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VOL. LXXX, NO. 267 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTEiC CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 (Claseltled Advertising on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS Rusk Asserts Crisis State News Makes Urgent New Roundup West Berliners Five in S t a t e Disarmament Effort ^ Die ill Traffic

Geneva, Aug. 14 end and in West Haven an More Than Protests the urgency of this task.” 18-year-old youth drowned. the United States and David ■While speaking of disarmament The victims of the An.sonia ac Ormsby-Gore of Britain. as a goal which may reasonably cident were Mrs. Bertha Myron of • I-4>ndon, Aug. 14r(/P)—Moscow Radio said today the Ber be sought. Rusk noted that "even 94 Grove St., An.sonla, Mr.s. Anna lin border shutdown was aimed at con.solidating peace in Eu Washington, Aug. 14 (/P)— now, a practical and reasonable Nikita, 77, of .38 Oak Ave., Shel treaty for the suspension of nu ton, and Mr.s. Tessy Batza, of 43 rope and asked why the West has “rai.sed a hullabaloo.” Secretary of State Dean Rusk clear testing has been summarily Avon Si., Ansonia. said today that while the Ber rejected by the Soviet Union." Police said the women had just Paris, Auff. 14 (A>)—Members of the Noi;th Atlantic Treaty lin crisis may make disarma And he spoke in somber tones stepped off a bus on Clifton Av Organization (N.\TO) toda.v railed the East (Jerman move ment seem ‘a distant goal” it of "the lowering clouds" over enue across from SS P eter and .sealing off East Berlin an illegal act. . also points up the ^rgent Berlin. Paul Church when they were Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., struck by a car driven by Oscar need to push ahead in this asked Rusk if Soviet Premier Ballinger, 29, of 529 Francis St., Bonn, Germany, Aug. 14 (/P)—West Germany said tonight field. Nikita Khrushchev has been sin Ansonia. countermeasures the West will take against .Communist Testifying before me Senate For cere in calling repeatedly for total Mrs. Myron was dead on ar clcNsing of the border in divided Berlin will con.stst of “more eign Relations Committee Rusk and complete disarmament. rival at Griffin Ho.spital in Derby. than just written protest.” said wise policy demands that the Ru.sk replied that if Khru.shchev Mrs. Nikita and Mrs. Batza died nation "make strong, patient and could move promptly toward that shortly after. A foreign office spokesman refitsed to divulge details but sincere efforts" to promote dis goal and still retain the Com Police .said Ballinger went into .said'the countermeasures will meet the Communist action on armament even as it Increases its munist system 's "other In.stru- •shock after the accident and was the same level. military might to meet the new unable to tell them what had crisis. (Continued on Page Nine) happened. , By GEORGE BOULTWOOD In Roxbury, a 19-year-old sailor Berlin, Aug. 14 Italy. ' semicircle at the gate. Inside the Farm, is eight feet from the road semicircle were five East German counter measures the western pow H e served for 23 years in the on a sharp;do>nrnhill curve. ers may take against the Commu Vatican Curia before going to soldiers. In West Haven yesterday, The throng on the West Berlin nist ban on the flight of refugees Washington for his long assign A aron Lewis Jr., 18, of 265 Ash- from Red rule into West Berlin. ment there. side had grown from perhaps a mun .St., New Haven, drowned in hundred to 3,000 by midaftemoon. In another development Assist Cardinal Cicognani was . also the lagoon off Marginal Drive. ant Secretarj’ of State' Foy D. named president of the Cardinal West Berlin police took a hand' I^ewis, who was sw im m ing w ith Kohler arranjged a meeting with Commission for Government of then to move back the crowd, aay- the ambassadors of Britain, France th e S tate of V atican (Tity, in ef a friend, failed to surface after ing the situation had become too making several dives. His body tense. and West Germany for mid-after fect the mayor of the 108-acre noon to discuss actions the West city-state. In this office he suc was recovered with grappling But even as a police cordon may take beyond the lodging of a ceeds Nicola Cardinal Canall, who hooks in about eight feet of water. shoved the watchers westward, formal protest with the Soviet died Aug. 3. The lagoon, which is owned by other West Berlinens streamed in commander in East Berlin. Pope John also named Cardinal from the downtown area and com The range of actions, diplomats Cicognani president of the Cardi (Continued on Page Two) plicated the task. said, includes a po.ssible retaliato- nal Commission for Administration A U.S, Army helicopter hover ed over the scene. of the Goods of the Holy Sec. (Contiimed On Page Seven) Pope John also announced these The Communist Interior Minis other appointments to high Vati Stratford Firm try warned that the East German can office: forces have been ordered to take A rcadio Cardinal Larraona, CARDINAL CICOGNANI Immedfate counter measures Spanish member of the Vatican Gets Work on aaginst interference by “consci 'Curia, to be archpriest of St. enceless elements" and demanded Bulletins Peter’s Basilica an office that was of Cardinals, to be grand master that West Berliners stay at least held by Cardinal Tardini. of the Holy Sepulcher. Tlying’ Boats 100 m eters (330 feet) from them. Ciilled from'AP Wires Gustavo Cardinal Testa. Italian Archbishop Acacio Gabriel Western news plmtographers who came closer were spra.ved by member of the Vatican Curia, to Coussa to b pro-secretary of the Hartford. Aug,* 14 (A*! — The be pro-president of the Cardinal Vatican's Congregation for the Communist' hose trucks. ' NEHRU ANSWERS BOWLES second announcement of a contract West Berliners clamored for New Delhi, India, Aug. 14 UTt Commission for Administration of Eastern Church. Cardinal Cicog West Berlin police raise a sign near the city’s Potsdamer Platz announcing that the area, on the the Goods of the Holy See. nani, wtio was secretary of the in Connecticut wdth production of sharp-, counteraction against the —Prime Minister Nehru said to border between the east and west sectors of the city, is clo.sed to all traffic. (AP Photofax via ra blockade of East German travel, day India could look after itself Alberto CJardinal di Jorio, Ital congregation, us giving up that Navy "flying" boats was made to dio from Berlin). day. imposed at-the sector border by without 11. S. help If Pakistan ian member of the Vatican Curia, post. The nomination of Arch- were to attack. Anierlcan Under- to be pro-president of the Cardinal East Germah, troops and police bi.shop Coiussa indicated th a t he Officials of Avco Corporation's armed as If prepared to combat secr^ry of State Chester Commission for the Government very likely will be made a cardinal Lycoming Division in Stratford open revolt. EkaVtes promised last week the of Vatican City. at the next consistory for cardinals ‘Definitely Not a Swap’ said that it will design and develop Barbed wire barrlcade.s. tanks ...United States would come to In Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, and will thereafter be the cardinal and soldiers w ith ma'clgine gui)s dia’s assistance the next morn French-born dean of the College secretary of the congregation. a Marine Corps amphibious cargo News Tidbits landing craft able to "fly" through cut off the great refugee flovy fpdm ing in case of attack by nelgh- rough seas up to around 51 miles from the AP Wires Cuba to Return Plane, East Germany. And none Of the Ixtring Pakistan. The promise per hour. 80,000 E ast Germans w'ith jobs in was made to allay Indian fears Early in August, Hamilton West Berlin showed up for w'ork. arou-sed by new Am erioan-am w----- Summation hy Defense Standard Division of' United Air Pre.sident Kennedy in- telegrapi Henceforth, they must have pass supplies to Pakistan under the craft Corporation reported it would tells American Federation of U. S. to Release Boat es to get past the barricades. 1954 agreement. build automobile stabilization Teacher.s convention that need is The closing of the Brandenburg I ’ equipment for another hydrofoil vital for more highly trained gate, one of 13 crossings left open SATl'RN B.ARGE REFIXIATED craft, the Navy's first anti-subma people in every aspect of national Washington. Aug. 14 (A"! — The a claim against Cuba. The claim Cape Canaveral, Fla., Aug. 14 Ruling on Eichmann rine patrol boat of this type, under life...Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller United States is slashing through was based on an advertising bill (Continued On Page Seven) (A*) — -A barge ferrying the first a contract with Boeing Airpiane calls NiMV'ial session of state leg the red tape that binds dealings incurred by the Cuban Tourist .Saturn ro«‘ket b«»08ter got caught Co. islature for next Monday to take with Cuba to preparation for the Con\mi-‘>sion. on a mud flat in tlie Intercoast Its scheduled speed was not re emergency action that could tem return of a h.ijacked Eastern Air In the U.S. note, to Cuba, re al Waterway tcwlay but was Slated for November vealed, but a third hydrofoil-type porarily piece New York City’s lines planJ. leased here Saturday, the United Draft Total quickly freed and continued its boat, produced for the U. S. Mari scandal-ridden school system in In an agreement between the States said its policy is "where journey to Cape Canaveral. time Service by Grumman Aircraft state's hands. .Rain .soothes forest two countries, the United States property of a foreign government Three tugs pulled the barge, the fire which ha.s burned estim ated wUj release a Cuban ^latrol boat Compromise, loose after it ran By GARVEN HUDGINS S'promplly adjourned the coiirt. Engineering Corp. and noa.ssengeni, com As the Judges retired to begin uled to head for their.Jionie3 to Joseph W. Reap, a State De Service, today advised Gover concluded the historic trial after Grumman-Navy craft. give” 'some 80 Cuban officers anti- morrow. This means a speed-up in pany officials said. Most of the 713 days with the announcement considering their verdict, Eich partment press officer, said last nor Dempsey th a t 220 men will inJimHi suffered minor brulsee Hydrofoil boats ride on wing- guerrilla and artillery training at clearing an Eastern Airlines crew night he knew of no change in the be inducted in the state during that judgment and sentence will mann was led from the glass Nanking, To Tao News Agency re but six or seven were in serious prisoner's dock where he has sat llke foils that lift their hulls above for travel to Havana. Normally, arrangem ent to turn the ves.sel Septem ber. comlition. Company officials said be handed down in November. ports from Taipei, Formosa, which an American, has to follow an in Eichmann's West (Jerman de at all sessions since the first one water turbulence, allowing the over to Cuban technicians and sea The stepped-up call (or a train which had stoppeer and radio by Bernard I; to stop the proceedings against fense attorney challenged the delivery in Jan u ary 1963; Initial Senate that Vice President Lyn vertising firm, ha.s been seizing not a swap.” The official U.S. posi tore down after a brief scuffle. Salumu, an extremist Gizenga ' the accused, to close his file and authority of the special ,3-judge tests will be performed In Long don B. Johnson is making "a great Cuban property wherever he found tion Is th a t the S'VS Is being re- ’Two thousand ct)eering left- aide. He denounced both tn* to Judge him no more." contribution" to Kennedy adminis It In Florida, to satisfy a $429,000 "Belgian manaee” and tiw lAOdau thanked Servatlus and (Continued on Page Xwo) (Continued on Page Four) tration judgment he>woh in prosecution of (Oodttntted m Fage Nine) (Oonttained eo P age 8U). fanl gewkemeet. ' - ' "jirt-

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MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14,'1961 FACE THREE

least,, to see how the Met has "Hal Boyle' Danny Monahan, Howard' Jenaen, fallen. Bolton Carol Barrett, Steve Sherman, Senior S c o u t s Help Swiss Coluinhia For extunple, 1 translate in part Brendan Willlanis, Mary Clscon, from an article in. the June issue of Sheiiiw^d oil Bridge Mary Murphy, Kiistee Nichols, "Opem-Wclt" outstanding Germah Inherited Money OPEN SAT. 10 to 0 Diane Lelncr, Scott Chandler, Celebrate Independence Day Bowmen Host opera periodical, commentlrtg on Early Replies Julie Sheridan, Eddy Oiurllla, i “ THE WAY the proposed ney home of the Met CPBNTOfllGHTTlUO in Lincoln Square: "It is sincerely North dealer Ellen Converse, Debbie Negro, Proves Costly DON'T BJEVEAL N Both sides vulnerable Andrea Matthews, Philip Pe^n, Manchester's Senior Girl Scouts* bright and early, we were off for Skip Palmer^ jto be hoped that the Met ^vlli be ATj. t h e f a c t s To Charg es a day in the .snows of the great- impelled to greater things in Us NORTH Carl Preiws. Tommy Newman, ofl-Troop 1, who spent the Fourth I HEARD IT” By Alfred Shebiwold A Glen Jensen, Robert Miner, David 1 e.st of the Swlsa Alps. Highlights new house, and that the public will, pleased,” said my friend. "Then I It's a poor Wea to draw an 4 -$<4 'S< i •' of July aboard ship on the Atlan in consequence, bring to it a great New York (/P) — I t you haveh’t A ^ J 10 3 By Krzesicki Jensen, Wendell Bitner, and Greg of the trip included a splendid V.S. Champ LADIES! got suspicious. ‘Sign nothing,' I cutbAb blueprint of tho hand for O Q 10 < c tic, enjoyed a fireworks display view above the clouds, a dog sled by John Gruber er Interest than has lately been inherited any money lately, count Hoffman. Now*, the ttm* to iitett yonr yourself lucky. told my wife. ‘'We'll hire our own your opponents. Leave them some ♦ Q 10 9 5 and celebrated Swiss Independence ride, and the singing of 'She's a the case." Jack Early, a member of the "Progs" who will receive cer Columbia I.Ake Bowmen were | fall Mwliig. Our .tock of daric The same periodical hlso com You may be better off. lawyer.’ room for doubt. . WEST EAST tificates are Nora Shea, Jacqueline Day recently in Switzerland. Grand Old Plkg’ under a model ‘‘My initial feeling of gratitude South won the first trick with A 2 4 6 4 Democratic committee elected at Dolores York and Ann Louise of the United States flag, carved hosts to Skip Palmer of Dans- 1 cottons, woolens, McCall .pat mented ,on Bing's "recurring re Most of us tend to think the Treschuk, Lynn Korikowakl, Mar vine, N.Y., yesterday when more frain that.vw-ithout imoney he can other way. Few of lis shrink in had been Immediately replaced by the ace of dlitmonds, drew trumps V 7 4 t;? q 9 6 the party caucus to help elect can Jeffries combined efforts to send in a Cavern of ice, 11.3.33 feet tern* and sowing accessotiM with the ace and queen, and then 0976432 OK It s tha Young, Denise Morra, Jeanne the following report of the group's above sea level.) than 160 people gathered at the 1 only make a littie music.” Phoocy! horror from the prosepet of being one of doubt and mistrust. I sus didates ehdsen at the caucus, Is- ■yVebb, Bill Behrman, Holly Gor club’s 28-target field artjhery ] are yours at IX)W MILL A month ago I called your at-*23, and would have closed in early pected a plot, a conspiracy to led the five of clubs from dummy. AA862 AK743 activities' in Wildcrsudl, Switzer "Finding our hotel a vacation Locally Frank Pandolfi does just enriched by the passing of a dis Bued a statement Sunday night re ton, Kathy Sheridan, Mike Leiner, course on Hunt Road for the. first SPECIAL! tenllon to the fact that Rudolph April for a total of about 26 weeks. cheat my wife or her rightful due. It all seemed "ftormal, but Soiith SOUTH land: spot for other Girl Guides, we join PRICUS! as weil on an even more limited tant relative or, for that matter, AKJ10 9B7SS Kathy Shea, Walter Treschuk, srheduled field archery tourna- Custom Bing had not settled his disputes Using these figures, the added budget. • "My whole nature had changed had already told too much of his futing statements made by Vin "High up. high on the mountain, ed together with troops from a total stranger. r t? 8 3 2 Alana Tomlinson, Barbara Fish, we'll go to our chalet" ment, . | costs would have been under Just in rase you . think that this It is a-hearthwarniing hope to at the mere possibility of inherit story. cent Krzesicki, chairman of the Carol Laneri, Christine Maxwell. Scotland and England for a 'jolly Made with the unions involved in the $200,000, or something ufiich ing money. Since West had discarded a dia O A • "TTiis wa.s our chant amid a good' evening of singing and get- . p With three Connecticut archers, j German publication might be us all that somewhere, somehow, town committee, Martin Lynch, Mark Mulka, John who holds the National j Slipcovers production of operas, and last seems a more manageable figure. "I hired a lawyer and sent him mond on the second round of A J heavy downpour of rain as we tinp acquainted, enjoyed by the r “ biased toward everything mu.sical someone was mentioned us favor North East South Wait Krzesicki claimed that some Murphy, John Leiner, Tom Giglio, week the hassle reached the front A little error of half a million in .with the label "Made in USA," I out West to investigate the situ trumps. East knew that South had hiked up toward the international other giie.sts of the hotel as well ! Champion.ship in field archery and ably — and remembered us finan ation. Each night I tossed slMp- eight sure trump tricks. The ace 1 Pass 1 A Pass committee members had taken Patty Massolini. Colleen Robbins, home of girl scouts located in the Iho ffirls ' ' ^ demonstration of bow and Ptlgirtm JRilliif pages, with a ban^. involving Mr. Bing's apparent arithmetic! quote from the .same Issue (in 2 ty Pass 4 A Pass Milton Jensen. Linda Fish, Larry . . ■ ' „ .arrow shooting over a 14-target [ Draperies at everybody up to and''including the cially — in, his will, and that in less in my bed, wondering how of diamonds had already ap part in a primary in 1959. Early heart of the lofty Alps at Adelbo- CHENEY HALL The Met seats over 3,000 and tran.slalion, of course) regarding 5 A Pa” 6 A All Pass said, "If Krzesicki is referring to Piano, Dick Behrman, Denise Hills, V August l-«t. Uie Swisa flags rose course. I White' House. Hartford's G 1 a n n a d'Angelo: the fullness of time the money wealthy we'd be. I grew grreedler peared, and the ace-king of hearts den, Switzerland, July 29tli. Low Mill Hartford Rd., Slanchesfer usually la sold out for every per will drop from the sky like a ripe were In the dummy. It was there Opening lead — 0 4 the 1959 election when a group Donald Sobol, Andy Leiner and \ Engaged I- ini celebration the Swiss Inde- i Palmer said the ffical course, I have never been an ardent ad formance. With six performances "What Js needed above all {for and greedier and greedier. "Our assistant leader. Mrs. Tip pendence Day ■ The day was filled ■ iîcj j,y j),g bowmen last win- Prices! Open Dally Noon