lrthdsy hy win ***' irrat ’problem to” date.' as Boeton walloped Dick Donovan Get on Itoaovaa Early 4-3» m 3M6. before but did darn little for the Ute r.ad Box hopped oa Donovan ning third position. company." Attmidance Cntod for a 6-0 victory. l ^ t t y little Kim Nowak, 6, s f Share Top Honor Conley, given a 6-0 lead over the early, getting three rune In the Fresh^ out Of the Army Tony .Another pitcher who has been Packers to Test Runoing Game Needleaa to aay be had an OK He revved that evsn 'without Manchester, drove s borrowed ear bdoRCB froBt wlwRh. A l m d tM , tirat four innings, shewsd ho had opening frame, adding one in the Ktlbek Ve'^ried ili'rip't^’ plaVll^ ftrom the higher echelon before ac Palmar and Gary Player, the 1963 aecond and two more in the fourth and won the troMiy bi the 10 lap shape. Hector Loî riited The mixed foursome chant/ion- cepting the co-chairman'B peat, attendance was the seeimd beat in it in the clutch, too. Novice main event. Preliminary ship of the Connecticut State Golf TVying hard for his eighth oom- Donovan had taken a 15-4 record Let our tire speeieliats tiê yea the stn i^ h t feet* about tiree— no doable due to a gained wrist. Manager; J '^^*1 ' m".', Against Dallas Tomorrow^ Night e e « tournament history. event winners were Ridk Ander Association has ended in a three- plste game of the season. Gene and a 3.78 earned run average into talk. Ralph HoulTinserted Kubek in left- *5,''*"; ‘‘K " « ^ ’" t h r o ^ n g very well." "It didn’t top jut year, but it the game. And he had ahut out son, Erdin, snd Chariot. way tie. Trip Double L o m found himself in trouble in (he field in the opener. Kubek lost J’ ’"* ,'!t" '" ‘ ' ‘^5 I When Green Bay beat the Col- ♦it will be Houston and Denver at was better than any other year,” Boston twice earlier this sesson The next racing avant wMl b* The w'innihg combinations, each Skip said. ninth. Rookie Doc Eklwarde drew one flv bell, by Jerrv Adair, which tr*'^L'’ J*/. lege All-Stars 42-20 in Chicago laat I Atlanta. - The trip to Aronimink, 1^ the while Conley had lost twice to held Wednesday, Aug. 15. at 8 fell for a double. I can’l tell if « «"W Sheldon be taken off a reg- with an 89 for their da.v’.s play yes- j "1 think Bob <2oalby is going to C(mley’a eend walk o f the game Weekend Schedule way, waa ft double loee. Not only ika leadoff batter. Tito Franc< K>i.v " ’ith the Yankee staff this Vin Lombardi, coach of the phia at Hershey. Pa. AU these M fortune, Skip aaid ‘T used con- Deapita the.full year o f reaponal- drove in Ed Breasoud emd .Cari and Tartabull, Kansas City, IS. Because we spedftlize hi tirea only and c a r ^ a complete stock of Goodyear where to plav Kubek, at shortstop season. "He’s a much better pltch- I American Brass won low net with and giving Boatoh its third Packers, waa not too happy about games will be played at'night. In teatant’e badge 13 all during the biUty, m e e tii^ , and time away triumph over UB Indians in Mght YastrzemMd in the first frame. SMea Bases — Wlils, Los '.An Wsra Sbooto tires we can show you a ■wide selection of tires in the grade you need. W e’ll or in ieftfield. Nobody is moving! er than bis record (9-7i indicates. I 194-22 1/2—71 1/2. tournament. It changed our luck, from home. Skip summed up I the failure of his running game to the one da.v game Minnesota and ft gamea at Fenway. Singles by Chuck Selling and geles, 60; W. Davto, Los Angele*. Sh N I-A-H.I.I.II grive you a WRITTEN GUARANTEE and you can take months to pay. Tom Tresh off shortsri^. He’s lost some real tough games." I Sixty-eight teams competed in make dents in the All-Star line, too, the weather wra* juat great.” this ‘Way: * • • . I Houk explained. Later in the da.v. San Francisco will play a World’s Conley, now 10-10 and the first Geiger sandwiched around an in- 88; Javier. St. Louis. 31; Gonsalas IM Un •bsok Toin the alternate .shot event. Par at however, the Packers have a long Fair game ■ in the anernoon at Only bright spot of the theft "It was a Ipt e f work—b v t K fiMd out produced the aecxmd in “ H ector Lopes,’’ hadn’t been a i Stafford went eight and onc-third Wee Burn is 72. Boston pitcher to htt double and Taylor, Phlladelpfaia, 16. Tstoyl way to go before the season opens Seattle. ,waa that all four men werewear- waa a ball!” figures in the won eoltunn. also con- ning tally.. Frank Malsone and Bob big surpriae for tbe Yankeoa. Ralph i innings against the Orioles before Sept. 16. They most certainly have Honk nxplahird. Lopes, aHer a'retiring in favor of reliefer Mar- Satiu-day night pairings in the tributad a sharp aingis to the 11- 'nilman singled and Schilling sac RELINE YOUR BRAKES THERE IS A REASON MORE PEOPLE lUY AND RIDE ON 'AAU SM iin* TomorroM’ been working on their running American League exhibitions in hit Red Sox attack. rificed them along before Geiger's . n I»'f, 86-OiAY ■ TEIAL______■ •low start. I* whaeking the ball shall Bridgca with the score lied game during the past week. Both GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTHER IRAND. FIND OUT at a .294 clip. “ I*epek was always 2-all Bridges .served up one pitch, clude Dallas at' San Diego and Geiry Geiger, moved to the lead- two run (kmble o ff Um left fietd CUYAHOGA FALLS. Ohio Hornung and Jim Taylor will be Boston vs. Oakland at Providence, Barber Sidelined eff potion, paced th* winners wall In tbe fourth. a good hitter. Mb’* hitting till* *ea- «■ doubleplay ball and when Bill sharper w'ith a week’s work. R. I. NOW FOR YOURSELF lY STOPPING IN AT ■on like ke can He’* a .2*8 te .290 Skowron singled home Roger (API—-Some of the world’s fastest M UPH iRS hitter.’ ’ Honk added. So, Mister Maris in the bottom of the ninth. swimmers will defend their laurels Th* Packers may find Dallas Sonny Jurgensen. Eagles’ quai^ For Rest of Year HUNTING lApee atav* hi lefttleld. ' Where, with the winning nm, Bridges against stiff international compe more vulnerable in paas defense, terback who suffered a shoulder does tliat lewv, Kahekf ! picked up the win. tition at the Men's National AAU however, tor Coach Tom Lan'.y separation last Januaiy in Miami, NEW YORK (AP)—The Baltl- a n Îndian NighC on Hoop Scene Thoroiighbied AND SAVE ha* two 'seasoned backs on the will, tr.v out his arm against pro ! '*;*•■ Outdoor .Swimming Cliampion- Biora Oriolce easy liave lost their 5 7 Biggest surprise on the Yankee i Yesterda.v’s paid attendance of ships opening here tomorrow. sidelines due to Injuries. They are competition at Herahey where the Colts' .lohnn.v Uhltas. handicap* see left-hander, Steve Baihsr, for As Indians Post Pair of Wins RACm chtb this season? "N one,’’ answer- 29,I.Vi, surprisingly high, pushed Spice this platter with the salt of Glynn Gregory and Bob Berc'ich. a an tnq M b iib M tm )Nf AND UP individual rivalries, and you have starter in .1961. To man the de ped in '61 by an Injured finger, the remainder ef tbe American FISHING also will be tested. the tastiest menu that has been fensive backfield spots, Landry will League season. to leading bis team in use two rookies, Mike Gaechter of "Ipdlan night" was informallyY addition k dnot nEE...nftor *NA|sr Mmll served up for swimming fans for President Lee MacPhail,- here MIMNOW ’nUOK aoorii^ with 16. Mike Lauten- H O W U ^ FREE INSTALLATION Oregon and John Chaiason of Tu- with the club for the series with calebrated by the Rec Summer Sears Wins Americctn Crown some time. Gerhard Het* and Ted Briliera Face Trial Try this aMh when thi Baaketball League last night as bach added a doaan more. (Stuck HICHOLS-MANCHESTER Stickles, who have been trading lane. both signed a s . free agents. the Yankees, was notified yester- All BRAKE RFLINEb GUARANIFED Mow. Balt OM mlaaow through SaimofMi (13) and. Bill Keiah (10) Meredith Rcady (lay that the as-year-old pitcher both the Indisns and tba Indian record timea across the Atlantic D U M A M . N. C. (A P -)_ A foe. Hps and on aams hook, another ware tt^M for the Marketeers. ♦uarsnttsJ For as Loaf A* Don Meredith, ready for the big definitely has monotMuêosia. Juniors. rechrdsd victories. The A L L FOR 30,000 MILFS OR I YEAR With Run in Seven th Frame^ 5-4 Ocean for the 400-meter individual mer University of Alabama player through the tali. Blakea a real Senior 'Divisiem version nipped Itia Juniors, on the other hand, teat In his third year as a pro, will medley, will clash in that event on and tw-o New York gamblers faced ‘I t la a mUd ease but tt ia a Spruce Street Market, 60-46, for led all the way. Jack Simmons and You Om Your Cur direct the Cowboys from the quar active bait. the opening day of .the three-day trial here today on charges of con* glandular infection Which affects thMr third coaseeutive win while Paul Quasnitsohka tallied 37 Two iand one-half weeks after- as Charlie Brackett’s long single terback spot, passing to Billy How- ROLL VP BOD CARBIMH meet. spiring to bribe basketball play fii(B glanda throughout the body,” Have you' ever wondered how to the Juniors totaled the Mer points between them to M>ark TIRE they started, Seara and Army ft plated Tim O'Neill. ton and Dick Bielski and Frank ers to fix games. Awaiting sen- Dr. Erwin Mayer, the team phitri- o •Iim Nicol hurled the last three tranaport a kMg auvf pole er cane chants, 43-34. their Mub. Carl Hohenthal topfied Ita c s s — 1st Past leM MANCHISTBR BRANCH Navy Club . flniabed their Impor Clarke. wnce was Louia John (Lou) Man, - rs|K>rted to 'M acPhail. "He the Merchants with IS markers,. frames and fanned seven batters Pin Teams iSought ., 7’i’ore also will toe a six-game pole . . . when the rod carriers . 17m senior team fought an up- 29S IROAD ST. tant American League gfame last Brown, former University of N6rUi aauet that and avoid any exerolse.” ware scMnswhsr* ais*. TUa tia will Uni batUs and finaly won R from By winning, the Juniors boosted to pick up the win. Frank Woods program of exhibition games Carolina player, who pleaded guU- night at Verplanck Field, Sear* hit a homer and Doug S t e c 1 e y Teams are ketag aouglit for ft do K. Jiwtvw n » tw o pisoaa er < .tiM foul «tr^M whera they made their league record to four and MANCHESTER. CONN. among National Football .League ty July M to conspiring to bribt one. ) winning 5-4 to eiineh the league pitched well for the losers. Ladies Double* Claesle Lesgaa at teams Saturday and one Friday DeaHa -ReMnaao, CUeagw W: around pMaa. RMI down roar win- 10 of 38 tries. Tha Mochahts, HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE CO. players to fix gamea by playing m who were ahead . 6n field goals, MEMBEB OF NATIONAL T IU DBAUEIW AND championship. Summary: tbe PaHcade I^nee. The league night and two Saturday games Retdgers, liOa Aagelee, 28; Brea* dow, pull Moth through, tighten .i as to reduce their team score. TTi* 31-20. converted only four o f 12 Seven of the starting playsra IttfTRBADERA ASSOCIATION On the original da^, July 21, Sears ...... 021 010 01 -5-6-1 will bowl Tkarsday moraiag* at among American Leftgue team*. 4oud^ Boeton, 27; Cunniagham, window. Do the same in the front. 155 CENTER gTREET— TEL. Mi t-S828 maximum penalty is five years in free throw*! in the WrUhingtcK AU-SUr ^ m e the game - was called with the Army-Navy .... 100 080 00— 4-5-1 9:80. Minimum average fer each The American League also will Chicago, 26; Yaatrsemaki and Ron Simple, waan't it? (Don’t forget WTf i-ir, ii’^cOlN R I j prison.' Scheduled for ■ trial w en and Umg^jUi Muka Oav* MeKemia turned LsgiMi teams deadlocked at 4-4. 0aars Brackejte. Botitlier, J. Nicol and team la 2M, maximum, SM- These have the Sunday game featuring Jerty "Vogel, former Alabama •ala. BaatOH, asd OteaK, THE MEN WHO KNOW TIRES BEST pushed over a run in the necond ' Richter. KaUyi Btaely and Norton, latefestad ar* aakai t* eoataet the Noft York Tttana and Buffalo player, and Joaeph Greene and ? to fisr* ■■tin knlMr M nM M -lo wfei it n H le w e iK as ee im a ft aft. . i t Neur B iV M . Ok IMdar'/Mglit ■ftaroK Wagmaa o f Mask Task.

