VOL. LXXX, NO. 280

At UN in 3 Weeks State News

Roundup Fishing Boat

Rusk to Meet

Pair Sentenced

For Altering Own With Gromyko Primary Papers After Crash with Dr agger

Washington, Aug. 29 the General Awembly eewlon get* Hartford, Aug. 29 {!P)— under way Sept. 19. • . r , A . c r .Circuit Court Judge Erving A U.S. spokesman said today ' KUSK Rusk reports to President Ken- „ the western Big Four have nedy at the White House today foi-' Pru> n today imposed 60-day lowing his New York meeting yes-: .suspended .sentences and ?o0 ; Police Ordered tentatively agreed to hold a Party Craft western foreign ministers terday with If.N. Secretary Gener- fines on two East Hartford riv . fT ' 1

meeting on Berlin in advance Am?i^sa?orAraTE^“ stevrnC ''- : P’^^ded guilty to the ; 1 Q I y CI 1 OUffh

of the U.N. General Assembly T h e pt^slbnuy oT an in fo rm a l, charge of unlawful alteration & Sinks After session starting Sept. 19. Rusk-Gromyko parley remains an : o f primary Jietitions. “ i f ’ depending, among other Robert U. Shea, 18’ 2 Gold St,, Over Holiday The foreign affairs chiefs things, on whether Gromyko shows and Joseph J. Palenza, 16 Arbulis of the United Stales. Britain. up for the U.N. fall meeting. A St., had been arrested on Aug. 7 Boston, Aug. 29 (/P)— New 10 Minutes France and W est Germany ---- ^---- , on charges of perjury stemming England jwlice and auto reg- presumably would meet in (Continued on Page Three) ! from alleged vioiation of the circu------— ------I oath. istry forces prepared today Block Island, R. I., Aug. 29 either Washington or New I Chief Prosecutor Eugene T. Kel- for rigid enforcement of traf- (/P)— A 60-foot party fishing York although the exact de- l.v recommended that the original fic controls over the Labor boat out of Montauk Point, N. tails have not yet been set. he East Red Kills plea of not guilty to the perjury Day weekend in the wake of a Y., with 49 passengers and a said. charges be erased and that the crew of three, and a fishing two men be given an opportunity traffic fatality toll of 26 in dragger collided in thick fog Paris. Aug. 29 (/P)— France Refugee in Try to plead to the new charge. the region last weekend, stale troopers of the six state.s today four miles southwest of has agreed with other we.st- The pro.secutor noted that the statute under which they were ar-| patrol the main highways in Block Island. The party boat em powers on an informal To Swim West rested was "too gencrai" and the police, using eqiiip- sank. All aboard were saved. probe of Russia’s position for state would have to prove “ feloni-; and hehcop-• Six persons suffered minor signs of an acceptable basis Berlin. Aug. 29 (.iPi- Communist Shl P«'irz"Ma-a-sachuseUs C’ommi.ssioner ot: injuries. to negotiate a settlement of militiamen today shot and killed Shea and Palenza. 'Public Safety Frank S. Giles has. Capt. Raymond F. Browning a refugee trying to swim across the Berlin and German ques- Seilion 9-35.) iindti which the> jjj,(jgj.p^ every available state po- skipper of the dragger Anna Grace, the Teltow Canal to West Berlin, entered pleas of guilty specifically | onto the highways for; tions, French sources said to- said his radar was not working. western police reported. outlines their alleged violation. One of his crewmen, Robert E. The Communists captured an- duty. Troopers normally a.ssign day. In recommending the 60-day ed to plainclothes detective duty Champlin, 31, said the radar had The French feel it is still other refugee fleeing with him. not been working for two weeks. Firemen from both East and suspended sentences and the fines al.so will join the highway force. too soon to commit the West to the court, Kelly said “The slate All days off have been canceled. Capt. Joseph L. Behan, skipper West grappled for the body. to formal negotiations. This was the second Incident of feels this is a serious matter. How'- In Maine, the trooper force as of the Joshua B., declined to an- ever. both men have suffered pun- well as all uniformed state em- swer questions concerning his radar Its kind within a week, I.,ast ployes, inchiding game wardens, Thursday Red railway police fire ishment from the time this mat- equipment. Both vessels had three Washington, Aug. 29 <^)— ter was publicized." will be utilized. crewmen. killed a man trying to swim to Connecticut will have hundreds Secretary of State Dean Rusk safety across the Humboldt barge Defense Atty. Richard M. Rit- Browning said he was steering of auxiliary troopers assigned with his vessel and swung to look at his may meet with Soviet For- harbor in what was once the cen. tenband. Hartford, ligreed with the chief prosecutor. He com- its 47.5 regulars. Loran set—a device for fixing the eign Minister Andrei Gromy- ter of the city. New Hampshtre. where eight boat’s position. When he looked up, The U.S. Berlin garrison’s latest mented the publicity ha.- been, ko in about three weeks to died in last weekend's tra(fir, will he said, he saw the Joehua B.—too reinforcements, after days of lec. "unfortunate.” He noted that sound out the Russian posi- see state troopers working extend- late to avoid hitting her. tures and aight.seeing^ went children of one of the men had ed shifts. A passenger aboard the Joshua tion on Berlin negotiations, through their first field test of been subjected to ridicule by Brazil's three military chiefs who are attempting to block Vice President Joao Goutart from suc- More than 100 state policemen . said she was struck amidships. informed sources said today. combat readiness within Berlin. friends and the wife of one of the using radar will patrol Vermont ceeding to the pre.sidency. are shown in Brasilia, the nation's capital. From left are Gen. Odylic The Anna Grace stood by to aid The meeting reportedly would men had to leave the state due highways and in Rhode Island. 115 Deny.>!. war minister; Brigadier Grun Moss, air chief, and Adm. Silvio Heck, navy. (AP Photofax in rescue operations and was as- take place at United Nations as (Gontinned on Page Eight) to the publicity and pressure of state troopers will be out in full via radio from Rio de Janeiro, i sisted by a Coast Guard patrol the case. force. boat. The rescued were brought to Shea and Palenza had been cir- Massachusetts Commission- Block Island. culators of petitions for themselves er Giles said It is planned to have Dr. Mauricio Goldberg, Block GM Seen UAW Choice Confusion in Brazil G. M. Williams and other liemocratlc primary can- ham radio operators stationed at Island town physician, said six or didates. The alleged violations crucial points to .relay reports im- seven persons were taken to his stemmed from signatures w’hlch mediately if traffic bottlenecks de- office—apparently suffering from the two men had gathered as cir- velop. Hit in Face by immersion and exposure, abrasions culators. “Road Watch" operations, in or bruises. He said one might hava Auto Workers Pick which drivers are halted for in- Kubitschek Backs a leg fracture. White African 164 to 169 spection, also w'ill be conducted in A little g;lrl, passenger on tha various spots. Giles said. Joehua B. said she was one of a Hartford. Aug. 29 (jPi—The State Clement A. Riley, MaasachusetU Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia, Aug. party of four on their first fishing Motor Vehicle Department’s dally Strike Target Today Claims by Goulart 29 (A’ \ — G. Mennen "Williams was trip. She said she was out on deck 4K - r J record of antomobll* fatalities thus (Oontinoed on Page Three) when the other vessel came out of. far thi.s year and the total on the reported punched in the face at the fog. same date last year: Lusaka Airport la.st night by 1960 1961 29 (./F-4 Goulart to dash for Brazil and Another survivor—also uniden- Detroit, Aug. 29 t^’i—The United^Denise said yesterday his com- Rio de Janeiro. Aug. white man who disapproved of 'U.S. tified — said eight persons wera Auto Worker* union today picks Killed ...... 164 169 claim the presidency detgiite the pany was preparing no new offer Former President Juscelino Ku- policy in Africa. thrown into the water. which ot the Big Three automaken and did not plan submitting any Death G>unt 9 military oppoeition. bitschek today threw his weight A spectator said the hands of "When the rescued were brought it may atrlke at 12:01 a.m. Friday suidi in advance of today’s target- Donkey Returned Aide.s said he is considering .sev- the a.ssailant of the assistant seC' in support of new contract de- behind lefti.st Vice President Joao eral po.s.sibIe solutions to the crisis picking meeting of the UAW relary of state for African affairs (Oontinoed on Page E^ght) mands. board. Offers of the Big Three Nefr London. Aug. 29 (iPt —The As Jet Severs Goulart for the Brazilian presi- brought about by the resignation customer casually gave his order were left covered ivith blood. Speculation haa snowbaUed that closely parallel each other. TTieir dency. of Janio Quadros as president last I Williams did not mention any there will be a strike when current top bargainers confer with each yesterday to Albert F. Shaaha, Friday. cooking hamburgers and hotdoga Cable Car Line Goulart reaffirmed his inten- such incident and he showed no 3-year contracta run out at mid- other. Goulart emphasized that he at Mar-Gra Drive-In, 272 Pequot tions to mark time in Pari.s. sign of having been roughed up night Thuraday unless General Mo- The Big Three proposed to con- thought a solution was near but when he arrived a few hours later tors, Ford and Chrysler Improve on Ave. Chamonix, France, Aug. 29 Kubitschek said he talked to the declined to elaborate. tinue an annual 7-cent hourly “I’ll have a hotdog,” he said. at Leopoldville, The Congo, for BiiRetins the wage package they offered a productivity wage increase and a —Nine persons were reported vice president by telephone and Angry congressmen in Brasilia, refuelling stop on his way back week ago. Then he pointed to the roof. assured him of his .support. Then Called from AP Wires current cost-of-living escalator, killed today when a low-flying jet the nation's capital, named a multi- to Washington. Tlie Lusaka ac- General Motors, the giant of the “And give one to my donkey, aircraft severed the cable of a he announced plans to go to party commission of eight senators but with a proviso the latter could too." he added. count came out after hi.s plane left Industry, ranks No. 1 in speculation advance no more than six cents in mountain suspension car systenri. Brasilia where Congress was em- and eight deputies to study the Leopoldville and reporters there on which of the three would be “At first, I thought there was tumbling one cabin 200 varda into \ broiled in a bitter dispute with SCHOOL BILL BACKED three years. They also proposed to something w'rong with the guy," position of the three service chiefs had no chance to a-sk him about struck. The Detroit Free Press said broaden fringe benefits and to a valley. military rhief.s who have baiTed who say they are barring Goulart WaohingtOD, Ang. 29 ijrt— flhB Shasha said. returning to the It.l today; “GM ia certain to be the give half-pay ‘for any hours fewer Other cars were bashed against | j from from coming back for security The former Michigan governor, Honse Edwstloa Committee to- target.” In 1955 and 1968 Ford was Shasha w'en to the rear of the country. day approved the admlidstra- than 36 in a .short workweek, stand and looked at the roof, any- a giant outcropping called the ' reasons. Many congressmen said accompanied by his w'ife, Nancy, the target. • Gros Rognon (Big Kidney I when Goulart, wealthy rancher and the military leaders were flouting tlon’s Compromise Sald ’ minimizing the rellglotM issuet k n o w n Congress instructed the commis- troubled continent. He is returning today (7 p.m. EDTi and is expect- inadequate " at the time. 1.4tter he ; it wa-s the same bronze statue how manv were injured W n the ; would remain in Pans to Chairman Adam C ls ^ n Powell, termed the .4.MC settlement; of a donkey which was stolen over . sion to accept, reject or come up home by way of FTankfurt, Ger- ed to authorize strikes against all cars slammed against the rocks “ "'ait the development of the sit D-N. Y., predicted the keiy MU, “worth a great, great deal more i the weekend from the front lawn I with another recommendation to many. but also told workers at two to in 'White Valley tVaile Blanche i. uation. which Includes federal money for than GM, Ford and Chrysler of- of the summer home of Secretar>’ He returned today from an I override the one interim President Police arre.stcd a suspect and withhold action. The third would The glassed-in cabins are drawn Rainieri Mazzilli forwarded to construction of pubUc sdmols, be struck in hopes of winning a fered." j of Health. Education and Welfare overnight vi.sit with hi.s children then freed him pending further In- up the steep mountain side on congre.ss from the service chiefs vestigation. They declined to give wUI pass in the House "with eery pattem-aettlng contract for all of Denise said yeslerdhy there is. and Mrs. Abraham A. Ribicoff, 40 who are vacationing in Spain. minor changes.” Bat Rep. Peter flexibility within the framework i Mott Ave. pylonfi by an engine at the base His statement seemed to nile out yeeterday. his name. the Big Three. of the mountain. A cabin normally Some political leaders were re- Witnesses said the assault took Frellnghuysen, R-N. L , speaking National councils of the union’s for the moment any attempt by for committee RepubUeans, said (Oontlnnesl on Page Eight) carries about four passengers, us- ported favoring an amendent to place in view of Sir Evelyn Home, GM, Ford and Chrysler Depart- (Conttnoed on Page Three) governor of this Central African he had never seen “sach abose of ments meet in advance of the ex- ually skiers and sightseers. the constitution which would take the legtslattve process.” It was reported some 90 sight- executive powers away from the Federation Territorj-, shortly be- ecutive board session and arc ex- fore midnight. The governor was pected to mibmit formal requests seers were stalled in cabins still pre-sident and turn to form a prime WITNESS TAKES FIFTH swinging between pylons. On some mini.stership. with'an official party bidding fare- for strike authority. Department With White House Assist News Tidbits Wsahington, Aug. 29 (JPb— chiefs have said they would recom- pylon systems each section Ls safe- Under the Brazilian system, the well to Williams. from the AP Wires Reporters got this account from Thomas F. Kelley Sr., head of a mend this. ty-locked against failures on president exercises strong powers big Chicago race wire service, Workers in plants of all three others, similar to that of the U S. presi- one man at the airport; dent. i “I was In the airport bar having took the 6th amendmeat today comipaniea have voted overwhelm- A police helieopler with first aid when asked wheUm he so in- ingly to walk out, if necesaarj-, Met Opera Prepares workers was sent immediately to House Education Committee is Reports from Brasilia said Gou- i a drink when a man came into the timidated an employe that the expected to act favorably on two lart and the military chiefs might 1 bar and ordered drinks all around. to back up demands for improve- the scene. man tried to commit saldde ments In wragea and fringe bene- The plane was unofficially identi- bills that embody what Is left o f ; rather than testify before Sen- administration’s Federal Aid to (Continued on Pag® Three) fits. fied as a French military jet craft (Continued on Page Fifteen) ate crime investigators. Kelly of the Fourth Escadrille based at Schools Program, Washington re- [ told the Senate inveetigatloaa Strike authorization and the For Another Season ports. .. .Airplane hijacking could i------picking of a target would not mean Luxeil. It returned .safely to base. subcommittee that answers to The accident occurred in clear, necesaarily there would be a atrike. this and practically every ques- Current contracta have been ex- New York, Augfi. 29 liF)—Met-«>was assigned to the Metropolitan sunny weather, above ah enormous awaftlng President Kennedy’s Mx- l Rocky Wants Him to Run tion asked of him might tend to glacier. nature, after Congressional ap- Incriminste him. A U g, balding tended In the past when there was „p.liu. Op,r. .„cu.,v.. proval yesterday .... Former laat-mlnute advancement toward Police said the cabin which drop- man with a fringe of gray hair, ed against the clock toda\ in ar (rate. Both side.s agreed to ac- j p^d like a stone into White Valley Teamsters Union' busine.ss agent, new' ones. KeUy sat impassively at the Mg ranging a 1961-62 season m a d e : rept whatever Goldberg decides j carried six passengers. Presum- Peter E. Petermen, winsf $50,000 witness table as the suboom- The UAIW and American Mo- damges from union in breach of Nixon May Enter Race tors Corp., fourth largest auto ' possible with While House aid. 'is fair. Goldberg .said he will start |ahiy. all these were killed. The mittee heard toetimony that tha h^i‘irder,“reachVd"VgVeera?nt'satur-i The target date is the origin- arbitration hearings here tomor-, other three fatalities apparently contract suit in Los Angeles court. employe. Frank W . Ly “ I think he’ll Uke it,” Rockefel- Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ang. for each of three years smd broad- of a contract deadlock witti the important to the nation, the let- Aires. .Secretary of Commerce ler said. He added that he consid- }>• increases layoff pay, pensions I musician.s union, Former Vice President Richard Z9 (JP) — President Artnro Fron- ter.s .said. “ I am glad we have j „ JHlllTinnSi Luther H. Hodges says in Wash- M. Nixon still isn’t saying whether ered the former 'Vice President as dizi hantod for a new foreign and other fringes. .o, Secretary of I.jibor Arthur J. all found a way for it to continue. C s l C U U I I a Y U lI lix llS ^ lng:ton that his department Is be- he’ll run for governor of California, Goldberg, who worked out an titular head of the GOP, but added minister today to replace Adolfo The UAW now is demanding Kennedy called the Met “ a great |-^t TJ ing doubly careful these days in but If he does, he’s assured the full he did not believe in “ monolithic that the Big Three meet or better agreement between the Mel and Mugica, who talked too much. cultural resource of the United lisO JlYCSlallS OarCU handling applications for exports support of hi.s ex-bos.«, Dwight D. partie.s.” the AMC agreement economically, the union representing its 92-mem- State.s" and “ a trulv international _____ Muglca had been on Ms way out to iron curtain countries.. Party Eisenhower. When asked about Rockefeller’s since ho reported a week ago via profit-sharing or otherwise. her orchestra, said; of 24 American teachers arrives “If Mr. Nixon wants my advice “ I think it is quite evident we insmution. Cleveland. Aug. 29 Jame.s , statement, Nixon brushed it aside that Cuban Economlo Chief The Big Three haa said it has no The musicians, who.se ba.sic j., jjj president of Rand ' in Tanganjnka to teach secondary about his running for governor of by praising the Nrw.' York gov- intention of writing profit-sharing can all look forward to anollier Erne* to (Che) Guevara and weekly wage was SI70 last season, Development ’coi-p., said la.st night 1 schools for next year. I California, I’ll be glad to give it to ernor. into a wage contract. succe-ssfiil Metropolitan season," Richard Goodwin, Preeldent originally demanded an increase | anti-cancer serum developed Communist Yugoslavia's capital him,” Eisenhower told newsmen “Gov. Rockefeller seems to be Kennedy’s special asstotant for For vice presiden Malcolm L. . Met general manager Rudolf to $268. Concessions were piade , jjy Cleveland scientist and r e -' of Belgrade blos.soms out in flags last nightAS he and Nixon stood on doing very well for himself.” Nixon Latin America, conferred at a on both sides and aa things stood | pprted effective in animals has ' of 25 nations to greet delegates the lawnlawn of thet General’s farm near party In Urngnay Aug. 18. short- said. "I feel sure the Republicans ju.st before the arbitration agree- ; human patients w ith-' arriving for Summit Conference Gettysburg, Pa. have an excellent chance of win- ly after the Inter-American reached in Goldberg’s Washing- Kennedy to Avoid ment. the opera had offered to ^^ree years. , of nonallgned coiintite*, the B al-! “ If he decides to run and asks ning in New York City and I feel Econondc Conference. ton office yesterday. raise the basic pay to $175 a week kan capital reports. .Washington me to help him, I’ll do everything Bing sent telegrams to singei-s However, he denied reports that certain Rockefeller will be re- Auto Contract Talk for the first year of a 3-year con- th serum had proved effective on reports that this may well be a I can to help him win,” Elsenhower WHITE HOUSE DENIAL all over the world from Goldberg’s tract and to $180 for the second elected.” cancer patients at Doctors Hos- banner year for diaper industry sulded. Eisenhower and Nixon revealed Washington, Ang, 29 (F)—Hie office. Artists’ managers in New and third years. The union had Nixon stood firm on his earlier pital here, saying that no such con- with record number of babies bom plans to confer again in Washing- White Howe Insistod today that Washington, A.ug. 29 tiPl—Presi- York said that aa far as they knew made a “ final" demand for $220 in first six months totaling 2,077,- statements that he will announce dent Kennedy’s eulministration, af- clusions could be drawn from tests ton Wednesday. 'Hte former Presi- Preeldent Kennedy had no ad- all the artista would be available. and a reduction of weeJely per- 000 live blrth.s, compared to cor- a decision on the California gover- so far. dent said he will be at the capital vance Imowledge of a conver- ter playing a key role in helping Hyrman Fayne, executive sec- formances from seven to six. The norship sometime “ between Sept. settle a series of lesser labor dis- retary of the American Guild of Rand said that in the last three I responding record of 1959 at 2,- that day on other matters. sation between White House As- 056,000, according to Public Health putes, apparently ha* decided to Mu.sical Artists, has informed opera’s offer included welfare bet- years between 40 and 50 patients— 15 and Oct. 1." sistant Richard N. Goodwin and I lerments and fringe benefits. Service announcement there .... “Right now," he added, “ my In his news conference the New keep out of the auto industry con- members that the .season l.s on. not all in doctor.* hospital but York governor, who made a pass Cuban Economic CMef E m eoto, Some of his notifications were ca- Members of the opera c^^' iis tliroughout the country—have re- Edgtj’ housewives, alarmed over views are that I can best serve my tract talks. country by working and speaking at the presidential nomination (Che) Guevara. Assistant Press ^ bled abroad. The guild repre.sents to start reh ea^ ls next Mon- ceived the senini, but emphasized rumors of war over Berlin, clean Secretary' Andrew T. Hatohof j Kennedy’s chief adviser in this out food shops in Soviet Baltic on national and international mat- last year then decided against field, SecretsuY of Labor Arthur J. sololats, chorus members and day on schedule. The scenery for that it was “ much to early” to ap- running, expressed hope Republi- told newsmen the meeting .. “Girl of the <^lden West"—bor- praise the results. Republic of Latvia, Moscow says. ters.” Goldberg, is reported to feel the dancers. After talking to newsmen, Eisen- can leaders will avoid a hasty de- between Ooodfrin and Ooewara auto negotiators are experienced Leaders of various unions rep- rowed from Chicago’s Lyric Opera "We Hope to have another 150 Parents of 46 Negro first grrad- cision on the 1964 nominee. He at Montevideo two weska ago —is already on etage waiting to ers attempt to desegregate Mem- hower and Nixon conferred pri- and Inventive enough to carve out resenting opera employes lent a patients in the next six months,” said this year—^1961—is too early waa brief, accidental and oainaL .,r be set up. he said. “ We don’t know what the phis public schools, seeking to have vately during dinner and coffee. eteelement temls of their ow'n with- hand w’lth a big push to put the Meanwhile, at a newa conference to start plokihg the man. Ibreign MlMstor Adolfo Muglea 'i out outside help. season together. Francis Robinson, assistant gen- results will be.’’ their children assigned to all-white of Argentina reeigned last algM'J eral manager of the Opera, said school, Memphis reports . . . Min- during the American Municipal He commended the Kennedy ad- Goldberg is said to believe an The Metropolitan Opera As- Dr. Sergio de Cafvalho, who ministration for a firm stand on In the nidat of a fnror over tre',’ telegrams have been sent to cities nie Broua, 40, wife of accused sahb- 'Association’s convention at Seattle, auto settlement short of a strike is sociation and Local 802 of the developed the senim at the Rand Bertin but urged constructive op- marks be wade pvHtcly on the Metropolitan’s spring tour teur Bernard Brous, found dead in New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- K; quite likely. But time is growing American- Federation of Musicians Laboratory and at doctor* hos- positlte by RepublicaiM in 4lo- Oie merikig betweei agreed to binding arbitration of route confirming datfsa ior the use San Diego hotel room, an apparent feller suggested Nixon run for meetlo Affairs. and Guevara. (OoattMied ea P>ga fiv e ) their wage diapute. Ooldberg, who ot auditortumi. (Oonttoned an Pag* Five) ndelde, police aajr. governor. r /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 PAOITW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 k*AGE T H R E E -r Andover ir M ffE E GM Seen UAW Choice Hebron qulrsments. Another csss is that Rockville-Vernon Police Ordered of Ramon Campbell for variance For Honott Mm of a property line, allowing for Sheinwold on Bridge 71 Given Awards construction of a private garage, Econemiccri R«poirs on Free, Gratis! Elementary it Get Tough on East .Street, Gilead. Sept. 1 Tax Bills May Reap T6 Selling Corn Radio, TV, Sttroo, South dealer Auto Workers Pick After Aquacade By Rory O’Connor By Alfred SiielBwoId t The Men’s Fellow.shlp of the He- Phonograph Applioncos Registration North-South witaiertble $598fi00 for City^ District Over Holiday bron Congregational Church has Don’t give up just because the NORTH Closing Course started a new project, the selling cards seem to lie favorably for 10 'a KapObUoan ean(lMate«^tion in Rockville (or mismanage- of greencorn Sundays at the Red Set 2 Days your opponent. It’s good for his 3 3 2 Vemon Fire District” and Rock- (Continued from Page One) Barn stand next to the church. The m n edda day before. censes by hts department. Another major question discussed ated. Tho dump wa.s established for In preparation for the opening of give up one diamond trick to A K.J • real and personal property own- City Collector Mrs. Gloria Be- benefits estimated to cost the Bruce Ratti, Jack Jones, Melanie ranka ers, who will receive them before was whether the United Nations is Osborn. Donald Genette, David Moore to Direct city nibbish. even though trash school, school bus drivers and mem- make sure of the other six tricks. 0 7 4 lotti said the delinquent taxes Hartford, Aug. 29 (IP)—Slate companies an additional 35 to 40 UPHOLSTERY The Democrats, perennially the from rural Vernon wa* dumped Meanwhile, Blast could see that the first of the month. going to approach disarmament ef- Libera, Anna Llbitsky, April Mott, See How They Run," is the out party in town government. bers of the transportation commit- 4 A 8 7 4 must be in her hands some time Police Commissioner Leo J. Mul- cents an hour. there tee met last night in RHAM High the situation was virtually hope- SoMh WMt North Mrs. Gloria Belotti, city tax Neither AMC nor the UAW has forts with “general formulas and Annette Dickerson, Karen Horton, play chosen to be produced by the ha^‘e resolved to approach this Comes to State collector said city bills have al- Wednesday or the liens will be cahy will have approximately 1,- slogans or move with realistic Susan I>ederer, Corrine Besette, Once tile dump was closed, by I School with State Troopers to re- lees. West’s opening lead was 1 4 Pats 1 O Ra« filed according to law, 000 men, troopers and auxiliaries, made any estimate of the total Podium Players in October. The CLEANING election with the utmost - serious- order of health officials, and Rock- Charles Boyer and Maurice Chevalier, in whimsical character view the new school bus traffic reg- clearly top-of-nothlng. South was 1 <7 Pass 3 0 Ps»i ready been mailed to Rockville hourly amount in the AMC steps toward the kind of disarma- Kathy Keefe, Donald Reese. Sherry author is Philip King. Burton neaa, and have already stolen a portrayals, glare at each other in a Marseilles waterfront cafe as residents. "It won’t dp any good to have on duty over the Labor Day week- ment the world wants," Rusk said. Grant, Wesley Ives, David Strom. ville began casting about for a re-' ulations. The drivers will' also meet going to win two spades, six or 3 NT All Pass them in the mall Thursday," she end in an effort to make the holi- agreement. Moore of Coventry will be direc TEL, M l T .1 7 5 2 march on their opponents. placement, people in the rest of Horst from Joshua Logan’s production of "Fanny" for Warner with the school board, including Openiog lead •— 4 0 The Rockville and Vemon Fire Disarmament and a nuclear test Swimmers: Betsy Foote, Charles tor. He WTote and directed the seven diamonds and goodness only said, "because liens must be placed day as safe as possible. There Is concern about what ban are among the many major Malecky, Judy Porter, Zachary They were off .-uid running with {h,. ,own began to jiee that trash Bros., opening tomorrow at the State Theater, transportation committee members, knew what else. District tax bills have caused might develop in the wake of a successful play, "Quest For or some anxiety among residents who on the last day of the collection "The Labor Day weekend is items up for assembly considera- Martin, Susan Siok, John Peter.son tht c w p a i ^ weBks RRO- ! disposal could became a toumwide at 8 p.m. Thursday in the elemen- Instead of giving up Blast decid- year if the taxes have not been strike. Home" which was presented at Ml 3-5747 have already published a platform problem. tary school. finesse and would wind i^) making have already paid all, or at least again with us, with its potential of tion. Debby Perkowitz, Donald Perko- Hebron’s 250th anniversary. and have seen the opposition re- lows are partial to the VIP view- ed to play on South’s fear. When half, of the Vemon town taxes, paid before then.” The car industry’s 1962 models witz, William Anderson, Ken Strom. The issue of tax Inequities is an- 5fore Voliuiteers Needed declarer played the ten of spades eleven or twelve tricks. injury, death, property damage Asked wh-ether Khrushchev A two-car crash was reported spond by assailing the Rockville point. due July 1. and heartbreak,” he said today. are just beginning to roll off as- knows the West will fight to hold Intermediate.