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FRIDAY, JULY 21, IM l PAOB FOURTEEN ATcrage Daily Net Press Run The Weather . For tlio Week Ended Foreeaat of C. 8. Weather Bniean party for 35 gueats. and Mrs. Bev­ June S, 1961 Zoners Will Hear Two Bridal Fetes erly DeSimone gave a party for LT “wo5S CO. Runny, hot, humid Uila- after- About Town family and friende. Greek Scout Leader at Day Camp 13,330 noon and Sunday, chance of eve­ Shea Bid Again For Miss Liimell Miss Linnell will bwonie the ICE m M T ning thnndershowera both days. The Prank J. Manaflald Marine — _ ^ bride of Paul Krebs on Saturday. Member of the Audit Fair, warm tonight. I.,qw tonight 51 BIS8EIX STREET Burena of OrenlatloB OS to 70. High Sunday near M. Corpi League Auxiliary will hold i The Zoning Board of Appeals By PATRICIA PL.YTT I Miss Patricia Linnell,-. daughter •Tuly 29, at 10 a.m. at the Church a cake sale Saturday at P:30 a m. Girl scouting .methods in the i of Mrs. Gertrude Linnell,' 80 Cot­ of the Assumption. Mr. Krebs Is Turn East From Mala St. Manchester— A City of Village Charm (ZBA) will hold its second public At State Theater at House and Hale's department ; hearing this month to review a United States are similar to those j tage St- recentiv was honored with the grandson of Mrs. Harold Burn­ Store, two bndal showers. Mrs. Lillian ham. Burnside Ave.. East Hart­ ; second request, within as many In her own country, a Greek scout­ (Cbuslfted Advertlalng on Page 10) ! months, from Atty. Francis C. Aceto was hostess at a garden ford. VOL. L X X X , NO. 248 (TEN PAGES— TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS Members of Concordia Evangeli­ I Shea, for permission to erect an ing observer has found, and Brown­ cal Lutheran Church will hold i office building at 3.11 E. Center ies everywhere respond equally^well their annual picnic Sunday at noon •1 st. to learning a new song. at Brae Marr Day Camp, upper f A similar request from .\tty. "My ship comes from China with P V Q S i d s i t t Premier Castro Bolton I,ake. A vc.sper sendee will , Shea was tabled following a pub- a catgo of tea, and plenty of pre- State News be held in the'evening. Members ; lie hearing on June 19 and later .swimming lea- 25 (/P)— The United States and I Theme of the outing will be Pentheroudaki .said. Although it family yacht, the Marlin. The The plan was worked out with nary flight program with govern­ son, Anne Drop, 14, Terryvilie, Britain today formally pro­ drowned yesterday in five feet of ; ''CaiTUval of Fun." and members wa.s not paltereimi after the U. S. I forecaster promised pleasant Pan American Airways with some ment financing was decided upon posed that the U.N. Security 'will take part in games, a kitchen Girl Scouts program, the organiza- ! weather. special flights to start today from as a humanitarian action to reunite water at Lake Winfield. Police said .sorial, and a community sing. tion IS about the same. | But the week ahead will be a Miami. The full schedule of 10 families and to rfiake' it possible for no one noticed Anne waa in trou­ Council call for an immediate , There will be no biusiness meeting. "We have many similar things.' | heavy one. It includes a radlo-TV flights daily, each trip bringing young people to study in this ble, although there were 200 bath­ cease-fire in the French-Tuni- she said, “but the way we interpret I nationally advertised address Tuesday night outlining country. ers and five life guards nearby. 2 Chairman of the event is Mr.s. in a little more than 100 persons, sian fighting. .Mary K l/cduc. a.ssislcd hv Mrs. them is different. " I the dimensions of the Soviet men­ is due to start tomorrow, the State ■U.S. authorities said that all .Mi.ss Pentheroudaki says she Is ace to Berlin and other world trou­ Lnui.se Parsons, ^^:s,s Helen Gustaf- Department said. citizens leaving Cuba require exit Boy, 14, Drowned United Nations, N.Y., July -son Mrs. George Ecabert. Mr.s. especially interested in the day ble spots and the military measures A Pan Am spokesman in Miami perimLs; 'no one here could say Sharon, July 22 (iP) — (Jeorge Raymond Hagenow, Pre.sident Mr.s. camp program kerc. She .says the Kennedy plans to take as a conse­ said a lot would depend on the whether the pro-Commiinist Castro L’Abbe, 14, Saco. Maine, was found 22 (/P)— Secretary-general Dag Olive Ray, and Mrs. Florence Greek a.s.sociation'Vioes not operate quence. On Wednesday, he will fol­ speed with which Cuban authori­ regime would allow exit permits dead last night in Silver Lake, ap­ Hammarsk.jold tdday urged Streeter. a day camp, "A day camp is a nice MEN'S Summer SUITS low through with a message to ties process the passengers—if they for this operation. parently the victim of drowning. tlie U.N. Security Council to ReservaUon,s may be made by project." she says, ' Especially for | Congress spelling out how to trans­ do at all. Another question which the The medical examiner’s report was calling the chairman or a member the small towns of Greece. " i late these measures into legislative "That’s a complicated business." State Department was unable to not immediately available. call lor an immediate cea.se- t of the committee. Of the about eight niillion pop- i many may be worn 7 months out of the year! action. he said. "We’ll send our regular answer was whether the Cuban fire in the Frencli-Tunisian Illation in her country, she says. I There have been widespread re­ flight off at 10:30 a.m. and wait government would permit the ten­ fighting pending further steps about 15.000, girls take part in i ports that Kennedy expects to de­ for word from Havana before send­ fold Increase in Pan American Police Head Resigns scouting. ' 'c clare at least a limited national ing the next one.” flights between Miami and Havana. Norwalk, July 22 (A5 — Maurice to end the di.spute. She was born in Canea, Crete, emergency, mobilize some of the The refugees qualified for the Officials said these flights have V. San Souci has submitted his The Secrelaiy-general made the and lived in her home town until nationally advertised reserves and National Guard, and airlift transportation are those who resignation as a Norwalk police unusual move as the 11-natinn 19.57. Slie was educated in gram­ at: NOW! aak for a tax increase to pay the obtained U. S. visas before the (Continued on Pago Five) commissioner in a dispute over his council resumed debate on tha mar school for Six years and high bill. The White House was verify­ personal use of a police car. shooting war which began Wednes­ Getting Married? school for si.\ years, and studied ing nothing. After San Souci submitted the day after a new crisis over the the college program at a French in­ The Chief Executive has been col­ resignation yesterday, Mayor John naval base at Bizerte. stitute in Greece. lecting and generating Ideas on But Funds Are Ready Shostak said he would give it Hammarskjold suggested, that' 39.95 ----- the the cease tire be put into effect Miss Pentheroudaki said .she be­ Miss Eva Pentheroiidski teaches Camp Merrie-Wbod Browmles a 31.96 what ought to go into the speech. lengthy consideration before tak­ without prejudging the issues in the came interested in scouting work new song. I Herald photo by Otiara I. Aboard the jet iJiat flew him ing action, in view of the commis­ Steel-helmeted French soldiers w^ait by their tank on the road to Bizerte, Tunisia, today, Presi­ sioner's past record of "fine and dent Bourguiba wowed Tunisian resistance will continue. (AP Photofax). dispute. He also declared that it Rent Formal Wear during World War II. up from Washlntg'on yesterday, would be necessary to restore con­ "In 1945, before the end of the Kennedy talked for a time with conscientious” service. and this summer troops are vi.sit- 5Vhile ahe is in this area, she Is ! Guard, Reserve Call San Souci apologized to the may­ ditions existing before the fighting At Regal second world war. there was a such advisers as special assistant began, which would mean that ing aeven villages, the largest ■staring at the home of Mrs, 45.00 - - Arthur Schlesinger Jr., science ad­ or for his personal use of the po­ small troop in my town, but we George W. Jones, Peach Tree 36.00 French forces would have to with­ weren't allowed to have meetings number in one year, she said. Miss viser Jerome Wlesner and Seymour lice car and the services of a pa­ One Of Connecticut's Largest Pentheroudaki said British and Lane, Glaatonbiirv. a former : trolman. The patrolman drove San draw from the city of Bizerte. becau.se'of the German occupation," Harris, Harvard political science Astronauts Plot Earth Orbit. Meanwhile the council’ faced the Formal Rental Stores she said. .'tmerioan scout.s have taken part president of the Manchester Girl professor. "What they discussed was Now Seen Unlikely Souci in an unmarked police car c ^ in the program in the past. Scoul.s. to the commissioner’s boat in New prospect that anything it tries to That summer, .she .said, "We not disclosed. do to end the dispute will be . were free and began a scouting 55.00 - - The processing of ideas into London last weekend. Some com­ NEWEST STYLES TO 44.00 plaints followed from private citi­ vetoed—either by the East or the program. We liked to join some­ words on paper already is under By TBraj ASSOCIATED PRESS 4'8ubcommittee will support Ken­ West. FIT ALL MEN thing for girls quite different from way back in Washington. And a Sen. A. Willie Robertson, D-Va„ nedy’s proposal to take a firm zens. Step^ Leading to Moon Trip The commissioner’s letter of Two pp-ssible proposals emerged J , what we used to do during the courier is expected to fly up to­ says President Kennedy isn't like­ stand in the Berlin issue, including in yesterday’s security council de- , war." morrow with the first of what may ly to declare a limited emergency the prompt strengthening of the resigpiation said he made an error • TUXEDOS • CUTAWAYS of Judgment. "I pulled a boner — I bate. But since neither seemed Extensive Program 59.95 - - be a number of drafts oh the Tues­ liow and call up the Reserves and "U-S. military establishment. By ALTON BU\KE8LBB tain had successfully followed theAflim showing of his flight after ar- slated for survival in council vot­ w 47.96 no Ifb and no buta,” he said. (AP Science Writer) suborbital trail first flown last • STROLLERS The Senior Scout program in • • • day address. National Guardsmen. In reference to the U.S. firm po­ rival here. He spent a relaxed eve­ ing It appeared that Tunisia and Greece is more extensive than the Schlesinger, Wlesner, Harris and But if he does, Robertson added sition on Berlin, Undersecretary of Grand Bahama Island, July 22 May 5 by Shepard, but his journey ning, looked In briefly on a cele­ the African-Asian bloc of nations United States program. Philip Stem, a State Department yeeterday, the Senate Appropria­ State Chester Bowles said the Crash at Sikorsky IA7 — Two of the world's three was much mors dangerous. bration in his honor, then went to would demand an emergency ses­ EVERYTHING IN STOCK "The Senior Scouts have a wide Information official, hitched rides tions subcommittee could approve United States must convince the Stratford, July 22 (P>—A 60- He reported his capsule control bed about 9 p.m. sion of the General Assembly. with Kennedy to Otis Air Force space travelers — Virgil Grissom system was sluggish and he had Earlier, the crew-cut man with This held out even less hope for project for every summer, " she the money fop ipay and subsistence Russians -they-"caitnot blackmail yaar-old atudent pilot on hla ftbat and Alan Shepard Jr. — met with .said. "In a small town in Greece • MICHAELS STERN W E G IV E Base on the Cape in order to spend this country into abandoning west trouble with it as he tested it in an easy smile but few words un­ an effective U.N. solution, for with a around it! •s for up to a nrilHOn men. solo croea-countiy flight escaped their' felldrw American astronauts NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR "they go camping for 15 days to the week end at summer homes on He also eaid nearly $1 billion Berlin. with scalp lacerations when hla the weightless environment of derwent a physical checkup and while the council has authority to help the villagers in baby • CRICKETEER Martha’s 'Vineyard or other nearby could be added quickly to a pend­ He said he thought Soviet Pre­ plane crash-landed at the Sikonsky today to plot new steps along the space. reported on the many vital details order a course of action, the as­ trail that leads to the moon. rare, handcrafts, recreation and spots. ing military money bill if Ken­ mier Khrushchev will realize the Aircraft plaint. Then, when hia parachute low­ of his 16 minute flight. sembly can only recommend it. U hygiene" • J i F Two of the President’s btoth- n e y asked for it to help meet the United States cannot be pushed ■Vernon L. Nelson, Brewster, First, they want to match the ered him into the ocean at the end "He swallowed lots of water The United Arab Republic, with feat of the Russian, Yuri Gaga­ Every tixMip divides into four Berlin crisis. around by him. N.Y. apparently lost his bearings of his 5,280-mlle-an-hour trip, he and spent a lot of energy staying Soviet backing, is expected to of­ ■ groups, she said, and during the • V-LINE CB.EEN (Continued on Page Four) Robertson, acting chairman of "He's going to see this even yesterday and tried to set down rin, first human to orbit the Blarth. told Shepard on his radio "You afloat,” said Lt. Col. W i i 11 a m fer the council a resolution de­ winter the girls learn t.he skills .STAMPS the appropriations subcommittee, more clearly every following week in the Sikorsky heliport. Then it's on toward President might make a note" of the fact Douglas, personal physician for manding total evacuation of [ they will need for the summer • and others said that in addition to such money from now on—that we have no in­ Nelson was given a signal not to Kennedy's goal of sending an that there was a 6-by-six inch hole the astronauts. "But he didn't be­ FYench forces from Tunisia. teaching program. for aircraft, missiles and navy tention of being jarred out, fright­ land since the heliport ia too small American team to the moon and in the chute. Shepard was at the come sick.” The United States, concerned for “ They visit hospitals and collect Anna Shrieks vessels, more than $S(X) million ened or pushed out," said Bowles, to accommodate fixed-wing air­ back in this decade. rocket control center. Today, a surgeon, an eye spe­ its friendship with both Franca : different equipment and maleri- could be added for army hardware. the No. 2 man in the State Depart­ craft. But he came In anyway and "Gus" Grissom relaxed after a cialist, a neurologist and an in­ and Tunisia, is considering wheth­ hair-raising journey in space that Finally, his 118-mile higli, 303- ternist turned to the second half er to press its suggestion for a ; als. ’ she said, .such as needles, He said he told Kennedy at a ment. bounced into a swampy area near mile long fligiht ended in near- j ribbon, acisso'rs. and baby powder, ended in a swim for his life in the of the exhaustive medical exam­ cease-fire and withdrawal of forces Along G)urse White House luncheon Thursday Bowles’ comments rame in a the Housatonic RiVer, where the tragedy when the exploeive bolts I before leaving for the town that regular, long, short, stout, short stout, that the subcommittee will with­ radio interview destributed to sta* plane landed upside down. Atlantic Ocean. ination. Psychologists questioned from both sides to their previous L of Ns escape hatch fired prema­ ’ ia selected for the pi-oject by the hold action on the $48 billion de­ tions around the country by News Nelson was released after trea't- The 35-year-old Air Force cap­ Grissom, too, and engineers talked positions. Under the proposal this turely and Grissom had to scram­ would be followed by Ftench-Tu- i central Girl Scout office In expert alterations at no charge. To Nicaragua fense spending bill until after the Associates, Inc. The Interview ment at the Sikorsky Infirmary about the premature blowout of Athena. ble quickly out as sea water rushed the capsule escape hatch. They ntsian negotiations on future evac­ President’s nation'wide' radio and v/as recorded earlier for release and Bridgeport Hpspital. into the opening. uation of the base. The project was begun in 1951, Miami, Fla., July 22 (/P) — Warn­ television speech Tuesday on the today. want to eliminate that "bug” in The wind from the whirling a hurry. Either course of action, should it PARK FREE IN PfRXELL PARKING ings for all residents of north-east­ Berlin eituarion. He ie expected to In a 30-minute conference yes­ NHRR Hearing Set blades of a rescue helicopter drove ern Nicaragua and eastern Hon­ send extra defense requests to terday. Secretary of State Dean News Tidbits Astronauts John Glenn and JUST A STEP AWAY FRO.M REGAL New Haven, July 22 (A’)—U.S. him beneath the surface for a Walter Schirra were on hand (Continued on Page Threa) duras to prepare for heavy rains, Congress Wednesday. Rusk briefed British, French and tfom the AP Wires moment, but his buoyant space high tides and winds up to 115 "In my opinion,” Robertson said, West German envoys on U.S. de­ District Court hearing will he held when Grissom arrived. The four Tuesday on the bankruptcy re­ suit popped him back like a cork. other members of the astronaut Stake out your claim to the out-of-doors with miles per hour were issued today as "the President is not likely at thia fense plana for Berlin. He seized a "horse collar" rescue OUtAr NIW fUlL OIL hurricane Anna shrieked along a Afterward. West German Am­ organization of the New Haven team were due this morning, for a high wood fence. Create an outdoor living time to declare a limited emer­ Railroad, but trustees ' might not Sharkn reported- off three Mas- device lowered by the 'copter and westward course In the Caribbean. gency and call up reserve and Na­ bassador Wilhelm Grewe hinted conferences. Bulletins DivnormiNTt room of your own this year . . . a private, be appointed at that time. aachiisetts beaches closes a fourth was hoisted to safety. As Grissom let his nerves un­ sheltered, magic spot ideal for re.st and play. The Miami Weather Bureau says tional Guard troops.” Federal Judge Robert P. Ander­ after 2 Vi fool sand shark is killed the season's first tropical storm Meantime, efforts of another hel­ wind on this British Island, his Culled from AP Wires He added that he believes his (Continued from Page One) son -said yesterday he will hear a in shallow water off Revere Beach See your favorite team in eolor U.sc high wood screens to give your children will reach the Nicaraguan coast icopter to salvage the water-filled wife, Betty, did the same back in discus.sion of the merits of pros­ . Twenty-four sacks containing capmile failed and the $5 million Newport News, 'Va. a protected play area. Fence out neighborhood SPECIAL PURCHASE! late today or early tonight. Communist propaganda from Mos­ Anna at 5 a.m. was located near pective truslees, but 'may post­ space craft with its precious In­ "Now I can rest for a few days JAPS BAR POLARIS SUBS distraction . . . and beautify your home at the It Wasn^t His Fault pone his decision till a later date. cow, Peiping and East Germany, struments and its film record of and get back to normal," she said Tokyo, July 22 (ipj — Japan's latitude 13.4 north, longitude TS.V Anderson nas been receiving shipped in Cuban diplomatic same time. west, or about 350 statute mile^ the flight sank beyond hope of after watching the thrill-packed largest newspaper reported from a magnificent collection of Junior Women's numerous requests for group.s that pouches, seized by Mexican au­ recoveiw in three-mile deep water. show on television. "I almost cried Washington today that Japan Stoj) in .soon and .see the many sparkling new east of Puerto Cabezas, on. the up­ want their Intere.sts represented in thorities at Mexico City Airport fence designs from which to choose. You'll per Nicaraguan coast. Sentiments of the National when the capsule sank." and the United States are dead­ General Died Too Soon the court appointed management. . South Korean Military Junta Space Agency were summed up In Mitchell, Ind.. Dennis Gris­ locked on an American propoeal be delighted to learn how easily and economi­ The hurricane is moving west­ shakes up Premier Song Yo-Chan'.s Yankee-Sox ward about 20 miles per hour. by one official who commented: som went through "the longest 15 to send U.S. nuciearrpowered Cabinet, giving him additional Job cally you can build any of the— Washable CORDUROY JAMAICAS Little change in size or Intensity is Maxry Unit Praised "We've got only one Gus, but we’ve minutes in my life" as his son rode submarines into Japanese ports. . . . traditional of foreign minister and placing got plenty of space capsules." a blazing Redstone rocket into Japan has rejected the U .S;. Gewnes Saturday and Sunday, July 22 and 23 on expected as the storm continues Hartford, July 22 (>P) - • The new emphasis on economics, ac­ At Battle of Manassas Maxey Committee has been Honduras. Jackson the nickname that "waft­ Rob&*t Frost license to carry a pistol . . . Fed­ Shepard were officially recog­ FENCE thorities : plants the Russian flag there. nized today by the Federa­ 1. If 80,000 people try to get ed down on the rim of time." But eral 'authorities grant permission for Boston industrialist Bernard Gri.ssom himself saw a television (Continued on Page Three) ... tion Aeronaiitique Internationale • EASY TO PUT UP here today ^s -some' predictions yesterday. Bee tumbled off his (FAI), the international author­ said, how mimy would fall by the horse and died too soon. It wasn't Poet Laureate Goldflne to eonfer with his eoiinsei • LASTS LONGER Farmer with Caddy at Federal Correctional Institution ity on all flight records. The FAI wayside in a gigantic tratflc Jam? his fault; again there was a n)lx- listed theoe for Gagarin: Dura­ RCA VICTOR • SMALLER MESH The United SUtes, with as much up in the arrangements. at Danbury. Bolts Exploded Prematurely Owes $321.84 Fiiiife For Vermont Another 300 Spani.sh priests, tion In orbital flight— 108 min- Helps keep your for GREATER 2 b0 0 transportation as the rest of ihe The stage managers of thia re­ ute«; greatest altitude in Earth Easy Tuning nuns and religious brothers sail for MAGNAvbx PROTECTION For Overplanting world combined, still encounters enactment have gone to great orbital flight — 327 kilometers burner clean at it difficulties reminiscent of Gen. lengths to make it realiatic. For Stowe, Vt„ July 22 OF)—Robert home aboard liner Marques De (203 inllre); greatest mass lift­ Dependable • BEHER LOOKING Irving McDowell’s ill-fated "On to example, the heroic statute of Comillas in mass exodus of Roman heats your home I Frost becartie Vermont's official Tape Shows Grissom’s ed in Earth orbital flight— 4,725 Prices Start Big FlaU. Ni^'T., July 22 (>P) — Richmond” drive in 1861. Then, Jackson on Henry Hill, where the poet laureate today, and the white- Catholic missionaries from Ha­ kilograms (10,395 lbs). For Complete tide Of battle surged l^ack and forth vana, Cuba . . . Air Force search RT-98 ia tht moat completely Farmer William T. Smith, who swarms of sightseers impeded a haired poet had a verse of thanks Shepard: Altitude without Earth A t Listen to Kathy bought a. $6,100 Cadillac with a chatoic Union retreat from. Bull and ended in the panicky Federal ready for the occasion. teams hope to find debris in ocean orbit — 186.307 kilometers Tuning U and V effective fuel oil additive in use Godfrey, W I N F- Run back to Washington. retreat^to Washington, has been that will fell what went wrong Troubles Unexpected today. This helps your oil government subsidy for not plant­ The 86-yea r-old poet, who has a (115.606 miles); greatest mass C B S, Manchester. ing com, nverplanted hla wheat 2. How many people would get blanked out by camouflage. with 27th discoverer satellite burner deliver more clean, de­ home In the tiny mountain town of lifted .without Earth orhit — 10:10 a.m. Monday allotment and owes a fine, a fed­ hurt firing those old civil war But anachronisms keep creeping Ripton, penned this verse for State rocket destroyed by Pacific Missile 1,832.61 kilograms (4,031.7 lbs.). $ pendable heat. You get pre­ thru Saturday. Con­ cannon and muskets, and how in. For example, after yester­ Range Safety Officer 60 seconds Cape Canaveral, Fla., July 22«>utea before picking him up. He eral agency contends. Poetry Day: -Virgil I. Grissom was func wanted the time to take readings 485 mium service, too. All designed 2” x 2 » ," Mesh SINGLE SCROLL test Every Day. many would be laid low by the day’s rehearsal, Maj. Gen. Jame.s "Breathe.-! there a bard who after launching at Vandenberg RED STAB RAPS BONN Along with a pile of fan mall, to make home heating easy. merciless Virginia sun? C.’ Fry (retired), a hero of World Air Force Base in California. Honing as a dedicated test pilot off all his instruments. including correspondence froin isn’t moved "Roger, give me about five min­ Moscow, July 22 (ffi—Red Star 36” High. .50 Ft. Roll L A W N FENCE A rehearsal yesterday sent one War n and Korea, called a coun­ Mrs. Whittaker Chambers, 60, and was not aware of Impending Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Arir.. a To know his verse is understood trouble as he prepared to leave utes," Grissom stated when the denounced West Germany and 86" High, 100 Ft. Rolls combatant by helicopter to a Hos­ cil of war in a huge air condition­ And happily more or less ap­ released from Warner Hospital at the United States today as lead­ letter arrived from the Chemung ed traile.r. Fry ia in charge of the his floating spacecraft yesterday. helicopter reported it was over­ Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed Serviced County Agricultural Stabilization pital with severe burns from Ihe proved Gettysburg, Pa., where she was ad­ ers of the western front agahist blank charge of a Civil War can­ battle. mitted in critical condition after He was more concerned during head. * 8 ^ 1 0 and Conservation Committee, By his country and his neighbor­ the flight with a rip in his para­ When he was ready to leave, Soviet proposals “ for strengthen­ $21.95 • pinwal'e or wide wale non: several were hurt by flying William Tecumseh Sherman, his death of husband, a key witness in ing the iieace In Europe” by set­ •By Our Own Mechanic.^ M o b ilh e a t Smith said last night. false red beard dripping perspira­ hood.” chute and trouble with his mamiel Grissom radioed: waddings and, the Confederates Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. bestowed Alger Hiss espionage trial . . . Mrs. tling the German and Berlin • junior sixes 9 to 15 While Goldwater told Smith oth­ claim, a piece of minie ball from tion, filed In, followed by all the control system. "Tell me when you ai-e ready to Famous For Service Since 1931 Also 4«” High er farmers "clear acrosa the coun­ ,tha title of poet laureate on Frost, Wallace Trahan of Port Aruthur, problems on Russian terms. .YIso 42” and 48" the Union lines raised AJl other blue and gray leaders in Tex., who claimed she was struck These facts were revealed in a go. I am going to have to take In 50 Ft. RolLs In 100 Ft. Rolls try” admired his public protest their authentic costumes a n d in accordance with a resolution mv helmet off and blow the hatch • fly fronts and side zippers bruise on a rebel shouldfe^#lisre passed by the state legislature. from behind by loaded grocery transcript of Grissom's radio -REBEL CENTER FALLS W E G IV E a ^ n s t farm aubaidles, the county was some question about that beards, some real , and some glued cart in Port Arthur food market, voice contact with fellow astro­ off. Lisbon, Portugal, July 22 <8P» committee told him it waa fining on. Keyser — who likes to write ‘Taking my lielmet off, power GREEN STAMPS • some with leather belts though; only blanks are to be poetry himself—presented this ci­ files $75,000 damage suit in 60th nauts in the blockhouse and con­ Portuguese troops have cap­ him $321.84 for planting 26 acres used. The Red Cross was busy Fry told them they had better District Court in Beaumont claim­ trol center, with the USS Ran­ down and blowing the hatch.” ...... tured the rebel stronghold of in wheat last year, 7.1 acres in ex­ be careful to look down the bores tation to Frost: ' The transcript ended,with this tending to civilian heat victim;,. “ You have demonstrated by a ing lasting pain, and injury . . . Po­ dolph and the recovery helicopter. Quksu'o in the [Nambuango bllla .J lfg BIIHIHEV&. • black, red, loden, bark, blue and beige cess of his 18.9-acre allotment. of their cannon to see that they Included is a dramatic exchange statment from the helicopter: Anyway, the stage managers of lifetime of work that man’s tihirst lice answer riot call in East New of north Angola, the LusitanU Smith met the Arizona Senator this mock battle, fought mostly by are clean before fired so nobody between Grissom and the man who "And when you blow the hatch MOhlARTY for npiritual elevation and his aan- York section of Brooklyn and News Agency reported today. Potterton's • paisleys and prints earlier this month when he drove 2.000 youngsters and middle-agera will get killed. greeted by hail of atones, bottles preceded him into space, Alan B. the helicopter will already be aitivity to his surroundingB can The news agency keport, based BUILDING MATERIALS the “Caddy” to Washington. A of the North-South Skirmish As­ He also expressed the wistful ami garbage being thrown .from Shepard Jr. Shepard was the com­ down that,way." hope that Stonewall could be reach eternal heights through the National Space Agency offloiata on what Jt said t^uld be the Manchester’s Oldest and Largest TV', Radio, BROTHERS • street floor sportswear ‘ j sign ort the car eaid a government sociation, hoped for the best. rooftops. municator in the block house. last government oonununlqiM LUMBER FUEL subsidy paid for it. Farmer Smith They strove to remedy the flaws brought into' the act and that Bee poetry of your pen. explained that when. (Irissom re­ ^ Record and Appliance Store' “ You have elevated and given Alasktln Airlines DC6C carrying During the critical moments oe- concerning troop moveoenta, became news. of yesterday’s rehearsal viewed by would die on schedule. Without fore the escape hgteh unexpected­ ported he waa blowing the hatch quoting Fry verbatum this cor­ expression to those values and crew of six misses fog-shrouded said the toWn was taken iMt ^ Ml 3-5135 336 NORTH MAIN ST.— PHONE MI 9-5253 The llrat notice that he had ex­ 18.000 sp^tators. Oiie grand snafu runway while tnaklng refueling ly blew out, flooding the fcapsule off, he mesiint he waa pulling the 1S9 CdHteF S(f riKt Comer of Church Street occurred when Confederate Gen. respondent can state with author­ thesp surroundings comprising pin which armM the 70 exploeive Thursday, OommuntqtMS dr|U no 301*315 Center St. jpOMPIJlTE HOMS;"HKATINa BALER and BBRVICE , s . ..iiptj I ceeded the 1960 wheat quota. life among the verdant valleys atop at .gheifiyar^^'Alaska, and and forcing Grissom to swim for longer be Issued, it i ■ILH Smith clamled, arrived July 11, Stonewall Jackson , failed to get in­ ity that when the general gets all hia life, the astronaut waa asking llliiiil: I i ni|i t through with this sham battle he I crashes In flames, kllUng « i ■eeniltir r» M0H6i ^ '"i B - ...... to the .act. • inboard tha hal|pepter. to wait a few min- (OentliMed oa Fag* (OMtlanad on Pafie Five) Jackson, portrayedfby George J. will never manage another. j' (OoBtbned M FBf* .•! ■\ .