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Large VERNON—Excellent condition 5*4 on tremendous lot on Deepwood anything of value. For quick ac Budget Bids $1.86 per hour, plus gas aUowance. SUNBBIAM electric hedge clipper; The ‘'ARISTOCRAT”' XI—BOLTON—8 rooms $15,800, room ranch, large lot, treea, land Drive A real budget buy. E-Z LBRN DRIVTNO School—Safe, Call Mr. Cook, MI 8-0019., living room. Fireplace Attached tion (Util American Auctiim Co., chUd’s fire engine; Taylor-Tbt Free $50 Groceries garage. Screened por<:h. Many one acre lot. Call the R. F. scaped, full cellar, low down pay MI 3-6847. courteous InstrucUona in driving $14.800—A honey of a cape on Board ot finance rtudlee 'Ot stnUler; balqr carriage (fair con $ ROOMS ...... $079 extras. 42 Elizabeth Drive. Own Dimock Co., k a 94245, Richard ment Or assume G.I. mortgage. from Connecticut’s largest. Auto EXPERJtENCBn> electricians want Bosinbsis Locations Middle Tumpik* West, short budget request! tor 10*2-63 shenr ed trade school graduates con dition), All very reasonable. OaU $10 DOWN DELIVERS er MI 9-8608. Dimock. ka 9-6003, Johanna J. Lombardo. Ml 9-9345. WISH aukOCUNE to handie youl matic aad atandard siiift, dual at Russell’s Barber. Miop, corner Free storage until wanted. Free For Rent 64 Evans, MI 9-5653. distance from Main Street. 8 real eou te? Cali me at kO 94891 little or no (diange from lart TROUBLE REBCHIHB OUR ADVERTISER? controlled, fully insured, pick-up sidered. Immediate employment. MANCHESTER —$21,900. Custom rooms finished. Wooded lot, year’s budget in requeata for tha Mscum mwIMOM ZYHDICAH CaU Walt Zemanek after 8 p.m. Oak and Spriice. Delivery SO.,,WINDSOR—Ellington Road. 6 f«r prompt and courtoeoe Mrviea. service Older end nervous stu CENTRAL l o c a t i o n ; store room- custom buUt Cape with Xn—MANCHESTER—8 ^beautiful ranch. 3 large twin bedrooms. Joaeph Barth. Broket fire mar.*hal. town (XNHIMI. tax TR 5-0870. Free set up by our own reliaUe $15,900—Spotless Cape on west dents our neclalty. Pay as you OOLDSPOT air conditioner In ex men. space approximately 20'x40', suit plastered walls, 8 ^rears old. bet lots tor sale. Porter Strtet area, Gracious living room with raised refunds, interest on temporary SMtoir AimriBg Stnrict go, take only Die number of les- cellent . condition. CaU MI able for small business. Availalrie $4,800-$5.800. Call - the R. F. hearth. Huge family kitchen with side. 8 bedrooms. Nicely land WANTED—Real EUtate. Selling or borrowing, tree warden, social ao* Phone for appointment ter than brand new condition. scaped lot. aotia needed. Call tor free booklet 8-1966. SAktUEL ALBERT, Htfd. October 1. Ml 9-6294. Nice shaded lot with good view. Dimock Ck>., k a 6-5245, Richard birch cabinets and formica buying. Residential, commercial curity, snow removal, towm JT** Radio-TV Repair ServiccB 18 Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Female 35 Saleamoi Waated 86-A Dimock, k a 9-6008. counters’ Attached garage. Large or industrial real estate. Cont-ct rage, election, public building MI 89568 CH 7-0358 Priced right. Jerry Fay Agency, $17,900—Modern ranch on Eva F n t to Herald Ratotoii partially wooded lot. Call Mr. Realtor, Stanley Bray. MI $4^$, commissiem. auditor, tax colloetor, SALESMAN intsreoted In real as- SEE rr DAY OR NIGHT MI 8-7029, ^ Dr (off Vernon St.) Close to TELEVISION antajmaa and rotor ESTABLISHED Luncheonette — STORE MANAGER—Must be ex BOY’S 36" ENGLISH bicycle, $86. STORE, 245 N. Main St., good Wagner. MI 9-5306, TR 54611. Brae-Burn Realty. director ot the archives, saf t n- tate, (uU time. CaU Mr. Green, H you have no means of trans Bucklej) School and *11 other Antofl— ^^Por Hire 9 systama installed and repaired. Heavily traveled road. Owner perienced in dealing with the pub kU 8-0689. spot for anything. kD 9-5229, 94. WILLIAJdS ROAD, Bolton—7 room Barrows ft Wallace, 56 E Center sors and constables. WaM ■T Mb MI 0-8484. portation, I'll send my auto for Tolland Summit Park facilities. Full basement. 3 ad tha talapboaa BatadT Btaaplj can tha Serving Manchester end surround has other interest. Must be sold lic, retail background necessary, split level on large lot, 2ii years St.. Manchester. MI 9-6806. Budget Inoreasss LARGE PLATFORM truck with ing areas. Modem TV Servloa. 408 at drastically reduced price. MI you. No obligation. FOR RENT or lease—^Brick build bedrooms. Garage. Half acre high school graduate only, paid WANTED AT ONCE. Rawlelgh old. 8 bedrooms, IH baths dining Trees — Trees — Tree* The $6,47.5 budget requeet kg power lift tailgate for hire. Center St.. MI 8-3308. 9-8088 before U a.m. vacation and hoUdays, paid hoa- Diamonds— Watebaa— ing. blocks from Main St., VErtNON—Hilltop ranch off Route lot. MANCHEST» ANSWERING SERVICE dealer In N. Hartford Co. or Man A _L _B —E—R—^T—’—S 2,900 aq. ft., parking. MI 3-7438 room, family room, bûtiful $13,400 British Deport the fire department meludee a Phone MI 9-0613 any time. pitalization. Write Box L, Herald. modern kitchen, 1-car garage, 30. 8 bedrooms, living room with $600 Increase accounted tor by a MANCHESTER— Successful snack chester. Write Rawleigh, Dept. Jewelnr 48 » 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD or kO 3-2660. fireplace kitchen with dining Now Vacant—8 room Cap* on Ml f4)500 CNH-28-8, Albany, N. Y $23,900. PhUbrick Agency, MI $800 request to paint the ex bar and restaurant, aeata 100. SALESLADIES—Part-time or fuU- Open Nights TUI 9 P.M. area attached garage, beautiful Bolton St Full dormer. Open Moving— ^Tracking— Busy street. Ample parking. New WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at 9-8464. stairway. Offer* wanted. Im American Nazi terior of the firehouse sad $90* aad leara yaar aiwaage. Tea’ll bear frca------Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 time. Top salary to thewe reasonable prices, prompt No Money Down grounds on deadend street J. modem equipment. Pleasant AREA SALBIS representative — WESTINGHOUSE tw ow en . Stove, mediate sal* needed. more for insurance. A $600 item ttaae withoat apeadtag all avcalag at tba telepboaa, ^ Storage 20 thoroughly experienced aelUng ice, 3 watohmakera, kfaacbestat» Rouses For Rent 65 klANCHESTER — Ranch. 6 big Lombardo, MI 9-9345 1968 HARLEY DAVISON, exceUent decor. FamUy type. Annual gross evenings, high commission With Croeley 12 cu. ft. "refrigerator, Choice of ranch or cape. Eln- included in last year’s budget for better chUdren’a or Junior mlaa tar’a (Udest estaUlohed Jsweler. rooms include 3 bedrooms, dining (OMtimied from Fiaga 4>*e) candiUon. Only 7,000 miles orig MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. $100,000. Air conditioned. OaU apparel. Apply in person Tots 'N national products advertised for desk andr chair, coffee table, 2 HEBRON—6 njxMn Ctqie Cod home, Joy the thriU of watching your SECLUDED near Bowers School— Other listings priced from purchase of fire hose was ndt rO' the firft Ume In this area. Pro F. E. Bray 737 Main 8t.. State room, living room with fireplace, $9,500 to $45,000. Whethar buy peated this ydar. inal. Call MI 9-1587 after 4 p.m. Light trucking and p a ra g e deUv- Henaon of Hartford, Broker, Teens, 956 Main Street, Manches bookcases, child’s chest of draw I's baths, fireplace hot water home being built. 150x200 foot 6*4 room ranch, foyer, fireplace, the steps, tiiouted "Hiya, boys” to tected . territory. No investment. Theater Bimding. heat, artesian well, $100 a month. and stepeaver kitchen, oil hot ing or selling, renting or build The board of tax review’s ra> Lost and Pound ery. Refrigerators, waahera and 342-6088. ter, ers. formica top table 2 chrome water heat, aluminum stormg and lot with trees and stoae cellar, garage, trees, walk to the cluster of photographers be Aatomobika For Salt 4 stove moving neclalty. Folding No cold canvassing. Car essential. stools, pair of army bunk beds, Call Carol Laking, Realtor. Co fences Open House Sunday 2-5 High School. Cariton W. Hutchins, ing, see Jarvis today. quest toUls $380 this yedr, *1M 1956 HARLEY DAVISON Reply Box 1471, Bridgeport 1, screens, garage. BuUt 1954. low and raised his right arm in LOST—Turkish towel with words FLH chairs for rent. !□ 9-Om. BDR SALE — Growing deUvery maple occasional chair, kitchen lumbia Academy 8-3358 p.m. During week by appoint MI 9-5132. more than last. Ih * ixenSM 1957 PLTMOUTH, 4-door, Belve CaU after 6, MI 9-1797 Connecticut. Garden— Farm— Dairy $18,900. Robert Wolverttm Agency, the Nazi salute. *T like you.” 37 Alexander Street business, professional cUentele. BABYSITTER wanted days MI curtains, pair 6.20x13 snow tires. MI 9-2818. ment. would provide tuition far aism Or call MI 9-2973. dere, 6 cylinder, push button au MANCHESTER Moving and Truck DeUvery vehicle included. Priced 8-6738 Prodneta 50 EIGHT ROOM modified rancli, 3 He was seated in the economy bars to attend the aaaessen’ ahd tomatic tranamlôfi, good condl Call after 5, MI 9-4457. Directions: WUbur Cross section of the plane, ahead of the ing Company. Local and long dis low for quick sale to enterprising Summer Homes For Rent 67 THREE bedroom Colonial for only Parkway to Blxlt 99. turn left unfinished, fireplace, recreation Jarvis Realty Co. municipal finance oCftoaV*’ $460. MI 9.7846. 1981 HARLEY XLCH, low mileage, FTUENDLY woman help start SWBB3T CORN — BbcceUent for ether $8 pessengers. The Home tance moving, pnking and stor young man. Call MI 8-8376. Leave Help Wanted— , $17,500. Another top value. Tiled Merrow Roatl sign one mile room, garage, kweeping views 3*4 Realtors ML8 Appraisers ech<â end $60 for rtarieal Annonncenents red. Call MI 9-9105 alter 6 p.m ahe^by-maU club. Club shopping freesing. 