^: Robert Peterson. other part of this same obstacle, Those sympathetic with the VIP More volunteers are needed, to from dummy at the first trick. Dally f^uestion Friday night, when Clarence E. city government. for the inequities have been build- Local Stocks Partner opens with one heart, All residents will receive at least "Thousands of men, W’omen and sembly lines and no one likes to Berlin, Rusk said: Clifford Rice, Gordon Rice. Mi- Porter’s car collided with a car cause are apparently a'ware of the assist with the grading and seed- Blast put up the jack Instead of one tax bill in addition to the be left at the starting gate In the chelle Bessette, Carol AJa. Teddy Garner's Otarge* against the city admin- ing since the Thirties and the Re- ing of the upper play field bank •,U \ and the next player bids two dia- children will try to crowd into "I think he knows that the West driven by Mias Jeannine Merciei 8 GRISWOLD ST. tension and are not particularly winning with the ace. town bill, either from the city or G. M. Williams these three days the pleasure and auto sale race. Fill, Edward Foote, Cynthia Ma- istration, which has little to 'o publicans have to be careful where (gnotatlona Pnnrishad by at 9 a m. Saturday. South won with the queen of monds. You hold: Spades A J 0 7 3; will not be pushed out of Berlin.” of Williniantic. Miss Merrier had We Give Green Stamjis with the town government, point pleased with the reaction of the ‘ I the fire district, depending on enjoyment that perhaps was miss Secretary of I_,abor Arlhiir J. lecky, Donald Cole, Calvin Coolidge they hurl their thunderbolts since Coburn • MlddlebroOk. Ine. A start was made on the proj- spades and reviewed the position. Hearts 9 6; Diamonds 0;. Clubs The State Department’s judg- slight abrasions,' not serious up the first obstacle the Republi- the thunder could come back home other party members. \Vi 1 which area they live in. ed because of inclement weather Goldberg has said a strike in the Gregory Pugatch, Marilyn Ellis, enough to require treatment. Por- Baak Btoeka ect Saturday morning with the It,seemed to him that West had 9 6 5 3 2. What do you say? Hit in Face by auto industry would be "intoler- ment that Khrushchev has offered Patricia Berglund, Joyce Pomro- cans and their country cousins, to clap. Split balloting could result. Ansiwer: Pass. The hand may be Any resident owning property In during their regular vacation ter escaped injury and both cars Meanwhile, the Democratic Bid ASksd turnout of Community Club mem- l|i(i from a long spade suit headed both the city and the fire dis- able" and an "economic disaster” nothing to negotiat-e on Berlin wicz, Robert Keefe, Gordon Mc- the Vernon Independent Party, The Second obstacle, discontent- a misfit. If partner has strength periods. Others will use this holi- were only slightly damaged. Por- ticket is clCir of any such con- CCnn. Bank and Trust bers to assist Arthur "Bill" Von by A-9-7-6. If Blast could lead a trict will receive a lax bill from with the country beginning to roll was contained in an authorized Cleod, Peter Billard. Bradley ha'vs to surmount. ment in the Republican camp, la no Co...... 56 59 in the unbid suits, he will reopen White African day to return to their homes from ter, of Gristmill Rd., Hebron, was nection. Roemer, elementary school teach- spade, the hand would blow up. each community. upward from recession. comment by a departmental of- Martin, Marshall Porter, Deborah 2 Because the Democrats are run- more than a shadow at present, and the bidding With a takeout double. summer camps and vacation areas. charged w ith making an un.safe These obstacles combine to HaiUord National er, who has volunteered his serv- Since he didn’t relish the idea Linton notlflen district residents Some industry observers took ficial on Khrushchev’s just-publ- Wythe, Jeffrv Ivea, Mary Elizabeth ning fresh new face* at the top could either dissolve completely or B*nk and Trust Oo. 554 594 If he cannot, you won’t lose much "All of this boils down to crowd- turn, and was .summoned to ap- of the ticket, and because there develop into a crack in the Im- place th* GOP in a defOnSlv* po- ices. Additional workers will be o# a blow-up. South decided to that he will open a temporary of- (Continued from Page One) this a.s an invitation to the union ished interview with U.S. col Belden, Linda Reid. Kathy Horton, pear Sept. 11 before the 12lli Cir- Fire Insnraneo CAmpsjUes needed and Community Club mem- by staying out o< the bidding. fice in the Public Safety Building ed highways, increased consump- umnist Drew Pearson. Stephen Himmelfarb, U no recent history of Democratic prOaslve Republican masonry sition. Republicans will have to play the diamonds In the hope 'F or Sheinwold’s 36-page book- tion of intoxicating liquors and to seek government intervention cuit Court, Manchester session rSLEEPl Out in rural Vernon, many Re- Aetna Fire ...... 120 125 bers have been asked to bring that the queen would drop. He on West Rd. for residents who I heard him thereaten to thump Mr. via a strike if it couldn't get what The State Department official Advanced swimmers; Deborah town control, the GO(P and VIP wait, most Of the time, for the Hartford Fire ...... 77 81 let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," short tempers because of traffic Wright, Janice Porter and Barbara publicans ere allied in spirit, if not Democratic blow then muster a rakes and other gardening tools. played dummy’s ace and king of wish to pay their taxes in person. Williams and say also: ‘Where are It wanted at the bargaining table. said Khrushchev had proposed Manchester Evening Herald He- havs no concrete targets to shoot National Fire ...... 140 150 send 60c to Bridge Book, Man- He will be there each Thursday delays. Berkowltz. in name, with the VIP. a far right counter attack. The seeding must be done in diamoqds, but the only thing that those rotten eggs I bought?’ Goldberg said this wasn’t the im- nothing new with his talk about bron correspondent, Susan B. I’en- I FOR SALE I xt Phoenix Fire ...... 116 126 chester Bhrenfng Herald, Box 3818, during, September from 6:30 to "In order to cope with this po- guaranteeing the freedom in West Junior life savers; John Foote l% s reauU has been something wing group which would seek con- The Democrats have advantages, time to give the grass a chance to dropped was South's chin as he "Later on an African came In tential, the State Police Depart- port of his remarks at all and said dleton, telephone ACedemy 8-8454. trol of the Vemon Fire District un- LUs and Indemnity ins. Cos. take hold before cold weather sets Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. 8:30 p.m. Berlin upon Russia’s signing of a Linda Smith and Carol Keai-ney, alaiUar to throwing shoes at the yes. But they must, in the end, 'managed to snaggle only seven ment is making an all-out effort he anticipated, as in the past, that Senior life savine swimmers: I Only Pennies . der a misleading banner of con- Aetna Casualty ....1 3 9 149 in. (Copyright 1961, Taxes not paid in full by Oct. and said ‘He's here, Bwana.’ the parties would settle their dif- peace treaty with Communist East alaim dock because the neighbor's overcome the popularity of the Aetna Ufe ...... 128 133 triok*. toward accident prevention, traf- Marlene Himmelfarb, Harriet servatism. Firemen Attend N. H. School "Very silly,’’ you may say General Features Corp.) 1 will be subject to a penalty in- The white man said: 'This is ferences privately. Germany. He said that Berlin cat U yowling. Republicsins' two selectmen can- Conn. General ...... 266 281 terest o fone-half percent a month- fic law enforcement and removing Wythe, Gwen Ellis and Mary Ann I A Night! ! 9 The occasional irresponsible Members of the Andover Vol- Agreed. But South was an ex- what I have been waiting for’ and Chrysler and UAW bargainers already has rights guaranteed, but West Coast\' Man Ever alnce January, the GOP's statements from the leadership Of didates, George Risiey and Her- Hftd, Ste*m Boiler 115 120 Linton said about 35 delinquent he walked out of the bar. I fol- the drunks, cranks, hot rodders Foote, Visit Marlow's Redding | favortta oourae of action has been man Olson, no mean task. unteer Fire Department who at- perienced player, and perhaps I.«tnon Lore and non-conformists from the held their first night session Iqst the Reds have been breaking the Adult swimmer, Gerry Grant. I the VIP and its twin Vernon Travelers ...... 136 141 notices have been sent to district lowed a little later and saw this guarantees. Faces 5 Counts to slap tha Democratic adminlatra- The Democratic selectmen can- Public rttUnes tended the Meadowbrook Fire Tides, Winds, you’d better knock wood to make residents who have not paid last highways and byways. night since negotiations opened in Nursery Opens Department where you’ll _ Taxpayers Bureau, its narrow and School in Filzwilliams, N. H„ this sure It couldn’t happen to you The lemon seems to have been white man being manhandled by "Time off for troopers has been late June. They scheduled another He noted that under Khrush- The Andover Pre-School Par find a mattress or a com- rigid oppoeition to consolidation didates, Francis Pltkat and Rob- Conn. Light & Power 28 30 year's taxes. police. He had no coat on and his ( I ert Deming. are relatively un- Hftd. Electric Light 72 75 past weekend were Maxwell B. While you’re knocking that unknown to the ancient Greeks canceled, personnel usually as meeting for today. chev’s proposal for a "free city’’ ents' Association extend.s to He William Berger, of no certain plele bedding: outfit tai- efforts, its righteous dislike of Hutchinson. Joseph Armstrong, Weather wood, give Blast credit for his im- and Romans and to have been in- Mrs. Belotti will have office hands were covered with blood. I signed to other duties have been di Sessions also were scheduled at status for West Berlin, Soviet bron parents the announcement address, was arrested and charged the name Rockville, its confusion known and lack the ingredient of Hartford Gas Co. .. . 56 hours in the Rockville City Hall asked ‘Did you hit him?’ I iored to your individual | FOR RENT experience. Southern New England Alfred Gill, Joseph Comerford, aginative play at the first trick. troduced into Spain and northern reeled to patrol duties, the entire General Motors and at Ford, but troops would be stationed there that there are still openings in the with unlawfully carrying weapons between progress and progressiva- Jack Fisher, William Goss, Wil- If Blast played the ace of spades, Africa sometime between 1000 and during two periods in September. "The man replied: 'Yes’. He these 'were expetced to recess in for the first time. nursery class fpr 1961-1962. Out of in a motor vehicle, driving with- _ needs at m a r L 0 W _ S aad 16 min. Movie Projectors However, experience is a mis- Telephone ...... 52 4 554 Windsor Locks. Aug. 29 lA'i She will be there from 9 a.m. to 3 showed me his blood-covered force of auxiliary troopers has been ness have not endeared it to a liam Rice, Alan Hutchinson and South -would have no fear of the 1200 A. D.. according to the En- mobilized and assigned, and all a couple of hours for unionists to town students will be accepted out a license, driving an unregis- aomid or oUent, also S5 mm. used word in election campaigns, filanufactunng Oomnanlee The U.S. Weather Bureau Marine p.m. Monday through Friday from hands. He was smiling and laugh- prices: number o f more liberal Republi- Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 63 67 James Tsuffis. advisory for today: spades. He would try a diamond cyclopedia Britannica. emergency equipment available to attend meetings of their respec- Nursery classes are from 9 to tered motor veliicle, improper use •lido projeetora cans and unaffiliated voters particularly local ones. Sept. 1 through 15. ing. This white man was joined by W alrus Head Stolen of registration plates, and va- Associated Spring 16 18 Subjects of the courses Included Tides will be high along the Con- the department has been placed in tive UAW councils. noon, starting Sept. 14, held In the Integj"ity, honest aims, and the She will also hold office hours another man who told him: ‘Come grancy. I W ELD O N DRUG C O . wdth Republican leanings. Bristol Brass . . . 13 15 firefighting, rescue and first aid, necticut shore between 12:30 and readiness for any eventuality. social room of the Andover Con- There Is recognition among Re- will to do are just a* important Sept. 25 through 29 from 9 a.m. on, you’ve had your fun so let’s go "Radar squads will be in evi Hartford, Aug. 29 (iP)—Police gregational Church, Thursdays Berger, who told police he is i Ml Main 8t ToL Ml S-Utl and all candidates have an equal Dunham Bush ...... 5 4 64 ladder and hosework, use of fire 2 p.m. this afternoon and between to noon and 1 to 9 p.m. quietly’." publicans that many of their fel- pumps, and administration. 1 and 3 p.m. Wednesday. Low tide dence during both day and night are looking for a mounted walrus and Fridays, Rt. 6. Tuition is *16 from Hollywood, Calif , was j responsibility and opportunity to Em-Hart ...... 82 86 DRIVE Each Monday and FYiday during A similar account was given by head, a plastic alligator skeleton caught yesterday as result of a Fafnir Bearing .. 54>2 68>2 Kindergarten Meeting at Old Saybrook is at 7:30 this hours and a ’hit hard’ policy will Rusk to Meet quarterly, and 1s based on the display those wares. these periods, she will open her M. D. Stuart, a visitor from the be follow’ed to curtail the speeders, and 77 rock and ore specimens. number of students attending search for a Manchester girl re- It is felt here, despite what has N. B. M achine...... 21214 23>a A get-together for kindergarten morning and will be at 8 am. IN office from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Rhodesian coffee center at Aber- Wednesday. Sunset today Is at 7:33 the ’zigzaggers,’ the 'cutters-ln, The articles have been mi.ssing That is, the most students the less ported missing from her home! been outlined, that the GOP still North and Judd . 14 4 164 students and their parents will be She reminded residents that the com. Stuart called the Incident hi- from the Trinity College campus the ttiilion. Further Information since Aug. 24. Stanley Works ...... 15' 174 held at the home of kindergarten p.m. sunrise Wednesday, is at 6:15 and the 'cutters-ouf. With Gromyko holds the leading edge. 154 office hours are listed on the tax larious. "This’concentration of police e( since Friday, but the college wait- may be obtained from Mrs. Rob Police located both la.st night. But the Democrats have lived Veeder R o o t ...... 51 55 teacher. Miss Ann! Miller, on Ci- a.m. BOLTON NOTCH bills. He also said the assailant’s ed until yesterday for the arrival Boating weather for Long Island fort is b.v no means an attempt to ert A Jones, Pine Wood Dr., An Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor, Det. through sparse times. They sre The above quotations are not to der Mill Rd.. from 10 to 11 a.m. Routes 6 OMSt 4 4 4 Both Linton and Mrs. Belotti hands were covered with blood, (Continued from Fags One) of a professor, who could describe dover. Thomas Graham, and patrolmen s Featuring • I be eonstnied ae actual markete. Sound to Montauk Point and Block accumulate a record number of ar Simmons, Scaly, Blue Bell lean and hungry. They may pull off Sept. 7. Parents are invited to will file tax liens Thursday adding: "This man was not drunk rests. We are not embarked on the missing stones, before notify- ZRA Hearing Kenneth Barker, James McCooe I bring younger children also. Island: against property on which taxes —he was quiet within his senses." U.S. Inquiry at Moscow has drawn ing police. and Slumberland on _ the unexpected. Southwest winds about 5 knots program of harassment. Our only There will be a public hearing and William Pearson worked, Alden Descendant Dies Cookies and lemonade will be RRST DRIVG-IN S H O W IN G on the 1959 grand list have not Williams had visited 11 areas- no response yet on whether Gromy- The 77 stones are part of a col- held by the Hebron Zoning Board throughout the night on the case, !I this morning, picking up to 10 to nations, territories and protector- aim is to get the traveler through E-Z TERMS! « | ENFIELD POLICE IN CNION served. been paid. our state with the least possible ko is coming to New York. lection and include a large piece of Appeals at the town hall. Sept. and que.stioned the pair. j Thompsonville. Aug. 29 —The There are openings jp the nur- 15 knots this afternoon, with pos Aduhs $1.25^-CliiMrMi Frt« Law requires that liens be filed ate.s—on this tour of Africa, his If Gromyko does attend the U.N. of green jade, a piece of topaz, 6, 8:30 p.m., to consider the foN The charges were preferred t/P) Colchester. Aug. 29 U S-7832' Sincerely, Rambler—during our dollar-eaving Trade Parade to ir id e R it e makes a skillful appraisal jof "Sovaqe innocents'* H e ’s a t y o u r s e rv ic e ... a n d all is fin e Rambler Sale! ThouBands are doing it—why not you? the spinal column for body In Color 6)iown At S:U A I R C O N D I T I O N E D PHIL HADDAD, Manager balance, postural distortions Como ini See how much more car Rambler gives and spinal defects which 9 you for hundreds less. See how much more we’ll give for your carl may be causing nerve irrita- STATE tion and resultant dysfunc- F R ID A Y A T 2 PJH. JOSHUA Chooso from the widest selection of compact sedans, wagons, and convertibles tion. —all beautiful—at lowest prices. lOGAN In addition, he may use as GIANT Comporol Ramblers give you more headroom. Higher doors, flush front floors. his diagnosis all modern More power-per-pound, standard 6 or V-8—better performance, W e know how to fit Stride Rites, from years of doing. We have the laboratory’ and clinical pro- 21/2 HOUR? OF economy. Easier parking. Best rust protection top to tailpipe. cedures. such as electrocardi- experienced fitters, and the shoes long famous for quality . . . and ology, stelhoscopy, percus- Com* in and sore during our Rambler Trade Parade! sion, auscultation, nerve tracing. urinalysis, blood riuc DISNEY Th e " W o rld ’s Firs t C h o ic e ’’ is t h e ( € s s ( d s ign! you can have complete confidence in us both, always! •DONIH” tests, blood pressiire. X-ray Wrd. — 2 7 8 ,4 9 4 M OTO RISTS JOIN ED diajpiosis. and other scientif- **LADIKS MAN” ic Instruments and proce- And giifsflKI RAMBLER’S TR A D E FARADE dures, as indicated. ‘I NDER 10 FLAGS” I AMl OdSN I OMUmI N (In Just 12 months) In fact, the diagnostic value of the X-ray has play- 164,163 Chevroist, Ford, Ptymeuth Ownsr* ed a very vital part in chiro- T0t«in^ 63,614 Buick, OMs, Pontiac, Mtrtury, DiSoto, Dodfi Ownore practic’s continuing research .EAS1 _niEE___ 101 MB SSt into the causes of diseases 6,540 CsdHIac, Chrysler, Lincoln Ownor* REMEMBER:' r Bernardl^fs> which stem from spinal de- fects. postural distortions, ^WINDSQ! P L U S 23,977 S t u d e b a k e r, C orv a ir, F a lco n, Com e t, occupational hazards and the KNDS MAUmOC CHARLBG V a lia n t, F or e ign, Misc. O w n e rs stresses and strains of “ high TONITE [PENCIL BO, M a k e th e m o s t o f L a b o r D a y w e e k e n d! M ANCHESTER W EST H ARTFORD pressure" living, which pro- Titdi-lo IliwM furnliM by a Mini lulonioUvt stililUcal eompanyi SHOTTING TARKADE CfiNTCR duce constant tension and M ’CHB/AUER’m - B U C H H O l Z ^ nerve irritation. These Irri- tations cause malfunctioning Sl!rJ09Ulil(fiNI*TECHNICOLOR*<«» WARNER BROS Fisa ^ I M B L E R -W o r l d Standard of Com p a ct C a r & c e lle n c a S a f e d rivin g a n d H a p p y M o t o rin g g o h a n d in h a n d! FREE TAR RING A T BOTH STORES of the various bodily organs ! I i-f PLUS THIS ADDED SHORT ...... — which may result in far more "HOIUCIOAL” ChlldrMi r - serious disease, if not 40e n n promptly and skillfully cor- OF BOATS-A-POPPIN rected. HUM BLE OIL & REFINING COMPANY Marlow's Depazlmsat Etoro nr TBCBNIOOLOR DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. ir oao sr. MANCHesroi AMERICA'S LEADING ENERGY COMPANY Charge Accounts InyHed THl K' , ’ .‘ I- i'.' j- T c Kf i T Weldon’s Pharamey VK' , • if>:-

( , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 P A G E F IV E PA O ft P O UR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 Coventry ‘The Abe’ Starts 6-Weeks Course You Should Know... Patrol Ht Sea TV-Radio Tonight In First Aid Set Democrat Platform Advocates CharlMtoo, 8 . c., Aug. 39 (ff)— A drat aid couraa will ba flvan Mr*. Vieva Clarke for town amployaa, axclualva of Ju s ^ stiy th e Abraham Uneote, nuclear sub- poUea and flraman, for six Fidelity to Responsibilities marina carrying 16 nuclear-armed wednesdaya, atartlng Sept. 6. X n . V l#v» a v k e ' i 36 y « « » ’ Polaris misellee, was at sea to- Television George Elliott, safety director, Removal of the board ot select-^ The Democratic party candi- mp«ri«nc* In nurains Hu glvan day. *:00 Big 3 Theater (in procress) 3^ Laramls 10. 33. 30 said the course will ba given for dates for the various offices and 10, .30 1:00 Father Knows Bsit 3 men from direct control of road Her n "cum laude" rating u a atu- Early ^ o w (in progress) two hours beginning at 10 a.m., boeurds commit themselves to The "Abe” departed from First Shpw (in progress.' RUlemao I. 4U. 63 each session at the Center Springs wortc, Increasing the contact be- dent of Human nature. Charleston yesterday on her first Quick- Ick • - Draw "cGrawlIcG 13 g:3U Dobla Giliu 8. U maximum participation and at- News S3 Allred Hitcheeck Fresents 10. 23, Skating Lodge. tween cltlxene ot Coventry and tendance of all meetings, the plat- THU nursing exerlence aervea tour ot duty. She is the fifth mis- Canadian Mpuntad Folic* 40 It’s Summar Monty Timo at Etonanelal- Fronuers in lladletna The course will be taught by their elected offldala, and tight'- form states. Her In good atead In Her preaent sile-firing nuclear submarine to be Flippy tb* Clown IS qualified first aid instructor, and enlng of the procedures for ad- put on active duty by the U.S. (tl5 Industry Un Farads 53 Wyatt Earp Call whan you want vacation eaahl 'Voter Session' DOBIN'S poat aa social worker for the Town Tallabasse 7000 30 Congressional Investigator each person who successfully com- ministering town affairs are In A total of 42 voters were made welfare Department to whlcH she Na'vy. ( :X Weather News A Sperts 12 8:00 Comedy Spotlight pletes the course will be given a ' B eneficial’s got summer money for you! Just call up — the Democratic platform on which over the nine-hour session at the 3 flo o n o f o u tstan din g b uys f o r tha stu d en t! A t D o bin's you*N find d o th in g f o r Hio w u named April 1 succeeding Mrs. Cmdr. Leonard Erb is in charge Trackdnwn 40 Thriller 10. certificate by the American Red of the Abraham Lincoln on her Robin Hood 18 Stagecoach West g. then, soon as approved, get cash for vacation-'. . < cu h the party will stand before the North Coventry firehouse. Of this DEPT. STORE young o r old er stu d en t, d esks, lam ps, sclio o l sup pKes an d m any o tfier n eeds a t dow n- Esther IHjugan. retired. S:3U Rome uacuO’s Club Hous* 33 Third Man Cross, voters Oct 2. first patrol. The sub' arrived here Sports, News Jt Weather 8 1:30 Million Dollar Uovlt for left-over bills . . . plus an International .Credit Card one voter was restored. There were A aoclal worker dispenses advice The purpose of the course is to For admlnletration the Dem- 16 registered as Republicans, 15 to -e arth d isco u n t p rices! Shop tonig ht! and solace to a variety of troubled Aug. 16 to be outfitted with mis- The BiR Picture 5.3 Playhouse 80 have at least one qualified per- siles and pick up other supplies at (.45 Huntley-BrlnXIey 10. 33.'30 10:00 Special tor Women 1(1 * fot extra cash wherever you go. “You’re Uie boss’* at ocrats will campaign for aegrega- as Democrats and 12 as independ- people, including young mothers, Evening Report 3 Alcoa Presents 8. son In each department available B eneficial. Phone now! tion of the administration from ents. deserted or without financial sup- the Charleston Naval Ammunition Douglas Edwards t. 13 10:30 Sllents Pleass in case of emergency. Depot. 7:00 Mlliron Dollar Movls 18 State Trooper road work. Thu party backs the In the First District, five reg- port, elderly persons on small Rough Riders 3 11:00 News. Sports A Wsatlier Loans $20 to $600-— Loans Itfa-inturad at low c o st policy of removing the board of istered Republicans, seven Demo- OPEN EV ERY N IG H T T ILL 9 8, 10, fixed incomes facing medical, hos- Moscow, Aug. 29 (An—Charging Focus on America S. 53 selectmen from direct supervision crat and four independent; in the pital or drug expense, and a lco-; Mackenzie's Raiders 10 11:15 Spencsr Tracy Theater t M M AIN S T ., Over Woolworth’s, M A N C H ESTIII SATURDAY TILL 5:30 Boys' and Girls' that foreign submarines have Movie of the Week 12 Feature 40 Mltchall t-(US6 • Ask fer the VBf MANagar o f roads. Second District, 10 were Repub- holies seeking help. : slipped into Soviet territorial wa- News and Weather 30 Jack Paar Show (C) The platform eta tea "for the lican, eight Democrat and eight Mrs. Clarke's job is partly edu- j 7:15 Film 23 11:30 Premiers FREE DELIVERY .a lots of 8100 e n ti 130.60 wkos promptly ropold hi ters to spy and maneuver, the So- Sports Camera 30 World s Best Movies 13 eoniocutlvo monthly kutillmonh o( (10.05 OKh. past number of years either the Independent. catlonal. too. She helps advise | viet Union has warned that its Evening Report 40 11:35 News first or second selectman assumed The second and final session for GYM SNEA KERS many young women-with children 7:30 San Francisco Beat 3 n;.30 Jack Paar Show (C) A t The P A R K A D E armed forces will destroy any Buga Bunn.v 3. 4U. 53 13:50 News and Meditation the responalbillty for thu road making new voters will be held In broken home situations how to . such intruders discovered in the BEE SATCRDArS TV WEKII FOR CX>HPLETK USTINC LIGGEn DRUG operatlona. Aa the Town of Cov- from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 9 in live on a budget, and steers others future. South Coventry. to maternity or pediatric clinics BENEFICIAL entry continuea to grow, the prol>- No dates, locations or national- F I N A N C E S Y S T E M lema of admlniatration have be- The special session for those staffed by the Manchester Public ities of the underwater trespassers whose rights mature after Sept. Health Nursing Association at me more complex and the direct and her grandparents were Con- were given in a statement pub- supervision of the roads by the 9 will he held from 10 a.m. until Manchester Memorjal Hospital. lished last night by the Soviet Radio noon Sept. 30 at the town clerk’s Some women on welfare don’t gregational missionarice. Aa a board of selectmen Is no longer child, she lived in tltah, Louisiana. news agency Tass. presumably (This listing Includes only those news broadoasta of 10 or 16-mUiate feasible." office In the Town Office Building. know how to plan a meal with a with the full authority of the gov- view to economy and proper nutri- Massachusetts and 'Vermont. She Isagth. 8ema atatlana earry other short nawieaata.) The campaign advocates the Rotary Dinner was graduated from high school ernment. supervision of roads be turned The Rotary Club dinner meeting tion, she added. The statement said foreign sub- *<10.00 Red Sox at ICansai City in Randolph, Vt., and became a WDBO—1M( over to a competent road fore- tomorrow will be at 6:46 p.m. at Most wrelfare clients, Mrs. Clarke marines must have permission to 6:UU News 1:00 Sign Oft sturdy canvas sneakers made in America by craftemen. Solid colors. Sizes to 6. registered nurse at New Ehgland WPOP-lU( the vestry of the First Congrega- observed, have no church or or- enter Soviet territorial waters and 6:06 Today on Wall Strati man, hired by the selectmen and Deaconess Hospital in Boston 6:10 Sport Newa 6:tX) Today In Hartford responsible to the board. tional Church. ganization ties in the community, even then must cruise bn the sur 6:16 Art Jobnaon Show ? :15 ConnecUcut Ballroom so a social worker sometimes func- where she worked in the operating :UU Bob Scott "The benefits Involved In the The club reports gross receipts face. The Soviet Union has eX' 8:05 Ra.vnor Shlnaa 9:00 Ray Somers 3 HOUR SALE room for a year. of $568.08 from its recent block tions as “ confessor” or advisor to tended the area over which it 1:00 Naws a Sign Oft. 11:00 New* hiring of a road foreman would those with social problems. Married School Sweetheart claims soveignty to 12 miles from WBAT-(1( 11:10 Ray Somers be twofold In that, first. It would dance for the benefit of the Nathan The diminutive social worker shore, and farther in the case of 6:00 Sound Staga 1:00 Dal Raycaa Show remove the privilege and reapon- Hale Community Center. Back-To-School Most BehabiUtated 7:00 Edward P. Morgan WINK—183( To Introduce Our W O O LEN S BuIIethi Board About 80 per cent of the town's married her high school sweetheart. some bays. The United States 8:30 Night Flight 6:00 News aibillty of being a self-employer Maurice Clarke Is a machine de- still recognizes the old 3-mlle 10:00 Jonn W. Vandercook 6:10 Wall Street from the board of selectmen, and The Youth Council of the Nathan welfare clients are rehabilitated, 11:30 Public Affairs 6:15 Showcase U M BRELLAS with men returning to regular em- partment Instructor at Howell limit. second, it would place the board Hale Community Center will have 11:55 Newa 6:45 Lowell Thoma# a work party today at 7 p.m. for ployment or women achieving some Cheney Technical School here. The U.S. nuclear .submarines have 12:00 Sign Off 6:55 Phil RIzutto of selectmen in the position of an Full 10 rib umbrellas In solid colors. Hie stability through the state aid pro- Clarkes live on Erdonl Rd. at Co- been cruising submerged off Eu WTIO-KK 7:00 New* administrative body devoting its all teen-agers. There will be -a young lady will appreciate tills on tiioee rainy 6:00 Newa. Weather & Sport, 7:10 CBS-ln Person Tonitey Tues. dance for teen-agers from 8 p.m. gram, Mrs. Clarke reported. It is lumbia Lake. They have two chil- rope since early this year, but they 6:30 Album ot the Da.v 7;.m Newa full energies to handling the many school days. from ^Is rehabilitation - - setting dren, Robert Clarke, a Navy avia- are believed to be rfperating gen- 6:45 Three Star Extra. 7:45 Showcase important items of policy making to 10 p.m. tomorrow. Those at- peopled in the right direction and tion electrician, at Key 'West, Fla., erally in the Atlantic where their 7:06 Conversation Pleca 8:00 The World Tonight and administering to the needs of tending may wear sports clothes. 7:30 News ol the World. 8:15 Showcase and News The Coventry Police Panthers putting their min4s at ease — that and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong, Co- Polaris missiles are still within 7:45 Congressional Report S;,55 Yankees st Minneapolis the town.” she derives the greatest satisfac- lumbia. and they have four grand- range of Soviet targets. 