to 9 mirer of Rudolph Bing, so what this type of opera), is .soloists of plum. Even orphans, gypsies and fore clear that South had eleven of Democrats supported Independ Marion Lodi. | The engagement of Missibath- Mortimer, managed to survive the a week an average of about 18.000 bowery bums cling fondly to this "I became'^ suspicious of pan East to ruff out the king. Dum ent candidates for the Board of with excitement for u.s ss the|)p,- |„ worst of weather, is I have to .say may seem unduly the stature which the visiting com handlers in the street who asked tricks outside of clUbs. ' TJe.sta'for the intermediate group erine Fay of Manchester tojjames sternuous hike only with the aid people sec its moth-eaten decor hope. my’s ten of clubs is then good Education he apparently his lost streets were thronged with chil- one of the fine.st he has seen in' harsh. Ncverthcle.ss, 1 feel he has pany brought to Stuttgart; fore for a quarter, or friends at the of East could lose nothing by put werb passed by Marcia Williams, Baker of Rockville is announced of pushes from several of the dren. dancing and singing in their bjj; travels over the nation. between. Sundays; An average We all have the idea, too, that ting up the king of clubs. South for declarer’s twelfth trick. his memory. Dr. Alexander Plante, Margo Matthews, James Preu.ss, been less than frank in his pub raise of less than 50 cents per most being the young, extremely fice who wanted to borrow a cou by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John heartier memher.s of the troop, j j-jative costume!?. lished .statements as reported by an unexpected Inheritance would (xiuldn’t have the ace of clubs— East played the king of clubs the one person on the town com Ann Gauthier. Judy Lodi, Dwane When we finally arrived at the Shooting with him were Vincent .seat would cover the $7,600 raise attractive Glanna d'Angelo, whose ple of bucks for lunch money. "In the evening there were Kacergius, state field archery the news services. i phenomenal accuracy excited one in some rriysterious way solve all or he'd have claimed his twelve to prevent South from having this mittee who actively supported the LeBlanc, John Gorton, Jehnifer Fay, 404 Wethcrell St., Manches chalet, we were gi’eeted by Girl which was asked. Had they somehow heard P f my kind of ruffing play. Give East a independent candidates, resigned pararie.s and firework.s. We found champion, who Is a member of the. To quotfe an AP dispatch, "An I to raptures.” our problems and cure our pres w'ife's Inheritance? Were they try tricks and gone on to the next Maxwell. Jeffrey Maxwell, Janet ter. Guides from seven different coun Perhaps you'll cr>’ that the scats medal for his fine play, but give from the town committee because firewoiks a Very welcome sight ^ Algonquin Club of Waterbury; Ar OF MANCHESTER official statement from the Met Thero'.s more to the review but ent defects of character. ing to muscle in on our wrindfall hand. Pepin, Denise Sheridan. Phillip Her fiance is the son of Mr. and tries of the world who conducted FLETCHER GLASS GO. are already too high. They aren't. Yes, it would enable us to be Waite for Heart South a black mark for revealing he was not willing to support since we had mis.sed our own na thur Hall, Columbia I.Ake Bow Mitchell said the demands would have add it doesn't belong in this article. before we even got to count it our Dooley Jr., Gail Cheasey, Frank Mrs. Peter Baker, 8 N. Park SI., us on a gpiided tour. After lunch tional releliration on .hily 4th. ed $7b0,000 to the Met's prospec Back in tlie depths of the depres come patrons of the arts and sci Bast won with the king of clubs too much information to East. Agnes Kreyslg as a candidate for Gorton, Noreen Nichols and Tom ing and singing with the guides, we men, and Max Wanat of Nip- 9-7879 selves ? Daily Question the board of education. It would Rockville. Some of the more enthusiastic muck Bowmen of Tolland. 188 WEST MIDDLE TLRNPHiE tive deficit ..." This is sup sion the top was $7.50 per seat, ences, and give us the leisure to "I tell you I was a greedy, and led the king of diamonds to Sharpley. hiked to Adelboden where we spent when a dollar bought over twice Escapee Returns make South ruff. Then East sat Partner deals and bids one seem that present members of the The bride-elect, a 1959 grad the remainder of the afternoon members of the troop. Bobbie There were 149 archers regis posedly the result of a weekly pursue learning for its own sweet grasping physical wreck when our Qualifj'ing as "Swimmer.s'' are uate of Manchester High School, Johns, Fran Nylin, and Karen i CORNER DURANT ST. raise of about $75 per man. A lit as much as it does today, and back and waited lor his heart heart. The next player doublee town committep who are chal Mary-Jo Nichol.s, Emily Leiner. shopping for cuckoo clocks and tered for the competition yester sake and dedicate ourselves to lawyer finally returned after the is employed by Connecticut Mu Churila, purcha.sed their own fire day. Columbia Lake Bowmen were tle simple arithmetic would seem was considerably more than twice Groton. Aug. 14 (flh—A Rhode trick. Eventually he got It. ' (for takeout), and you hold: lenging the caucus nominations Star Cthaplin, Jim Sharpley, Eiise music boxes which seemed a must Island teen-ager walked into State the service of manljind. We would estate was settled.” tual Life Insurance Co., Hartford. works and. standing on a balcony not eligible for awards, with the LARGER QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! to be in order. as hard to get. Yet, they had sell automatically become nobler, South made his mistake when Spades—2; Hearts—7 4; Diamondi ought to have the same decency. Matthews, David Norris, Beth Gor for all of us. Returning to our ho outs all the time with that tariff, Police headquarters and admitted.' "How much did you get?” he drew the second round of —9 7 6 4 3 2; Clubs—A 8 6 2. What Let us go further—this same Vin Mr. Baker, a Rockville High tel early in the evening, we strolled ■set forth their own display. exception of those in the junior PLENTY OF FRONT A.ND REAR PARKING There are considerably leas than kinder, more generous and open- "Well, after paying off our law ton. Jay Ijoer.sch, Barbara Mur "Thus, our wonderful holiday in ! class. 100 musicians in the Mel's or and under those circumstances. troopers said, .that he had escaped trumps. After winning the first do you say? cent Krzesicki presided at a hear School graduate, is employed by about getting acquainted with our from a jail w-here he had been held hearted. yer." my friend replied, "my wife phy. Dawn Ladd. Paul D'ltalia, Switzerland ended with a bang. | Kacergius tool: the high scoring | chestra. but even calling it 100, Offhand I would say that a $15 trick with the ace of diamonds he Answer: Pass. Don't run before ing which attempted to take away Jean Pesce, Paul Kozikowski, An Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, East new surroundings in Wiltlerswil. in a charge of stealing a truck. But would we, now’, really? and I found we were out exactly should lead a trump to dummy’s you're hurt. A bid of two dia Hartford. " The mountains are slowly fading award for men in the meet, shoot- 1 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED the proposed raise would have top would be in order today in Actually, inherited money Is party membership from the Demo thony Sobol, George Hutchin.son, "Zoom! It's William Tells ar State Trooper William Bairows $137.42. ace and return the low club at monds should show a far better crats who supported independent The wedding will take place behind us, their mighty aummite | Ing 431. Bette Rondinone of Hard- cost $7,500 per week, and to add stead of $10 as it stands. Opera just as likely to ruin as to en Ray WaiTen. Bruce Chandler. Wil row, and we actually saw it. Sun- said the youth. 'William F. Neron- "But I learned a good lesson: once. suit than six headed by the nine- candidates against Agnes Kreysig. Dec. 2 at the Church of the As- dav afternoon, we weaved through conquered and we now turn to: ware City Bowmen, high scorer GLASS FURNITURE TOPS $750,000 to the deficit, would re has always been expensive, but hance the character of its reci Beware the possibility of inherit liam Robbins and Burr Tomlin.son. there have always been those who tia, 17, Kingston. R. I., turned The difference is that East spot. "The reasoning that Krzesicki The advanced .swimmers and ! 