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PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER', CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 22, 196i f a c e t h r e e RockvUie^Vemon But Funds Are Ready 'Coventry Bolts Exploded Prematurely State News Dag Urges UN Seek Invitations Sent Flaherty Sets Hearing Roundup Guard, Reserve Call French-Tunis Truce For Open House Tape Shows Grissom *s ACT QUICKLY * East lieakr The Nathan Hale Salvation TO STOP RUFFS Both sides vulnerable (Continued from .Page One) Glared If France failed to obey Army Camp will hold its annual Troubles Unexpected On Bartlett Dismissal (Continued from Pago Ode) By Alfred Sbeinwold NORTH openhouse at 3 p.m. Wednesday "we will adopt another attitude." »4J4? Now Seen Unlikely Moat of us would be happier if A A « 5 4 receive the required support of 7 He did not elaborate. at the campgrounds. According to subsidiee to schools, a speedup in there were a iCeague for the Sup­ Cl J 10 9 < Robert Klnn of the Hartford head­ (Continued from Page One) t below.” RockviU« Police Sgt. Leeter F.fpracUce for e lawyer to appear as of the council’s 11 members, faced France has agreed to talk with urban renewal projects, snd re­ pression of Certain Bridge Hands. 0 No m an almost certain veto— the first Bourguiba about withdrawing quarters some 1,500 invitations As the rocket lifted rtf, Bartlett was notified yesterday a witness on behalf of his own training of unemployed workers. « 9 S 3 2 bolls on the door. The hatch could afternoon that he has been dis-. client., (Conttnued from Page One) ^son West Germany will continue East would Join like a shot after from France, the second from the from the base but the De Oa'ille have been sent out. Slayton chided: "Joee, don’t cry These are' recommendations to urge the remaining' IT million suffering through the hand ahowm WEST EAST ■Soviet Union. government declared it would The program will begin with a not be blown-off until he pushed too much.” This was a reference to missed from the police force sub­ Yonce presented the city’s case adopted ^ thi 1961 General As­ 10 9 » A KQ7 t plimger. a favorite comic record of the against Bartlett in • a marathan that part of the Kennedy program Elast Germans not to flee, but he' today. V K S Z France considers immediate to­ never enter into negotiations un­ reception and a conducted tour of ject to a hearing next Friday. sembly •'and the Dempsej' sdmin- ^ None the grounds and building until 4 But for an unexplained reason Astronauts about a reluctant, City Sheriff Edwin R. Carlson hearing in May when the sergeant Involves an increase in NATO's predicted the present rate of 1,000 East had a doubtful double of 0 K Q 10 6 4 O J 5 tal evacuation a blow to French der Tunisian threats. istrsrtfon. conventional weapons defense refugees a will continue. four hearts. His partner's cue bid Interests. French tanks held strategic p.ih. At 4:30 there will be a water the bolts exploded without his spaceman named Jose. '' served the notice and a list of was charged with incompetence Detnpsey said in dLsmissing the * K Q J 7 ^ A A 10 C S pressing the plnnger. - forces. But none of the diplomats He denied Blast German charges Indicated a void In hearta and a SOUTH Russia, working to gain favor points of the city, 40 miles east of carnival at the lake and at 5:30 Once the missile was airbrone, charges to Bartlett about 1:30 p.m. and the city sought to demote him. group yesterday that its work Midway through the 15-minute Grissom and Shephard Ujatotained Nineteen charges are filed Since that time, 'Yonce has acted would go further than that. that West Germany lures refugees good hand, and if West wanted to A 2 with the African-Asian nations, ia Tunis. a buffet supper. "will ser^'c to spur further ad- for propaganda purposes even bid four spades there was no rea­ K Q « 7 believed ready to veto any measure In Tunis, rumors among the After the supper the program llight, Griasom told Shepard; a running conversation for several against Bartlett. on behalf of the City Police C6m- ■vanees toward the- objectives of The next step in filllng-ln al­ minute.s. It was all business-like, aa mission in relaying, information to lies on the defend-Bcrlin plans will though nearly 2.5 million refugees son for Ikut to tremble. O A 9 « 7 that calls for less .than a compjete civilians spoke of French tanks will consist of a campfire program 'Having a bit of trouble with man­ The action has been brought by improving Connecticut's high eco­ which will be a take-off of a similar ual control.” the two ticked off phases of the Mayor Leo B. Flaherty '"Jr. acting Bartlett or to his atton>cv, Harrj’ be taken in Paris b y, Thomas K. slippy across the border in past Having made a doubtful double, A 4 French withdrawal. moving toward Tunis. There was nomic standing and prortding an years. BSaat proceeded to compound his er­ Erat SouHi West Tunisia has announced it will no confirmation of any kind to one conducted dally. Both the chil­ Shepard roplied that instru­ (light like old pros at the game. both as mayor and as chief of po­ Hsunmer. Finlctter, U.S. ambassador to the Shepard: How docs It look out orderly, coordinated plan for her North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ Regugeea continued to pour in> ror by making a doubtful play. 1 A 1 ^ 2 <7 4 ^ ask for a General Assembly ses­ these rumors. dren and the Golden Age Group ments showed the manual control lice ex-bfficio, a dual role estab­ Flaherty said because of this future growth." will take part in the presentation. was "go.” the window now? lished by the city charter. Yonce may be called to testify, tion. He flies to Paris tomorrow to West Berlin. ' ( When West opened the king of Double A ll Psss sion if the council falls to take The Tunisian government radio Although the committee urged There were reports communists clubs, East played the five. Opening lead — A K Last year some 160 Golden Age Grissom then said the control was Grissom: Well, the sun Is com­ Flaherty said he will preside The hea'ring has been set for Khrushchev has declared Uiat action favorable to Tunisia. continued to blare martial music ing in and so all I really can sea enlargement of state spending he will sign at the end of inis pulled thousands off trains head­ East's idea was to discourage a A large number of the 46-nation and appeals of “ to arms!” Group persons ..and 500 children "sort of sluggish, more than I ex­ at the hearing Friday to open pro- Friday to meet the minimum six. programs it kept its own expenses benefited throu^' vacStlons at the pected.” is darkness. day notice period requirement, year a peace treaty with Com­ ing into the city, but other sources club continuation so that West African-Asian bloc said they would Life in the capital was normal cecding.t then ivill disqualify him­ J11.000 below its Jte.OOO budget, Dally Question local camp. During i-e-entry. Grissom looked Shepard; Roger, you have some self because, he said, he may be Bartlett is charged with 16 counts munist East Germany wU'ch said the difficulties were no great­ wrould shift to a spade. East got his support the call for an emergency on the surface except for growing according to chairman Maxey. er than usual. Partner opens with one diamond, Praises Slate at his parachute through his "pic­ more time to look if you like. Lib­ called a.s a witness. Clarence J; Mc­ of failure to report for duty, one would threaten western rights in wish, but it didn’t lead to lasting session. The assembly is not sched­ groups of tense Tunisians lining erty Bell 7 from Cap Com, how The Communists had also sched­ happiness. and the next player passes. You Frank L. 'Bausola, president of ture window” and radioed the Ran­ Carthy. council president, will c'oimt for each day from Julv 3 to the Red-surrounded West Berlin. uled to meet until the start of its some of the streets. dolph : are you feeling up tliere? 18. Labels Suppressed uled road checks for yesterday Leads Spade hold: Spades—K Q 7 3; Hearts— regular 16th session next Sep­ Bourguiba has called for an em­ the Young Democrats of Coven­ probably preside in that event. saying they sought information to A 3 2; Diamonds—J 5; Clubs—A try, said today ”We are thorough­ "You might make note there is a Grissom: Feeling very good. AIso.'Atty. Leo Parsky of Hart­ Meriden. July 22 (A>) — Brand Berlin, July 22 (A>V—Apprelien- West shifted to the Jack of tember. ergency session of the Arab Auto fuel is 90, manual is 50. He is also charged with being ab. improve their road system. But 10 6 6. What do you say? Tunisia’s Mongi Slim, the UAR ly pleitoed with the Democrats of small hole in my chute. It is about ford will be retained to prcMnt the sent without permission from the name labels which police said were sion mounted In West Germany to­ spades, and dummy’s ace won. De­ League, which he had boycotted 8 inches by 6 inches. Actually it Is Shepard: Roger, 5 Gs. western customs officers said they clarer ruffed a club, cashed the ace Answer: Bid one spade. If part­ delegate Farid Chehlaoui and So­ for several years. Some observers this towm over their choice of city's case because Cor^ration police force for that length of time, counterfeited will not be admitted day that the steady flow of ref­ ner falls to raise you can jump in Charles B. Nyack and Maurice E. a triangle rip. I go.” Grissom: O.K. Everything is in evidence in the trial of bearing had no word that checks were ac­ of diamonds, and then ruffed dia­ viet Delegate Platon D. Morozov saw a forging of Arab unity In the Counsel Harvey A. Yonce may be with neglecting to perform the ugees into West Berlin might tually being made on the road to notrump at your next turn. It pays French,’’ as first selectman and When the countdown reached 30 very good. We have 5G and the called as a witness. duties of sergeant during that time, manufacturer Alvin L. Trumbull. prompt the East German Com- monds in dummy and black cards all voiced a common theme in the face of the Bizerte crisis. seponds. Astronaut Donald Slayton, roll rate has started. Berlin. in his own hand. ( to show a good major suit first and opening debate: France was guil­ Meanwhile, bitterness against selectman, respectively, and the In answer to questions concern­ and disobeying the order of the Circuit Court Judge David H. muniM regime to make up its Many of the refugees said the notrump later. entire slate of officers picked at in the blockhouse, told him; "Have Shepard: Reading you loud and ing retention Of special counsel, chief of police to report for work. Jacobs granted a defense motion population loss by importing im­ East could do nothing to stop the ty of aggression against Tunisia the West increased among average a good trip. Bud. "We'll sce you clear. exodus has increased because of cross-ruff. He could over-ruff dum­ For Sheinwrold’s 36-page book­ and its civilians and this wao a T^mislans. TTiey accused the West the caucus Tuesday night to run Flaherty and Yonce said it is Atty Hammer could not be reach­ yesterday to suppress the labels migrants from the Soviet bloc general fear the Berlin crisis let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” on the Oct. 2 election ticket. against' the canons of good legal ed for comment. because the police who seized them my at some stage or other and colonialist action that had to be of tolerating what they called Ernest Lemmer, .minister tor might close the escape route. send 50c to Bridge Book. Manches­ halted by a specific council older French aggressive action at We are also very happy to Carol Culpin. Cliarleene Gill, Can­ did not have a search warrant. All-German Affairs, told newrs- could return a trump, but South A total of 8.602 refugees fled would still make ten- tricks. ter Evening Herald. Box 3318, to France to remove its troops. Bizerte. know that twro of our members dace Grant. Alan Jurgensen, Ray­ The state claims that Trumbull men in Bonn this possibility is from East Germany last week, the Grand Central Station, N. Y. 17, have been chosen on the slate — mond Lewis, Helen Libby, Ken­ About Town printed the phony labels and had It’s easy to see East’s correct France’s Armand Berard salt! "You are letting us down,” a Rockville-Vernon causing "serious uneasiness" be­ West German Refugee Ministry N. Y. Tunisia was guilty of firing the teiarful Tunisian told newsmen. =Mrs. Shirley Szeluga as a candi­ neth Reed, Donna Sanborn. Janet them placed on surplus bearings. cause it could threaten the Ger­ defense. He should overtake the An open house for Mr. and Mrs. said. king of clubs with the ace at the (Copyright 1961, General Fea­ first shots at a time when France His coinpandons shouted; "You will date for town (ierk and town Solenski, Victor Srams, Carolyn Judge. Jacobs cited a June 19 manic character of East Ger­ The 7-member staff of a tmall tures Corp.) treasurer and Willard Johnson for Trask and Joseph Wllkenson. Helge Pearson of Riverside, Cklif., U.S. Supreme Court ruling as the first trick. East should then lead was ready to negotiate again on pay for it dearly!” many's population. East German rope-making factory removal of Its forces from the the board of education. Also, Grade 8, Arthur Galinat, and formerly of Manchester, will Last Large Store Space precedent for his decision. He said out the ace of trumps and another A screaming mob in Tunis be given tomorrow at 3 p.m. at A mass Immigration from the and their families were among M l Mm M trump. South would make four Bizerte base. smashed two windows in the U.S. Bausola further asked all people Nancy Galinat, Robert Gillette, it would affect the way state East could blast West German yesterday’s refugee arrivals. of the Towm of (jqvontry, regard Stephen Hayes, Robert Johnson, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman courts have been handling similar trumps In his hand, three ruffs in Information Agency library across hopes for eventual reunification The proprietor of the firm said In Tunis President Habib Bour- lees of party affiliation to . .rid Ronald King. Frank Libby, Susan Johnson, 51 Kensington St. In Leased in Tri-City Center cases. dummy, and the. two side aces — the street from the French em- case of rain, the open house will of the Germanics through free they escaped by pretending to one trick short of the contract. DANCE guiba proposed negotiation o' the towm of the depressing lack Maheu, Craig McKinney, Carol Trumbull comes up for trial take a "real Socialist vacation— EVERY THUBS.-FRI.-8AT. be held at Emanuel Lutheran elections. Tides, Winds When you can see a cross-ruff France’s withdrawal from the Demonstrators shook flats and Wreckage of crash in which Michael H. Schuetz lost his life. Herald Photo by Saternis of leader^ p In the selectman’s McKinney, Robert Merrifleld, Ben- A Boston, Mass., discount de­ next Wednesday in Circuit Court Lemmer said that for this rea- all together" Bizerte naval-air base in a broad­ office and the indifferent attitude Itta Plaster and Frederick Meyers. Church. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Correction 7. coming, drop everything else in hurled rocks in apparent protest Johnson will be Mr. and Mrs. Roy partment store has negotiated to Weather order to lead trumps. In general, cast speech today while French against the use by France of U.S.- towards businees and light indus­ At Center School, Grade 1, Kay Robert tV. Deming was nomi­ WALNUT troops battled Tunisian soldiers try in Coventry, to the ineptness Heslop, Judy Najem and Thomas Johnson and Mrs. Hugo Pearson. lease 60,000 square feet of space nated by Vernon Democrats DIES IN CAVE IN each round of trumps will have a 7 Walnut St., Manchester supplied tanks end planes in trick. and snipers in the heart of Bi­ of our appointed dog catcher. King. In the proposed huge Tri-City Wednesday night for the post of West Haven, July 22 (4^—A ‘Adjust to the Worlds Windsor Locks, July 22 UF— Bizerte. Deadline for the patrons’ list zerte City, breaking down pockets The mob besieged the gates of Bausola thanked Raymond H. At Robertson' School, Grade 2, Shopping Plasa at Vernon Circle, second selectman, to run sigainst cave-in at a sewer pit took the Here is the U.S. Weather Bureau of resistance. Bolton Man Killed News Tidbits Deborah Noble, Gary Fergson, for the special Cana House bene­ Republican Herman Olson. A life of Lucius Alexander, 40. New tile French embassy. There was Bradley Sr., chairman of the according to a Hartford realtor. Maritime advisory for today, Sat­ French troops backed by armor Democratic Town Committee, for Louis Marshal, Kenneth Trudeau, fit performance of "Oklahoma,’* headline in Thursday's Herald er­ Haven, j’esterday. his first day on urday, July 22: no Immediate reports of any per­ from the AP Wires Max JavU, broker for the pro­ occupied Bizerte qt dawn. "his helpful advice and hard work' Roberta Moran; Grade 3, Cynthia starring John Raltt, is July 30. roneously referred to Deming as the job. A fellow-vrorker was aole U.S. Little People Meet Tides will be high along the sonal attacks against the 100.000 The performance is Aug. 2. For posed shopping center, said he to get out of the way. but Alex- Authorized sources in Paris said French citizens in Tunisia but of­ in making the slate possible. Eaton,- Darlene Linderson, Richard "Lane." Connecticut shore today between W m m BRING the KIDS! this action was necessitated by re­ In One-Car Crash Budget Hearings Flint, Harold Doody, Darlene Car­ Information and ticket reserva­ could not name the store at this amder was stuck in the mud and 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Low tide at ficials reported some French had California’s Marin County Dist. time, but said the commitment fusal of the Tunisians to agree to a Budget hearings by the board penter, David Dynes, Carol Mor- tions. those Interested may call couldn’t avoid the falling dirt. Old Saybrdok today is at 12:30 A Wonderful! Happy Summer Shou'I been rounded up for security rea­ Atty. Roger Garety sayy he may Mr. and Mrs. John McGee, Weir completes the list of major ten­ chained with speeding—on a mo­ cease-fire. They reported military sons. file murder i;harge against Fred­ of finance are scheduled Tuesday, neau, Thomas Najem-, Everett Death was caused by a skull frac­ On Big, Small Problems p.m. and tomorrow at 1 a.m. and • "SNOW WHITE” Shown First Every Night • Thompson, Edith Wilkinson, Rich­ St.. Glastonbury, chairmen for the ants. tor scooter. ture and lacerations of the brain. operations virtually ended with Stunned crowds listened to bat­ Michael H. Schuetz, 46, Sunset Lane, Bolton, was killed in­ erick A. Wilson, 13, and Jimmie Aug. 1 with the board of health at Alfls Matulonis, 28, of Wallum again at 1 p.m. Sun sets today at communications between the vari­ ard Clapp and Susan Burnett. Hartford County East Deanery Stop and Shop Inc. and the W. 8:18 and rises tomorrow at 5:38. 2a,------tle reports from radio loudspeak­ stantly yesterday when his car folded itself around a utility Rogers, 12, both of Santa Venetia, 7:30 p.m.. Public Health Nursing Cana Committee. T. Grant Co. have already signi­ Lake, R L, was stepped by Con' ous sectors of the French base and who admitted touching off disas Assn, at 7 :45 p.m., industrial devel­ Also, Grade 4, Susan Frankiand, SHIPYARDS AID SOUGHT By MARTHA COLE to live lonely lives in orphanges Boating weather for Long Is­ ers and Moslem women wept and pole on Rt. 44A in Coventry. He was alone in the car. Paula Najem, Pamela Green,* Rex fied they will lease a combined stable Ekhvin R. Carlson on Camp­ Washln^on. July 22 (jp)—An and special iMines. banks of the Goulet Inlet from the covered their faces with their trous railroad tunnel fire that opment commission at 8 p.m, bell Ave.,. Vernon. Matulonis is due Washington. July 22 (/Fi—The land Sound to Montauk Point and Mediterranean to Lake Bizerte Schuetz' body was entangled in the wreckage of the car Heslop, Susan Morrison, Donald Mrs. Mary Bonham of 85 Arnott S8.000 square feet, Javdt said. other plea for Increased Navy ton Both Noble and Albaugh w^anted Block Island: IHnou>1i6hiie shawls. claimed life of fireman Frank Porter Library at 8:15 p.m., Booth- About 23,000 square feet for in court Aug. 22. He posted a J24 Little People of America gathered firmly in French hands. The inlet which slammed the pole, shattering<)' Williams, Thomas Moran, Kathe- Rd. is appearing In “Time of the tracts to private shipyards has to get the story across that the Winds mostly northwest to west andfhe Kinsler, 24, of Alto Fire Depart­ Dimock, Memorial Library at 8:30 Cuckoo” at the Oval in Farming- small shops and stores remains bond. Matulonis and a girl were here today to help each other passes through the city. it about ten feet above the ground ment and swallowed an apartment lene Dailey, Susan Hillman. Terri been made by Rep. Horace Seely- solve their problems — big ones Little People of America exists to about 5 knots today through Sun­ p.m. and the recreation committee Hamblett, Debra Crane, Qandace ton. The play which started Tues­ uncommitted, he said, but negotia­ riding on the scooter. Bourguiba complained that the and at its base. Bowles Sees Cuba house in 3500,000 fire and cavein after the library hearing. \ Brown, R-Conn. Seely-Brown, who like finding a job and small ones help all the little folks help each day except southwest almut 10 United States and Britain were sid­ Clapp and Meg MacArthur; Grade day night,, has a run of two weeks. tions are underway. i.baseball team while they were which France holds by treaty but Hospital, Gardner. Sgts. William Hickey and Ludwig this country will l(?arn a lesson Next Week for a.m. Anyone having used clean Linderson and Diana Daniels. for the spring semester. He com­ acres off Vernon Circle from Jo­ Safety Commission Chairman Ber­ end convention. here and got red and white jer­ miles In fog,' temperature 72, 8UN.-MON.-TUES.: “Wild In The Country—“ Young SaL’nges” had promised eventually to give up. She was bom Feb. 23, 1906 in Kolodziej, of the Stafford Springs from its handling of the Cuban sit­ clothing, dishes, or any other use­ pleted a semester schedule with no seph L. Bury of Rockville, and Police recovered a stolen car nard Ackerman has been appoint­ "This is to broaden their out­ seys with "eastern bantams” em­ winds west 5 kno.ts. STARTS WED.: "BY LOVE POSSESSED”—Tech. In a speech -viewed here as un­ Gardner, and was formerly em­ Troop, investigated the accident. uation. National Road-e-o ful items to donate may bring Mancheater Evening Herald Cov­ grade lower than a C and with a has optioned five adjoining acres, within two houra after it was re­ ed to a Trl-State Traffic Sbidy look.” Noble said in an interview. blazoned on them. Tomorrow usually moderate, Bourguiba an­ ployed by the Gem Crib and entry correspondent, F. Pauline grade point ratio of not less than bringing the total to 16. Dr. Robert Bowen of Coventry, The basic trouble in the Cuban them to the hall Friday from 2 to ported miaslng about 2 a.m. this Commission. The group will seek "They get so many d isappoint- morning they play a regular Lit­ nounced his crisis-gripped country Cradle Co. medical examiner, ordered an Little, telephone PI 2-6231. 2.25. Ja\it said a Inise Is being held morning. problem, Bowles said in a radio in­ 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. to resolve differences in nighway' ments—they run into a brick wall, tle League baseiiall team— "the Ex-Nazi Killer is waiting for the decision of the Other survivors include two sis­ autopsy performed. Committee heads listed by Mrs, In escrow to take effect when the Quentin Hagedom of 110 Glen- laws between Connecticut, New and they give up." Walter Reed (Army hospital) Phon* Ml 3-7832 United Nations Security Council in ters, Mrs. Florence Merkel, and Schuetz was born July 10, 1916, terview non-network— (News As­ Garry H. Sutliffe, 18, son of Mr. 1 option expires in September. wood St. told police his car was York and New Jersey. Acker­ New York. ' sociates, Inc.), came from the fact and Mrs. A. Hyatt Sutliffe of 47 Haven follow: Adolph Roberta, And. Noble said, "a lot of them Braves, and I hear they’ve just Hangs Self in Cell Mrs. Agnes Bonk, both of Gard­ in Manchest.er, and had been a snack bar; Mrs. C. Irving Loomis, 1 The property was attached in taken from in front of the Oak man's appointment was announced don't realize there are other lit­ lost one game.’’ Albaugh said. Ends Tonight: Jerry Lewis "H ie Ladies Man” at 5:85-9:10 psn. "Our (future) attitude will depend ner; and a brother, Edmund Kodys resident of Manchester until five that C!uba was under an “extreme Clinton St., is one of the 51 final­ SL Grill.' by Governor Dempsey yesterday. on it,” he said. right-wing administration” — the ists who win take part in the lOlth baked food booth; Mrs. Anna C. • February when WtUiam FitxSini- tle folks that have the same prob­ The Little people of America. Berlin, July 22 (iPi—Court offi­ "FBJIRY TO HONG KONG” at 8:45 and 7:20 pjn. of Westminster, Mass. years ago when he moved to Bol­ Aniieraon, faneywork, novelties, REGISTER NOW FOR r mens of Talcottville brought a Shortly after 3:30 a.m., Patrol­ lems." France herself had cautioned ear- Funeral services will be held ton. He was employed for 11 years Batista regime—for several years. National Teen-Age Safe Driving man Charles R. Momeau spotted Inc., has a constitution and by­ cials said today a man who con­ aprons and jewelry; Mrs. Wedter ~ S2SO.OOO suit against Bury for This is one Idea of the conven- laws. a board passes on member­ Her that she would not negotiate Tuesday at 9 a.m. at St. Joseph’s by the State of (ilonnecticut, as cus­ The United States treated the Road-e-o in Washington, D.C., July the car on Parker St. near Lydall Elephant’s Thirst fessed to killing Jews and mental under menace and threat of force. Batista government “very kindly' 31 through Aug. 3. Lynch and Mias June D. Loomis, AUGUST WEEKLY PERIODS . breach of contract. 'tion, to get the Little People to­ ship. It has no specifications, but defectives in World War II hanged Church in Gardner.. Burial will be todian of the Charter Oak Bridge and Foulds. Two occupants were gether and talking—"They meet Bourguiba spoke . wterly of the during much of its period of .rule, Sutliffe won the Connecticut children’s booth; William A. Mil­ The property was released from generally all members are below 4 himself in a West Berlin prison in St. John’s Cemetery, Gardner. administration building. ler, vegetable booth. . the attaciunait yesterday, how- in the car, and it started to pull Lasts Two Years new acquaintances and they find STATE American and British attitude in Survivors Include his wife, Lou Bowles said, and was indifferent State Jaycee Driving Road-e-o at feet 10 inches in height. cell. Friends may call at the Pollks away, but Momeau cut it off. the Bizerte crisis, which he com­ Torrington on June 11. 'ITiere wrill be an exhibit booth Coventry Day Camp ^ ever, on agreement of the plaintiff, out about where to get their Noble estimated there were He was identified as E r i c h STARTS TOMORROW—CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 PJW. Funeral Home Pleasant St., Gard­ Pecan Schuetz, and a sister. Mrs. to problems building up inside Driving the car was Keith Kin­ clothes and shoes, by being soci­ MATINEE WEEKDAYS AT 2:00 P.M. pared to "that of France.” But he Arthur W. Benson of 82 Lawton Rd. Cuba. While in Washington, Sutliffe consisting of items knitted and FOR GIRLS and BOYS, AGES 4 to 12 r The release does not affect ettach- ney, 22, of 36 Birch St. Randall Canberra — An elephant whp about ,'),000 potential members In Gnewuch. 55, a former member of added promptly that he understood ner, tomorrow and Monday from crocheted, faneywork, agricultural • ments on other property owned couldn’t forget broke loose from able, this little things come out of the United States. He wants them the SS. He had told questioners he 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Inevitably, he declared, the will take a series of oral and writ­ Swimming, Boating, Archery, BA. Target Shooting, Natnro Gee, 18, of 169 Cooper Hill St., It.’’ the United States "has to be con­ Monday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes people revolted because they had ten exams and also have to dem­ and floral exhibits, rugs, etc. Rib­ Oamperaft, Arts and Crafto, Sports and Dramatics. No extim . by Bury. was a passenger in the car. a clrcu.s parade in Grafton, New all, regardless of their problems, to took part in Nazi killings In east­ THE MOST WONDROUS WONINMS EVER siderate with France.” FlUSimnions . lessee o f the Mt. In the convention sessions they, Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with been exploited and treated unjust­ onstrate his skill behind the wheel. bons wrlU be awarded on the ex­ charge for transportation. Insurance and crafts. Police arrested Kinney and South Wales, and marched up to get together. ern Europe. Although his country was being hibits. All items are to be placeld • Vernon Motel at Vernon Circle. the bar in George 'VVeiley’s public talk about the big problems—edu­ "We want to help them solve Held in Moabit prison "under ob­ Town Men Hurt the Rev. Carlton Daley, pastor of ly. In revolting, they "stumbled The tests include an attitude charged him with taking a motor TO EXOn AND DEU6HT THE SCREEN! mobilized for "War until ’Victory” the United Methodist Cihurch of test, personal interview, psycho­ by 10 a~m. for Judging at 10:30 PHONE OR WRITE COVENTRY DAY CASIP L Z charged Bury had promised to house. T%vo years before Weiley cation ^ d employment. their problems and become more servation.” Thursday night he tied Shown Sunday at 3:35-6:35-9:30 Shown Sunday at 2-5-8 into a Communist trap," so that vehicle without the owner’s per­ and new reports of dead and Bolton, officiating. Burial will be a.m. SOUTH ST., OO'VENTBY—PI 2-6986 • build a restaurant near the motel had given the beast a beer, and it "Employment — how to get a adjusted so they'll be better citi­ a bed sheet to an electric wire from In Rt. 31 Mishap today the C?uban government is physical test, skill test in driving mission. and driving while his li­ job and how to keep it — is the wounded poured from embattled in the East Cemetery. on the floor of the DC Armory Meetings Coming Up t shortly after FitzStmmons began cense is under suspension. Gee was returning for seconds. zens," Noble said. the ceiling and hanged himself. Bizerte, Bourguiba did not threat­ "dominated by Communists.” to operate it. He claims that ^ r y main problem.” Noble said. He Friends may call at the funeral and a road check in Washington The Republican Towm ways and was arrested and charged with This is part of what he meant, West German authorities report­ en France nor French citizens in Two Manchester men are re­ home Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to The lesson which the United ! in seven years has failed to live ujj TIBBETT LIBRARY deals in inveotraent securities. he said—"one day Billy (Albaugh) edly had been looking for him for traffic. means committee is making ar­ taking a motor vehicle without the Tunisia. cuperating at Manchester Memo­ 9 p.m. States should learn from this Sutliffe, along with the other rangements for a public spaghetti ’ to that agreement. owner's permission. New' York (fpi — A memorial li­ With him was Bill Albaugh. Cam­ and I were traveling through Mich­ two years and found him working He denounced “ French colonial-- brary in honor of Lawrence Tib- den, N.J., who travels for a soft rial Hospital j today from injuries Bowles said, ia that "when feudal- finalists ifrom every state in the supper Sept. 23 at the Nathan Hale ; A dirier is being erected now on Both will appear in Circuit igan and stopped at a highway as a janitor in a West Berlin Ism” and described the French received early this morning when minded regimes are built up which hett. Metropolitan Opera baritone, drink firm (Squirt) and is its liv-’ restaurant. Inside there was this school. union and the district of Columbia, Community Center. ! the property once earmarked for Court 12. Manchester, on Aug, 7. claim to the huge Bizerte base as the cftr in which they were riding Thurmond Hits deny the people their rights . . will meet Vice President Lyndon The Coventry Boys Baseball As­ ■ the restaurant. However, the is being planned by the American ing trademark. little fellow; he was timid; he was "the last sequel of colonialism and Guild of Musical Artista and the The- Little People of America north on Rt. 31 in Coventry went there’s bound to be trouble.” B. Johnson, tour the Capitol; the sociation will meet at 8 p.m. Tues­ '. diner is owned by Erwin C. Tux- First Air Mail 28 years old and never knew before occupation on our soil.” out of control and struck several Fulbrisrht’s Note Of Latin American relations New York PuDlic Library. also has an adoption adviser. For he saw us that another little fellow He vowed. Tunisian resistance White House and the FBI, where day at the Nathan Hale Commu­ bury. who leased the comer lot trees and a highway sign. generally, Bowles said that under nity Center. Anyone Interested is from Bury. The late singer was a founder there are Little F*eople who want existed. will continue until a political set­ J. Edgar Hoover will greet them. _ ^ . . „ i First air mail was flowrn between and the first president of the mu­ Ernest Bliven, 27, of 111 Florence To Pentagon the Kennedy administration "we Atty. Vincent Diana, past presi­ Invited. By releuang the attachment on Washington. D. C.. and New York to adopt babies. And there are the "He thought he was the only one tlement is reached. He said the St., driver of the car, and Robert just sort of rediscovered latin sical union. Manuscripts, books midget and dwarf children left in the world." only possible settlement is evacua­ dent of the Manchester Jaycees, Tej—Two Woodrow Wilson left the White j be collected and housed in the Ll- both listed in good condition by ■ "There is ferment and change.” The first, second and third place silver arrow under his bear badge. > has made it easier for the shopping repay the bank that pays out the | Meanwhile, travelers from Bi­ hospital spokesman. Democratic Senators are at odds House to witness the departure of j brary Museum at the Lincoln Cen- over a confidential memorandum he said, "amd a desire to grapple winners will be announced at an The next pack meeting will be . Oerter interests to raise funds ; the plane, according to the Ency- ter for the Performing Arts, now money. zerte spoke of continued fighting Bliven has cuts of the back and in the city, where pockets of Tuni­ from one of them to the Defense with the poverty of Latin Ameri awards banquet on Thursday eve­ held in the fall. ^ through mortgaging. I clopedia Britannica. j under construction. Q—Can I get social security Duffy has cuts and a possible brain ca, with the great differences be­ Attendance Records sian resistance were being reduced concussion. Department. ning, Aug. 3, at the Statler Hotel. Jaycce Golf Monday benefits from my own account as a tween rich and poor, with the in­ First prize is a $2,000 college The following pupils had per­ The RockviUe Junior Chamber; working woman, plus the full by French tank and mortar fire. State Trooper Russell Grinold rvincipals In the case are Sens. Snipers fired at the French from J. (Wdlliam Fulbright of Arkansas justice of the many Latin Ameri­ scholarship; second prize a $1,500 fect attendance for the school of Commerce will sponsor a Junior ! benefits on my husband's account? of the Stafford Springs Troop is­ can land systems—a desire to help year 1960-61, according to Supt. of ^ Golf Ttoumament at the Ellington rooftops and windows. One organ­ and Strom Thurmond of South s'cholarship and third prize a .$1,000 'Hal Boyle' — Mrs. A. R. sued a warning to Bliven for speed­ these new Democratic govern­ scholarship. Schools Royal O. Fisher: ; Ridge Country Club Monday for i A —Dear Mrs. A. R.: No. A c­ ized group of resistance was re­ ing. The men were taken to the Carolina. ported in an area known as “The Fulbright yesterday that ments . . . To help them make At Coventry Grammar School, • boya 18 and imder. The toum a-' Listed Stocks Must Meet cording to the law, you may. re­ hospital by the Coventry Fire De­ their democracies succes.sful.” ; ment will be oiv; of an estimated Arab City.” he had sent the memo to Secre­ Grade 4, Linda Schmidt; Grade 5, Why Women Make Rigid Exchange Standards ceive benefits from only one social partment ambulance. The car, ex­ Bowles said that the moat im- Burning quality of the mustard Constance, Brigham; Grade 6, John I 1.000 to be held around the coun- , security account. You may choose The fighting centered, however, tensively damaged according to tary of Defense Robert S. Mc­ plaster cornea from the sulphur In try, the 16th annual International Q—What does it mean when you in the European section. Namara objecting to military pertant basic development in the Howland and Alan Schmidt; Grade the account that will pay you the Trooper Grinold, was towed from U.S. attitude toward Latin Ameri the mustard oil. 7, Daniel Boisvert, Robert Chase, • Jaycee Tournament. hear that #a stock ia going to be highest benefit. Bourguiba. whose government the scene. sponsorship of meetings featuring ^ The match will, begin at Elling-' budget is about 60 per cent sup­ "extremeist speeches” by outsid­ ca is that "we’ve thrown off . . The Best Mothers listed?—Mrs. W. M. M. (5—How can I teach my 6-year- lethargy, apathy, and a feeling of • ton Ridge at 8 a.mj Golfer* w ill; old about money?