31 Angel St., Mandies- COVENTRY LAKE—Lakeside cot Office said he paid for M's own 1946 FORD COUPE, excellent con age. Regular service throughout name and phone. Male or Female 37 bath, neat new kitchen, separate up showing 'Tolland Summit, acres, only $17,900. Carlton' W. MI 3-4112 MI 9-2519 New England states and Florida. saveg money; memhera benefit. ter. WATKINS tages—a few open dates. Call MI Hutchins, MI 9-5182 ticket, which cost $270.96. The total budget o t H M 6 tar PONT RIDES—Lazy N Ranch 737 dition, rebuilt motor, new tires dining room, (^ n stairway, fire turn left onto. Anthony 'Road. MI 3-1028 k a $-7S47 Ml S-6S6S. MAN CHESTER —Center Street lo You get famoua products free. TOY DEMONSTRATORS - New! Barjfain Shop 3-6930. A request by Rockwell tor an the lUxary reflects a f*M la- Lydall St. Open from 1-8; holi and battery. MI 9-8463 after 8. ARIEL 1956, 650 C.C. twin. Very s t r i c t l y freah candled eggs de- place. Porch encloaed, garage, cation —Laundermat. CaU for Send for detaUa, free 378-page Easy 'Video presentation. Oppor MANCHESTER — Only $15..'i00. audience with Queen Elizabeth II crease. maiidy $245 in aalarisd for days and Sundays, 10-8. good condition. $876. MI 9-0738. THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. U vef^ to your door weelcly at RENT—Trailer at Long Lake, plenty of trees.. .don’t find them 1946 GHBTVROLE3T panel truck, information. Robert Wolverton catal(x. No obllgatlmi. Popular tunity to earn 25% com m lM on. $85 32x60” Modern Walnut like thle' tor $17,500 very often. Move right in. 11 year old fam went lugicknowledged. clerical help and $100 more far Moving, packing, storage, local Agency, BQ 9-2818 Club Plan, Dept. F-808. Lynbiuok, No heavy oaniple caseg to carry. rOaaonable prices. Manchester Coffee Table, frame edge, Maine from Aug. 11, $26 weekly. CANTOR and ily Cape Cod, 1^4 % mortgage ST JAMES area—Oversized Cape, “ His letter was handed to the good shape, $76. State Service Poultry Farm. kQ 9-9904. Beautiful site, beac^. TR 5-9739 Vacant, too. T. J. Crockett, built by Ritchie, 6 large rooms, books. A total o t $1,000 ia soar Petsonafi Station, Main St., Manchester. Business Services Offered 13 ad lotm distance. Agents for N. Y. No deUverlng. No coUeefir $39.95. Realtor, k a 8-1677. available, 4 rms on first floor, police,” said a Buckingham Pal budgstsd for books. The State STons Van Lines. Inc., world-wide OOVB3NTRT—Tavern In contlnu American Home Toy Party. 1 $149 Lounge Chair, tufted GOLDFARB modem kitchen, fireplace, 2 fin 4 bedrooms possible, ceramic ace spokesman. MI 3-6860. cue ,i” Table Lamp, 80 foot front lot, city sewer, side condition throughout, lovely wood AmeU, m Haarir S t IbL Ml , seat belts. One owner. Good ctm- HOUSEiHOLD items and baby fur $70, Or Aug. 25-Sept. 4. $90 PI 1 ^ baths and garage. AND, this tionwide hunt. An increase o t $200 has bedB MI 9-3813. Dog»—Blrd»—Pets 41 marble and brass base, cut walk and water, very convenient ed lot, shade trees, immediate oc 8-9480. dlUon, economical. $1,100. MI Pointing— ^perln g 21 SUMMER IS almost over, Are you niture, very reasonaMe. Call PI 2-8142. house has aluminum siding, fire He slipped into England by way requested by the selectmen for d(- 9-3130. LAWN MOWEStS aharpaiMd and glass font, Colonial . print place, lot with plenty of trees, to school, bus and shopping. If cupancy. Gerard Agency, Real SERVICE STATION hualneaa for seriously thinking about helping PROFESSIONAL cUpplng^ groom' 3-8836 after 4 p.m. COLONIAL—$19,000. If you need tors, MI 34365, or Tom Quinn. of Ireland and spoke last week fice expenses. The $2,400 requdat WANTED—^Rlde from Manoheater repaired salea and ssrviea, pick shade, $18.50. MISQUAMICUT—Cottage, all con AND e very realistic price. Own it’s for sale, call Gale. Bv ap up and delivery. Ice skates sharp PAINEDIG —Interior and exterior. sale lower Main St. location, ea- with those tiresome household ing, bathing. aU breeda. Poodlea a only two large bedrooms and stlU MI 9-8685. end at a Nazi camp in the Oots- includes e proposed increase a* to Hartford dally from 8-9 a.m. 1959 OLD8MOBILE, Super 88, 4- MAGIC CRKF gaa stove, 7 qt. $98 Modern Sofa, metal veniencee, private beach, sleeps ers moving, must sell. Let’s look pointment Donald S. Gale Real wold Hills. The government, per door hardtop, 3-tone green, power ened, precision ground. L A M A good lob at a reasonable rate. taldiahed trade and complete in bills and, at the same time, have specialty. The Poodle Salon, want a dining room, paneled den, ty Co., 236-0818. Evenings MI $100 in the clerk’s selery, end Willing to pay or go into a poS turbed at mob attacks on recent $100 additional tor stationery. Call MI 3-7498 after 8 p.m. or steering and brakes. MI 4-1409. Ek|Ulpment Corporation, Routs 88, money for your Christmas shop ka 9-9798 or kO 9-0500. porcelain kitchen table, brown and au. the charm a Colonial of 3,4271. 528-6280, 528-4416 J. P. Lewis. pointment. turquoise stripe plastic, $69. MI 8-1677. Just redecorated. Acre land — fascist meetings, issued a deporta Selectmen have requested B23^>2U from 9-4:30. Vamon. Conn. 'TR 6-7809. Manchso- ping? If you are reaUy seri marble top stant? RepoeseaalonT Don’t mlssion. whitewalls, radio, power Manchester. Hours daUy 7-5' EXTERIOR SPRAT and beuMi Help Wanted— Male 36 985 m a in s t r e e t Only 6 or 6 years old. T. J. tesian well, water softener.. CaU Rockwell was taken into cus for highway signs, a $236 In steering, $1175, May be seen any- Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI price. kH 4-89M. down payment. PI 24430. book kitchen, formal dining room, despair! See Honest Douglas. In polnttng. commercial, induatrial, LUNCHEONETTE — Part-time $299 BUYS OR 5 R o o m apartment or Crockett. Realtor, ka 8-1577. MI 9-4890. t tody as he stepped from a ear. crease; $1,000 tor repairs and quire about lowest down small Ume. 210 HoUister St. MI 8-1785. 3-7968. house, middle-age couple. Sept. 1 rec room with fireplace, 2-car He was told a deportation order reaidentiai and trim ]oba. Work nights, live wire personality, ex. TOOL AND gaugs makers wanted, WIRE HAIREID terrier pupplea, MANCHESTER—$18,500. 6 Room garage, large shade trees. High parts, a $300 increase; $300 for est payments anywhere. No small AT NORMAN’S or Oct. 1. MI 9-9684. NORTH e N d — With $8,000 (or YOU ARE invited to live In So. had been made out against him. 1958 PONTIAC, 2-door hardtop; ex M A M RUBBISH Removal - In- guaranteed, free eatlmatee. Jo peiienced preferred, wUi train If flrst-clasB only fuU or part-time. pure bred, 8 weeks, beautiful KENMORE refrigerator with M Ranch. Fireplace. Garage. Large location with ■view. Spacious lot. miscellaneous aupplies, d $200 hr* loan Or finance oompany plan. seph Dioniw, contractor. MI necessary. PaOo Drive-In, W. AU prevailing benefits. Call Man markings, excellent pets. MI less) you can assume the $18,000 Windsor, Low taxes. Split level Rockwell was taken to Cannon cellent condition, all new tires MI duatrial, commercial, residential. lb. freezer top, excellent condi WANTED—4 Or 6 room rent for rooms cm treed lot with patio and .home, 6*4 rooms, garage. Walk Priced below owner’s cost crease. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. 8-0494. Middle 'rpke. chester Tool A Design, MI 9-5263 8-7071. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE mortgage on this neat ranch. Row police station and lodged in 9-4839, 8 a.m .9 p.m. After 8 caU Manchester routes. Cleaning at tion. $50; large mahogany coffee mother and two daughters, age 16 fireplace. City water and sewer*. to bus, swimming beach, elemen Vacant. MI 34273, Brae-Bum Under the Community Hall ae- Or apply In person , Three bedrooms, full basement... a cell tor the night. oount, $3,760 ia being requested 1955 PLTMOUTH, standard, 8 cy at 6 Griswold Street. tics. cellars, yards. Cardtoar^ EXCELLENT opportunity for high table. $10; modern divan and and 6, in Manchester. Please call 7 years old. New llsti^ . Call Mr. tary school. Catholic Church. Realty PAINTINO and waUpapeilng. waU- ADORABLE 8 months' old cat 10 pc double dresser all the trimmings Combina Soon after he was vlsUed by this year, a $150 increase fo e in linder, good running condition. metal drums avaUable. Reliable school seniors, housewives, others, chair with slipcover. $50. MI BU 9-6484, Snack Bar Manager. tions, ameslte, etc. Asking $15,900 Rocholl, MI 9-6306, 'n i 5-6611.' Sturdy attractive home, $17,200, VALIANT 1960 V-200 deluxe,-white, paper removed. Wwlpimer books HJXPBRlJcNOlliD carpenters want must find home, as owner is al- Mdroom aneemble 3-0221 after 6. Barrows ft Wallace, 55 E. Center Colin Jordan, leader of the Nazi- surance. Community HaU impra- MI 9-1353. lawn maintenance. MI 8-9767. 10-20 hours. Call MI 9-0169. lergric to cats. CaU kCt 3-4908 ...G ood buy here. T. J. Crock Assumable S%%, $14,500 mort ROUSING GOOD VALUE red interior. Fully e q u ip ]^ , in on request. Celllnga. F r ^ esti ed. Apply on Job, 320 Main or 72 St., Manchester. MI 9-5306. style British National Socialist vementa propoaed next year art mates. CaU Roger. MI $-092$. after 6. . ett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. gage. Also, 6*4 room split only cluding extras Ebccellent condi LAWNS AND gardens cared for Maple Street. JMm R. Wenner- M) pc decorator oanvorUMa ELECTRIC Tappan 30” deluxe Business Property For Sale 70 $26,500 movement which sponsored the in for $1,670 to provide $300 for gren. living room aet $16,200. Garage attractive work 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE, needs tion. Asking $1,295. MI and Shrubbery trimmed. Ml R.N. OR L.P.N. full or part-tlms. ramge with electric clock, auto MANCHESTER — Assume 41ii % SIX ROOM cape bungalow, over cai.ip at which Rockwell spoke. window repalra; $1,000 for inter INTERIOR painting, decorating, MANCHESTER - Tolland Tpke.. shop, Glenn Roberts Agency, some repair. MI 9-1423. 4-8106 after 4 p.m. 9-8638. Vernon Haven, TR 6-2077. matic oven timer and lights, in mortgage, large 5*4 room ranch, size garage, enOIoeed porch, Take a spacious landscaped “ Wt shall do all we ly.... excellent closet and storage space, tiema. Full basement with garage. The extras are too numerous to Includes $150 for files and $150 good running coodition. Can be ed, experience desirable but not Wanted— ^To Buy 58 CHARLES W. LATHROP QuatatioM FuraiilMd by Homehold Services EUCTRBMBXiY coritfortaUa twin large enclosed porch. 2-car ga ExceUent construction, fine lr welfare, town trooa* CaU Eklward R. Price, MI 9-1008. 