8»mption in Manchester, the meadow on the path to Inter meet the call of the fields and for- for women during the day, shot quire a hundred weeks. There were himself in yesterday and was pient. ing money. It not only can destroy For Sheinwold's 36-page book est.s of Germany," 338, 52 weeks in a year, the last time could afford it. doesn’t know that South has an uses as a defense for not resigning junior lifesaving tests were com -' laken where we .saw Schiller's play, MIRRORS (Firef^lace and Door) charged with motor vehicle theft. Let me cite the terryfying ex your character—it also can cost eight-card trump suit. Unless East let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Lpcal archers, but members of 1 I lookefl. and I'm sure The Herald Actually, the musicians at the as chairman of the Democratic pleted by Steve Nichol.s, Norman 1 dren attending. Each family is ■William Tell,' produced by the na As reported by police, Neronita perience of a friend of mine whose you dough!” is a very thoughtful player, he send 60c to Bridge Book, Man town committee cle^F'l.v demon tives in its natural setting, the Nipmuck Bowmen, who were; PICTURE FRAMING (aH types) would h&vc had quite a story Met work very hard, much harder said he took his boss' truck in wife received a letter from a law So the next time anyone tells chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, Nichols. Dougla.s (^landler and asked to bring a salad or other among the 16 award winners were ; about it, if Somebody managed to will play a low club. strates. Early said, he and his "A.s the play began, we were than those in our leading sym Narragansett, R. li Saturday and yer notifying her she had inherit you you've Inherited a million dol West will have to win with the Grand Central Sta., N.'Y. 17, N.Y. Susan Dooley, item of food. Those planning to at Public Records Mrs. Evel.vn Cafferella, who look | sneak in 48 more. phony orchestras. Not only do they State N ew s lieutenants are incapable of pro Heads Pienie Delegation tend are asked to call Mrs. Jones mostS t impressedimpre.' by the procession W IN DO W and PLATE GLASS was apprehended by authorities In ed a small bequest from a relative. lars, back away fas^. ace of clubs, and South can later (Copyright 1961, General Featuree viding leadership and capable only of cattle raltle XAnd goats de.scending first place in the women’a 225 di- i Actually, the Met is closed a have to perform operas lasting 3 Wakefield. Returned to Narragan The letter contained a form for It could ruin your whole life! i Mrs. R. Kneeland Jones Sr. is in to tell her how many will come lead the queen of clubs through Corp.) oi bringing shame tj) our party. from the surrounding hills. The <)ultrlalni Deed vision and Harry Cafrella. her .son, 1 goodly portion of the year so we to 6 hours AS contrasted against sett, he was put in an imlockcd her to sign. Earn your own living and stay charge o f ., anangements to be from each family and what type CONTRACTORS: WE H.VVE IN STOCK symphony concerts lasting about Commenting on what he termed . Bolton Democrats plan- dialogue was given m CJcrman and j {;.,„dino to John J. and who shot 301 to make first place 1 can't even count 52 weeks in fig cell, which he later fled, and came "At first I was tremendously normal. . Roundup of food will be brought. in the Intermediate division. ' uring the costs. Hie present sea 2 hours, but they have to rehearse to Connecticut in the truck. death by Robert'e mother, who had Krze.sjckis ' ndiculou.s remarks ' j uSaUebri the Tolland County we all found the Englisli Pdide ... property off MEDICINE CAEINETS and SHOWER DOORS when they are not performing in Tide, Winds, published in a S u n d a y paper, j Democratic As.sociation annual Public Records books mo.st helpful. | Clinton .'-t. Tanni Hall took second prize in ; son was to have opened on Oct. Nerontia, police said, went to a asked him not to tell her son until The following public records tlie junior girl division and Mark public, during the day. (Continued from Page One) '' that the primary held ; 2 0 at the Maple Grove "Linda Johnson and Ann Ixniise Trade Name OPE-N SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS restaurant and asked a waitress to he went off duty. have been filed with Town Clerk Hall, third, in the junior boys di This makes long hours, and builds Summation hy Defense The mother’s telephone call was Weather ln_1960, _not in 1959, was reques-| ci„b, Franklin .St,. Rockville. Chil- Jcffrie.s were given the opportun Reginald H. Man.seau, now do ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN direct him to the nearest police ted by five. Democrats to secure David Toomey. certificate of dis vision. up overtime at a fast clip. Mr. station. Then he turned himself in the city of New Haven, is open made at 3:30 p.m. Robert Swam dren will be admitted free to the ity to see Switzerland first hand ing biusincsa as Crossroads Real nirtnbership on the town commit tribution from the estate of through the eyes of two natUe Estate Agency at 62 Niles Dr. Three novelty shoots were run FALSE TEETH Bing did not point this out, in his here. He was held in the State to fishing but closed to swimming. 50 feet at 4:30 p.m. to rescue the Windsor Locks, Aug. 14 — picnic, scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. off, and two of them had tied official aimouncement. Apparently man and girl gripped to each other tee. Among the Invited guests are Gov. Thomas W. Skinner to Albert N. boys. Walking miles through the That Loosen Jail at Montville. The U. S. Weather Bureau today Skinner, property on Rt. 44; quit Building Permits winners calling for a shoot-off. It he expected the public to be on his In the water. "Two of the people, Chailes Jolin Dempsey, Secretary of State ncarbv countryside, they saw a Leonard Sign Co. of Hartford Ruling on Eichmann 2 Escapees Caught issued the following marine w e a ^ Lathrop and Mrs. Mary Morgan, claim deed from Alfred L. Elwin took Ihrep tries to break the tie Need Not Emb'orross side and too lazy to do any think 6 FROM STATE INJURED Taken to Charlotte Hungerford cr package for Connecticut area: Mrs. Ella Grasso. Mayor Leo side of Switzerland .seldom seen for Fairway Dept, Store, erection ing or arithmetic. Harwinton. Aug. 14 (A>)—Two Hospital in Torrington after arti were seeking re-election to the i to Marilyn Wadsworth, properly by the tourist. But the feel of in one. Joyce Herrick and Tom iU n j wearers of ftlse teeth hare Philadelphia, Aug. 14 (/P>—Mr. Tides will be high along the Con Flaherty of Rockville, State Reps. of a .sign on building at 70.’) E. ; Ambrose were winners In the nov Actually, the Met has fallen con escapees from a West 'Virginia ficial respiration at the crowded committee. How can a person seek Raymond Spielman and Gerald Al on Walrous Rd,; Quitclaim deed American girl scouts did not prove .Middle Tpke.. $400. At Stop & Shop you get Top Value Stamps! suffered real embsrrsssment because and Mrs Gerard Nolan, Devon, necticut shore between 12:30 p.m. ing re-election to a committee re- elty shoots for which ceramic their plate dropped, ellpped or wob siderably during his tenure of of Conn., and their four children are State Prison road gang are under beach, Corey was examined and and 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Low tide len of Vernon; State Reps. Mildred from Marilyn Wad.sworlh to Al- capable of with.standing the pa( c I.,conard Sign Co. for World bled st.fust the wrong time. Oo not slgrn the membership? The issue.s I awards were made and donated fice. I am not alone in this be recuperating from cuts and bruises Slated for November arrest on charges of car theft. immediately discharged. at Old Saybrook is at 7 p.m. today Hiltgen and Stephen Loyzim of fred L. Elwin property on Wat set hy their Swiss friends. Each Green Stamps, erection of sign lira In fear of this happening to you. Taken into custody yesterday are completely different. Krze.sicki las prizes by Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Just sprinkle a little FA8TEETH, lief : he gets gratuitous digs. from The unidentified girl did not re and 7:30 a.m. tomorrow. Sunset Coventry and State Rep.s. Reno rous Rd. night found them .soaking their ; „„ b„,irting at 709 E. Middle Tpke., suffered Saturday when they were aiter a routine check by State and his followers are seeking to de I erl Carlisle of Erdoni Rd., meni- the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on everywhere, by those who . really hit by a truck at a downtown in quire treatment. today is at 7:52 p.m. Sunrise to Calchera and Benito Muzio of calloused feet. your platec. Hold falae teeth more Police were Jack D. Belch, 21, Box feat cauciLs-elected candidates for Manchester Evening Herald Bol- I bers of the local club and new know opera, and my remarks are tersection. Nolan, 38. was attend (Continued from Page One) against Jews, Poles, Gypsies and morrow at 6 a.m. Stafford Springs. "Poor Tip spent the nights .Merle A, Norton, to build a gar • residents here. "™ iy. ao they feel more comfort 86, Epperiy, W.Va., and Joseph town offices while at the same time ' ton correspondent, Grace .McDer- clutching her bed clothes while able. Does not sour. Checks "piste mild, compared to some I , have ing a convention of World War II others in Nazi-occupied areas. Jewel Box Stolen Boating weather for Long Island Courtney C. Tucker of Hebron age at .52 O’Leary Dr., $1,300. •Mrs. Arthur Hall, secretary of odor breath". Get FASTEETH at tribunal to try Eichmann for A. Kirby, 23, Route 1, Palmyra, supposedly acting a.s a town com ' mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. fre.sh. mountain air poured forlli heard. It it regretable, to say the Subniarine Veterans here. Servatius challenged the author Waterbury, Aug. 14 (>P)—The Sound to Montauk Point and Block Rd. won six firsts and nine second Joseph Hahn, to build a tool the (Columbia Iâkc Bowmen said drug counters eyerywhere. crimes against the Jewish nation. Pa. They were also charged with mittee who are morally bound to awards for bus entries in the 36th through the open windows. Her shed at 395 Highland St., $.5 0 , ity of the Israeli court to pass being fugitives from justice. theft of an oriental jewel box, de Island: ■ serve the interest of the entire ithat the tournament was rated as scribed by the owner as "price Northwest wind.s about 10 knots Anual Gladioli Exhibit of the Conn. fresh-air loving roommate. Emily "Since Israel did not exist as a judgment on these act.s. party. In fact, they are ii.sing Newcomer Makes It Smith, immediately opens all win I "mo.st successful" by officials of to p hop Trooper Richard Day stopped S ‘S Gladioli Society held in coopera- nation at the time of Eichmann’s Servatius claimed the Nazi de less,” was reported to police to becoming variable tonight and party mo'ney to defeat the will of K)v oil to Solo I the club and that the weather was them on Orchard Hill Road for a Tuesday with velocities less than ; tion with the Western Massachii- ! . _ dows and doors upon her entry in perfect for the day. activities, there could have been portation of Poles was an "ex day. the caucus.” a new hotel. Tip was later over change of population designed to routine check. Neither had a li Peter Trier told police the jewel 10 knots. Visibility 5 mileStif more. I setts Gladioli Society at the Uni- 1 New T ork t.T: A Broadway SUPER MARKETS no crime against the Jewish na cense or registration. Referring to Krze.sicki's claim I versity of Connecticut. 