—Pop. ported by the United States, told ers. ; be divided into two classes, boys A —Dear Mrs., W. M. M.: This, his people in a radio address: . Budget Is High "The point I wanted to make,” indifference which was here for so •CONCRETE means that the stock has qualified A —Dear Pop: Have you taught long.” NOTICE! • under 15 and boys betwreen 15 and iI New York (4V—I'd hale to be a The frontier of her ears is the mom ? All kidding aside, do you "It is painful to see the United Fulbright said, “was-that it is not ■ ; , i 8. i for trading on an exchange. The States and Great Britain take the New York (A>)—The budget for i mother. sounds it makes, the frontier,- of mean how to distingui.sh between the traditional role of the mili­ FOUNDATIONS her sight is It waving fists and various exchanges have different , same position as France while Broadway’s upcoming musical CLOSED • • The low scorer in each class]I When your hard-up neighbor nickels and dimes- or the value of tary to sponsor meetings weighted ;; win go on to the State finals to be Idown the street wins 3356 .on a kicking feet. standards for listing slocks. On blood flows at Bizerte and hun­ about the Eiffel Tower is almost Casino for Tourists I money? If you mean the former, as high as that Paris landmark. to one side of a political subject.” • held Wednesday at the Pomfret I daily double racetrack bet, he is A hundred thousand or more In­ the New York Stock Exchange a dreds are dying.” Thurniond, at a news conference • NEW PANELS MONDAYS ■ Country Club in Pomfret. company must have earnings of slow down. He’ll learn at school Both the United States and Brit­ The (lost is set at 3550,000, be­ Istanbul -i- Wooing European During July and August ] hard enough to live with. fants may be bom on a single day when he i.s ready. If you are wor- lieved a record for a White Way following Fulbright’s remarks, de­ Golf Chairman Ken Rich said In one aftembon he ha-s gone over II million annually: Us as­ j ain have appealed to France and tourists, a Turkish bank and around the globe, but her world is ried about children learning the venture. The figure could climb to nounced the memorandum as "a entry blanks are available at the from the poor niouth to the rich instantly concentrated to the sets, or the market value of its Tunisia to stop shooting and set­ dastardly attempt to intimidate German company are setting up QUALITY WOltK OfEN THURSDAYS Ellington Ridge pro shop, or at ] mouth. shares, must'-®qu«l at least 310 value of money, why not assign tle their dispute over the Bizerte $605,000 on the basis of an over a gambling casino on the Bos­ squirming kingdom ofmewness — some simple household task, like call provision. the commanders of U.S. armed T1U 9 PM. Zahner^ Men’s Shop in RockviUe. , 'The morning found him reluc- million; it must have at least 5()0,- bMe by negotiation. forces.” porus. The casino will be modeled this incessant and uncertain Indi­ 000 shares outstanding exclusive making beds, next time your “Tour d'Amour” is being pro­ Pearla Buy Property torn to recognize h'ia own rirtue. viduality — that she has entered The United States has taaen Fulbright said the principal along the llrt'es of the M o i]^-t e Samuel and George Pearl.’"bf- of tamily or concentratec} hold­ youngster asks for something? It this stand in the United Nations duced by Philip C. McKenna, Carlo operations. Tourists will be E. J. POLOMSKI 'The evening find.s him unable to into the human race before it can Charles Henderson is composer- theme of some meetings sponsored Keith’s Furniture ftciate of the Pearl Oil Co. in ings, in the hands of at least 1,500 is never too sexin to teach that the Security Council debate on the able to use their oWn national cur­ Telephone CkiUect resist the temptation to denounce crawl. It becomes her milky em­ hardest workers earn the hand­ lyricist, Ken Englund author of the by generals and ad-mlrals has been 1115 MAIN STREET Rockvflle, plan bo purchase a com- his government—dispraise be to stockholders. crisis while the Soviet Union has “ that the greatest danger to this rencies to place beta. STORKS, GA 9-9044 pire to feed and comfort and I The minimum requirements for somest rewards. story. Jnercfal property at 17-21 Windsor tdxes. The money he has wxm has quiet. openly backed Tunisia. The British country is internal cxMnmunism, an American Stock Exchange list­ Q—Our house is 25 years old. government urged both Prance Ave. frixn fuel dealer Samuel made him an authority on everv- I'd hate to be a mother. and that commundsm has infiltrat­ k.Blonstein, but have no immediate ing is 150.000 shares in the hands I’ve been spending an average of and Tunisia to settle their dif­ ‘Coals to Lewcastle* thing. Day after day she reduces her­ 3500 yearly on repairs and im­ ed our schools and our churches plans for Its use. I'd hate to be'a mother because of 500 holders, exclusive of com­ ferences as soon as possible. self (by enlargement) trying to pany officials or so called “ in­ provements for six years. Is this and dominates our government.” A bond for deed, filed with the she ia like the gambler who won Bourguiba said that unless the King Henry III, in 1239, grant Thurmond, himself a major gen Verton Torwn Clerk, stipulates make this dewey glob into a per­ siders,” an(i a net worth of about too much?—Mr. H. J. L. U.N. Security Council helped to ed the right to dig coal to the a dail}' double. It changes her son. She has to curb its normal, A—Dear Mr. H. J. L.: The Home eral in the Army Reserves, termed that a warrantee deed transfpring whole outlook, loo. 1750,000. To be listed, a company’s re.store peace in Tunisia "It wll’ people of Newcastle, originating JULY SPECIAL strident, gluttonous, wide-mouthed officers must disclose publicly Improvement Council reports thdt the mehio an effort to prevent U.S. the property from Bkmstein to She gambled on a email invest­ fail in its duty.” the expression “ to carry coals to commanders from teaching their the Pearhi will be filed on or be­ appetite for self-indulgence into much financial information about to keep a home in gcKxl repair and He expressed confidence there Newcastle.” By 1615, Newcastle’s ment and her rew-ard as a winner discipline and acceptance of the to modernize it, you should plan troops "the natui^e of the menace M MAKES fore Aug. 17. is a moist bundle of maybe seven the company. were enough nations in the L'.Nl coal trade employed hundreds of of world Communism." The mem­ Proposed price Is 121,000. aims and rights of others. She Unlisted shares' trade over-the- to reinvest annually 5 per cent of General Assembly to force a del ships and extended to foreign A U U O D a S pounds or eo of erying human pro­ has to escort it sensibly and sen­ the value of your horrle; o orandum was followed by new De­ Hwre le a house and bam on toplasm. It is wet at both ends counter. This is a market for se­ -clslon in Tunisia’s favor and del countries. . fense Department restrictions on ALIGNMENT and NO EXCEPTIONS the property. 'Ihe barn was re­ sitively from yearning to learn­ curities made up of brokers and (All Rights Reserved, top military men, instructing them and dry pihbably only in the mid­ ing to .earning. Newspaper Enterprise A mo.) cently used for fuel storage and dle. And it stays that way month dealers who may or may not be to stick to military matters in their members of a securities exchange. scrap. after month. It is a hard and always difficult public speeches. According to the bond for dee«L and often lonely ant} sometimes Trading is generally done over the Engineer Institute Set Astronauts Plot Earth Orbit, Thurmond added: Life Is full of laughter, but for telephone. Thousands of companies J Blonstetn may rjent the house for some mystic reason no baby is heart-breaking task. ' "In the Defense Department BRAKE SPECIAL $0 -9 5 t ‘ a year or lefie. Also, scrap Iron on ever bom smiling. They all ^ e r The reward: If she does a good vhich do not have enough shares Bombay—A national institute among military personnel lies'

in the midat of 8diy criala, and put That means that its users have also that our own economic prow ^ yourself beyond reach of ridlo or taken the verb, transformed it for is clearly Interwoven with the eco­ Open Forum nomic growth of the free world. ^itpnittg Ifpraiit newspaper for a spell of a few their owm convenience into a noun, Despite dilBcultles caused by weeka and then retained a shadow of the *Wltlilii d or Mesas' short-range, emergency planning PUBUSBED BX THE Somehow, there Is alwa>-s a original connotation of the true and financing, our members are Churches PBnmMO oo.. oia To the Editor, U B I « m U M z «M touch of disillusionment when you noun for their new composite The past few weeks your paper convinced thet the United States Msocbesler. OOBn. has no alternative to assisting the TH011A8F rtfiRGUSON finally comes back to the world word. has reported the controverey be­ South Methodist Church i r WALTER a PERGUSON tween the Board of Education and imderdeveloped countries of the Ooncordia Ev. Luiheraa Oiiirch Church of the Assumption • ★ - PubUsliArs and find it is going on as usual, This in Itself is quite s ploy on world. Without our aid they fece Wtaitor and Garden 8to. Adsms St. and Thompson Rd. Rev. Lawrence F. Almoad the Board of Directors in regarde Rev. Percy M. Spurrier USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY Poundad October 1. 1881 although the name of the particu­ wtirds. chaos. We need to help them eetabr Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paetor Rev. Joeeph Ftarrell, Fsstor the cut in the educational budget. Ministers PabttabeP^JBtarr Ereslnc Except lar crisis may be different We haven’t the slightest ides The Board of Education are cer­ llsh reapoiieible govemmenU. Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant ' ra and HolldkrA Entered at the Moreover, we need, them for mar­ 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. jttloa at Hanofaeiter Conn, ae who began it. or where its ulti­ tainly lowering their prestige in e and 10:45 a.m., Morning Wor­ pushing this. They have lost sight kets for our goods. 8:30 a.m.. The Service, Church Masses at 7, 8, 9,10:15 and iy:30 ond Ctaaa Hall Hatter. Outer Mongolia mate meaning will come to rest. The other developed countries of School, and nursery. am. ship. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. of the fact that the true valuation Almond, “ Priiyer: The Producta SUESURIPnUN RATES Why Should the Kennedy admin­ We should appreciate any help of education is what they learn'and the Western World have com­ 10 a.m.. The Service and nursery. Payable in Advance mitted themselves to meeting the Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Vesper St. Bridget’s K. C. Church of Prayer." Baby nursery In tow­ MANCHESTER Carrier Hall istration be playing, but seriously, anyone can give us, or any new can use in future years, i\ot how er and Church School for nursery One Tear ...... S16.S0 m u u samples of Its use for our prospec­ much money was spent in extra same needs, and it is reassuring Service. Rev. John L. Delaitby, Pastor ix Hontlu ...... 7.75 11.00 with the Idea of giving diplomatic at Susannah Wesley Hall during MANCHESTER social and athletic events. Both are to know that they stand with us Rev. Stanley E. HSstUlo Vacation Time fhree HonUia ...... 8.90 6:iU recognition to Outer Mongolia, a tive collection. in this effort. The authority to First Church of Christ Scientist Rev. Dennis R. Hussey both services. Kindergarten at O n ^ M O n t f a aaeeaaeeeeeee of value, but not to extremes which Susannah Wesley Hail during 10:45 W eekly...... 30 M supposed apology for a nation make long range plans would make Mssonio Temple Assistants SEAFOOD AUTO PARTS How about a new permanent? Or a iiew hair s t y le ? W e this educational body seems to be­ service only. whose admission to the United Na­ possible joint planning by the HEHBER OP lieve. -11 a.riiTT' Sunday Service, Sun­ Choice Variety * 270 BROAD ST ^ have cosmetic needs for your vacation, too! , THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tions we have opposed many They are also making a political United States and these other Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10, 11, In the The Associated Press Is exclusively developed countries. day School and Nursery. Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church anUtled to-.the use of republlcaUon of times? football of this situation. They In order to establish responsible 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Rev. C. Henry Andereon, Pastor Always At Your Service For Connecticut have fought to get thla extra Quality all news dlsoatehes credited to It or Tile answer seems to be that we t governments and move toward Reading room hours at 740 Main Center Congregational Church Arthur K. Geard, Utem • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE not otherwise credited In this paper money and have been turned down. St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, • EQUIPMENT and also the local news pupllshed here. Imagine a chance to insert a little; Their next step is to pass it on better standards of living the un­ 11 Center St. • PARTS (new and rebuilt) All rlcbts f>t republlcatlon of special 11 a.m., to 4 p.m.; Thursday 11 Rev. Clifford O. Simpson 9 a.nti.. Divine Worship. Nursery Seafood dispatches herein are also reaerved. sand into those power gears Rus-' Yankee to the voters, but they are not go­ derdeveloped countries must be a.m. to 0 p.m. Minister tor infants. Soloist, Helge Pear­ • ACCESSORIES ing to ask for signatures. This Is able to make long-range plans. • SUPPLIES Full service client of N. E. A. Serv­ sia and Communist China are Bv A. H. O. "Truth" wUlv be the subject of Rev'. Laurence J. 'Vincent . son. who will sing "Fairest Lord 43 O AK ST. 99 EAST CENTER ST. certainly passing the buck, win or They must have assurance that Jesus” by Hlldach, and the offer­ e Du Pont Paint, Supplies ice. Inc. grinding so closely together in the they will be able to carry out these the lesson-sermon. Associate Minister 'TEL. MI 8-5009 Publishers Representatives; TIm lose they will say it was what the The Golden Text is from Ps. tory, "Come, Ye Blessed" by Scott. TEU Ml 0-B8S7 Open Saturdays Until 6 P5L Julius Mathews Special Acency — New continent they both share, One regards certain items of plans. York, ChlcaKO. Detroit and Boston. people wanted. It they have the 57:9. 10. Sermon by Mr. GaanJ, “ By Their Outer Mongolia has been, tech­ progress and reform in a state's fortitude worthy of the demands Both President Elsenhower and 9:15 a.m.. Church Service. Ser­ MEMBER AUDrr BUREAU 03 Scriptural selections will include mon, "Heads Up," by the Rev. Mr. Fruits.” CIRCUUATIONa nically speaking, an independent political structure as inevitable, they make, they will follow it up President Kennedy have proposed Romans 15:4. and predicts that they will even­ that foreign'economic aid he put Vincent. Nursery In the kinder­ Complete The Herald Printing Company Inc. state since back in 1911. His­ themselves. Cortelative passages from HIGH GRADE assumes no financial responsibility for tually come to pass even though If they believe they are right let on a loitg range basis. L o n g- Science and Health with Key to the garten room. GLASS typographicrj errors appearing In ad- torically, it has been claimed by one is unable to specify any lime the- board start and finish their own term planning and financing has Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, HEATING Knarf's vertlsemenis and other readlM matter St. George’s Episcopal Church Area Churches • For Auto Windshlelda in The Manchester Evening Herald. the Chinese. In point of fact, it has or method. But this is not as ir­ battles. Oiir children will get ade­ been a part of our domestic busi­ include page 497:3. ROTARY OR been a Russian satellite since the responsible as it may seem; the quate education as it stands at the ness and government picture for Bolton FOOD MARKET • For Store Fronts and PRINTING Display advertising closing hours: things that ought to happen and years. It has worked successfully. Church of the Nazarene Rev. E, W, Johnson, Vicar PRESSURE BURNERS all sizes of windoTvs For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. days of Stalin. Lately, however, moment. I have tw'o children and St. Maurice’s Oiurch CALL US FOR FREE JOB AND COMMERCIAL that have to happen eventually, I am satisfied the best is being done We feel strongly that this ap- 236 Main St. 540 E. MIDDLE TPKE. • For Table Tops For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. the Chinese Commimists ha\-e 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer and ser­ Bolton ESTIMATES PHONE MI 9-2295 PRINTING For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. set themselves up and stand wait­ for them that can be. After all we roach must be applied to foreign Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister Bw. Bernard L; MoGuric, Pastor OPEN A.M. to P.M. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. been seeking to reestablish their ing, in apparently futile fashion, mon. 8 6 For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. have to temper everyone's financial aid. Open Monday Thru Saturday SATURDAY 8 A.M, to NOON Prompt and Efficient Printinz For Saturday-1 p.m. Friday. influence there. TTiat seems to be over a span of yearn, and then ability to provide with wdiat can be ' Mrs. Jerome Nathan, 9:30 a.m., Church School classes Messes at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 FOGARTY BROS. 7 A.M. to 9 PJil. Ot All Kinds Classified deadline; 10:30 a.m. each Covenant Congregational Church Unexpected Guests, Vic’s Can Help Community Press fdr Fine Printing inspiring Russia to consider the suddenly sneak through some sur­ given in educational benefits. This Vice President. for all ages. e.m. INCORPORATED SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. t o 8 P.M. day of publication except Saturday— prise and unpredictable set of po­ board instead of providing the best 10:30 a.m.. Children’s Church (Evangelical Covenant) 9 a.m. idea of making Outer Mongolia Mrs. Thomas S, Latham, Spruce St. near E. Center. St- COAL, J. A. WHITE litical circumstances, and reform for all are determined to provide a Foreign Palicy Chairman and nursery. Tolcottvllle Congregational Chnroh CONNECTIODT COKE, Specializing in the finest What to serve when guests droF^to make it for it requires long Are you acquainted with the'^ Personalized stationery and In- COMMUNITY PRESS seem more independent, on the has been accomplished. 10:45 a.m.. Worship service. Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor Saturday, July 22 for the top few instead of the total ^ The League of 'W'omen Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Minister FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL in unexpectedly for the evening? cooking to bring out the full flavor very fine printing services offered formalB make a delightful gift for 9 East Middle Tpke. theory that the more real this in­ There will need to be some population. Message by the pastor. Theme, cold cuts and meats blend, plus a deft hand with herbs. GLASS CO. Voters in Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship, .The 819 Broad St,—Tel. 5U 9-4539 Just order a pizza from Vic's by Commimity Press now located a hostess, especially when they 81 Bisseil S t—Tel. 50 9-7322 Telephone Ml 3-5727 dependence seems, the better de­ miracle like that if the make-up I advise no one to sign any peti­ "The Good Shepherd.” 9:45 a.m., Nursery, with Mrs. Pizza Shop, 153 W. Middle Tpke. It is foolish to go to all this bother at 9 E. Middle Tpke.? If not, the are done with raised printing 7 p.m.. Worship service. Rev. Wlnthrop W. Farnsworth, in town. The Baildin? Of Crisis fense Outer Mongolia would have of the Connecticut General As­ tions and let things stay as they Paul Jackson in charge. and everyone will be delighted If when you can buy spaghetti sauce next time yoii have work to be Raised printing looks as much W « were not merely joking, the Wednesday,'Tfy:30 p.m., Prayer pastor of Rockville Baptist Church, sembly is ever put in modem order. are. I am a registered Democrat, guest preacher. 10 a.m.. Morning service of wor­ you have never had a pizza from from Vic's that is better than done let them do the job for you like engraving it Is difficult to tell against Chinese Communist de­ We proclaim this need for miracle, and Praise service. homemade. This rich tomato sauce other day, when we played with but in this In.stance back the Re­ 4 p.m.. Conference Sunday at Pil­ ship. Greeters, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Call Ml 4-1111 here, you do not know what yofi and see why so many business the difference. Community Press “ One Cal! Does It All” signs. never doubting that it will make publican Board of Directors. Let's President liam Monaghan, Ushers. Robert are missing. Pizzas will be made Is so delicious that you will wonder firms, organizations, clubs and in­ does a great deal of raised print­ ABC APPLIANCE the idea of a Lost and Found ad grim Pines with open house at why you ever bothered to make It If w’e were to establish a diplo­ its surprise appearance one fine not spend additional money for a The Salvation Army Mayflower Lodge and Camp Squan- Beebe and Wallace PhlUlps. Deacon FOR REPAIRS, to your order and you can choose dividuals make this firm their ing for personalized stationery. DRY CLEANING asking the whereabouts of Cuba, day, after spending some time ex­ referendum. Let's use what money 661 Mall St. any topping you wish, meat, sau­ yourself. Just call Vic’s and order matic mission in Outer Mongolia to. of the day, James McNally. Altar REPLACEMENT "Suburbia headquarters for all kinds of print­ More and more people are us­ and LAUNDERING REPAIRS Castro ,and the Cuban crisis. amining the more routine proa- has been allotted and instead of MaJ. E. Walter Uunle ON A l.l. TYPES OF sage, cheese, anchovies, mushrooms this wonderful sauce that is so we might be doing Russia some­ Preparing Dr. Clarence A. Nelson, president care by Mrs. Percy Spicer. ing. ing raised printing today, busi­ The Cuban crisis has been lost pects for the two changes the demanding more money, let’s give Offlcer-!n-Charge of the Evangelical Covenant Church peppers or onions. The crusts are rich, so skillfully seasoned that The location of Community Branches At: 19 Mapl* St.-MI 9-8879 thing of a favor, in bolstering the everyone asks for second helpings. nessmen feel that it is worth the behind the Berlin crisis, as, before General Assembly requires. excellent eduaction with the means of America, guest speaker. Rockville Methodist Church Today" never soggy and tough, they are Press is most convenient for they Idea of Outer Mongolia as a na­ The simplest routine way to we have. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all crisp, yet tender, browned to per­ You may have the sauce made with are almost in the center of Man­ slight extra cost and stationery, 501 HARTFORD RD. REPAIRS O N - that, the Laos crisis was lost be­ Music W the combined choirs of 142 Grove St. THE MAGAZINE OF business cards and special an­ tion, while we would also be get­ reduce the membership of the If money was the only basis for TV Speech ages. * the East efoaat Conference churches Rev. Laurence M. Hill, PAstor fection and the sauce is so good meat balls or with sausage as you chester and while parking is a 209 N. MAIN ST. hind the Cuban crisis, and, before 10:45 a.m., Holine.ss service. PLEASANT. PLACES you will want to order the large prefer. nouncements gain In prestige when GRILLS. ELEOTRIO IRONS, ting ourselves an observation post House of Repree^tatives to 169, brilliant students many of our Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week problem in many areas, there is that, the crisis in the Congo was one per town, wx>uld be to give the great men would never have been Music by Citadel Band. Mrs. Robert 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. A MONTHLY FEATURE OF pizza so that everyone can have Incidentally, you do not have to always ample parking space for it is used. TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, Service at the home of’ Mr, and YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY NEW SYSTEM lost behind the crisis in Laos. in an area where Russian and Chi­ Republicans, in the state election heard of. It Is of no value to Man­ (Continued from Page One) McComb, vocal soloist. Sermon by Mrs. Kenneth Nelson. 32 Earl St. Sermon, "Medicine For The Soul." plenty. Quality ingredients plus bother cooking spaghetti for you all of their customers right next to There is something satisfying VACUUM CLEANERS, Maj. Lamle. NEWSPAPER the know-how make any pizza can get it all cooked and ready to LAUNDRY / There are two laws common to nese power politics interests are of 1962, a landslide comi^rable to chester or the future graduates Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and the building. The ground location about the appearance of wedding HEATERS, FANS, just about face to face. that they enjo>'ed on the Eisen­ themselves if in order to educate ers-in-Iaw, Sargent Shriver and 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by St. John’s Polish National Discussion group. WOODCOCK from Vic's the very best you have serve from Vic’s Pizza Shop at the 1.1 a welcome one and the addition­ invitations and announcements DRY CLEANERS all such crises. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. ever eaten. They make a nice same time you pick up the sauce. SEWING SLACHINES Such seems to be the explana­ hower coat tails in 1956. That them in the country club manner Stephen Smith, came along to join Catholic Church Wednesday, Junior High Meth­ REFRIGERATION CO. llanrlipHtrr al space inside the building is most done with raised printing. Actual­ Main Plant; 44 Harrison St. The first is that all have the un would leave only a handful of our board demands the parents and the Kennedy clan in the family 6:15 p.m.. Prayer service. 23 Golway St. odist Youth Fellowship outing. luncheon for the family on a busy You will enjoy this true Italian helpful to this growing business. ly they do look better and the cost tion of why such a diplomatic step Phone 5II 9-7753 All work guarantoed derlying fundamental background Democratic legislators in either businesses are walking around In compound beside the shore. 7 p.m.. Service in Center Park. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor h u n t in g day and are perfect for a late eve­ chewy consistency that marks the Aside from the superior work done is most reasonable. Estimates are ning snack. Just phone In your flavor to it, it is not 'mushy and of the existence of a world-wide Is being considered. House or Senate, and the pro­ rags. Mrs. Kennedy ahd the Kennedy Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by St, Francis of Assisi Church at Community Press, it la a pleas­ furnished willingly and there Is Once again let's give excellent children already were here, and Maj. Lamie. order and the pizza, made Just tasteless but firm with a slightly cold war conflict. The first opposition has come. vision of a two-third vote for the Mases at 8:30 a.m. South Windsor ure to do business with the pro­ no obligation. Why not ask to see education within our means. It can plan to be for the rest of the sum­ St. James' R. C. Church as you want it, will be ready when chewey consistency that marks the prietors, Mr. and Mrs. FrfUik Lar­ Inevitably enough, from the Chi­ constitutional amendment the Rex'. James F. Glynn, Pastor U nited R ail-d r O U lL true Italian spaghetti. Your meal some samples? But the second is that the world, House started this session, for the be done with present or lesser mer. The President may be spend­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church * Msgr. John F. Hannon, Pastor Rev. Raymond B. Yaskauskas, n< WaOrab i you get there. son. They are always Interested In CUNLIFFE nese Nationalist regime of Chiang ing nearly every weekend on the • BOOKS OF EVERY Another prime favorite with problem will be solved If you de­ Regular engraving is also avail­ DON WILLIS its leadership, and its press, have 169 member solution, would be amounts. Church and Park Sts. Rev. James T. O’Connell Assistant Pastor helping every person achieve ex,- able at Community Press and esti­ Kai-shek on Formosa, and that, as Slpferely. Cape. This one was his fourth in Rev. Joseph H. McCann everyone Is a grinder and Vic’s pend upon Vic’s, get it at your con­ developed well defined procedures merely a matter of holding Re­ ^ v . Roman L. Harding DESCRIPTION FOR actly what is desired in each print­ mates will be furnished upon re­ MOTOR SALES usual, has been enough to spark John Williamson a row’. Pries t-ln-Oharge Rev. John D. Regan 2M TOLLAND ST. specializes in the very .nicest grind­ venience and re-heat It later on If ing job. They know exactly how to • for bringing each Individual crisis publican legislators in Itne for a Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 9, 9:10, SUMMER READING ers you have ever eaten. There you wish. Just allow a little time quest. EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE some elements of the Republican proposal their own party started. 67 Wadsworth St. The Chief Executive’s Air Force 10:15, 10:30 and 11:80 am. EAST HARTFORD lay out a measage so that It will FENDER REPAIRS into fullest flower. jet took thie usual hour between Masses at 6, 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and • See Our Tremendous are seven different kinds to choose for them to cook it to iJ’our order. At the Community Press they leadership in Washington into an That might not be so easy, as 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Vic’s Pizza Shop is owned by attract the eye of the reader— 18 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4531 Ihese procedures, which states Praises Bailey Andrews Air Force Base in Mary­ 11:30 a.m. BU 9-6333 from, among them the regular; are equipped to take care of all ENAMEL and LACQUER many- legislators and many towns 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer with Sacred Heart Church Selection of Paper Backs Victor Dubaldo and he uses only there is little use in sending out a kinds of printing, job as well as men and press seem to follow In alarm. In such quarters, the pro­ To the Editor, land and OUs Bhae, 22 miles from Family Service and Summer choir. meat ball, sausage and Italian mesaage that will not hold custo­ REFINISmNOS actually came down toward a final Rt. 30, Vernon Power and Hand Tools • Visit the Polly B Shop ham. Tile filling is delicious and the beat of ingredlenlsMn anything commercial. Alt work is welcome Spoclolliing In tlnctively, can tum anything into posal is viewed not as any sly plot decision as to whether they wianted The taxpayers of Manchester the Kennedy home here. The Pres­ Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Harding. North Methodist Church mer interest. If you have a par­ ident used a helicopter at .both 300 Parker St. Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor Painting and Decorating Toole Gifts for Every Occasion the grinder rolls are so fresh and made here. He prides himself on here, small jobs as well as the REASONABLE PRICES J to increase the discomfort of Com­ to yield up their seats In the are fortunate in having a man like 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. ticular lay-out that you wish used, a crislB—until, that is, something ends of the trip to get him to Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Garden and Land Tools crisp they are a joy to eat. Call the quality of the good food he larger and one and the same at­ FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE munist China, but as something House. But if the amendment Director Thomas Bailey on the Wednesday, 10 a.m., Midweek Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. serves here and you are sure of the this will be followed of course. bigger fuid better comes along. Board. and from the outlying bases. Baby, Honsehold, Party MANCHESTER your order in and it will be ready tention to detail is given every job could get by the 1962 session, we celebration of Holy Communion. and Banquet Need. at the time you specify. Grinders very beat in anything you get from However, if you are not sure about BT. SO—WAPPING, CONN. The rules for statesmen require even more sly—the possible estab­ Director Bailey had the intestin­ Dally, 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. 9:30 a.ni,. Family Worship. Ser­ it, do consult with them. They are that comes in, large or small. Front Enti Alignment imagine the voters of the state St. Bernard’s Church Invalid Needs are ideal for a simple and easy Vic’s Pizza Shop. Pride in the fine work turned out AT THE DUCO'SIGN them to sift each other’s state­ lishment of a precedent for recog­ would approve it. In their refer­ al fortitude to tell the Board of mon, "Our Debt to the King,” by BOOKSHOP experts In thla field, knowing all Robert A. McBride, a licensed lo­ 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville lunch and they are so good to serve Vic’s Pizza Shop Is open Tues­ here is apparent in ‘both Mr. and TEL. 5H 4-1223 ments not for any sign of reason nition of Communist China Itself, endum capacity they will approve Education that it had received all Klon Evangelical Lutheran CSiorch Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Pastor ANDREWS BLDG. day through Saturday from 7:30 in about successful lay-outs, the General Repair Work the money it was going to get lor A Thought for Today cal preacher of the Methodist when entertaining. Just dial MI Mrs. Larson and they see to it or for admission of Communist almost an.vthing, including, occa- (Missouri 8,ynod) 67 E. Center St.—MI S-1086 9-3700 and order the type of the morning to 11 at night and proper type and paper to use so or moderation, but for words and the 1961-62 year. Sponsored by the Manchester Cooper and High Sts, Church. Solist, Mrs. Betty Lam­ PARKING IN REAR that your message will be well bal­ that their high standard is main­ China to the United Nations. aionally, some proposition which bert. Junior sermon. Pre-school Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 grinder you like best. from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Mondays. phrases which. If taken out o f con­ makes sense. The taxpayers of Manchester Connell of Churches R«\’. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor CAMPING Once you have tried their special­ anced and eye-catching. While the tained at all times. If possible a Neither Chiang Kai-shek nor Sen­ are about to pay a tax bill that la children cared for in nursery. a.m. Summer or winter real Italian text and twisted around, can seem So, for the Hopse, the easiest spaghetti sauce is a treat for the ties you will find out why so many Larsons are busy, they are always reasonable length of time .‘/lould ator Dirksen can quite piece this the largest ever, due mainly to ed­ 8 a.m.. Gottesdienst. EQUIPMENT glad to take the time to be of 'ka- be allowed for all printing jobs, MANCHESTER the ultimate in the violent and the formula we cain devise Is one which ucation. The Things Hiat Make for Peace Bolton Congregational Church family, but it Is time consuming people say “It’s Vic’s for me ' TOURAiNE u logic together, but they are un­ b ^ n s with a Republican land­ 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text, Second Congregational Church sistance to their customers. Clubs, however, if a rush job is impera­ threatening. Education in Manchester has There are a number, but I sug­ Ps, 139: 14 and Rev. 3: 20-21. Bolton Center Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE easy over anything that proposes slide victory in the state election 385 N. Main St. particularly program chairmen, tive, you can depend upon Com­ MEMORIAL CO. Once a crisis has been lighted been a sort of sacred cow and lew gest only three, which I believe are Theme, "Marvelous are Thy Works Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister Rev. Theodore Chandler Jr., Air Mattresses, Stoves, munity Press to make every ef­ of 1962. worthy of our thought. CANVAS AWNINGS are moat appreciative to Commu­ Opposite Ekist Cemetery PAINTS by suitable oratory, the idea is to any change of any kind in our Far people have dared to speak out and Thy Love.” Mrs. Rieiiard H. Mnney, Pastor Lanterns Depends on Premier Castro nity Press for their assistance in fort to turn it out speedily for The easiest and most direct way against the waste ' and extrava­ The first is personal depth. What translate every act of the states­ Eastern diplomacy, they don’t to accomplish the other impera­ Associate Minister lading out the programs, for it is you. For the finest in printing, For Best Results gance which has been their policy. do I mean by depth? The opposite St. Bartholomew's Chiireh 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10 a.ni.. Morning Worship. MANCHESTER man, no matter what it is, into trust the present make-up of the tive reform in. the state's legisla­ to being shallow. I think perhaps not easy for an amateur to plan a make Community Press your Quality MamerioU Now they are crying that they are Buckley School Auditorium Nuracr.v for children during serv­ Guest preacher, the Rev. Lewis format for the program. choice. some relationship to the new cri­ State Department, and their abid­ tive structure — the redistrioUng being crippled by a small cut in the most effective illustration ice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Purdue of Largo, Fla. SURPLUS SALES CO. Over so Years Ezperlenee , Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 169 N. MAIN ST. sis. If he wesua a frown, it is ing instinct is to keep our policy of the state Senate—would be to their budget. 