8:00 Pops Concert 11:00 Newa 6 to 9 O NLY! The platform advocates that the midget football team and its girls’ 'children. The U.S. Navy and the State S:0n Nighibeat It :05 Showrss* cheerleading squad will practice tion In her work. 9:40 Sports Final. Weather 13:15 Sign Off first selectman be in his office Tues- The welfare department social Mrs. Clarke was an office nurse Department declined to comment day afternoon, Thursday night and at 6 p.m. tomorrow and Friday at worker is frank to admit that not in Collinsville for It 5'ears, nurse on the Soviet warning. Soviet 500 0 Yards For You — Saturday morning; the second the Plains Athletic Field. all applicants deserve or win sym- for a dentist in Willimantic for submarines have recentl.v been selectman, Wednesday morning. The South Coventry Cooperative pathetic treatment. As a student of two years, and worked in a doctor's sighted off the coasts of the Unit- Nursery and Kindergarten parent- ed States and Canada, but all "It is apparent that the towns- human nature, she has learned to office in Manchester for two years. V alues To $ 8.9 8 Yard! Y D . people desire that the selectmen be members will have open house at spot the "sharpies” that the de- She has also done private duty have been well beyond the 3-mlle 8 p.m. tomorrow at the classroom territorial limit. available at specified times to dis- partment .occasionally encounters. nursing, served with the Man- cuss problems pertaining to the at Kingsbury House. Mrs. Burton Too many young people today feel chester Public Health Nursing As- PRESCRIPTIO N S town. The Democratic party takes E. Moore, teacher, will give a talk that the world owes them a living, sociation and on staff and private Cheney the position that this service should on rules and regulations for the in Mrs. Clark’s opinion. duty at Manchester Memorial Hos- Town Seeks Bids be provided. The above schedule children and school and what she The welfare department staff in- pital. She is a Red Cross instruc- H all was therefore prepared so that hopes to accomplish during the cludes a director, social worker, tor in Columbia, where the Clarkes For Grass Seed specific days and hours would be coming year. She will also discuss chief clerk, and part-time clerk. have lived since 1949. 9-9814 PaCRIM MIUS established during which the un- the duties of the mothers of the Boys' or Girls' The office, open Monday through Mrs. Clarke believes the general WE DELIVER day. Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m„ is divided attention of the selectmen public needs some education about Bids on a contract to supply the 177 Hartford Rd., M anchester # Free Parking would be given to the people of Meeting hostesses will be Mrs. located in the brown shingle build- welfare. Some of the problems of town with grass seed and fertilizer Thomas Small, Mrs. Raymond ing next to the Municipal Building. Coventry and their IndividualIdual prob- A M ERIC A N M A DE welfare clitens are not much dif- will be opened tomorrow morning C usfe m M o d* Slip c o v t fs an d D ra p es a t Lo w MiH PrieesJ lems." Caouette and Mrs. Robert Thorp. Mrs. Clarke and staff got a ferent from those of so-called bet- PIN E PH ARM ACY at 11 o’clock In the office of Gen- Open Town Hall chuckle one day recently when ter or privileged homes, she con- 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS Manchester Evening Herald Cov- she called a family with many eral Manager Richard Martin. The Democrats also advocate cluded. that for the convenience of the entry cmirespondent, F. Panline R O LLF AST small children to notify a mother The contract will include grass Uttel, telephone PI 2-6231...... that a food allotment was ready to residents of Coventry the Town. Of- seed and fertilizer for the school fice Building shall be open five and be picked up at the welfare office. system as well as the parks and A boy, calling his mother to the Murphey Details one-half days per week instead of town-owned buildings. the present four and one-half days. 26 " BIKE phone, annoimced, "It’s the lady Among the grasses required are Anti-Cancer Serum that lives in the little brown This means that the To'wn Hall will Town Park Use Illahee creeping red fescue, Ken- be open Wednesdays. house.” The boy hSs happy asso- tucky blue grass, certified Astoria Tested on Humans, ciations with the lady in the little The platform points out the The annual report of the Town bent, merion blue grass, K31 fes- Democratic candidates for first brown house because he was sent cue, red top. domestic rye graas to camp this summer. Park Department shows that at- selectman, Charles E. Nyack, will No Results Bared and alsike clover. be available at all times in case of Because the office here is op- tendance at the town's four parks The requirements for fertilizer erated on a small-town spirit of emergency. The Democratic Party (Continued from Page One) during the past fiscal year includ- are that it be 50 per cent organic feela that should the occasion arise helpfulness, there were no profes- fertilizer, 4t4 tons delivered in the ed 46,779 skaters, 4,840 coasters, the Town Office must be able to pital, would not confirm that it had sional feathers ruffled when a man 4.360 picnickers, and 368 users of fall, and 14'7 tons delivered in the caller grabbed the phone from Mrs. communicate immediately with the been used on human patients. Center Springs Park Lodge. spring. first selectman. Clarke. Frustrated in his attempt "Initiation of an improved main- "I have nothing to report, noth- to make an appointment with a The party also pledges that the Ruggedly built American made bicycle by tenance program included painting first selectman will issue a monthly ing to say about this," he said. doctor, the client told a doctor's of 870 feet of chain link fence in RoUfast. Packed in factory-sealed cartons. secretary over the phone, ‘‘L comon. Plastie ber construction. Mrs. Clarke was born in New- dren have trouble with the inflec- The platform advocates "consid- pire at midnight Thursday. It could be expected, however, PAD ASSOR’TMENT. A O - ors. Regularly carrying handle. port, Vt. Her mother was widowed tions and rhvthms. eration of the payment of the town Reg. 59c...... *1JC 2J50. Regularly 98c. clerk on a salary basis. Since re- that if a strike develops Friday muneration of the town clerk is and extends for some time. Gold' presenUy on a fee basis, his yearly berg might well hop in to g;lve it Income is unknown. The Demo- the college try that has worked so cratic party therefore Is In favor well on most of the bothersome la- DOBtN'S SELLS N A ME BRA N D A PPLIA N CES for LESS! of a study of the desirability of bor troubles since Kennedy took placing the town clerk on a salary office. basis In preference to a fee basis, Goldberg chalked up his latest a step many other Connecticut labor settlement only yesterday— I towns have recently taken.’ this one between the Metropolitan The I5emocraUc party pledges to Opera Association and its or' negotiate for the installation of a chestra, whose members had work- I Dread the direct telephone line from the resi- ed up considerable dissonance over dent State Trooper’s home to the their wages. I OIL-FIRED State Police Troop in Stafford From Kennedy’s inauguration Hay Fever You Can C O U N T O N Springs. day on, Goldberg has been busily BOILER-BURNER UNIT INSTANT MSNEY ! The platform points out "A t settling labor troubles. First he I the time the resident State Trooper forestalled a tugboat strike in New Season? Window Shades progprajn was established the peo- York harbor. Then he succeeded Were you able to take advantage of that last big cash sale and Trust Company, or fill in and return the handy coupoa in, squelching several bad airline E.FA4. Boiler Burner U n ih c r « d esig n e d «n d M od« to O rd er ple of Coventry were led to be I lleve that If Sgt. Ludwig Kolod strikes. More than 500,000 people have been at your favorite store. . . to save on back to school clothes w————------This was followed by successful built by e.f.m. o n d oil co m p onen t ports ore ALSO I T h e Co n n ecticu t Bonk a n d T ru it C o m p a n y I ziej were patrolling or on duty away from hls residence, a phone avoidance of a strike at Atomic helped by the electronic miracle: care f ully m otehed for p e e k efficieney o nd for the youngsters. , . ; to save on that new TV set. . . •. to I I N ST A N T M O N EY . P . O . Bo x 1529 | I VE N ETIA N BLIN DS call to hls residence would ring Energy works at Hanford, Wash. PurltronrThey feel better, work eco n o m y. Yo u w ill o lw o ys H ove uniform, Bring your old rollers In save on that dishwasher you’ve always wanted? With Instant I H art ford 1, Co n necticu t | o many times and then auto- Then the big maritime strike was i and save 35c per shade matically switch to Stafford stopped by a Taft-Hartley Law in- better, breathe cleaner purer air. healt hful heo t re g ard less o f outsid e te m Money you can buy when or where you wish. Instant I P le a ie sen d full inform atio n a n d a n Instant M o n e y I Springs, from where Sergeant junction to give mope time for set- I a p p lica tio n form . I u n d erst an d it costs m e nothing I tlement efforts that have now p era ture a n d w e a t h er conditions.' Furt her Kolodziej would immediately be Ask your fa m ily doctor o r allarg ist about Puritro n. Money is a revolving loan account — the ideal way to have I to o p e n a n Inst an t M o n e y acco u n t. | contacted by radio. about been completed. m ore, you w ill h a v e p len ty o f d om estic "This service has not, however, Newsmen will have a chance at M ore than half-a-millk> n peopla sw ear by it. They say reserve buying power. You write checks, not against your a late afternoon news conference hot w o ter ot the touch o f the top. Insto- been provided and It Is sUll neces- it h elps. How? Electro nically: without window, vent or N o m e sary to make a separate and time- today to query Goldberg about the The TRAVEL-MATE bank balance, but against your prearranged credit. When auto labor dispute. He also is due fan. It p ulls in airh eavy with pollen (sm o ke, d ust, grease therm d oes the trick, w o ter is he o te d in Stree t consuming call to Stafford Springs. SPORTABOUT only cash will do, you need Instant Money. For full par- In short, we find ourselves with- to release August figures on em- and od ors, to o). Fitters i t P asses K over sp ecial elec sta n tly witho ut o b ulk y e x t ern al st oro g e Now Vista TV Series 192-A-07-M ,Zonf. . S t a t e . out the anticipated coverage which ployment and unemployment. A tro nic tu b es. Then out into th e room: with th ese irri> ticulars, visit your nearest office of The Connecticut Bank L - S i l ; could be so important and bene- seasonal decline in unemployment ir tab* (overall diag.),172ag.iibpi6tiir6| tank. Is exp'ected. te n ts rennoved. You breathe d o a n er, p urer, fresh er air.| ficial In emergency situations. Ev You slee p better, feel better For the finest in automatic heal and ery effort will be nude to have lOW IST-M HCrSS" plenty of hot water too, see Harry Van e Fun picture 19" Tube (over> w ith a Puritron aro un d. Port the automatic direct line installed Active Duty Oct. 2 R I U - n C T U R f c o n s o l e T V Camp. O soon as possible all dlag.) O UR PRICE a b le: plug it k i. QfT ' K i l The party Is In favor of expan- New Haven, Aug. 29 (/P)—^The e New full picture tube e Super powerful "New Vista" IS SO LO W G e t It f o r a sion of town particlpsUon In the activization of the Na'vy Reserve e Stereo Jack and all range GET tuner i Civil Defense program recommend- ship, the USS Coates, has been set fxmtrol w e C A N T 1 0 d a y t r ia l. W W f THE CONNECTICUT BANK D O M N 'S ed by the Governor. for Oct. 2. The approximately 140 e New High Gain Chassis e Golden Throat Soimd PRINT m Ckinceming planning and zoning, officers and men of the destroyer • Balanced Fidelity FM Sound L O W P R IC E! AND TRUST COMPANY the Democrats sUte "Mindful of eacort were notified yesterday to • New RCA Long Range Tuner e Compact Design I ' ' the present tax burden oa the be ready for active duty that date. E. A. JOHNSON 3 0 O ffices . . . servin g 21 C o n n ecticu t co m m unities townspeople, the Democratic Party Formal commissioning 'will be held will work dUlgently to attract by Oct. 6. The ship will become PAINT CO. Msnehester^ O ffices: revenue-boosting businesses and part of the Atlantic Fleet but its P b i M iitly 893 Main Street— 15 North Main Street— West Middle Turnpike mall Industries. Increased and home port will continue to be New 729 MAIN ST. careful emphasis will be placed on Havei). The activization Is part of D O B IN ’S -8 2 8 m a i n STREET - M A N C m ESTER AkrOooditliMMd PHONE MI 9-4501 Mambar Fadsrsl Oepetit kwuranea Cerperatlwi Mtmbar Fsesral Bsaatyt Wilam bettor business and Industrial zon- the nation’s arms alert in the face ing for tbs Town of Oovsntiy.” of international crises...... V ------

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____ _•' { ' . /• Manchester evening heral d, Manchester, conn., Tuesday, august 29, i 96i PAGE 8EV1N TMmmx MANCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY; AUGUST 19, 1961 W' “ R o c k vUl e-V e rn o n Bolton R o c k vill e -V e rn o n Area Girls Eni^oll MiittrliPBtpr UatlonB. W* nMd no negoUntloas as we have been able to measure deficit from the budget If' the juit to proclaim that thinga aro the effects of such fiscal political Democratic governor would atop Death Count 9 Board of Finance tho they Are. Wo need nogo* Connecticut arguments, over the years, they being extravagant, and with‘the At St. Joseph’s y n y have been approximately nil. The Democrats claiming that there had £ttftsUt|i 1|praid tiatlona which reoocnlta that Mitchell 3-2151 Final Steps Initiated Studies Budgets TBB people can't understand In the to be a deficit there, because the As Jet Severs Chic Trapp to* Seek Four young women from Man- 00.. m e thlnga have to bo vastly different Yankee first place, and they usually re- RepuUlcane had planned it and chester and one from Bolton have fuse to Judge iriuit they can’t un- made it eo certain not even the Call thia number for quidi, oourtooua In Final Review before there can be peace and eta- been enrolled in the fall freshman blllty in Burope. By A. H. O. derstand. And one reason they moet stringent economy could attention to your inveatment needs. To Get City Hall Title O F M A N C H E S T E R can't understand is that, even If avoid it. Cable Car lin e The board of finance will hold class at St. Joseph College In West they were by some miracle ac- Legal Aid for Chicks For obvious reasons, it Is not Into this traditional altuation, an its final meeting before having Hartford. L MU tually interested in this kind of de- (CoattRued from Pago One) Change In Algeria - very often that an impartial um- ImMrtial umpire, the Connecticut Final steps were taken today in'?* „ ward A. Nielsen. Overbrook Dr. budget requests printed tonight at They aro, from Manchester, Miss __ _ Bmeot pire steps Into what has become bate, they would have no firm Public Expenditure Council, haa Open Thunday evenings 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. the quest for the loifg-sought title People living In the Manchester The owner of eight pet chlck-^ On request of the ZBA four Mary Louise Correia, 71 S. Alton Bterad at Um President de Gaulle is supposed point of reference to go by, no Oona.. the standard Connecticut embrog- now ventured with a tentative rul- oeeured when the other cabins to the Rockville City Hall, now exchange area may call Mrs. Da- the home of the board chairman, ens, whose packing crate coop is week* ago, forrmer Corporation St.; Miss Patricia Provencal. 17 to be considering, as his last ditch completely disinterested referee to ing. It has examined the proa- crashed against the mountainside. Closed Saturdaye during July & August In violation of the Rockville City lio whenever a Republican House tell them how much of what ar- within the city’s grasp. vid M. Steele, Phoenix St. Mrs. Doris D’ltalia. Counsel Harvey A. Yonce ruled Carol Dr.; Miss Linda Frazier. 26 and final move for a eettlement of and a Democratic governor.are pecUve tax picture and the budget Traction system workers were Corporanon (Counsel Edwin M. ordinances, said last night he will that the city ordinance specifically Bates Rd.; Miss Catherine Mar- H a v e st y le . . . and SUB80UPTION RATES gument it might be rational to be- -PAO Outing Set A public hearing on the budget seek legal advice in an attempt Peyabl* In Advanea the Algerian problem, a proposl- forced into budgetary coexistence and coma up with what amounta able to move some stalled cabins to Lawltt requested City Engineer The annual Polish American requests as presented by heads of forbids construction of a coop tens, 9 Stephen St.; and Miss and cold war. lieve. to the conclusion that there is, tn safety, to save the embattled flock. such as Trapp's. ^ Tear ...... tl«i In which Algeria would be In the 1961 session, the ques- Milton Johnson to survey ah ease- Citizens’ Club (PAC) family out- town departments will be held Susan McDermott of Bolton. Every .time this political com' the new budget, a built-in deficit PoUce said the jet pilot, whose ment across property of the Center ing for members will be held Sun- "It's the only thing to 'do," said Orlowekl said the “whole thing’s |lx UonUia...... 7.7( partitioned, with large aecUona of tion of budget and taxes was ac- which it estimates at 9T-9 mil- naine was not Immediately dis- rUlNAM & CO. Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. In the Com- Charles W. (Chic) Trapp Jr., 52 Miss Correia, daughter of Mr. la XoBthe 8.90 binatlon is in existence, which tually the one big question the Shopping Plaza, adjacent to city day at the pine grove In Rockville's munity Hall. The printed requests a lotta malarkey” and said if and Mrs. Joseph Correia; Mias co m fort, too Btonth 1.90 the country being left to the reb- has, in recent years, been much lions. closed, gave the alarm when he Msmberf New York Stock Exchange hall, in order that the description Henry Park be^nning at 2 p.m. East St., whose father supported Trapp must get rid of his chickens, ______.80 Republicans and the Democrats landed a t his base. presented at the hearing will be the move. Frazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. els, and with the French colonists more often than otherwise, the could have fought over, haul they We are grateful for such guid- can be incorporated In a deed of Games and sports will be or- just as the town officials have then the city should clamp down Manuel Frazier; and Miss Mc- __ _ MEMBER or ance to our thinking, and we pro^ The names of the casualties were FI lAri ONTIt n . • MANOWTMI Trapp last night left a meeting of being either repatriated in main- poor state not only has to liye so desired. But. with a surprise easement to the city. ganized and refreshments will be presented them and will not re- the Rockville City Council facing on stores in the city which keep Dermott, daughter of Mr. and THE A8SOCUTRD PRESS with its regular financial diet, pose to follow it. The way to do not available at once. Police and ■When Atty. David Kotkin of served. rabbits and fowl "by the hundreds” Tha Aaaoelated Presa ta excluilvelr land France or centraljsed Into burst of what seemed to us to be rescue teams were busy trying to James T. Blair • Koberf H. Starkol flect the opinion of the board of possible court action if he leaves Mrs. John McDermott, all will be Who would ever thing this entlUad to tha uae a t rapablleatlon at which consists perpetilally of high- sanity, they passed over most,_of that, we would think, would be to Hartford,'representing the Phoenix Members of PAC outing com- finance as to wheth-er or not they for sale. English majors. Miss Provenral, all news (Haiiatcliea eredfted to ti or army-protected aecUons* of Al- er spending sind higher taxes, but hold the Republicans reaponsibls aid the injured and bring the re- Mutual Insurance Co., owner of the coop in place. smart Danish lounge chair not otharwlaa creditad ta ttita caper the routine dramatics, and got mittee are William Galich, chair- should be granted. After hearing He had appealed for an amend- Other aldermen agreed, but said daughter of Mrs. Rosealma Pro- geria. also has to live with an unending down to business wjth what was for the next deficit, up to the |7.9 maining suspended cabins to safety. the plaza and holder of the city man; Thomas H. Gamer; Joseph an amendment allowing Trapp to vencal, will major In home eco- has an adjustable back and and alao tha local newa puplished bare. million point, and Dempsey re- from the public on Sept. 7, the ment to the city ordinance cited All rlctats of rapobUeatloD of aoaelal This Is a last ditch policy be- political dispute over the question really a minimum of political hall title, turns over the title deed, Chemistruck; Andrew Janton, board of finance will Jiold an ex- as the law prphibiting his keep- keep the birds, would run into nomics. Miss Martens, daughter of leg rest? But it does be- dlapatcfaea berata are alao raaarvt ~ of whether or not the deficit that posturing. They took the Dem- sponsible for all deficit beyond he will alao turn over the easement Prank Nowak, Eugene Kozrowskl, problems of definition. It was sug- Mr. and Mrs. William Martens, cause It would be resisted both by also usually accompanies this per- that amount. Who knows, teere deed giving the city perennial ac- ecutive session, making any ad- ing the chicken coop. cause it’s a genuine Barca- Full aenica client of N. E A. ocratic tax increase program and and John S. Gill. justments they consider necessary. But a motion to amend the ordl-, gested the ordinance be changed child study. lea. Inc. the rebels and by the French col- sistent and permanent financial they took the Republican party's may be enough deficit for both. cess to its garage on the plaza In case of rain, the outing will nance, made by Alderman John to permit pet chicken.s. Lounger ... the only reclin- Publlahara Repreeentatlves; ,Tba trend is the fault of the gov- grounds. At this time Uve lax rate for the onists. If it were to be tried, it budget, and passed them both. be held the following day at the coming year is usually taken into T. Orlowski, got no second and “Then everybody in the city er with Floating Action ernor or that of the Republicans They did so in an uneasy atmos- Lavitt told members of the Rock- same time and place. Trapp’s last chance had apparent- would be keeping chickems,” would be because, after years of in the General Assembly. Syrup in Most Candy ville City Council last night that consideration. Stale to Rebuild that lets you adjust the strong-purposed experimentation phere of mutual suspicion and Hospital Notes ly flown. growled Alderman Jol)n J. Yas- \ TbraCULATIUNB The Republicans always say it truce, but they did it. IS Y O U R A U T O "ail problems have been solved” in Admited Monday: Louts Schlude, At an earlier meeting this kulka. 1 back to any relaxing posi- and exploration, President de New York — Nearly all kinds of The council did vote to return The Herald Prratliis Company Inc., is the fault of the Democratic There was almost the hope, for candy contain corn syrup. On the the quest for the title. Maple St., Ellington; Mrs. Lucy month members of the board of the $25 fee he paid a couple of Usher said according to law Glastonbury Roafl \ tion you wish without me- aaaumea no financial raaponalblllty for Gaulle had found there was noth- governor, whom they picture, According to agreement reached Persch, Mountain St.; Irving Taut- finance discussed budget requests weeks ago to reque.st a variance \ tirpoeraphlcrJ erron appearing ta ad- a time, that having bought such average, this product constitutes by Lavitt and Kotkin at Kotkln’s Trapp has 10 days from the dale 4 clianical gadgets of any rw tim m trfjt and othar raad^ matter ing else he could do. whoever he may be. as a reckless a mutual package, they had also, kus. Rt. 2, Rockville. presented by the board of educa- from the Zoning Board of Ap- of the violation notice to take the A public hearing will be held at nearly 25 per cent, by weight of INSURA N CE T HE BEST? home last week, all suits will be tion, health officer, tax refunds. I kind! See it (starting at tn Tba: Mancbeater Btaadtag Herald Now there comes a develop- and Incontinent spender of the for once, abdicated their mutual United States candy. Last year Discharged Monday; Mrs. Lottie peals. building down. the Glastonbury High School, Hub- public money. political privilege of attacking withdrawn and attachments re- Redens, 5 Regan St.; Allen Duf- Social Security, election officers. A round of comments followed bard St., Glasipnbury, at 8 p.m. I $146) and many more in Olapiay advertlalng cloalng houra: ment which may at once force him The Democrats always say It is the U.S. candy industry used soma leased. Civil Defense, Selectmen, Town Otherwise, Usher said, court gor Monday—1 p.m Friday. each other for which might re- 800,000,000 pounds of com syrup. fany, Merrow Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Trapp’s appeal for an amendment, prosecution would be on order. He Thursday, Sept. 14, concerning the I our BarcaLounger Reclin- ^r Tuaaday—1 p.m. Monday. into thia last ditch remedy, and, the fault of the politically un' sult from the package. The only remaining negotiations Lillie Solomon, Stein Rd., Elling- Counsel, welfare director and dog considered too complex and time- ,rv>T Wadneaday—1 p.m Tuesday. You'll never really know until you said he did not wish to resort to recommended reconstruction of Rt. I ing Center. at the same time, make It more scrupulous Republicans in the Leg- This was a little too peaceful is establishing the cost of extra ton; Mark Mocadlo, 8 Moser Dr.; warden. consuming a move, and not the 94, Hebron Ave., which provides Or Thursday—1 p.m. Wadneaday. islature, who always take pains to OORRECnON work done for the city outside court action, but will if he has to. dor F rid a y -1 p.m. Thursday, difficult and potentially more to be true, and Governor Demp- Mrs. Charlotte Merritt, 12 Winder- Those expected to be discussed real an.swer. He also said Trapp may run into the widening of this highway (into dor Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. build a deficit into every budget, sey, In his very address of ad- The Herald regreta an error check our Auto^Rite policy! terms of the original contract. mere Ave. I' Alderman Thomas J. McCusker, Claaslflad deadline: 10:90 a.m. < eact bloody. just so they can blame tho Dem- made in yesterday’s ‘The Baby tonight include the budgets of the other zoning difficulUe.s because a two-lane highway) and the eli- day of publication except Saturday— journment to the Legislature, Authorized to Settle library, park department, vital, who said he was In sympathy with Trapp, proprietor of Chic's Res- mination of existing curve.s. State t am This is the shift in leadership at ocratic governor for it later on made the first open breach in the Has Been Named” column, which Lavitt was authorized by the 'Vernon and TalcottviUo news is the Trapps, was told that a mo- Highway Commissioner Howard S. when it arrives. incorrectly listed Mr. end Mrs. Ed- handled through The Herald’s statistics, interest on temporary taurant on Market St., uses his the part of the Algerian reltals, truce, with the charge that the Re- This policy gives so much for so little. Low- council last night to settle the loans, fire marshall, fire protec- tion to table the matter for a garage as a warehouse to store Ives announced today. Tuesday, August 29 who have now named one Ben When the Democrats happen to publican Legislature had, after ward Sweeney. 90 Baldwin Rd„ as claim for the extras at a cost of Rockville Bureau, 6 W. Main St., number of months could not be control one house of the Legisla- the grandparenta of Daniel Scott TRemont 5-S1S6 or Mitchell 9-6797. tion, public building commission, food. The proposed improvement Toussef Benkhqdda to succeed all, handed him a built-in deficit. est rates to safe drivers. Fast, fair claim $958.66 or less. board of assessors, board of tax countenanced. Trapp once kept the chickens tn would extend from a point 100 feet ture, and have a Republican gov- That brought the almost instant Zira. The baby's maternal grecd- ■ The amount represents the bill tNegotiations, But For What? Ferhat Abbas as premier of their ernor in office, they are capable parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Edward service. Easy quarterly payments. Protected review, zoning board of appeals, City Building Inspector Roland the garage under a non-conforming easterly of Glastonbury Express- retort that his claim was "ba- claimed by Abner Rosenberg As- town treasurer, town clerk, direc- P. Usher said he “never told Trapp use regulation. The chickens were way entrance ramp to about 1,000 • Almost everybody, except Presi- provisional government. of pla3dng the same game. loney" and there the two parties Sweeney, Box 41, Buckland. sociates, builder of the shopping to get rid of the chickens, only In either case, the public dis- were off again, on their usual by one of the world's oldest and strongest 3 Parties Held tor of the archives and the zon- there before the ordinance was feet easterly of Weir St., Glaston- dent de Gaulle of France, has now Abbas has believed In negotia- pute Is highly political and not center, for plumbing work done in ing commission. the coop.” adopted. bury, a distance of approximately biennial spree, with the Republi- the police station section of the Since Trapp first came before ntsule it clear that he expects and tion with the French. He is polltl- very educational. In fact, so far cans claiming there would be no insurance companies. Call or write today for For Miss Griffin The budget as amended by the But moving them two years ago 4.2 miles. Present curves just east ^pes for big power negotiations cnily a moderate. His ideological city hall. board of finance after the public the council in July, it has been the terminated the non - conforming of Mills St. and Orchard St. and full detaUs. general option that loss of his ap- dm the question of Berlin, sympathies are ivlth the West. Lavitt said Building Inspector Three miscellaneous bridal show- hearing will be voted on at the use because the move was volun- between Keeney St. and Manches- N otice Roland P. Usher has estimated the peal would mean curtains for the tary and lasted for more than a ter Rd., as well as. between Man- With Khrushchev, Britain, and Benkhedda Is the more violent ers were given recently for Miss annual town meeting in October. work at $700. Rosemary Griffin of Hartford, who chickens. year. chester Rd. and the end of the the United States, thia assurance revolutionary, who has always we HAVE DAILY The city hall was built by Ro- Repair Work He keeps eight hens in his back The Trapps eaid they raised the will be married to Sherwood True- Contractor Andrew Ansaldl be- project, would be eliminated, he T t negotiation is undoubtedly in- preadhed extension of the fighting senberg in exchange for property man of Manchester Saturday. yard as pets for his children, he chickens from eggs hatched on the said. Bids for the start of proposed T O gan work yesterday on repairing said. premises by a mother hen. tended to serve as something of a rather than moderation. He la a DaiVERY THE on which to build the shopping The first was given by Miss the sidewalk in front of the Bol- project will be put out next spring. safety deiice for the ever danger- leftist revolutionary, who, deepite plaza. The city hall was attached Barbara Lauretano, 413 Center ton Elementary School. Several A U T O more than one year ago in a St., at her home for about 20 sections of the walk will be tom ous physical situation in Berlin it- the recent record of Western na- BOLTO N obert J. breach of contract suit brought guests. Miss Lauretano will be out and new cement blocks in- self. n iere the big powers are tions, including France, in freeing against Rosenberg by builder Her- maid of honor. stalled before the opening of .'playing with fire; should some ac- territories, buys the old line about bert I. Pagani. A second shower was held at school. The board was unsuccess- ;ddent occur, the fact that negoti- Western Imperialism, and consid- GLASS Lavitt said today now that all the home of Mrs. John Griffin of ful In securing bids for the walk ations are supposedly in the air ers that, rather than the tangled AREA legal actions have been dissolved, Hartford, mother of the bride- after they turned down three bids it will take about two weeks to elect. It was given for about 30 opened Aug.