1 newcomer. John Newton, has been heard to sav that .she thouglit she i Ne< York i/Pi Tom Ewell, a bring German peoples to German- box, plus jewelry and other items Fair weather through Tuesday. that the town committee could do Manchester Evening Herald C'o- While the officer was question I Visitors to the exhibit noticed picked to portray a theatrical pro-| was going to be blown out the , leading performer in stage and tion," Servatius declared. occupied areas.” valued at $1,669, was taken from Marine observations; what It wanted to with party funds liiinhla eorrespondent Mr*. Donald MORIARTY BROTHERS ing them, they suddenly started his home on Maybrook Road here Block Island — Temperature 56, that the miniature varieties of diieer in "High Kidelitv." a sehed-! window. But the air did not seem screen comedy. Is at work on a As Eichmann had throughout hi.s Servatius cited Israel’s own ex or “donate it to a charitable in- tiled October arrival on the White ; to hamper Tip's bridge game. She .solo'entertainment based on Amor-| Tullle, telephone ACademy 8-3433. perience with relocating Arab the car, but they lost control of during the weekend, while he was wind north-northwest. 3 knots. gladioli, which are being used more I own; testimony, Servatius claimed the vehicle and skidded into a Btitution.” Early .said "it U not by florists, were much more in Way. is fast improving and should | ican hurtior of the past half ren- the 3 defendant's only duty in the refugee populations and the oc away. New Haven — Temperature 56, of the utmost importance at this ditch, police said. They said the Det. Salvatore Lovallo said Trier wind north 4 knots. evidence at this year's show than I Producer Lvnn Loesser .selected prove an asset to her club on her 1 tury. Mo Premiums Nazi holocaust was to "oversee cupation of Al.'ace Lorraine by the time to be concerned with the use ’ him on the recommendation of rettirn. In her last match she beat Robert Beni liley, .Tames Thur- ' ------Special for Monday^ French after World War I as ex pair escaped from the West Vir told him he purchased the antique ever before. and supervise the smooth func ginia Prison Aug. 7. of party funds by some members of GOP to Meet I Jack Ragotz.v, wlio is to direct the the opponents by almo.st 2000 her, Mark Twain and Ring Lard- The U.S. government doe.s not tioning of transport," the deporta amples of forcible transfer of rosewood Jewelry box in the the town committee and their The Republican Town Commit- , come er extra. judgment that named Adolf Hitler few minutes after lifeguard Robert who found him weakened by a 'Reichert. Margaret Ann Gnina'ae, as the man who ordered the physi to emigrate. He acted in the face Turnblom rescued a drowning man meager diet and covered with in Sarah Young and Pat Robbins. of serious opposition from other Potterton's KELVINATOR cal destruptlon of the Jews. and girl from the waters of Mount sect bites. Boutin, who fled a farm "Pollywogs” who passed the re ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church "There is nothing to prove that authorities,” Servatius said. Tom Pond Sunday, he learned that detail July 26, was serving a 3- quired tests are Delibie Gauthier, Hitler assigned the job of exter h'.s own father had died. month sentence for being drunk mination to Eichmann," Servatius The 18-year-old youth had just and disorderly and damaging pub 17 CU. FT. claimed. Dates Set to Open pulled Robert Edward Corey, 30, lic property. i 50 EXTRAS!;;. STAMPS flecalling that .Eichmann was a Bridgewater, and. an unidentified t wktn yon buy a pound pookaet of M doîartment head but not a chief Bids on Chassis girl from 20 feet of water. of police or chief of a Gestapo Making his report to Ranger bureau, Servatius declared that he 'William Doiigal, he learned that Have more : Our Best, Stop t Shop could not issue orders for ex Bids will be opened Aug. 22 at his own father had died an hour MANSFIELD termination. II a.m. at the Municipal Building before the rescue. OVER 100 NEW CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! Dougal had been Informed of the ilUMANTIC.CT:)//y4 CHEST FREEZER 4 "The heads of state qrdered this for proposed purchase of two 1961 i Pranlfliii Sliced Bacon to be carried out—and they are truck chassis knd cabs for the ALL IN COLOR! family fun * ONLY likely to do so again,” Servatius highway division of the public Top Prices Paid ' noted glumly. "Oidget Goe4 I Glen Ford -I ^195 Down Presiding Justice Moshe Landau works department. EAST Hawaiian” | "Cry Happy” UP TO 86 MONTHS TO PAY Intervened to remark: "I'm afraid Alternate bids will be sought for. in '61 U,S. N o .h ^ o n g Island FOR CLEAN USED CARS you are too pessimistic, if I un- purchase of two chassis and cabs LOW BANK RATES "NAKED EDGE” ^..wfth an HFC Traveloan. This year, have dcr.stand' your last, words cdrrect- only and also for purchase includ Wed. "Last Time Archie” ly.” ing mounting on town-owned dump CHILDREN 35c the time..of your lives with enough cash to cover "I hope you are right, your hon bodies. Both bids provide for a or," Servatius replied. trade-in allowance for two 1954 travel, nootds antd hotels, sightseeing, dinrng— Look 'Em Servatius repeated his earlier chassis and cabs. to do all the things you’ve wanted to dp for a Potcitaes JEEPS challenge to the 1950 Israeli law Bids will be opened tomorrow at long time. You'll travel carefree, knowing that you under which Eichmann Is being 11 a.m. for a 1961 truck chassis have enough money tried. and cab including mounting on a Cmth MONTHlY PAVNlINTSCI4fDUll Pound We have in stock a few used Over "The accused is charged with town-owned dump body and com Altte i .. and that your X IS 12 6 m t^rmh Perma Ssrmti Safmit bag *FKERY TO HONG KONG*' 4-wheel drive Jeeps. Some war crimes." Servatius said, "but plete snowplow Installation using With Cttrt JorRens loan is with folks ypu with cabs and plows. Todayf the Isaeli law under which the a town-owned plow for use by the Feator« trust: HFC. Drop in or $ 6.72 $ 7.27 $10.05 $18.46 charge is made is retroactive and cemetery division of the Public Itt Tonite 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 FREE DELIVERY therefore ''the charge must be re Works department. The proposal phone for courteous, 19.25 20.91 29.27 .54.48 jected oh legal grounds." Includes trade-in of a 1946 (Chev reliable assistance. 30.8.3 .33.61 47.55 89.47 Servatius disputed the. prosecu rolet chassis and cab. Tonight! All Passes Suspended for This Limited Engagement .36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 tion contention that the Nazi or “ BEN HUR" Pries—ADULTS $1.25—CHILDREN FREE Lift intumnet at Tkt sekedmh obow s» hted om fnm pt mewlUr ganizations to which Eichmann be rspmyusesitt and imrimdeT setts. Hossmkald's tkorgt CLIP THIS COUPON “BEN HUR” starts at 8:45— Cartoon 8:80—Box Office Open 7:15 fTOtip f t e H available . •» No. 481 longed — the Ge.stapo and the mmd 2% fm msottk am Usot fm i of tke boUsuM on att loant •" OPEN black-uniformed SS (Elite Guard) HELD OVER 11 ACADEMY AWARDS l•tetllrfteg"BEST PICTURE”! 9/ 1 % p w wooth am tk o t p o r t o f Ah. bmUmm were criminal. Over li.eoe Penpie In im o f SffX) to $ 6 0 0 . _ 100 FREE Value STAMPS » MORIARTY BROTHERS '• Servatius claimed that no group let S Dny. Knjr MBTBO.COLDWYN-MAYKtl or organization could be prosecuted It'« Hslnrlone DAILY ^ with tho purehaso of collectively. He rejected the last Walt Dlinry'n lOUSEHOLD FINANCE three counts in the indictment ‘Tins PARENT TRAP’ '5 g *5 or more at your Stop & Shop Fine 9 to 3 Lincoln — Continental Mercury — Comet — English Ford — Willys Jeep against Eichmann.l which charge ynlid thru Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1961 that he was a member of a crimi ■SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST* MANCHifnR SHOPrinO PARKAM fRIENDLY APPLIANCE and FURNITURE STORE 301.315 CENTER ST^ MANCHESTER Ml 3-5135 OPEN EVENINGS nal, allegal organization. :j. SATURDAY Servatius next took up counts Fester* let Tealte 382 Middle Turnpike West TILL 6 P.M. e.i™s,«,:»,i M M S g through 13, referring to acts''al- 8:06 6:20-10:20 2nd Floor— Mitchell 3-2738 legedly committed outside Ger Wed.: “By Love Posaseesd” 1H[ BtSI AHIAI) Of THE RISE WTARTS WEDNESDAVt Surprise Hit '‘NEVER ON SUNDAY” 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, N ear M cKEE many. by the accused — acts