'ITiey were not so might be the little shallow pond, "A Righteousness Not Our Own." U.S. Prepares Airlift order up another Republican vic­ which, when the wind sweeps at Depot Square PAUL'S the crisis. If he makes a routine frozen as it has been frozen, with crippled but they went out and Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. Reception for new members. Vernon Methodist Church Coll Mi 9-5807 tory—^not necessarily a mammoth hired 15 additional teachers for through, disturbs it right to the Rev. Robert Flrby, Pastor Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. Deaths Last Night PAINT STJPPLY telephone call on a Sunday morn­ regard to Asia, for the past dozen Ifuidslide, but enough to assure Robert Frost less pupils than previously. bottom, causing turmoil. There J. FARR—MI S-7111 64^ Main Street L years. ing, it is crisis-connected. If he control of the Senate— for the now On Aug. 1 taxpayers will be- are great storms on the surface 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. O f20,000 from Cuba By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A. AIMETTI, Prop. tndbU with advisers, it is to devise For our part, we would prefer far-off year of 1970. The General making their first payment on of the ocean at times, and yet be­ 'Wonders of the Universe- Sermon, "Our Daily Bread." Poet Laureate Medford, Mass. — Mrs. Clarence Harriaon St., Manchester Tel. Ml 9-0300 to have our Asian policy be capa­ Assembly elected in that year their tax bills. If Directors Pow­ low that surface there is peace. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Oommiasion E. Voges, 76, who wrote under the crisis mesunires... I f he sneezes, it would sit in 1971, the year imme­ ell and Collins had their way the The second requirement is pur­ is crids-pollen. ble of change, but honestly and on education at the parsonage. NOW 2 FAIRWAYS (Continued from Page One) name of Anne 'Voges, a woman diately following the new census, tax bill, now high, Would be high­ pose. I suspect if you were to think SEE US FOR: letter to Speaker of the House For Vermont pioneer In radio, authoress and In creating this effect, leader­ openly. We see little virtue In fid­ and would have the uncontested er. about "What is my purpose in to bring you Sam Rayburn, D-Tex. Beyond the Saturn: St. John's Episcopal Church • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings been averaging about one a day. noted contest winner, died yester­ ship and the press play instinctive­ dling around with the shadowy right to pass a simple redistiicting Thank your lucky atari that you life?" it would be distinctly educa­ The bill Kennedy recommended day in a hospital. She wrote "Pot Rockville Variety At its B«st! • Venetian Blinds "It is hoped," the State Depart­ calls for funds up to $10 million (Continued from Page One) WATKINS-WEST For The Best hi sovereignty of Outer Mongolia, act which would do something have a man like Director Bailey tional, but might be somewhat Rev. James L. Grant, Rector • Storm Doors of Gold,” describing how she won ly together and into each other's on the Board. ment announcement said, "that for use in any one year to meet and pretending to honor it, while about the present glaring inequi­ disturbing. Next to Popular Market • Combination Windows more than 300 prizes in national hands. *nie press needs no more ties in the comparative sizes of the Wilber Little The third suggestion Is confi­ Landing on Moon with this provision of arrange­ unexpected refugee and migration and hills of Vermont. For this its contests. FUNERAL WORK 6L0THES we still pretend to ignore the fact 8. a.m.. Holy Communion. The Open Wed.-Thurs.-Frl. till 9 ments for additional transporta­ problems. than a hint to make the connection various Senate dtstricta, which dence—the need of a reasonable Rev. Francis J. Smith, celebrant. Manchester Awning Co. people are deeply appreciative." Grand Forks, N. D. Dr. John that Communist China is a nation ‘Foreign Aid Swindle’ e World Green Stamps • 195 WEST CENTER ST. tion facilities it will be possible Frost, in his cux;^tance re­ SERVICE ITS between the sneeze and the crisis now make a complete mockery of amount of assurance in ourselves. magnitude scientists hope to place 9:30 a.m., Morning prayer, Fafti- C. West, 75, president of University and a government. And we would that principle of popular repre­ To the Editor, If we look back to some past tri­ By DR. I. M. LEVITT, DIRECTOR ily Service, and sermon. 'Telephone MI 9-3091 for the Cubans to depart from marks, said "The proudeet thing of North Dakota from 1933 to 1954 a banner headline. It, too, has its The Fels Planetarium from 80,000 to 100,000 pounds in a Established 1949 Cuba at a rate of at least 1,000 Breath May Delay of all and the mort neoeseary is say that If either Outer Mongblia sentation whdoh is supposed to be Strenuous efforts are being made umph, when we have done some­ 300-nlile orbit — escape velocity —believed to be a record tenure ORMAND J. WEST glib -summaries of the statements to keep the foreign aid swindle Of The Franklin Institute per day for about three weeks if no to be claimed by the state and or Communist China is to be ad­ exemplified, in Connecticut, in the thing well, we can say, "Well, per­ could be given to a 19-ton payload first Lutheran Church for a state imiversity president — Merry's and speeches of leaders, with an Senate. alive. A black picture la being haps If I did that, I can meet this A new launch vehicle destined obstacles intervene beyond their Blackout Warning taken care of by the elate because died yesterday in his sleep. Director with such configuration. Rockville FAIRWAY mitted to the United Nations, control or that of the U.S, govern­ poetry can’t really be translated. unerring talent for what which Since these are the predictable painted as an alternative; if the situation too.” We need something to fulfill President Kennedy’s goal Rev. David G. Jaxlieimer, D.D. Main Street, Manchester Paris—Dr. Ernest Hall Templin, ever, it should be China which is Congress does not back the Admin­ The second stage will consist of ment." "It is the most national of the 142 E. CENTER ST. MEN'S STORE Seems most sensational and alarm­ ways for reform of the state's more than that. We need that of putting an American on the Pastor While the statement did not Rochester, N. Y.—Deep breath­ 62, noted for his studies in 17th istration, everything will collapse quiet confidence in God, and that four ! Rocketdyne J2 engines. The • Open Than, and Frl. Till 9 e arts," said Frost. "It can’t really Century Spanish drama and con­ 747 5IAIN STREET ing. The radio and television brought in first. legislative structure to coroe to J2 has a thrust of 200,000 pounds, 8:30 a.m.. Summer Church •specify what obstacles were pos­ ing before an underwater swim can pass, we suppose the reform will and go to pot! must go into the realm of our fel­ moon in the next few years is now be risky, a Rochester doctor re­ exun except ih the language In temporary Spani-sh literature, died fifanohestor’s Oldest commentators often manage to be taking shape in the minds of sci­ so the total thrust of the second Service conducted by Everett G. sible, Castro certainly could be which it was compoeed." Next to Entrance to State actually come by procedures and The President warns that unless lowship with God. Thuemmler. Sunday School super­ ports. Thursday. He was a poet and mem­ entists in this country. stage will be 800,000 pounds. This T u B n P IK E one. Frost read one of his poems at With Finest Facilities Theater even more glib and sensational. “ Ploy” at times quite different Perhaps additional aid is granted in the Peace means personal depth, intendent. Recorded sermon by the Dr. Albert B. Craig Jr,, said ber of the faculty at UCLA. The first few times we encoun­ new proposed long-term manner, There has been much activity is more than twice the thrust of AUTO BODY Authorities said that the total the inauguration of President Ken­ All are expert in the business of the Democrats will find their own purpose and confidence. These are the Atlas Intercontinental Ba;Us- Rev. Dr. Jaxheimer. hyperventilation may delay the he may have to send American based ultimately In the character revolving around the launching of 5,000 cost to the United States could urge to breathe until It Is loo late nedy last January, devising, reporting, and rumoring tered it we thought it was a tjT>o- population and voting strength the Apollo C spacecraft—the one Uc Missile. ■ CANS — BOTTLES shifting among the toivns in a boys. What does that mean? Send of God. not be figured exactly because to regain the surface befbre black­ desperate proposals for solving graphical error, and we read the them where? We already have five planned to meet the 1967 Presi­ The third stage will consist of $2 Card Worth $3,000 they do not know how many Cu­ La Upholstery way which will permit them to Rev. Roman L. Harding six Pratt and Whitney LR116 en­ ing out. In soime cases, he said, Radio Today the cHsls. word for "play.” This occasioned or six divisions In ’ Germany and Priest-in-charge dential target date. The Saturn ICE COLD BEER bans might be able to take ad­ swirnmers lose 'consciousness with­ AND IV I Shops VIC'S PIZZA SHOP develop a conscience about the C-1 Can put the Apollo A vehicle gines. This engine has a thrust of Farmer with Caddy P The writers of editorials may, no particular mental hardship, public's need. Perhaps Republicans several more scattered all over the St. Mary’s Church London — A playing card be­ vantage of the airlift. The figure out warning and continue to make 153 W Middle Turnpike globe, and now, ainCe the Berlin in an elliptica'i earth orbit as a 15,000 pounds, making the total lieved to have been designed for WE CATER TO WRECKER of $350,000 represents the cost of WURO—1360 RE-UPHOLSTERING at the beginning, try to be wise since, as we shall shortly discover, will develop some reasons of their thrust of the third stage 90,000 co-ordinated movements after­ 1:U0 A. J. ar Midday Phone 5n 9-S700 crisis has erupted again, there is laboratory. The advanced Sa­ the Duke of Milan in 1425 sold WEDDINGS and BANQUETS transporting 20,000. persons from ward. Owes $321.84 Fine Modern Furaltnre and sophisticated, to reason with there is some degree of sjTiony- own for welcoming the idea of a turn C2 can project the three-man pounds. SERVICE Havana to Miami at the fare of 3:06 Jerry Bishop Show 'and Antiques constitutional conventipn, and talk of aemi-mpbillzation. for $2 recently in a London an­ Tel. MI 9-5507—Free Delivery 6:05 Art Johnson Show PIZZA themselves and their readers that, mlty Involved. Nothing whatever has been done Apollo B vqhlcle into a circumlun- While the boosters will use kero­ tique shop. The collector who $17.50 each. For Overplantiiig 8:06 Raynor Shihos • Store Stopis and Booths then force the Democrats, who al­ Ruth Milieu ar orbit (though Maj. Gen. Don R. sene and liquid oxygen for pro­ 1:00 News, Signoff since the whole thing. ..is obviously But after we had read "ploy"— to plug the leaks In the foreign-aid bought It expects' to sell it at The State Department said the • Custom Fomlture SPAGHEHI ways pretend they want one, but sieve, eliminate the scandalous Ostrander, NASA launch vehicles pellants, the upper stages will be iVTIO^lOSO Artificial and contrived and exists not "play”—several times in a who never really do want one, to auction for about $3,000. ^ United States was putting up the (Continued from Page One) 1:(KI Monitor Slip Covers and Draperies RAVIOLI waste and corruption that follows director, believes the C2 is mar­ using the high-energy liquid hy­ VICHI'S money because payment ^or pas- 1:10 Home Decorator mainly in the heads of people, the rather 'wide variely. of publica­ join in holding one at Jeast. One Things "ifou Owe Vourself 51ade to Order this swindle Into every country' It ginal for this mission.) drogen-liquid oxygen propellants. PACKAGE STORE .sage, when made in Havana, l.s 1:30 Saturday Matinee eventual solution wdll be some­ tions covering a wide variety of fairly reliable bet is. that, some has gone. To Be a Better Woman But to launch the Apollo C for This will insure the greatest pay- after he ,haid gained nationwide 1:56 Yankees at Red Sox Complete Selection ot Materials, OPEN DAILY day, the two parties will find them­ RUTH MILLETT 20 BISSELL ST. in "Cuban pesps that are deposit­ Ccxrft-Connolly publicity. 5:30 Special Repor-t__ thing less than the disaster all the spokesmen, we came to the con­ Attempts have been made to a manned landing on the moon a load capability. ed in Cuba and cannot be convert­ 6:20 Strictly Sports -> FREE ESTIMATES---- 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. selves doing what has to be done, Newspaper Enterprise Association new series of launch vehicles is in­ Two-Stage Launch Miss Patricia A. Connolly of Another letter,' last Tuesday, re­ 6:30 Monitor surface, noise may seem to indi­ clusion that somebody was keep harking back to the glories ed into usable foreign currency ’ 1 SUNDAYS very much to their own surprise, of the Marshall Plan. The Plan..haa Women owe themselves a letr-A dicated. One of these hsis been Lest the reader come away with East Hartford and Aaron Coqk of quested im molate payment ot the 10:30 J&xz __ 203 N. Main St., Manchester & 7T 1K (.Cubans who have dollars to fine.— ^ 11:15 Sports 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. cate. But eventually even we be­ launching a new word, or reviving and. quite possibly, very much long since accomplished its pur­ woman owes herself: named the Saturn C3. the wrong notion, U should be Manchester were united in mar­ 11:30 Starlight Serenade 5H '9-6324 • The feeling of independence MODERN spend, officials explained, pay riage June 17 at the LoomUs Chapel CLOSED MONDAYS come frightened, for fear that all an old one, into the language of against their own real instincts. pose; Europe is far more prosper­ The radical Saturn C3 concept stressed that the satum C3 does •IFAIKING Smith plana an appeal to the 1:00------SiRn-ofI )? f that comes from knowing that she BODY their dollars to a government In Windsor. State Review Oonvmittee of the WHA¥-«10 the obvious play-acting, all the ar­ the day. That has been, after all,, the for­ ous than it W'as in 1939 and yet it was disclosed by Dr. Wernher Von not have a. lunar-landing capabil­ travel agency but the travel can earn a living. Braun, speaking at the Tulsa Con­ ity If taking off directly from the The bride is the daughter of Mr. Agricultural Stabilization Com­ l:()6"ciub 91 tificial build-up, may begin to be­ And, since "ploy" had obviously mula by w'hich we have obtained seems to hold back in the matter TV SERVICE agency cannot pass that money on 4:00 Sound Slaap ' ^ such things as a dual job ban, a of helping to take somp of the aid • An absorbing outside interest ference on the Peaceful Uses of earth. Current ideas envision a C3 and Mrs. Francis J. Connolly, 9 mittee (an Agriculture Depart­ 7:30 Saturday {Tight Dance Party come real, and eventually run become the mark of th e' really which will keep her routine from 405 CENTER ST. to the airline for the ticket. It Terry Rd., East Hartford. The ment unit). He said he would be 8:00 Night F^Iigiit circuit court system, a state pri­ burden off the backs of the Ameri­ Space. While there are no funds placed in orbit around the earth, DUCO and DULUX REFINISHING must pay Instead in the non-con­ sophisticated commentator or becoming drudgery. MANCHESTER'PARKADB Comer of Griswold St. bridegroom la the ' .son of Mrs. forced to pay the fine if the state 12 no NVvv.i Sign Of( Berube's Ostrinsky sway with the very people who mary, and at least an emascula­ can taxpayer. Perhaps President available for this project In the refueled, launched from that or­ vertible pesos. U 'P o r —1410 TYPEWRITER SERVICE Kermedy would do well If he ex­ • A little time alone cvei-y day. current budget. It is certtdn that bit for the moon with a three-man Finest Fashions East of Aaron Cook, 562 E, Middle Tpke., committee upheld it. originally thought t h e y' could speech maker along the New tion of county government. TEL. 5U 3-2205 The funds for U.S. underwriting 1:00 News 479 Middle 'D'ke. E. amined the situation a little more Time in which she can think hee adequate financing in the imme­ crew, landed there and then re­ the River! 166 MIDDLE TURMFIKE, WEST Manchester. Lest year, the county commit­ 1:10 Lou Terri stage it and manage it. Frdntier, we finally repaired to problems through and escape be of the operation come front a con­ 5Ianchester closely. diate future will be available. turned to the earth. (If we are MANCHESTER The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, tee "didn't bother to checli!’ wheth­ 2:00 Conn Batiroom _ DEALER IN WASTE It can be like the fencing match, the dictionary. coiping muddle-headed. MOTOROLA tingency fund of the international pastor of Center Congregational er he grew wheat. Smith said. 6:00 News/^Weather Frank Lupien New Engines concerned with, a manned landing OPEN HA..Y MUll I ' " ‘ 6:16 Conn ^Ballroom hEBUILT TYPEWRITERS or the sparring bout, supposedly a And behold, "ploy” is a word, or Reactor Delivers • A sense of the value of her and return from the moon start­ cooperation administration. Wliite Church In Manchester, performed "They knew I raised wheat 7:00 Bob Scott ovs-n importance as a person—to The Saturn C3 will not use the ^ ' 5lanch4ster said this is the same fund from 7:30 News. Weather ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, gym workout, which suddenly be­ rather at least two words. We On Long-Term Baal^ HI engines which are clustered for ing from the earth, then the large SALES and SERVICE the ceremony. The bride was given every year. My wheat crop borders L. C. SMITHS. Etc. MATERIALS and IRON keep her family and friends from MONDAYS which the Federal Department of in marriage by her father. 9:00 Ray Somers aren’t sure, and won’t be sure un­ Massive Radiation the present Saturn boosters. The Nova rocket complex must be on the highway. It couldn’t be 11:00 News comes real. To the Editor, demanding more of her than they Wo .ervlce all makes of TV, ftoMiiTo. M ife h e ii 3 _>o4 3 Health, Education and Weljtare Mrs. Virgil Gabel of Glaston­ 11:10 Ray Somers We strongly support the Act for limit of push or thrust of, the cur­ used with a takeoff weight of per­ THROUGHOUT THE YEAR hidden very well.’,’ We Handle Stationery Along We will not buy any newspaper And there is always, under­ til we have collected more sam­ have a right to ask. haps 8,000,000 pounds and a b i s ­ FOB YOUR SHOPPING Radio and Phonographs draws financing for relief of Cu­ bury, sister of the bridgegroom, The wheat program is compul­ 1:00 Dei Raycee With Office Machine Supplies ples, just which of the two words Belhcsda, Md.—Radiation tests International Development now be­ • The dignity that cannot exist rent Saturn launchers is approxi­ ban refugees already In the Unit­ wak matron of honor. Bride.smaids WIN F—1230 during the month of Jiily. neath, the fact that there is a real of a size heretofore possible only ter thrust of 12,000,000 pounds.; CONVENIENCE! sory. Participation in the com 1:00 CBS News Your Mall List As Desired fore Congress and urgjE its passage side by side with jealousy. mately 1,500,000 pounds. The pay- ed States. / were Miss Jean Cook and Miss struggle, a real opposition, a real Is now being used. We suspect it during nuclear and thermonuclear with enthusiasm. loads that can be placed In 300- The significant fact which nas program is voluntary. 1:10 CBS—It's New • The best security for the fu­ Plying time between Miami and Amoryi Cook, aistera of the bride­ The*'farmer lias )>Mn in trouble 1:15 Showcase of Music A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. tension in the world which could may be a combination of the two, explosidns, will now be conducted During the past three years we mile orbits are 20,000 pounds for come out of this new development 1:30 Mutual News ture that a woman can bliild—a Is that it should not take too much Havana is 90 minutes and eaich groom. with his wheat allotment in the 5H 9-3477—5U 3-6342 liappen to make any particular with a little grammatical license in a pulsing reactor in Bethesda. have made an Intensive study of husband, home, children, and a the Cl and perhaps 45,000 pounds plane can carry 100 paaMngen. 1:35 Local News and Showcase Tel. 5 0 $-5735 or MI St5879 For a split second the reactor can longer to develop the Satum C3 John A. Bogardus of West Long past. He deliberately exceeded hie 2:00 CBS News crisis the last one this particular thrown in. foreign economic aid and have con­ place In the community which, she for the C2. (The Saturn Cl ye- Notice Pan Am .pokesmen in Havana— Branch, N. J., was best man. 2:10 CBS—Time to Travel undergo a virtual runaway reac­ cluded that emphasis must be has worked to earn. than It will to develop'the Satum 1954 quota, he acknowledged, be­ 2:15 Showcase of Music civilization would have to w-orry "Plqy,” as a verb, is a word of hlcle is expected to be ready for C2. If this can be done, the Presi­ who said they hadn’t been notified Ringbearer was Stephen Gabel of tion, delivering mas.sive radiation; placed on ifnproved administration, • A gracious perspnality. use in 1963 or 1964). WE HAVE DAILY cause he felt the government had 2:3(1 Mutual New^ .. wh«M N*« Hfvi« •• dent's goal of this country put­ of airlift plan yet — saw a couple Glastonbury, nephew of the bride­ no busine« telling him how much 2:35 Ix>cal News and Showcase About military maneuver, and is, indeed, then it returns to normal operat­ greater coordination and long term • Continuing mental growth Astute engineers at the Mar­ possible bottlenecks. They said ting a man on the moon in this groom. Ushers were Fred C. Perl- he could plant. He paid an $800 3:06 News , How much is real, and how the opifoBite of "deploy.” Instead ing levels. programs rather than on "crash" and development—so that the shall Space Flight Center in Hunts­ they didn’t think Rancho Boyers 3:10 Showcase ot Music - decade will have received a tre­ DELIVERY TO THE mutter of Chestnut Hill, Mass.; fine for exceeding the 1956 quota. 3:30 Mutual News ' much tmmal, is always a matter of spreading your froiit, when you or "crisis to crisis” programs. The years will not make her less but ville, Ala., are leapfrogging the Airport’s facilities could adequate­ William Allan of Marblehead, heart of the proposed foreign aid mendous boost. 3:35 Local News and Showcase t Cf guesswork- "ploy” your forces you narrow the , NEWSPAPEBBUDGET UP more of a person. Saturn C2 and going' all out to You nift). ttw |ob.. . w. luvt just Um ridit Du Pont ly handle a massive airlift. Ma.ss.; Richard H. Sarafln of Hope- ^ 4:05 News legislation is the request for • A sense of values which will Engineers hope that given Also, they said, the airport 4:10 Showcase of Music ' For the second consecutive year. double the payloads to be orbited. Piint for it... in cokw to milch wythmg! Hiv. t well, N, J.; and John Spargo of Six ‘Bad Eggs’ 4:30 Mutual News And sU the burden of o m crisis front dowm and concentrate your authority to make long-term com­ guide her In making important anougli incentive the C3 can be BOLTON would be closed two days next Scars, Roebuck and Co. invested However, tp accomplish this the ready by 1964 or 1965. TTiese ex­ quostion on eotet?. . . whot W use?. . . how to do it? iFTeeport, L. I., N. Y. 4:35 Local News and Showcase SeeoiS rather easily transfeired to power. more than fifty million dollars in mitments for -development as­ decisions and in her relationship week to commercial flights — on A reception for about 250 5:05 News Satums of the future will have to perts question the use of the C2 CALL US for ixport help on your nest paintHif job. Taken Prisoner 6:10 CBS—Calling American the next We were told that the “ Ploy," as a noun, means sport, newspaper advertising space in sistance loans. We-believe that thla with other people. use the new 1,500,000-pound Monday for the arrival of Soviet guests was held at the school af­ bill holds promise of achieving a except as a component tor upper 6:30 Mutual Sfimts iWwld was being won or loet In or merrymaking. 1960, James DeRocco, local Sears • As much fun as she can get thrust FI engines being fabricated Spaceman Yuri Gagarin and ter the ceremony. The couple 6:^5 Local News and Showcase more effective, long-range program out of everyday living. stages of the Satum C3. Wednesday during Cuban Revolu­ Rabaul, New Britain — An Aus­ 6:50 Sports Special in the usage of “ploy” which we store manager, announced today. by the Rocketdyne group on the spent two weeks in Nassau and tMoa, and then In Cubs, sad now and'will encourage greater efforts • The satisfaction that comes It is refreshing to think that K/lJctinson PAINT CQ tion celebrations. the Bahamas, and are living at tralian patrol officer in the New 6:00 C fe News The company's record-high 1960 6:10 CBS—The Sound Story in Berlin< and the fact that It was have noticed in the last week or toward'self-help in the recipient from making a home that has in it West Coast. The FI engines have once more this country’s scientists retail store newspaper advertising 'On another refugee front yea- 442 W. Middle T^ke., Manchester. Guinea truat territory “arrested” 6:16 Showcase of Music countries. so much of herself no other wom­ been fired for short bursts and and engineers have met the chal­ 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER PHONE Ml 9-4501 6:30 MutuM^ews f o t wem vr lost tin the one doee two—the period in which it has expenditure was $53,888:700, an have attaiped thrusts 10 per cent LENOX terday, President Kennedy nent Mr. Cook was graduated from six hen egga in a bstoket to satisfy The League has taken a hard an could duplicate it lenge Of providing a launch ve­ Congress a p ri^ sed bill tq con­ Loomis School and Babson Instir natives on Isolated Wattom Island, 6:85 Local News and Showcase. ItM us trom \tlie fear that It suddenly become the word with­ Increase of more than $1,000,000 higher than, the goal of 1,500,000 BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORI^C 7:00 CBS News look this past year at our own eco­ A woman owes herself al] these hicle to advance our goals and tinue U.S. aid in the reiejttlement tute. At Babson, he was president the government r^wrts. 1 - 7:10 Mitcb Miller iM jr poeaibly be really involved in out which no one is really with it, oyer the 1959 total of $52,520,000, nomic picture and at trade policies thingrs---and if they aren’t paid up) pounds. aapiratlons. In the bands o f the PHARMACY and kid of refugees generally. of Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity, The nhtlves told him the eggs 7:66 CBS News and Sports man—^it seems to suggest that it DeRocco said. which proipote both world and both she and her family will be Under present plans the Saturn capable Huntsville team we may “This country has always served and waa a member of the student had been landed secretly from a 8:06 Showcase and News In 1960, Sears retail and mall 10:00 Dance Remote i f ose thing a good, oooscien- means a plsca of strategy or domestic development, we have cheated. C3 will consist of two clustered be certain that the desired rssutta 29V E. CENTER ST. as a lantern In the dark for thoaa council and Blue Key, honorary United States submarine and 11:00 Mutual News order diviaions had net sales of FI engines with a total thrust of PAINTS 11:06 Millie Beyond the Stars. UMUTsr, aomatlmea with a come to renliz* that we must be ’Will also materialise. who love freedom but are peraeout- fratornlty. The bride la a grad- vtould otaortly hatch into American the world mnat $4,134,319,500, lar^festU the 8,009,000 poiinde to power the (Copyright IM l, TH.. Ml 9-0D9S 12:06 News . 'A strong at home if we are to offer Amerleoaa buy an average of ad. In mlaery or In naad,” ha aald ^ Badleott Junior OoUege; aoldlen. . 12:16. B lC ^ iMowr dpb #v«r taki s n o t U m wtiiaitaal atHUMfphm about it firm’s 74-year hlstoi^/ he'aail effective help abroad. .We realize 875 newspapers every second. ftraf' stage; with a thrust of this General FSatoee Corp.) t'C-i'-: ' - •

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DAILY CljOSSWORD PUZZLE THE ^1 WPWT SAVA 60 MEASURE MEAM^^ Bauer’s Hit Sends Yanks Back into Loop Lead OMifr.sk O' THAT BEFORE THIS/ CLUCK! K j ^ F F IE6AD, 0AVTHR, SURELV Antwar to Rr>vlOM» FUrt* ^THe CURRICULUM 19 Herald Angle Z MUST 6AV. HCJOPLE-.XTHOUGWT SO Afghanistan CONTAIN VOUR OF No c o n c e r n t o By IRE, SIRE... HAD THE- PERFECT OOB WHEN VoU 'ibO.'X BEOUlREr ____ WERETESTIN* m a t t r e s s e s a FEW ^ CANDIDATES ^CltOSS 6 Greek letter EARL YOST Rusher Winner KC Fans Honor ■/BARS Aeo.BUT VOUR FOR INSTRUCTION 7 It------Braves^ Cards Back ABOUT A SCHOOL OF 6AB SUITA ^ U m . ^ FIFTH 1 AfghaniiUn’l amiiatioDS with Bporti Bdltor caplUl In Junior Golf e v e n BETTBR.'TELLME,w il l e a r ^ { ^ a DE-l it e r a c y the U.S.S.R. Manager Who 6 Amur and 8 Chant PLUGS COME WITH THE E’ESISTRATlON/l.j.g^.^^Qg.^iQjjgLy' Darya are 9 Woman adviser Yanks Tops Under Arc Lights Flag Picture Jimmy Riislier, representing / THAT ELIMINATES I among Ita —— 10 Makes into bat In N. L. the Ellington Rldge/’^iintry EXTRA 0ne?r^ / sou f f j o m ,N rlvera material The New York Yankees boasted the best American League Ends Career 11 Expunger Club, established a^^ew record consioefwtion / 12 Depend record in night games and doubleheader competition, as the yesterday when/fie won the 13 Alter 13 Outcriei New York, July 22 i/P)— The Milwaukee Braves and St. 14 Hebrew aacetic thrilling pennant race reached a July boiling point. In fig­ New Knglanfi^.Iiirtlor Seetlon New York, July 22 Hank Bauer? Sure, he's the (arch.) 25 Roof edge 47 Arabian gull into the thek of the pennant race as the two hottest clubs ton, .Mass The 15-year old isti hr WWW »•». of Morocco 38uo HelixgiaiiA 50 Charge log York also held its own, percentagewise, with the Baltimore guy who made that sitting- Wttww. R>«- 16 Deep hole 27 Coin------of the moment in the Natonal League. R o c g ^ le High student is the fm. 17 Lohengrin's 28 Water wheel 39 Cylindrical aerrlcea’ Orioles in shutout victories versus scoreless defeats, and with flrst^ut-of-state player to uln down catch of Sal Yvars’ pinch bride 30 Archetype 40 Weird 51 Sea eagle The s i X t h-place Cardinate^ BY V. T. HAMLIN 42 Tattle 63Bonndnnr th« Kanaas City Athletics in ex-^------■ ..... - ■■ ■'------'----- the ^ass title sinre 19.50. liner for the. final out as the AI.LY OOF IBWorthleas bit 34 Golf courses tra-inning games. The Cleveland thumped Loa Angelea 10-1 Iasi 20 Dirk 35 Sets anew 44 Interprets (comb, tom) ..5 2 8 ’The young golfer defeated I HIT-EM WHB?E THEY \ ABOUT EM BEING Indiana proyed best to this point Cleveland ...... niglit for their sixth success in ■New York Yankee.s M’on the „ ^BUT WHAT ABOUT MiAN! ) hOWVE 22 Sweet potato Detroit ...... 5 2 Joe Catalano. Needham. Mass., PBOB'LY / YOU AJNT,GUZ...REMEMBERj SO DO660NE 5 " r " 7 ~ s n r in one-run victories against losses seven games and dropped bhe sec­ Crampton’s 64 ■ 1951 World Series, ^wru. HEAx> a Our friends, 23 Yugoslav city 1 r ~ Baltimore ...... 4 2 ■ 5 1-iip in the afternoon finals af­ I He's the guy” who get a World DIRECTLY FOR I TH' LEMIANS? NUTHiN’ .WE (GOTTHIS WHAT I SAID ABOUT/SMART TMEYRE 24 Theow n r by this scant margin. Joe McKen- ond place Dodgers, "who had won Chicago ...... 7 6 6 ter eliminating Sam De\ Ito, , Serie.s record by hitting safely In TH* MOOFWENS;/ 7HATS WHERE CAN DO FOR ) FIS6SS0, ■■■'26 Eye part r r ney, A.L. publicist, supplies the four in a row, two games behind llinghani, Mass., in the moin- THEM NOW>C OOP? 29 Enervate p Washington ...... 3 8 6 Good for Lead 17 consecutive game.s for the BASE ^ -^ T H ' WAR IS! statistics...... Cincinnati. The Reds were rained ing semi-finals. 'J-iip. Rusner 31 River (Sp:) i4 |15 In night-game action, the 'Vun- Boston ...... 1 2 10 out. Yankees, and who played more 32 Grape, for Minnesota ...... 8 6 2 carded S7-S.5— 72 in gaining (he World Scries games than any III kees were TO 'games over the .500 It was the Cards’ llU i "Victory’ in crown. He led 2-iip at the lorn instance 16 1? 16 Kansas City ...... 1 5 7 At Milwaukee other outfielder, in history, with 33 Sardinia (ab.) „ m mark with 25 wins, 15 defeats. 'The 16 games imder new nnanager, and was never behind. LoS Angeles ...... 2 8 4 53 for the Yankees. 34 Salutes 5T 21 411 Detroit Tigers were second best' on Johnny Keane. Rusher qualified last Monday 37 Roll this basis, 21 night games won, The fifth place Bravee, w-ho Milwaukee, July 22 U)— Bruce Chances are Bauer alwa.ys will 40 Before Crampton, a former Australian in the Connecticut loiirnaim-ni he remempered a.s a Yankee. 5T lA lost. Baltimore had won the New Film Out swept two from Cincinnati earlier for the CSG.A Junior Cham­ , U O LS^ 41 Small fiap most under the lights, also played this week alao made it six oivt of Open champion who has had little And last night, now manager of 43 Mimickcr H 3 I r pionship. .A year ago, Riislicr, 6H0 0 LDNT HAVE s H the most, with 27 victories against Harmon Killebrew of the Min- seven by defeating fourth place success on the U.8. pro golf tour, the Kansas City A s and just a [tried, 6A~)(T£R- 45 Eyes (Scot.) held a one-stroke lead today at the who captained Rockville Hltli’s T-2Z eiwlVw 46 Girl’s name H s r * 25 defeats. nesota Twins, Mickey Mantle and Pittsburgh, 5-3. Milw’aukee. after few days shy of his 39th birthday, 52 halfway mark of the 72-hole $30,000 links M|iiad this spring, was 48 Anger In one-run decisions, the Indians Roger Maris of the N ew York winning seven of 10. trails the finalist In the midget toiiiiiey Bauer closed out a 14-year major 49 Jacket u boasted 14 wins, nine losses. The Fteds by 9 'j games. The Cards are Milwaukee Open. league career as a player by put- 52 Idolized 14 5T 57 Yankee.s, and Ted Williams, lor- Crampton mastered a rain-soak­ at the Furnace Brook Countr.v BY DICK TURNER Boston Red Sox (18-16) and Wash­ mer Boston Red Box great, are 11 games behind. Club eoiirse In Wollaston. , ling the Yankees back in flr*t 7-11 CARNIVAL 54 Segregate and u ington Senators (17-17) were in­ ed course with a brilliant six-under 711 detain 7 T among the American League s^ars Philadelphia beat the Ohicag'o place - driving in the winning c*« 1 volved in the most games decided par 64 (or a S6-hoI6 total of 134 yes­ 55 Scold. ®f 111e present and recent past lea Cubs 4-3 in 10 innings on Tony run as the last, place A's beat 45 ■T by one-run margins—Kansas City [-j-Qoniaie*’—home run in the other terday in edging past Don Massen- Detroit 3-2 and knocked the Ti­ 56 Germkn city " 1 WL tured in a new film, entilTed gale, Tommy Bolt, Stan Leonard BY AL VERMEER 57 Michigan city 52 the least with 10 victories in 17 NL game. gers out of the American League PRISCILLA’S POP W~ 51 such games. "Batter Up,” recently released by and Dave Marr, who were grouped DOWN the Motion Picture DivLsion of the lead. OH,OOME, MRS. BOTTS! For shutout victories, paced by with 135's. 1 Fulfills 54 55 major leagues. C.ARDS - DODGERS — The "This was one of this better That pushed the Yankees back I ’M SURE TtOU V / 2 Poisonous gas lefty Steve Barber with four, the Dodgers, after whipping Cincin­ on lop by a half game, after they EXAGGERATE^ VDU 3 Sews lightly Orioles led with a total of 10, and Lew Fonseca, former major rounds of my career," the 25-year- OH, BERNARD IS ALL 56 57 league infielder and manager o; nati ace Joey Jay 10-1 w"ith four old Aussie said. "But I w’on't sav had tome from behind (or an 11-8 RkSHT. BUT HE’S PRONE "^HINKSO? 4 Employ since they were held scoreless six home runs Thursday night, man­ victory at Boston on a pinchhit, TAK E A 6 Unaspirated times, were also the club most in­ renown, now' director of the mo­ it was the best. I consider the best ----- rTO B E L A Z Y .' tion picture division, compiled this aged nothing but singles ag€unet rounds the final ones, ^’hen you grand slam home run by John volved in shutout games. However, the Cards' Curt Simmons (5-7). Blanchard with .two out in the the Yankees with six shutouts instructional masterpiece as the win." ^ The Southpaw veteran gave up ninth. hurled by their pitchers, and only result' of discussions with base­ Crampton, whose last major 'vic­ STILL SHOOTING AT ’EM — Los Angeles Doilgei's’ ball's great hitters and from his seven hits and thiee walks while tory’ was the Far East Open in Blanchard's shot, following BY FRANK O’NEAi two against them, had a .750 mark striking out flve. He had a shutout pitcher Don Drysdale, suspended for hitting Cincinnati SHORT RIBS to Baltimore's .625 In this depart­ more than 25 years of work with 19,59, has won only $1,530 in official homers by Roger Maris, .Mickey until the ninth, when the Dodgers prize money in 16 PGA co-sponsor outfielder Frank Robinson after warnings on close ment. the luotipn picture camera AMERICAN LEAGUE Mantle and Yogi Berra, was the Filmed h! brilliant color, it tea scored on a basea-loaded walk. ed tournaments this y’ear. But he pitches, rspent the time working as another tyiie of bad- L. Pot. G.R. sixth pinch-hit slam of the season iNAit Riertt.'TrtERH The Yankees and Athletics had AV. tures important batting tips seen Righthander Don Drysdale (7-6) laughs at that figure. . • .6-48 in the AL. breaking the major AND fu . Identical marks In extra-inning was the loser—handed his fliat man. In a TV ^^'eBtern. N ew i oFK . . . . games, each winning flve, losing best in slow motion and should U tile Mone.v Detroit ...... AO .