334 Hartford Rd., Manchester CUSTOM BUILT * room Ranch, MI 8-1111 Conn. Bank and Truot Call MI 9-7646 after 7 p.m. ster 8 piece Uvlng room set; sofa TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Immediate MI 9-2888 we’ve got. Open Sundays. MI BRICK CAPE — Solid brick cape trance. S tedroome, 2 baths, at urer, selectmen and town planning and 3 chairs $145. Choose from openings to earn $70-$100 weekly, MOVIE CAMEIRAS — one never 9-6580. targe living room with fireplace, RANCH—3 bedrooms, laige living Co...... » « *8 1968 FDRD Fairlane, good running GEUfEUlAL HOUSE painting and with shed dormer. Built in 1951. tached garage, and sun deck. room, fireplace, attacheef garage, oommission. The welfare budgsi group of fine fabrics. Work deme full or part-time displaying MANAGBIMENT-Trainee — young used, one slightly used. Brownie forma] dtolng roemt, family size SQUIRE LINDSAY Hartford National request is $1,000, compared ta condition. Can.be sem at Dick’s papering—guaranteed to satisfy. WE BUY SB^J- or trade antique One it)om unfinished up. Base $29,900. PhUbrick* Agency, MI full spacious basement. Many Gulf on Hartford Road. Best offer by expert craftsmen on our prem- Royal’s fabulous line of toys- man over 18 needed to train for 8 movie camera; one DeJour kitchen 9 bedrooms, IH bathe, 9-8464 Bank and Trust Co. 4$ 53 $2,000 last year; treasurer’s $89* A Winning Design Reasonable rates. For free esti TANKS and used furniture, china, glass, reertanoo room with tlreplsce, ment garage, beautiful setting. extras. 16 Constance - Drive. Own 36 Oak Street — Manchester takes It iMs. AU work *uUy guaranteed. mate. CaU MI 9-8893. Jewelry-cosmetics and houseware manager positiem. $116 weekly to used camera also. Phone MI Fire Insurance Oompaaie* as against $1,070 for last year, MiU Fabric Salearoom, 175 Pine FOR 8ALE,Two 6,200 gaL stor eUver, picture framer and old encloaed braeseway. attached ga Hus home has aU the extras, er ka 3-8398, k a 9-8228. I. SO 66 Cars, phonographs. changers. ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson ments of the Zoning Regulations MANCHESTER - NEW 6 room garage, trees. 160x166 yard. Quiet queats Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. at tha enced ealeeman. Salary and tleman. Central, private entrance, bath tree shaded lot, exceUent ranch, $14,700. Joseph Barth Bro Southern New EngUtod 'Honest, economical. Guaranteed EUectrical Co., Manchester. MI for the Town of Manchester, ranch in AA area. Features full VERNON — Exceptionally nice street just off Main Rockville Community HaU. It is the usual commission. Immediate em SEPTIC TANKS near bus stop, shower. Inquire 196 construction. Hayes Agency, MI ker, ka 9-08M. / Telephone ...... ;. 45 40 90 days. Famous for service (or 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-'l>76. Conn., the 2k>ning Board of Ap cellar, <>11 hot water heat, 8 large Cape, 5 rooms. 6th partially fin thoroughfare. Walk to churches, practice of the board to submit 30 years. Phone MI 9-4637. Potter- . WOMEN AND Spruce St. 3-4803. library, recreational areas. Glenn Mjuuifaetartng Oosnpanle* peals will hold a public hearing on ployment with progressive ex bedrooms, 24 foot living room ished, large kitchen, fireplace, en OUTSTANDING. two year old split- budget requests to the pubUe hear ton’s. Rot>erts Agency, Realtors, Phone Arrow, Hart, Heg. 57*4 61*4 Monday evening, August 20, 1962 panding (Uscount chain. Apply PORTER St.—Large crt(xiial home, with raised hearth fireplace, din closed breezeway and gamge, level, 3 bedrooms, 3 toll baths, ing unchangeil. beautifully landscaped lot. trees 644-1521. Associated Spring ... 13*4 15*4 WASHER REFRIGERATOR re Floor Finishing 24 For General at 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room for application at front desk. PLUGOED SEWERS Apartments— Plata— 6 bedrooms, oatiu, 2-oar ga ing room, oversize kitchen with formal dining room, family room Democratic Caucus Set Westinghouse buUt-ins. Quality and shrubbery, on bus line, near Bristol Brass ...... 8*s 10 Charles Lathrop, (dialrman o t pairs. PrompL economical, expert, of the Municipal Building on the Interviews from 1 pjn. to 6 Tenements 63 rage. large landscaped yard. with built-ins and patio. 2-car ga PAINTING, remodeling following appll6atlons; STATE c m m built from the ground up. $23,500. schools, shopping, etc. Jerry Fay rage. This home features many Dunham Bush 5*4 6*4 the Democratic town commutam guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4887. Pot- Factory Work pjn. Machine GI I Shown by appointmoit. Marion B. Em-Hart ...... 49 .54 hanging, floor sanding7 OaU NEARING ALSO. 4H ROOM apartment, second Robert Wolverton Agency. MI Agency. Ml 3-7029. v ' extras including dishwasher, dis (jCgal Notices reports that the Democratic cau tert(»’s, 130 Center St. Septic Tanks, Dry WeOs, aewer Robertocn, M altor. kQ S-0M8. Fafrtir ...... 37 *4 41 *4 Charles MI 8-2107. Apply Reuben Plen, 381 Main Street; floor, oil heat, automatic hot vra 9-2813. posal, built-in oven, and range, cus will be held at the Oonunuolty Mnea tnetaUedr-OellHr Wateis MANCHESTER—6 jroom Cape on N. B. Machine...... 19*, 22*, Bub. Zone HI. Special exception is VERNON—Three bedroom ranch 3-zone beating, elaborate interior OSUEB OF HKJIBING Hall at $ p.m. on Aug. 17. Candi MANCHESTER MODES, •'roofing Dona. tor. Tel k a 84751. BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room Co bu* line in Waddell School area, Bofldliig—ContnetliiE 14 requested to have repairer Ucenee on oversized lot. Quiet location on lighting, tastefully decorated, STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Probate North and Judd .... 13 1.5 dates will be chosen tor state rep ’ INC. FIRST FLOOK 4 rooms, one bed dead end road. Ideal tor children. lonial,' 4 bedrooms, walk-up attic, fireplace, oil heat, all City utili Court. Town of Andover, Dintrict of StanleyWork*...... 17*4 16^4 Private instmetioni 28 and. certificate o f appivval for 6RAND-WJIY hand hewn roof shingles, profes Andover. 6. 1962 resentative, registrar of voters and FRAMINO, additiona, remodeling, Pine St. room. Call kO. 3-8267 between' 5-7 Priced well below appraisal. 2:car garage. weU shaded lot ties. full price $12,500. Alice sionally landscaped, top value at Veeder-Root ...... 43 47 six justices o f the peace. Nomina same at above location. MeKINNEY BROS. ■ 105x160. Only $16,600. Hayes Agen Clampet, Realtor, 30 4-4643, kO Efltate of Helen O. Galchell. late of painting, cement floors; also, Louis Chorches, 72 Oakland S t; DISCOUNT CENTER p.m. Choice of financing. Last noUee on $29,900. Philbrick Agency. Ml Andover, in said Dilstrlct, deceased. The above quotations are not to tions may be made from the door LEARN SPANISH the Hartford cy, MI 3-4803 Eves. MI 9-2297. 3-7357. * Present. Hon. Qharles H. Nicholson. bathrooms filed. CaU MI 9-4391 Courant method—5 ''week course BOOKKEBiPER-typiat with pay- Res. Zone A. Variance is requested Parkad»—W. Middle Ipke. Stiwtirogt Ditpotd Co. right on Hublard Or. ka 9-8909. 64464. be oonatrued aa actual markets. at the cauieus. roU tax experience for accotmfing kfANCHESTER — New two-tam- Judjte wUi start next week for High 180-182 Peart 8 t — Ml a-8866 The executors having exhibited their The town oommittee h*« uhan$> GENERAL CARPENTRY— work office. Phone MI 0-3206. to have New Csu* Dealers Ucenee lly, 5 rooms, first floor, $126. CaU BIRCH MOUNTAIN Road. Boltoa CENTRAL CAPE—Six rooms, full VERNON CmCLE—We have sev Schoed age and adults, kip 0-2810. and certificate d9 approval for MANCHESTER-Beautiful 4 bed administration account aith said e»> mously endorsed M:^ Elsie Jonm guaranteed to satisfy. Reastmable evenings, MI -9-2582. —7 room custom buUt ranch, bath down plus full bath in rec eral investment p n ^ rtie s at the room English* Colcmlal. plus rec tate to this Court for allowance, it is same at above location. as candidate for state representa rates. For free estimate call MI SEWmG klACHINE operators for modern kitchen, one full bath. 3 room in basement. Recently Circle. Very good poesibilitiea for room, l*i baths.' foyer, fireplace, ORDERED: That the 16th day of upholstery factory. Apj^y In per All persons interested may at renovated. Nice lot, plenty oif home and business location. Ton- August. 1962. at nine o'clock in the Public Records tive. but to date has not announead 9-8893. 3^ ROOM apartment, futnlehed half baths, famUy room 30x33, 3- open stairwa.vs. air-conditioned momina at the Probate Office in An son. Old Colony Company, HU- tend this hearing. or unfurnieh^, oU beat, adulte, trees With about $3,000 down you gren Agency, MI 3-6321. other endorsements. Bonds—Stodn— car garage, large lot with trees, living room, storma and screens, dover be and the same in assigned Swim Pai^ Ploaacd liard St. 2toning Board of Appeals reasonatde rent. New Bolton $82,500. PhUbrick Agency, kO can assume the 1st mtge. and for a hearing on the allowance of said Mortgate* 31 SO. WINDSOR— Close to Vemqn garage, etc. Full price $24,900. administration account with said es Warrantee Deed* A program of races and games Rooftaf—SMUiC 16 Roger B. Bagley, Road. Ml 8438$. 94464. pay $108.25 monthly. T. J. Large custom ranch, spotless, rec Edward J. Bergeron to Kriss CLERK FOR general office work Chairman SPACIOUS ELEGANCE Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1677. Circle shoppii)g cantor, immacu tate and this Court directs that notice will be held tomorrow from 0:90 A. A. DION, m e. Roofliw, siding, CASH AVAILABLE. If you have in small friendly office. Bbeper- late 6 room ranch, Isirge living room and swimming pool, one- of the time and place assigned for Edvards and Biigenia Trelmanis. to 11 aun. at Ckmp Johnson to real, estate equity, caU ua (or Daniel L. Hair, ROCKLEIDOB—7 room Ranch, 4 half acre land, toll price ^ ,500. said hearing ^ given to ail persona property at 569^ Hilliard St. painting. Carpentry. Alteratloiia lence helpful Cadi'Mr. Kaufman, Secretary 78 UNDEN STREET—8. room du ears old, large modern kitchen, INVESTMENT PLUS— 54 duplex room, fireplace, dining room,. 