-7 from three con- ; might be a safety factor, allowing difficulties of the situation, the O f A i / K in ds R get title signed and turned over guests by Mrs. William Griffin, 13 tractors as being too high. Build- REAL ESTATE the big powers to turn to them in- bar to freedom for Algeria." L E N O X : r ^ i T H to the city. Vine St., sister-ln-law of Miss Grif- ing Superintendent James Veltch ' stead of toward more explosive So. when things look worse in InstoUctl Prom ptly INSURANCE/LNCE ■ IN CO RPO BATED The engineer's survey and the fin. made arrangements for Ansaldl to faction. Algeria, the thing to remember is settlement of the plumbing work Another shower was given by do the job for $210. In A ll Mokos o f < ^ rs P H A R M A C Y the bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. r Vnth West Germany and Chan- that things can't go on this way MS MAIN SI., GROUND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-S241 claim remain to be completed. Pupil Registration Tower Costs' Sherwood Trueman, at her home, Pupils new to the Bolton Ele- ^osllor Adenauer, the assurance forever—that, sooner or later, W erii Dene Indoors in O ur Shop 277 E. CENTER ST. “IN8DRANSB1TTHS SINGE U14" 33 Server St. OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 PJW.—SATURDAY 8 A JI. to NOON Cost of renovating the Wp.r mentary School may be registered ;that there vill be negotiations they will get still worse. m. Ml TORTS Memorial Tower on Fox HUl, com- Miss Griffin and Mr. Trueman at the school office tomorrow and -serves a more special purpose, pleted Aug. 9, was $1,123.60, the will exchange wedding vows at Thursday anytime between 9 a.m. St- Augustine’s Church in Hart- and noon. Mrs. Dorothy Bos- H O W CA N A A\AN -Adenauer wants German voters to Our Managing Can Wait Rockville City Council was told ford. J. A. W HITE GLASS CO. last night by Donald P. Berger, worth, who has been hired by the *be reassured about Berlin before 31 M SSELL ST. board of education to help with ;they go to the polls Sept. 17; it We have always wanted to man- Pho M Ml 9-7322 in charge of the renovation. Berger submitted a detailed re- the administration details of the i would please him, in fact, if they age a big league baseball team, opening of school, began her new LOSE W EIG H T and we have done much muttering port to the council and said that, could forget about Berlin and its since the tower was reopened to P u b lic Records post yesterday and will be at the -dolorful Mayor Willy Brandt as to ourselves, of late, at the way the public, more than 1,600 people school all this week. School sec- big league managerial opportuni- have visited it, many from out of Warrantee Deeds retary Mrs. Sally Rose is also ^welL If he can tell his own con- Robert I. and Gloria F. Messier working in the school office this ;atltuents that there are going to ties keep passing us by. You'd state. week. W IT H O U T LOSIN G think that, instead of making one Labor costs for landscaping, to Joseph and William G. Nemer- • be negotiations over Berlin, that Called With ConfidMee raking, seeding, replacing the in- off. property at 3 Brent Rd. Basketball Camp I there is going to be no war over more ehuffle, they'd give some ner road, replacing 165 windows, Eugene P. and Olive B. Carinl Robert Bosworth, Ronald Du- ; Berlin, then they can concentrate new genius a chance. There's obviously a reaso n painting and other jobs came to to John De Quattro and Earl T. fresne and Duke Hutchinson, all EJverett, property at 618-620 Cen- of Bolton, are spending this week A G O O D SUIT? 'on their own peace and prosper- But we are now suspending our $907.04. ambition, for the remainder of the why so many fa milies of your Materials cost $216.54. Berger ter St. at the new Frank Ramsay basket- ‘.Ity and vote for more of the same. said members of the Junior Cham- Edward John and Virginia D. ball camp in Windham Center. All ;TT»ey do not happen to care very present season, and announcing faith call us a gain and a g ain, as Gleeson of York, Pa., to Adam and three have been active In local ber of Commerce contributed 150 athletic activities and received the macb about Berlin, anyway; the our unwriUlngness to serve, even If often as the need arises; these hours of work in the renovation. Irma S. Perlebach of Hartford, drafted, in one of the two leagues. property at 129 Birch St. present of a week at the camp - Berlin Iseue is taken more serious- The tower, long a city land- as a graduation present from their We wrlll not accept a managerial peo ple know the service will be mark, had fallen into disrepair. Quitclaim Deeds -ly in this country than In West Joseph Nemeroff to Herbert A. parents. The three graduated from ■ Germany; Adenauer's political in- post In the American this year. sa tisf act o ry b eca use w e are 'Windows had been broken or re- the Bolton Elementary School In moved and cement was cracking. Phelon Jr., property off West St. June. iatlnet to play it down before the We came to this decision after IMOMH Of Herbert A. Phelon Jr. to Joseph a nightmare the other night Hi fa m iliar with the customs o f It Is now open each weekday from election probably finds his own TMaDUOIMIU 4 to 7 p m. and on Saturday and and William G. Nemeroff, prop- Manchester Evening Herald Bol- . eonstituents receptive. the nightmare, w« wore managing your church. Sunday iiom noon to 7 p.m. The erty off West St. ton correspondent. Grace McDer- Building Permit President de Gaulle is the off- the Red Box, down at Yankee custodian is George Newman. mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. Berger thanked public works, Brookhaven Corp. for Robert M. horse who has had no instinct or Stadium, on Sunday O ct 1, 1961. Rayburn, to build a two-family We wrere leading the Yankeea, 3 to lire and police de^iartment mem- ■desire to proclaim the inevitabil- bers for their efforts In restoration house at 408-410 E. Center fit., Body Recovered rlty of negotiation, and who has 2, in the last of the ninth. We had of the tower. $16,000. two out, but Kubek was on second. Middletown, Aug. 29 (flV-The Ibeen brought reluctantly to agree Chicken Barbecue Set body of Edward J. Donahue, 47. I to the Informal assurances of ne- Maris, batting, had 60 home runs The annual chicken barbecue, Extinct Bird Middletown, was recovered from !gotiations in which other states- to his credit. Technically and sponsored by the 'Vernon Center the Connecticut River, off East- strictly speaking, he had not tied Congregational Church, will be Natives of Zealand ate moas ern Drive, yesterday. 'm en are now indulging. And the until finally none of the birds were the Babe Ruth record, because his held Sept. 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. He was last seen alive on Friday ;^de Gaulle position is devastatingly The menu will consist of chick- left alive. Men of today have morning. -simple and sound. Hejmerely asks 60th hadn't come until his 137th V ' 4 0 0 M AIN ST8EET en, potato salad or chips, cole only bones to tell them what the Police expressed the belief that • what in the world there is to ne- game. Still, people were talking, ^ M A N CH CST M ,CO N ti. slaw, cranberry sauce, rolls, cof- moa looked like. Great quanti- Donahue, who liked to take walks without strict regard for the facts, fee, and cake. ties of the bones have been found near the river, accidentally slipped Igotlate about Berlin, and the an- in swamps. and fell Into the stream. *Bwer Is that there Is really noth- about his chance of breaking the Reservations may be made by Ruth record. The Stadium, in fact, calling Mrs. Eldward M. Ferris, ;ing to negotiate. So far as Berlin Valley View Lane, or Mrs. Ed- 'is concerned, one thing has been had sold out its last inch of stand- ^done, and accepted, and is not go- ing room. The greatest baseball ring to be undone. For the remain- crowd in all history was assem- -der, the obligation and sound pol- bled there. E N JO Y YO UR In his previous three turns at !lcy of the West Is merely to stand V A C A TIO N W ITH FOR EXPERT I firm, as if there were no question bat, Maris had thrilled the crowd WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING ' of its standing firm. twice, once with a long high fly A N A M ERIC A N M A DE RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING There is,' however, reason for that fell just short, again with one FOR COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE •Bast and West to negotiate. And that just curved foul. Once he had SEE) ■this reason Is put forward in the walked on cautious pitching, to TRANSISTOR -statement of Secretary of State the accompaniment of ferocious .Dean Rusk, to the effect that ne- groans and growls from the . goUations, when they come, will crowd. YO U! C U R X E MOTOR SALES 301 BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 looQcem themselves not merely Now it was the last of the ninth, -.with the question of Berlin, but two out. Red Sox leading 3 to 2, Iren Flrcnion CUSTOM MsrkS ell feriwce •with the whole question of Ger- Kubek on second, Maris up, 60 RADIO with instant clean flooM. Uneqnnled for clem •many and of Central Fkirope. Here home runs in the bank, and what ZEN IT H . M O T O R O LA , -l^ .indeed reason and subject for seemed half a million people, In- cenrfert, lew fnel bills nod trenble free gerfennenn ^negotiation, of which even Presl- cluding our pitcher, looking to us If you want to modernize, remodel or repair G E N ER A L ELEC TRIC 'dent de Gaulle could certainly be to see what the manager ordered. Comfort INSURED SAVINGS R C A , EM ERSO N , It was at this point that we EAJBN Q UICK W ATSO N ipvsuaded. Here indeed is some- With the Iron Fireman CUSTOM your home, see “Savings & Lo^li” for a Home Thlng East and West ought to do. woke up, shaken aind trembling, Mark II fumace you uae s luper- Re a l Q u a lity •Here are the major issues inside and decided that, lifetime ambi- tensitive thermostat which operates tion notwithstanding, we would the furnace srith the slightest varia- Improvement Loan for the right amount of M A N C H E S TE R HERE'S T H E SO LU TIO N ! •vdilch Berlin is merely a minor tion of room tasqierature. This Lo w Prices ^asd focal Irritant. declare ns not for hire this season. gives you remarkably uniform I But, havte^ said that, one must indoor temperature. No matter money to do the job—on terms that will be right rthen ask what sign there is, from how often the fomsce starts there SA M PLE B U Y - - . is no smoke, no soot, no fouled jelther East or West, of any -real A Thought for Today combustion chamber, no wasted oil. in line with your ability to meet tliem conven- It's quite a trick but it can be done— even if the man puts on w eig h t jireparednesB for negotiation on Sponsored by the Maacheeter GENERAL ELECTRIC ^ e big and fundamental issues of OoimcU ot Churchee Clsonlinsst instead of losing it. The solution lies in first buying the suit from <3armany and Central Europe. Are With the instant clean flame there iently. 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Temple Beth 8holom A M . i fA d iM cm r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 MANCHESTER BVENTNC HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m , TDESDAT, AUGUST f9, 1961 PAGE NINB Redevelop MOl Area State News East Red Kills 3 Grand Champion Prizes First, Say Democrats Roundup Refugee in Try Won by Manchester d-Wers ' Manchester 4-H elub memberetblue and 4 red; mien Sturgeon, 8 ^ (OoMtfaiMd from Pago Om ) To Swim West defeated entries from many other blue, 1 red and 1 white; Miss i n The Democratic Town Committee’s specially appointed ur- Ladabouche, 7 blue and 2 red; Shaaha notified p«rtice. ’’You’U (OoDtlMMd from Pag* Ona) clube at the Hartford County 4-H David Ladabouche, 6 blue;. Gary ban renewal study ^roup is in favor of concentrating efforts never beUevo this,’’ he told Capt. Fair at Bradley Field laat weekend on the Cheney Bros, mill area, rather than Main St. Ladabouche, 3 blue and 2 red; Ber> I»uls Pine, ’’But I’ve got a donkey ’Tha 1,900 men ot the 18th In- to capture "grand champion” nadette Connors, 4 blue, 2 red and N ORMANS MANCHESTER Town Committee Chairman Ted Cummings said this mom- on my roof.” fantry's 1st Battle Group, who prizee for a horee, an Augus baby 1 white. tea that although federal urbanO- Pine waa taken aback momentar- were welcomed with cheers and beef, and flowers, Also, Hairding Stephens, 8 blue renewal officials have re. ily unUl he recalled the donkey- tain per cent of residential prop- flowers by West Berliners Aug. The horse is owned by Jane Mil- and 1 i«d; Susan Qabbey, 1 blue, eently come out in favor of con- stealing incident. ler of the Hllletown Leather Pound- 2 red and 1 white; Susaime Smith, eentratlag on Main St, the Demo- erties as in the past. The donkey, symbol of the Demo- 20, donned battle gear and rushed 7. The town redevelc^ment ere 4-H Horse Club of Mancheater, 3 blue and 1 red; Judy Agnew, 1 crats think this would be a mis- cratic party waa soon returned to into’ maneuvers that teach meth- who alto won 9 first prizes and 1 blue; Loretta Murphy, _ 8 blue; take, at least at the present agency should at least make ap- the Ribicoff home. Pranksters were plication for planning funds now oda of deployment in heavily pop- second prize in the horse show. Sandra Hines, 1 red; Gail Hayes, I In a seven point statement, the blamed, of course. ulated areas. They exercised sev- Miss Barbara Kelah owns the prize white; Miss Toumard, 2 blue and Democratic study group drew the and move quickly in gathering its Angue baby beef, which ehe will information for the designation of eral hours. The test ended sboiit 2 red; Sharon Murphy, 2 blue and following conctualons: Business at Bradley 11 a.m. show at the Eastern States Exposi- 1 white; and Kathy Murphy, 1 Servea Potato a project area as steps 1 and 2 in tion in the (all. The prize flowers getting our program off the Hartford, Aug, 29 (B—Business Theae maneuvers are held pe- blue and 1 white. 1. It seems to us that Ifain St. riodically by all the Big Three Al- were grown by Mies Marie Tour- Arts and crafts; Miss Lada- gets the most attention, both from ground. the state’s big Bradley Field air nard of the Manchester Four Leaf- Vital to Town port continued to zoom during the lied garrisona, which total about bouche, 3 blue: David Ladabouche, urban renewal agents who have ers. 1 blue; Sharon Murphy, 2 blue, 1 12-month period which ended June 12,500 men| Reserve championships were won visited town and from most town Committee chairman Cummings * 0. red and 1 white; Kathy Murphy, Tho city border, where Commu- by Miss Keish for all classes o( officials concemed with the mat- said the matter of urban renewal 1s The State Aeronautics Depart- 3 blue, 1 red and 1 white; Mlsa © ter today. so vital to the town that it should nist barricades were under armed baby beef, and for rabbits owned ment's annual report to Governor watch by both aides, was quiet. T.>umard, 3 blue; Miss Hines, 2 2. This may ultimately be the be a bipartisan issue. by David Ladabouche of the "Four blue and 1 white; Miss Loftus, 1 Dempsey today showed that; A private western intelligence Leafers.” best project area, but should not •'Both parties can help by Passenger travel there rose by white; Stephens, 1 white. receive approval before all areas emphasising the need for vigor in agency. Information Bureau West, In addition. Miss Keish won a T over 21,000 to reach a new high of reported opposition by some East second place in the fitting and Flowers: Gail Hayes, 2 red and have been fully evaluated. redevelopment, and by pointing out 921.365. That is an upward climb 1 white; and 8 blue, 2 red, and 2 S. Industrial areas In other cities the need for Industrial expansion,” German youths to military service showing event, and will take part of 4 per cent. in the buildup of the Communist white ribbons for Miss Tournard. have been revitalised under their he said. with Rosemarie Plela of Manches- Civilian aircraft movement at the army that has Mcompanled the ter in the dress revue at the sx- Guinea pigs: Gary Ladabouche, renewal programs. "It's going to be a tough airport waa up by 11 per cent to 2 blue, 1 red and 1 white. Wizwer Furniture cloelng of the city’s sector border. position. WAREHOUSE 4. Manchester needs industrial struggle. It’s going to be tough to reach a new level of 71.011. ’The whole Communist youth Other ribbons won by the Clothing; Loretta Murphy, 1 socpanslon and encouragement. get a developer,” he said, adding Airport revenue attained a new group of a hydraulic plemt at BaU- "Leather Pounders,” led by Mrs. blue; Miss Sturgeon, 8 blue and o. The former CSieney Mill area, that the results would be worth the peak of $755,000 as compared to lenstedt, in the Halle District, flat- Howard Jacobs, are as follows; I white; Miss Connors, 1 blue Mlsa serviced with rail and utilities and effort. ordinary operating expenses of 2 ly refused to Join the armed forces, Horse show: Jane Miller, 5 first Gabbey, 1 red. with some building deteriorating, Of Main St. redevelopment he $502,000. That left a surplus of .the agency said. and 1 second; Carol Jacobs, 1 first, Demonstrations: Miss Lada- should be considered in Manches- said, "I don’t say it’s not the best $253,000 for the year. 1 second, 2 third and 1 fourth bouche and Susanne Smith, both ter’s redevelopment plan. Passenger traffic at Trumbull Walter Ulbricht’s Red regime place, but I do say that the record has been drumming up recruits. Pe&py Jacobs, 1 first, 1 second 1 blue. > cotv* «. Today's redevetopment laws shown In other cities, like Cincin- Airport hit a downdraft which car- third, 1 fourth and 1 fifth; Jo'an Foods; Miss Toumard, 2 blue OVERSTOCKof BRAND NEW The CTommunlst press has pictured have been changed to allow Just nati .. . that Industrial redevelop- ried it 27 per cent below that of Sponhelmer, 1 first and 1 fifth; and 2 red; Miss Loftus, 1 red; such industrial renewal to be made last year and produced only 13,014 youths flocking to the colors. There ment has been the most productive Is no draft in East Germany, but and Heidi Krause, 1 first. Miss Gabby, 1 blue. without having to Include a cer- undertaking.” passengers. (Collections: Stephens, 1 red; v\y Air freight almost went out of considerable pressure is exerted Record books; Carol Jacobs, 2 T blue and 1 red; Peggy Jacobs, 1 Miss Hines. 1 blue and 1 white; sight at Trumbull, skyrocketing to get young men to volunteer. Miss Connors, 1 white. {ovee ivith a 382 per cent increase to hit Eastern sources said 49,000 new re- blue, 1 red and 1 white: Elizabeth tuet Treat, 1 blue and 1 white; Bar- Miss Ladabouche, Gary Lada- lUta- purnitMre & Appliances cruits had reported by yesterday 9 a high of 128,222 freight pounds. oieV up yo' for the army that totaled 110,000 bara Ladabouche and Miss Spon- bouche and Suzanne Smith will ItuW Board Decides Today High optimism for continued heimer, each 2 blue; and Miss v/ety growth at Bradley Field was ex- at the outset of the latest Berlin give demonstrations at the expoeU crisis. Krause and Carl Klbbit, each 1 tlon. Miss Ladabouche will demon- pressed in the re'port to the gov- blue. ernor. The agency pointed out The refusal of any members of strate photography, Ladabouche 3 0 * * . Op the Ballenstedt unit to sign up Mrs. Bernard Ladobouche who guinea pigs, and Miss Smith rab- at to so Onthe POIWR On Garbage Pickup that: brought official reprisals accord- directe the “Four Leafers,'’ an- bits. All won blue ribbons at Three Jet schedules per day now nounced ribbon awards as follows: regional, county and state demon- connect central Connecticut with ing to Information Bureau West. It said four leaders—two youths Record books: Patricia Loftus, strations to qualify for the Eastern board of directors will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in the the Midwest and the West Coast 1 blue and 2 red; David Person, 3 States demonstration. hearing room of the Municipal Building to hold a special within a few hours flying time. and two girls—were kicked out of bearing on the cdlection of garbage and rubbish twice a week A $2 million program for ex- ___ Bradford Bachiach Photothe youth group and top function- pansion of the Francis S. Murphy MRS. STEPHEN JAMES PROVOST aries were ordered to put on pres- in Manchester, and to act on the issue. Terminal will begin early next sure to change the members' at- Rockville-Vernon An infoimal meeting was held'^‘ titude. year. The expanaion will enable The marriage of Miss Barbara^ing tucked, open crown hat of last Tuesday, at which the direc- Murphy Terminal to be used en- In East Berlin, factory manage- tors decided they were in favor of Ann Jylkka and Stephen James chiffon taffeta. She carried a bou- ments have been warned that they tirely for passenger service, as quet of Happiness and dusty pink Flaherty^ Flamm^ Quarrel having combined collection of gar- plans are underway for a new Provost, both of Manchester, was must make up production lost by bage and rubbish. Instead of Just roses and pale pink carnations. cargo terminal. solemnized Saturday morning at youths being taken away from the garbage as baa been done until Bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy work benches for military duty. fo j now. A $646,000 project for extension St. James’ Church In Manchester. Ansaldi, 123 W. Center St., and Over Ignorance on Renewal of the runways, taxiways and Any talk of having to lower pro- The directors also decided they John S. Miner The bride is the daughter of Mr. Miss Margaret Quinn of Spring- duction targets was branded as .V'- ramps will get going soon. and Mrs. Oliver Bernhart Jylkka, field, Mass. They were dresSed the wanted the coUections made from John S. Miner. 62. of 21 Benton “enemy slogans.” Discussion by the Rookvilje City^ ,ln the spring, a petition of more l § - . the rear of dwellings and busi- 11 Durant St. The bridegroom Is same as the maid of honor, and St., died suddenly of a heart at- There were warnings In Bonn Council last night of the city’s than 3(X) signatures was presented ; u i nesses, Instead of from the curbs, tack at his home this morning. Robbery Solved the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector O. carried similar flowers. ^Ay Provost, 104 Elizabeth Dr. Richard Provost, 104 Elizabeth and in Paris that It could be risky urban renewal program was cause to the council calling for a popu- as had been proposed. He was born Dec. 25, 1898, in Bridgeport, Aug. 29 (/P) — A today for a slam-bang exchange lar vote. G^eral Manager Richard Mar- The Rev. Joseph H. McCann of Dr. was his brother’s best man. to attend Leipzig’s fall trade fair, Hungary, son of the late George $5,271^ payroll robbery appears to a Communist exhibit that ordi- of words between the renewal Alderman Edwin J. Heck said tin has suggested that a six-month F. and Theresa Bitter Miner, and St. James’ Church performed the Ushers were Robert Provost of have been cracked with the arrest Greensboro, N. C„ brother of the narily attracts hundreds from the chairman and Mayor Leo B. Flah- last night he understands more trial period be arranged for gar- had lived in Manchester since com of four men who police said ad- double ring ceremony and cele- Corner Pine (flanchester brated the nuptial high Mass be- bridegroom, and Richard Duban- West. erty Jr. signatures will be added. beg^e alone, and that then the ing here as a small child. mitted the theft. The French Foreign Ministry re- Harry W. Flamm, chairman of In ensuing discussion, aldermen He was formerly employed by fore an altar decorated with blue oski, 181 GlenwoOd St. fuU combined collections would be Picked up yesterday and held The bride’s mother wore an minded French citizens that the Rockville Redevelopment agreed that many residents are started. Cheney Bros, for many years, and in $26,000 bond each were John and white gladioli and shasta & Forest S t . ^ ------—' daisies. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone of Italian silk blue sheath, mathclng France has no diplomatic or con- Agency, took the mayor to task unaquainted with the proposed Even with the postponement of for the past 20 years had worked Pelezonis. 41, and Kenneth Buster, accessories, and a corsage of sular representatives in East Ger- for having no knowl^ge of the renewal, project and the petition full collections, he said, the cost as a salesman for the Jacob Rup- Manchester was organist and solo- 32, of Bridgeport: and Edward ist. white feathered carnations and many and could give them no dip- renewal program and for "never may be unnecessary.' to the town wiU be $44,000 in ad- pert Sales Co. of Hartford. Belinski, 19. and Harold McMen- contributing me constructive Idea Various city agencies, including Here's blue stephanotis. The bridegroom’s lomatic protection If they ran into He was a member of St. Mary’s anim, of Milford. Given in marriage by her father." ffition to the $80,000 which the the bride wore a gown of imported mother wore a beige Italian silk difficulties. toward this redevelopment pro- the council, must approve the re- We were indeed most fortunate in being able to secure most all the overstocked merchandise of Wizwer directors appropriated for garbage Episcopal Church, Manchester The four were to be presented sheath, mink brown accessories, gram.” newal plan, they said. The plan Lodge of Elks, Loyal Order of light ivory ailk peau, atyled with West German cu.stoms .author- Furniture and Appliance Co’s. Warehouse in Greenfield, Mass. Because we offered them cash we were ahd rubbish collection for the in Circuit Court today. a portrait neckline ornamented and a corsage of dusty pink roses. Flaherty retorted that “neither may be acceptable to everyone, Moose of Rockville, Memorial ities warned former East Germans, but there is .some time to wait able to get their overstock at 30c to 50c on the dollar. And now, we offer this “ BUY-OUT” purchase, NORMAN'S SUSHES PRICES m ALL APPLIANCES, current fiscal year. Two of the men allegedly beat with a floral design of seed pearls A recepUort for about 150 guests Flamm nor Copans (George Lodge, Knights of Pythias of Man- and robbed Mias Frances Surl, 49, especially those who fled Illegally, before it is presented. along with our own massive warehouse stock of Furniture, Rugs, Appliances, TV, Phonos, Radios, Tape Martin said the $44,000 could be and crystals, and cap sleeves, a was held at Gallo’s Restaurant on against using the Leipzig Fair to Copans, executive director for the taken from the unappropriated chester. the Manchester Rod and near the Manufacturers Box Co., In the course of conversation, Recorders, Cameras, etc. at Sacrifice Prices. Many items in factory crates and cartons. . . . Some one- TaEVISION, PHONOS, RADIOS, Etc. How Gun Club, and the Washington fitted bodice and a dome shaped the Berlin Tpke. after the cere- visit friends and relatives In their agency) was present at the coun- surplus of June 30. Railroad Ave., as she was bring- mony. For a flight to Bermuda, the cil meeting last night, and I don't Flaherty said the federal govern- and-two-of-a-kind and “ as is” pieces included. Every item backed by NORMAN’S Guarantee of com- Social Club. He was also a 32nd skirt ornamented similarly and Communist ^homeland. They said ment’s attitude toward Urban re- For the past two days the gener ing payroll cash in to the plant terminating in a bouffant chapel bride wore a gold suit and brown know how they arrived at their degree Mason, belonged to Man- offices. there is a greater danger than ever newal is changing to an accept- plete satisfaction. Hurry! Act Fast! Don't miss out on this great Money-Saving Opportunity! si manager has been interview, train. Her fingertip veil of im- accessories. The couple will be now that the East German Com- position." tag prospective coUectors to ne- chester Lodge of Masons, and the Belinski, an enqiloye of the box ance of community proposals over Y O U R C H O ICE! Y O U R C H O ICE! Tall Cedars of Lebanon. ported illusion fell from a pillbox home Saturday at 854 Beech St., munists will arrest former res- He said it should be understood g(»ate a contract for less than the company, was said to have acted Manchester, N. H. some rigid federal requirements. on purchoses Deposit Payments Surviving are his wife, Mri. of matching ailk peau. She carried idents under a law that calls "flight what was said at the meeting. "If the renewal plan Is unac- 9x12' $ize 1$ Cu. F t 2-Door 19-Inch Poriablo To amounts submitted in bids opened as inside observer for the others. Aw. 8. Elizabeth Weir Miner; three broth- a cascade of white feathered carna- Mrs. Provost, a 1959 graduate of from the homeland,” a serious Flamm’s statement was pre- ceptable to people here,” Flah- CASH or up to $100 S5 DOWN $1.50 Weekly tions, stephanotis and ivy. T w eed Rugs file, only bid that was within the ers, George F. Miner of Bolton, Manchester High School, attended crime. pared and furnished to the news- erty said “ the mayor, some al- up to $200 S10 DOWN $2.50 Weekly REFRI6ERT0R-FREEZER Awaits Jury Action Miss Olivia M. Jylkka, 11 Dur- Annhurst College and waa gradu- papers this morning. TELEVISIO N UHF-VHF $80,000 estimated by the directors and Joseph M. Miner and Francis The British Foreign Office previ- dermen and other city officials up to $300 SI5 DOWN $3.50 Weekly *49.95. ^-alue. T. Miner, both of Cr*;ntry; three Newark, N. J., Aug. 29 tiP)—A ant St., was her sister’s maid of ated from St. Agnes Home School ously had warned British citizens Flaherty, apprised of it, replied might go to Washington and meet was $79,000 from the Connecticut honor. She wore a frolic blue dress up to $400 S20 DOWN $5.00 Weekly Has foam Carting Co. of Newington for gar- sisters, Mrs. James Horvath of 26-year-old Bridgeport, Conn., of Nursing in West Hartford. Mr. against traveling in East Germany. for reporters. with the state's Congressional del- EASY TERMS Automatic D e f r o s T C man, charged with homicide in the of chiffon taffeta, fashioned with Provost, a 1958 graduate of Man- up to $500 S25 DOWN $6.00 Weekly rubber back. $29 Tlilnllne, GompactI g * gM Get bage collection alone. Manchester and Mrs. Mary Hor- For years. East German author- Flamm took issue with Flaher- egation to reach an imderstand- G.E., Frigidaire, Keivi- tD M J fatal shooting of his wife and a scoop neckline, fitted bodice, flat chester High School, is a student nator, Westinghouse, m RCA, General Electric, Y 1 Hl^ some of the bids went as high as vath and Mrs. Edgar Anderson, ities have relaxed visa controls for ty’s reported statement that "the ing and speed the program Phileo, Westinghouse. 