*44 .638 >2 league record of five set by the July defeat since the Dodgeia "I haven't made much in official nmimI two. The Tigers (5-5) and white prove of great value for the base, Raltiniore ___ .. M M .548 9 American League in 1953. ball stars of tomorrow’, from Lit moved to Los Angeles in 1958. money, but I haven't been doing too , hi M .54! «'2 Minnesota defeated Cleveland HOW Sox (3-7) had taken part in the badly," he said. "I won that big Cleveland .... *b 0 moat overtime contests. In the: tie League to college ranks. .Joe Cunningham led the Cards' I Chicago ...... <7 17 ..500 1.3', 4-3 and the Los Angeles Angell V HOT Distribution of thi.s 16 mm. 12-hit attack with two singles and car I Cadillac I in June at a p ro-; .. 44 hi .458 17', walloped Washington 16-5 in the doubleheader department, New amateur event in Ann Arbor, Mich., Boston ...... C 1HI NCA. >»€. T.ll. W«c- ^>L DO sound production,' which runs 20 a three-nin homer. Ihey wrapped tVashlngton .. .. 4> .^1 .452 18 other AL games. BalUmore-C?hl- T-11 York had won both games four and that’s worth something. Know ; Rifle-Armed Bauer A YOU times, was the only club without minutes, is now being made on it up with three runs in the sec­ I.OS Angeles ••.. 40 M .426 •>0' , cago was rained out. BY JOE CAMPBELI. ond imring on singles by Ken anybody who wants to buy a car? .. M .419 21 BONNIE TrtlNVC a double defeat, and had split six request to Lew Fonseca, Amer­ I'm trying to sell it." Minnesota .... Boyer and Stan Musial, a double Kansas tilj . .. M .370 2,5', — ------I, V IT twin bills. ican and National Leagues Mo­ Crampton hit 18 greens in regula­ A's - TIGER.S — The A's beat Here are the figures in these tion Picture Division, 200 South by Don Taussig and sacrifice flies I'rlday's Results 16? by Julio Ja'vier and Carl Sawat- tion figures and carded seven Honored by Fans righthander Phil Regan (9-5) with Important departments, through Michigan Ave., Chicago, 4 111. Minnesota t, Cleveland 3. three runs in the third. Norm Sle- sid. birdies, five on the back nine. The o O July 18:- • • • lone time his game faltered was ' New York 11, Boston 8. ! bern, another ex-Yankee, doubjed NIOHT GAMES Kansas City 3, Detroit 2. ! home two and then scored on a sin­ Hot CGruer Men BK.A\-ES-PIilATE8 ~ Hank on the 15th hole when he drove into Won Lost the rough and took a bogey five. come to honor him roarcs Angeles 16. Washington .5. gle by Bauer, who was honored be- Aaron did it for the Braves with Kansas City, July 22 (iTi — New York ...... 25 15 "The best crop of third base- Massengale, the first round co­ Hank Bauer, hero of many a their approval. But Bauer wa.s Baltimore at Chicago, postponed. . fore this final game as a player by Detroit ...... 21 16 two home runs o4f loser Bob Ki WAST \ men I have ever seen," said leader with Fred Hawkins, added s World Series game, and known not through. In the sixth in­ TODAY'S GAMES ! Kansas City fans. Hank, 2-fOr-3 Chicago ...... 25 21 Friend (9-12). Aaron belted a two- 12 .0 I N -m e ' ' George Kell after he had seen all par 70 to his 65 in falling one as one of the greatest compe­ ning the Tigers were threat­ Detroit (Foytack 6-.5) at Kansas before withdrawing, after six In- HADB Baltimore ...... 27 25 run shot in the first inning, then stroke back. The former Texa.s ening. Trailing 3-1, A1 Kaline Cltv (Nuxhall 4-6 Or Walker 3-6). | nings also cut down the potential 9 1 Los Angeles ...... 25 25 the American League teams t-xice titors in baseball, bowed out, M tagged hie 22nd home run. a solo Christian star went out in 33. but stroked a single and Rocky N’ew York (Sheldon 6-3) at Boston , tying run with a peg from right- Boston ...... 18 around this season. And Kell is blast, for a 4-1 lead in the sixth. as an active player last night soared to 37 on the back nine. liy true Bauer tradilion. Colavilo walked. Norm Cash (Stallard 0-0). ! field as Rocky Colavilo tried to go Minnesota ...... 16 17 [well qualified to comment on hot In betw’een. he singled and scored Washington (Cheney 1-1) at U>s from first to third on an RBI sin- 221 corner play since he rated .All Marr, 27-year-old former New T)ie rifle-armed righlfielder then drove a single into right- Cleveland ...... '...... 19 in the fourth inning. The BUcs York club pro now pla.ving out of Angeles (McBride 0-.5). ; gle hy Norm Cash in the sixth. Wa.shington ...... 19 24 Star recognition at that position drove in the winning run aa field scoring Kaline with the outhit the Bravee 12-6, getting 10 .Sun Cit.v. Ariz., fired a tremendous Cleveland (Gram 8-4) at Mtnne- Southpaw Jim Archer t7-5) won Kansas Citv ...... 17 29 i prior to as.sumlng his present lole his Kansas City Athletics Tigers' second ron. Colavilo hits off righthander Lew Buidette 65 to go w’ith his opening 70. How­ raced for third but Bauer, who sota (Kaat 310). it with a six-hitter. X ------I as radio-TV play-by-play an- knocked off Detroit 3-2 and Baltimore (Hall .5 4 and Pappas • # * 1 11-61, who needed relief help in ever. the fine effort wss over­ had one of the greatest ONE-BITY G.AMFIS i nouncer for the Detroit Tigers. dumped the Tigers out of 6-6) at Chicago (Pierre 4-6 and ^ 196t by NCA. Inc.' T.M. Ro|. U.t. Ptt>. w. the eighth. It was only the third shadowed as Crampton b 1 r z e d throwing arms in the sport, YANKS - RED SOX — Blanch- C. A Pa 0«m IVon Lost I "Brooks Robinson of the Orioles first place in favor of the New Wynn 8 2) (2). victory for Milwaukee in 10 games home in the afternoon. nailed Rocky with a perfect lard's first major league slam savied CHeveland ...... 14 9 I has, the quickest reflexes of any with the Piiiates, and Burdette York Yankees. “ Butch Cassidy’s a cinch to make the big leagues! o ’NeAL throw to Wayne Causey. SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE southpaw ace Whitey Ford from 7 1 t Kansas City ...... 10 "< I third baseman In ,m y mem ory,” has two of them. BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD mx. hw. TM. UA PM. Off, The fans and his team­ Hank retired in the seventh New York at Boston. defeat after the Yankees blew 2-0 JUDD SAXON Already he can chew tobacco without getting sick!’* Chicago ...... 17 6*; Kell went on. "I don't know wlien Baltimore at Chicago. you KA/OW/A \ mates gave him a loa^. of inning and will direct his club and 6-3 leads. Ford, shooting for WF WE BOUGHT tTCT/ ten DOLLARS... WOULDN'T Detroit ...... 12 I I've had as many thrills as this PHILS-OVBS — The Phillies Cleveland at Minnesota. ‘ his 18th victory and 12th in a row. TOFMATACDUN^ ''A? ( PAIR OF DUMBRILLE CANDL__E5TICKS WORTH ' Boston ...... 18 presents. Including a motor from the bench. The Alhletic.s, 15 year watching the plays turned in battled from behind after Billy Detroit at Kansas City (I). left when the Red Sox went ahead them AT^COUN^y 1 ^ * 1 0 .0 0 0 - AT A COUNTRy AUCTION.' Washington ...... 17 car, in a ceremony marking in last place and winners of BY ROUSON 1' by Frank Malzone of the Red Sox, Williams' two-run homer had giv­ Washington at I.os Angeles. I with four, runs in the fifth inning— LI'TTLE SPORTS Baltimore...... 16 his last game as a player. 1'^ Cletis Boyer of the Yankee.s,'and en the Cubs a 3-1 lead in the eixth only five of their last 21 I two on bases—loaded walks and New York ...... 11 Bauer, who replaced Joe Gor­ RMS track I I'l others. " Kell also had high praise inning. Clay Dalrymple’e single games, will have to gel along NATIONAl, LEAGUE ' one on a wild pitch. Luis Arroyo Minnesota ...... II don last month, has been a without the jut jawed righl­ for young Ste/e Boros of the club made it 3-all in the eighth, and W. I-. Pet. G.B. (6-3) was the winner and Anils Loe Angeles ...... 9 he .sees the most, the Tigers. pla.viiig manager. fielder whose great spirit Gonzalez then broke it up u’ith Cincinnati ... .56 86 .609 — Earley (1 -4) the loser, although I "Boros' poise in the field and at N.ATIONAL LEAGUE He responded with a aling- helped the New York Yankees his home run o tt kssing reliever Is*s .Angeles . .54 .38 ,.587 2 Blanchard's shot w | i8 off Mike SHITTOVTS Exploding for six runs in the last Ing single to leftfield in the win nine pennants and seven bat is amazing. " Kell said. Barney’ Schultz (3-2). Jack Bald- San Francisco 48 42 .58.3 7 F'ronlcles. Won • » * inning, Nassiff Arms doubled the second inning but died on base. schun (4-1) was the winner in World Series. .44 40 .524 8 Maris and Mantle connected for New York ...... 6 run output of Green Manor and In the third his charges Pittsburgh relief. Was It a coincidence that Milwaukee .44 4.3 .506 successive home runs In the first Baltimore ...... 10 Old Timers’ Day notched an 8-4 verdict last night stalled one of their infrequent » 'z Bauer, who was traded to the .St. i>oiiis .... 4f 46 .489 II inning off Bill Monbouquette and Detroit ...... 6 Collectively, there will be a total at Buckley. rallies and Hank came to bat Athletics by New York in Chicago ...... 38 .52 .422 17 now have slugged 73 homers be­ / Coc'. '61 Ga*'l FeafureiCeep. Cleveland ...... 7 of 50 pennants represented at Yan­ Bill Barry's grandislam homer in with two on base and two runs 7 -2 .Z . ,TM.World K.qMtlli.d. 1959, put the Yankees back Phila^lelphia . .28 59 .822 2 6 ', tween them. That's more than half novian W nnesota ...... 5 kee Stadium on Saturday, July 29, the sixth frame powered the six- in.This was the ty’pe-of situa­ the Yanks’ toU l (140), and the Loe Angeles ...... 4 on lop last night? when former stars of the Yankees, Sport Schedule run Nassiff uprising which broke tion where Bauer. In almost Friday's Results twin thumpers have hammered WsLshington ...... 5 There are those who say Giants, and Dodgers gather for the a 2-2 tie. 14 years in the big show, had Philadelphia 4. Clilcago 8 (10) more than either the Red Sox (67) BY JOHNNY HART Boston ...... 6 there is no favoritism once a Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 3 B. C. annual Old Tim ers’ Day, preceding Ted Blakeslee collected three hit.s established himself as a great or Kansas City (52) as teams. "■KaifsiM City ...... 2 Tonight player or manager steps on St.' Ixxiis 10. I>os .Angeles I the regular game between the and Bill Tomaasi had two for the ■ clutch player. He strode to Mick’s waa No. putting, him 22 Chicago ...... 1 International All-Stars vs. South the ball field. Nonetheless, I .San FYanrlsco at Cincinnati BY ROY CRANE Baltimore Orioles and the Yankees. Arms while Tom Popeies picked the plate and lined a single to who could blame Bauer if he games ahead of'Babe Ruth!s rec­ BUZZ SAWYER HI T H E R E ! Half of these pennants <25i were Windsor, 6 — Verplanck. up two safties for the Manors. I Postponed left that scored Norm Siebern secretly nursed a little satis­ ord-60 pace of 1927. oh!, hi There/ j EXTRAINNING OAMEl won by’ the Yankees, 15 were won A-I vs. Meriden at 6:45 and A-I Na.ssiff's ...... 000 206-8-11-3 AND WEAR THIS! UHLESS Won w’iUi the run that won for the faction in boosting his former Today’s Games , This was the 10th time they’ve by the Giant-s, and ten by the Dodg­ vs. Hartford All-Stars, 8:30—Rob­ Manor ...... 001 1 0 2 -4 - -5-1 San Francisco (Sanford 4-5) at both connected in one game this TAXES ARE PAID ID US ------T" Athletics. teammates into first place in Kansas City...... 5 ers. ertson. Cummings and Barry; Coughlin Cincinnati (Hunt 9-5) season—matching the number of WITHIN A WEEK, THREE his last gam « In the big top? OF VOUR LEADERS WILL New York ...... 5 Perhaps the most notable feature .Sunday, July 28 and 2 Wick. The 16,500 fans who had Milwaukee (Spahn 9-11) at times Ruth and Lou Gehrig paired J?f^ ^ Boston ...... * of the gathering of thi.s galaxy of Legion at Niantic, 2:30. Pittsburgh (Shantz 5-1) home runs when they set a two- Cleveland ...... A World Series stars is that there will Monday, Jul.y 24 A.MERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles (Williams 10-8) at man record with 107 in 1027. Detroit ...... 5 be representatives there from every Gua'a vs. Telso, 6:15 — Nebo. Two three-nm innings—the first St. Louis (Jackson 6-8) » » * Los Angeles ...... 4 one of the 25 Yankee pennant win­ Temple vs. Clvitan, 6:15—Char­ and fourth—prov’ed too much for Attractive Weekend Schedule Chicago (Brewer 0-4) at Phila-■ t WINS-INDIAN'S—Jose Valdi- Minnesota ...... 4 ners. Of the 15 Giant pennant win­ ter Oak. Sears .last night at Waddell as delphla (Short 8-6) vielso raced home from second Baltimore ...... 3 ners, only the 1904, 1905, and 1917 Manor vi. Ponticelli, 6 — Me­ Sullivan's posted an 8-2 triumph. Sunday's Schedule base with the die-breaking run Washington ...... S teams will not be represented. The morial Field. Batting standout for the Red k Dodgers have players from all nine Little League TourWey Contest Chic^p at Philadelphia for the Twins with two out in tha Chicago ...... 3 Sullivan's vs. Optical, 6 — W ad­ White was Rick Smith with tliree of the National League flags won Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (2) ninth—while losiifg reliever Joe dell. hits, one a double, and four RBIs. San Francisco at Cincinnati (2) , Schaffernoth (0-1) w’aited In vain nOL'BI.EHEADERS in Brooklyn, but none,from the 1959 Dave Viara. al.so of the winners, Won Ivost Split team, which won its pennant in Loe . Manor vs; Moriarty's, 6—Buck- And Softball Benefit Tonight Los .Angeles at St. I.eiils for Lennie Green's tap to roll foul. homered and drove across three 'The Indians were held Jiltleas for Angeles. i ley. New York ...... 4 0 6 tallies. Rick Dotchin pacetl Sears 7 2-3 innings by righthander Don with two single.^. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Weekend ba.seball and softball Lee (2-21. then tied it 3-all in tlje Sullivan's ...... 301 31^-8-10-0 schedule i.a an attractive one with lop of the ninth on a solo home WHY ARENT VOU ^raMPINO, HOW CAN SO U Sears .. .>■...... 100 001 2 .S,.! a Little I.aiague District Eight Radio, T v SjJ>orts nin by Bubba Phillips. Lee, mak­ BY LANK LEONARr IIN 6 I6 TTHAT Viara. Gronian (5i and Kiiiel; MICKEY FINN FOSTER? YOU KNOW VS2V expecT A N Minuses Add Up to One Big Plus Tournament game starting the pro­ ing his first start since June 5 be­ WELL YOU KILL MORB THAN V0 U 6 TOMP/' EARTHUNGTO Gess, Kelly, and Richter. cause of assorted injuries and a gram tonight at 6 o'clock at Ver­ Saturda.v— HE'S HEADING 3,000,000 (36f?MG ^ UNDB93TAND planck Field. Forty-five minutes bent with measles finished with a DOWNTOWN... WITH B/ERV STOMP. f INTERNATIONAL LEAGl'E later. Norm Gagnon will present 1:30— Braves vs. Pirates, five-hitler.. • « • iwulri AND SURE IS With four players swinging big the first part of a benefit softball Channel SO. AAOVING! e rcM P In Majors^ Second All-Star Game bats. Pagani's Caterers outlasted doubleaheader at Robertson Park 1:45— This Week in Sports, •ANGELS-SEN.ATORS— The An­ IN OUTER Aceto k Sylvester last night at while Sunday the American Legion Channel 3. gels clubbed 20 hits off loser Ed e e k c a ? ^ 6 M P Verplanck in a w’ild, free swing- ba.seb'all nine travels to Niantic. 2 p.m.— Red Sov \ s. A'anks. Hobaugh (6-5i and four relievers, fV F A )—JSAmo (ron-'B’ln particular and both teama in?'Star game here, played in 1946, in ing contest. 12-9. putting it away for Ron Moeller Boston geii ___i. T-a hi. ; i.„i, ixi,.!,... . .Little I.«ague action w’ill find Ihe Channel A: WTIC. tVINF , general aet records for the nvanber which Ted Wllllanid hit Rip Jack Dlckau .set the offen.sive ' (4-5 with a five-run fourth in­ iu8 has added up at least Manchester International League 4:80— Horse Race of lYeek, 1 d L of errors made in an AllStar game Sewell’i famous, Uooper pitch out pace W’ith three hits while Dick ning. Albie Pearson and George All-Star.« meeting South Vyindsor. Channel 18. three artistic minuses to (flve and sev’en) of the park to lead the AL stars to Cobb. Tom Fitzgerald and Randy 5 p.ni.— Big Time Wrestling Hunt each had four singles. The come up with one big finan­ a 12-0 win. Copeland each had two. Tom Mit,- The winner will gain the right to two rluhs' tied a major league rec­ play the Manchester National , Channel 8. How can all those mdmisee add ney paced the Contractors cith 5 p.m.— Wrestling. Channel 18. ord by leaving 30',fiien on base, 15 cial plus for the second All- League All-Stars Thur.«ay night If all this sounds artistically re­ three .safetie.s. to p.m.— Ffght of the Week, Star game to be played here up to a financial plus ? Simple. at Waddell Field. The forjner nine eich. pulsive. who cares? It's the dpllai' Pagani's ...... 1 10 0 lOx—12-11-5 Channel 8. ~ ■ DICK r Baaed on the close play of the first won its first touriiey test Thursday r \ f x cWjalu July 31. that counts in thig second contest Aceto ! ...... 4 3 'O 101- 9 -8-6 game, the fact that the American night against Stafford Springs, 4-2. V.AFM OdUe r-22 AiKi, W’ith a little more juggling and after all,, base-ball ia only a Rickard and Fitzgerald, Jenkins, Sunday— a before game time, that raaater- League has a chance to seek, re­ game. Ostrout (2) and Quaglia,- Making up the International All- nitnd — ■w’hoever he may be — venge in this partisan AL town Stars will be Bill Hilinski, Dick 2 p.m.— Red Sox vs. Yanks, CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER can even convince the fane at Fen­ and that this promises potentieUly Cobb, Tom Fitzgerald. Joe Cataldi, Channel 3. 8: to "be the heat game played here all Jack Savino, Dick O’Grady. Bill WTICi MTNF. MR. ABERNATHY BY RM.srON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY VOU MU9TVE Hit) IT IN THE THE AREA I FORESAW THAT. AND HIP IT IN THE THE NICKEL OKIDB WE PRODUCED WAS USED TO way’ Park or in front o f televuiton PLANT! BUT HOW? EVERY IS HEAVIL'/ ONLY OTHER CHOICE I HAD AT THE harden steel. BUT IT'S ALSO USED IN GLAZING aeta at bars throughout the na­ year, the crew’d ia expected 'to Five Runs in Big Sixth Inning Remmey. Lenny Kearns, Steve MOUFNT. .IN llIP UnUP BILL CAMPBELL ALUMNI LEAGUE OH,REAaV? T-Zl ME A LITTLE FOOT OF F HAS BEEN COMBED, GUARDED. VIE POTTERV.. A H08BV OF THE MAYORS tion they are getting their money’! o v e r ^ v the 33,357 seating ca- Bsnas. i John Michalik, Pete and Each aide had tw’o big innings, M n e n - MDRETIME...TF YOU HAD 9 0 LITTLE TIME TO TIME AND AGAIN, IN VAIN! MAY NOT GET •IQUE? THAT WIFE! FORTUNATELY. SHE'D JUST LEFT / worth. psMJity barring bad weather. Fans Joe Diminico, Gil Cartier,' Dick but Fire * Police collected 11 runs ITWNKAWAIBAL V w u n m ■BEStMETWNG. mSIPB PRO-CASTRO ■^^FOR A YEAR IN RUSSIA, SO—:, HIDE THAT CASH WEEK AQO- The debits which the unknown will extend their lunch hours and Helps Gas House Gang Win^ 8A Kuzmickas. Tim Haasett and Tom­ in it.s big frame.s and pasted a 13-8 ASTERatOOMlSA FANATIC * coffee breaks across the country’ my O'Neil. VllDNDERFULMANi FEATURE before VOU WERE BUT HOW! WHY. SENOR! mad mathematloian haa multiplied Boastful Clay Gets Chan c e defeat on Hartford National. The a b o u t h i m ! SEIZED LEAViMd T WHAT IS into a valuable asset are: to see a few innings on televdaion. Across the tracks at Robertson losei.s were away out front after THE GATE. WR0M6? Add the potenUal gate receipts Breaking s 1-1 tie with flve runs^lhree tallies were all unearned. Park, the A -I Caterers will step two frames. 8-1. but couldn’t stop coming after two w-ere out. MINUS NO. 1—The ^ y of Boe- and televiaion money to the bdoty in the sixth inning, the biggest run out against the Meriden IPS nine To Take Step Up Fistic Ladder the fast closing FPs. from (Jandleetlck Park. "Where a splurge of the season, Moriarty’s Tw’o w-alks, singles by Renn, at 6:45 with Junie Brarauskas Batting .slandout.5 were Pets ton in general and the Red Sox in Dick Avery and Gagnon, and sacri­ particular. Without Ted WiUlaroe, record park attendance of 44,115 went on to paste an 8-4 defeat on pitching for the locals. Second Hei'dic (two singles), Jim Mc- Riley's Redlegs last night. The win fice flies by Simmbns and Paul Louisville.. Ky., July 22 i/Ph—Is' through one." fans have shown le« interest in was set. and the genius obviously game, under the lights and sched­ Gehan (double, single). .Carl Hoh- was the sixth in 14 Hartford Twi Sartor produced five Moriarty tal­ Olympic light heavyw’eight boxing The cocky Clay has predicted he ; singles), Jim Higgins baseball in the Hub city thle year knows w’hat he' la' doing. uled at 8:30 vUll feature the Cater­ League starts and kept the Gas lies in the big sixth. champion Caasius Olay too yo\mg wrill be heavyweight champion (n | , singles), all for the winners, U \A than they did last, when the Boe»x ers and pe Hartford Industrial House Gang in contention for a to tie meeting top-flight heavy’- two years. go), parmakian doubled twice for finished seventh. Attendance is That genius, by the way, must be Summary: ' League A^I-Stars. Billy Campbell, a ball player because all the caah - playoff berth. The Oilers scored Moriarl> *» (K) former local resident, will pitch weights ? Clay has spoken with nothing j wav off. In 37 home dates, at­ but confidence about beating the and ch e ck s-g o into the m ajor's five on their eight runs on sacrifice ab r h po a e rbl j That question could be answered Fine relief, pitching by , Harold tendance had dropped to 389,788, 3 0 central fund which supports the fly balls. (.'\ r. as ...... 2 0 0 2 0 i tonight when the boastful ,19-year- more experienced Johnson. Plec'ity .sparked tfle winners. from 5^2,005 in I960. : ,Svlv#‘M«*r. cf . ... . 4 0 0 0 2 0 •lolin.son, a ranking lieavyweighl 1W1 by NIA lite. TM. H*m. V.%. Pet. OftJ players' pension fund. Danny Renn. the Villanova out­ MunuKgia. 3b 3 2 1 C^. 1 0 All proceeds will be turned over old I/>iiisville native at'ep.s into •in 19.59. has won only two of his Now, that genius, if he also is fielder, .sparked the attack vv’ith Moriarlv. lb ...... 1 3 0 9 0 0 0 ’ to the Manchester Association for the ring against Alonzo Johnson c l i u iRCH SOFTBALL THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS MINUS NO. 2—The-second All- 14»*nn. If .... 3 1 3 0 U 1 la.rt eight matches. Bazzone said smart, can further intensify inter­ three hiUs while Chick Gagnon col­ the Help of Retarded Children at for a nationally televi.sed ( ABC, Gaining an early lead with a pair D A V Y JONES BY LEPF and M cW ILLIAM S Star game i'tself. Such baseball Avpry. c ...... 2 1 1 4 0 u 3 the fight ia a miust win for John­ ^ mr. harferT est in the second All-Star game and lected two. (ta^on. rf .. . 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 to p.m. I 10-round bout from Fair­ of two-run ajiil one four-run ''are YOU AND COUECH Mi men as Ame(rioan League manager 0 the Bunse School. WHAT'S m o m l j lerseo powm Improve baseball's image aa they b—Mistretta, rf ... . 1 0 0 0 0 U Winners of all three starts this grounds Coluseuin. son. flames. Temple Beth managed to RKAUY tSETTIIkS MARRIED? Paul Richards believe that one All- Sartor. 2b .. . 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 This match can make John.son AND BDINO UP say in advertising. He can do this Standings (» week and boasting a full two-game Clay, w1io turned pro - less than hold on and pinned a 10-0 defeat CDH6RATULATIOMS, OIKK/ NOW IWE'LL FIND THAT MUADIAIN9 Star game a year is enough. It Satmond. 2b . 0 0 0 0 0 0 " A '$10,000 fighter or a $200 fight­ by seeing to it that: W. L. Pci. a ■« :• '• • I» edge in Zone Four Legion stand­ a year ago, haa won. five of his on .St. .Mary's last night at Char­ OUT WHO’S BE­ SNAKt, MAKCO! vyaa from 1983 until 1969 when the er," he said. HIND THE SCHEME baseball players and braina decid- Cleveland-, Indian centerfielder Hamillon ...... 10 2 .833 Totals ...... 22 S 7 21 7 i 7 ings. Manchester will seek to wrap seven professional flglits byknock- ter Oak Park. Offen.sive atandouts included TO COLLECT THAT •d they needed more, penakm fund Jimmy Piersali ia one of the three Valeo M a ch in e...... 11 3 .786 Bedlesa (4) up the title against' Niantic in outs. Johnson, 26, haa a 19-7 rec­ INSURANCE ON THE additional players to be added to Riley Redlegs .., ,..10 4 .714 abi r h JH) a e rbl Niantic at Memorial Field at 2 ord. Soci’cr Match Sunday Jerry Walach with two doubles •east BREEZE*. DAVV/ money’ Napoletano, ct .... ,4 0 0 1 0 0 0 the AL sqiiad. Roy-al MoBase ...... 8 5 .615 3 3 0 8 1 0 o'clock Sunday. The locals have Joiuvson, of Rankin. P#.. was and BUI “Bayer and Bob Slutzkin l.atianzic. aa ...... 4' with two base blows, all for ths BfINUS NO. S—^The first AU- Morlarlv Bros...... 6 8 .429 Davia, lb ...... 8 1 1 to t 1 0 dropped but two games in II starts. expected to weigh in at about 187 The Hartford Italian-Ameri( Additional Red Box players are St. C.vril'.s ...... 4 10 .286 Meuccl. rf ...... 5 1 2 ‘2 0 0 0 Both defeats being administered by pounds. Clay was expected td Stars W’ill play the Stl Louis Kutis Temple Dave Kalsey had tw’o Sbar game. That, of courae, waa rarlaon. If...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 triples and a double for the Saints given a place on the team. East Hartford ...... 4 10 .286 .2 01 10 02 Niantic, second place occupants in w’eigh in at 194 pounds. in the final gathe bf the U.S. Na­ played in San Francisco where a—Ttiomaa. If . . . . and A1 Whitney blasted ths only both teama diatinguished them------\ Unionville ...... 1 12 .077 Pniitrc. c 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 the zone standings. Johnson's manager. Mike Baz- tional Amateur Soccer Cup in Hlii*». c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Hartford's Dillon Stadium ■ on homer. aelvea toward the end :by looking Milwaukee Braves Warren S|>alui, . n 0 0 0 0 0 0 zone, said, "Right now Clay is a Righthander Rohnie Simmons c —(irecco Sunday, Jqly 23 at 3. The firat Temple Beth . -221 101 x —lO-il-4 more______Hke____ the______imoond atring _ soft Hank Aaron and Eddie Matthews, Ruaaotto. 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 Whitey Ford of the Yankees little too young to be meeting the went the distance, giving up eight 2\0 0 4 2 0 0 half of this two-part final game St. Mary’s ___ 014 100 3— B-12-# hall 'aquad from Major Blathering# remembered here fo r their Boston SarKcalan.Sai'Kcaian, 2b ...... z\c u » i y y started the 1961 season tv-ith, a top-Aigtrt heavies. ,. *i hits. Riley's scored three of their •lacohucci. p ...... 2\0 1 0 0 1 0 was played in St. Louis, Mo., last Siegel and Schqlder; Odell aad ten’a mlMtary academy ftw boya Brave days, are naed extensively. Kaaelouakaa. p .... 1 ® 24-5 career record over the Waah- "He’s never been put to a tough four markers in ' the final frame Saturday night. Burr. Be II than major league All ‘ Infton Senators. tMt yet but Atonso ’will put him Just before darkness set In. The Totals . it ~i *i ^ 14 4 •tank Ihe Nattantl League team Warn* u * lesU aA d e t the last AU< \

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Artide* For Salt 45 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Huiucfl For Skle 71 Motorcycles—•Bicycles 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAG ALT and SHORTEN Help Wanted— ^Male 86 Diamonda—Rlatche»— Rooms Without Board &9 Buaiiiess Locattons Houses for Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 MAN NEEDED for established 31” COMMERCIAL axhauat fan, Jawelry 48 MANCHESTER ASHFORD LAKE 30” QIRL'S bicycle, practically ROCKVILLE—Fumlehfcd room for For Rent 64 PORTER STREET — Center en-. [—ROCKLEDGE — 8-room Rarjeh, COLONIALS FOR SALE new, $18, 34” boy'e bicycle, $5. service routs, $95 weekly commls- $22. New blrcbL vanity aink, for­ trwee Colonial Cape, 5 .generous baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga­ mica top, double doore, wrought UUONARD W. TOST, Jewalera — rent on first floor at 12 School St. EXCELLENT spot for anji buslneaa 18 South Adams Street-^ rooms, HIGH—WITH—VIEW Shortfront cottage, 8 bedrooms, CLASSIFIED MI 9-75S7. I n 1M6 20 sears cl ackers been a A nd n th£ 4(0 ve a m heV bckn wbitinb slOQ guaranthed while training, ad­ size rooms, atreened porch, large rage, large lot, built-in atove and Repairs, adjuata watches eimrt- Lady preferred. Call Ml 8-4551 or dr o St., MI 3-4451. venient location. /No objections to living room, aluminum storms. excellent value quality homes. MI 9-5221. in -C A N YOU top this? Complete water. Union St. Manchester. Otasatlled or *^ a ol Ads'* ars taken over the pboMe as a eoa. cellent condition, aeml-automatlo well mannered children. . Avail­ Minutes to schools and shopping Other listings to choose from. $2,350 each. Ml 9-6495. venleaoe. The adveittoer abould read hit ad the FIRST DAY IT CHAIN SAW work — Tress cut. with scope. Call after 8. MI 9-0055. Three Rooms or Furniture FTJRNISHED ROOM fOr rent, gen­ able Aug. 1. Rent $110. Ml 9-7319. Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI ly redecorated 2-famiIy - duplex, APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the nest tnaer- Reanonabis ratea. Call PI 3-7B88 Situations Wanted—-Male 39 tleman only, private entrance. 55 3-1914, 9 till 9. 6-6, separate heating systems, 2 PHILBRICK AGENCY MANCHESTER- Hasten to see 7*4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ : between 1:80-4:30 or any time FROM MODEL HOME Clinton St. car gs-rage, large lot. Selling for Uon. The Herald It reopoosible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted .4 MI 9-8464 this older 8 room home in fine ful view, minutes out, trees only I Saturday or Sunday. TWO' COLLEGE atudents desire FOU5ING ’THAYER etrolier, car- SECLUDED custom built 7 room $17,600. Will show a return on condition. Aluminum storms. In $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins,' MI Insertion for any advertisement and Oien only to the extent of a Cost Over $700 Suburban For Rent 66 home, recreation room, outbuild­ ‘^ a k e good” Intertion. Errors wUcb do not lessen the viUne at exterior house painting.. Reason­ bed, and playpen. Call MI 9-'9637. invested capital of over 18%. BOLTON LAKE—Bathing, boating, quiet, residential, new home area. 9-5132. I AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ ROOM FOR RENT. MI 8-5874. ings, 900 foot frontage, suburban, I shown by appointment only. The the advertiteinent will not Iml corrected by “make good” tnaierUon. able rates. Quality work. Recom­ COVENTRY— Unfumlabed, light, fishing may be yours in this de­ Many possibilities at $13,900. ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior mendations. Call PI 3-7001 or MI 6x10' CHAIN link dog pen and NEVER BEEN USED cheerful 5 room, second floor reasonably priced. Carlton W. R. p. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Bar- lightful 4 room year ’round ranch. ONE B ZONE lot 103x115, Union I pavers. Ml S-6518. 9-0007. house, $55; one ton 220 RCA air Sale Price $888 apartment tn modem country Hutchins. MI 9-S182. bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Only $9,500. Assume mortgage. MANCHESTER — Seldom a St , Manchester. $2,509' Call MI VOUB COOPERATION fVIliL I kdl 9 OT11 conditioner. MI 3-6825. Evans, MI 9-5653. chance like this! Own a 4 bedroom 9-6495. ALL TYPES of screens repaired. home, tiled bath heat and hot SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, Small down payment. Goodchild- BE APPRECIATED fcFlPI IVll I I Pay Only $4 Week Apartments— Flats— water furnished. Adults preferred, Bartlett Realty, Realtors. BU Colonial home on nicely landscaped Call MI 9-4533 for free pick-up. large family room, modem kitch­ IV— BOLTON — $16,400. 8 room lot, 2-car garage, central location. [ Fast sen’ice. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 2 'i H.P. 4 CYCLE Ointon engine, Tenements 63 ample paurking. No pets. Coventry, en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 9-0939, . Sacrificing complete bedroom, PI 2-8658 evenings. farm house, 4 bedrooms, large Only one home like this and it ran | THREE T-OTS for sale. Inquire 718 COCKER PUPS, golden red, or good condition, $15. Call MI 3-5878, complete living room and kitchen basement finished in knotty pine, modern kitchen, modern bath, din­ BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—Large be yours if you act today fo r , N. Main St. MI 9-6623. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- GENERAL REa^TAL agency, J. D. garage, wooded lot, close to ing room, 20 foot living room, paira all makes refrigerators, black. Dogs boarded, reasonable. decorator Tun^iture from model dis­ 5',i room Ranch on lot 150-200, CMA8UC NANSEM, Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, play home. We will give you free Realty. 470 Main Street, Ml schools and shopping, $18,900. Phil- plus den, 3 bedrooms and living full basement excellent condition, i THREE I.ARGE lots, city water freexers, washing machines, dry­ M ( 2S r 4- «T «S k r. Boats and Accessories' 46 3-5129. Summer Homes For Rent 67 brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. room completely redecorated, hot MANCHESTER AREA - Chance i and sewerage, $5,000 each, ers ranges, oil and gas burners. ooaia SM8, M.ir. Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A. delivery and free storage up to one $17,900. T. J. Crot'kett, Realtor, MI FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE TR 5-2894. year. water baseboard radiation 3-1577. to buy an attractive 2 years old 6 Charles I-e.sperance, .Ml 9-7620. , -MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ GIAOT’S NECK I^GHTS---4-room b k j e l OW STREET—Large 9 room room ranch with full basement, : F'OR SALE—Boat 10 feet, fiberglaa modem cottage, heat and hot wa­ throughout, artesian well, one acre I ------NORMAN’S ing heat, hot water, suid gaa for house,- four bedrooms. Real big lot with large trees and a magnif­ 15 THISTLE ROAD—Spacious 5 large scenic, lot, already financed - , LAWN MOWERS sharpened and with, canvas cover, $50. MI 8-4420. cooking, electric refrigerator and ter, sleeps 7, $70 per week. PI deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga­ erage, good neighborhood, near A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING repaired, salea and service, pick CATS ONLY BOARDED— Fenros 443 HARTFORD ROAD 2-8142. icent view. Showh by appointment room ranch, extra large living and easily yours at $15,500. ','1'''. .'4 Cattery. Vernon, Conn. TR S-9131. stove. Call Ml 9-7787 from 4-6 p.m. rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large room with 12 foot picture window schools and bii.s line, $2,500 each. ■ up Md delivery. Complete line of Heating and Plumbing 17 Electrical Services 22 Help Wanted— Female 35 Ml 8-1524 only. Call the R. F. Dimock Co.. Charles Ijcsperance, MI 9-7620. ANDOVER—Modem lakefront cot-1 family T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI MI 9-5245 or Richard Dimock, MI and over-sized brick fireplace, for- SUBURBAN—Custom built two ■ Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, 12 FOOT ALU^aNUM boat, used Before you buy furniture any^ THREE ROOM apartment, heated 3-1577. year old ranch with newly land­ SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS garden and lawn supplies. L A M PLUMBING AND beating — re­ FREE ESTTMATia—Prompt serv­ HOUSEWIFE wanted to take phone twice, $125. MI 9-2945 after 5 p.m. where—ahop at Norman’s. tage, all conveniences, available 9-6003. mal dining room with picture win­ ice on all types of electrical wir­ PUPPIES FOR SALE, Call MI unfurnished, available now. Plus scaped double size lot, 3 bedrooms, Equipment Corporation, Route 83, modeling Instailatlons. repairs. calls at home. No selling. Write 2 garagea available now. Call MI month of August. MI 9-2574. MANCHESTER—6 room cape, fire­ dow, 2 large bedrooms, plastered I f ant Information nn one of nur classlfled advertisements? No All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ ing Licensed and insured. Wilson Box J, Herald. 9-4958 14 FOOT WHIRLWIND deluxe run- GAS STOVE Tappan deluxe, excel V— MANCHESTER—8 room ranch walls, ceramic tile bath, garage large living room with fireplace, Resort Property For Sale 74 ' Vernon, Conn. TR 5-760P. 3-6441 between 6-8. place, plastered walls, full ceram­ with attached garage, $21,900. custom kitchen with built-ins. Own- ansner at the telephone listed? Simply call the perience. 24-hour service. Cail Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml about. Mercury Mark 58 A engine, lent condition, reasonable Call COVENTRY LAKE — 4-room cot­ ic bath, npatairs completely fin­ with sundeck. near schools and BOLTON—First lake —waterfront ! SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired Ear) VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. 9-4817. Glastonbury. ME 8-7876. ride guide steering, single lever MI 9-1448. tage, hot water, shower, $50 week. Spring St. area, % acre wooded bus. Call owner MI 9-6211, «r has just authorized a $1,000 re­ POODLE, black female, 3 months, FTJRNISHED apartmenta, heated, ished In knotty pine with built-ins, duction in price for immediate 5-rooni cottage which can ba MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE I from the shop. Can take care of Help W anted— Male 36 control. Ha,s lights, windshield, two rooms. Kitchen set. rafrlMra- Available August through Laoor lot, 16x24 living room with fire­ MI 9-5041. MOVING—ELECTRIC range. Hot- roomy kitchen, aluminum storms place, walk-out basement, alum­ FIRST TIME on market — West sale. easily winterized. Marlon E, Bob- all your upholstering needs at cu.shions. and many other acces­ tor, gas range, bedroom set. Fires Day. PI 2-8452. and permanent siding. Ideal for ertson. broker. Ml 3-5953 Ml 9-0500 great savings. Call CH 2-2378. Radio-T\’ Repair Private Instructions 28 UCENSED real estate salesman, PARAKEET BREEDERS —breed sories. Gator trailer. T^is boat la point refrigerator, bedroom set, gas, electricity. Adults, Low rent. inum combination windows Side—2-famlIy, 5-5, 3 bedrooms on better than average commission. pressure canner, boy’a 26" bicy­ COLinUBIA LAKE — Waterfront young family. Spotless. Robert I throughout, amesite drive. Gam- each side, porch, oil heat, revenue EXCLUSIVE WITH Services 18 COLLEGE student, physics and ing cages and other items In Bol­ fast and must be seen to be ap­ Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot Wolverton, Broker, MI 3-1914, 9 till BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, and leave yonr message. You'll hear from our advertiser In Jig Call PI 2-7031. ton. \n 3-8583. preciated. Ml 3-0982 after 5:30 p.m. cle, reed o «a n , % violin, bird Square. cottage, freshly decorated, all bolati built. This home is In as per­ $150 monthly, city water and sew­ Llynwood Drive, winterized, has j math major will tutor in math and-i cage, etc. Ml 9-8298. electric kitchen. August available. 