8 known to be interested therein by mark the end of the town-n>oa- and additiona. Ceilings. Workman (unde. $3000 requires only $44.80 kfl 8-1834, Norman's B>irnKure. IS YOURS at plex. CaU k a 8-2721, 9-6. wlU rent for $116,'$115 per month. bedrooms, immense kitchen with Many more, all price ranges. Cali publishing a copy of this order in Vera M. Daniels to Leon Cies- sored learn-to-swim eJasses. Mias- ' I guUt-in oven and rang#, dUhwaeta- some newspaper having a circulation ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn St PfPr month, including repayment the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, zynski, property Irving St. 8358 er, dieposal. pantry, etc. Large $ bedrooms each side, 2 heating built-ins, glassed in porch, car in said District, and by posting a copy Linda Olmsted, senior intructer, kC 8-4860. FYank B u m , 346-n97 days, or systems, fenced in yard. Priced port, patio, aluminum storma, Realtors, MI 3-6930 or k a 9-5524 of this order on the public sign post in Quitclaim Deed* and her aselstimt wlU supervise the 8-18 629-6663 evenings. dining room den; center entrance Joseph J. Moriarty and Evelyn EatHiiinr A m i, Weir St, OUSTONBURY FOR RENT-Two rooms. Tel. kO haU. paneled trail firqilaca In liv below bank evaluation Beechler- large shaded lot. Low taxes. the Town of Andover where deceased traditional greased watermelon HMCHB BIDWEIX HOME Improvement 8-2068. Smith, Realtors, >a 9-8952, MI Quick occupancy. Jerry Fay last dwelt, and b^’ sending a copy, Morlarty. to Joseph J. Moriarty, race and wUI add a new featuva T A a Company—sU types of siding and SECOND kCORTGAOES avallaUe. ing room with a beautiful view, $ WEST SIDE certified mail, posuge prepaid, to the Evelyn Moriarty and Joseph A. MH-O-tAMA bedrooma, 2 baths, S-car garage, 3-6969. Agency, MI 3-7029. executors. Nathan B. Gatchell. An this year, a football game ia Uto roofing. Aluminum clapbouds a Consolidate your obUgafions Into . BeouHfulfy Deaigned Ranch FOUR ROOkIS, second floor, heat dover Connecticut, ^nd Edward L. Moriarty, property on Strong St. one monthly payment. We are in TOOLMAKERS AND ALL AROUND plastered walls, selling at bank water. A free swinutong pffiriog ’This striking outfit was one of speciiuty UnexceUed workman- ed, individual thermostat, newly STARKWEATHER Street- Quiet BOLTON—$1$,600, 5 room Cape, 22 A homey Cap* in fine condi Oatchell, Andover. Connecticut, ail at M a rrii^ Licenses I will be Included in the events. Ia snip. MI a position to loan any amount on On Full Acre Wooded Lot decorated. Woodland ' Street, apjK'alsal, $31,000. FUlbrldi Agen neighborhood, modernized older foot living room, fireplace, alum least seven days before th^ date set ‘ Robert Arthur White. Wollas fhs prise winners in the recent cy, 9-8464. tion. Owners anxious to sell. for said hearing. case of rain the program will ha eooy. terms. J. D. Realty, 470 adults. Phone ka 8-2171. After 8 ka home,' all utilitlee $14,500* Joseph inum aiding, garage, acre lot, Curious? Then call tor more ton, Mass., and Charlotte A nna' canceled. dress design contest held at the 5959-N klaln St., kH 8-6139. MACHINIST • ft* living Boom with Flre^kwe and Blaatel CHARLES H. N IC H O I^N . Judge. Akit Institute in Chicago. Bright Roonnf and ChlBoeya 16-A k a 3-8470. klANCHESTER—7 room spilt level, Barth, Broker, k4I 94820. trees Carltv«a.aad flarfaee Bmaa , FIVE ROOMS, fint floor. kO schoola, shopping, bus, 6 rooms WARREN E. HOWLAND AT A COURT OF PRORATE hotden SlaTin, RepubUcah m ^ n e e lav In sizes 9, U , 12, 13, 14, 16. 18 sure to (Might the yoiingaters! NOTICE 9-7127. PI 34258. grounds, Btayes Agency, k a S-4803. on one floor, 16x16 fainUy room, lonial Ranch. High, on hill-pano at Aiulover within and for the District Bust 30 ^ to 38. Size 11, 31H bust, tsr wotk. chlmnsyp olsaned rs- REALTOR of Andover on the Charles M. Nicholson, 8 p.m. et the Grange HaU in North To order, send 35c in coins to:— Pattern No. 5969-N haa crochet Sealed bide wiU be received at a Silent EtoeMe Switefcea a SUdtilg Door CUosete f i v e ROOM apartment. 38 Foo Realtors, MI 9-8962, MI S-6969. Judge. CaU Hawley, Ml 84181. MI S47tt from Manchester, large modern button Ritchen. 2 car garage. Slate Picnic Event Coventiy. Rt. 44A. 0ue Efbmett; 'Die Manchester Elve- directiona; atitch Ulustrati Bing Herald, 1150 AVE- OF To order, send 36c In coins to: 41 Center Street, Manchester, (%n- 3^ J ACRES, immaculate 7 room authorized a $5,000 reduction in room ranch, garage, butu-ins. Ferguion. late o f Columbia wtthln said A iaaU O A 8» NEW YORK 30. Radio-TV Repair Service* 18 necUeut until August 30, 1962 at #6-W. kOflDLta ■niRNPIKB — 4 rustic fieldstooe Oreplaoe, IH All candidates on the- Demo- gram theme o t the.Botton Grmsis Anne Cabot, The Manchester Elve- baths, ^zooe heat, patio,- 3-car CMonial, IH bathe, large cabinet price. Call 'Mr. Art Foraker, kO steel beam, beautiful trees, acre district.' deceased. W. Y. ning Herald, U M AVE. OF AEOEB- 11:00 AYf. for PoUce Uniforms. room duplex, hearhe;______and hot water. lot, feastmably priced. Carlton W. This Court doth decree that six oratic state ticket have been In meeting tomorrow at • pja. at tS* TV 8ERV10|1-An makes: Hoosst MANY COMPi^Y KNEFITS garage, ideal location tor boraea, kitchen, excellent barn, trees, only 9-5306, TR 6-MU, k a 9-7748. Bar months be allowed and limited for tbe For lat>€laa m o. a g add 10c for ICA8, NEW YOBK M. N. Y. 'Bid foi;ms and spedfloatlons are . stove, refrigerator, garage. Im- Hutchins. MI 9-61$2. ' vited to the annual Totland Coun Community Hall. Mr. and 9 te , BconomleaL Ogb quality porta DOEBOnONSt Boats M (Bekeaa A n .) to aoek ligk a m Chnrok.^ medlata oiscupancy Call ku 8-3786 $36,600. Ftaflbrick Agency, I f l $$17,900. n . Cariton W. Hutdiins, kC rows ft Wallace, M E. Center 8t., creditors of said estate to exhibit their Bruce Ronaon. Mr*. Hasei Flegsi aa4b 'pattsm. Print name, ad- For Ift-claas mallliig add 10c for available at the ContrOUer’e Office, claims aa^Bst the same to the Execu ty Demooratie Assoctatloa jitc^ Ouarantsed 90 d m . Famous (Or -before, 5 p.m. *4182. Manchester. and Max Hutchinson wiU ha ta drsas with aone, style numbei^sind each pattern. Print Name, Address 66 Center Street, YtanChester, Con- Bight ,ea Weir SL (Clinreh at Osrner) SImrt M etow* a . Left. MANCHESTER—2-famUy HlUiOrd tor and directs that public noitcf be Aug. 26 at 9 p.m. in the pin* •crvlce since 1931. Phope MI giver of this order by advertising in a charge of refreehmenta Oise. vrith Zone and Pattern Number nrotlcut . BOLTON - Large 4 room rapeh, •4 DUPLEX near High Schod, VERNON—0 room Cape, $ bed Street—industrial zone, city water grove at Henry Park in Roekvllle. 9-4S$7. Potterton's, ISO Omter >t WILCO imtCHINE TOOL CO. TWO ROOM apartment, taicjuding newspaper having a circulation in aah) Tickets ars avaltaMs from the Send SOc now for your copy of Send 50c for the new, blg-slze '62 ToWn of Manchester, ______, lan(iscaped, (iversized bus and shopping. SKsar garage, 2 rooms and den, paneled fireplace, . and sewer, new storm windows 'district, and by po.flting a copy thereof For Inspection Sunday beat, hot water and gas tor cook- beautifully tnu-n committee chairman in each - Msachsstor Bs'* •urpattsrn magazine Basic Fash-1 Album filled arith lovely designs, CONNIES TV and Rodid Sarviee. Conneefieut . ROUTE 8 and 44A—BOLTON, CONN. Open garage, 4% mortgage may be furnaces. Remarkable

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\ fA O l tWiSNtr THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1961 Atwage Daily Net Ptcm Ron 'Ear tha Week Ended The Wwther dimaSO, USS \ Vmaenat af U. S. Wanttar Warn Mitchell Electric C ^ e In ! Zollo Waives Extradition], 1 3 ,6 0 1 OhNidy, aaal, min taparimr * Nobody can say that the Member at tha Andtt dnring night Law In gta.' fnla / Submits Low Bid North End firemen are not Bataan o f Otrcsdntlan day nMaUy etandr. aaaL BB|gh well-trained. W ill Be Returned Next Week On State Project 'This morning an unidentified M aneheU drÂ City o f ViUdge Charm young man (tom the District G O O D / b t A R Fire Department climbed up Bruce Carl Zollo, 18-year-oldi- turn Ziidlo, it was reported earlier ’Rm mtohell Electric Corp., 68S VOL.LXXXI,N0.264 the outside fire escape and this week. They , will probably fly PRE-INVENTORY (SIXTEEN PAGES) Parker 8t., hae submitted the ap Manchester youth wanted in con MANCHEStl% CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1961 walked into Editor Alan Olm- out early next week aiid return (Claaaifled Adverttalag an Fnga 14) PRICE FIVB CENTS parent low bid ior subcontracting stead's private office at The nection with the July IS attempt probably by train. Arrangements work on a State Public Works De ed break and assault at the Man have not been completed, the chief partment project. Herald. He came to pick up 45 base chester Motor Sales, yesterday in said. ‘No Evidence^ The bid of $64,385 is (or electri- Zollo is being held under a.war- ea] ihstallatiohs in the new boy ball tickets oiMered' from the Los Angeles signed a waiver for State News D r. Kit, sports department for a New extradition to Connecticut, Police ran tat Los Angeles until July 20; patients’ building at the Mansfield He was arrested in that city by .State Training School. York Meta baseball game later Chief James Reardon said 'his this month at the Polo Orounds. morning. , FBI agents on July 31 on a feder bids for other work on the al warrant, stemming from i ^ e achool were submitted by Otto The fireman left via the regu Confirmation of the extradition Sentence lar stairs. waiver was received today by Manchester incideht on a charge e n n Epstein inc., Hartford. $69,358 (or V ■ , AM A Disputes of unlawful flight to avoid, prose plumbing; and Ray Kroff Inc., OChief Reardon from the sheriff’s SALE! cution. Roy J. Dukett, 19, of Glas Weet Hartford. $116,567 for heat office at Los Angeles where Zollo tonbury.* alleged accomplice bf Suspended ing and ventilating. Two Clock-Radios is being held under bond. Zollo, was arrested on a burglary We would rather sell 'em, than count 'em." Judges T o ld A total of $1,933,000 was appar State's attorney John D. La- with violence charge on Aug. 1 ent low bid for another state proj Lifted at Store Belle was authorised extradition and is being held in lieu of $25,000 ALBANY, Ga. (AP)— Mar- papers and arrangements are now Enovid Peril ect, arid addition to the main li bond. Zollo, whose mug shot at To Cet Tough .tin Luther Kii^ Jr. and three being made to return ZZollo to brary classroom building at South Two clock-radios, one green and police headquarters was identified other integration leaders were ern Connecticut State College in Manchester sometime next week. by William Schaller, victim of the CHICAGO (AP)—^There isfleading madicnl and drug nutlKiri- New Haven. The bidding firm was the other pink in color and valued Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor and Det. July 15 assault, has also had a G-E12 Pound Filter-Floi G-E 2-Door 13.2 Cu. Ff. On Motorists cravicted today of violating T a x G u t ties took. part. at shout. $50 in total cost, last no evidence that the use of the Pusco-Amatruda Co., of New Thomas Graham will most likely $25,000 bond ordered against him “ The conferees concluded that city ordinances in a prayer Haven. night were reported stolen from be sent to the West Coast to re- by Circuit Cigfuit Court 12. the oral contraceptive pills no causal relationship between HARTFORD (AP) — Cir vigil, but they were given sus- Other apparent low bids were the Liggett'' Rexall Parkade Drug Automatic Washer cause blbod clotting, says the tiended sentences in an un $26,000 by J. S. Nasin of Willi- Enovid and tbromlM^thlebitlB had cuit Court judges are being mantic for an addition - to the Store. Police are investigating. Pack Miniature Golf building off American Medical Association been demonstrated and that the precedented move. taking of Bhiovid hivcdved no more urged to dismiss juries which Sentence was imposed by ReC' State Highway Department ga Michael Dworkin of Pine Ridge W.