1 both of Coventry: and oeveral mother-in-law, has been remanded bow at the waistline and dome at St. Anselm’s College, Manches- through.” Hotpoint, Norge. m $199,000 per year and $290,000 per skirt. Her headpiece was a match- the spring and fall trade fairs at matter be taken up in Washing- $199.95 Blonde 3-Pc. Bedroom W B ^B year for combined coUection. nieces and nephews. to the Essex Ootmty Jail to await ter, N. H. Leipzig. Special entry permits are It was this comment that ap- grand Jury action. t 1 If the plans do not meet with 9x12 Fo o t Linoleum Rugs Includes double dresser, mirror, S O O H d ly w o o d Martin said earlier that had Funeral services will be held Issued without thd customary red public approval" and that "resi- parently caused the pot to boll Cash and carry! Choice of pat- C Q /L i t ’Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Wat- The defendant, Charies Fitzpat- Ing with his CD Advisory Council over today. cheat and bookcase bed. , ^ Bed O u tfits made his recommendation for the Andover tape. They are already putting out dents want something that makes terns! Onl.y one to a cu-stomcr. " ^ 0 * 0 0 To rick, a machinist, went berserk in combined collection cost on the kins-West Funeral Home, 148 E. yesterday that an effort will be these permits for the fall show. sense The meat of Flamm’s statement basis of esUmates made to him Center St. Friends may call at the the courtroom yesterday foliowring made to bolster the efforts of the 5-Ft. O u td o o r Picn ic Se t Reg. $59.95. Headboard. Westinghouse CL O $ C O U T O F hia arraignment before Municipal Many former East Germans now In discussion last night, coun- was that "the mayor has never at- C o m p le te 3-Room O u tfits Mattress, box C Kelvinator by several potenUal bidders. How- funeral home tomorrow from 8 to municipal CD organizations. Midnight Blaze living in West Germany, who had cllmen learned that there l.s still tended any regularly scheduled, sturdily instructed table and two C l A 30” Deluxe Range A LL TR A N St$T O R •ver, he said, when these contrac- 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Court Magistrate Nicholaa Castel- In addition to the three officers, Many complete with appliances. benches. $22.95 value. 'v IW spring and legs. *''< 00 Foodarama lano. no hope of getting visas through popular sentiment favoring a ref once-a-month meetings; has never Plug-out P O R T A BLE R A D IO $ 18 Cu. Ft. tors actually submitted their bids Contributions may be made to five typists will be hired to man normal channels, have picked up erendum. on the city's redevelop- attended but one of the five in- *588 to *1888 $ 2 8 8 lo ^ 9 8 8 1 on the basis of a careful invesUga- the Book of Remembrance of St. As Security officers were leading the state’s area CD offices. Guts House but values. burners. $196 A t C o st or Below Refrigenttor T 1 T" him to the Jail foliowring the hear- the fair visas to go back for a ment project, but they tabled ac- formal meetings used to show the $419 M odem 4-Pc. Bedroom Freezer *^0 r <9 1 tion of the amount of work in- Mary’s Church or the Heart Fund. Dempsey said he intends to call visit. A fa.ir visa is good only for tion on a petition for a referen- plans and progress to date; has 1 volved, their concept of the coat ing, Fitzpatrick wriggled free Origin Unknown Sandalwood. Large dresser, chest C l Q *3 C o n v e rtib le 1 a statewide meeting here of all Leipzig, but any East German dum, saying it is too early to de- never contributed one constructive $189 W oln u t 3-Po. Bedfoom and bed. (icneral Electric American made display models. Zenith, I u 1! had risen steeply. Mrs. Charlotte Symington from the guards, fell to the floor, mayors, first selectmen and local Westinghouse started screaming and bit. one of could travel to meet a visitor from cide whether a referendum shmild idea toward this redevelopment Modern! Double dresser, mirror, O $o fos 21” Console TV RCA, Motorola, G-E. Ex- $ 1 0 1 3 The present contract for garbage Mrs. Charlotte S3rmington, 8S, CD directors within the next few A midnight fire of undetermined the West. be held or not. program; has little or no under- chest and hookca-se he(( Frigidaire Frost outlets. I H H vacation. The cause of the fire Marshall Golden, Newington, of- public fOf their approval.” O rth o p e d ic Ty p e M a ttress room. ZUVO Your Choice between the TTC and local con- Meeting House Hill Cemetery in ' Apparent Low Bids gency preparations were under way $249 M o dem 4-Pc. Sectio n al will be investigated by Chief ficial in a boating and marine Flaherty said that "all I said Also BOX SPRING.S. Sealy, Blue $ O Q Proof 13 Cu. Ft, Kelvinator chest, 17 cu. tractors on proposed earth excava- West Springfield, Mass. Hartford, Aug. 29 (A’)—Torring- Hamilton Standard, division of George Nelson. No estimate of to ’care for them. equipment firm, former State Sen. Bell. Simmons. Foam cushions. Attractive beige C l ^ O tion regulations. was that whatever plan evolves it Refrigerator R C A P o t ta U e Stere o ft. freezer or Admiral Friends may call at the funeral ton and Plainvllle firms apparently United Aircraft Corp., announced damage was available this morn- Joseph F. CJummings, a drug Norman A. Biizaid, Danbury law- fabric. Bottom The statement comes after last home tonight from 7 to 9. has to be acceptible to Rockvills With detachable speakers $ ^ ^ 8 6 16 cu. ft up- erslmmon^^^^^^^^^^^^J^^ Wall-to-wail or room 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Room loam cover. Bids opened yesterday were also atures of missile fuel must be con- smoke inhalation. Both were dis- "I got them (the boys) all Feldman will serve a 3-year ville. high Mass of requiem at St, trolled for maximum performance 3-Piece B asse tt Bedroom size. Many colors. Reg. Reg, $319. Bassett contem|M>rary Attorneys John J. G. Rottner, accepted on all four sections as charged after treatment at Man- aboard the Anna Grace,” Cum- appointment while Buzaid qnd "I have no reason to expect that silver gray mahogany. Double ivalnut. Table 6 chairs, ' C l A A John D. LABelle, and John Mrosek Bridget's Church at 9 o’clock. during ignition, it was reported. 7 -Fie ce So fo b e d Suites $ A 9 5 y«>- 9 one project and included an ap- chester Memorial Hospital, and mings said. Linqulst have two-year terms and the plan presented by the agency buffet or hutch. * ^ 1 ^ 0 all thanked the TPC, on behalf of The Rev. John J. Delamey was Because Titan II will use stor Uph, snfa-lHMl, matching chair, 2 step dresser, chest and bookcase bed. * '* 1 0 0 •q. y«i. ^ celebrant and Mrs. Raymond Mur- parent low bid of $8,985,695.04 by spent the remainder of the night (Jummings said he estimated the Madden and Golden one-year will be unacceptible, but in re- the bulldera, for its work in pre- Savin Bros. Inc., Bloomfield. But able liquid propellants, it can be with relatives in Glastonbury. Joshua B. sank within 10 min- tables, coffee table and 2 C V V A $349 Val. Blond Dining Room phy was organist and soloist. Buri- lowered into Its underground terms. All subsequent appoint- sponse to concern expressed by 1 0 0% N ylon 9x12 Rugs paring such earth excavation regu- the combined bids from Torrlng' utes, but, he added: "It seemed ments will be for 3-year terms. residents, we have to assure them lamp tables.______Table, chairs, buffet and C O A A lations. al was in St. Bridget’s Cemetery, launch silo,, and stand at-ready $99 values. $ a Q 2-Pc. M odem with the committal read by the ton and Plainville were lower by longer.” Dempsey said he is inviting the the final decision will be made lo- china. '^A*wH Two previous meetings, one in $271,106.22. for quick launch for extended pe- Has attached foam backs, * Livin g Rooms Rev. Dennis R. Hussey. riods of time. Duffy Sent Back He said there was generally no new members to meet with him cally.” September 1980 and a second on Next to Oneglia and Gervasini panic aboard the Joshua B., that in his office to organize and talk He finished by saying Flamm’s 5-Pc. Round Dinette June 21 of this year, plus last Bearers were Antonio Mark- Hamilton Standard's skid- $24.95 V alu e Foldin g C o ts $169 Rock M o ple Buffet & H u tch Sofa and chair land, James McSweeney Sr., James on the 3-section project were Sav- a few passengers dived into the over the general duties. The group remarks are "similar to one ha With foam mattress and spring. CB |P with extension leaf. Chrome or night’s session, have brought in Bros., $5,512,908.54; and M. A. mounted temperature control To Reformatory Early American, Salem nnish. S O O with foam bronze. 4 chairs and formica C >1 A McSweeney Jr., Chester Yauorski, unit, installed next to the storage water as the boat began to sink. is also expected to elect a chair- made at a campaign meeting of tha Folds for storage. U Solidiy constructed. * ^ 0 0 atwot almost total agreement be- Arthur A n g e 11 and Frederick Gemmlno, Providence, R.I., $5,- He said he lost a camera and man that day. Republican Town Committee. cushions. $83 top table. tween the builders and commission vessel, will circulate glycol.water Spain. 607,911.69. Next to White Oak on (similar to antl.freeze used in car David W. Duffy, 20, of 77 Lock- lunch boxes and a few personal Eventually, the commission is “Agaih -Mr. Flamm misunder- members for earth excavation the fourth section were M.A. Gem- 2-Pe. Eo riy A m erica n Livin g Room Vais, to $19.95 Occ. Table radiators) to a heat exchanger on wood St., was picked up by local articles. expected to have a paid director. stands the position of mayor. My Bunk Bed 9x12 O v d Brdided Rugs $849 value. regulations, the purpose of which mlno^^ $3,435,367.19; and Savin position is not that of a member 1 0 0% N ylon Odd group of step or coffee. C 9 Karl W. BogU the tank. A 34-ton refrigeration police on a warrant for re-lm- "We were all scared for a Since there were some 90 appli- Outfits $59.95 value, fiholce of colors. $38 Wing backs foam seats and backs. C l A A is to preserve a cover crop on the Funeral services for Karl Wil- Bros.V $3,482,578.39. cants for the commis.sion named of the agency but of overall co- U p h. Livin g Room V'arlety of finishes. *^«9 land to prevent erosion and to con- system will cool and a 90KW elec- prlsonment is.sued J)y Supt. Rob- while,” he said with a laugh, "but CSioico of spin- S cushions. Custom made. *^ I O « 0 liam BogU, 20, of Bush Hill Rd„ The four sections, covering tric heater will warm the transfer we are fine and relieved now." today, there .shouldn't be any ordinator for the best interests of dle, wagon wheel, Sorry, no trol any excavation operations that who died yesterday, will be held about 4.2 miles, will link one part ert Gray of the Connecticut Re- shortage In those Interested in the city.” $299 value. 2-i>c8. “88” phone or mail may create a haurd or detriment Jiquid as required. A temperature The 17-year-old Joshua B. waa bookcase or pan- Boston Rockers tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the John F, of the route now being built in sensor and control automatically formatory in, Cheshire. a former Navy Patrol boat. She the director’s post- He said also he ha.s taken steps el bed. 8” stock, 4-Pc. French Pro vincial Bedroom C e d a r W o rd ro b es sofa and matching lorders. Many to the Immediate iveUare of the In- Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Rocky Hill and smother being built The commission has broad pow- in "connection with sUte and fed- Made by Bassett. Double dresser, $ A Q ^ Spacious size for bedrooms. S O Q 8 8 Early American. While Items in limit- habitanta of the Town of Man- operates a three-wave valve dl- Duffy was turned over to (jhesh- waa skippered by Capt Lester spring and mat- Center St. The Rev. Karl Blake of In the Charter Oak Bridge area. vertlngr the glycol-water to either ire authorities, and is being held ers in the matter of water safety eral agencies to protect funds treaa, twin size. mirror, chest and bed. $399 valiie.’’^ * 0 « # While they last. Only $144 they last. Only ed quantities. •kaeter. In other bidding, Enfield Road Behan of Montauk and was en $15 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in the heater or cooling systems. at the reformatory pending a hear- route to (Joax’s Lodge, o ff Block and these Include: granted our project and to' avoid First come, The new earth excavation reg- Glastonbury will officiate, and Construction Co., Enfield, submit- Classify all wraters and all ves- criticism of some of the prematura first served. ailatiaas are expected to be put into ted the apparent low offer of ing before the Connecticut Re- Island, popular fishing grounds, burial will be In East Cemetery. formatory Board to decide if he sels for the purpose of establish- plans” presented earlier. affect in the very near future, pend- $365,844.99 for work on the Dan- when the collision occurred. ing uniformity in the regulation of Friends may call at the funeral should be re-imprisoned for vio- The Anna Grace is 13 years old, Flamm concluded his statement *77 ing minor changes and final ap- home tonight from 7 to 9. ielson connector to the Connecti- lation of parole. sucl> waters and such vessels. b saying the agency commission- proval by the TPC. cut Turnpike. About Town She is owned by Theodore Pykstra Prescribed uniform standards No definite date has been aet for ers "receive not one red cent for Tito plannon have aet two tanta- of Providence. for safety devices and equipment all their hard work except abusa tiva dataa to moot in S^tambor. Priceless Gift Pvt. Andris Tauris has been as- the hearing- Duffy was fined $35 On Sept 1, 1951, the party fish- required under this law. 5-Pc. Maple C D Staff Increased for wilful destruction of property from a man who knows little mors Plenty " }S the TPC ^ans to moot signed to N Co. of the 3rd Train- ing boat Pelican capsized off Mon- Designate and assist towns in than, to quote him, ‘go to Wash- Dinette PboanicU's most priceless gift Hartford, Aug. 29 (A>i—Ckiv. John and $29 for breach of peace when touk Point, L. I., west of Block Is- With 4 captain’s and Ronawal As- N. Dempsey says a fire and res- ing Regiment of the U.S. Army selecting prohibited and restrict- ington.’ ” o f Cantoridga, concomlng to the wrestem world was the Training Center, Infantry, for he pleaded guilty to both counts land. Forty-five persons lost iJielr ed boating areas and waters limit- chairs, 42” mar- cue officer, a chemlcal-blological- In Circuit Court 12, Manchester, proof round ta- I town aurvoy now being done by Phoenician alphabet. The Greek radlologlcal officer and a re- eight weeks o f basic training at lives. Nineteen were saved. ed to special boating purposes. Baste to Beauty Parking ) ktoMOiffHiaetta group, and a alphabet was developed from . it last Thursday. Adopt regulations on water ble. sources management officer will Ft. Dix, N. J. .A 1960 graduate of The board will determine wheth- Kwp brushes,' combs, powder IB axaeutiva aaaaion could and all western European al|dia- be added to the State Civil De- Manchester High, he is the son of BOAT SAFETY COMMISSION skiing and under-water swimming. puffs — all your beauty imple- er or not he should be re-im- Hartford, Aug. 29 (P) — Oov- «t the axcayatlon beta have been developed from fense Btaff. Mr. and M n. O. Klavinf, 81 LiUd' Cooperate with U.S. and other ments — immaculately clean at all -'Drisoned for oomoUtUnc tbSM of- •mqr Dempsey today named tha 6- states to promote uniform boat Space He also reported after a y|Bect> low Rd. V. fenses whUs OB puolo. times, and eliange toarals and waffi member ' State Boating Safety eodea. ^ cloths eften.| IPAOBTEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961 r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2^, 1961 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR ROOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE P A G E ELE T S N South Windsor and Mrs. Louis Rosslllo, 10 Bol- ton St.; a daughter to Mr. and An«w*r to Pmioim Piinl* F o o t b a l l L e a g u e Hospital Notes <3AKe,'«U’W rA V i H S r r q Mrs. Richard Evans, 521 Main St. CEMENT PCRFECT/ Vid eo A cto r M DISCHARGE® YESTERDAY: yJ«LL, 80STBR. Hcyw TO X P l a n s t o S t a r t VMtlng hoars are 2 to 8 p.m. WITM1H MUSTACHft AK' AMS'' r WAIT TILL for all areas except maternity Virginia Sanchez, Hartford; Mrs. W. H. ENOLAMS HACK DRIVER'S H AT? W0ULW4'x]' COMVlHClMSj He MEETS ACROSS 3 Operatic aolo Joanne Roy, Glastonbury; Denise 4Shooter N o w P o n y T e a m where they are 2 to 4:80 and «:SU LUMBER OO. X RASS FER HIM, 60IM>'OUT A THAT IFM 30 1H0Se CHAPS IVIdeoaetor, to 8 p.m.; and private rootps where DeRobertis, 8 Dailey Circle, Rock- f VWDDLED OUTTC)/ OUTSIDE- CbaitM— BAeU ville; Selina DeSplrit, 65 Wads- IHIHOOW W A RAID? NOW,TO eWapiU they are 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. Visitors ClMCHTMt iMPe'RSONATlON, TH' KrrcHeN WHO A RE 5 ----- Pollock Ir A pony football league will be are requested not to smoke In pa- worth St.; Robert Follett, 81 Bis- • Opea All Day Sotardoy • 1/MRS.HO OPLE LOOKINO: in the nine 7Dutchnnde ALLX HAHBTODO IS <30 8 Manifest organlned for the first time next Ment’s- rooms. No more than two sell St.; Hannah Jensen, 465 E. \ Wo u l d o r a r FOR m e / nriM with him Middle Tpke.; Anthony Rinaldi, AROOMO BRAeeiN'.'TCLL A SHeit----- OAngera week, at the aame tim e ^ a t the visitors at one. time, pey patient. “At the Green’’—MI 8-B201 LOT OF LIES , FO RTH ' . HM-m / , McGuire In 10 Surrender midget football leagud'Wreorgan- Wapping FYank E. Mather, Hart- JSROO/Af “Gunfighter” 11 Hope’ kUn Ined. ford; Stephanie Ko.sak, 134 Union •wAN' e^ROW 10 Before Patients Today: 183. MONiEV/,=V.^ 113 Ireltnd St.; Robert Bard, 73 Mather St.; s . 13 Shade t r e e 20 Demollih RegIstraUons and tryouta will ADMITTED YJESTERDAY: Wil- Mr.s. Sarah Beattie, 72 Greenwood 22 He is in a series be held Wednesday and Thursday, llsim W. Harris, 65 Scarborough ' M S c o m abonttbeold 28 Bird’s home 42 Tranaaction Rd.; Donald Hemingw'ay, St. A ISWldced 29 Obtains 43 Speed ceateet 6ept. S and 7, from 6 p.m. until Rd.; Francis Topping, 130 O a k Petersburg, Fla.; Mrs. Mary Jean 16 Piece out 33%ikewith 31 Poetic valley 44daai0(biidi dark at St. FTancis of Assisi St.; Thomas McKinney, 49 Hack- MacNeil and son, Storra; Mrs. ITScatten open band 34 Storm 46 Biblical mame Church field. All boys must be matack St.; Harold A. Topllff, 54 Udoaedwith Loretta Pierce and son, 35 Pioneer FALLOUT 24CCTamic 37 Antics 47Paitttlll adhestre accompanied by a parent, and all Union PI.; Arthur Vincent, 177 Circle; Mrs. Karole Lavigne and 25 German river SSPrepodUoa 48 African liver permission cards must have a par- Union St., Rockville; Russell Wil- SOSetafreah 26Matnre 30 Printing 80 Bread apcend daughter, Somers; Mrs. Lee Files 21 Bitter vetdi 27 Genua of mistakes 61Pamlnina ent’s signature. Boys who played son, 200 Plymouth Lane; Vivian and son Wapping; Mrs. Jandira 22 Gloomy SHELTERS willows 41 Wealthy one appellatiaa last year must register again for Tllden, Meriden; David Zboray, 9 Cooney and son, Wapping; Mrs. In event of emergency, few 23 Cubic this year. WaditiU Rd.; Thomas B. Boland, J / 26 Idle 1 1 18 Faith Weber and son, 68 Davis areas If any. are os good as 30 Cover 1 1“ r “ B” I " r r 'The pony league is being organ- 15 Rosemary PI.; Mrs. Ethel Pe- Ave., Rockville: Mrs. Beatrice prepared shelters. 'They ore ised for boys who are too old or 31 Clamping 12 IS 14 terson, 326 E. Middle 'Tpke.; John Know and son, -136 Woodland St.; » necessary Insiirajicc, Pre- device too heavy for midget league ball, Wells, 36 School St.; Sharon Mrs. Susan Llptack and daughter, pare yours now. 32 Wooden peg IB IB 11 but not big enough or old enough, Jones, 84 Park PI., Rockville; Clif- W'indsor Locks; Mrs. Ida Marshall 33 Brew for the more advanced teams. \ 34 Enthralled ford (lerbe, 144 Summer St.; Mrs. and daughter, Marlborough; Mrs. LEO N a ES Z Y N S K I 3SEaat(Fr.) IB i Arrangements have been made Mildred Hutchins, WUlimantic; Janice Lavallee and daughter, 428 38 Cotton fabric to have the South Windsor pony Ward Day, Coventiy; Rosario W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Dorothy BuiMer— Ml 9^4291 "MA30R" 38Exploita II team play against teams from Laliberte, S3 Grandview St.; John Chaves and son, 7 Oval Lane; Mrs. u m t i l h e - 40 Era Portland, Wallingford, West Hart- 41 Ni^ther a z r 0 . !1 DeQuattro, 124 Constance Dr. Carol Murzyn and son, 138 School TALkTS*^ 42 Hang in folda ford (American School for the ADMITTED TODAY: Charles St.; Mrs. Gisela Morrison and 45 Hinder u Deaf), Glastonbury, Manchester, Pitn-ey, 1003 Tolland Tpke. daughter, 36 Spring St.; Mrs, Lor- 49 Roof edge Plainville, Windsor and Newine- raine Fitzgerald and son, Elling- SB BIRTHS' YESTERDAY: A 30 Poke S3 ton. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ton. S2WUdoxof Boys aged 9 on or before Jan. 1 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Celebea 3B Hall, 11 Ford St.; a son to Mr. and 63 Genua of maplea V ‘ through age 13 on or after Jan. 1 Mrs. Bayard Brick, Ellington; a Standardized Time 54 Stir are eligible for the midget league, son to Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw, 55 Ripped provided they weigh between 70 66 Smaller U Tollamd; a son to Mr. and Mrs. On Nov. 18, 1883, nearly 100 a X T *7 4 T and 115 pounds. Boys aged 12 on Edmund Winn, Hazardville; a son 57 Shakeepeareaa or before Sept. 1 through age 15 “local times" observed by the rail- queen “ H to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence roads of the United States were 68 Bewildered on or after Sept. 1 are eligible for Scotchie, 7 Burke Rd., Rockville; the pony league, provided they abolished and railway clocks' DOWN S3 Si SB a son to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gal- throughout the country were set 1 Driving weigh no more than 136 pounds. lagher, 51 O’Leary Dr.; a daugh- Si B7 Bi Boys who meet the midget on "standard time," or four stand- command (pL) ter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman An- ards of time (Eastern, Central, SLacorate M weight standards will be required to play midget football. ar V 129 Union St., Rockville. Mountain and Pacific) each one orricials of the midget and pony BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. hour apart. football league will meet Friday, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAi Sept. 8, at 8 p.m. In the town hall. Voter Registration Registration was slow at the voter making session Saturday at B e sa v v y. G et th e \ W i l l i a m p la t est sto ck m arket \ the Town Hall. Registrars of vot- O U I S H ers, Claire Gritzer and Arline Bid- F«B«raI Service news every weekday at well, announced that 116 persons *^CHZSTE,.CO,^ 5 p.m. and 4d>9 p j h . over registered—30 Independents. 48 WDRC, 1360 on your radio Republicans and 38 Democrats. diaL Praaanted by Shaanon, There will be two more voter- friends, Nammin «. Co., 913 Mata SL. making sessions before the Oc- Manchester. tober town elections.' On Thurs- day, from S p.m. to 9 p.m. there will be a session at the Town Hall, and on Saturday, Sept. 9, ■><>) r from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. there will neighbor for r. be a final session at the Town Hall. ZBA Approves Petition toward ug same The zoning board of appeals in upon met 'Thursday evening to consider the application of Charles F. and cones to t h e " h ^ coo* Kathryn S. Andrulat of Sullivan ve t t ed I foes Ave. to occupy a home in Graham (st t -wheel 6<» Kstates which was erroneously ‘"Vice is Iften f t oe t -whes l erected 2‘A feet from the side to meet such We building line. This petition, which lerely in a nr f not !T 5 S “ » . S had been tabled for further study professional ftBceci. at the Board’s last meeting, was but ju st as way, a k in d l $72.00 granted as submitted. '«’Uld do. y neighbor Public Re

THE Too Close for Comfort at the Plate Prelude to Pandemonium in American League Race Starts Tonight Moriarty’s, Mutual Herald Angle By K Tigers Meet Indians, Yankees-Twins EARL YOST Sports Bdlt4>r New York, Aug, 29 That will carry the two leaders^only other AL games scheduled, ^ahead of Ruth’s record 1927 pace.^ered for the .Tigers.’ who finished through Thursday — setting up a The Yankees, who have had to Maris, with three homers in the the season series with a 18-6 edge. In Playoff Tonight The, Detroit Tigers, setting • • • Football Main Subject After Lunch weekend ™mble in the Bronx when scramble to win seven of their last last l l games, is nine games ahead up a hungry growl behind Detroit moves into Yankee Sta- 1(1 games while the Tigers were of Ruth. ORIOLE.S-ANOFJJ4 — Jim Gen- F(X)t)liall talk, college level, was the main after-lunch topic Rocky Colavito and ' Norm dium for a three-game showdown winning 10 of 11 in the same span, Detroit gives Frank I.ary a shot tile and Ron Hansen each hit two- P«nnant winning Moriartyf Showing A well balanced attack.: Amerlriui (U) at Coakt Guard Academy in New London yesterday noon but the Insurancemen had a quartet of B. Cash, and the New York Yan- beginning Friday night. gc into Minnesota with a 13-2 rec- at his second 20th victory season nin homers for the Orioles whll* Bros., and third place Ameri- Nell ___ . 6 the speaker, Otto Graham, an old pro, injected a few minutes Detroit, dented a pennant since ord against the Twins. Both de- tonight against Ray Hebert (8-12) Hal Brown (10-4) held the Angels players in double figures topped by Conran . 1 kees, just fair to middlin’ feats were shutouts, and one was can Hardware Mutual, the Siiea .... of his opinions on the pay-for-play sport. When Graham 1945, closed in on the Idle Yankees of the White Sox, who have won to five hits. Ted Bowsfleld (9-6) Mike Reardon's 17 points. Norm . 4 marauders these days behind by Camllo Pascual (ll-iS ), the was the loser. It was the 40th only team to defeat the flag Burke (13), Joe Shea (11) and Bob Zima ... . 4 Roger Marls and Mickey Mantle, yesterday with a 7-3 victory for a only four of 15 from the Tigers. Burlie .. 4 talks, one listens, for the handsome ex-Northw^stern All- righth4nder whom they, meet to- * * « begin a prelude, to pandemonium four-game sweep at Washington. homo run for Gentile and with winners during the regular Neil (10) all scored heavily also Wilson ., . 3 America had a long and distinguished career as quarterback night. It’s Ralph Terry (11-1) for Maris and Mantle, gave the AL for the Insurancemen. Chuck Reardon 7 in the American League pennant It was Jake Wood's grand-slam TIOER.S-SENATOB.S — Detroit season, will meet tonight for with tho Cleveland Browns, flrst^ the Yanks. He’s won six In a row made it five in a row on Wood's three players with 40 or more. Saimond paced the Marketmen race tonight. that put it away, but Cash was the Summer Basketball League Totals .. 27 13 In the now defunct All-America fore I was able to win In a best 3-for-3 and Colavito walloped his and has a string of 22 shutout in- sixth-inning slam off reliever Ed That ties the league record set In playotf championship at Charter with a dozen tallies. Sprare (St) Conference and later In the Na- The first place Yankees open a 1936 when Gehrig hit 49. Hal Tros- The Oilmen led practically all of three sets. three-game series at Minnesota 39th home run, gaining a tie with nings. Hobaugh. It was Wood’s first Oak Park. Both scored victories in Saimond ... tional Football League. Football weisn’t Grahmn’s only Maria has hit nine of hU 51 home bases-loaded home run in the ky hlt'42 and Jimmy Foxx belted last night's semi-final contests at the way in their one-sided victory against the ninth-place Twins with Maris for the league RBI lead with M tstretta .. sport. He was named to a number 120 runs against Minnesota, but only majors, but the 38th of the year in 41. Charter Oak Park. over the Boatmen. Quarter scores White ...... Maris and Mantle slumping in pur- . * • • of All-America basketball teams It also was the ninth consecutive one was collected at the Twins' the AL, breaking the major league The Insurancemen whipped sec- all in favor of Moriarty's were Feshler .... Defense Better suit of Babe Ruth’s 60 home run 21-9. 28-19 and 38-29. McIntosh Silvester ... during his senior year at North- game in which the Rock ha.s batted park. Mantle has tagged six of his record of 37 set by the AL in 1938. RED SOX-.\’.S — The Red Sox ond place Spruce St. Market, 66- Gibson .... record. And the Tigers, now just managed to close to wdthin four Merits of offensive and defensive western. "I don’t go near that in one or more runs. The AL rec- 46 homers off Minnesota pitching, Ronnie Kline (5-7) was the win- beat Norm Bass (7-9) with thre* 37. in the opener. Moriarty's romp- 1V4 games behind New York, start ner. runs in the first inning and then points at one stage of the third Totals ...... men In the pros was discussed at game anymore,” he said. a three-game home stand against ord is 10. set by Yankee Lou hitting three in the Twins’ ball- ed to a 53-37 triumph in the night- a round table meeting of scribes How about golf? Gehrig in 1931. yard. The Tigers had 11 hits off loser counted the clincher on Pumpsle cap over McIntosh Boat. period but Moriarty's halted the tpe Chicago White Sox with Cola- threat and gradually pulled away Morlart.v’. (M) with Graham on the academy "I didn’t play a round until I vito within reach of an RBI record Third place Baltimore walloped At the moment. Mantle has hit Joe McClain (7-15) and two re- Green’s twn-o\it single in the third. Trailing by a single point after B. r pt lievers as the Senators lost their Bill Monbouquette (10-12) was the Rubber Game T iirkin gto n ...... 4 grounds. was 25. I don't play too often but and Cash leading the league's hit- the Los Angeles Angels 8-1 and just one home run in his last 14 the first quarter. Mutual hit on al- 10th in a row. Al Kallne also hom- winner with relief help. Pacing the Oilmen attack were Cyr ...... 