9. erage. Priced at only $14,900. 2 time without spending all evening at the telephone. OIL BURNER service and repair, TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, fect condition as anv house we J. D. REALTY COMPANY company water, located near thsr expert remodeling. Ml 4-0095. Economical. High quality parts. I science on high school and college 14 FOOT Aluma-craft boat with have ever listed. The R. F. Dlmock Charles Lesperance, Ml 9-7620. levels. Call MI 3-2061. THREE ROOM heated apartment, *-^^M vE R N O N -H om e and business. beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ Guaranteed 90 days Famous for JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT Live Stock— Vehicles 42 deck and controls and trailer, CHAMBER’S stove Sind refrigerator furnished, or HA 3-1886 any time. Commercial zone on busy Route Co.. MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods. MI 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 ply Edward J, Holl or your own STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, service since .y s i. Phone MI $390; 35 h.p. Eviniiide. Good con­ adults only. Call MI 3-7894 after 6 9-7702, Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. 607 WOODBRIDGE ST. — 5-room broker. Tel. Ml 3-5117. fireplaces. flagstone terraces. HAMPTON BEACH i - August 19 th | 30 with 4 year ranch, Tongren Ranch, 2 bedrooms, combination Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 9-4537. P otteries, 130 Center St. Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 l.arge local concern has opening dition, $225. Call after 6. MI 3-2386. FURNITURE SALES p.m. Agency, MI 3-6321. MANCHESTER —Special. 6 and 6 Work don* at reasonable prices. for a junior accountant. Accounting FOR SALE-Pinto. MI 3-8079. week. Knotty pine 8 bedroom cot­ STERLING PLACE (next to our living room-dining room, den, duplex, 2-car attached garage, COVENTRY LAKEFRONT— Com^ LOST — Boxer-beagle, female, 4 1961 FORD Galaxie convertible, MI 3-0796. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, SECOND MORTGAGE money—We School graduate preferred. Perma­ 503 E. MIDDLE TPKE. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do­ tage, all utilities, $70. MI 4-8037. office)—Oversized custom built laige screened porch, kitchen and central, full price, $17,500. 4 room available all hours. Satisfaction Building .Materials 47 COVENTRY Cape. Four large rooms, full base garage, 130-foot adjoining lot beau­ pletely furnished, 2 bedrooms, liv­ months old, brown with black and fully equipped, $2,485. Call Bruce ran supply any amount of money nent work in well established, pro­ MANCHESTER GREEN mestic hot water, spacious Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec home, nice lot, excellent locatiofi, Williams, CH 6-6851. HOME LANDSCAPING, lawm main- guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. grounds, Woodland St. Adults. ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet tifully landscaped. Brook runs ing room, large kitchen, bath, ar­ white markings, white paws, %i- fenance, hedge pnining. Contact for mortgages. Terms to fit your gressive organization. Liberal em­ ASSORTED USEJD lumber, build­ room, oil heat, garage, large lot, $9,450. Short way out- nice 5 room cinity Foley St Answers to "Pen­ ploye benefit program. Articles For Sale 45 ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ Limited quantity—Window fans, Available July 1. Call MI 8-2171 or Wanted To Rent 68 location and still in the center of through property. Tel. MI 3-6685. home, full cellar, oil heat, $7,800. tesian well, hot water. Large en­ John E. Whitham, Ml 9-7090. need.o. Con.struction mortgages several fruit trees, lake privileges, closed porch, can be used for din­ ny.” MI 3-2057.' also available. J. D. Realtv, 470 tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors electrically reversible. Were $49.95.- Ml 3-8470 after 6:30. town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 3 bedroom ranch and 3 bedroom 1948 DE SOTO, 4-door, new motor, MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Write P.O, Box 1512, Hartford, HOME MADE ravloU, fresh or Now $44.96. . NURSE would like 3 or 4-room un­ priced at $12,800 with a low, low MI 3-1577. BIG 4 BEDROOM home on Benton ing and extra sleeping area. PI VENETIAN BUNDS — Washing, television, service. Ml 9-4641. -Main St., MI 3-5129. and windows. Open daily 3:30-6 furnished, heated apartment, -ec- down payment St. with 2-car garage. Has extra split, both in excellent condition, LOST—Brooch July 8. \’icinity good second car, $35, Ml 9-1043. [stating business experience, educa- frozen, 30c doz. H. PaaqualinI 246 Fans that were $29.95. Now $26.95. NEW SPACTOUS 6-room apart­ $12,900. Many more from $4,600 2-8889. re-taping and re-cording, expertly Avery Street, Wapping. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, ond floor, within walking diatance 25 WESTMINSTER RD, — 8 room lot of record. Bank appraised for Woolworth's or hospital. Reward. done. Findell Manufacturing Co.. TELEVISION antennas and rotor rtion, and .salary requirements. Place off North Main St. Choman's Cook out grills. Were $14.95. Now CHARLES W. LATHROP up. Call the Ellsworth Mitten JA 9-1131. 1957 HILLMAN convertible, .excel­ hot water furnished. Near High of hospital. Refrigerator and colonial, 1*4 baths, fireplace, hot fast sale. I’ i blocks from E. Cen­ MI 3-4865. systems installed and repaired. Business Opportunities 32 LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen; Housewrecking. MI -9-2392. $8.50. MI 9-0384 ter St. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. Agency, Realtors, Ml 3-6930, MI lent condition, new tires reason­ With rotary. Were $23.95. Now School, Adults and teenagers range optional. Box C, Herald. water oil heat, attached garage, Wanted—Real Estate 77 able. Call MI 9-4958. Serving Manchester and sur­ Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding wall to wall carpeting, plastered 9-5524. ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an­ FOR LEASE—2 bay Citie.s Service I WANTED—Experienced automobile $12.95. only. Call Ml 3-4787, MI 8-6645. MANCHESTER — Cape, 8 finished rounding areas. Modern TV Serv­ mechanic. Prefer one with all mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridaraatic walls, city water and sewerage. BIG COLONIAL In Hollywood sec­ WISH SUMEUNE to handle youf Announcemenu 1954 CHEVROLET, excellent tran.s- tiques included, work guaranteed. ice, 405 Center St., MI 3-2205. station. Call James McDermott, 1 Good selection of furniture for the rooms, large kitchen, dining room, tion of town. 1*4 baths, 2-car ga­ BOLTON Anierican Coal Co., JA 2-8151. | around e.xperience. Top wages. tractors with over 21 attachments LEGAL NOTICE ROCKVILLE—Available now, 3>,4 - Farm and Land For Sale 71 Vacant, immediate occupancy. real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 portation. $275. Cali MI 9-6246 be­ Xn 9-1962. entire home. living room, den, 2 full baths, 4 rage, air conditioned living room. far prompt and courteous service, (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL; Free ho.spitalization in.surance. Used mowers and tractors. Parts room apartment on Reed St bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas- Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. fore 9 a m. or Ml P-OSOli"; FOR SALE — SERVICE .station' and service. Cyiitol Equipment At a meeting of the Zoning Stove, refrigerator, parking ana THREE ACRES, 160 ft. frontage, Immediate occupancy if desired. Joseph Barth, Broker. Association, S pecif Representa­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 Write giving name, addres.s, and Board of Appeals of Manchester, Open Daily 10-5 tered walls, full dormer parage, _ gnggidt built SPACIOUS tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., busines.s, two-bay serrice sta­ Co., 38 Main. Ml 3-7958. picnic area. Adults only. $90 $800, 7 acres, 5 clear, 425 ft. front­ Priced right. Belfiore Agency, Ml experience to P.O. Box F’, Talcott- Conn., held Monday, July 17. 1961, Evenings 7:30-9 age, Andover-Coventry line, $2,000. nice lot. Available for FHA ap 3-5121. CASH WATTING lor property own- Manchester, Conn., MI 3-7424. Household Serrteai FOR DRESSMAKING and altera- tion with two pump islands, ville. Conn, monthly. TR 5-1166, MI 9-4824 Ranch, 3 twin sized bedrooms, 1950 CHEVROLET. M 3-4508. LOAM SALE—Rich, dlean $14 loam the Board adopted Rules of Pro­ MI 3-5187 Call PI 2-8090. praisal value of $16,800. As little large cabinet kitchen, disposal, COLONIAL ers. Please cadi us before you buy Offered 13-A tlons, call Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 very large yard, latest modern as $800 down to assume present BOLTON—$12,500 will buy this equipment, A good going business SERVICE MAN for full-time work. for $12.50. Also fill, gravel, sand cedure for the Zoning Board of AVAILABLE—August 1, large exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath. 2 ...... No imagination is needed or sell. Speedy service. J. D, DAGGETT & RAMSDELL, any time. INDUSTRIAL TRACT—in whole or I mortgage. Call McCarthy Enter clean 4 room ranch with breeze­ Realty. Ml 3-6129. FLAT FINISH Holland window i with"gasoline volume between 20- Good pay. Many benefits. Good­ and stone. Miller Sand & Gravel. Appeals. Town of Manchester, FOR SALE—Upright freezer. Call 3 room apartment. Heat, hot fireplaces, hot water oil heat, to see this excellent craftsmanship, MI 3-8603. Connecticut. A copy of said Rules in part on busy Route JS. Tongren prises, Inc., MT 4-1539, John V. way and oversized garage. Beauti- INC. 1956 FORD CONVERITBLE. shades made to measure. All 25 thousand per month. Repair li­ year Service, 713 Main St, MI 9-2559. water, stove and refrigerator, aluminum comblnatlons> amesite floor plan lending itself to elegance CaU Moving—Trucking— ma.v be obtained at the Planning tiled bath and shower, ample Agency, MI 3-6321. Panciera, BU 9-8044. ful yard, big trees, artesian well. and convenience, 4 bed-rooms, DO IT NOW—List your home for kU 9-7706. metal Venetian bUnda at a new ! cense available. Will .sell complete drive, shade trees, excellent quick sale. If you are buying, we Storage 20 WANTED— fit.xperienced automo­ DOUBLE w a l n u t bed with box and Zoning Office and a copy is closets. On bus line. Adults only, housekeeping, quick occupancy, Will VA Or FHA with minimum breezeway, and double garage. Liv­ aanauncea their quality products low price. Keys made while you | inventory and customer good will. spring and mattres.s, two tuxedo USED FLORENCE gas stove for FIVE ROOM ranch, fireplace, down. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI are sure to have it. . (Jail Bob • PLYMOUTH 1956. Dodge Red Ram wait. Marlow’e. Rea.sonable. Excellent opportunity bile salesman by leading local j on file in the office of Town Clerk. sale good condition, $35. MI $93. MI 3-6396. 72 $16,800, Escott, agent, MI 9-7683. ing room, dining room, and cheery MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ 1 .suits suits and sport jackets, size Houses for Sale built-ins, tile bath, garage, hot 3-1577. Wolverton, broker, MI 3-1914, 9 Debutane de veraallles ! engine, standard transmission. for right man. Call manager, TR dealer. Good closer preferred. 3-07'72, water oil heat, large lot, 30 days kitchen. 1*;4 baths situated on beau­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. ing Company. Local and long dis­ Demon.atrative privileges and free 44-46 stout. Call MI 3-6345. The above will be effective Sep­ MANCHES'TER—4 room complete BOWERS SCHOOL A RE A-6 room LARGE COLONIAL located In busi­ tiful treed acre lot. 5 minutes from till 9. Nuit de veraaUles Good mechanically, $375. Parkway 5-9584. occupancy, $17,800. Charles Les­ BOLTON j Service Center. 395 Tolland Turn- Cars, phonographs, changers. tance moving, packing and stor­ hospitalization insurance. Write tember 2, 1961. FRIGID AIRE refrigerator, $20; ly furnished apartment, modern, home, fireplace, large cabinet ness zone near center of town. Manchester stores. A Blue Ribbon age. Regular service throughout TOP SOIL—The best available for adults, heated, $120. J. D. Realty, perance, MI 9-7620. Ideal for professional offices, Six room expandable Cape, 4 fin- Kathleen Mary Quinlan I pike. MI 9-8093. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 giving name, address, and exper­ any use, I.arge slock pile can be twin size metal bed with box kitchen, formal dLiing-room, 2-car Value at $29,500. Call MI 9-5306. Legal Notice days. Famous for service for 30 New England States and Florida. Help YVanted— Female 35 ience to P.O. Box F, Talcottville, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS spring and mattress. $10; Dor- MI 3-5129. garage, beautifully londacMed ANDOVER—'Lovely 5 room ranch, beauty parlor, or many other pos­ !.shed, fireplace, combination win­ J hU 3-6583, seen at the site of the coming dows, amesite drive, large lot, ex­ Greenbrier years. Phone MI 9-4587. ' Potter- Conn. North Coventry Shopping Center, Roger B. Bagley, Chairman meyer electric mixer and juicer, yard. Marlon E. Robertson. Bro­ walkout basement, quiet street. sibilities. Call Discoe Agency, MI AT A COURT OF PROBATE held ton'a. ' FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 $12. MI 3-4886. X ROCKVILLE—Available Aug. 1, 3H 9-0626. cellent condition throughout. $3,000 BARROWS At Manchenter, within and' (or th« ^ , I MG TF1500 1955—Very clean Best TRUCKING—14 foot heavy plat­ Can also furnish fill or gravel. Call ker, MI 3-5953, Early occupancy. Tongren Agen­ are available through your lobaj; offer over $1,000 Call m 9-0113. profit commission. No delivering Daniel L. Hair, Secretary room modem apartment. Stove, cy, MI 3-6321. down will assume 4*4% G.I. mort­ District o( Manch«ater on the 18th day form truck with one-ton power lift TWO E.XPERIENCED painters MI 3-7083. I^eonard A. GIglJo. SIX ROOMS of furniture. Refrig­ THREE BEDROOM older home in gage. Total monthly payments onlv of July A.D. 1961. Daggett B Ramadell representa-'] WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. refrigerator and other conven­ $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire' and Present, Hon. John J. WaUelt, Juds^. Ove, Mrs. Daniel Pansullo Jr., of 11957 DODGE 2-door hardtop, clean. pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, gate. Call 5U 9-0613. Party Plan Sensation. Samples wanted. Cal] after 5. \U 9-6326. erator In excellent condition. Rea­ iences, Washer and dryer on place, Btorma. Small caah aasumea St. James Parish. Asking $13,500 $84. Full price $13,'500. Estate of Samuel J. Toman aka. John guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot- sonable. MI 3-5747. with extra lot. May be purchased Toman, late of Manchester in said dia> Elaat Street, Hebron. Write or ca ll! Mukt sell immediately Can be AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- furnished free. ML'dford 3-7477, prernises. Heat and hot water $98.50 monthly. Carlton W- Hutch MI 8-6144. ' seen ab-105 Garth Road, MI 9-6242. terton’s, 130 Center St. MU 8-9006. FLOOR COVERING salesman part- furnished. Ideal location, minutes Ins, MI 9-S132. FIRST OFFERING for less without extra lot. Belfiore R. D. Murdock WALLACE trlct. deceased. moving, packing, storage. Low time. Experience preferred but Agency, MI 3-6121. Uj>on application of Thomas J. rate on long distance moves to from Hartford by Parkway. $95 ... , OWNER TRANSFERRED (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Toman, praying that letters of admin* - . ■. — ...—.....11955 PORSCHE Speedster, red. seat SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - Retired not necessary. Please contact Mrx WESTINGHOUSE 40” range, like monthly. Call Rockville TR 5-3748 RANCH—5% rooms, 8 years old, U & R REALTY COMPANY istrallon be granted on said estate, aa 48 states. Personalized service. Ml Tetreault, Floor Covering Dept., 55 E. Center St. Penonala ' belts, radio, $1,175 or 1958 Ford 6, from the ahop. Can take care of CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any VERNON... new. MI 3-0096. or evenings TR 5-2600. Bowers School area, family size 1 oversized Oversized 7-room Cape, 3 large I VERNON—5 room ranch on quiet MI 3-2692 MI 9-5306 per application on file. It is automatic, red abd white. $875. all your upholstering needs at 3-5187, CH 7-1423. shift, private hospital. TR 5-9121. Dobin'.s Dept. Store, 828 Main St., kitchen, plaatered walls, cast iron bedrooms, 12x24 family room, fire- street. Very clean. Early occupan ORDERED: That the foregoing appli­ ELECTROLUX Sales and Servioe, Must sell one. 18 Jordt St., MI great savinga. CaU CH 2-2378. Manchester. MI 3-2176 cation be heard and determined at rha IilANCHESTER Package DeUvery. "U and R BUILT" FOUR ROOM furnished apartment, baseboard heat, l-car garage. This place, garage, comblnationu win- cy. Tongren Agency, MI 8-6321 4 ROOMS AND A FUTURE SIX ROOM Cape Cod, shaded lot,' Probate office in Manchester in said 0 WAITRESS and bar maid, full and bemded rem«aentatlve, Alfred 3-8840. Musical Instruments 53 one block from Main St., MI house offers you those little extras dows and doors, hot water oil hea*„ - _ tV District, on the 7th day of August. A.D, Amdl, W6 Henry St. TSL MI WEAVING of Bums, moth holes Light trucking and package deliv­ part-time. Mu.st be experienced. outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car 1961. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, ery. Refrigerators, washers arid BLOND harmony guitar, excellent 9-6746. that make a house a home, $19,500. city water and sewerage, shade | MA N C H E S 1EK Two rooms unfinished up, for garage, amesite drive, city water and that notice be given to all persona 8- 0450. 1959 CHEVROLET Impala 'con­ and tom clothing, boalery runs, Appiv Garden Re.staurant, Ml 7-ROOM EXECUTIVE RANCH PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8484.. [ trees, good location. House In ex­ when the need arises. Now a nice 4 vertible. power steering. Excel­ handbags repaired, zipper re- stove moving specialty. Folding 9-8102. condition, carrying egse and mu­ and sewer. Call MI 9-0995 or MI Interested in said estate of the penden­ TWO ROOM apartment. Stove, re­ cellent condition throughout. Quick [ room cape, centrally located, close cy of said application and the time and WOULD LIKE ride from Dudley 1 lent condition. MI 9-5828. .placements. umbrellas repaired, chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752, SEPTIC TANKS Featuring: 2-car garage 2 full baths - formal dining room— sic stand Inclbded. (Jail MI 3-2394. 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room 3-1753. place of hearing thereon, by publishing St. to Parkade, between 8-8:15' SALES CLERK—woman for full­ frigerator, hot water and heat. [occupancy. Asking price, $17,600. EXPANDABLE to stores, bug and school. Owner a copy of this order In some newspaper men’s shirt collars reversed and living room, family i-oom with large glass sliding doors, leading Cape, fireplace, 1*4 baths, full wants to sell, so look it over. Call S-m. MI 3-7981. 1950 CHEVROLET, good running replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ Painting— Papering 21 time drug store work. Musi have AND to an outdoor patio stone fireplace—lovely kitchen with Utilities supplied. Semi-private basement, enclosed porch, garage, PRICE REDUCED $4,000 having a circulation in said district, at GULBRANSEN piano. Good condi­ bath. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main CHARLES LESPERANCE now. We'll show you through. least five days before the day of sal * condition, good tires. $100. Phone ing Shop. driver's license. Tel. MI 4-0620. plenty of cabinets and built-ins! This beautiful brick veneer wooded lot 75x160. Marion E. Owner's plans changed. Roomy hearing, to appear if they see cause a RIDE WANTED from Andover to MI 9-2930. EXTERIOR and interior "ainting, PLUGGED SEWERS home is situated on a large wooded lot, In a neighborhood tion. MI 9-6623. St. Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. MI 9-7620 CAPE and comfortable 7 room home said time and place and be heard rela* Manchester between 12 noon and HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean HAIRDRESSER—Two-year opera­ ready for occupancy. Complete new tive thereto, and make return to thia 13:30. Please call Mrs, Goss, PI | BUICK 1952—running, will trade for of fine homes. Owmer transferred. THREE ROOM furnished apart 4 finished rooms, 2 partially fin­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. court, and bv mailing on or before July al, cellars, and attics cleaned. workmanship. Free estmales. No tor or better for local studio. Call Machine Gleaned $87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate heating system, new wiring, newly 20. 1961. by certified mail, a copy 2-6174 after 6 p.m. riding mower, air conditioner etc. 5U 9-2742. Priced at o n lv ...... $29,900 Wanted—^To Buy 58 ment, automatic hot water, no ished. Bay window, center *n- Aahes, papers, all rubbish. Harold job too small, John Verfaillc, MI split, recreation room. Garage, m a NCHESTER-6 room rambling "e "i ’ yard with — INSURORS - REALTORS modernized kitchen and bkth, ga­ of this order to James E. Toman. 225 L Ca-sh. $60. MI 4-0014. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer ' Hoar. Ml 9-4014. 3-2521. utilities $60 per month. 54 Birch rage, 19 acres of land in Hebron North Elmwo<^, Oak Park, Illinois; RIDE WANTEID from Woodbridge RECEPnONIST-typist to work for Lines Installed—kleliar Water­ WE BUY, SELL or trade anUque St., M I'9-8590. ™ ^ ® H lr“ r 'a n d ?fed’ge around home. MI 9-5261 Eilen J. Marchlsa. Route No. S. Colum­ St. to Hartford, central, leaving P'ORD 1956 wagon. 9 passenger, j State of Connecticut In Manches­ proofing Done, CAU, ROBERT D. MURDOCK AT THE and used furniture, china, glass, W. Hutchina. Ml 9-5182.______lot, sunken _ 1«18 6” xl9’9xl9’9’’ ’ living kjave Dave Douton has particulars,particulars. MI that challenges comparison. If you bia. Conn.: Francis P. Toman. Taylor EXTERIOR and Interior painting. room, fireplace, ^ o bedr^ms, 9.53^ MI 9-3111. are in doubt about value, bring Road. Talcottville. Conn.: Joseph M, Manchester between 4-5 a m. MI extra clean. Best offer takes It. MI Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. ter. Diversified work 35 hours per silver, picture frames and old ROCKVILLE—12 Ellington Ave. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ Evenings and weekends MI 9-7445, Toman. 686 Jamea St., Livermore. Cali­ 9- 6101. 3-6737. Building-Contracting 14 week. Must pass typing and cleri­ coina, old dolls and guns, hobby den or third bedroom, dining your appraiser. Full price $16,900. fornia: Ellen Toman. 19 St. La-wrenca Wallpaper removed Ceilings. Large well furnished, light house­ lish Colonial, l*/i baths,' large I room, kitchen, utility room, l */41 Floors. Good clean workmanship. cal test. Good at public contact. McKINNEY BROS. U and R REALTY CO., Inc. collections, attic contents or whole keeping 2 room apartment, $25 MI 3-5219 St., Manchester. Conn. 1956 BLACK AND white Chevrolet, ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ Apply Conn. Stale, Employment MI 3-2692 eatatea. Furniture Repair Service, J. D. REALTY CO. JOilN J. WALLETT, Judge. modeling All types of carpentry. FYilly insured. Reasonable rates. Sewerage Disposal Co. weekly adults only. Call TR » W / = ' S e l I BARROWS SIX ROOM Colonial In th* Porter Automobiles for Sale 4 excellent condition. Call MI 9-5425 Service. 806 Main St., Manchester. TalcottvUle, Conn. Tel. Ml 3-7449. windows and doors, patio with | 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 LIMITATION ORDER after 5 p.m. Nelson Higgins, Ml 4-1700. Ijeo'Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or Ml ISO-132 Pearl St.—Ml S-5S08 5-5689, TR 5-7871. mlng pool, tennis court, barbeque. fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga­ St. section, bar and rec room in 9-5082. A public employment service —no 1-car $28,900. PhUbrick | AT A COURT OF PROBATE hHA OLDESt CARS mechanics ■?«- fee charged. rage and amesite drive. 'Excel­ basement, breezeway, one-car ga­ at Manchpst^r. within and for tha cUUa, flxlt youraelf can, always 1953 NASH.standard shift, cQdto. CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel-: Rooms Without Board 59 Agency, 8454. lent value, $22,900. For additional I and rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phil- MANCHESTER District of Manchester on the 20th day ing. repairs. No job too small, Ed PAINTING AND paperhanging. FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, of July. 1961. a f o ^ select!on. Look behind our' heater, good tires, excellent con- FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one NEW CAPES and Ranches. City information contact McCarthy En­ brick Agency, MI 9-8484. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judea. ofnee. Moton, 838 Main.! dition. MI 3-6274. Stasiak. PI 2-7564. j Good clean workmanship at rea­ Cottage St., MI 9-5229, 9-5. sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ block from Main St. Call MI gas, city water, landscaping, terprises, Inc., M| 4-1539. John V. WEEKEND SPECIAL E.state of Mary A. Bapley. late#of Panciera, BU 9-8044. WALLACE MANCHESTER—6 r.pom Cape, 2 Manchester In said District, deceased. NEED A CAR and had your credit VOLKSWAGEN 1956 Microbus with chester. Raymond Flake. Ml 9-6748. FIVE ROOMS and tile bath, hot 90’xl50’ lot, formica counters, unfinished, fireplace, near new On motion of Roper B. Bapley of said 9-9237. water heat. Inquire 11 School St. knotty pine cabinets, ull base­ (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) 41 SERVER ST. 5 room Caj^, Manchester, executor. turned dernn? Short on dowrn pay­ sunroof, extra clean inside and Roofing—Riding 16 BOLTON—Custom built 2-family. I Catholic High School. $14,500. West O R D ER ED :‘ That six months from tha out.. Best offer takes It. MI 8-8737. opposite the Rec. ment, metal hatchway, full Insula­ 55 E. Center St. all on one floor, garage, amesite ment? Bankrupt? RcpoBSeeslon? 25 Westminster Road - - Open 2 Hours Sunday, 2 to 4 P.M. Many extras. Built by present MI 9-5308 Side Realty, MI 9-5315, MI 3-1395. 20th day of July. 1961. be. and the same A. A. DlON, INC. Roofing, siding, EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spo- tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram­ drive, extra lot, $13,500. Excellent are limited an«i allowed for the oredl- Dmi’t give up! See Hrnieet Doug­ cializc in commercial, residential. For Afternoons owner. Sleeping porch, fireplace, financing. las, get the lowdown on the lowest painting.. Carpentry. AlteraUons ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfin­ MANCHESTER — Kenwood Rd. tor.s within which to bring in fhejr Trailers 6-A Industrial, and trim jobs. Big or ished room In Cape, built-in oven etc. Spacious grounds, work shop CONVENIENTLY located 6-room claims against said estate, and said down and smallest payments any­ and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ Easy Applique! and storage building. Large lot, modern Colonial — just painted, New oversized S’,4 room ranches, executor is dlrect«*d to give public $275 DOWN, 2 bedroom, used, clean ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. small we do them all Joseph and range in Ranch. Only $12,490, ceramic tile bath. 3 bedroom's, notice to the creditors |p brlngf In their where. Not a email loan or finance Dionne, contractor. Call Ml 3-0494. 2- car garage, amesite driveway.new combination doors and win­ J. D. REALTY company plan Douglas Motors. mobile home with 30 (oot alum­ MI 3-4860. $390 down. Call McCarthy Enter­ kitchens ^with formica counters, cJalms-. within said time "enowed by prises, Inc.. Ml 4-1689, John V. Can easily be converted to 9 room dows, new roof. Downstairs—liv­ publishinp a copy of this order In some 333 Main St. inum awning: also 27 foot Camper, single. S. A. Beechler, Agent. MI birch cabinets, exhaust fan, dining newspaper haviJlif'K'Inoculation in said ------i BIDWELL HOME. Improvement Panders, BU 9-6044. ing room with fireplace, dining 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 $750: and for big comfortable liv- 3- 6969. room or den, cabinet kitchen, en­ area. Picture window, full cellar probate district within ten days from 1959 CADILLAC Convertible, full | ii^ 51x10, 2 bedroom deluxe spe-, Company—all tyqies of siding and with hatchway or walkout base­ the dale of this order and return make roofing. Aluminum clapboards a • SEPTIC TANKS •DC ROOM CAPE, braezeway and try and reception halls, closets WILLINGTON to this court of the notice given. power, excellent condition, low ; rial High Manor Park. Route 30, ELLINGTON—Farm over 100 acres ment. Amesite drive. Oil hot air JOHN J. WALLETT. Judpe. mileage. Call TR 5-9794. specialty. Unexcelled workman­ CLEANED and INSTALLED garage, full shed dormer, 3 ful) and lavatory. Upstairs—3 bed­ Rockville, TR 5-1423. —7 room house. Large bam, 60 rooms, full bath and closets, (full heat. Large lots, fully landscaped 5 older homes, from $10,500- ship. MI 9-6495. baths, wooded tot, easy walking acres cleared. Tongren Agency, with shrubs! Sidewalks and curbs. CALL OR SEE me for a good deal' • SEWERS diatance to achools, bus, suid shop attic, basement recreation room, $16,900 on good roads. Ask us about Auto Driving School 7-A COUGHLIN ROOFTNG Co. - AU MI 3-6321. Price, $14,490. Down payment $500. them. on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A 1 1 .MACHINE CLEANED ping. Don’t miss this outstanding workbench and laundry. Oil steam Schwartz Real Estate. MLS Real­ types of roofs and roof repairing, value. $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, gjjj r o o m Cape, fireplace, garage, heal, screened rear porch, garage. Reds Infiltrating used cars. Walter G. Parker L. P. PREPARE FOR driver’s test. tor, AD 6-1241, CH 2-2865. Fitzgerald. Inc.. 73 Brooklyn St,, s]}TCiaJizlng tn. Twenty Tear Bond MI 9-8464 hear to stores, schools and bus, Price $18,500 Includes some rugs, ANDOVER Rockville. Ml 9-5324. Ages 16 to 60 Driving and cUun ed Roofs Call Ml 8-7707. • INSTALLATION stove and refrigerator. CaU Own­ South Viet Nam room. Three Inatructors. No wait­ OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In] Marion E. Robertson, Broker, MI BRKJK HOME—6 large rooms, 2 Lake ai-ea. 2 older homes, both in SPECIALIST 3-5953. er, MI 9-8621. full baths, 2-car garage, excellent 1956 CAOQXAC Coupe, excellent ing Manchester Driving Acade­ town—a true miniature estate. good condition in fine neighbor­ my PI 2-7249. Landscaped acre lot. House hM condition. Between one and two hood. Under $12,000. Saigon, South Viet Nam, July 22 condition, new tire.', new tran.y- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A WASHINGTON St.—Four-room ex­ OWNER OFFERS 3 bedroom cus acres of land. Fruit trees. High mlfislon Must .sell be.st offer two bedrooms, 1?4 baths, formal tom built ranch, living room with i.P)-Inflltratlo,n by rebel agenta ■.ARSON'S ConnectlcuVi- firat li­ Town and Country pandable Cape with garage. House elevation. Six miles from Man­ Shown by appointment only. from the (Jommunist north haa 2 ' ROOFING—Specializing repairing dining room, large liiiing room - Call MI 3-2988. TR 5-9794 censed driving school trained — has aluminum siding. Beautiful large picture window and porch chester. PhUbrick Agenev, MI stepped lip in. recent weeks, espe­ ] roofs of all Kinds, new roofs, gut­ plus porches and air conditioning. yard, choice location. Only $14,900 overlooking reservoir and golf 1855 4*-TON PICKUP JEEP with Certified and approved Is now of­ ter wozk’.t chimneys cleaned, re DRAINAGE CO. This house has to sell and la 9-8464 . ... • FLOYD DEAL EsSTATE cially lii the central sector of fering classroom and behind —and the present mortgage is course. MI 9-8590. South Viet Nam, Western aouicea snow plow. Excellent condition, paired. Aluminum siSTflg. 30 priced well below market. T. J. $10,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, WALKER STREET—8 room-Cape, ANDOVED, CONN. m 9-0201. vrheel Instruction for teenagers.. years’ experience. Free estimates. Ml 9.414^ Crockett, Realtor. Ml 3-1577. SOUTH WINDSOR AREA! Inspir­ Hazel Floyd- Tcl. PI 2-7682 said today. — 5U 9-8075. MI 3-1577. -----' i — screened porch, fireplace, 1-car North Vietnamese agents also Call Howley. NO S-5861, Ml 3-0763. ing acre setting enhahce.s this su­ garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phil- MI 9-5650 TWO-FAMILY—6 and 6—On large perbly attractive custom 6-room John C. Hutrhinflon--Tel. PI 2-7852 were reported slipping across the HUDSON 1953 4-door, radio and MORTIDCK'f^. Driving School—Of-, lot (150x150). House in good shape, brick Agency, MI 9-8464. border by way of .southern Ljios. fico, 413 Main St,. -Manchester. Ranch with attached garage. Un­ heater, automatic, $65, MI 3-8916 new heat, aluminum siding, porch, OWNER TRANSFERRED usual interior decor. Panel living OWNER' WANTS to sell choice 5 VERNON A government report said 108 1,-eaiTiing correctly "May Save garage. Lots of extras. Owners su.spected agents were caught this FOR SALE—1959 Ford Fairlane 4- Voiir Life." Driver education' room with fireplace. Formal din­ room ranch with carport. Mort­ 1 anxious to hear yoUr offer. T. J. Wetherell St.—Built by Ansaldi. 5- ing room. Basement fireplace. gage payment.s $76 monthly. 61 'Approximately one mile from month------as they . tried to make boat , door sedan, gray, radio and heat­ ( las.sc.a. .Member, Connecticut Pro. j Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. room Ranch, 5 years old, full base­ Vernon Shopping Circle-California j landings along South Viet Nam s er, automatic drive, 21,000 origin­ fessiona! Driving School Assn MI Many, many extras! Sacrifice Alice Drive. MI 3-0095. ment, tile bath, fireplace, plastered $17,990! ..QaU.'aqytime, MI S-O-llS, ranch with 5 rooms, plug recreation | coast. al miles. No reasonable offer re­ 9-7398. ^ , I MANIJHESTER —581 Vernon St. walls, full insulation; large kitchen fused. Owner MI 9-3966. ' “ " ------! MI 4-1143. ' 23 'ACADEMY ST. room, breezeway, and garagel | The (Jommunlst buildup is in,, the New 7. room Colonial, 12x23’ with (many cabinets, hot water oil Lovely fenced in yard. Also, built- mountain uplands of South Viet Garage— Service— ^Storage 10 paneled family room, 1*4 baths, 3 heat, cast Iron radiators, amesite 8 ROOM compact colonial, central An older well built six room in large swimmipg pool Owner I Nam's Central area. But most of CUSTOMIZED 1957 Chevrolet 283 / i r large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven engine, stick shift. Naugahide in- drive, shade trees, excellent condi­ ^ location, close to all schools. Ask- home in desirable neighborhood. moving out of state. Selling below j the skirmi.shc.s between govern' and range, dishwasher, disposal, tion throughout. Quick occupAtiCy'.' ”"lng $13,900. FHA appraised for Large lot 100' wide, 2-car garage, ment forces and Viet Cong rebels ■ terior, Coronado red finish .Ml GARAGE FOR RENT at 182 Maple EASY:TO-DO garage, % acare, beautifully land­ cost. 9-9116. St Tel. MI 3-4751, applique Asking price, $16,900. quick sale. Belfiore Agency, MI aluminum siding, big kitchen, bra.ss have been in the Southern Mekong scaped, large shade trees, porch, 3-5121. plumbing, fireplace, plenty of ALICE CLAMPET. Realtor Della Region. ' . many extras, $24,900. By appoint CHARLES LESPERANCE closets. Porter St. school district. Reports indicate more than 260 ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI A HOME WITH LIVABILITY Quick sale price $18,000. MI 9-4543 MI 3-7357 rebels may have been killed In — 3-8396. MI 9-7620 major figluing In the Southern 8389 SIX room solit level hieh in Ver­ ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. swamplands this week. 36-52 BOLTON LAKEFRONT- Contem MANCHESTER 25 WESTMINSTER ROAD porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, non hills yet 2 minutes to Parkway. 963 MAIN STREET The government said Viet Cking AMESITE PAVING ultra modem kitchen, 3 large bed­ Outdoor screened patio, profession- Seven room Colonial Cape, 4 bed­ ca.sualties from other acalltied BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS— MI 9-5241 Eight-room Colonial with attached garage, hot water oil heat, I'/j baths, fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, com­ THE NEW rooms, 1*,4 baths, 2-zone heating, I ally landscapeij grounds, magnifi­ rooms, formal dining room, den, I areas in the nation may put tha 2785 cent view of Cohn, valley. Immedi­ • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKLNG LOTS bination windows and doors, city water and sewers. Excellent location. Near school, bus, shopping center. PAn-ORAMA thermopane windows, garage You can be comfortably settled In MANCHESTER—7-room house, I 'i and living room, fireplace, com-1 total number of dead at more man Add a decorative touch to ready­ space for 2 cars, Marion E. Rob­ this NEW 7 room split level. 