^ Middle Tpke. Sgt. Walter 12th Circuit and the president of the drug are .reluctant to convict mo Job H ours rage in Franklin; and $30,400 by Dr.. Andover, operator of the Cassells Jr., on a routine check, Freezer firm which manufactures the risk of thnmibophleblUs than wder A. N. Durden Sr. who fcamd the Wilson Construction Co., of firm, reported the theft to police discovered that the building had torists accused of moving vio King and his associates guilty of Court Cases , pill Enovid. (OeaUaaed Oa Page Movea) disorderly - conduct, congregating Hartford, (or the ceiling of the at 11 o'clock last night. been entered through a small win The AMA atatement Thursday lations. ' auditorium museum at the Uni Police are also investigating a dow on the north side. Nothing ’The urging is being done by on the Bidewalks and refusing to Mamtaming followed a report of thromboidile- obey an (rffleer. versity of Connecticut in Storrs. break last night into the Laurel was reported mi.ssing. bitis cases affecting women who Chief Justice Raymond E. Bald 5IANCHBSTER SESSION ^ win and Jay E: Rubinow, chief But Durden' suspended the man- Three East Hartford men today had taken the pill Enovid. Dr. F. Woman Urging tences of $200 flhea and 60 days in J. L. Blasingame, execuUve vice Judge o t the circuit court. High Level pleaded not guilty to aubstitute ‘ In letters sent to all circuit court prison. breach of peace charges and their {vesident, said the AMA had “ I’m going to let you servo it on made a carefuT scientific review judges and prosecutors yesterday, cades have been continued for Croton to Pay Baldwin and Rubinow said “De probation,’ ’ Durden said, making Jury trial next Tuesday at East of oral contraceptives. the probation condlUonal upon the WASHINGTON (A P) — Hartford. / Filt«r-Fb The study, ha said, “ has found lay and undue leniency’’ encourage disobedience of motor vehicle laws. defendants not violating vslid city Preisident Kennedy wiD ad George J. Brenza, 26, of 21B absolutely no evidence that the Qvil War Debt ordinances and general good Main SI., Edward G. Hatem, 35, of use til the oral contraceptive Baldwin reminded the Judges harior. dress the Amwican people on that they have the statutory power the national eeonomy by radio 228 Main St., and Robert E. Polo- caused Uie reported cases of PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Cashing The recorder said he did not witzer, 35, of 532 Goodwin St., / 3 Lead Seleirions thrombophlebitis.’’ to dismiss Juries which consist tnean King and the others would and television at 7 p.n. East* a war bond may seem like a sim ently acquit defendants in the face all East Hartford, were each orig Public concern over the re have to obey segregation prdlnimc- om Daylight Time Monday. inally charged on July 18 with ag Large 10-12 Lbs. ported cases led to a ban on the ple thing, but a Phoenix widow la of evidence which ie aufflclent to es already ruM unconnltutional NO M O N EY eatablish their guilt. gravated assault, following police / Automatic defrost sale of the drug in Norway. finding it a most frustrating ex by the'U.S. Supreme (fourt. In 1961, eaid Rubinow, 111 out Investigation into a July 15 South NO M O N EY Modium 6-10 Lbs. DOWN John G. Searle, president of the perience. It wasn’t learned Im m e^tely WASHINGTON (A P ) — Windsor incident in which Joseph / 2-door convenience o f 317 motorists accused of drunk whether the scheduled “ prayer pU- The factory work week ono 6 . D. Searle A Co., manufac- Mary C. Miner’s bond is a Civil en driving were acquitted and’^94 E. Pastula of South Windsor was DOWN Smell under 6 Lbs. / No ooib on back ,turers a t Enovid, said In a letter War debt certificate for $200. If it images’’ would be staged' after of the major economic indi- beaten up. of 492 accused epeêre were ac Sty Manager Steidien A. Rooe de fits flush asrainst to the compcuiy’a more than Is good, the principal and simple quitted. The percMitage of acquit catma bring cloady atndied Prosecuting attorney B. George 2 Weekly Or ^ 0 0 16,000 stockholders that intensive interest would amount to $1,282. nied permission for the protests. Gorsky today presented the men the wall tals is even higher this year, said King was arrested July 27 along by Prerident Kennedy for ita research was made Into the pos But she hasn’t been aUe to learn Rubinow. on the lessor ^ arge following a / 2 Wash Temps sibility of adverse side effects af whether the bernd. issued in 1868 with nine other Negroea They bearing'on a possible tax cut study on probable cause ordered / Adjustable door ter the company was told in De The reluctance of Juriea to con lined up on the sidewalk in front 8.50 Monthly ^ 2 ^ 0 by the City of Groton, Conn., is vict drivere accused of moving —dropped in July for tho by the court on July 19. (smell nick) shelves cember 1961 that two women who redeemable. of City Hall, intending to hold a 'third stn ^ h t nranth. Judge Searles Dearington to died in Loe'Angelea of pulmonary violations is apparently due to the 24-hour i»ayer vigil. Ttey were Mrs. Miner, w bo at 54 says she fact that conrtetion means loss of day, in setting the trial date, also embolism as a result of blood is too old to work and too young Jailed after refusing to leave. The Labor Department re* reduced the bonds for each from clotting had been taking Enovid. license. Baldwin and Rubinow said. Tried with King were the Rev, ported today the woik wdek $3,000 to $500. for Social Security, began her at Some Juries appear to regard this As a part of the research he Ralph D. Abernathy, an associate Other cases continued: ON ALL PARTS tempts to cash the bond last May. as unduly harsh punishment of King; W. G. Anderson, presi averaged 40.4 hours in July Until Aug. 23, Adam «B. Chris ■aid, a conference was held in Them e Jurists’junsu letter took note of or 18 minutes a week leas than Philadelphia last April at which dent of the Albany movement; and tie, 36, of 428 Hillstown Rd., for yr. and LABO R (Oonttaued «■ Page ■) the fa ct.tte t this year’s traffic Slater King, rice president of the in June. The work week usual* court trial to charge of driving FREE 1 Factory Service death t|||âB of yesterday, had organisation. ly declines between June and while under the Influence of llq- oomparsd to 150 at King testified the prayer vigil or of drugs; and Mrs. Isabel M. the eaaia date in 1661. was a last resort in’^fforts to gain July by 12 minutes. Spltko, 59, of 152 Charter Oak St. Endorsed for Senate Increases in the number of cars audience with the City 0>mmls- On a seasonally adjusted and John 8. Spltko, 58, same ad and drivers in Connecticut are not sion to talk over racial problems. basis the average factory dress, for court trials to respec enough to “account for the larger He reiterated that' he would be tive charges of operating an un G-E 6000 BTU Room 15 Cubic Ft. Chest-Type number of autmnobile fatalities cry .happy to leave Albany if he work week has now fallen registered motor vehicle . and ob we have suffered this year as ands in the' way ef good faith from 40.6 hours in May to taining money under false pre Kowalski Considers oompared with last year," the let egotiaUons. 40.5 in June and 40.4 in July. tenses. A ir Conditioner Freezer ter said. City Atty. H.‘ Grady Rawls maintained that the place to hold The work week is stiD at a iMve that raa»t- \ ■ very high level, howeve% Drinkingmg Blamed a prayer service was not In front Bid by Independents of City Hall. being the longest for July Hospital Notes WtIDGEPOR’f>RT (AP) — EYed- DELICIOUS, TENDER BEEF — yet priced way down to Only a small crowd attended the since 1950. erick D. P. Watson, 20, Ridgefield, hearing. Among the spectators visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for MBRIZDBiN (AP) — Congress-^similar to thoee held by Itapubll- had been drinking across the were 13' ministers from ether please your good sense of thrift Here’s a special of spedals all areas, except maternity where cans and Dsmedrata. state line in New Tortc Miortly states. Former Presidenta Harry Truman and Herbert Hoover meet this morning in front of WASHINGTON (AP) — man Frsift KowaUki said today before ha was USad in a one-cv they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:80 to 8 TIm prinatoM, altbongh geaer- The Intorracial group of clergy the Roosevelt Hotd, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for start of the ride to West Branish for the President Kennedy consulted th ^ bs wanted more < time to aeeldant. Coroner Isadora L. Kot- —a roast that looks and tastes like a million. Better buy two. p.m., and private rooms where ally progTSSMva, foiled to plsiee the men had planned to participate in dedication of the new Hoover Library. (AP Photofax.) his top economic advisers to they 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors think atx>ut an invltatiim to run IndSMuMtitt Maariy to the .right lar aaid yastarday. w ot ttie domonstraUena today. One for now. One to freeze. Mmmmmmm—smiles ahead! are rûeated not to snooke in pa for thh UG. Senate on an Inde Watson’s death, which ooourrad tgmrn • than a dooen clorgymon day on the question of a tax Of to lIRtid iR Of j^ t i c a l center. aariy on tha morning of July $6, tient’s rooms. No more than two Buf’iM^^nHMeMbe O t t party's irom as far away ae JUfo-JllngdfoL cut—« prospect now appar pendent party ticket. was liihmeB ’ Ola Intcodeatlon and No question, charcoal broiled steaks from Pinehurst are viaitors at one time per patirat. KowMski told newsmen by determined opposition to state and Hkw York have jslnsa the T o lôpk for World Peace South Koreans ently dimming — and w r e Patients Today: 184 Holds party conventions and called for ■paeding- wonderful, but have you ever tried charcoal broiled phone from Washingtmi that he fight against Albany’s sagrtgation were signs he might to befinre wanted to"talk with friends in the selection of candidates direct poUclos. the people on television. chuck roast, chuck steak or fresh Block Island Swordfish? ADMITTEai YESTERDAY: Mrs. 5 23 state over the weekend before primaries. Bogus $20 Pays Fina The domonstratkms were ealled Award Medal The Whi(e Rouse promised a Rosalind Smith, 9 Fern St., Rock making a decision. In addition to the Kowalski HARTFORD (A P )—Somebody for between noon and 6 p.m., statement which press secretary ville: Mrs. Ida King, 41 Edward Pounds backers 'knd the Hamden group, used a counterfeit $20 bill to pay timed to follow King’s trial in re Free Nations Council CHUCK ROAST St.; Tony TomolonLs, Broad Brook; NO M O N EY A refusal from the Congress- Pierre Salinger said would havs man-at-large could Jeopardize the there were strong contingents a fine in Circuit Court, leering corders Court. To UConn Grad some general relationship to the Michael Collins, 171 St. John St.; future of the party, since it is from West Haven and Milford. the state, that much poorer to A decision waa promised today Select a choice, tender Plne- pound. If using a fneat ther James Owens, Storrs; Mrs. Lorene day. ' President’s meeting with tax and 2 2 5 Weekly Or largely c o m p o ^ of Kowalski Richard F. Brennan o f Weat Ha SEOUL (AP) — First U . Ed economic experts from within and hurat chuck roast 3’/, to 4-in. mometer, it .will register 160- Stoddard, 369 Birch Mt. Rd.; Me DOWN No Money ven, .who ran for mayor recently Bank officials advised the Proposed by Hoover thick. Prepare charcoal fire by degreea fntemal temperature supporters who want to revive his (OenHnned on Eight) ward Broff recently became the without the government. linda Koeki, 92 Hemlock St.; Oscar Not exactly political career. as an independent, la temporary clerk’s ottice of Circuit Court 14 burning coals to red stage . . . when meat 1s done. Do not salt Chetelat, RFD 1; Elarle Keith, 351 Monthly Down as shown chairman of the group. that a idiony $30 bill waa used to first member of the U.S. military Asked whether the White House no black of the charcoal should meat before cooking. Hickory W. Center St.; Mrs. Mary Currie, 9.00 The Independent party was has asked for radio and television created here last night at a meet Herman Brunner of Weat Haven pay a fine Wednesday. WEST BRANCH. Iowa (AP) >' Acting as master of ceremonies here to receive South Korea's in show. Fire should be started at may*be added to the fire for 27A Bluefield Dr.; Eklward Tyrol, Tha bogus bUl . wasn’t discov EYom this peaceful village he time Monday night, Salinger told additional flavor. Turn meat ing of about 70 persons. Kowalski, was named chairman of the . plat Fugitive Spy was Adm. Lewis L. Strauss, chair dustrial service medal. least 30 minutes prior to cook ,Andover. 