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COlW.. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 PAGE FIVE FOUR MANCriESTER EVENING HERALD, MaSiCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGllST 14, 1961 I Rockville-Veniion HEALTH CAPSULES Stratford Firm Eliasson-Morgan Flinn-King McKay-Kennedy by Mirharl A. PellL, MJ). NOW! TV-Radio Tonight ' II I I ■■ SHOUU) YOUR BUOOD PRESSURE Gets W ork on St. Mary’s Episcopal Church In Brooks Rejects SUN LIFE'S SECURITY Mies Ellen Mae Morgan of Hart The Baby Has BE 100 PLUS VOOR AGE 1 ford and Roger Carl Eliaseon of Manchester was the scene Satur Risley^s View Tlyiiig’ Boats FUND ENDOWMENT Buckland exchanged wedding vows day noon of the wedding of Miss Television PROVIDES . Saturday morning at the Bethel Barbara Jean Kennedy and Paul On Road Fund 6.00 Big 8 Theater (in progreaa) 7:80 Cheyenne 8. 10. 40 (Continued from Pafe One) LIFE INSURANCE Baptist Churclj In Hartford. Thoma^McKay Jr., both of Man- Been Named ••• Early Show Hn proirreeii) 10. 8u Theu Americana 22. The bride la the daughter of Mr. clie-ler. y Kirel Show tin progreaa) 22 To Tell The Truth ♦ Island Sound off Stratford. The PROTECTION TO AGE 65 Yogi Bear s! 8:00 Surfside Six and Mrs. Emftnuel P. Morgan, 80 The bride is the daughter of Mr. Abraham f Abner) Brooks. Dem Gnimman-Martlme service boat Nrwfj 8:30 Surfslda'Six AND RETURNS Kenyon St„ Hartford.' The biide- and Mrs. Stewart R. Kennedy, 86 ocratic candidate for a 6-year-term Salty BHne'n Shark Tales of Wells Fargo tests are also to be conducted in Flippy the Clown « TV Hour of Sura the sound. ALL BASIC ANNUAL groohi is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Autumn SI. The bridegroom is the KMcert, Briui Patrirk, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. RickoH, on the Vepnon Board of Finance, Panic f '00 Spike Jones Show The hydrooil - type boat nccd.s V * whiapeiing Smith . George S. Eliasson, 84 Buckland son of Mr. and Mr.». Paul Thomas 45 Vernon Ave.. Rockville. He w-aa bom Au^. 10 at Manchester denied yesterday that he endorsed 6:15 Redcue 6 10 PREMIUMS PAID Modern Digest 9:30 Ann Sothem Show stabilization equipment, such as St., Buckland. McKay Sr.. 17 White St. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. the Ideas of Republican First Se 6:35 VVeatlirr. News A Sports (Tonce.jitratlon (C) .. Hamilton Standard is producing PLUS ACCUMULATED James P. 'Henderson, 131 Charter Oak St. His paternal grand Two Faces West Adventure in Paradise 8. 40. Tile Rev. Frank Zagunis of I Tlie Rev. Roman Hiuding of St. lectman George Risley on the por 6:3U Pluh House Million Dollar Movie for the Grumman and Boeing- DIVIDENDS mother la Mrs. Dorothy RIckert, 59 North St. His maternal 10:00 (Menn Miller Time 3. Navy craft, to hold its hull at the Bethel Baptist Church performed I Mary’s Episcopal Church perform great-grandparents arc Mrs. Winifred Lennon. 154 Charter Oak tioning of road maintenance funds JOP Sports. Nnws. Weather The Barbara Stanwyck Show the ceremony before an altar ed the double ring ceremony be wap R*'hln Hooa required height above the water IF THE ASSURED Pt., aiid Patrick James Henderson. W. Center St. His paternal for Vernon and Rockville, Compass 22 *■ decorated with white gladioli. fore ai) altar decorated with while great-grandfather is the Rev. Myron French. 59 North St. He 6:45 UouR Edwards Adventures in Paradlss and control its pilch, roll and yaw. LIVES TO 65. ^ Given in marriage by her father, carnations and snapdragons. Brooks alos disagreed with Ris- Evening'Report 10:30 .Peter Gunn I, 40. It also will limit sideslipping to al- has a brother, Ronald James, 3; and a sister, Denise Marie. 17 ley's ideas of giving the town board ,Hunllev-Brlnklev Report The Third Man the bride wore a lace gown, styled James McKay, iinele of the biidc- months. HO. THIS IS AN OLD MVTH, Main Event Iqw the boat to make partially with long sleeves artd lace bodice I groom, was organist. - » P • • * of finance control over how the 10. Brenner banked turns in moderrftc seas At 65, >h« fundi can b«i money shall be distributed. rrfe BEST IF VQUR BLOOD 7.CMJ Alter Dinner Mo\it Rescue 8 forming a . princes.s waist, and I Esrorted by her father, the bride O'Brien, Jonathan Bradley, son of Mr and Mrs, Clinton E.- PRESSURE DOESNT GO UP AT Kews Barry Barents 11.00 Thr* Big News and flat turns in turbulent waters. • taken in cash . three Spanish lace tiers in front A committee eompo.sed of three . Deiitn Valley Days News. Sports A Waath^r j wore a silk organza piinccs. -slylc O'Brien Jr.. 98 Oakland, St He was bom Aug. 8 at Manchester ALL AS you GROW j 'NVws A Weather The rea.sons for the Navy’s great • wMcli draped into a chapel train gown, designed with an empire members from the Rockville City News 40 8. 8. 10. 12. 3t\ • used to purchoie a paid-up Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. •Council and the three Vernon se OLDER. 11:15 .ThcK Paar Show iC) \ 10. interest In hydrofoil ships rest on ■ policy for the original lum at the back. Her headpiece vva.s a I bodice, scoop neckline and abort .•f I Augnstus Haggerty, 181 Center St. His paternal grandparents Phil Stives Slrow o Feature 4n the teclinoiogical advance oCl Z.) . lectmen should decide the distribu American Odyssey ! Suspense Theater assured and the boianc* double veil and rhinestone tiara. j sleeves. The bodice and bouffant are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton O'Rrien, 98 Oakland St He has three C«p*ul«i giws h«tpfuf infonn»tion. Million E)oMar Movie modern submarines: The newest ; taken in cash'or as a She carried a bouquet of white and j skirl were embroidered with Swiss tion of funds, said Brooks, and not Father Knows Best ^2 11:20 Premiere brothers. Clinton III. 6. Darren, 5. and Fallon. 2: and three sis the board of finance. . , It ii net intended to be of • diasnoitic neturo. : W‘>rld’s Best Movies subs are already capable of mov guaranteed income. red i o."es. ' cry.stalr. ami a silk peau de soie ters, Marguerite, 7, Ann. 4. and Ellen. 3. 7 15 Kvenlng Report 40 11 25 New.s—Sign Off ing faster underwater than our ■ ^ • • * • * As for Ri.sley's claim Wednesday Film 22 n-3(* rack Paar Shew (C) • used to provide on annuity. Mi.ss Karin Gesswin of Bristol j bow accented the back of the skirl, that Brooks supported the idea of St>ori8 Camera SO 1 00 New.s A Praver fastest destroyers. Anti-.suhmarine . wa.s me id of honor. She wore a whieli extended in’.o a chapel GoUiberg. Caren Beds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E experts say. however, tliat the sur- ^ • left on deposit of o yellow gown, styled with a- scoop train. Her small matching crown, giving one third of the road mainte SEE sA rrR D A Y ’S rv WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTING 1 Gothberg. Shoddy Mill Rd , Andover. She was bom Aug, 9 at nance money to Rock\'1I1e tnd two Weekend Deaths face vessel needs a two-to-one guaranteed rate of Interest, neckline and bouffant scalloped trimmed with Swiss ery.Htalsj- Manchester Merriorlal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are thirds to Vernon, on the basis of -peed advantage over the sub to be skirt. She carried a cascade bou held in place a bouffant veil of sillc Mr. and Mrs. Ru.ssell Wa-shbume. Windsor. VI Her paternal the number of miles in the respec i By THE ASSOCIATEO PRESS truly effective on iUs mi.ssion. The quet of white roses. illusion. She carried a small round grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Eric Gothberg. 39 Overland Dr. tive areas. Brooks denied he sup I Nassau, The Bahamas—Sir Vic Radio hydrofoil's speed would fill the Bridesmaids were Miss Caroline bouquet of slephanotis and ivy She has a brother. Carl Alexander, 17 months. , tor Sas.sonn. 80. miilti-nullionaire* Inquire about this remarkable ♦ • • • • ported the idea. (ThU listing IncliidM only tliOM news broadoasts of 10 or 15*mlnate gap- I insurance plan Sziksai of Farmington: Miss leaves. He added that he was not noc- owner of a famou.-< British racing longth. Some Atatlnne carry othor short nowscasta.) Rhoda Morgan mf Hamburg, Pa., \ Mrs. David Duncan of Manches Jaekman, Donald Ray, son of Mr and Mrs. Donald L .lark- essariiy against the idea, but ; stable, died Saturday niphl at his San Jose, Calif., Aug. li ol’i - ■ by telephoning or writing toi man. RFD 1. New Bolton Rd.. Bolton. He was born Aug. 6 at cousin of the bride: and Miss Bar ter, matron of honor, wore a pink thought the matter should be set home. He suffered a heart attack i WDRC --1869 ^ 7:00 News A new type of amphibiotm support bara Morgan of Hartford, sister of silk organza gown, styled with a Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are ' last Sunday. Sir Victor had lived I no Ncw'4 7:10 CBS-In Person vehicle which will be able to fly Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Smith, 149 1'nion St. His paternal tled by the special committee. .1*6 Today qij Wall Street 7:30 Fulton Lewis WALTER R. the bride. They were dressed, re scoop neckline, short sleeves, and Candidate Bi-ooks .said. "In a in Nassau since the late 1940.'^. : :10 Sport Newe 7:45 Showcase acros's water on’ hydrofoil.s and spectively. in aqua, pink, and lilac bell skirl with a self rose in back. | grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Henry Tourville. East Hart recent press release. . .Risley Is Mahe. Saychelles • Sir John, 15 Art Johnson Show 8:00 Th*' World Tonight travel on land as a wheeled ves- ■ gowns, and they carried bouquets ford. (Thorp, governor of the British, ;i>5 Raynor Shinr.