0 “This Is a world of specialists I usually shoot between the low 70s ters at .370. Boston beat Kansas City 4-3 in the games and is only two games most everything they tossed up in Dave Boland (13). Dave Turking- ! Pinto ...... 0 and we have many in football, and the middle 80s. I remember the second canto to erect an in- Fortin ...... 0 ton (12) and Frank Butkus (lOi. ' B oland ...... 4 particularly In the pros. the first time I played here, I had surmountable advantage. Outscor-' Bill Viot was the only McIntosh i G l e n n e y ...... 4 "If you took the top defensive a 69," the versatile Graham said. ing the Marketmen 34-13 in th e! I I.owd ...... t * * * player to hit in double figures , Butkus ...... 3 men on one club and had them play second period, the Insurancemen I scoring 12 points. a gaime against the beet offensive Major League moved from a 9-8 deficit to a com- ‘ Tonight's title clash starting at I T otals ...... 30 players from the same club I'll Groza’ 6 Legs Gone manding 42-22 advantage at half- 8:30 will be the rubber came be- M e ln to sh * Angeles, .822. pulled away down the stretch. ing. T o ta ls ...... 13 13 sive men in professional ball,” Gra- a muscle, or something, in his leg Rims—Ma,ys, San Francisco, ham said. For the record, Graham, the first game he played and he AMERICAN LEAGUE Minneapolis-St. Paul, Aug. chase for Babe Ruth's home using a hefty 50-ounce bat, 109; Robinson, Cincinnati, I93| W. L. Pet. OB 29 (Ab — Mickey Mantle run record of 60 (154-game he’d use the same thing if the Aaron, .Milwaukee, lOI; Pinson, now a commander and director of hasn’t played since.” Groza and — athletics at the service academy, Graham teamed to score, many a New York ..,...... 86 4.1 .667 conceded today that he wasn’t version) tonight against the pitchers would throw him only Cincinnati, 90; Clemente, Pitts- Club's talented swimming team 48 .684 Schoolboy Rejects played 10 seasons for Coach Paul point for the Browns. Groza for Detroit ...... 85 I'/i getting the distance in his Minnesota Twins. Mantle cur- fast balls and curves. burgh, 89. has been invited to take part in Baltimore ...... 77 88 .888 lO'/i the first annual Glastonbury Brown and Cleveland and was years was the best field goal and blasts he did four or five rently has 46 — and only one "But," he pointed out, “with Run* Batted In—Cepeda, Ban Local Sport Chicago ...... 6* 62 .528 Franrisco, 118; Robinson, Cinrin- Grange Pool Invitation Meet. It Offer of $100,000 Coast Guard Photo named to the All-os Angeles. but only three—Bowie, Laurel and Boston Red Sox making the best Northwestern All-American who school and a straight A stu- is not a true picture of our experi- River, against Norwich University. National League while scout- night as the Braves .whipped The Braves. jiLst a half-game be- decisions)—Podres, Los Angeles, MANCHESTER COUNTRY Pimlico—are mile courses. led the Cleveland Browns to 10 dent. enced hands. I have always felt ing his appraisal of the merits of It will be the only arch light offer- ing a spring training exhibition Philadelphia 7-1. hind third place San Francisco go- NATIONAL LEAGUE 16-4, .800; Miller, San Francisco, offer. the two teams — offense and de- championships, Graham was not “ Boy!” I couldn’t wait to see that a boy should play even If It ing of the season.. .Coast Guard game. It was Spahn’s seventh straight ing into the openei- of a two-game W. L. Pet. G.B. 10-8, .768; Brosnan, Cincinnati, fense—If they ever met. 78 82 .600 — optimistic alx)ut the coming sea- this boy,” Graham said yester- cost a few more dollars for a school will host the Connecticut Sports "ril pick the Giants to win It." success and gave him a career .set with the Giants tonight, scored 8-8, .727; Jay, Cincinnati, 18-8, * * * 71 52 ..177 692; Sadecki, St. Louis, 12-6, .667. son, nor was he pessimistic. day. to give him a letter.” Writers’ Alliance on Monday, Oct. said the scout (He’ll remain un- total of 304 victories. That's tops two runs in the second inning, lios Angeles • 16 with sailing, and golf offered as San Frencieco *6 .18 .,188 Strikeouts—Koufax, I-os Angeles, "Our squad will not be quite as But when he did, Graham Key Candidates identified to save him the em- for- a lefthander in NL history, three on Roy McMillan's homer, as Tennifi Enthugiast well as lunch and a talk with Coach Milwaukee .. .68 .1* .848 7 200; Williams, Ixm Angeles, 187; good as last year," he said, less wasn't flashing his best smile. There are three candidates, plus and just one shy of the all-time Robin RoberU (1-10) suffered the Graham, who held the spotlight Otta Graham, who is fast winning barrassment of explaining why he St. Louis .. , 68 80 ,524 10 Dr.vsdale, Ixis Angeles, 15.1; Ma- than two hours after he had sent Senske wanted to try out for Dallaire who hold the key to the picked his own club so low). "Then major league victory total by a 199th defeat of his career. the candidates, a record 78, in- the sailing squad, not the foot- Cadet season, at least at this point. In the first pre-season football pre- friends In New England. * * * Pittsburgh .,. 60 *8 .488 1«'i haffey, Philadelphia, 138; O’Toole, view of the year with scribes, keeps * « * the Dodgers and then the Cards. southpaw. Blddie Plank finished Chicago ...... 88 71 .427 22 Cincinnati, 184. cluding freshmen, through the ball team. He made the sail- “Lightner Is a very good guard with 305 for Philadelphia and St. CUBS — PIRATES — Ron ing squad. and a good linebacker. John Mc- close to his playing weight by play- "The Braves? Make 'em fourth. Santo did it for the Cubs, who came Philadelphia . 88 90 .260 401/, AMERICAN LEAGUE paces. “If we can find some ends Never Caught "You've gotta figure that maybe Louis in the American League. Monday’s Results we'll b-e as good, if not better than This spring he came out for Cann can also go both ways as well ing tennis. from behind on his tying double in Batting (Based on SOO or more football and Is now working as Forrest Furaus, as well as Dal- "When I was with the Browns I "I often threw the bail away In this is the year Warren Spahn The Chicago Cubs won 5-4 at the seventh inning and then won it Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4. at bats) — Cash, Detroit, .870; last year," Graham said in be- doesn't win 20," he explained, Pittsburgh in the only other game Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 1. Howard, New York, .854; Piersall, tween sucking on ice cubes. out with the giidders and Is a laire, if I chose to use him,” Gra- usually weighed anywhere between the National League when I was in the eighth on his single. Bob likely starter at the center spot. ham said. All four could play both 205 and 208. I go about 215 today. playing with Cleveland,” Otto Gra- then added: scheduled in the NL. Anderson (6-8) was the winner in Only Game* Scheduled. Cleveland, .829; Gentile, italtlmore, Last year the Cadets posted a ways, on offense and defense if "I like to play tennis and Sat- ham said, "hut the only time I was "But a lot of guys have been • • • relief. Reliever Elroy Face (5-7) Today’s Game* .822; Mantle, New York, .821. winning record, notching five wins urday I played in a tournament ever called was once when I tried figuring for a lot of years that Lie Angele* (Koiifaz 14-9) at Chi- Runs — Marls, New York, 111; rugged on the fellows who play necessary, the ex-pro stated. Mc- BRAVES — PHILS — Spahnic was the loser, dropping his second in eight starts, the best mark in and lost eight pounds. I probably to hit my receiver. I was dam mad "Maybe this is the year Spahn gave up 10 hits, but the Phii.s' run decision in three days to the Cubs cago (Hobble 7-1J or Cardwell Mantle, New York,, 110; Colavito, sports,” Graham said. Cann is Uie only returning wing- ii-n.) a decade. The biggest win was man. Furaus is a solid 170-pound put that many back on before the at the official who called me,” hs doesn't win 20'I " was unearned. It scored on a single, after running up an 8-0 record Detroit, 108; Kallne, Detroit, 100; scored over a fine Amherst squad. It was interesting to note that St. IxMiis (Simmons 7-9 and Cash, Detroit, 98. WVM-asi tmatmtMtr fullback. night was over. I used to lose about added...Best quarterback in the Well, the Braves are fourth, at a walk and two errors in the against Chicago since lO.IO. Five Weeks of DrlUs when regular classes resume, Gra- eight pounds a game when I was National League, in Graham's Sadecki 12-6) at Philadelphia (Buz- Runs Batted In •— Colavito, De- aifc isiSa >ii»i h i iwr 14- wit The pros play wide open foot- hardt 5-lS and Owen* 2-9) 2, 6:08 "We ll have five weeks to pre- ham will see his football players ball and Graham has broi^ht some playing. I had a real tough match book, is Johnny 'Unitas of Balti- troit and .Maris. New York, 120; for but up to one hour and 15 min- Saturday, it went two hours be- more. p.m. Gentile, Baltimore, 117; Mantle, pare for our opener Sept. 30 of his pay-for-play experience tmd Cincinnati (O’Toole 13-9) at Pitts- against Vermont. This will be two utes on Mondays and Fridays and offensive maneuvers. In particular, *No One Is Irreplaceable^ New York, .112; Cash, Detroit, 100. from two hours and 10 minutes to Game Bird burgh (Friend 12-16), 8:18 p.m. HiU — Cash, Detroit, ISO; B. weeks more than we had last to Coast Guard. As a result, the San Francisco (Sanford 10-7) at year. Once regular classes start two hours and 15 minutes on Tues- Cadets threw the ball a lot last Robinson, Baltimore, 188; Kallne, • W n t N - M Nllte M days, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Milwaukee (Burdette 15-8 or Hend- Detroit, 140; Aparicio, Chicago, ammikiSMt! » : football is secondary, as it should year, about eight times In every England Gridders Out, Ohllllcothe, OlUo — (NEA) — ley 4-S), 9 p.m. “This includes all phases of foot- 10 plays from scrimmage. It takes more than the lose of 144; Green, Minnesota, 148. be. and we are lucky to get the Orioles Want Answer Wednesday’s Schedule Doubles — Rubek, New York, 85; fellows out every day,” the dark ball work,” Graham said at the However, Wesleyan, Amherst, a leg to keep a hen pheasant round table that included several San Francisco at Milwaukee. Kallne, Detroit, SI; B. Robinson, haired, handsome man who Trinity and the rest can look for Quarterback Needs Are Great from carrying out family re- Ins Angeles at Chicago. newsmen. sponsibilities. Batllmore, 29; Romano, Cleveland, doubles as director of athletics re- a more diversified attack this fall St, Inuis at Philadelphia. 28; Power, Cleveland, 27. The Cadets, definitely on the against Graham’s club. On Riehards’ Deeision A division of wildlife field Cinrinnati at Pittsburgh. ported. : ’ move as H small college power in Triples — Wood, Detroit, 111 "We did a little running last worker saw a mother pheasant si'. ••.V. iCsv/ "Until school starts we'll have New England, will be led by quar- Boston, Aug. 29 (iD Colby:j>men but will miss Joel Moss, who Ijuidis, Chicago, Piersall, Cleve- two drills a day. A lot can be ac- year. I Inserted a running game joins Northeastern and Coast decided not to play. emerge from a ditch along the MINOR LEAGUE SCORES TURNABOUT— Is fair play and this pair of Yankees is playing better than fair ball land, Cash, Detroit, Lumpe, Kan- terback Larry Dallaire, who loves after we started to understand our Boston College's Ernie Hefferl* Baltimore, Aug. 29 (/P)— The Baltimore Orioles today gave highway. Instead of walking complished during this time as to throw a football ala Graham, Guard today as New England col- Eastern Inague going like 60 after Babe Ruth’s home run record. Mickey Mantle congi atulates Roger sas City and Keough, Washington, the boys have nothing on their personnel a little better. This year, welcomes a prize crop of 25 let- Manager Paul Richards until Friday to tell them -whether or running, as most pheasants Springfield 4, Johnstown 2. 7. NOWlS THE TIME to save mote truck and guard Jim Lightner. we’ll run more.” lege football players hit the prac- termen including quarterback do, this bird was hopping on Maris, left, after a homei'. Maris, repays the compliment after Mantle, right, slams schedule but football to concen- he intends to fulfill his contract with them. Williamsport 2-8, Lancaster 0-.8. Home Runs — Maris, New York, Dallaire, 5-9, 165 pounds from Spread formations, with Dal- George Van Cott Thursday but th* one leg. Following close be- trate on. Once classes start, It’s Salem, Mass., “can’t run,” in Gra-. tice fields with high hopes. Otherwise, the Oriole official.s Binghamton 4, Reading 0. another one. 51; Mantle, New York, 46; GentUe, laire throwing the pigskins to all The attention Is on the quarter- schedule Is a nightmare. have told Richard.s they expect hind were nine young ones— Baltimore, 40; Colavito, Detroit, SO; comers of the field, was a trade- back position, a survey which him to resign or they will with- all running. Klllebrew, Minnesota, 87. dollars on the more-fbr-youMlollar tnicte! mark with the Cadets under Rifle Candidates Game management experts causes a sudden attack of pessi- draw permission for him to nego- Stolen Bases — Aparicio, Chi- Graham’s style of play. "I always mism among some of the coaches. Kaye, Rusher Tie tiate for another job. Must Sign Forms theorized that the hen prob- Benefit Baseball Game Sunday Johnson’s Crown cago, 42; Howser, Kansas City, 83; SAVE! You just can't beat August buys for saving. It’s the time of year when Squad of 80 Reports liked the spread formations that Early-blrds Coast Guard and Richards has admitlcd he ha.s ahaly Inst her leg to a mowing Wood, Detroit, 27; Bruton, Detroit, we used with the pros. I'm looking Northeastern launched full-scale told owners of the ^ w baseball machine during hay-cutting. On Line Tonight 21; Hinton, Washington, 16. Chevrolet dealers traditionally pull all the stops. You’ll find sweeter-than-ever to more teams using this type of- With» . 81s__ in Elks franchise in Houston what terms The Manchester Rifle Club re- At Oval for Manchuck Fund drills Monday. Coach Otto Gra- Hitting — Jake Wood, Tigers, Pitching (Based on 10 or mors savings waiting for you on every ’61 Chevy truck—from the nimble Corvair 95’s, fense this year, both in the pros ham, all-time professional passing he wants to become their general quires the advance registra- decisions) — Terry, New York, 11- For Schoolboy Drills and at the big colleges In par- Golf Tournament manager next year. Ttlev. Houston tion of all former junior mem- Seattle, Aug. 29 (TP) - - Defend- capped fire-mn Inning with first right up to the mighty medium- and heavy-duty jobs. Come in and save a bundle! gjeat, has 19 lettermen back from ing champion Harold Johnson major league grand-slam home 1. .917; Ford, New York, 22-8, .880; ticular. In order to be successful official.s have said they expect to bers for the 1960-61 sea.son Matezak in Lead A benefit baseball game for thetHigh School Band and an ardent AfossI, Detroit, 14-8, .824; Schwall, a Coast Guard team •which had a were sent a post card renewal ranks as a 2-1 favorite as he places run, nalUng 7-S victory over .Sena- with this formation, a team must surprise 5-3 season in 1960. His Playing one-over-par golf, Gor- name the general manager Oct. 2 Daniel Manchuk Memorial Schol- sports fen. has endorsed the idea Boston, IS-S, .818; Wynn, Chicago, By FRANK CLINE have a quarterback who can run “ the day after the American form which must be returned to wholeheartedly. his light heavyweight crown on the tors. ace is quarterback Larry Dallaire, don French of Putnam won the Bloomfield. Aug. 29 IJP] — The arship Fund will be played at the block tonight within reach of un- 8-2, .800. or • throw. Dallaire can’t run," League season end.s. Alexander Penny, treasurer. A Tickets m*}' be obtained from ITtchlng—Hal Brown, Orioles, SAVE! You just can’t beat Chevy trucks for working. With Chevy’s easier riding After gi-eeting a turnout of a little over 80 grid hopefuls, whose 60 per cent completion fig- Connecticut State Elks Junior parent or guardian mu.st sign this Senior Tournament of the Con- heralded Eddie Cotton. .Strikeouta —r P'ord, New York, Graham quickly injected. ure made him the nation’s most Golf Tournament held at the Shen- Richards had been given per- West Side Oval Sunday afternoon any member of Fogarty Bros, allowed only five hits, walked 175; Pascual, Minnesota. 170; Bun- which included 11 lettermen, Tony Alibrio, new head foot- mission by the Orioles earlier to application card indicating their necticut State Golf Association Johnson, the National Boxing As- Independent Front Suspension, loads ride easier, drivers stay fresher, the truck Improving on last year's slate accurate small college passer a necossett Country Club in Groton at 2 o’clock in the afternoon be- baseball team or frOm Bob Kwash, three and struck out four for 8-1 nlng, Detroit, 156; McBride, Los lasts longer. You get more work, more hauls, for your truck dollars! ball coach at Manchester High, declared after last night’s will be no small order. The Cadets year ago. negotiate for another baseball job approval. entered its aecond and final round tween Fogarty Bros, and the Qual- V Elm Terrace. sociation titlist. will be making hi.s victory over Angels. Angeles, 149; Ramos, Allnnesota, with a 39-43—73. A field of 24 as long as it was not field man- second defense of the championship drill, “Things didn’t go too badly out there for the first day. open with Vermont then play Nor- Northeastern, looking for better contestants, representing eight Any former junior member who today with Stan Matezak of Avon ity Name Plates of Glastonbury. 143. By and large the boys were In*’ wich at home Oct. 7, at Wesleyan things with 21 lettermen to help, ager. did not receive this card and since he won it in an elimination Pete Runnels of the Boston Lodges, competed. "Pre.sumably, such a position leading with an 18 hole score of Manchuk. who died suddenly bout In February. Cotton, who has pretty good condition.” Oct. 14. Amherst Oct. 21 at home. has junior Jerry Varnum back as would like to renew his member- 37-36—73. Yesterday’s round was Red Sox, the American League Chicago — Alin Thomas, Chi- At the present time, Alibrio and Second place went to Ron Rolf* has been, or is about to be, of- ship. should contact the Secretary last Chrustmas Day, was well Monday'* Hoiiiera spent more than a dozen of hi.s 33 SAVE! And for the frosting on the cake—you just can’t beat Chevy trucks at trade-in Continuing Alibrio added, "Oh, Worcester Tech Oct. 28 at home. field general and a huge, experienc- played at the par '70 Farmington known in Manchester High School baiting champion in 1960, hit an cago stopped Ike White, Phila- there were a few who were not Early are working with the linemen Trinity, also at home, Nov. 4 and of the host Lodge with a 39-38— fered to him," Lee MacPhall, Norman Lar.son. 9 Bruce Rd. This years Riming for the big time, is time. Latest official industry reports prove that Chevrolet trucks lead in trade-in ed line. Sophomore Paul Luci- 77. There was a three-way dead- Country (Dlub. For today's action, as an accomplished musician and (fieasnn Total in Parentheses) even .500 in Yankee Stadium. delphia, 0. (Middleweights). in as good .shape as we had and Martin and Brezinski are at Rensselear away on Nov. 18 8U10, son of the line coach and top Oriole president, and Joseph Igle- advance registration by mail is the No. 4^ contender. hoped and expected but they were looking over the backs. When the lock for third place which wa« hart, board chairman, declared in i ng^essary in order to determine the over-50 golfers moved to the had participated in local eports. AMERICAN LEAGUE slue, week after week, over every major competitor in Chevy’s price range.* and at Tufts Nov. 18. The Nor- ground gainer of the Huskies un- Tumble Brook Club here. Second particularly in baseball. After his Both fighters were expected to in the minority. Tbe older ones roster has been cut and the team wich meeting will be played under won by Bob Wood, of Torrington, a statement how many new junior menibers Gentile, Orioles (40). make the 175-pound mark at the beaten frosh, will crack the line- with a 39-42—81. at the halfway mark were Russ death, a musical scholarship fund *S*n 4 m official Kfufis Iron Aulomotiva Mirkt) Bapart. and more experienced lads ap divided into varsity and jayvee Friday Deadline may be taken into the club at the Hansen, Orioles (10). noon weighin. the lights at Jones Field. Tufts up. was established at Manchester peared to have followed pre-sea- groups, Alibrio and Early will replaced Geneva, which "you Team title honors were taken by They said they have given Rich- new junior member registration Hills, Wethersfield, and defending Colax'lto, Tigers (89). Coach,Bob Clifford at Colby has High School in his memory. Al- The Washington State Athletic son instructions pretty well handle the Varsity squad with Mar- wouldn’t call a breather,” Graham a thin force of 34 candidates and Putnam with an aggregate score ards until Friday "to give us his on Sept. 12, at the Waddell School champion George Heyer, Wepa- Kallne, Tiger* (17). definite decision as to whether or waug, w'ho carded 74s. though the fund has been estab- Commission has waived the three- Alibrio and his assistant. Jack tin and Brezinski taking care of reminded his listeners. When he 11 lettermen. Quarterback Ken of 242. Manchester was second Auditorium at 7 o’clock. X-Wood, Tigers (11). knockdown rule for the 15-round Early, who are also being helped the Jayvees. came to the academy from the Bee will be available but not for carding a team score of 250. not he would fulfill his contract lished only a short while, accord- with us. ing to Robert 'Veters of the high outdoor fight, and over Cotton’s out by Jayvee mentors Ted Mar- The Indian gridders will continue Browns. Graham had a seven game the start of practice. He couldn’t Individual scores of Manches- NATIONAL LEAGl’B protests, also has ruled the man- tin and Jim Brezlnski, spent most on a two-a-day drill schedule for "If he does not plan to do so school, the fund has already bene- Tonight CHEVROLET TRUCie slate. The '61 slate lists eight get travel accommodations from ter and Rockville players wer* datory eight-count will be just of yesterday suiting up the candi- this week but will go back to one and cannot give us such assurance fited two Manchester High School Htuart, Pirates (22), games, which is to Graham’s lik- his European trip. as follows: Dave Kaye, Manches- Top Flight Pitching Showings Bolling, Braves (14). that — mandatory. '' dates. But they did find time to practice a day when school opens ing. ter, 40-41—81, Jim Rusher, Rock- by Sept. 1, it Is imperative that graduate*. on hold calesthenics and run through next week. New Assistant the club either accept his resigna- McMillan, Braves (6), Pat Olivieri, Johnson's man- I It’s a tough road ahead for Central Connecticut starts prac- ville. 39-42—81, Will Walder- In memory of Manchuck, his Zimmer, Cubs (11). ager, said he wants Johnson to get a signal drill. tion or withdraw the permission Highlights on Red Sox Farms friends who played baseball with Cmdr. Graham but he's ready for tice Wednesday sporting new as- man, Rockville, 40-42—82, Keith given him to negotiate elsewhere. X-Base* Full. the fight over with in a hurry. Son, Malausky Co-Captains San FrandMo — Alejandro the challenge. Perfectly happy at Robbins, Manchester, 44-40-84, him from Little League on thorugh Leading the list of 11 returning sistant Coach Jack Stovall who "It is important that, if neces- I I.avorantp, 209, Argentine, knocked the academy, Graham is anxious to played at Michigan and assisted Stan Hillnskt III, Manchester, 41- Boston - - Top flight pitching^’Eastem League, while Jim Han- to the Twilight League last year lettermen are Co-captalns Tony out Willi Besmanoff, 204, Far sary for us to secure a new man- put the Cadets back on the foot- Wing-T master Dave Nelson at 44-85, Jeff Bantly, Rockville, 46- performances highlight the news nan, a righthander from Notre and are now) sponsored by Fo- Alibrio Jr. and Dave Malausky. Rockaway, N. Y „ 7. ball map. ager, we be in a position to pro- Delaware. Central has 20 letter- 44-90. ceed immediately." from the Red Sox fsrm aystem Dame, is 15-0 with Olean in the garty Bros., local fuel dealers, Young Alibrio, .son of the head have planned the benefit game. coach, has been an offensive While praising Richards and this week. New York-iPenn League. WIN F guard and defensive linebacker in expressing hope he will stay, Mac- A pair of New England left- First year rookies had fine It is this group of young men the past while Malausky l.s a Phail and Iglehart stated "How- handers, Bill Spanswick of Thomp- weeks. Shortstop Dalton Jones who have undertaken the arrange- bu y tl)ree-year veteran as fullback and ever. in baseball it has been prov- sonville. Conn, and Billy MacLeod from Baton Rouge. La. continues ments in order to do something in linebacker. en many times that no one is ir- of Gloucester, Mass, were Impres- to lead the Alpine Cowboys of the memory of their former team- Other returning monogram win- replaceable . . . sive. SpansWlok has boosted his Sophomore I.,eague with a -3>29 male. NEW low CLOSEOUT HUCE! ners are Tom Sheriden, Bob Cote "We are confident, that if need- record in the triple A Pacific Coast average. His teammates, Bobby Fogarty's, although organized YANKEE and Karl Then, all halfbacks, ed, a new manager, fully capable League to 3-1 since being promot- Guindon of West Roxbury, Mass, late in the season, lost their in- quarterback Don Simmons, Dave of handling a good, young con- ed from Johnstown in the East- and switch hitting Larry Wleck itial encounter by the score of Tupper, who has played both quar- tending club, can be selected” ern League. MadLeod is leading of Canyon City, Texas . came up 2-0. A return engagement with the terback and halfback in the past, Richards’ existing contract with the class B Carolina League in with key basehits during the week. East Hartford Merchants, of the Rifia MW iM • M b H WMlf t Dave Anderson, guard and defen- the Orioles runs through the 1963 strikeouts with 17B and has the Young Neg;ro outfielder, Homer Hartford Twilight League, eaw BASEBALL •sive linebacker, John Haugh, season. He has been manager best league BTIA at 2.30. He now Green of Monongahela, Pa., Is Fogarty's on the winning side by M cMc« •( bduiM since 1954. $ 6-PASS. i IikM m w FIh M m I tackle, Don Golas, guard, and has a 12-7 record. leading the Olean team with a a 12-6 ecore. The team's roster Barry Sweeney, defensive guard. Former college pitchers are .340 average. includes Danny Banlvage, Bob SEDAN One experienced performer who having exceptionally fine years in Among rookie pitchers, Dave Kwash, Wayne Longfellow, Jo* NEW YORK AT MINNESOTA See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer has decided to drop out of foot- West Hartford Ousted Hastings, Neb., Aug. 29 (^)—A the Red Sox minor league systent. Morehead of San Diego, California, Twaronite, Al Frehiet, Larry Lov- ball Is Joel Rottner. He was a Righthander Dave Bueby, from Stu MacDonald of Seattle, Wash- ett, Pat Mistretta, Chuck Saimond $195 DOWN tackle. battle of the undefeated shaped up GAME TIME10 P.M. tonight as the winners of first- the University of Oklahoma, has a ington and Bob Marr. formerly and Bob Fiske. 1695 I>Mu]ed with Underclaasmen -S-6 record 'wdth 'Waterloo in the of the University of Indiana turned Glastonbury recently won first Of the 80-odd lads out for the round games play in the Ameri- can Legion Junior Baseball Tour- Midwest League and has already in impressive performances dur- place honor* In the Graduate Di- squad, 20 are seniors, 32 are jun- shattered the league strikeout rec- ing the week. vleion of the Jaycee-Courant iors and the balance are sopho- anment. Brooklawn, N.J. plays HEAR ALL YANKEE M«HT eAMES, Colonial, W. Va., and Phoenix, ord of 16(7. Busby has racked up There is a lot of interest in the Leagua in Hartford. Leading Glas- BOLAND MOTORS mores. Many of the latter group tonbury is Howie Croesman, for- LINCOLN DOWNS — READY FOR LABOR DAY fabulous Papeleta-Cuadro. At the left is shown the new Ariz., is scheduled against Ctn- 316 strikeouts and has three or race for the batting title in th* 860 CENTER STREET—AU 8-4070 picked up valuable experience with four starts remaining for th* year. Midwest League, where outfielder mer baseball and basketball star HOME'Ssd AWAY— MAL IDO CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. last year’s Freshman squad but OPENING . . . Lincoln Downs is ready to open its 1961 glass-enclosed clubhouse, while at the right is the grand- cinnati. Th* field waa cut to six OVER 25 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION teams last night when Omaha Former AU American Bill Tliom Pet* Jemlgan of San IMsgo, Cali- at'Glastonbury High School. TOUR QUAUTT LARK DEALER there arc a number of aophomores Fall meeting tB 77 Aatomobilea for Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN BnildkiiK Hatarinli 47 WantdO— To Boy BS BRICK HOMS)—6 large rooms, 2 RANCH—5^ rooms, 8 years old FINLEY STREET—Lovely 6 room CASH WAlTiNO tor/property own- 19M RAMBLER, 6, standard, good ROOht garden type apartment full baths, 2-car garage, excellent Bowers School area, family aize ranch on 90x228 lot, 114 baths, YOUR BEST BUY IS AT WS BUT, SELL or trade antique era. Please call us before you buy Swank-Anthony condition. By owner quick sale available Sept. 1, Includes heat, condition. Between one and two kitchen, plsatered walls, csst Iron 2- car garage. Belflore Agency,Or MIsell Speedy lervlce. J. D. end need furniture, china, flasa, hot water, stove, refrigerator and afcree of land. Fruit trees. High CLASSIFIED $4S0. See It at SIO Hartford Rd., NATIONAL eilver, picture framee and old baseboard hast, l-car garage. Thlg 3- 5121. Realty. MI 8-BUa. Tim Morlarty’a Flying A, Man- Hitch Ball Fencing f3.99 per secUca parking. $105 monthly. Call MI elevation. Six miles from Man- house offers you thoee Uttle extras Misa PriscillA c. Anthony at coina, old dolle and guns, hobby 8-7925. chester. Phllbrick Agency Ml “BOLTON—Volpi Road. Practically chester. Mahogany Siding 17o aq. ft. cdUectlona, attic eontenta or whole that make a house a home, $19,500. W18H SOMEONE to handle youf Vernon- became the bridO o f J, Diam^earlng Stairways $M.95 each 9-8464 Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-5464. new 3 bedroom ranch, large kitch- real estate? Call ms at Ml 9-0320 Grant Swank Jr. Of Oollefo Park, 1953 FORD good transportation, eatatee. Furniture Repair Service, 180 CEN T E R ST. 2 bedrooms, en, lovely living room with fire- Cedar Closet Uning 30e aq, ft Taloottville, Conn. Tel. - . foe prompt and courteoua aervlce. Md., at a candlelight aeierica Sat- ADVERTISING $75. Can be seen at 300 Center Knotty Pine Paneling ISo aq. ft. lO, 3 7449 large kitchen, living room. Phone RANCH—A fine 6 room ratlch style place, full basement. Belflore Joseph Barth, Broker. urday evening. Aug. 19, at tha St. between 8 a. m, and 8 p.m. Doors from $3.00 each MI 8-2457. W ALK T O home with attached garage la now Agency, MI 8-6121. Church of the Nazarene in Man- 8d A 16d Common Nails available In an excellent suburban chester. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPt. HOURS Rooms Withoat Board 59 area. A few of the features of this MANCHESTER OREEIN —8 room $9.35 per keg yrVE ROOM apartment, second Legal Notice The bride is the daughter of Mr. 8AJ».to5P.M. Auto DilTtne School 7-A Louver Doors from $8.96 each SH OPPING desirable home are 8 bedrooms, Cape, full shed dormer, complete- and Mrs. Tennyson Anthony, T w o EXCELLENT rooma tor floor, adults only. 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Beechler- Digtrict of Manchester on the 23rd day Your Life.” Driver education FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY available. Five minutes from Cen- ment. All city facilities. Assumable of August 1961. Md. Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells mortgage. located on a spacioug 100x200’ lot. Smith, Realtors. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. The Rev. W. E. Aitkeri of Dart- classes. Member. Connecticut ROOM WITH kitchen privileges tor ter. Clean. Nice neighborhood. Kstatc of Howard Boyd, laie of Man- National woman school teacher. MI 8-4090. Reasonable. No children. Call MI For additional information call mouth, N. S., Canada, uricle'of tho PLEASE READ YOUR AD fesslonal Driving School Assn. Ml McCarthy Enterprises, MI 9-5391. ch4*sier in said District, detyasod. 9-7398. 9-0865. M ANCHESTER— $ 14,900 On motion of Janet Bovd of gald bride, performed the double ring mr *Waat Aitf* ara takaa arar tka phaon aa a eoa- NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. JARVIS John Panciera. m 9-1898. 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No wait- ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, MI 3-4112 Mrs. Smith MI 9-2519 full basement, hot water oil heat, mortgage or minimum down — all claims against said estate, and said laarrttna far aay adaerttaaaaoat aad ttMa oaly to tka azteat of a ing. Manchester Driving Acade- ABOUIJP, AU. THC’/ ROCKVILLE—24 Grove ' treet — types of mortgages available. music of the First Baptist Church “maka g e ^ laaatftBa. Errata wkleb do aot leaaea the ralae of kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire Single light housekeeping room Mr. Werbner MI 3-7847 priced right, vacant. Owner Eacott executrix is directed to give public my. PI 2-7249. LEM/eOlJHiSTttA'V Agency, MI 9-7683. notice to the creditor* to bring in their there and brother-in-law of tho t «*U aot ko earroetad by “awka good” InaertloB. Diaraonft^—WatcheB— 224 Charter Oak. Ml 8-8888, CH — $10 weekly. Well furnished 2-room C'^ims within aaid lime allowed by pubK bride, was organ i.st Soloist was FOI^ATlPARe 8-4788. 81 GOODWIN STREET-6 room lishlng a cop>- of this order in some LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li- TWEiRFiiaeQPsivrm Jewehr 48 apartment $20 weekly. Tel. TR Cape, newly remodeled kitchen, TWO FAMILY RANCH, 5-4, en- LAWRENCE F. FIANO William Porter of Akron. Ohio. censed driving school trained — 6-9594. new-spaper having a clrrulaiion in said lODB COOPBEAnOM WILL EXCEPTIONALLY nice large not water oil heat car Rfltrage, closed breezeway, garage. Large probate diaiiicl within ten dav* from Eficorted by her father, the Certified and approved Is now of- LEONARD W. YOST Jewelers — Realtor Ml 3-2788 this order and return make BE AFPBBCXATKD Diol Ml 3-2711 room, next to hath, garage, pri- three room apartment, fur- bacKyard, near bus! lot, treea, $19,500. Carlton W. to this court of the notice given. bride wore a floor-length gown of fering classroom and behind Repairs, adjusts watches e^mrt- Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464. Hutchina, MI 9-6132. Chantilly lace and silk illusion wheel instruction for teenagers. ly. Reasonable prices. Opm 'Tues- vate entrance, excellent location, nished, near Main St., one couple Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 JOHN J. WAIiLK'!''!’, Judge. MI 9-4666. over taffeta, designed with a MI 9-6075. day through Saturday, S u n d a y only. Call MI 3-1616 or MI 9-2951. TWO-FAMILY 6 and 6. on large PARKER STREET —A charming LIMITATION ORDRR evenings. 129 Spruce St.' MI 9-4387. t'Ol’ RT OF PRORATE held Sabrina neckline, fitted bodice, lot (150x150). Houae In good shape, Dutch Colonial is available in one MANCHESTER—113 Pine St. 4 bed- at Man<’he.ster. within and for the long tapered sleeves and full skirt. new heat, aluminum siding, porch, of Manchester's most desirsbie room house of seven rooms, cen- ONE OR 2 rooms, garage, single Buslnoss Locations District of Manche.«ter on the 25th dav Her headpiece was a lace coronet, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 woman. MI 9-2661. garage. Lots of extras. Owners areas. This fine home placed on tral, St, James Parish, modern- of August 1961. Garden— Parm-«-Dairy ized, exclu.sive. West Side Realty, Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. trimmed with sequins and pearls, FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE For Rent 64 anxious to hear your offei T J a shaded well shrubbed lot in- Kslaie of Ida E. Prentice, late of and fingertip veil of silk illusion. Products 50 Crockett, Realtor. Ml 3-1577. ' cludes the following features: A MT 9-5315 Manchester in said. District, deceased. ENGUSH BICYCLE for sale, $25, excellent spot for any business On niotifin of Samuel j. Prentice of Mrs. Barclay Wood of Worces- FURNISHED room near bath for large living room with fireplace, ter. Mass., sister of the bride, was MI 9-2139. gentleman. 54 High Street. or office. Center of town, plenty ANSALDI HEIGHTS-Excellent 5 formal dining room, family size IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY aaid Manchester, executor. A M-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING TOMATOES—Pick In own contain- ORDERKD; That six months from matron of honor. Bridesmaids of parking, MI 9-5229 9-6 room ranch, full basement, plas- kitchen. 3 large bedrooms, I 'i the 25lh day of August. 196i, he and Radlo-TV Repair Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanted— ers, SOc peach basket. Angel St. LARGE PLEASANT room with tered walls, hilly insulated fire- Manchester- New custom built the same are limited and allowed for were Mi.ss Karol Swank of Col- Business Services Offered 13 MAIN STREE3T—4 room offifce on baths, laundry room, side porch, SERVICE R E E TO HERALD READERS Services 18 Female 38 shower and private entrance, light place, ceramic tile bath, hot water plastered walls, full basement, oil executive ranch with magnificent the creditors within which to bring in lege Park, Md., sister of the bride- 3 WOMEN, 8 days per week, S TOMATOES—Pick your own, 50c housekeeping, parking. MI 9-1957 ound floor, plenty of parking. T. oil heat, amesite drive city water view, located in St. Bartholomew their claims against said estate, and groom. and Mr.s. Gerald Swartz of CTAIN SAW work — Trees cut. hours per day, commiasiona. Call basket. Bring own containers. On Crockett, renltor. Ml 3-1577. heat, copper plumbing. 1-car ga- said executor is directed tn give public Want oa elaatlfled adrertlaeaient«r No Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 CONNIE’S TV .and Radio Service, ELDERLY LADY seeking board, before 2 p.m. or after 6 p.m. f and sewerage, large yard. In ex- rage. amesite drive. Rea.sonably Parish. Features 6 large rooms, 2 notice to the creditors to bring in ihejr Wolla.-?lon. Mass. Mis.s Da-wn lafomatloB oao of our TR 6-8571 any time. So. Main Street, Manchester. Look Swank of College Park, Md., sister aaawrr at tke talephoae HatedT Simply can tha between 1:30-4:30 or any time available all hours. Satisfaction room and companionship In pri- cellent condition throughout. priced at $20,500. For additional full baths, ''picture-b6ok'' kitchen claims within said time allowed by pub- guaranteed. CaU MI 9-1316. for sign past Country Club Golf ROOM FOR rent, kitchen privi- OFFICE FOR rent close to shop- Charles I-esperance, MI 9-7620. with stainless built-ins, formal din- lishing a ropy of this order in some of the bridegroom, was flower girl Saturday or Sunday. DEMONSTRATE TOYS vate home. Call MI 9-3610. Course. ping center. Ideal for any busi- information Or appointment con- newspaper having a circulation in aaiil leges, lady or gentleman. 128 Birch tact McCarthy Enterprises. Inc., ing room, renter hail layout, 2-car probate district within ten davs from All attendants wore ballerina- MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE TELEVISION antennas and rotor St. Free parking. MI 3-4461. ness,, reasonable rent. 186 West ROCKVILLE—A fine 5 room ranch garage and much more. Priced the dale of this order and return make AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct- Work August until December, ex. JUBILEE PEACHES for canning, Middle Tpke. MI 3-6802. MI 9-5391. John V. Panciera, MI length gowns of la\'«ndar silk or- er—resurfaced—sealed. Superior systems Installed and ’ repair^. Oog»^Blrd»—Pets 41 home recently redecorated is 9-1898. under $28,000. to this court of the notice given, ganza over taffeta and matching Ml 94)500 Serving Manchester and sur- cellent commission, no investment, freezing, and eating at Ferrando’s ROOM FOR rent with shower and available for immediate occupan- JOHN J. WALLKIT. Judge. Pavers. MI 8-6515. car and telephone necessary, larg' DACHSHUND puppies, champion Orchard, Birch Mountain Road, STORE FOR RENT, 2,500 square hats. They carried arm bouquets rounding areas. Modem TV SerV' private entrance, male teacher cy. A few of the features include SIX ROOM Cape Cod. 1'4 baths, Neat and trim 6 room Cape with AT A COURT OF PROBATE held of lavendar carnations. aad leavo jroor meaaago. Toull boar from our adverllaer In Jig est party plan in the country. sired, AKC registered, reasonable. Glastonbury, off Route 94 or preferred. 101 Chestnut St. feet with walk-in freezer compart HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main- Ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-2205. a 12'x23’ living room, kitchen with city utilities. Must be sold. Beech- full shed dormer, I't baths, formal at Manchester, within and for the Richard Mann of Wollaston, time wtthont apendlng aQ enrenlng at tke telephone. “ SANTA’S PARTIES’’ ORchard MI 9-0015. Hebron Avenue. ments, loading platform, ample ample dining area, 3 large bed- dining room, spacious cabinet District of Manchester on the 25(h dav tenance, hedge pruning. Conte ROOM FOR professional or busi- parking space, MI 3-8342. ler-Smith, Realtors MT 9-8952 MI of August. A D, 1961. Mass,, wae best man. Ushers were John E. Whitham, MI 9-7090. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, 3-3207 ,ORchard 3-3455, or ORchard rooms, full bath, oil hot water 3-6969. kitchen, aluminum storms and free pickup and delivery on small 3-9829, Avon, Conn. FOR SALE—Collie setter type pup- TOMATOES —Pick In yoUr own ness woman, middle-age, homo Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. William Jones, Robert Porter, and containers, SOc half bushel. 437 STORE near Main St. at 26 Birch heat, aluminum storm windows screens, city utilities, good loca- Estate of Eva E. Drennon of Man- LAWN MOWERS sharpened and radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 pies 9 weeks old. Tel. Coventry PI privileges. In nice respectable tion. Asking' $16,900. chester In said district, an Incapable Gerald Swartz, all of Wollaaton, 2-8734 after 6 p.m. Clark St.,,Wapping, off Route 30. St. 2,000 sq. ft., parking. Apply and screens, city water and sew- WADDELL SCHOOL area —6 room person. Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 repaired, sales and service, pick p.m. H 4 E Radio and TV. Ml GENERAL OFFICE position open, home. Call MI 9-9043 between 5-7. ers, and is close to both shopping Cape, all utilities, near schools Mass., and Winston Anthony of Marlow's, 867 Main, Upon application of Mavbel B. Dowd. Vernon, brother of the bride. Dar- up and delivery. Complete line of 9-5582, MI 8-1479. long established firm, 4 or 4% and bus service. This home is ex- and shopping center, reasonably We have many other listings in Conservatrix, praying for aulhoritv to OLDER CARS mechanics spe- day week. Must be experienced, Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 LARGE. PLEASANT room 4 win- all priced homes from $4,600 up, sell certain real estate parllcularlv de- rell Swank of College Park, Md., Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, dows, roomy closet, private fam- ceptionally priced at $11,900. For priced. Financing arranged. LOST—Black kitten vicinity Strant cials, fixlt yourself cars, always garden and lawn supplies. L k M good at figures, accurate typist additional information or appoint- Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI scribed in said application on file, it \ n brother of the bridegroom, was and Summit Sts. MI 9-3624. a good selection. Look behind our Millinery Dressmakins: 19 and write good hand. Excellent TV ANTEiNNAS, tubes, parts and ily. Convenient Hollister, Illlng, Houses For Rent 6.'i ORDERED: Tlial the foregoing ajv ringbearer, Equipment Corporation. Route 83, MOVING—FURNITURE and ap- High Schools, Kitchen privileges ment cal! McCarthy Enterprises. 9-9644, MI 9-8109 ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, plication be heard and determined at office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. salary. Write Box Y. Herald. accessories sale in our famous “ Do Inc. MI 9-5391, John Panciera MI the Probate office in Manchester in A reception in the church’s low- FOR DRESSMAKING and altera- It yourself department. Receiving pliances. Reasonable. MI 8-4902. considered. MI 3-8604. THREE ROOM cottage, winterized, said District, on the 12th day of Ser>- furnished or unfumi.shed, gas 9-1898. A WINNING combination— Over- er auditorium was held after th* LOST—Large black dog in An- 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- tions, call Lyn Kratzke MI 8-0682 BURTON’S WANTS sales people, tubes, 40% off. AST picture tubes, sized 6 room ranch. Bowers School Realtors lember. A.D, 1961. at ten o'clock in the ceremony for about 150 guests. dover. Please call PI 2-8035, turboglide, fully equipped, low part-time, full-time. Hours can TORO LAWNMOWEIRS at new low heat parking, adults. New Bolton forenoon, and that notice be given tf» Fallol Studio pairs all makes refrigerators, any time. most “ 21” size, $21.95, and up. In- DUPLEX—School Street. 6-6, 2-car area. Make a date to see this one. MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 all persons interested in said estate of For a motor trip to Canada, the mileage, original owner, excellent probably be worked for your con. prices. 21’’ self-propelled Toro Rooms With Board 59-A' Road. MI 3-6389. MRS. J. GRANT SWANK JR. freeiers, wtishing machines, dry- door antennas from 89c and up. garage. In good shape. Priced un- Beechler-Smith,- Realtors, MI the pendency of said application and bride wore a two-piece apricot en- LOST—PASS BOOK No. 14189. condition. Call Ml 3-8295. Can be ALTERATIONS and repair work. venlence. Also, opportunities for rotary, reg. price $189.95, special the time and place of hearing thereon, ers ranges, oil and gas burners. Outdoor antennas from $1.99 and COVENTRY—6 room house, unfur- der assessment, $15,800. James O. 9-8952, semble and ice coffee acentasories. Notice is hereby given that Pass seen at Ozzle’s Shell Service. Main Free pickup and delivery. Call MI wrapping desk cashiers. Apply up. Chimney mounts only 99c. $99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., 887 Main, BOARD AND room for retired gen- by publishing a ,copv of this order In Book No. 14189 issued by the First- MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. MI 9-5221. ni."ihed. $80. 4 room furnished cot- Dowling, MI 9-7677 MI 9-8816 GOLF — NEAR HOME’.:! some newspaper having a clrcuiatioh The couple will be at home after St. 3-0211. Burton’s Office, Mrs. Harris, 11 VHF wire 2c a foot. Also, used tleman, quiet home in country, on# Manchester in said district, at least five day.s he- Confusion in Brazil Mancbester Office. Hartford Na- SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired a.m.-4 p.m. floor, love and kintaess. Reason- tage. $.55. Available Sept. 1. Call fore the day of said hearing, to appear Sept. 1 at 239 Southern Artery, TVs completely overhauled. See FREEZER 22 cu. ft. Hager up- between 4-6 p.m. PI 2-64.52. EIGHT ROOM colonial, all the ELUNGTON RIDGE COUNTRY tional Bank and Trust Company NEED A CAR and bad your credit from the shop. Can take care of ug first for the bekt deals, O ^n able. Write Box W, Herald. extras included, family room, CLUB 4 minutea from luxurioua 8 if thev see cause at said lime and place Quincy, Mass. has been lost and application has turned down? Short on down pay- Moving— ^Tracking:— ' OFFICE CLERK 6-4 p.m. daily 6 right, 9 months old. Originally and be heard relative thereto. and Mr. and Mra. Swank were botb all your upholstering needs at evenings till 9, Saturday till 5. $877. Sell for $650 or take over CHARMING 5 room ranch with formal dining room, 4 large bed- TIRE D OF T H A T room Ranch type home. Full acre make return to this court. been made to said bank for pay- ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? great savings. Call CH 2-2378. Storage 20 days per week. General office eX' Prices In effect till supply is ex- rooms, I ’ j baths, attached ga- landscaped for privacy. Charming JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. graduated from Eaatern Naza- ment and issuance of new book. Don't give up! See Honest Doug- perience—answering telephones. payments of $24 for 27 months, carport available now on lease at hausted or replaced by similar Apartments— Flat^— 61 Alice Drive. $160 monthly. MI rage, secluded yard. Priced for formal dining room. Living room Kuhitschek Backs rene College in Wollaaton, Masa. las, get the lowdown on the lowest MACHINES repaired and sold — MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- Write for appointment and Inter- starting Sept. 28. W ll pay for IJMITAT10N ORDER Mra. Swank, who received a B.S. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that items. Satellite Electronic Service, moving. MI 3-7495. Tenements 63 3-0095. your pocketbook. Beechler-Smith, APART M E N T ? 17'x24', 10' fieldatone fireplace, AT A I'Ot^RT OF PRORATE held down and smallest payments any- tj^ewriters. adding machines. ing Company. Local and long dis- view, So. Windsor Equipment Co., 165 School Street, Manchester, MI Realtors, MI 9-8952 solid walnut paneled den. Andersen at Manchester, within and for the degree in education, will teach in Pass Book No. SS 10989, issued by where. Not a small loan or finance Pick up and delivery. Noel’s Office tance moving, packing and stor- Inc., So. Windsor, Conn. (Then see:) COZY 6 ROOM District of Manchester on the 28th dav 9-1788. FOR sal e;—Dining room get. GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. COVENTRY—9 room house, . un casement windows. Wall-to-wall the Hingham, Masa., achool «ya- The Savings Bank of Manchester company plan. Douglas Motors, Machine Service. 7 Franklin St., BUNGALOW .... with living room, of August 1961. age. Regular service throughout Profile by Drexel, pecan and wal- Realty, 470 Main Street, MI fumi.shed, attached garage. Avail- LARGE 6 ROOM Cape, full shed carpeting, through hallway, 1'4 Presrnl. Hon. John J. Wallett. Jtidge tem. Her husband, who received a has been lost and application has 333 Main St. RockvUle, TR 6-2977. New England States and Florida. CHILDREN BACK to school next HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or kitchen, enclosed patio, off dining Claims by Goulart nut wood, 8 chairs, dining table, 3-5129. able Oct. 1. Bo.x G, Herald. dormer, baths, hot water oil baths. Full basement with fireplace, Estate of WVlls W, Pitkin, late of B.A. degree in sociology, will take been made to said bank for'pay- MI 3-6563. week! Spare time on your hands? frozen, SOc doz. H. Pasquallni, 246 heat, fireplace, near school, shop- room with fieldatone fireplace or Manchester in said District, deceased Just a few hours a day will start with 8 leaves and pad, sideboard. 2 -car attached garage 25 minutes On motion of Jennie r. Pitkin of post graduate courses at Htavard ment of the amount of deposit. TAPE RECORDERS for rent. Call Avery Street, Wapping. FOUR ROOM ground floor apart- SIX ROOM house in residential ping center. Must me seen to be Bar-B-Q pit. Heated sunroom in 1955 FORD, radio, heater, good Marlow’s FVmlture Department, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- you on a career in AVON Cosme- Just like new. C. G. Peterson, front with closet. 3 bedrooms. to Hartford or Springfield. 10 min aid Manchester, administratrix. (Continued from Page One) University. Peterson Road, Vernon. TR 5-3137. ment, central location, adequate section, $125. Call from 9-12 a.m. appreciated. Priced at only tiles to Hamilton. Many luxury fea- ORDERED; That six months from the declared "I would prefer to see the shape, $275. Call after 6. MI 8-2934. MI 9-6221. moving, packing, storage. Low tics. DON’T'W AIT! Talk to an LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam Bath. Garage. Near the Center and 28th day of August. 1961. be and the Pcmonalg S parking, adults preferred. Call MI MI 3-7894. $16,700. Charles I.-esperance MI tures' to please Mr. arid Mrs. Par- chamber (of deputies) close rather rate on long distance moves to Avon Manager today and learn for $12.50. Also fill, gravel sand BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN 3-1678. 9-7620, hospital. A Blue Ribbon Value. same are limited and allowed for the eventually agree to such a limit- FORD 1955 4-door 9-passenger sta- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 48 states. Personalized service, MI how you can earn $1,000 by ticular. Low 30s. creditors within which to bring in their than enter into shameful bargains and stone. Miller Sand & Gravel. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! $14..500. Call Annette Hunter Ml claims against said estate, and said ed presidcnc.v .system. Cigarettes Taken ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, tion wagon, V-8. automatic trans- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. 3-5187, CH 7-1423. Christmas. Call BU 9-4922. MI 3-8603. 9-5306, MI 9-3695. to continue a regime of democratic banded representative, Alfred mission. good condition. Owner 1. 2, or S YEARS TO PAY! Suburban For Rent 66 SUBURBAN, but in town — Over- Walton W. Grant Agency administratrix is directed to give public A leading member of Goularl's farce. " Work done at reasonable prices. FOUR ROOM tenement—78 Wells notice to the creditors to bring in their Arnell, 206 Henry St. Tel. MI MI 3-0788. Guaranteed. MI 3-0796. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. WANTED — Waitresses full-time, “SUPER DELUXE’’ sized seven room cape in spotless claims within said time allowed bv Labor partj-. Dr. Carlo Jeres.saiti, In Station Break LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, Street. MI 9-5229. 9-5. THREE ROOM apartment furnish- condition, wooded lot. Four big Lillian Grauil, Realtor MI 3-1153 arrived in Lisbton en route to Paris l>abor deputy Riot Dutra said he 3-0450. Light trucking and package deliv- days. Howard Johnson’s, 394 Tol- Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding $ ROOMS OF FURNITURE publishing a copy of this order in would resign rather than become WANTED TO BUY—dean dievro- SAVE A BUCK at Manchester ery. Refrigerators, washers and land Tpke., Manchester, Apply In ALL 100% GUARANTEED ed, heat, hot water, private en- bedrooms. Only $17,500 and there some newspaper having a ctrcllatlon in to confer with Goulart. RIDE WANTED from Box Moun- mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatlc FIRST FLOOR flat, 3 rooms, heat trance. $75 per month. PI 2-6975. iis an extra lot available if you BARR O W S and said probate district within ten davs A few minor incidents which “ part of a democracy tutored by Police report a break occurred let. Ford or Plymouth, standard Welding Service, MI 9-1658, MI stove moving specialty. Folding person. Mr. Ford. tractors with over 21 attachments. ONLY $433 SIX ROOM Colonial far below own- from the date of this order and return tain Homes to Manchester Me- shift, up to 1957, Call MI 9-3422 and hot water provided, $90 Want. T J, Crockett, Realtor, MI broke out following Quadros’ res- machine guns. " at Gerich's Service Station, 1083 9-8762. Have It welded, repaired, chairs lor rent. MI 9-0752. Used mowers and tractors. Parts $16.18 Delivers monthly. Garage available. Inquire er'* cost, 2 large bedrooms, panel- make to this court of the notice riven. Tolland Tpke., last night. Police morial Hoepilal, 8-5. Call MI between 3-9 p.m. sharpened. Guaranteed. NO EXPERIENCE necessary. Run $16.18 Month 3-1..577. JOHN J. WAU.ETT. Judge. ignation contrasted with a calm Adaullo Cardooso. member of and service. Cwltol Equipment 168 Woodland St., Manchester. MI Wanted To Rent 68 W A LL A C E . ed den, large living room, alum- aaid that only cigarettes were tak- 8-6564. little shop-by-mail club. 2 hrs./wk, — YOU GET — inum siding,' storms and awnings atmosphere which has enveloped the National Democratic Union Co.. 38 Main. MI 8-7958. 3-8474, BOWERS SCHOOL—5'4 room Co- 86 E. Center St. MI 9-5306 which has opposed Goulart. served en; They are still investigating. FORD CONVERTIBLE Painting— Papering 21 10 weeks. Earn $50 or more In 16-PIECE BEDROOM WANTED immediately 6 or 6 room Exceptional yard Owner MI most of Brazil. Police and Army RIDERS WANTED from vicinity of Hoasehold SerrlCM famous products. Club shopping 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM lonial 2-car garage with screened I forces maintain tight vigilance notice of a supreme court suit North End and Center to Hartford FARM LOAM, top quality, stock 4^4 ROOM modem duplex, heat, hot rent, mother with four children, 3 patio extra lot. Cali Wes Smith. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) 9-5061. 1958 Palrlane, black with red up- Offered 13-A EXTERIOR and Interior painting, saves your friends money. Write piled 2 years, $2 per yard deliv- 12-PIECE KITCHEN over potential trouble spots. charging Mazzilli and the ministers as far as Homestead.JAve. Leav- decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean water, stove, tile bath, modem school age. Must move by Septem- MI 9-89.52, MT 3-6969. Beechler- Time of Your f jfe of War, Navy and Aii- Force with U nique Custom holstery, whitewall tires, excellent today for free 276-page catalog. ered. Call after 5 p.m. Max Rank], — Plus — Youngstown kitchen with dining ber 1. Mrs. C. Curtis, 90 Wells St. NINE ROOM single, four bed- MANCHESTER—5 room Cape, lot In Rio de Janeiro, Communist- ing 7:15 a.m., returning 5:80. FLAT FTNISH Holland window workmanship. Free estimates. No Smith, Realtors. 150’ deep, 500’ frontajje, B zone, trying to change the form of gov- £read, V-8 engine, 300 h.p., low No obligation. Popular Club Plan, Columbia AC 8-9323. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR area, lots of closet space, finished MI 9-0123. rooms. Located on a terrific 155 hating Gov. Carlos Lacerda accus- In the canton of Valais, Swiss Weekly and half day Saturday. shades made to measure. All Job too small. John Verfallle MI Dept. D752, Lynbrook. N. Y. TV SET AND COMB. RANGE by 238 foot lot on Bigelow St., priced right. West Side Realty MI ed the Reds of attempting to .stir ernment. Call MI 3-4025. mileage, good running ctmditlon. 3-2621. basement, parking, yard for chil- PmaN STREET—Clean Dutch Co- By ARTHl'B IX)RD mothers carry their babies atop metal Venetian blinds at a new FLAT WALL STONE, fireplace and Free storage until wanted. Free dren, nice neighborhood, $125. in the center of town. Vacant. 9-5316. up trouble in the strcet.s. He Mazzilli hinted at new elections First reasonable offer considered. WOMAN WHO can drive .. If you veneer stone. Five sizes to select lonial on a lovely landscaped lot. Dear Arthur: I think that their heads. ’The infant is trussed WANTED—Ride to Central Con- low price. Keys made while you delivery. Free set up by our own References. MI 3-6452. Land For Sale 71 Three bedrooms, one bath. Big Owners have dropped the price warned that "agitators will not be which under the constitution must MI 9-4469. wait. Marlow’s. would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours from. Bolton Notch Quarry. 'Tel and are ready to sell. T. J. MANCHESTER—6 room Dutch Co- the expression "life begin.s at 40" tolerated " and said any efforts at inside a wooden cradle resting on necticut State Osllege starting PAINTING, papering, floor sand- reliable men. porches, two-car garage. Excellent be held within 6(1 days if i>°th the •a thick cushion perched on the a day calling regularly each MI 9-0617. Phone for appointment FOUR ROOM apartment, duplex, FOUR LOTS, Bolton Notch. Water Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. lonial. large private yard, nicely ia just a lot of silline.ss. At 40 demonstrations will be thrust presidency and vice presidency are September. Please call MI 9-2644 FORD 1955 convertible, white, good RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. ing. Call MI 9-0728. condition. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, years I was still burdened with mother's head and, with her hands after 5 pm. month on a group of Studio Girl Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358 furnace heat, new hot water tank. Included on each. $3,200, 12 acres An 3-1577. landscaped, city utilities, 14x19 back. vacant. Witli Goulart on his way condition, may be seen by calling Cars, phonographs, changers. Cosmetic clients on a route to be GLOBE Citizen’s Band transceiver See It Day or Night Adults preferred. MI 3-7550, Andover, $2,200. PI 2-8090 MANCHESTER — New 5’4 room living room with fireplsce and financing my children through The army transferred Marshal back from an official visit to Com- thu.s freed, the mother does her MI 9-5711. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 EXTERIOR and interior painting. 3 channel, antenna, and bumper ranch. Plastered walls, cast iron achool. I was worried about my knitting as she Jogs up and down RIDE WANTED from West Side Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. established in and around Man- If you have no means of trsnspor- LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Custom open stairway. 