2 25 ^®**‘*^ ^10 00 ^'*®"****^ form committee, which is sup ered. however, until the court re knew as a hoy, Herbert Hoover reports: ” I couldn’t say anything ing. Place meat on hot cooking when half of cooking time has who lost the Democratic nom man o t the board of the Herbert The Korean decoration for me BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh posed to hold public hearings in ceipts were deposited in a Hart called today for a “ Council of Hoover Birthplace ' Foundation ritorious achievement in the in about that now.” grill t6 sear and seal in Juices. elapsed and continue cooking ter to Mr. and Mrs. Erneet C^rinl, ination for senator to former Wel To a questiem whether Ms use ef fare Secretary Abraham Ribicoff, several cities. ford bank the next day. Due on El A1 EYee Nations" to work for wbrld and Hoover's former secretary. dustrial field was' awarded to Cook over a alow fire, allowing until done. Columbia, 19-Inch G-E Portable Kowalski’s appeal for members peace. 28 minutes cooking time to the BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. was endorsed for the Senate. Strauss was chairman of the Broff in a ceremony held Aug. 4 Kowalski’s endorsement es of the party, aside from those (Oenthined en Page Eight) The former president, white- Atomic E n e rg y Commission, at the provincial governor’s of (Odatiaaed ea n ige Eight) and Mrs. Jerry Rojo, Tolland. haired and wispy-browed, made DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: G-E Console 4-Speed Stereo tranged some members of a dele like Eklward Shiok of New Britain Plane Tonight 1963-58. fice in Taegu, about 200 miles BEST CENTER CUTS—U. S. TOP CHOICE AND gation from Hamden. Three of iwho have been friends and sup- the suggestion from a flag-draped The return to West Branch re southeast of Seoul. TENDER SWIFT PREMIUM BEEF Austin Almon, 51 Mountain St., T V UHF^VHF platform he shared with one of his Rockville; Mrs. Charlotte Cercena, them promptly walked but, appar porters for some time, appeared LONDON (AP)—Britain’o called (or Hoovet “ a joyous child Goy. Park Kyiuig-won of Ky- ently unable to support a man ^ t h to lie primarily in his opp^tion successors in the White House, hood.” It was here, he said, that ongsang, Pukto province, pres Stafford Springs; Thomas Ray. 33 and midnight deadline for 13 A1 such a Liberal record in CJongress. to the leadership of the Dem Harry S. Truman. he picked potato bugs (or 10 cents ented the medal on behalf of act Bulletins Lyneas St.; Mrs. Veronica Boukus, News Tidbits Airline to ship Dr. Robert A. 10 Proctor Rd.; Mrs. Margaret The party adopted a set of ocratic party in Connecticut. The scene was the dedication of a hundred “ (or the serious pur ing President Gen. Chung M e e CHUCK ROAST ^59 “ princlpies’’ in lieu of a platform, Jamee J. Valenti, New Haven, a froa the AP Wires SoMen to the United States neared the Herbert Hoover ETesidential pose of buying firecrackers to ap Park. Culled from AP Wirea Metheny, 18 Ardmore Rd.; Francis Nolan, Upper Butcher Rd., Rock which it decided to develop —— today and an aviation source re Library in a serene park adjoining plaud the founding fathers on each The young American officer ville; Jeanne Foster, 50 Westmin through a series of public hearings (ConttBoed mm Pago Bgkt) port^ a strong possibility the the two-room cottage where Hoov EVjurth of July.” from New Britain, Cotin., arrived ster Rd.; Mrs. Ruth Pearson, 22 Two monkeys and four hamsters fugitive spy would be aboard the er waa bom 88 years ago today. RAIL BOONIMIT EMICKED SPARERIBS . Pinehurst Chester Dr.; Mrs. Anna Weiss, 190 drift across Canada in balloon to Israeli airline’s night flight for At front were six high school (Ooatinned on Page Bight) (Continued on Page Eight) omOAGO (A P)— UJS. Olst. CONN. FRESH EHdridge St.: EYank Gauthier, 625 day in third ef series ef high-alll New To(k. bands and thousands of fellow Judge Joeeph Sam Perry grant CHICKEN LEGS W. Middle ’Tpke.; George Thomp Deadlock Deepens tode fonts nnneldu'ed A prelude to There waa no confirmation from lowans who had come to honor ed a temporary inJuactlM today BREASTS son Jr., EScho Dr., Vernon; Mrs. lunar flight .... PubUc El Al, however, and no indication the 81st president in, as he noted, the gathering shadows of his life. to operating railrend untons. The LIVERS Helen Pllkaltls, 11 EJnglewood Dr.; 2 2 5 Weridy Or Health Service says American that It would modify its refusal to ‘ r e StiU Like Ifcc’ ruling bnra introdnetion o t new Chix Gizzards ...... lb. 25c LONDON BROIL William Porter, 50 Milford Rd.; babibs bom last year have a life take Soblen to America. The village backdrop of flags and bunting and simple frame management econ om y rales Chlx W in g s...... lb. 25c Ann Hansen. 41 Fulton S t; Mrs. Reds Reject U.S. Plan expectancy of 70.2 years, tbe first The Israeli goverhment in pending nppenL The order could Seasoned, Ready To Broil. Those who have been using this, recommend it highly Alice ESliott and son. Hillside Man' estimate tapping tbe TD-year-mvk. structed the airline previously houses had a holiday flavor but . . . those who have not tried London Broil, ask how to Weekly Or Monthly the guest o t honor’s main theme delay appUeatton of the expense LAMB. PATTIES ..lb. 39c or Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Betty Luty 9 Sixty-piece Italian brass band that if SoMen was put aboqrd slaaUng program, which would cook it. We always remind them that London Broil, and'son, Wapping: Mrs. Joan Lin- 2,50 1100 serenades Jacqueline Kennedy to New York flight, tM other pas was serious. Ike Visits Elizabeth, Order ground beef in»bulk whether you use Boneless Chuck Steak or Center Shoulder eventnidly knock ont 65,666 Jobs. gard and son, 47 M va rd St.; Mrs. day srith a tu ^ eaalled “ t a Ken- sengers should be removed and “ We must realise," said Hoover, The esrriera had plaaaed to put or patt.v form . -i-r------Clod, is not a tenderloin. The beat cooks tell us they Cart>l Helm and aon, 18% Lilley For 2ione N-Inspection as she sratched from Sohlen taken to Israel. *11011 the United Nations has marinate it in wine or by their favorite method . . . and the new rulee hi efleet next Lean Chuck ground lb. 79c. St.; Mrs. Jeanne Mohette and p v ^ t of her vacation villa at “ We have no booking for Dr. failed to give us even a remote Thuizday. Tbe five operating good luck is sure if you add Adolph's tenderizer which daughter, Ellington; Mrs. Helen Ravello .... Gen. Alfred M. Soblen, but there ar4 a few seats hope of lasting peace. Instead, it Churehill in London Pinehurst 59c grade ground is made from the Juice Of the papaya melon. Slice your VFFSALA. Sweden (A P)—A brotberboods new WiD take to O’Brien and daughter, 50 Croft FREE Delivery and Installation Anywhere I »bdt Arould not be aliowad to make Gnienther, head of the American remaining,” an B3 Al spokesman adds to the diuigSrs of wars the U.8. Circuit Court of Ap- ..beef, special 49c. 10 lb. lots London Broil very thin when serving. Dr.; Mrs. OaU Brovm and daugh new nuclear exploMon In the So any Investigntion whatever in the Red Croes, says adults should take said. which now surround us.” viet Novaya Zendya region- was peala an earUer raUag by Judge 14.50. ter, Coventry; Mrs. Ann Delaney other eight sones. As disarma a Msnter fotorast In yoong people “ This is an e x tre m e delicate The Communist countries, he LONDON (AP)—Former Presl-ftMrs. Elsenhower were at Buck- Perry denyliig tbeir suit to oat- Rib Lamb C hops...... lb. 89c and aon, 'Thompsonville. ragiatosed today by the Seis- ment progreaaea. Dean said, the if America is to be kept strong. matter involving three govern said, “ have destroyed the useful TOP QUALITY—TENDER mological Institution at Uppsala dent Dwight D. Eisenhower had Ingham Palace, the grandchildren Isw the Job oaneellations. DISCHARGED) TODAY; Russell inspectors would be aliowad to en Donald Messier, 14, of Detroit, ments," a qualified ariatlon ness of the United Nations to pre lunch at Buckingham Palace with went sightaeeing by car. lb . Merk, 29 Talcott Ave., Rockville; Unlverst^. ter additional zones. Dean com source said. *T am not at liberty serve peace.” MIRACLE WHIP SHOULDER STEAKS 59c A oommuniqoe said it 'took loses right thumb and suffers Queen EUizabeth H today and The Eiaenhowera rode to the E81E8, AIDE INDICTED John DeQuattro, 124 Constance Your Choice 23 inch GE Television pared this to the MwipHny tech severe cut when homemade rodeet- to divulge anything >definite.” In suggesting a Council of EYee then called on his old friend. Sir palace in a New York taxi which quart 49c plaee at 10 a m , local time — 4 DALLAS (AP) — A federal Dr.; Anthony Jaworskl, Hartford; nique used for production diecks isiuirhlng devlee blows up .... But he adrissd newsmen to be Nations, Hoover made' it clear he Winston Churchill. is used 1^ thi U.S. Embassy in a m . E8T. Ita atreaght was eaU- in industry. at London Airport for the pane’s did not intend that it should re- grand Jury indictod BUUe 8el INELESS CHOICE Joseph Simon, 17 Legion Dr., Ver Thunderstorms lash Ozark M t Eisenhower drove to London’s Estes, toe Peeoe, T'ex., promoter, BISQUICK non; Mrs. Ruth Kibbe, Ellington; Console ''Low-Boy" ihatsd at three nwgatons. Zorin repeated tha Soviet argu 6 p.m. (8 p.m. Eastam' Standard jdace the U.N. But, he said, it n e UJS. Atomie Energy Oom- area in Missouri, damsging vaca Middlesex Hospital in mldafter^ (Continued on Page Bight) today on charges ef wOfUDy fll- STEAKS lb . 