* R:15 Show case sel will be built at FMC Corp.. un PARTINGTON JR. Her headpiece was a matching • • • • - quoted as saying. ‘Even Abner News & Sign Off 8:30 News of white roses. whimsy hat with small roses. Brooks agrees on thus ' ” I Seychelles Islands in the Indian | W n A Y — 91# 8:45 Showcase der contract wlttli the U.S. Navy ■ 164 East Center Street Holbrook. Michael rhllllp, son of Mr i^nd Mrs Donald Hol 1H.I Stiund Stnfec 9:0i1 New.s Paul C. Eliasson of Buckland Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara 4 Brooks said, "In fact, to my I Ocean, drowned Sunday while' Bureau of Ships. Maneliester. Conn. brook, Tolland Rd.. Bolton. He was bonr'Aug 10 st Manches I swimming. i ;lHi Fklward P Morgan 9:10 Showcase and News The announcement was made to Ml 9-4604—TR 6-8640 was his brother's best man. Ushers Marshall of Middletown and Mrs. ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are .Mr and knowledge, Mr. Risley has never :3n Nighf Flight 12:15 Sign Off were David Person of Windsor: X said two words to me. nor I to ; Flint. Mich.—Thomas Reddy. 43. | ;55 News day bv FMC President James M. | James McKay ot Manchester, who Mrs. Ernest Travaglinl, Framingham. Mass His paternal grand j v'Oterkn radio and television an- 00 Sign Off Halt. He said FMC has a SDRIg.- ; Rudolph Eliasson of Wapping, were dressed the same as the mat him. so howjccmid he know wheth TIC — 1988 brother of the bridegroom: Bengt parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Holbrook, Braintree. Mass. : nouncer and vie e president of 1 Pilate Record Found 000 contract for the job. j ron of honor. All attendants car He has two brothers. Richard, 8. and Chris. 2; and two sisters, er I agree w-ith him or not. ;m* News. W’eaihcr & Snorts SUN LIFE Strumgren, Stockholm, Sweden, "This whole subject of equitable 'Whitehall Stations Inc., drowned ;3n Suppeitinif Sermade The versatile vessel will have ried crescent ca.scades of pink Bhlrlev. 8. and Karen. 4. 45 T hroe S tar E x tra JerUsaJem (.Tl—The fii'st arche Ijuurol of Connorticul cousin of the bridegroom: and • • • • • distribution of .road maintenance i Sunday while swimming. A native L>5 ('onver.salion Piece retractable foils and wheels, ijait j Arnold Lingren of Hartford. sweetheart rose.s and ivy leaves. of Iowa. Reddy .started broadcast ological tividence of the governor said, and will skim over water OF Miss Laurie McKay of Rockville, Ca.«sagne. Kathy .Anne, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Henry F funds IS much too complicated to •30 News ol the World ship of Pontius Pilate in the days MRS. ROGER CARL ELIASSON The bride's mother wore a rose debate in the press. ing there and later -worked in .45 ^Tovem m enlal S erv ice’ of Jesus has been found in the ruins at speeds in excess of 35 knots i CANADA cocktail dress and matching acces IjonnK Slmiio? cousin of the bridegroom, was P. Cassagne. 86 Do^vood Lane. Wapning. She was bom Aug. 8 New York and Philadelphia. He ;i»» News and on land at more than 25 mile.s ! MRS. HORACE G. FLINN JR. at Manchester Memorial Hospital Her maternal grandparents "There us only one legal way :nS Pops Cofu ert of ancient Caesarea, Pilate's pro sories. The bridegroom’s mother flower girl. She wore a short white also appeared in several movies. ;tHi .\ightb‘>ai an hour. The craft will be iisjed by , organdy dress, and matching head- Loring Studios are Mr. and Mrs. Lubin H. Hurst. Now Orleans. La. Her paternal that the matter can be handled, :(X» New.H vincial capital. A stone slab, in wore a turquoise dress and match and that is to follmv the City New York —Thomas Jefferson scribed with his name, was un the Marine Corps for transport ing accessories. Both wore white The Unitarian Church In Hart-- the As :00 News The bride is the daughter of pink roses. nedy of Manchester, brother of the Miss Jean Simons time this week, "nhe toll-free privi ;10 R av Som ers England, the bride wore_ a white Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T. King, 218 lege began Sunday at 7 a.m. Am- sembly." 6 Killed in Crash 00 Del R av ree Show and blue dress and white acces William Julavils of West Hart bride: and John Steele, also of Charter Ignored WINF — 1289 sories. The couple will be at home Henry St. The bridegroom is the ford, cousin of the bridegroom, Manchester. ston Lake residents of the Col News son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace G. Studying X-ray chester exchange can also call The charter provides for dis Bellp Glade, Fla.. Aug. 14 'IP' at Daley Rd., Coventry, Aug. 26. was best man. Ushers were Jolin The bride’s mother wore a beige Six tecn-ager.s were killed and an-1 .10 Wall Street Flinn, Lincoln, Tex. Wilson of Groton and Francis Willimantic. East Hampton, Leb tribution of the road maintenance ;15 Roh Bacon Sports * The bridegroom attended East silk organza sheath, beige acces Miss Jean Simons of Gilead Is other wa.s injured when their; :25 Show case The Rev. Dr. Payson Miller of Julavits of West Hartford. anon, Moodufi and Norwich free funds by a joint committee of •45 ImiwcU Thomas-Phil Rlzutto^ AMESITE Hartford High School and is em sories, and a corsage of pink automobile ran off the road and the Unitarian Church performed taking the course in X-ray work of toll. Also those in the Academy selectmen and cotmcilmen. said The bride's mother wore a blue .sweetheart roses. The bride failed to .swene away from a , ployed by the Nclco Tool Co. in the ceremony. lace sheath dress, and a corsage at the Manchester Memorial Hos Exchange can call Willimantic. Brooks. In the event Uiat the joint canal dire' tly ahead. Manchester. The bride, a graduate Escorted by her father, the groom’s mother wore a pink chif Stores. Coventn.’. Blast Hampton, committee cannot reach a decision, of pink roses. The bridegroom's fon dress, pink petal hat, and cor pital, under the direction of Dr. The highway accident occurred of Hartford Public High School bride wore a peau de sole gown, mother wore a gold silk sheath Ooldhester and Lebanon, on the the charter provides for a decision DRIVES is a junior at the University, of sage of white roses, styled with a fitted bodice William L. Conlon and Dr. Doug same basis. to be made bj- a commissioner of near Belle Glade yesterday. FT W<» as and a corsage of yellow roses las Roberta. Upon completion of Osavald Jami.son Miller .Ir . 16. ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experience Connecticut. trimmed with Alencon lace, three- A reception was held at the A reception was held in Neill Telephone books lusting ex the county .living outside the Miami, suffered only cuUs and ■ near as quarter-length Sleeves, and full the two-year course she will be a towns Involved. There are no more Is Our bride’s home. For a trip to Canada 1 Hall of the church after llic eere- registered X-ray technician. She changes which are not given in bnii.ses. Police said He wa.'* driv-, your AVright - Christensen skirt with bustle back which ex the bride wore a blue print dress ! niony. For a wedding trip to the present directories, may be county commisBioners, however, ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Guarantee tended into a chapel train. Her Canada, the bride wore a pastel Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs since the abolition of counties. ing the car 70 miles an liour and - telephone Tile marriage^ of Miss Janet and matching coat ensemble. The Adolph Simona of Gilead, and obtained by calling the office of was unable to make the turn onto Best fingertip veil of silk illusion fell couple will be at home at Lake print polished cotton dre.ss and the telephone company. The tele "Mr. Welles, while he was se ^ FASTEST SERVICE Ixmise Christensen and William from a pillbox hat. She carried a bone accessories. The couple will granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. lectman. refused to follow this law a road running parallel to Uie Your order for drug needs fnd Charles, La., after Aug. 26. Arthur E. Hutchinson of Manches phone system as It was before the canal. John Wright, both of Manchester, cascade bouquet of white roses. The bride is a 1956 graduate of live at 71 Waddell Rd. present set-up has becB,« thorn in by refusing the request of Mayor cosmetics srill be taken eartt of Connecticut’s Eesding PavinR Contractor Miss Susan King. 218 Henry St., The bride is a graduate ot Cen ter. Herman Olson to make this equit Killed were Curti.s Ballard, 18: ; Immediately. took place Aug. 4 at St. Mary’s Manchester High School and a 1960 Agitation is still going on re the flesh for years. Jesse James Hiibhai'd, 18; James: was her sister’s maid of honor. She graduate of Lesley College, Cam tral Connecticut State College in A able distribution, (that is, any Episcopal Church, wore an ice blue silk organza New Britain, and will teach Grade garding a site for s town building To Make Calls distribution agreed upon by the Hamilton Jr.. 17: Marion Haynes. i bridge, Mass. She taught. 'Irade 2 The Rev. Gordon 15'. Weeman. 16; Shirley Jones. 13. and Calvin | The bride l.s the daughter of Mr. gown, styled with a scoop neck 2 at Bowers School. Her husband w-hich will house all town offices special committee! and only a few and Mrs. Alfred P. Chri.stensen, 63 at Manchester Green School. Her under one roof, taking the place ,1 rector of St. Peter's flpiscopal months ago Selectman Risley also C. Johnson, 13. all of Belle (^Jladc. ' FREE THOMAS COLLA Co. line and bell skirt, and she car husband, a 1959 graduate of North attended the University of Hart of the now inadequate town record I Church, may be called upon by any They wei-e Negroes. , Bolton St. The bridegroom i.s the ried a colonial bouquet. Texas State College, received hi.s ford and has completed six broke this law by refpsing to hon .son of Mrs. Susie S. Wright, 25 building which wa.s built ,53 years of hi.s parishioners who are unable or the request of the City Council DELIVERY JA 2.9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9.5224 Bridesmaids were Mrs. John master’s degree last .year from months of training duty at Ft. ago, and answered all purpo.ses to attend church owing to illness BRK'KL.