2 ate occupancy. Excellent financing baths, 4 bedrooms, garage, near blnation windows, awnings, built-in 300 for the week, the highest yet MACHINE GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED As graceful and lovely as you made linens, wearables, etc., with ertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. baths, 2 fireplaces, acres of closets, available. Owner anxious—this may achools and bu,s. Owner, MI dishwasher, I 'i baths, attached reported. COLUMBIA could wish—for those important these charming floral motifs! So fully equipped kitidien and sepa­ be your chance. Call now. 3-1927. breezeway and oversized garage, An estimated 12,000 armed Viet, dreaa-up events all summer long. eaay-to-cut-out from press-on tape SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, rate dining room are a few fea­ full shed dormer, large enclosed Cong are operating in South Viet­ FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME Between two lakes. 7-room older home, 5 down, 2 up, one iin- 80 flattering to the matron. and apply in a jiffy! attached garage. 8 bedrooms, fire­ tures. Porter St. area. Call now to JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. MANCHESTER—Business zone, 2- sunporeh, 100x150. Well landscaped nam. ftniahed up. Fireplace, artesian well, e.veellent drainage, one OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 4 p.m. No; 8389 with Patt-O-Rams Is pattern No. 2785 has applique^ place. large kitchen with ibullt-ln inspect this NEW home. famlly. Shown by appointment lot in a quiet location, close to oven and range, aluminurn storm INSURORS. REALTORS busline and Bowers Sehool. acre lot, atone walls, trees. Taxes $I20..50. Financing arranged. In sizes 36. 38. 40, 42, 44. 46. 48, pattern pieces for tulip and pansy MI 9-5261 only. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn THE PRICE IS RIGHT Reduced from $11,400 tn $9-500 because of lllhess. .‘•hown by 60, 52. Bust 38 to 54. Size 08, d e s i^ shown, full directions. windows and doors, built-in fire Realty. Sparked Production appointment only*. 40 bust, 6 1-8 yards o^ 35-inch. To order, send 25c in coins to:— alarm, 100x200 lot. Only $15,900. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. Eveninga and weekends MI 9-7445, R. P. Murdock To order, send 35c In coins to;— Anne Cabot, The Manchester Ehie- Call McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., MI 3-5219 SIX ROOM older home, central lo­ The U.S. Army quartermaater TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, INSURORS - RBIALTORS Sue Burnett, The Manchester ning Herald. 116<) AVE. OF cation, North End. Call owner U & R REALTY COMPANY general sparked the production of . Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF BU 9-8044 MI 9-5251 weekdays 1-4 p.m. MEdford 3-2283. 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Can. be used as 8 or 4 BONNER ROAD—Vacant 8 room Ink unaffected by cUmatle dress with zone, style No. and size. heat. Total monthly less than $100. completely air conditioned. $800 a home to be proud of—only John' e. Hutchlni^on—^Tel. PI 2^-7852 Have you the '61 Album con bedrooms. Easily financed. Quick Cape with l*/4 baths. All the $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchina. MI changes, according to the BMy TEL Ml 3-7S91 ' Phone Ml 9-7620 Success In Sewing—a complete extras. Owners anxious to seU.' Call for information Wolverton ..down, Schwartz Real Estate, MLS clopedla Brltannlca. •ewlng manual for the beginner. taintng many lovely deeigns. and occupancy. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae- Realtor, AD 6-1241, MI 8-6454. 9-5133. Bum Realty. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI S-UT7. ' A gency, M l 8-1914, 9 ^ 9 . Bend 350 (or your copy. . fr«e patterwB? Only 2 6 c a copyl If' - — - •... , ■ i ■I ' I ■* iJIattrlfifBter Eofttitts 1|walJi SATURDAY, JULY 22, IM l V l ^ T B N LT.WOOD CO. About Town Heard Along Main Street Business ICE P U N T ManchaBUr WATIDS will meet And on Some of Manchester*» Side Streets^ Too SI mWMBIX SntEBT Tueedey eveolnf at the Italian* T a n Em $ Ftom Main 0$, American Club on Bldridre S t, NEW DEPARTMENT At mate n m ter with welghln(-ln to take place 'And Thou Beside M e .. ♦ "Because Pve-been waiting for Abe ZUbrow, proprietor of the from T to 8. Mre. Oeorge Whidt- A Polyphemus came to the board the parts." Weatown Pharmacy at Hartford feldt chairman of the waya and of eduaction meeting Monday "Tes, but this Is 8 o'clock and Rd. and McKee St., announced to­ maana oommittee, will be in night. you said the car would be ready day the opening of a new Barton’s Whirlpool Waihon, eharfa of Chineae auction: A t least, we think It was a by noon.” Candy Shop department in his Polyphemus because of the tivo “ Why didn’t you call?” countered store. Dryori Chriatf^iher McNeill, 171 8. Main "eye-spots” on its wings. the mechanic. The shop has a' refrigerated at., and James D. Whltehill of The large moth decided to visit “ Why should 1 call when you styled counter containing some of PricM os Low, Bloomfield and formerly of Man­ during item 13 under “ Reports,” didn't give any indication yesterday the more than 300 varieties of chester, made the dean's Uet for the there was any trouble? And while Barton’s Continental chocolates, Soivleo ThoP's loHor and stayed until the end of the we’re at it, what is the trouble? ' second eemester at Trinity College. meeting. And, board members hard candies, baked delicacies, in­ "U k e I told you yesterday, we’re cluding many confections special­ didn't' know how to cope with him. replaring the steering assembly.” Members of the 8th Diatrict Fire Someone raised a tremulous ly created for children. Potterton's Ymi didn't tell'me yesterday you Introduced to the public some Department who wlah to take part hand, but withdrew it quickly as ISO Center St.-—Oor. of Ohnreh were replacing the steering assem­ 20 years ago, Barton’s today op­ In the parade at Coventry today Polyphemus darted from place fo bly. How much is that going to should meet at the firehouse at place at the discussion table. erate a huge automated Candy cost?” Center in New York City as well 1 ;S0 p.m. Those who plan to part­ " It ’s too bad you can’t pick it "You want to see the parts we’re icipate in the parade at Simsbury up, or its wings will break,” ad­ as in other parts of the world. One replacing?” factory in Lugano, Switzerland, should be at the fire house at vised William Buckley of the board. "Yes.” V, creates colortully packaged Swiss "Perhaps we can blow smoke Engaged 8:45 p.m. He led her across the shop to chocolates, just one of the varieties on it to quiet It,” suggested an­ a bench where two pieces of metal The engagement of Miss GaU A. other member. found at the new shop. pipe were lying. Lovejoy of Manchester to LeKoy Some of Barton’s candy styles Safety Unit Plans "Just let it be,” said the two R. Brown of (>)ventry is an­ M] ‘See, this is binding here," he are: Read ’em—and eat ’em greet­ women at the meeting. said, pointing to the thread of one nounced by her grandfather. Miles ing cards for all major holidays, As individuals got up to leave, Accident Review piece. W. Densmore, 84 Ridge St., Man­ made entirely of delicious choco­ the entire board turned to the door, Oh.” chester. late: tiny Bartonettes, sculptured warning against troddlng upon the Her fiance is the son of Mr. and A safety committee made up of Any time we get a case like chocolate miniatures in loops, guest. As the secretary left the this, we send out for the parts Mrs. Ernest ^Brown, Bread and representatives of municipal de­ room, so did Polyphemus, perhaps swirls and other designs, filled .-t. special. We called ail over town Milk St., Coventry. with different centers, Thinettes, partments, will meet Aug. 1 from a little tired of all the fuss. and couldn’t get any. We finally lo­ Miss Lovejoy is a 1960 grad­ wafer-thin discs of pure chocolate, 10 a.m. to noon at Center Springs When the secretary returned, uate of Manchester High School, Skating lodge. cated them and we’ll have them in perfect for calorie-conscious gour­ . 1 Polyphemus had stretched himself tomorrow morning. We had to go and is employed as a clerk by the TTie agrenda will include a re­ out outside the door, quietly listen­ mets, and many others. all the way to Manchester.” Prudential Insurance (?o. of Amer­ The Barton’s shop at Westown view of all personal accidents and ing to discussions, M d sunning his ica. motor vehicle accidents involving Pharmacy, only one in the Greater wings in the pale light. Gone, N ot Forgotten Mr. Brown, also a 1960 graduate Washing dishas town personnel and equipment But chairman Harold Garrity Hal-tford area, is a “wonderful and The present Manchester Zoning of Manchester High School, is em­ unique addition to our business at since March 29. 1961. shut the door, because it was time ployed as a grocery clerk by First is oosy today S e d r i c k Straughan, assistant Map prepared by the town con­ Westown,” Zubrow said today. for budget talk. tinues to name streets that no long­ National Food Store in Manenes- Zubrow, a Manchester resident chief of the Manchester Fire De­ ter. partment, will give a talk and er exist. at 19 Waranoke Rd., has been a 2 And Toot Toot to You Silas, Nathan, Deane. Hale and The wedding is planned for Sept. druggist at his present location for demonstration and show a film on A Manchester w o m a n and a 23. mouth-to-moulh breathing, drown- L«gion Rds. are now the site of the past 13 years. friend from Vernon drove to the the Illing Junior High School, but Ings and- cave-ins. the maps say different. Drives A. The group will also discuss 1961 Vernon woman’s home shortly be­ SAVINGS SOAR fore noon recently. B, C, D, E, F, G (former veterans Victor Pyka. 104 Irving St.; Mrs. Savings deposits In Connecti­ motor vehicle inspections. George housing project), now'the site of W. Elliott is director of the Before getting out of the car, Carolyn Galvin, 33 Auburn Rd.; cut’s, 71 sa-vings banks (Including the two heard the siren from Ver­ Housing for the Elderly between safety committee. Frank Terhqne, Windsorvllle; Mrs. Manchester) soared during the non ring, tolling noon. A few min­ Hartford Rd. and W. Center St., Roberta Durdan and son. Tolland; first six months of this year and utes passed. Another siren rang. still remain on the zoning maps. Mrs. Charlotte Froh and son, 9 show a gain of record, according Interior of Car ’The Vernon woman shrugged af­ One correct map can be found on Chambers St.: Mbs. Sandra Heck to survey data released by Harold ter the second blast. a place mat at the Brass Key res and son. 10 Becker PI., Rockville; W. Rotierts, executive vice presi­ Damaged by Fire "That one must be from Rock- taurant on Main St. and another Mrs. Carol Yeomans ahd daughter, dent of the Savings Banka Asaoci- How close can you come! Richard Stratton of 165 McKee St. is rille," she said. ‘"They can't agree on the back cover of the Manches­ 14 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Dolores ation of Connecticut, shown receiving some of his many gifts from Sylvester McCann, ter’s Directory. o anything." Dzlenis and daughter. East Hart­ A regular deposit gain of $90.2 chairman of the committee for Manchester’s recent Carnival ot Firemen from the 8th District Some streets just never die ford: Mrs. Anit,. Duprey and son, mdlllon, or 3.6 per cent, was a Savings days, after Stratton’s winning postcard, mailed to W IN F in Manchester, that is. so*s home heating extinquished a fire in an automo­ Like the C Of C SAYS . . . Andover. record total for a six months per­ radio, stated the closest values of a window display of gifts at bile near 54 Hawthorne St. at A Manchester woman bought iod, and contrasts with the full House and Hale Department Store. The Smart Shopper event, Democracy in Action our w a v I about 6:30 this morning. second hand car in January from years’ gain of $129 million last planned by W IN F for the savings days promotion, brought an An 8-year-old Bolton youngster, The interior of the car was bad­ a Hartford dealer who was Small Car Flip, year. The gain compares also with estimated guess by Stratton of $432.69. The total value of the after hearing his 6-year-old brother Yon get premium qmalitr ly damaged. The cause of the fire friend of her father. She was re­ i $49 million, or 2.0 per cent. In the 40 gifts in the window, donated by local retailers, was $432.92. throw a tantrum because musk ' was not determined. luctant to do so because she had Driver Injured like period of 1960, $76.5 million, Stratton’s son David, 6, helps llis father reap the rewards. (Herald MobOheet with RT-98.. . tte neglected the maintenance on a millons were chosen for dessert photo by Satemls). '______■' meet tmmpietdy effective fuel. by the majority of the family in­ in 1959, and tops the prior record previous car, which had also been Robert L. Ham, 42, of Vernon, of $80.5 milUon in 1958. The in­ ofl additive in oae today. And bought from a Hartford dealer, stead of cherries, lectured, "Nixon y o m get premium eervice. An- didn’t get mad when he lost to received a head injury and facial crease brought total regular de­ Begg, assistant to the P&WA gen­ Police Arrests She had had difficulty in secur cuts when the small, foreign car posits to a new peak at $2,586 eral manager, who resides at 68 McGraw-Hill publications also tomatie deliveriee . . . a bal- ing temporary transportation long Kennedy.” he was driving went out of con­ million on June 30. Plymouth Lane, and Bally Szczy- note that Americans will drink aneed payment plan and many enough to allow the car to be trol and overturned on Hillstown Total savings bank resources glel of 110 Lyness St„ grinder, enough beer this summer to fioat other eztiaa designed to maley j Harry ■ F. Merrit, 23, of East serviced at the Hartford dealer’^, Rd.-last night. He wa.s admitted to cHmbed to $108 million, or 3.8 per the entire Canadian navy and home beating raofly'easy. , Hartford, was arrested shortly be­ However, the price on the sec operator A, D954, both joined the Hospital Notes the special care unit at Manchester cent, to a new high at $2,940 mil­ select circle on July 1 and July 6, boat owners are expected to buy fore midnight yesterday and charg­ ond car was too good to pass up Memorial Hospital. lion, and also srurpassed previous more than 25 million gallons of ed with speeding, passmg in a no and the apparent condition of respectively. visiting hours are 2 to 8 pjn. Ham was driving south on Hills­ records for a similar period. diesel fuel oil during the year. M o b ilh e o t passing sone an dviolation of op­ was excellent. for all areas except maternity town Rd. when he veered to the Dividends paid by the banks tical restriction. Merrit will appear Aside from the time she backed iwa.tkins Bros. Furniture held where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 left and shot off the road. He totaled $47.4 million for the first Sales Reports: Fafnir Bearing J in Circuit Court 12, Manchester on ! into another car in March at its annual summer outing for em­ •dUMv* to 8 p-m.; and private rooms traveled about 190 feet on the lawn six months of this year, represent­ Co. of New Britain, first half Aug. 7. cost of $60, she didn’t have any ployes and families at Rocky Neck where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and garden of William Spacek of ing a 52 i>er c ^ of the deposit (1961) net earnings at $2,710,968 ’repair bills on it. 325 Hillstown Rd, The car then gain. last" Monday with John Elausoln, or $1.20 A C share while Veeder- Two weeks ago she noticed visitors are requested not to retired Watkins salesman, and his smoke in patient’s rooms. No overturned and landed on its right Dividend rates are predominant­ Root, Inc., had net profits during WE GIVE For Honest shimmie in the steering wheel wife, catering a noontime picnic same period at $1,088,174 or $2.19 more than two visitors at one side back on the street. ly at 3 and % per cent, ■with some Eeonomicol Repairs on I when the car drove over certain The car was demolished. Police hanks giving 4 per cent.. of hot dogs, haroburgs and cold a share. GREEN STAMPS ' bumpy roads. time, per patient. are still investigating the accident. drinks. A t 5 p.m., some 55 lobsters Patients Today: 225 The 71 banks noted, in a g ^ e - Rodio, TV, Stereo. I She took the car in Tuesday A car driven by Donald E. Helm, gate, 88,000 new accounts, bring­ and chicken dinners were sciwed I night for a 2,000 mile check and ADM ITTED YESTERDAY: 24, of 129 W. Middle Tpke., and one ing to 1,421,520, the states total: in the Rocky Neck pavillion. Fhonogroph Appliances ' mentioned the shimmie. The head Theodore Cljokas, 81 Diane Dr.; driven by Oliver R. Mansur, 36. of MORIARTY U mechanic as.sured her his man Henry Larson, Town Rd., Vernon; 16,362 new mortgage loans aggre­ Personal Notices S. Hawthorne St., collided at Main gating $203 million to raise the The Southern New England Tel­ would road test the car. fix it Mrs. Helen Sandaill, 114 Hollister St. and Middle Tpke. about 6 p.m. Wednesday and have it ready St.; Mrs. Wanda White, South total mortgage Investment to $1,- ephone (k). reports that telephones BROTHERS Potterton's yesterday. 887 million or 64 per cent of total in service increased during the CTard of Thanl^ iVednesday afternoon. Windsor; Raymond Hagenow, 381 Helm was traveling south on Mr. Arthur Gibson of 40 Flower Bt. Phone M l B-1637 She called the garage before Woodland St.; Louis Costello, Staf­ assets, on June 30. first six months of 1961, but that Main and Mansur was going north. In special community service, wishes to thank his many relatives.- M l 3-5 135 180 Center St.— Cor. of Church she left her office Wednesday af­ ford Springs; Mrs. Eleanor Rock, growth was slower than last year friends and neighbors for telephone and H A t the intersection, Helm follow­ personal calls, cards, flowers, and gifts ternoon. and the head mechanic 125 Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Ellen 40 banks (including Manchester) during same period. The 1961 gain ed two other cars turning left and providing school savings collec­ on the occasion of his 90th, birthday 301-31S Center St. told her- the front end needed "White, Mansfield Center; Mrs. Vic­ was 20,000 telephones compared July 20, 1961. he collided with Mansur. Both tions at 646 schools, throughout with 27,000 in the compaireble aligning. The car wouldn’t be toria Lashelski, South Windsor; drivers told police they thought the the state, reported gross deposits 1960 period. Net earnings im­ ready until noon. Could she wait? Pamela Youngerman, Vernon Ave., other would stop. of $3.6 million to the aocoimts of proved, the first six months total­ She could. Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth Perry, yVESTOW N There .was damage to the right 218,000 school depositors in the ing $1.36 a share against $1.31 in Thursdsw afternoon she took a Vernon Trailer Court, Vernon; rear of the Mansur car, and to the scihool year just ended. the first aix months of 1960. L ■ ■ PHARMACY ■ V couple ofb^es to the garage, ar, Mrs. Celia Young, 136 Hollister right front fender of the Helm car. riving arounA 8 o’clock. The me­ The Savings Bank of Manches­ iS f Hartford Bd.— MI 9-0948 SL; William Oppelt, 237 Center There were no Injuries or arrests. ter for the first six months rec­ chanic lookedN^p from his day’s St.; Robert Sloan Sr., 49 Wads­ The Automobile Legal Associa­ tally of repair sheets, and said bel­ orded a deposit gain of $1,689,274 To maintain our continuity worth St,; Robert Barton, 145 tion of Connecticut reports that ligerently, "That ^ r ’s not ready or 4.72 per cent, according to Lyn­ Tanner St.; Miss Anna Lindholm, Teacher Attends although well over a thousand of medical service we are : yet.” \ wood K. Elmore, bank president. ideas and inventions are Butwndtted I "W hy?” \ Andover; Raymond Simmons, Total bank resources climbed These Fine Main Street Stores South Windsor; Robert Ham, Ber­ College Classes to automobile manaifacturers each I "Well, any time we dsn’t have $3,108,628, or 9.05 per cent, for month, only one in 30,000 turns keley Dr., Vernon. (AND MANY OTHERS) Open All Day I our own product to servlcg^ we the fiscal year from June 1960 to out to be both new and usable. I have to get parts special. I ’vdsJjcen ADMITTED TODAY: Robert Mrs. Doris Hogan, a social stu June 1961. Dividends paid in the Duff, 28 Cottage St.;' Ernest Bli- dies teacher at Barnard Junior ! expecting them in all aftemi first six months of 1961 amounted New Products; I f you’re real High School, is attending a six SUNDAY 1 "Well, then, why didn’t y ven. 111 Florence St. to $648,050 and added to dividends crazy about baseball, you can get call?” BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A week workshop, "International Liv paid during the last six months of what’s described as the first tran­ Aughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ing in the Afro-Asia World.” . at 1960 brought a new fiscal year sistor radio built into an accurate Prbulx, RFD 3, Rockville; a daugh­ Central Coimectlcut State Ctollege high of $1,270,043. reproduction of a major league ter tb.Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Con­ in New Britain. The local bank, which has 74 baseball. It can either be carried 0 PE N nell, 28l.Charter Oak St.; a son to She recently visited the World by a ring and cord or set up on a Mr. and M^s. William Ursln, South Affairs Center, the Foreign Policy per cent of its assets in mortgages, desk or table top on a tripod of Sick and Tired of Rd., BoItonV^ daughter to Mr. and Association, and the United Na had Increased assets of $3,1-79,286, Mrs. Alden Riphards, 18 Cushman tions in New York City with or 8.26 per cent, for the past fiscal miniature' baseball bats. The prod­ Dr.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Darid group of 22 teachers. year with mortgage loans totaling uct is being introduced by Toshiba Tuesday thru Saturday Fitton, Hazardvilk, Among speakers at the work $30,839,967 (year increase of $3,- Transistor World Corp., New York BIRTH TO D AY ^^A son to Mr. shop are Prof. Elliot Skinner, an 986,179, or 14.08 per cent, in that City. and Mrs. William SIStratton, 805 anthropologist at New York Uni department), Elmore related. Hartford Rd. \ versity: Dr. Chih Meng, director of The School Savers Bank listed Coffee-tistics: Passengers aboard (CLOSED MONDAYS) Dishwashing? DISCHARGED YES'rEpDAY: the China Institute in the United 4,787 accounts with deposits of Braniff International Airways Emil Yost, 76 TumbuU Rd.>JVil- States; Dr. Don-Chean Chu; the $201,847 jfor the school year ended planes downed 3,323,786 cups of liam Zukis, 54 Foxcroft Dr.; Rich­ Rev. Arthur Hardge. minister of in June,‘ he said. "W e also have coffee. on domestic flights alone ard Higuera, 70 Bolton St.; Berths church in New Britain and approximately 27,000 outside depo­ last year. (From P&WA's Power Just push a button Plant). During July and August Hart, 161 St. John St.; Mrs. CTiar- "Freedom Rider;” Vice Consul sitors in regrular accounts," E l­ lotte Sionlngton, l l Franklin St. teqgechika Matano of Japan; and more said. Mrs. Ellen 'Turcotte, 145 Welles St,..; C(OT»ul Zing L. Kaul of T—India.11- Manchester visitor last Monday, and guest at Chamber of Corn- BRIEFS merce’s Congressional Action Ridhard Beigslrom of Bolton Committee luncheon, was Paul Lake haa joined Heublein, Inc. in Good, director of field activities ALLING RUBBER CO. eOODYEAR ■ - 600DRICH - - FIRESTONE Hartford in its public relatlona for the United States Chamber of 2 department. Bergstrom, a former Commerce. dishwashing's done newspaperm^ with a Hartford Safety pays off—in - trading Road Hazard Guarantee paper and the Detroit Free Press, stamps—at an Illinois plant, says BURTON’S attended , Columbia University’s Factory, McGraw-Hill publication. in the new Graduate School of Journalism. Some 3,000 stamps are given each month to a member, drawn by lot, 6.70 X 15 . 9.95 Two Manchester residente have from the plant’s winning depart­ joined Pratt & Whitney Aircraft’s ment— the one. with the least num­ CORET CASUALS K i t c h e n A i d Quarter Century Club. 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By FAUL. GEBABD < 'cess in acting without any formal Thomas Wolfe once wrote a book There have been many child training? It becomes understand­ tlUed “ You Can't Go Home Again.” ■tars whose natural ability quaU- able when she tries to explain In Johnny Desmond says, “It juM her own words: “Ufe Is a better fled them outstandingly for major ain't so.” drama coach than any acting Johnny Desmond did go homo roles in the tlieater and motion school..M y Ideas on my pr Be|ty Davis. 1:25 CMsreuiaaal ViewiMiat I DoaMe Frainrc St such an instant smash that he be­ dent Lyndon B, .Johnson for NBC l:SS Davey • Oaltalk • "End of The Affair". Part I — came famous over night. News. He is also a specialist in Beleaoe 'Ftetlaa Tkeatar n Van Johnson. Deborah Kerr. IttM.Onasmake 9 The record was released on Sat­ military and scientific news. The Milwaukee Brarea ra. Pittsburgh Firkt Of Tke Week S. W. U urday. The following Monday, 33-year-oId newsman joined NBC Pirates. M :99 Camee ‘Theater 9 in 1952 and the following year JOHN L JEIHIEY (Color) - Mark Hellinger signed him to r the aardeaer's Sliaaaaa iS Tamhstone TcrrMery 9 movie, "TOank Your Lucky Stars," waa assigned to its Washington ■ 1 :4B TUI Week la Bperto > Playbay’a Penlhoase IS at Wau‘ner Brothers. Tuesday, he bureau. In 1965 he waa sent. to C. LEROY NORRIS S :SS Baseball _ I . f 19:46 Jfske Thai Spare 49, U London wtmre bo covered Eng- Red^Su TS. New Tork at Boeton. 11:99 Saturday filrkt ^ P eH „ was signed for a West Coast radio ASSOCIATE Balarday Nicht News A Weatheg program, “Furlough . Fun." On Sterlln* lUy- Wednesday, Bob Burns persuaded (Oonttaoed #■ Pago Three) den. 2.—The Flshtins Kentuekiaa ' Hellyweed's PiaesI 49 John Payne. I „ 11:19 Deable Featnre 92 him to do his new coast-to-cosst insurance of All Kinds \ Besnest Theater, :■ My.UhaT 8 year OalHccMo won the Eknmy What's Next, Corporal Har- star in a dramatic TV spectacular PETERMAN’S BjUMeUa Bheweaaa Talorie Hoboon. "“ivoT”,grav Robt. Walker, Keenan Uight Ttaa Award of the National Academy Weattw -Local Newa 82 wyn..’ynne. in the fail.... "The Investigators,” Phnnblair ■■d Realtnf Co. AdVei' Edlter’ e Ohelea 8. 48, 88 Newa B Weather 46. 16 1 . « X -^ " P I 5 !' *■ 6«iaBea „ Beat et the Peat 28 o f Trieviskm A rts and ScierMW, Fbeas Oa Aaieriea 66 JliW JbA Farr Shew 22 a new 60-minute adventure aeries U:U ^had TOwa la “'"SSeissssr'^ ICoior) dealing with the personnel and S44 Main St,-- Mancheeter U :N Wa BeUeve ^ U :« 8 ^ ^ Newa Bpeelal caUoago chapter, as the city’a 7:U Baekitage 18:88 New* aad'Weather "from Waterbun To Mandalay” Newa B Waather “best on-camera musiolaa.” 18*88 3 ^ ^ Sparta K Aaaaal JSfT*® British TV viewers may have to difference. We*U convert Y ® " firsntor la Waahlaxtaa *S "■ney Llve_Bv Night". Cathy Dividend FUm pay 117.80 for their Radio-TV U- }:*5 Coafressloaal Vlewyolat S O Donnell, Farley Granger, Hollywood and other placcA per­ As ?ke World Tama 2. Retoms all baalo annnal pre- * •“ Pereeptiea s 1*:58News------B-- Weather------... sona or things. ¥ tM »M Rato Rhfhwav Fatrel cenaes shortly, instead of the cur­ thatfiimace *t. M _HAHCBgsTga»s etPtsi rmsiiciaL iwsriHiiiT rent 111.20 . . . Mayor Robert F. mlnitie if n fe ' aasored lives . „ Interaattonal Eeae a 18:88 Moment Of MedHattoa gMdal With KMhr KOOKIE SELLS HOT BOD to clean, convenientcor to mge 65. l:W ‘BaaebaU s » 1067 MAIN 8T-, MANCHESTER • ROUTE 31, OOVENTRV ttaOM Time Wagner of New York City drew a Kd "Kookle” Byrnes is aslllnt: Red Sox va New York at Boston. "All That Jazx,” an hour-long OA Arbitron rating for a-recent his souped up, chrome engined GAS HEAT Saaday Ooable Featare t t ASSOCIATE PRODUCER 1:16 A t* ilm * With KHty S. Is available for male and situation comedy, will roll at MGM 2.-6t J u M anay Shew special broadcast with 23 oC his hot rod to Bob Logan, who’s tak­ female—age 15 to 58. l-_ “ I\jllow The Fleet” . Pred Aa- Alan Dinehart has been pacted o8ltion as a 1 Don’t carry a single ash or Supervisor Steve Brady. sociate producer on the hit car­ W alter Pldgeon... ffB C -T V s WHEEL ALIGNMENT aad •’••X rPt® '- RAIeoo 22. 26 2d special tribute to Harold Arien t:M Big Piclara . m toon program,. "The Flintstones,” series, "Car 54, Where Are You?’* b r a k e s e r v i c e Dlek Fewoll Flayheofo fledged member of the detective clinker this winter! Convert 164 R Center Irm Davey B Ooliatt m GENERAL AUTO mnPant . — 9.*®** Fer A Day 6 .4 6 .6 2 on NBC-TV .. . . Don DeFore has agency. that old fashioned S:4S Baelal Beeartty sa on ABC-TV Friday nights. Before is a- cops-wlChout-robbers comedy been signed by Screen Gcma to co- coal furnace to Street taking on "The Flintstones” . as­ show created and produced by Nat Mitchell t-68Ut—18 MAO? RTw MANOHEHAeR *’** Fran*wt? The** tolmota Beet* <:W Big PIctare ig 88, 38 star as the huabond opposite Shir­ Tliens are tlmea when Johnny clean, convenient M l t-4604 . Hlchasaaa Oa Trial m signment last season, Dinehart Hlken, who developed the "Bllko’? ley Booth in thp new "Kanel” 4:M Oar Faith n was in the East m director of the Mathis wants to t>e unreoogniBed. w heat We’ll f6||Hn PI 2-6801 jmyhoaae > g series... Judy Garland Is schedul­ 4:16 iwrles . ... Jimmy Durante has show you how in- la lB llli five-times weekly fashion and fun ed for an hour-long special en : - 3 At such times the stoger dmm old, SUN UFE OF CANADA FV)x Hunt". l>ennls Morgan. signed B(>b Hope, Garry Moore and nondescript clothing, plus a pair expensive it can fTSPBCT - „ Isaaee and Aatwera M show, "The Big Payoffi” now gone March 11, 1962, over C B S-T V .. . BmmiftaB Baad^ iy^^^ ** **' u be. Con today. ~ , l:W Aeceat from the schedules. He is the i ’-S I?.**® FrtUo Janice Rule to guest on his Aug. of eyeglass frames (without glass, Matty’s Faaday Faaatea "Paper BuUets,” authenUc drama MANCHESTER 8:88 Bdge of fnght 9 color special on NBC-TV. IHghway Bolldaya sttd,” Jean (Color) 8:16 OcreaaSe 6 S6 Lor*., a Stranger.” John V » Repert 38 derson. 1:M Newa 7:88 FercepUea Royal 7:88 Heritage j K u ly Shaw £ 6:26. « 5*^News. “ ML Waather ®^?®» aaS Speria S S Sylvia Sidney. "Santa Fe Pasaage," Rod C _ „ Baitae** Bepert ___ Reaeae S' gt 18:86 T.T. Hear WallpajMr Supply 7:28 Weather m 7:86 DalvenityOT^Tb* BIr M% tJOBM eron. COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK. Inc; Newa 6:26 News B Wealkar 6 “ ® ^®^ **. •• Ice Cream Co. _ ^ Agricaltare Newe 8 8:88 Ria Tla Tia 81 SKIPP1» M<«AV AT SEA Rebto Heed u <545 Main St.— Ml 9-0300 7:88 PeroepUea j 5:85 Felix The Oat INVESTMENTS 6:66 Ught,Time . Otabheaae a -faked (Oty A 46. 66 INCORPORATED _ „ IWelaess R ^ r t s 8:88 Yogi Bear S:16,Oapt^ Koasare* 6:46 News 6. A M. M 18:16 ^ ^ 1^ At Sea 22 7:88 Dalversily Of The Air 8 FRppy The Olewa Gardner McKay gets time off MB. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JIL, Manager a.ha (Oeler) 8:U Sperto *. *. m. m 27 Warren S t—MI 3-0960 8:88 Mews < 6:66 Rap RiekSrd* 7*W ReMa . t U:86 New*, fa th er aad Speria light Time a from ABC-TV s "Adventures In FBIENPLV a n d h e l p f u l TRANS a c t i o n s HANDLED Remper Beam rS S im m t News Atwammass Bheixaa Stade | New*. Weaiher, Sper>rto 8:18 Captala Bsagaree 8 Beseae 8 Paradise” this month to partici­ ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS imtoB Deilar Mevie 16 Big Newa Our SPEEDY Spteiolty Breakfast Tims 8 1:18 Madera Digest pate in the annual H(>nolulu Tacbt 626 MAIN 'STREET TEf^ Ml 3-1106 •:}• Taaes ^Bridge of San liula Ray,” Lynn Neara B Weotker lO y e r 8:88 Hap Richards s tf:85 Weather. News B Sperls Race. No "Hollywo(Ml' sailor,” Mc­ 8:16 Laarel B HorBy ta Bun. Newa,. Bitarts. Weather ^mper Room 88, S* * ®*Sttaa Kaasaree . ^ Facee West Kay will tw a member of a four- 6*66 I H arries Jeaa a Werther. Leeol New* It U:U Featare nim . TRULY DEUCIOUS Almstaae m 1:38 Mews B Weather , „ S.«we aad Wealbee 66. 46 ‘ Funr at Furnace Creek." Vic­ 8:88 I«Miey Taaes M ‘"BoMb Hoed man crew'aboard a 28-foot CBta- . '«S®5*®’ JF®®®*»^, *• Qarela," i 7:16 Film m tor Mature, Coleen Gray. 30 Ffavors 8:U Itaorel B Hardy 8 ClabhoBse - Wallace &ecy. Jobs Bole* Sperto Camera . „ Captala Kaagaree M maran. He i>artiripated in the re-' "A WooMUi Who SewB—Has N ice OlotiM or • Show 86 38 Jack Faar Shew CHICKEN Cempaas cent Ensenada (Mexlcw) race and News 88 iC olor) 9:88 1 alarried. ieaa a 8:48 Mews 8. 8. 88. St 16:66 1 Lore Lney 4* 7:68 HaHba Boa . -'eatareFeotari 48 In i Gallons! Brown in 6 Minutns Meratag Shew 88 8:85 Sports last summer sailed In the Bermu­ gM When 2L 5 Wagea Train U:28 Beat Mevlea Movie 3 AfterAtte Diaaer Movie ^ da race. Shep PILGRIM MILLS fer leur , Ibag Ksu n e world’s ‘'finest eatin’ chick­ "M y Man Godfrey," Wlll'am ,'Mnnhunt.'’ Joan Bennett, Wal­ IgOT'■ MaiMl "Inepector'e General." .Datny Powell, Carole Lombard ter Pldgeon. The Friee to BIghI fa ij’ WaltM SleeaaA en” with Incomparable taste. 18:88 1 Love 48 Phil Silver* ■ ^ WOMEN UNPREDIOTABLE? ».s (Color) U:M Joek Faar Shew MANCHESTER gm: Whoa 88. 88Mlllloa Dollar Movie 18 FALL FABRICS al LOW MHI PRICES! Adveatares * ( Oaeto aad Harriel (C ^ r) CALL IN ORDER Saele a _1 Live on Danger,” Chester J * :f{ Newa * Weather Pick Up 10 Mlnatcs Later 18:88 Video Village M Morris, Jean Parker. Jack Bailey, emcee of "Queen Karirnr O m m aad is ®> Medttattoa CYCLE SHOT Jlay Year Haaeh (Color) 88, 88 Weather. Local Maw* 88 For A Day, ’ cites an example Qole2®f• Storm Shew 68 • Tallaluuie* 7888 88 1:88 Late New* „ „ Toa Asked For It 4 Now* et the Hear. Weather 88 MBieoroom H onn i K vtry Day Noon to f P.M.—Saturday 16 * to 6 FJi. .g. CYCLE SALES aad SERVKXC U:48 Doable Bxposaro 8 New* aad Weather 48 concerning a winner who was &ent . . U Ftaybea** 48 DECI’S DRIVE-IN n o Frio* Is BIghI 88 » V » SjnerleaB Odyssey SS to a Idaho resort on an expense CHE^EYJBAIX o HARTFORD BP. o MANOHBSTBB'o FRi™ PABKINO (Color) 1:15 Film paid vacation. On arrival, she **'**&*£to®ssar „d TEN YEARS AGO Columbia—Humber 462 CENTER ST^M I 8-2660 Gale Storm Show 8, 58 SportsSper Camera 88 6. £ M Red Skelton decided to make his Academy Playhoaso - 48 News >- scolded the hotel manager when Bob , TJV bow on NBC...Jerry Oolon- English— ^Rollffist 11:88 Year Sarprise Package 8 The Americaas 28, 88 he inadvertantly dropped her new nd UoaoeatratloB It m Oameaflasa 6. 48. B na’s show premiered with singer BOB K1ERNAN„ Prop. OheyeBBo Shew 8. 48. 88 luggage—a gift from "Queen.’’ .. .. Tamorrew . . . . Lev* That Bob 8, 48. 58 :M T a lu Of WeU* Fargo 88. at 12:18 IlOeeM Be Yea.— Srankle Lake ss gu^...Abbott 148 Middle Ipke. West 18:88 Love Of Lite 8 Sartslde Sir 8. 48. ss But she ended her sojourn to W . H. England Lumber Col Abernethy ‘ and Oostello’a radio kponsoc- was MI 9-042* . . . . CoaeosaoBoea . . 88. *8 TY Hoar *f Stars marrying him. [anAar Fleeae .''' U:88 It Coald Be Yea ^ 88. 88 “ Man of The Law,” M ars” ■*AT THE GR^** A 86. n interested in backing the duo on (Color) Runt. TV... Faye Emerson started a new Cam eaflue S, 18. 88 8:88 Spike Jeaes Search For Tonrsrrow a Shew JPAUL FW, VETERAN , ^ R«p.’'Nii5aaid*oSm. S tOonttnoed frmn Page Ome) CBS-TV show called “Wimderful „ « l* p e r la g Smlta 1:66 Best Seller a Nambcr Please 8. 18. 88 :38 Aaa OW818HVFH Seathera Shaw w Town” . . .Joe DlMaggio refused all 18:45 The Gaidlag Light 8 Paul Fix, who ptays Marshal . Open AH Day Saturday Ceaat et Meato Citato 8 CeacealralieB' (Color) M Home THMi KMty 22, 88land’s majw stories for the next bids to have his son Joe Jr. appear 18:55 News Day Bepert 88 Mventare* la'Paradise I Mioah Torrance on ABC-TV’s M evie 44 OK TV. Bcp. Natloaal Oeaa, gs RUlieB Dollar Mevie FUm S three years. During that time he 1:18 Best Seller x •■Bridge of San Lula “ The Rifleman” series, ceW-- CoBBt et Meate Crista 8 Lynn Bari. brates his 39th year as a Holly­ 1 :2* AH TTerM ttaias 8 also covered the Anglo-French in­ vasion of Port..,3aid and, in a “Bonansa” moves from Satur­ At Home With KIty 22, 38 :88 Glean MUIer Time wood actor this summer. He start­ gtag-jjg^K -ty day to Sunday, 9-<10 p.m., on NBC- Movie 48 -s 6**»wyek Shew ed out in silent pix hack in the V-. d itroadcost from Nicosia '•(C^rua), FUm ss :88 Mala Ereat 20's. was the first American correspon­ TV next season...Bill "Jose Jim­ 1:88 As The World Taraa 8 Peter Oaaa s, enez” Dana will appear regularly 17 OAK ST. Highway Patrol 8" „ Beseae 8 dent to get the invasion story to^ Social Notes With Kitty 88 11:88 News, Weather aad Sparta the U.S. on the St^e Allen Show next sea- PhoiM Ml 3-6247 Oagec Time St ^ w s , Weather and Sparta Hammer Films of London has -***• aoti on ABC-TV. He has slao-been . .. '?*'** ** f’'* Aaswer j 58 Big News set a deal with Screen Gems for Read The Herald Every Returning to Washington in signed as head writer for the show. 1:35 At Home With Kitty ...... 88 New* end Weather 2:26* ee 8Haora*“' *".5?!!?* Forty A 48. 16 | 1958, Abernethy was the first or Ml 3-4444 8:88 Face The Facts 3 New*. Sports. Weather produoUon of "Safari,” action-ad­ Nancy Priest, 20-year-old daugh­ iSB Marray Shew 88. St 11:15 Snspense Theater venture TV series to be filmed in toretta Yeans (h eatar 22. 86 newsman to break the story of the ((%lor) B evM .K cya A 46. 68 ter of Ivy Baker Priest United "Guilty Bystander,” Zachai7 Africa. . .NBC-TV’s Nov. 23 spe­ Dick Fewell Flaykeaae 8. selection of the American astro­ States Treasurer from 1953 to . „ Day li^JUeart 8. 48 58 Scott, Faye Emerson. YaOBi Dr. thUeae nauts. (He was at Cape Canaveral 8:88 Hoase Party s Jack Paar Shew cial. “Home for the Hidlday,” will Day and Keep Informed On 88 88 1981, wlU make her acting debut l^reltW. Voanr Theater 88 W (Color) have Gordon MacRae, Patrice e.ee ^ A 48. 88 earlier this year to cover Com­ Sevea Keys ' A, 48. 58 6:86 7 ^ V o^ el to Yoars 6 on thel"Dobbie Gll)la” series when Featare.'eatnre 48 Munsel and A1 Hirt. . George Ma­ FMm riMS* Reel* 28. ttmander Alan B. Shepard’s flight the show tetums for its third sea­ 8:88 Dick Powell Ptaykease 8 11:88 World’s Best Movies AiiueetleBt BaaittoaS 1 through space-) He has produced MULLIN'S keanr Or .Maleae It Jt •'Sweethearts." Nelson FKidy hans of “Route 66” will star in a son on CBS-TV In the faU. Merv ,^ 9 f ®®5 8. 48 58 Frank Morgan. *.ee mJ® ®® fi S r i t 68. 88 several Special radio reports, in­ 8:88 The Verdict Is Years 8 film with Lee Remick n^xt spring. Town-Wide Acfivifies . . . Griffln’a grandmother was named SALES and SERVICES From rheer Keeto 88. 38 iy®Rwm^5«Mey 28. M cluding thlsc on radioactive fall­ Wisconsin's “Grandmothsr of the CoBBrrIlnat Baadstaad 8 out and on the p<^ulation explo­ Yesr.” She has 77 grandchildren. Brake . _ Who Do Yea Trasl? 48. 58 .: 8 6 g s f . 7 s a s i s a s !.8 ■•‘ • u sion, and product "Rci>ort from * Gnnnrol Ropoirs 1:88 Baasri Aady j M k e Boom For Daddy .82. 88 FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS ■ W ^ e o J * 1.M Outer Space” for N B O ’TV’s Q: How~old ia Barton MacLane, , _ Amcrlraa Baadstaad 8. 48 58 On The Merchandise Local MUIfaa Deilar Mavto u "World Wide 00” aeries. On the 4:85 la The PaMie lalereat . 18 “I Uve oe Oanser," Cheater political scene, Abernethy (x>wed who palys in ‘The Outlaws?” — Adjustment OBs 4:88 Bdgs Of Night t HBVtW’S PVN A VISION STSTEM MorrU, Jeaa Farker.t: O. O., San Antonio, Tex. Here’s Hnllvwoed 82 ta IS THE ‘TI-RAV’ METHOD FOR 6ri6 Featare Film t the Democratic convention and A: MacLane, who played out­ T a x o c o MlUiea Dollar Movie 18 ;Larceay." Joha Foyae, Daa traveled 'with Vico Preaident John- —. "Stolen Assignment," John 3eiit- , A PI»FECT JOB! Duryea. laws for most of his 35 yean as ly. Patrick Holt. Stores Are Selling;’ 8

PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 1|2, 1961 XiOr Prime Mystery Sotcs ' Srover THURSDAY T el^ ision PROGRAM postal Planmed by NBC Any Qu€9iion9? BUtUoa DaUar I f avia fS U:te WaitWa Beat Msviaa graph •■“ S a s K . "Roughly Speaking." Jack (bur- move "T h * House OB Rue Rlrleri’* f:te son, Rosalind Russell. Side Paatarc n im S U iM Jarii Paar Shaw and ) •r fbU-hour^ mystery-suapenae Papaya Tk eater ■ Q ; I read somewhere that A r ­ lite W ^ r even 1 •erleii cOHAarrlng John Kricson and Fliat'^Bkaw t t thur Godfrey once had a reoorfi "Tropical Heat Ward” . SataUta. Post that sold A million copies. It this is R t d i M Anderson sad set s^^slnst 1 Early Skaw M Bevins "Accusad of Murder” David true, what was the namie ot tt? S baekdrap of the beauty, sbuhour ■see Mew* Brian, mons Tka Adadral aad Swakky Walker Booister Joyce V. and latrine o t the French Modi' U sM nine A: In 1947. Godfrey’s recording to Inc terraneaa coast — will be a prime • :U Oaslaia, Kaasaree Post BteaktSM g lw e S:M tteeky A Mia PHaada Of Health Foods of "Too ftit Polka’’ sold over a time presentation on the NBC •:W Rap BieSarSe Skaw t -M Pallx Tka CM million o i^es. mlllior ’raerlslon Network during: the BemSer r C:te ■aekiabarry Eaaad year. jrap^^Tko Olowa There must be aomething to this 19dt-d2 season. ^ .Q : Why does Carol Burnett al­ His health food kick. Legendary Greta tVoduced for NBC-TV by the S:U Lai MoSUc • ways touch one of her ears, that is hours Mewa Garbo and ebullient Bob Cummings' TwenUeth Century-Fox Flbn the lobes, at the close of the Garry tation Corporation, 'The House on Rue tiM I Nantes Jaaa •, C:U Bekiad Clasad Desfs. as are but two of Its biggest boosters. progra Kevla Social Sacarity Now comes dint Walker,'firobably Moore show on Tuesday evening? Rhdera” wlU be filmed in Holly' "Crossed Swords” . Brrpt Flynn. ■ :M Waatkar. Mrwa aad Sparta Bobby C. The wood agaltwt e^eclally produced Giao Lollobrisida. nxktropa 3 the biggest of them all (htfa 6 foot proved ■oraias Skow A: It isCar ol’s way of saying background footage made on-Io- «:M Mewa aad Waatkar 6), to sing the praises of wheat' measu M:M I Lave Lacy Bskla Bead germ and vegetkblea nurutred and hello to her grandmother in Cali­ eatlim in such world-famed French Bay Wkaa , OabksBse fornia. flation Rtvlraa resorts as fOce,. Cannes, Haliday Hickwayd flowered Iqr M other Elarth. sterlin I VUee vuiaca ^ • :4B Maws “Tou know, making TV and M o n i ^ ^ Cap s. VUle- n » k ew Baneb • ;M Sparta Parade ()— Did Gleim Ford, who starred The « . W movies is a real pressure business,’* f ) ^ c h e and S t Raifitael. (^ o r> T:ee n s Jim Baekaa Skaw S in "Cimarron,” also star in ’*The for thi Van Asked Far H Gie Cheyenne Bodle of ABC-TVs *V^uUam self wUl be execuUve West Paiat S Oasebo,” and in ttw “CiaptAin gotlatl I Daable Expaaara MUIUa DeUar MavU . IS “The Cheyenne Show" says. producer for 'Tlie House on Rue rka Ptlea la BUkI Mkbiigttt” series. Does he now Europi "Stolen Assignment.” John Bent- You’ve got to be. on the go ail the Rlvtera,” which was conceived and (Colorj ly. Patrick Holt. play as Danny Thomas’ manager The Gala Storia Skaw time and unless you stay young originated by Roy Huggins, viee- Maws and Waatkar . M. M on the "Danny Thomas Show” ?— Prime president, production, for Twen­ Today’s Waasaa Mews aad Waatkarmaa M and healthy, you're going to lose OsBcaatraUaB M.L., Jacksonville, Fla. The tieth Century-Fox. The pilot film n . w flaeovered U out in a hurry.” Vaar Sarprise Paekasa 7 :U "K la u Of GeU” » A — Ford W M in "TTie Gasebo” gave ( for the series was produced by Lava Tkat Bak A Sports Camera M W alker insists he’s not indulg­ all right, but never in “Captain off up Hug:g:ins and directed and written Lave af Life News « Tnrtk ar Oeasseaaaeaa ing in a fad. He attributes his own M'idnight” or Danny Tliomes show. millior by Douglas Heyes. T:M Sammar Sparta Spaelaealar t Caasa^lasa . OatiawB t t . m superb condition and that of his Ing pc The series will be built around I Mamka' neaaa Elna Aagels S family (wife Lucille and daughter It ' Baarsk Far Tamatraw Q: Will Mickey Rooney’s son tbs adventures of two special Ouastward Ha! I*. W Valerie) to the Health food reg:lme Timmy be in any movies? I have House AiUerican agents. Josh Ballard It Oaald Ba Tan t:W Doaaa Bead SImw S, dp. M (Color) maintained at home. seen him on television and I think the tr (Bricson) and Rick Morgan (And­ A:W Dick PowaU’s Zaaa Gray Tkaa- ^ GalGaidlas U sU ter t. M "We steer clear of all processed he has a great career ahead of the E: erson), hired by the French Surete News Day Bapart Bat Mastersoa tt. M foods,” he says. " I ’m convinced him. Tom B. Info National (France's BHI) to patrol Bap. MaHsaal Caaa. Baal McCaya g. U that food that isn’t organically A: Timmy has been signed to the Riviera to aid or crack down At Hama WUk Kltly n . w Tales Of inie VtUags U Caaat af Maata Crista grown loses modt of its oiergy-giv- play, the role of a youngster who on American tourists or criminal t:M David Mtvsa Tkaatar S Havla BackeUr Patker M. M Ing properties. W e like vegetables attempts to capture a psyphoUe elements, as the case may be. The Film My Tkrea Boas t. M that come straight out of the. killer in W am pr Brothers "The program will have weekly g u ^ liN As tka WarM Taras FUykoase ft Hiskway Fatral virgin soil.” Couch.” sUrs, augmented periodlcany by WresWag M Sacia) Nataa Witk Bitty P;M Braaaer t ^ insistent is W alker that peo members of international society. Daaea Time TUa U Tka U fa Great GkaSt Talas S>. Se pie know the rudiments of healthy Q: On "American Bandstand” I n a VatoBckablaa S. te eating and exercising habits, he is At .Baasa Witk KWty MilHaa OaUar Mavis U heard Ckmway Twitty say that ho FUJI ON IXKIATION Face Tka Fast# " I lire on Danger". Chaster'Mor- writing a book on the subject. may be put In- “Wagon Train” to Jaa Marray Skaw ria . MGM- happy to have him stay on, but '— A 1 episodes, Including a 20th anni­ ; fa Tka PaMIe fatarest "What Price Murder” . TV is preparing an hour-long an­ Korton is tired of the program and versary PSari HarixM- stdry, wer^ Kdite Of NIxkt Vidal. 10 ch Psatare 4# thology "Jeopardy,” for 1961-1903. tired of series television. written by Emmy Award nominee Hera’s ffaily^raad day V Rlchaird Baer. Cooper will direct Q: A friend of mine says that tenerr the location filming. Rod Seriing ia over 40 years old fitroyi and is 5 feet 2. I disagree on both FRH)AY T e le v isio n PROGRAM withi] counU. W ho is rig h t? —J. H„ k A st MlUlea Denar Mevia U 12:85 Memeat or MedltaMea Cranford, NJ. Tawa Crier "Bridsc of San Luta Ray” . Lynn l: t t News A : Your friend is adding years was si Ayricaltare Bapvrt Bari. was b< rXMay Show S:M Fcatarr Film S and taking away inches. Seriing is Haritace "Texas Lady". Claudette Colbert. only 36 (he will be 37 on (Christ­ The Waatkar Barry Nelson. mas Day) and stands 5 feet 5. land, B Ayrioaltara Maws Papaya Theater ■ back First Show It I Parceptioa ^Miller Time ^ buildir BasiaeH Bepsrt "Destination Big H o u m ” . Robert Q: I read that Anthony George Rockwell. is to be replaced in "(Checkmate” the r < IJaiventty Of Tka Air Early Shepr M lapsed I News "The Savase Horde” . ’ next season. Is this true? I f so, ELECTRO.NiCS fiskt Time The Admiral aad Swabby Means ^Home what are his plans?—C.P.. Char­ Two I Breakfast Time Shew Id were 1 Captaia Kaacaroa lotte, N.C. LABORATORIES S;N Bia Tia Tia Id. W were i I Rap Richards S:S» Felix The Oat | A : The “(Checkmate” producers Bomper Roam C:tf Beat Of Tba Fast ■ T o D e s m o n d were reportedly looking for a re­ conditl Flippy The Clawa IS placement for George at one time, In the 277 BROAD LeoBey ' Taaea ' Sapermaa IS The Laarei A Hardy Maws ' SS (Continued from Page One) but they announced recently that Captaia Kaacaraa S:U Maabaat SS he would definitely be returning, was Cl 9:M I Married Jaaa Mawtrael SS from 8 signed to the C^enn Miller band, along with Sebastian (Cabot and Mavis 6 :tl Weather Maws A Sparta S Fire SHOPSTANEK'S "Battle Taxi” Stertiac Bahlad Clas^ Dears IS Desmond became a favorite with Doug McClure.' F(« Arthur Frans. StSd News A Waatkar S GIs and Europeans. His radio show, alarm Moralas Show Bebia Hoad IS floor 8 Glabboase tS “A Soldier and His Songa,'” was Q— 1 read the comment about T E L E V m O N f Love Lacy it wai Say Whoa Film SS aired over Uie BBC,' ’Tarzan” in tflie Mailbag, and it R A D IO S Sasia 8 :IS PaUUcal ' St ' Back to "oiw ies” in 1946, J < ^ - was (Hagustlng! Johnny Wein- tlms. r S.-a Maws -S. -t, —St. — Video Villacs ny embartced on a string of nlgtrt muller will never be too old ,ft>r a thin FHONOOBAPHS F la y TearrHaiBBSh M. M 6 ;U Sparta Pete (C oforr 1:M Deatb Valley Daya club and- radio dates. In 1948, he the part! When he stopped makliM’ Tea AiAad Far Lsckap p begnn a three-month stint on the thow movies the studio should he sav AUTO RADIOS MlUiea DolUr Mavis u ed res 11 :M Daable Expasare "Love From A Stranger.” John famed “Don McNeill’s Breakfast bav« stopped trying to oontinua Pine DepeadaUe Service ~The Price “ BVla i I ItIcM Hodlak. Sylvia Sidney. Caub," which strett^ied into a six- the series. N o one oouM fill M r. " I w ^ l o r ) . t Weather, Local Mewa SS old ms Gala Storm Shaw year engagement. WiefasmiuHer’a role— it’s like trying s. n News * Weather Mp 4# brougl i \ i: \l I > A 'I K\ M I -Aeadamy Playhsasa---- FUm ^ Cf Johnny Desmond was a pioneeir to fill the Grand (Chilton with one I Tear SarprUe Packaca 7:U4 Social Secaritjr ft among singers in televipkm. He bucket of sand! At IsSst I see I’m ’The 1 Ooaceatratiaa Sperts Camera St bumec l ^ e 4t was one of the first to have bis not alone in trying to save '"IVur- womai I Lave at Ufa T>Si Rawhide S own television series. Called “Pace zan”: everyone calls me "Tarzan” Troth ar Osasasaaaeaa Happr St. St the Music.” it was broadcast on 1 I wont answer to any other back 1 Camoallaca Bat Mailer sea t name, even though I ’m - a girt. PETS! I Search Par 'TaaMrraw Pablic Pefeader 4t the CBS Television Network. HIn It CoaM Be Yea Matty's Faaday Faaalea _ iA dramatic debut was made on the Print this if you dare, which M e P U P P IE S (Color) 8:W Harrtgaa A Soa mystery series, "Danger,” but hin unhfcelyr— J. T., Memphis, Tenn, • B IR D S Nambar Plaasa Oae Happy Family greatest dramatic effort oaine in A — N o (x>mment. U itt The GaidlBs UsM t:tS Baata Mi a TROPICAI, FISH lt:W Maws Day Bapkrt The Ftlatataaea “Play Me Hearts and Flowers” on Bap. Matbaal Caaa. Friday NIta n£a the "Phllco Television Playhouse.” Q— ^Wh«t is EldcHe Fisher’s real Bast Sailer Biveroala Doabiea Among other top shows Desim ^ name?i—D.C./ BaiUntore, Md. UTILE & McKlNNEY Five Star Jabilea Caaat af Maata Griata . :^“r'17*at’«. it; he ivas bom Bd- U WOOMHUDGE 8T. At Rama With Bitty S:tS 77 Saasal Strip has appeared on are "The Ed M - M A N 0 H E 8 T E B Maria n a Lawlern .Vaara livan ^how,” "Your Hit Parade” wjit Jack Fisher in Philadelphia, ■a t-fifiM Film TaaasviUe F ridw Might Hap ' I I (oo-host) and "Summer on loe" 1:M As tba World Tanm S:SS Charles Boyar ftaaiaTkaatar r S (co-host). Bishway Fatral Preview neater SS, St Saeial Motaa With RMy MUHaa Dellar MavU . 18 In motion pictures, he has been Q—They say curiosity killed the Daaea Tima "Spy In Black” . Conrad Vardt. seen in "Desert HeH," "China cat, and it is certainly doii^ a v m i r Pkltk Pbr Taday Valorie Hobson. Doll,” “Calypso Heat Wave,” “Eto- good job on me! I would H'ke to At Baaaa Witk U tir Id.'dS Miebaal Skayaa 01^ From San Quentin," and has know who "GaU” is. She is the I Paaa Tka- Paata . Twnigbt Zaaa ' S (HAOYS CLOSE Jaa. Manay Shaw Babart Tayiar fa Tba. DaUotlveB Just completed "The Caribbean iglri Jim-Bishop says goodnight to Gan iOolog S. IS. St Hawk.” after hta s h o ^ . Is tMa another ▼let C AND ___ la Oaarl M:St Peraaa Ta Paraaa Haaaa Party n a Law Aad Mr. Jaaaa Desmond's name was up in the Jimany Durante good-tuCk bid?__ for Cl Laratta Taaas Maabdat lights for over a year on Brocul- .N.M., Bridgeport, Oonn. ROLAND lEAUCHESNE U:SS Maws, WMIker aad Sparta Canad Savea Bayp Mews, Saarts, Weather way when he starred with David A —Reporter-author BWip, who AT » Dick PawaH Playhaaaa Big News Wayne and Vivian Blaxie in Uie has been covering Elohmann trial The Vaaas Dp. M alaao . Maara aad W esibar Qaasa Fay A Day musicat comedy, ”Say, DarUng.” on IV , is referring to his daughter. earryt Nows, Sports, Weather GAyle." of 15 CAMEO BEAUTY I The Tardiet) 1 la VaOM U:1S Psatare Film Am ong Johnny’s record hite are Fraas VksMa B ssta "M r. Deeds Goes To Town' such tunes as “Tlis Yellow Rose a.m. I OaaaeatieM' IBaaastaad------Cooper Jean Arthur of Texas,” "The High and the Q: Is Roger Moore really being was « STUDIO Who Da Vaa Trsrtt S m U k Piaar Shaw EDT. tt:SS Warld^ Bast Marias Mighty,” "C ’est Si Boo” and taken off "Maverick?” I.think ha Ml 9-2742 Maho Baaaa For Daddy ftrtke Up n a i Band" "Play Me Hearts and Flowers” ... does a good job oh the show The Americaa Baada Roanay. Judy GarUnd. from the television show o f the rv e missed him on i t I think ha rived i |a Tha.FabUe talarest Awartf teaaiar. M 5 Blata St., KaiMheetor IM Bdsa af MisM U;SS Jack Paar Shaw same name. '* fits perfecUy into the Western set­ ran ir Hers’it’a Hallywaad U:BS Maws aad Waathap ting, too!—I* W„ Fairfield, Cohn. a well A: He won’t be fitting in thefts mum Ed Sullivan wUl film a Brigitte Withoi Bardot interview in Paria this next season and, unless he chaligee his mind, he^ won’t be in any other ■TTie summer to t fall TV exposure in Jor, h ^ -SEDAN connection with her"^ M G U film, T V series, either. Moore, like many »1777 actors, fsels that he’s ' had more plane “A Very Private Love". -,. Michael ciriatic 12 M O N I H S o r 12,000 MILES GUARANtEE Rennis has left the Broadway pro- toan his share of aeries TV, and he’ll be concentrating on movie of bell ducUOn of "M ary, Mary” - to ^ work in the future. Robert Colbert planne BOLAND MOTORS -36 9 Center Street turn to Hollywood for his "Third meas ; M an” T V series. and Jack Kelley wlU be the fegi;^ lAPs in the taU. town. Abo from the w (dieen soon d Gag from only board! flaidk, The boarde and th withou sary b soil. Whll /

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VOL. LXXX, NO. 249 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 24, 1961 (CUiMlfled Adrerttoliig p »g « U) PRICE FIVE CENTS Kowalski Hits Britain^ Nears Probe Delay at New Austerity United Aircraft Force Airliner Hartford, July 24 {iP) —‘Ckinnecticut (Congressman London, July 24 {IP)—.'^’boosting ' the price of a great Frank Kowalski said today Prime Minister Macmillan’s number of consumer goods rang­ that he was ''very unhappy” ing from automobiles and televi­ about the progress of the Na­ Srovernment today increased sion seta to cigarettes and beer. From Miami Land in Cuba postal, telephone and tele­ 2 Anfangements to draw sub­ tional Labor Relations Board T: graph charges in an opening stantially on the international in investigating unfair labor monetary fund to protect the charges brought by the ma­ move to get Britain’s public pound by reinforcing Britain's and private economy on an gold and dollar reserves. Esti­ chinist union against United even keel. mates suggest that the sum In­ Aircraft Corporation. President Postmaster General Reginald volved will, fall somewhere be­ His remarks were made after It 38 Aboard Eevlns told the House of Com­ tween 150 million pounds ($420 was revealed here by a union offi­ mons the new rates are designed million) and 300 million pounds cial that the NLRB had Informed Wo-rks on to Increaae the revenue of the ($840 million). Kowalski that the investigation Electra on Post Office Department by 25 3. Imposition of a virtual freeze Into the charges, filed last No­ million pounds (J70 million) a in thii wages paid government vember, had been stalled because year. employes and the workers in na­ of legal technicalities. TV Speech His announcement came 24 The charges were brought by Tampa Hop tionalized industries such as the International Association of Ma­ hours before the scheduled presen­ railways and coal mines. tation of a sweeping new austerity chinists Locals 1746 (Pratt & Washington, Julj'^ 24 (/P>— program to Parliament. 4. Steps to organize public and Whitney Aircraft) and 743 (Ham­ President Kennedy’s major Miami, Fla., July 24 {/P)— 'rte cabinet this morning ap­ private Investment into a British ilton Standard) in an aftermath An Eastern Air lanes prop- S-year plan. Perhaps profits and move following the 9-week strike address to the nation tomor­ mg proved these belt - tightening dividends will be limited. row is taking a lot of rewrit­ jet Electra was hijacked to­ ili- measures, designed to combat In­ last summer at UAC plants. day and the pilot flew it to flation and protect the pound Lloyd's call for restraint ciuld The charges revolve around the ing to whip it into shape, the sterling. trigger bitter political and trade supplying of lists on, and action White House said today. Cuba at gunpoint. A Unitetl The move also clears the way union disputes. School teachers, on, job seniority, job classifica­ "It has quite a ways to go," States jet fighter accom­ for this Island nation to open ne­ already promised salary in­ tion, those rehired before the pr>—» secretary Pierre Salinger panied the captive airliner to > gotiations for membership in the creases, may be the first to test strike's end, and those rehired un­ told reporters. the hold-the-iine meaiiures. der the strike settlement agree­ a point three miles from Ehiropean Common Market. Asked to explain, he said, "I Cuba. The ministers met at the call of Sources close to the government ment. think this thing has to go through The plane. Flight 202, took off Prime Minister Macmillan. several redrafts.” (Continued on Page Eleven) from Miami International Airport The program to which they (Continued on Page Two) Malinger said it's expected to be gave consent is expected to iskim at 10;05 am. (EDT), bound for ready for distribution to newsmen Tampa, New Orleans and Dallas off up to 200 million pounds (560 about 4 p.m. EDT tomorrow. million) a year in shoppers' spend­ with 33 passengers and five crew­ Wife, 34, Beaten to Death Kennedy returned here today men. It landed at Jose Marti ing power. after another weekend on Cape It will be presented to the Airport in Havana at 11;29 a.m. Cod, where he worked over his ad­ In his last radio report, Capt. House of Commons tomorrow by dress with the help of aides. the treasury chief—Chancellor of W. E. Buchanan, said; "I am pro­ the Exchequer Selwyn Lloyd. That speech, to be broadcast na­ ceeding to Havana at pistol point.'’ Informants predicted Lloyd's Middletown Man, 27, tionally on television and radio, This call was picked up by Aero­ new economic measures will in­ will reveal what measures he has nautical Radio, Inc., in Key West, clude; decided are necessary for the na­ one station of a nationwide radio 1. An Increase— possibly as high tion to face up to the Soviet network supported by the airlines. as 10 per cent—in purchase Accused of Murder threat to Berlin and world peace. First indication that something (sales) tax and excise duties, He will tell Congress on Wednes­ was amiss, however, came ■ when day what action he hopes it will the $3)/i million plane went sharp­ Middletown, July 24 may have been some movement of of aides, flew by Military Air was still missing hours later and scheduled and. aides said he senger planes have been hijacked Mns. Parmelee had left her hus­ fic accidents and a 16-year-old boy words swelled between the French men within the perimeter. 'Transport plane for visits to Lagos, between Florida and Cuba. Seven was believed dead. drowned during the . weekend in Nigeria; Nicosia, Cyprus, and New band at their apartment earlier in (Continued on Page Nine) and Tunisians today in the wake Travelers from Bizerte said It were Cuban planes which were The mother, Mrs. Mattie Mary­ the evening and gone by herself to Connecticut. Delhi, India. RegiontU meetings of land, about 50, died when she raced appeared the French were en­ forced to land In Florida. Pi^vloiis- several Middletown drinking places, Mrs. Vlrgel L. Smith, 68. and Ira of the battle of Bizerte. Each side larging their perimeter. High­ U.S. ambassadors are scheduled at ly, one other American plane was back into the burning, 3-story police said. C. Stevens, 72, both of 233 Oak- charged the other was maneuver­ the three cities. building and fell two floors into ways in the Bizerte area are con­ forced to fly to Cuba. The second man told police he lawn Ave., Stamford, were killed Ribicoff States ing for military advantage in de­ trolled by French-manned road­ Bowles, a former ambassador to The U.S. Government promptly the rubble as a stairway col­ in East Haddam Saturday when India. Is due back about Aug. 12. lapsed. fiance of the U.N. cease-fire or­ blocks, some of them 15 miles in­ asked the Ca.stro regime to releeM (Continued On Page Seven) a car Mrs. Smith was driving der. land. Before leaving he made plain he today's hijacked plane. Two older Maryland children went out of control and struck AMA Plans to The French admiralty declared The Tunisian Radio charged that expects to stay in the No. 2 State In Washington, State Depart­ were hospitalized ^ t h burns but a tree. — Department job despite published were not considered in dangerous Tunisian civilians were evacuating French Paratroopers were fortify­ ment press officer Lincoln l^ it a Eight-year-old Peter Gilli, 6 Bizerte's ancient Casbah to let rumors that President Kennedy is said the United States has "re­ condition. The other two children Cows Like TV Victor St., Bloomfield, was struck ing strongpoints taken In their Deceive Public troops and volunteers transform 4-day battle to protect France's seeking a replacement. Kennedy quested the Swiss to request the In the family escaped unhurt. and killed near his home Satur­ has publicly expressed confidence The father, John J. Maryland, its narrow' streets and stucco massive naval and air base at Axmouth, England, July 24 day. police said, by a car driven by dwellings into an armed bastion. in Bowles but indicated he might (Continued on Page Nine) was cut by glass but was released Mris. Hilde Baum, 38, of 599 Blue ■Washington, July 24 (/P)—Sec­ Bizerte from Tunisian efforts to (/P) — Farmer Charles Pld- Artillery emplaced there could take It over. be moved into another job If the from a hospital after treatment. geon switched on the televi­ Hills Ave., Bloomfield. retary of Welfare Abraham A. department Is reorganized. Eire officials said the general And William W, Fowler HI. 23, Ribicoff today accused the Ameri­ fire on French ships traversing There was even a totally uncon­ sion for his cows and milk the 300-yard wide canal between Bowles told newsmen at the air­ alarm blaze started on the third flowed Uke never before. of 241 Windsor Ave., Windsor, was can Medical Association of trying firmed report that a French para­ port; floor and In “a matter of minutes" killed Sunday on the Wilbur Cross to mislead the public about the the Mediterranean and Lake Bi­ chute detachment dropped at noon Pldgeon installed the TV zerte. "I expect to 'b* with it (the It was too late to save the vic­ sets in the bam last week to Highway In East Hartford when administration's health Insurance on Bizerte, though the value of State Department) for a long time. Bulletins plan for the aged. Tunisia’s information ministry tims. The dead all were trapped In kdep his cows contended dur­ his sports car ran across the cen­ .such a drop would be negligrible I hope and believe It. There is a lot a third floor apartment. ter strip M d flipped over, throw­ Ribicoff said the AMA, in ef­ said landing barges d e b a r k e d since the French have a firm grip to lie done.” Culled from AP Wires Peter Routsis, a neighbor, said ing the tedious business of French troops at Cap Blame, five on the town. getting milked. He claims each ing him trf the pavement. forts to pin a "socialized medi­ Bowles, a foreign affairs ad­ he saw the lire break out and help­ The drowning occurred Saturday cine" tag on the proposal has not miles north of Bizerte. Dispatches from Bizerte said viser to Kennedy during the ''960 ed rescue several persons. cow is giving two gallons of at the Housatonic Boy Scout ReS' A Paris government spokes­ families of French military person­ AID BILL APPROVED milk more a day. told the truth. The welfare secre­ election campaign, said he ex­ "I went up a ladder and got an ervatlon in Goshen when Robert man commented that the C a p nel were boarding ships anchored pects to see about 45 of the ap­ Washington, July 24 UPl — "Cows like to watch and tary W'as the first witness as hear­ old man — he was about 78 — and Albarella, 16, Ansonia, fell off (he ings on the plan got Off to an Blanc area lies within the French in the harbor. A French officer said proximately 1(X) U. S. amba.ssa- President Kennedy’s $4,S26,- brought him down," Routsis said. hear things," Pldgeon said. dock into Westalde Lake. Although acrimonious start before the perimeter established during' the they were headed for vacations in dors during his current jaunt. La-' 500,000 Foreign Aid Bill was "The flames were all around and I "There is nothing like a con­ he was underwater for just a few House Ways and Means Commit­ Bizerte fighting and that there France. ter In the year he is slated to at­ approved formally today by a burned my arm a little. I saw this tended cow for getting those minutes, the youth did not re­ tee. Streams of Tunisians headed out tend similar regional ambaL-aa. 13-4 vote-of the Senate Foreign . woman who had come out rush extra pints. spond to resuscitation efforts. No action on the plan, w-hich of Bizerte on the road to Tunis, 40 dorlal gatherings in Lktin America Relations Committee. Some at back Into the building. I tried to "Other farmers use radio W'ould provide hospital and nurs­ miles southeast of that city. But and the Far East. hose who.voted to report the Mil and long-playing discs. I de­ Hartford, July 24 (fl’)—The Slate ing care for persons over 65 they denied they were evacuating While his main purpose is "or- favorably—such as ^ n . George (Conllnaed on Page Four) cided to go one better." Motor Vehicle Department's dally through the social security sys­ News Tidbits the Arab quarter for future battle ganlMtional,” Bowles said, he will D. Aiken, R-Vt-—did so with the record of automobile fatalities as tem, is planned in Congress be­ purposes. They said they were also take advantage of his trip to reservation that they will op­ of last midnight and the totals on fore next year. from the AP Wires afraid hostilities would start up tald to the prime ministers of In- pose in the Senate Kennedy’s the same date la.st year: Ribicoff said the idmlnistratlon proposal to finance long-range at 1860 1961 proposal had the widest public (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Two) foreign economic development Killer ...... 12.1 138 support Of any of President Ken­ Spectacular fire that threatened loans by treasury borrowlnge. Cubans Preparing nedy’s domestic programs. entire block in downtown Dallas, Cooler Wednesday "And 180,000 doctors are not Tex., injures six firemen and causes SAMOS SHOT POSSIBLE going to be able to defeat the estimated loss of $1.50,000 . . . Sov­ Preparedness Review Washington. July 24 (iP)— A Windsor I^cks, July 24 (J^j—The usually roliable spaee maga­ t/.S.' "Weather' 'Bureau j at Bradley will of 180 million Americans,” he iet astronomers witness fiery declared. "" cloud mushrooming .from M in to zine says the United States will To Greet Gagarin Field issued this extended Con­ launch this week a spy aatelllte necticut forecast today lor T'-es- Ribicoff made no mention of the estimated height of 600,000 miles,' AMA during a long, statistic-fill­ Tass News Agency .reports. oepaMe of taking photogmpha. day through Saturday; of the Soviet Union for as Iw g .'Temperatures are expected to ed presentation of the plan. His Soviet First Deputy Premier Nation’^ CD Posture: Gander, Nfld;, July 24 (flv-So-# She didn't Inspect Gagarin's average two to four degrees abrve a'ttack on the medical organiza­ Anastas Mikoyan w-lll visit-Japan as a year. But an Air Force ▼let Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin left normal. Very warm, except a lit­ tion came during ^eationing by next month to open Soviet trade spokesman says the tauBehlng for Cuba ^ a y after stopping on "I didn't really need to, and I tle cooler about Wednesday.' Rep. Cecil R. King, D-Calif., spon­ fair, Japanese Foreign Office an­ of Samos m , schednled thin nounces . . . Plans for college in summer. Is not on this week’s Canadian soil for a night's sleep. didn't want to embarras the little Normal at Bradley Field, ts a sor o f the administration bill. ‘Flat on Our Backs’ guy all done up in his uniform." mean temperature of 74 with the The criticisms of the AMA South to accent Oxford-type qual­ list of shots at the Point Argu- The 4-engine Soviet turboprop Miss Dunn gave the group per­ daily temperature ranging from a brought Rep. Thomas B. CXirtia, ity and freedom of intellectual in­ ello, Calif., missile slte^ It’s pos­ carrying Gagarin and his escort mission to disembark. She later R-Mo., to the defense of the ,doc­ quiry are announced in New . York By STERLING F. GREEN ^draft calls and deploying more sible, he added, that U may be low of 62 to a high of about 86 added...... of 15 took off at 9;31 a.m. (8;01 got official confirmation for waiv­ tors. He accused the' Department by Congregationalista and private Washington, July 24 (iP)—The forces overseas. a.m. EDT) for Havana where he Precipitation may total over 84 ing the regulation. of an inch occurring as scattered of Health, Education and Weliare group. possibility that the defense of The .same White House order was expected to land about 2 p.m. showers and thundershowers Tues­ At least nine (lersons killed and Berlin—or some other focal point NEW CANADIAN BANK HEAD EDT. sent OCDM to Its files to review Havana, July 24 i/e)—Cuba pre­ day and Wednesday and again (Continued on Page Eleven) 22 wounded when French para­ of East-West tension—may bring the well-thumbed plans, drafted Ottawa, July 24 (4’) — Louis The 29-year-old space man ar­ pared a hero's welcome for the ar­ about Friday and Saturday. troopers, angered over slaying of nuclear disaster down on Ameri­ years ago and kept continuously Rasmlnsky, S3, has been appolnt- rived here exhausted last night, rival today of Soviet spaceman comrade by- Algerian gunmen, can homes, stores and factories updated, for home-front defense eBritish Honduras with high tides, pected to be key prosecution wit­ tionwide shelter system designed "Plan D-Minus” — For use in choice of Rasmlnsky, an author­ of being tired, he shrugged off a paring lor the 1961 fall elections. to save whole city populations ity on international finance and His weekend^ announcement strong winds and heavy rams ness as Cooley's murder trial en­ event of a; devastating direct at- planned dinner reception, RCAF from the fallout hazaid. Proposed tacl^ on this country! foreign exchange matters who mess reoeption and a tour of the Glenn Next named Mayor James M. Casey, during the night and threatened ters its third w'eek . . . Automobile the tiny Central American country outlays In the neighborhood of "Plan C” implies the minor gov­ . has be|»'n a deputy governor of town. Wlnsted and Mrs. Elizabeth Ken­ slams into side of and wedges with dangerous floods today. partly under tractor-trailer in $300 million this year would ernment intervention exemplified the bank , for 6'/i years, was ap­ About 1,500 persons gathered Waahington, July 2 i (Jf) — nedy Curtis,. Bridgeport, as co- proved by the feideral cabinet, chairmen of the committee. Rough terrain began to blunt the Lancaster, Pa., killing all four oc­ treble the spending now budgeted. in the Korean War — allocation of from 100 miles around to greet Marine Lt. Ool. John H. Glenn It already has brought a jar­ the world-circling Russian', gave Bailey noted that Democrats force of the storm as it pushed cupants of car. materials, stepped-up production, will make the next short sub- ring ahakeup in (Jivil D>efense ad­ F.ARE B4X)ST NOT ANSWER cheers and claps on the back but outnumbered Republicans in party inland, the Miami Weather Bu­ About 200 representatives of 28 credit curbs, and the ‘‘voluntary” orbital U.S. space shot, if reau . reported. ministration. President Kennedy kind of manpower controls and Hartford, July 24 (Jty—Con- soon dispersed after he retired. registration in -1960 for the first I U. S. government aid missions in nei'ticiit Railway and Ugh^ng there is one. Sparse reports on the Atiantic Africa south of Sahara meeting in last week transferred a major price-wage stabilization. Gagarin, who flew to Moscow This was disclosed yester­ time in Connecticut's political his­ Company President PaM A. tory. season's first' hurricane indicated Lagos, Nigeria, to discuss their shai-e of authority arid responsibil­ “ Plan D-Minus'' gives Ameri­ from Poland Saturday night, got day by James E. Webb, chief cans the works. A price-wage Rusk testified before » hearing "Again in 1961,” he said, "the it had pushed ' beyond the coast­ programs 'with J,pp State Depart­ ity to the Pentajron from the Of- only two hours' sleep before of the National Aeronautics line of the tiny Central''Ameri';an ment officials'. .'. Antarctic Treaty flcve of Civil and Defense Mo­ freeze) rationing and censorsnip of the Public Utilities Oeannis* boarding the Ilyushin 18 for Ke- and Space Administration. In efforts of party workers must be are provided for. It envisages a sion today that a "fare increass directed toward obtaining maxi­ county at 9 a.m. (EDT). Center Organization winds up two-week bilization (OCDM), effective Aug. flavik, Iceland, en ’route here. a radio-TV interview (ABC- of the storm was placed in the meeting in Canberra, Anstralla, 1. moratorium on private deots, ie not the answer to our mob* The health department nurses Issues and Answers). mum registration for the fall elec­ lems but Is only a leUef. Rook tions.” . Punta Gorda area. with communique , announcing The ultimate goal Is 46 million emergency doles of money and boarded the plane here. Gagarin Webb said there has been Heavy rains were 'expected to agreement on 16 reoommendatloiis shelters, provisioned and equip' food, the aqtivation of emergency went on to state that there to and three others in the party were no decision on whether this continue in the southwestern Gulf to be presented to member govern­ ped to sustain life for days or agencies to administer controls "no alternaUve.” He attrRmted without vaccination cards, neces­ naUon will try a third sub- Fog Grounds Copters of {Honduras. Weathermen looked ments. weeks In the event of an attack, and a vast rescue, relief and ref­ the ORAL request for a ten sary bifore stepping on Canadian orbital shot before its first East Lyme, July 24 (/P)—A sud­ (or winds, \tldes and squalls to Policemen ride all buses in in­ while radioactive dust settles and ugee program. kiorease from 20 oentis to soil. ■’ round - tha- world spaceflght, den heavy tog forced three Navy sugslde later in the day. dustrial Bulawayo and troop stand loses Its lethal taint. What do tha planners find when cants, single none ter% to a While airport officials tried to scheduled either late this year helicopters to makS emergency At the latest report, Anna's by throughout Southern Rhodesia In the Defense i Department, they canvass the nation's re­ decline In psiseggsr rsysm is. reach health officials in Ottawa, or early in 196i2. landings on beaches and on a winds had dropped from 90 to 86 as Africans start strike that is Kennedy’s call for a review of mili­ sources to copal srith the crisis and over the past four ysnni aad l i e I \ . nurte Chris Dunn began looking at m said S.H seven Ui S. as­ street in this area last night. miles an hour. Galea extended successful in some industries but tary readiness has prompted con- carry out ouch {^laiisT Not enough ▼acolnation marks of som a'of the tronauts are In the ruhnlng northward (or 125 miles and only partially so in numerous oth­ slderiUon of declaring a limited bvgitees. party. tot the fifk oiutoi^^t. (Contliuiad on Fags UeveB) southward for 50 inlles. ers. nation^ emerfOBey, anlarglng .(Ow MbbsA on w in l I A- ■i -/