89c Mrs. Anna Karvelis, 62 Doming St.; ment that the Waatvn plan was tion res(»to and JdlUng at least Time) departure time. 'should step in’’ when the U.N. noon in an American Bhnbassy large 39c said the Sovieta sat atf ‘There is a strong posribllity foils to act or is "prevented from iag false statomento with the Mrs. Theresa Ebert, East Hart merely a method to Mip eqiion- two pessons. car' escorted by two motorcycle Commodity Oedit Corp. Estes a bkMt la tka SO-megaton range at,e agents into the Sovlat Union. that Dr. Soblen will bo on it,” he taking action’’ to preserve peace. Shurfine 46-oz. ford; Mrs. Mary' Dcmahue, 108 wqnal to the power of 30 niU- More fliaa half the land needed police. was Indictod on three eounto al- CENTER SLICES CaiO ICE Fallmor Dr.; Mrs. Madeline Pratt, Inspection even of one sotae would ■’The time is here w h en , i t the -Sir Winston, 87, recovering in Bon tons of TNT— Sunday and (or CJape (fonaveral. expansion has Britain’o Homo Office set free nations are to survive, they Prayers Feud legtng the .fotemeate were filed TOMATO JUICE 164 Cooper Hill S t: Miss Nancy give Westem Intelligence an in- been purchased and dredging tor the boqpltal siBce June'29 from Dec. Sl,-19Se: June 3S. IM l; and ■ lb . hiM kaather teat In the low-kilo- aight into a good deal of Soviet Wednesday midnight os the dead must have a new and stronger 3 cans 79e SHOULDER CLOD 1.19 HalUn, 18 Hollister St.; George tan range Tnea«kqr. meen rocket lawnrhiag pnfo is broken hip, was reported to be Nov. a s, 1961. Mem indletod waa Kennedy, 515 Hilliard St.; Mrs. real estate, ha aald. and a com line for El Al to fly Soblen to worldwide organizatiem,’’ Hoover out of bed and sitting up in a eapeeted to gw fd a t eonlnct In a New. Tech hut extended it until said.- Touches Part Robert Earl Cfonienfo ef Amaril Mary Stoetzner, 30 Mountain St, OKNEVA (AP) — The SovlM parative nlctura of Soviet defense few msnths. Army engineers re chair. His wfe,' Lady CburchUl, lo, a dvle leader a*d Rockville; Murvll Burnett, 20 Instailationa throughout the coun port ___ Sir Laurence Olivier For purposes of this discussiati visited him a short time before 237 Union rejected today an Ameri (OsntkMMd On Pnge Etoren) of toe ence-fomed try. Eisenhower arrved and said Sir PINEHURST NATIVE SUNKIST Thompson JSt, Rockvlllb; Mrs, named lin t dfreiefoi of Britaia’s I may call it the ‘Council o t Free Of U.S. Anthem plan for old age prasinas Ctom- Priscilla Ather and daughter, 297 can iHKqxMal for zimal inspection The American proposals thus new National Theetee. Nations..’ It should include only Winston *‘seems a lot better and enta was Indicted on live nnnnti E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs^ Claire La- to supervise world disarmament constitute “ a g o ^ {dan for peopls Senate subcommittee plans early those who are willing to stand iqi is happy.” of interslato transpartaUea ef.p UHF-VHF and fight for their freedom.” EUsenhower waa greeted by loud ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — James YELLOW CORN ear LEMONS Breck and daughter, East Hart Soviet Deputy Fbrelgn Minister seeking military infonnation for fognlry Into anciear tost sllnatlsn, Rails Defend.Drive E. Allen, state education % commis fraudulent security. * For Old Fashioned ford. Valerian A Zorin described as un aggreaatve purposes.'* ha addi inchuUng disarmament and arms Hoover said he would not have cheers from a crowd of 2(X> as he entered the hospital. He respond sioner, says he hopes to reach a Lemonade acceptable an American formula Orglhally, Weatan plans, eailad contrd developments and radioae- To Cut 65,000 Jobs the council replace the United Na- CANTOR GRAVELY MX AVAILASLE IN MAHOGANY, Uons, but would design it to step ed by giving the crowd his decision soon in the latest flareup PINEHURST CRISP FRESH whereby a country's territcuy for an enUrs nation to be open ttve follaut...At 106. m iiam Mai- of the school prayer controversy. HOIXYWOOD (AP) — Bddto Vignone Renamed wtts of Detroit starts and flnishes in when the United Nations is fomlUar two-handed wave and should be q>Ut up into aaveial to diaannament inapactors for CHICAGO (AP)—The nation’s It now involves the Star Spangled Cantor's fondly says the eeme- WALNUT or OAK (ILOND) Sanaa for sampling checks by tn- each day with shot of wMAy, and prevented from acting or foils, to smiled to hospital employes and dlan U too 10 to attend privato vartfication of forcea and nnna- railroads plan to out their work office workers nearby who were Banner. • NATIVE CUCUMBERS each To Check Records tematioial teams to make sure a msnts. sometimes broods about SO-cent act to preserve peace. funeral servlees today for Ida DOZ. loan he says Henry. Ford aever re force by about 10 per cent In an leaning from windows. Allen heard arguments Thurs eoimtry Is really disarming. effort to reduce operating costs. The Hoover library made of na wife, Ida. Cantor, .76. eoHspsed Weekly Or Monthly The Wastem nuclear comprom paid Um. tive limestone, is the fourth of the The former president and his day in a ' hearing requested by la n state ef shock when tsU hfo General Manager Richard Mar Zorin, on Thursday rejected a James K. Wtdfe, spokasman for wife lacked the lively company of 13,00 ise plan was qfiumed Thursday by Jubilant railway imion leaders in ]r. jidentlal libraries, created by Miriam Rubinstein of HicksvlUe, wife ef 48 years, atoe 76. died of tin has reaiînted Rudolph A. NO MONEY DOWN 3.00 Western oompromiae proposal for Zorin avan before. Dean bod a the railroads, told a UJI. District Prince Philip at the palace L.I., who asked the commissioner Vignone, 52 Park. St, as the ex Montreal hail their new Job secur I Congress to *make the. records a heart attack Wedaeedsy to We continue our low price on gallons of Hood Milk, 76c a gallon and re a nuclear test ban. Re refused chancovto ouUina it. It called for Court bearing Thursday that the iunebeon. . tr prohibit use of the-last stanza their heme; Osaler, also snffor- aminer of public records, ity pact tor protection against au economy drive eventiially would of White ' House administrations peat the special on FroMn Shurfine Orange Juice. 6 cans 99c and Pict- tiien ev«n to talk about intema- few v control poets to dstoct il- U m queen’s husband, the con (X the national anthenv'as a pray tog from a heart aBssenk wan He will examine the records be tkmal inspecUems on Soviet anil. tomation as pattern for otiier rail eliminate amne 65,000 Joto. available to the American people, versational dynamo at most Buck sWeet French Fries, 4 pkgs. 69c l^ a l nuelaar bhuds and fowar on- way woricers throughout .Western the n e w structure occupies 6,500 er in HicksvUle schools. gtvea a eciatlve and pat to bod. September. • a x WASHER 'Sir MM OASIIRYCR Today’s Western psopoaM con rita ii^wetions af auspIctouB The court battle in . which five ingham Palace’ meals, was sailing His $300 fee has been set aside in Seclaimed world . . . Canada’s Prime Minis operating unions, representing square feet and a seetmd unit of Use of the stanza as a prayer tained in America’s three-stags events. S t the Royal C ow ea Regatta, and was approved by tbe Hlcksville 4,666 IN AIR DROF the town clerk’s budget' for the disarmament program was de ter Jdm G. Dlefenbaker shuffles 210,000 woriiers, are attempting to' 9,000 square feet is planned. getting a ducking when his boat current fiscal ysar. • a x CONSOLE TV 1MM HASRANBE Z orin once agMn adamantly re sabintt. moving Donald Fleming block the proposed (Hsmlsssls con Already functioning are the li Board of Sklucation a few days SUMTER, 8. cL (A F )— UJk signed to meet some objections capsiz^. after the U.S. Supreme Court Speeialf! DHF-VHT RANGE fused to c o m i^ bis - fovammsnt out of finance ministry he head^ tinues today. Tbe unions ore aedi- braries of Presidents EYanklin D. A palace ^xAesman described FIRST and SECOND CUTS against unlimited inspections of t- the principla of ctanpulaory In- ruled last June that '‘official” BLOCK ISLAIND FRESH Soviet torritory. during perennially unbalanced ing a temporary court order to Roosevelt, Harry 8. Truman and the luncheon as ” a small gather a oenatorattaek. tGfuatloiuUl tenpoctici M d reject* budgets and devahtoUon of Canadi preewrve prseant railroad woric Dwight D Ehsenhower. prayers were not to be offered in ‘bggreeeto'* 'tm ea The Western formula waa out- ing—and a very quiet one.” SWORDFISH, lb . 99c BLOCK CH U CK ROAST, lb. 49c A b o u t T ow n ad tbe antiraW aafon iocmula as an doOar. ruloa until tbe Job ieoue can be Truman was listed among toe One of Ike’s old friends, Brig. public schools, JoMph ti. Cata the torgsst nlr Mnad by UJS. Ambassador Artinu’ 'Just the aid Aqaislcaa pwJtinn lUcbord A Brooks, Si, of 8 t' Al eettled by a U g h ec cpurL guest speoksn. lano, the board’s attorney,, said. Moviea w4U be shown at Center ■ . Dean bkfora file 68tti idsnaty G en . Sir James Gault, accompaai- dolled tto hi a new gtâa to do- bans, V t, vnploys of Vormont Tbe carricra fohnt on tmmediato Today's ceremonies in Weat ed the Easenbowers 'to the palace, Oztalano said it is his belief Um fooM Sootetoiy Path tonight at 8:80. The recrea 713 MAIN ST. MI 9-0665 or MI 9-052S aesaioa of tim 174iation disanna- eeiva the neutrals.’ ’ - Highway, Dofiartment, killed whoa redaaelficatian ef work rtlea that Branch, triiere Hoover qwnt' the Supreme. Court outlawed use of a tion department sponaon tbeaa and sat in for Prince Philip. g o o d A ^ e a r inent talks. “ From all tiiat w« bava baard,’ ’ Ua car ‘oraHwe Isle trbo in St would make oheolete tbe Jobs first 10 years of his life, included Eisenhower, with ids wife- and prayer proposed and. recommend^ Lemnitver, moviea for diikiren; they are car MANCHESTER Open Tonight tiU t PJML Dean migs-ested the big powers’ Zorin eaid. “ It is c le v that on the Albans . . . Bow York GUy health some 40,000 firemoi who proenUy presentation of the honorary, de grandchildren—Barbara Anne, 13, ed by the State Board of Regents Jelat Chit toons arid comedies lasting about tetrttorles l';e c'vided info cine basts of the propa'Ala wlitdi Mr. dspartmont hao now rOgulatton'ro- ride in tbe cabe ot diesel looomo- grees to. him, one from the Uni because It was composed by state PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. 45 minutes. Earl . Moore is in and David, 14—arrived Thursday SERVICE STORE aboas. In the flrat p v t of dtsazma- Ooaa has broiMbt' tea m Whshliw* qunirig drug mawufacturoro to dfo- ttvee. versity of lOssonri and the other nlriit from Paris for a 12-day officials. ^ charge o t the idiowing. In oast of want tatemational inspastors would from Waritingtea Utatverslty ki.St sentimental visit to Britain. While Corner Main and Turnpike Open Tonight and Friday TUI 9 rain, they will be .riiowa aaxt bo antMlai to snMr wa 1 Em fon isr ahis< aaesuttve and .4 0