13x13 kitchen, din- Henrique 'Teixera Lott. Quadros' munist China, Mazzilli as head of days. Famous for service for 80 chester, and are willing to make mount, $90 MI 4-0724. ANDOVER— 3 room apartment, hot water heat. Fireplace, garage. ing room, 3 twin-sized bedrooms, future with the lndu.strial concern opponent in the 1960 presidential the chamber of deputies became steep, rocky paths. to vicinity of Main and Pearl Sts., 1956 CHEVROLET station wagon, years. Phone Ml 9-4637. Potter- Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. tation. I’ll send my auto for you. built ranch in an ideal setting. Hartford. Hours 9-5. MI 9-0782, light dellverlM, etc., write to No obligation heat, hot water, stove, refrigera- Houses For Sale 72 Three bedrooms. I 'j baths, lilrge Unexcelled workmanship. Only plastered walls, oil hot water I worked for. I had little free time election, from one militarv for- acting president F’rtday when V-8, automatic, radio, heater, good ton’s. Floors. Good clean workmanship. EXTENSION speaker and en- $17,500. Builder MI 3-4860. FWly Insured. Reasonable rates. Studio Girl "^Cosmetics, Dept. tor, and garage. PI 2-6043. kitchen, plus a dining room. Cen- heat, desirable location. Asking and man.v worrie.s. Now that I'm tress to more comfortable quarters Quadros resigned. He said he would The spadefoot toad otf North RIDE WANTED to WinOaor at 7:30 shape. Reasonable. Can be seen at A'UD-6, Glendale, California. Route closure for Hi-fi set, $11. Call MI A—U -B — E—R—T— S BOWERS SCHOOL—8 room Eng- $17,500. Robert Woiverton Agency, in m.v earl.v flftie.s, everything is America breeds in temporary 455^ Main-St. MI 3-8388. WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re- Leo PeUetler, MI 9-6326 or MI 9-4396 for details. 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD lish Colonial, l ’,4 baths, large ter entrance hall. Finished rooms in another. not be a candidate for the presi- a.m.-4:30 p.m. Call after 6, MI will pay up to $5 per hour In com- 414 ROOM apartment, second floor, FOR SALE MI 3-1914, different. The kids have finished I.x)tt was detained by the mili- dency. pools created by hea'vy raina. "nia pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, 9-5082. Open Mon.thru Fri. till 8 P.M. heat, hot water, garage, gag range kitchen, 8 large bedrooms, large in basement. The newly purchased 3-2570. 1960 FORD 360 engine, bored, % missions. rugs and drapes are Included. T. Year ’round vacation—'boating, school and I'm well situated in tary after sounding off in favor tiny toad eggs may hatch in a guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4587, Pot- and oven available. Adults only. wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim- COVENTRY—Ijovely 4 room ranch, my firm. How did that .saying About 500 demonstrators massed cam, solids. 406-CI, tri-power, $275. terton’s, ISO Center St. PAINTING AND paperhang;lng. LARGE BABY carriage, good con- J. Crockett, Realtor. MI .3-1577. fishing, swimming, skating—all at of his I960 running mate Goulij-t. in the heart of Rio last night, but day and a half. WOMEN FDR general work. Apply MI 9-4068, ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, your own front door. large stone fireplace, plastered that life begins at 40 ever get Call JA 8-8192. Good clean workmanship at rea- dition. MI 3-8433. WHITE ENAMEL kitchen range, 1-car ga ru e, $28,900, Phllbrick Some congressmen have appealed! police dispersed them by hurling WANTED— Ride or pool to Morse SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired sonable rates. 30 years In Man- In person Tuesday and Wetaesday BEAUTIFUL 5 room ranch, at- Large living room with fireplace. walls, combination windows, 2 started? for his release. College. MI 3-2007. evenings between 7-9. Dobln’s De- gas and oil. Reasonable. MI 6-6646. I Agency, MI 9-8464. extra lots, good ccmditlon through- tear gas bombs and firing shots from the shop. Caij take care of chester. Raymond FMske. MI BRUNSWICK POOL table, 10x5, tached garage, full basement, built 4 liedrooms, modem kitchen. 1V4 EDGAR Support for the Leftist vice into the air. Several persons were partment Store, 828 Main St., Mr. DUPLEX 6 rooms, remodeled. In- in 1959. Ix)t 135x137. Marion E. out. Full price only $10,300. U ft R Dear Edgar: It's a catch- CHRYSLER 1948 4-door, excellent all your upholstering needs at 9-9237. complete, balls, cues and acces- FOR SALE — General Electric quire at 93 Foster St. MI 9-6648. $12.600—SIX ROOM colonial, nice baths, excellent heating, screeped- president mounted in his home arrested, condition, $75. MI 4-0370. Kaplan, Housewares. sories, $250. Call after 6, MI 3-6783. range, excellent condition $75. Call Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. glassed porch and garage. Realty Co., MI 3-2692, R. D, Mur- phrase that started about .30 years Aotomobnes for Sale 4 great savings. Call CH 2-2878. condition, plcturebook kitchen, dock, MI 8-8472, state of Rio Grande do .Sul. Bra- Despil-d the support in Congress, after 7, MI 4-1173. ROCKVILLE — Centrally located, To see this and other listinge ago when Walter B. Pitkin wrote LOCAL INSURANCE company has AUTOMOBILE mechanic’s Her- very central. Carlton W. Hutchins $11,900—8 BEDROOM ranch, fire- zil's southernmost. Gov. Leonel Labor parly Icaclcrs advised Goul- 1955 CHEVROLET sedan, radio and CHEVROLET Impala 2-door WEAVING of Bums, moth holes Electrical Services 22 3>/4 rooms. Kitchenette, bath, liv- MI 9-5132. call a book called "Life Begins at 40." Brlzola went on the air to pro- heater, powerglide. excellent con- hardtop. Take ovet* payments JA and tom clothing, h o s l^ runs, clerical-typist position. Hours 8 :15. band tool box complete with tools JUST RECEIVED In trade, elec- place, aluminum storm windows, Today the slogan is hopelessly out art to delay his trip home from 8-0627 FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv- 4:15, 5-day week. Good starting and rollaway, MI 9-0818, 9-3 p.m. ing room, bedroom, appliances large lot, cellar. Carlton W. claim that his state will stand be- Europe. The party leaders talked dition, reasonable. MI 9-0386. handbags repaired, zipper re- tric console tn good condition, furnished. $65 per month. Call MI STERLING PLACE (next to our MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Lots For Sale 73 of date. placements, uifibrellas repaired, ice On all types of electrical wir- salary. Evening interview by ap- sews like new. walnut cabinet, only Hutchins, MT 9-5132, hind the vice president, his broth- with Goulart b.y telephone, and FOR SALE—1960 Renault Model pointment. MI 3-1124, MI 3-1125 3.1869, TR 5-3485. office)—Oversized custom built MI 9-1642 You’re right about .50 being the er-in-law. He ordered the slate men’s shirt collars reversed and ing. Licensed and Insured Wilson $39.60. Singer Sewing Center, 832 DOUBLE A, B and Industrial zoned age when most people can begin Laborite E>cpuly Doudcl Aldrede j 4 CD 4-door sedan, $795. Phone MI Electrical Co., Manchester. MI TAPE RECORDER, 2-8peed, $50. Cape. Four large rooms, full base- CHARMING 5 room ranrh with militia to back him up and warn- M agic With Jumpers replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- Main St., Ml 3-8883. FOUR ROOM tenement, no heat, ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet MANCHESTER—Cape, may be had lots, Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI to,enjoy life Until then we are told congress the vice president is 9-3703. ing Shop. 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3-7378. Call MI 3-0477 between 10-4. carport available now at 61 Alice with extra lot. city utilities, full 9-9644, MI 3-8109. ed (hat he would not accept any ready to form a coalition govern- WOMAN TO DO light washing and O.E, FILTER FLO fully automatic middle-aged couple preferred. Call location and still in the center of Drive. Owner. MI 3-0095. all establishing ourselves. Once I MI 3-6634 cellar, $13,200. Also 6 room Cape, move to block Goulart's inaugura- menl with all major political par- i HAROLD & SONS, Rubbish remov- Ironing, MI 3-1869 after 6:15. washer. Excellent condition. Like town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, we are 50, we can capitalize on tion. FOR SALE—500 new bricks, 8c MI 3-1577. nice yard with trees, fireplace, ga- our experience, skills, knowledge, ties represented in his cabinet. ! al, cellars, and attics cleaned. Schools & Classes 27 new. Also, playpen. PI 2-8420. MAIN STREET — 3 room heated Manchester rage, $13,990. Robert Wolverton THREE LOTS for sale. Inquire 713 Brizola took over a privately Lacy Protection! Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold each. MI 9-7077. N. Main St. MI 9-6628. and freedom from our family re- Goulart was also reported con- apartment. Stove and refrigerator BOLTON lakefront $24,900. Contem- Agency, MI 3-1914, sponsibilities. owned radio station to broadcast Hoar. MI 9-4084, THE PROSPECT HIU School will Help Wanted— Male 36 Income or In-Law Special Ills appeal. It remained on the air sidering'creation of a parliamen-' have an afternoon session from 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN with poly Musical Instruments S3 furnished. MI 3-7894 between 9-12 porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, 7'i ACRES, high elevation, beauti- tary cabinet along the line of the | a.m. MANCHESTER—Bowers School—7 all night calling on the people to REUPHOLSTERING and slip 12:30-2:30 Monday through Friday. WANTED—F’ull-time salesman, ex- choke, $50; portable electric sew- ultra modem kitchen, 3 large bed- I>arge 6 room home and a 4 room ful view, minutes out, trees only Dear Arthur: Do yoti think pres'cnt French .system, with a I perience required. Promising’ fu- ing machine, $75; 3-plece den set ONE SLIGHTLY used spinet piano, rooms, 114 baths, 2-zone heating, rooms, I 'i baths, fireplace, ga- resist any move to prevent the covers expertly done at low cost. School opens Monday, .Sept. 11. save $250. We will give new piano home together on a large lot. .3-car rage hot water oil heat, custom $2,600, Carlton W, Hutchins, MI it’s dignified for a group of old premier presiding over the cabi- ; For further Information please call ture with growing chain. Apply with slip covers, $50 leather top thermopane windows, garage 9-5132. "constitutional president" from Drying clothes Workmanship guaranteed MI guarantee on this one. Ward Music FIVE ROOM flat, partially fur- garage, garden space, near Center, buiU'l950. Escott Agency MI ladies to establish a child care taking office. net but with the president de- ' 9-1154 after 6. MI 9-5767. Stein’s Store, Parkade. Manches- desk, $20 All in good condition. space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob- asking $26,,500. termining pollc.v. ter. Co., 99 Summer. Open evenings. nished. MI 3-0605. Adults only. 9-7683. agenc.v? Our families are grown Authorities in the provincial Call MI 9-1245 alter 6 p.m. erUon, Broker, MI 3-5953. CHOICE LOT—A well treed 100x281 and our husbands have either died In Havana, meanwhile. Cuban ! is easy today..# lot is now available at the crest of capital of Porto Alegre set up bar- FOUR ROOMS, oil hot air heat, MANCHESTER —New listing. 6 or are working well into their so- Prime Minister Fidel Castro urg- Building-Contracting 14 Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 MILLER PHARMACY requires Boats and Acresaories 46 Wanted--To Buy 56 SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, LAWRENCE F. FIANO the hill on Ludlow Road, Rock- ricades around the governor's help for full-time and part-time near Parkade. Adults. 34 Durant large family room, modern kitch- rooms, fireplace, oil heat. 2-car called retirement years. We get palace. ed Brazil to "profit from the ex- St. Realtor MI 3-2766 garage with attached screened ledge. This most desirable lot is CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel- SECOND MORTGAGE money—We general drug store work. Must be WANTED TO BUY for cash an- en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, reasonably priced at $6,500, For tired of sitting around the house Brizzola said Goulart might fly perience of Cuba' and wage guer- L'YMAN 1514 foot fully equipped, 35 patio, trees, nicely landscaped, knitting all the time. But we ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed can supply any amount of money reliable and pleasing personality. h.p. Evinrude, Mastercraft trail- tlques, old furniture, primitives, basement finished in knotty pine, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 additional Information or appoint- to neighboring Uruguay if barred rilla war against "reactionary j Stasiak. PI 2-7564. for mortgages. Terms to fit your Experienced preferred. Driver’s oil paintings, brIC-a-brac. Win call garage, wooded lot, elosc to with extra lot. Dwelling in very don’t want to do anything that militarists" whom he accused of ^ er, excellent condition. Tel. MI FIVE ROOMS available Sept. 1. good condition throughout. Quick ment call McCarthy Enterprises, from Rio. He indicated* the vice , needs. Construction mortgages license, no phone calls. 299 Green privately. Village Charm An- J schools and shopping $15,900. Phil- MANCHESTER-Bolton—Over 200 Inc. MI 9-5391. John V Panciera, will make our husbands' friends president would then go to Porto ! out Quadros ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re' 3-8485 Clinton St. MI 3-6492 between 6-9. occupancy. Asking price, $17,600. also available. J. D. Realty, 470 Rd. ’ tiques, hn 9-4336. * brick Agency, MI 9-8464. years old. Large 9 room Colonial. MI 9-1898. think we are undignified. Alegre, presumably to set up a "If workers, peasants, students modeling all types of carpentry. Main St.. MI 8-5129. Basically sound. Furnace heat. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620, SELMA Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. government there. aifd progressive people and honest DRIVERS for school buses Man- FIVE H. P, JOHNSON, 8,8 h.p. OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In Large shade trees. Ix)t 309x200. Dear Selma; There are very military men take up arms and ! chester and Vernon, 7:15-8:45 10-20 GALLON AQUARmM. MI town—a true miniature estate. 15 THISTLE ROAD — 2 bedroom A radio broadcast from south- Neptune. MI 3-4823. Extra lot available. Charles l-ics- ranch, extra large living ’’room, few things that you can do with ern Brazil claimed that Army and organize not one front but a thou- Business Opportunities 32 a.m., 2:16-3:30 p.m. We will train. 8-4782. Landscaped acre lot. House has perance, MI 9-7620. Resort Property f^ir Sale 74 a genuine desire to be of service Roortng'>-Siding 16 Phone MI 3-2414 from 9-5. SEPTIC TANKS two bedrooms, 114 baths, formal fireplace, garage, sundeck with Air Force commanders in the said fronts, never will the mili- AN EXCELLENT opportunity for Building Materials 47 awning. Owner MI 9-6211. that are undignified. Your idea AND dining room, large living room., BOLTON—6 room Ranch, 3’4 years BOLTON—First lake —waterfront is sound. I like your approach. slates of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa tary reactionaries be able to de- A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding a mechanically Inclined man to EXPERIENCED mechanic, full- 5-room cottage which can be Catarina and Parana had an- feat them, " Castro declared in a painting. Carpentry. Alterations ASSORTED USED lumber, build- plus porches and air conditioning. old. modern kitchen with buiit-ins. FIVE ROOM Cape, $13,600. Near Your child care (rather than a own his own automotive service time. Apply In person. Don Willis PLUGGED SEWERS dining room, hot water baseboard easily winterized. Marion E. Rob- nounced support for the vice presi- TV speech. and additions. Ceilings. Workman- facility in rapidly growing com- ing and plumbing supplies, radia- This house has to sell and is schools and shopping, full shed baby sitting) agency allows you to Garage, 18 Main St. 5 Bedroom ... priced well below market. T. J. heat, full basement with recrea- ertson. broker. Ml 3-5953 be called in for all types of Jobs dent. But Gov. Ney Braga of Pa- Castro said the o u s I 'a r of ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. munity near Manchester. Financ- tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors dormer, fireplace. Call owner MI rana broadcast an appeal to con- MI 3-4860. and windows. Open dally 8:80-6 Maehine Cleaned Crockett, Realtor Ml 3-1577. tion room. 2-car garage, amesite 3-4205. Involving children. Quadros could mean a new attack i ing available. Write name, ad- MAN FOR PORTER Older home, newly remodeled, drive, large lot, $17,900. Phllbrick BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, gress to prevent bloodslied by find- on his revolutionary regime. Qua- i dress, age, telephone employ- p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs, Sewer Llynwood Drive, winterized, haa You and your friends are far so*s home heating BID WELL HOME Improvement AND STOCK WORK Place off North Main St. Choman’a next to school and pnbUo play- RANCH—5 rooms, first time on Agency, MI 9-8464. MANCHESTER— Nice 4 bedroom more imaginary than the "old ing legal means to return Janio dros had showed friendliness to I ment, cr^ lt, and banking refer- Lines Installed—OU ar Water- market. Bowers School. Plastered company water, located near tho Quadros to the presidency he quit Company—all types of siding and ences to Box I, Herald. Housewrecking, Ml 9-3302. ground. 11/2 acre lot with large proofing Dene. ranch, plus garage and large lot. beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap- ladies" you consider yourselves. Castro and opposed any inter- ; our wqyi roofing. Aluminum clapboards a in air -conditioned drug store, part- walls, cast iron radiation, hot Full price $14,900. Beautiful 2-fam- last week. American action against the Cu- time, 8 a.m. to 12 noon. 8 days a bam. Call for appointment. ply Edward J. Holl or your own specialty. Unexcelled workman water heat, choice setting with ily home, 2 hot water oil heating Dear Arthur: We live in Braga .said Quadro.s' wa.s defeat- ban revolutionary. FOUNT AIN-Luncheonette conces- week. Regular man retirinr after trees, $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, VERN O N broker. Tel. Ml 3-5117. You get premium quality ship. MI 9-<(495. alon for lease In drug store. Call c in n e y br o s s.vstems, recreation room, 3-car an old folks home down South. ed by reactionary forces, but that 6 years’ employment. No phone M K . MI 9-8464. Neat S's room ranch, 3 bedrooms. ' his friends should not desert him Mobilheat with RT-98. . . tha MI 3-4639. Everett W. Von Dyne garage, patio, park-like lot, We are always looking foH in- moat completely effective fuel COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — All calls. Apply to Mr. Hart or Mr. Sewerage Disposal Co. living room with fireplace. full $22,000. Short way out—nearly new in "this dramatic hour." Byrnes, Arthur Drug, 942 Main. For Ren t SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, basement, jalousie breezeway and; teresting things to do and re- oil additive is uae today. And types of r,oofs and roof repairing, Bulkier — CH 6-4781 180-132 Pearl S t—Ml S-5S08 3 bedroom ranch over one-half Wanted— Real Estate 77 cently a friend introduced us to Quadros left the port of Santos specializihg In Twenty Year Bond- near to stores, schools and bus. garage, large well landscaped lot I yesterday aboard a British ship, you get premium eervica. Au- Help Wanted— Female 35 DAIRY AND frozen food man, ex- Marion E. Robertson Iroker MI acre lot. Can't be beat for $12,900. bingo, which we play for money. ed Roofs. Call MI 3-7707. ideally located. Low down payment, I Many more $4,600 up. Call the IF YOU are intereated in selling apparently bound for London. tomatic deliveries . . . a bal- SEWING MACHINE operators 8 perience preferred, full-time 5-day MUSIC STUDIO 3-5953. G.l. Or FHA mortgage. Owner and are looking for personalized But the local sheriff, who mu.st week. Excellent working condi- Ells\vorth Mitten Agency, Real- be all of 35. says that we are Friends quoted him ajg saying, anced payment plan and many a.m.-4:30 p.m., experienced pre' EQUIPPED WITH PIANO transferred. Price $18,900 tors. 5U 3-69.30 or MI 9-!5524. aervlce. call thi* office. Alice "They are sending me away, but I other extras designed to make Roofing and Chimneys 16-A tions. See Meat. Department Man- and FURNISHINGS. GLASTONBURY—8 room ranch, 2 Clampet, 843 Main St. Manches- gambling and that gambling l.s ferred...... Apply Kaklarkit - Toy Cbm- baths, center hall 3 twin size b ^ - shall return." home heating really easy. pany, 60 Mllard St. ager, Popular Food Market, E. Immediate Occupancy ter. Tel. MI 9-4543 illegal in this town. Now he WI I HTHI I CW ROOFTNG— Specia’Jzlng repairing Middle Tpke. rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. M A N C H ESTER VERNON— Minutes from schools Tlie militar.v's attempt to pre- 8130 and shopping—we have a 2 bed- sneaks around and trie.s to catch Q —Do plants need more rain- roofs of all kUids, new roofs, gut- TEL Ml 9-2090 Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. ua pla.ving so he can arrest us. vent Goulart from taking over sent 4-14 r . . p A n - 0 . H A M A rtwm ranch, half acre lot. high Congress into a joint emergenev fall in warm than in cool climates? ter work, chimneys cleaned, re- CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any Bfttwgeti 5 P.M» AMESITE PAVING What do you think of that ? A —Yes. Mobilheat .Mi paired. Aluminum siding. 30 Help Wanted— WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, with trees, attached garage, en- A BIG “IF” session in the inland capital of Bra- Take a simple jumpei-, add a shift, private hospital TR 5-9121 acreened porch, fireplace, l-car RE A L T Y CO. closed patio, big kitchen, plenty of CARRIE silia.- (Neavspaper Enterprise .Assn.) ihs dtan-atHom cute blouM or eweater, and you’ve years’ experience. Free estimates Male or Female 37 a DBIVEWAYS e WALKS a PARKINQ LOTS Dear Carrie: As long as wWtHvs The cuteness of a kitten is cap- Call Howley, MI 3-5861, Ml 8-0783, DEMONSTRATORS and managers garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phil- MI 3-0000 or MI 3-4348 cabinets, glass enclosed ceramic IF—I knew how much .. . , Congressmen normally opposed the ideal outfit for school! A puff bath, big living room with picture gambling ia illegal the sheriff is 1 ^ 3 tured In a lacy filet set that will needed in this area for new sensa- MORE CLEAR profit selling our BlAraiNE OBAOED a PAVED and ROLLED brick Agency, Ml 9-8484. to the 42-year-old labor party lead- Q Wliat animal is believed to sleeved blouse is Included with this SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old, window, view for miles, fully IF—I could sell quick .. . . right. be the dog's ancestor ? not only protect the chair but also ' tional jewelry party plan. No In- Christmas Everyday Cards. Apply . You should realize that it does- er demanded that he be permitted Jumper. win you many compliments! Heating and Plumbing 17 • SEPTIC TANKS Business ZONEI—8 room home In Bower.s School, all room.s better stormed. Retired owner has kept to succeed to the prcsidenc.v in or- A The wolf. vestment, no collecting, no deliv- Campress, 6 South Main St. excellent condition off East Center Why be half sure? Let us take n’t matter how infrequently or No. 8180 with Patt-O-Rama la in Pattern No. 5741 has crochet di- ering. Highest commission to deal- CLEANED aad INSTALXEO than average in size, entire base- this 1’^ year old home NEW. Rob- der to pre.serve con.stitutional de- WE GIVE alMB 4, 6, 8, 10, 18,14 years. Size PLUMBING AND heating — re- FREE ESTIMATES # CALL ANYTIME Street. Good location for doctqr, ment finished off into large family ert Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. the “ IF'' out of selling your prop- how often you gamble, how" old rections; material requirements; er tad manager. All Inquiries con- FULL OR PART-TIME farm help or how .young you are, how much mocrac.v. Q In what sport would one per- GREEN STAMPS 8, Jumper, 314 ynirib of 80-inch; Met charts. modeling Installations, repairs. hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur- room, 4 'i% mortgage, priced for erty. Call Us now for a free evalua- Social Democratic deputy Men- form an "appel?” fidential. Marion Kibbe Fashion for picking vegetables. Call MI • SEWERS OUR TWO-FAMILY listings start tion of your home. We hav* pro- or how little you lose. Gambling Mouse, 114 yards. All work guaranteed, 25 years ex- ther information call the Phllbrick quick sale, $16,900. Phllbrick dess Gonealves told the .session: A —Fencing. To order, send 25c.ln coins to:— Shows, Avon, Conn. OR 8-3455, or 9-3401. MACHINE CLEANED THE PRICE IS RIGHT Agency, MI 9-8464. at $13,900. “ East side, west aide, pective buyers for all types of dissipates your time, your money To order, send SOc in coins to:— Anne Cabot, The Manchester Bve- perience. 24-hour service. Call OR 3-9829, 7-9 p.m. Agency, MI 9-8464. "I was born a conservative and I flue Buraott, Tho Msnehester Eve- Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. all around the town.’’ Call Wes properties. and your creative energies. Why nlpg Herald, 1160 AVE. OF 126 NORTH BaAl ST.—7 room Co- MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, li i shall die a conservative,, biit I am Q -What bird can swim and Situations Wanted— • INSTALLATION TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Smith. MI 9-8952 for details. do you want to waste these pre- MORIARTY n tiit H o r a l d . VBC A V E . O F ABOCBIOAS, NEW YORK 86, N. DRIVERS FOR school buses, Man- lonial, l>4 baths, den, 24 foot liv- baths, garage, excellent location against impeding Joao Goulart." climb trees but eannot fly 100 O IP K i A II, T O B K 84. N .T. chester and Vernon, 7:15-8:45 SPECIALIST Beechler-Smith, Resltors cious commodities? jam T. Radlo-TV Repair Female 38 ing and master bedroom, 12x14 and condition. Close to bus and Labor deputy Ruy Ramos called yards? Star Ist-ciM mslllng sdd 10 c for For Ist-class mailing add 10c a.m., 2:15-3:30 p.m. We will train, screened porch, alumiimm siding, BENTON STREET — 4 bedroom JARV IS on interim pre.sident Rainierl Maz- A—The Hoatzin of South Amer- Services 18 BROTHERS sMb pattsn. Print Naa$s. Ad- foe each patteni. Print Name, Ad- ' Fhone MI 3-2414 from 6-6. WOULD LIKE to care for child in l-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, ance. 9-7620. home with heated porch, living Nearly half of all the citizens zilli to order the arrest of Marshal ica. ts witli 8oim» Myto lYo* >nd drsM with sone and Pattern Num- mv home for working mother. Ex- towR and Couairy double lot. 4>!a% mortgage may be room with fireplace, forma] din- at Kansas live on farms. The Odylio Denys, the war minister TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, FIVE WOMEN, two or three eve- cellent care. MI 9-7267. RE A L T Y CO. Ml 3-5135 ber. EconomicM. High quality parts. D E M AID BROS. assumed or FHA insured loan to COLUMBIA, comfortable, five, ing room, IH baths, 2-ear garage, state's riiral population percentage leading the military opposition to (9— How many tl<108 91)9 there nings a week, $30 to $50 In com- DRAINAGE GO. room home. Two floore. Near lake. “ b ^ A W n t s ir *41 Have you the ’41 Album con- 'Quaranteeid 90 days Famous for 819,900, Phllbrick Agency, MI 816.300, Belflora Agency, MI lUaHors MLS Insurera ia ona at tha highest in tha Uhlted Goulart. in 24 hours? aoi-3it cmnt at. missions. Must have car available. *•8464. . OU heat, 814,900, Owner AC 8-9848, 8-5131, Otaiteh. I I k o n s a e i t , e u y taining many lovely designs and servlcs since llm . Phone Ml Call TR 6-7115 between 10 a.m. TEL Ml 3-7691 « 38S X . OMitar Bt. MIS-41U Social Democrat Abraham Mount A—Two—high aad low. iBmd 88e todays YOUNG WOMAN desires typing at Ml 9-4143 fire* pattenu; fin^ 25c a copyl i 8-4087. Fotterton'a. 180 Centw 8t and 7 p.m. taofoa. F liaie NS 8-3823. 't' PAGB SIXTEEN

pear in court to answ'er a charge] 12th Circuit of speeding. | About Town Leroy E. Ireland, 27, of 283 : Tb« Stein Club committee* Charter Oak St., paid a J15 fine | plMuilngr the outlnjT Sunday will Court Cases to the violations bureau for im -, meet tomorrow nigtit at 8 o clock pi-opcr backing in lieu of a court; appearance. j at the VFW Home. Charges of breach of peace| MANCHESTER SESSION again-st Arthur Blkemicks, 18. o f; Bruce D. Burgess, 33,'of 1 Ham-' The Army * Navy Auxiliary 80 - Mather St., and Andrew C. , GOOD/r^EAR will hold ita first Fall meetinfr on mond St.. Rockville, was sentenced Harmon, 43,,of 73 Linden St., Were Wednesday. Sept. 6 at the Club. A to 90 days at Tolland State Jail for nolled. potJurk supper will open ,fcsti\’itlea obtaining money or goods under A charge of inlo.xication against at fi:30. Members are asked to false pretense. Judge Robert William .1. O'Conner, .'ll, of Bloom- brinp an Hem for the auoUc^p table. Lacey suspended the Sentence and field, was nolled. placed Burgess on one-year proba- The ca.se of Richard Great- ! tion. banks, 16. of East Hartford, j Frank Gazdicki, 41, of Marl- charged with as.saiilt, was trans- | borough, was sentenced to 60 days ferred to the juvenile court. at Tolland State Jail for breach of The following case.s were con - 1 peace. A charge of intoxication ; tinned: S4io«s against Gazdicki was discharged. ; Tntil Sept. 12. Lawrence J. Ku- Robert M. Lovojoy, 21, of 10 dron, 23. of 74 Cottage St., charg- Suits Depot Sq.. was sentenced to five . ed with i-eckle,s.s driving; and Har- days at Hartford State Jail for il- i old Merrit, 23, of East Hartford, Seeks legal dl.scharge of fireworks. , charged with speeding, pas.sing in ^ Bogs Lovejoy was originally scheduled i no passing zone, violation of op- was to appear in court on Sept. 11. ! tical restriction, resisting arrest, Sweet G r a d u a t e JSurse Miss Marilyn A, Scarchuk, 44 However, his case was heard yes- i and breach of peace. SMrts terday becatise he lacked money to Until Sept. IS. Ru.ssell D. Saun- S A L E S RIO T j Baldwin Rd., was g^raduated ye.s- po.sl bond. ! ders Jr., 2,". of 120 Branford St., N A SSIFF ARM S C O . “IIOrSE OF SPORTS" terday from the Waterbury Hoa- I Gary C. Morgan. 17. of West; charged with evading responsibil- T W O D A YS O N LY - W E D . and T H URS. I Willington. was fined 560 for speed- ity. 1 SOI Main St.—MI 0-IS47 I pital School of Nuraing, The daughter of Mr. and Mr.». I ing, Jame.s Byrne. 18, of Bristol, : I Andrew Scarchuk. she is a gradu- 1 previousiy fined 527 for speeding' ate of Manchester High School. She was among ."jS.Jlrraduates ‘ and 51S for driving a motor vehicle I F O R BETTER G R A D E with defective equipment, made Whirlpool Washors, B U Y T H IS the awarded diplomas a'f^ the cere- ; monies, at which Louis I'nter- payment to the violations bureau in lieu of a court appearance yester- Dryers D EL U X E 12 I meyer,' poet, anthologist, editor. Po^nd, 2 Speed FARM FRESH EGGS . and critic, was principal speaker. day. Edward F'. Slone. 19. of East Prices as Low,

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charged with larceny and tamper- 2 Cycle Autom atic Perib u n al N o tices MANCHESTER 1 ing with a motor vehicle. The I charge of tampering with a motor Potterfon^s ' vehicle was changed to breach of 1.30 Center St,—C/or. of Church POULTRY FARM In Menioriam In Jnving m em ory of Ern».«t C peace, and the charge of larceny — 472 KEE N EY ST. Llnd^m wno nwav 3?. . was nolled. i Filter - Flo W ASH ER ]95fi i In a companion case, charges of Alwayi rem^mb^r^d. Ml 9^9904 I tampering with a motor vehicle H ip fpmily. I and larceny were nolled again.st James P. Stone, 17, of the same I a d d r e s . s . Front End A ND GET T H IS GE Clarence N'ii hol.s. 30, of Hart- . f ; \ Special Final Reductions Charles M. Hickey, 34, of Mil- Reg. $12.50 Electric D RYER For

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