-\VER.S EIJiCT | Knighton St., and the late Clinton Wilson of Groton, Mrs. Gerald Harvard University. He is station Dix, N.J. Ho is employed by Pratt and Mayor Flaherty to make this R. Wright. well enough at the time. or other reasons, and Who wish equitable distribution. - Bridgeport., Aug. 14 i.Ti - Con- ; Bosterfield of Manchester, and ed in Louisiana with the U.S. Air and Whitney Aircraft, East Hart The building is now so crammed to have the communion services necticiit Bricklayers. Masons and , ■NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY ’ Tlie Rev. Roman L. Harding of Miss Gini King of Manchester, Force. ford. with valuable records and docu given to them at their homes. "Now that we approach an elec Plasterers tiave .lerted .Michael T : St. Mary's Episcopal Church per ments that it ha.s been found nec Father Weeman will be very glad tion. Selectman Risley thinks it is Minotti. Tnimbiill, as president. At ' formed the ceremony. Sidney Mac- essary to have some of them kept to render this senice. an opportune time to make a fan the union's aiinuiil convention here j W s M c w ih Alpme was organist. tastic proposal to have the board In private homes. Auditors from Mrs. Helen Coleman, of the He- yesterday, Edward Ballucci, New] PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Given in marriage by her fa the state have condemned the bron-Marlborough Road, had a of finance handle this matter. Die Haven, was cho.sen first vice presi ther. the bride wore a blue suit Wilper^Beaupre present setup. The committee statute is very clear, it is a mat dent and .Arthur Brotherlon, Nor-i 901 MAIN ST.—MI S-5.S21 with white dickie, threc-quarters- visit from friends, Friday, whom ter that i.s to be handled by a now working on this problem is had not seen for io years. walk, second rice prcstdenl. 1 length sleeves, and a short jacket. made up of Clarence V. Rathbun cominittee of the city council and Mi.ss Eileen M. Chri.stensen, 63 The marriage of Miss Barbara They were Mr. and Mrs. MacCoy the three .selectmen. and George Colgan of Gilead, H. of Madison, and daughter Sandra. Bolton St., was her si.ster's maid Ann Beaupre of Manchester and Wallace Brodeur of Am.ston, in "The selectmen recently unan of honor. She wore a blue flowered John Edward Wilper of San Diego, imously failed to act. DOUBLE^Stamps addition to Emery N. Taylor, Med Manchester E\enlng Herald He dre.ss and white feathered hat, Calif., was solemnized Saturday ley Hill, Horace E. Porter and Wil "The only way that I can see Science Shrinks Piles bron eorresptindent Miss Susan and she carried a white colonial morning at St. Bridget’s Church liam I. Borst. The members rep that the city taxpayers ran get a bouquet. Pendleton, telephone .ACademv 8- fair and equitable distribution of in Manchester. resent* the boards of finance, se 343.'). New Way Without Surgery ■lolin W. Ward of Rockville was lectmen and zoning and planning these budgeted funds is' to bring EVERY WEDNESDAY The bride is the daughter of Mr. a new Democratic administration best man. and Paul L. Cliristcnaen, commission. and Mrs. Howard F. Beaupre, 74 A meeting is planned for this First Gas Lights into office, which is pledged to 63 Bolton St., brother of the bride, eliminate inequities and finally Stops Itch—Relieves Pain usher. Mountain Rd„ Manclliester. The week to look into the matter of .New York, N. Y. (Sprelal) — Fof ttlC I BO thorough that sufferors made OPEN WED., THURS., Coventry Couple Wed 50 Years possible sites, and to estimate the Baltimore was the first city in bring about consotldalion ' The bride's mother wore a blue, bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Mueck, Rockville ditliens pay a city tax first time science has found s new | astonishing statements like ’Tilei gray, and wliile dress. Tlie bride- probable cost of the project. the United States to use ga.s com healing substance with the aston have ceased to be a problem!*’ and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Loring Studio Mrs. ^ohn L. Wilper, San Diego, Bellevue Dr.. South Coventry, were ployed by the! Cape well Manufac Phone Toll Dropped mercially. Gas lights were installed which pays for maintenance of gro.om's mother wore a blue Calif.'; honored for their golden wedding ishing abilitV to shrink hemor- ! The secret is a new healing sub iMRS. LAWRENCE ANTHONY DENETTE sheath. Both wore corsages of turing Co. in Buffalo and Hartford Good telephone news for Am- in the city streets in 1816, accord city roads, and they pay a town rholds, stop itching, and relieve i stance ( Bio-Dyne*)—discovery of The Rev. Robert J. Carroll of anniversary at a dinner given by for 46 years. ston lake residents is that those ing to the Encyclopedia Britannica. tax which maintains town roads. white carnations and pink roses. Sacred Hjeart Church in New Ha pain — without surgery. | a-world-famous research institute. Franken--series, and a corsage of white Mr. and Mrs, Carl Monahan, 94 Among the 16 guests at the din In case after case, while gently I This substance is now available Miss Linda Dorothy A reception for about 30 guests ven performed the ceremony and Higbie Dr.. East Hartford, Satur ner were Mrs. Evelyn Golladay of “■‘berger and Lawrence Anthony gardenias. was held at the bride’s home after celebrated the nuptial high Mass relieving pain, actual reduction i in tuppofifori/ or ointment form A reception was held in the day. Buffalo, N. Y„ sister of Mrs. (shrinkage) took place. | under the name Preparation //•. Dencttc. both of Manchester, were the ceremony. For a trip to Niag before an altar decorated with The couple was married Aug. 11, Mueck: and friends, Mr. and Mrs. aJternoon at the Rosemount in ara Falls, the bride wore a blue Most anaaringof all —result.s were : At all drug counters. 725 united in marriage Saturday morn white gladioli. ' 1911. ill Kokomo, Ind, Before mov Eben Hill of Hartford, Mr. and Bolton. For a motor trip through suit. The couple will live at 5 W'ar- Given in marriage by her father, ing to Hartford 24 years ago and Mrs. Emest .\ustin of Hartford Middle ing at St. Bridget's Church. New 'York Stale, the bride wore reiyfit. the bride wore a full-length gown later to Coventry. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mary Kilcoyne of 'Thomp- The bride is the daughter of Mr. a black sheath dre.ss, white jacket •“—Both are graduates of Manches ot white silk organza, styled with Mueck lived in Buffalo, N. Y. sonville. (Herald photo by Sater- t»SM and Mrs. Raymond U. Franken- and white accessories. ter High School. an Italian neckline, sheer bodice, Now retired. Mi. Mueck was em nis.) Turnpike berger, 48 Cambridge St. The bride- princess style waistline and chapel gi’oom i.s the son of Mr. and Mrs. train. Rows of white fern appli East Ijawrence E. Denette, 88 Hollister SUPER ques trimmed the neckline and St. skirt. Her elbow-length veil fell MARKETS In The Rev. Dennis Hussey of St. from white silk organza rosebuds Announce Engagements Tues. and Wed. Bridget’s Church performed the at the-forehead. coremon.v and celebrated the nup Manchester tial Mass before an altar decorat Miss Harriet P. Wojlyha of Specials ed with bouquets of white carna Hartford was maid of honor. She tions, pompons and gladioli. Mrs. wore a hyacinth silk organza Raymond Murphy was organist. gown, fashioned with a jevi'el neck STARKIST UGHt MEAT CHUNK line of sheer yoke, fitted bodice, Escorted by her father, the bride and street-length bell skirt. Her \ wore a gown of Chantilly lace and matching nose veil was held in REG. nylon tulle, designed with a sweet place by a Dior bow. She carried CANS heart neckline, long sleeves, fitted lace bodice, and bouffant Chantilly a bouquet of blue delphinium. Tuna Fish lace skirt with an overskirt of lace Bkdesmaids were Miss Shirlee HEINZ t o m a t o edged with pleated nylon tulle In Elaine Beaupre, 74 Mountain Rd., a redingote effect. Her fingertip sister of the bride and Miss Elaine Veil was draped from a crown of A'. 1761500. 72 Pine St. They were 20 OZ. seed pearls and brilliants. She carr dressed the same as the maid_pf have beauti^ul^ decoration ried a modified cascade bouquet of honor. BOTS. carnations, baby’s breath, and ivy. Norman R. Bclliveau of Hart Ketchup Mrs. Tennyson B. McFall of ford, uncle of the bride, was best your heating plant belongs TOP GRAM CHOICE Enfield, sister ot the bride, was man. Ushers were Edward Zajac at less than $15 a ro^m } matron ot honor. She wore a of JHartford and James Wilper of Amiumy J. Tlilbeau Pliolo maize silk organza gown, styled San Diego, Calif., brother of the MRS, JOHN EDWARD WILPER with a sweetheart neckline and bridegroom. at the top of the list paneled skirt, and a ci-own of A reception for 115 guests was brilliants with a nose veil. She held at the Imperial Steak House Lukens - Rushnell the maid of honor, were Miss Nan With brush or roller and Chi-Namel paints anyone can have beautifully lb carried a cascade bouquet of in Manchester in the afternoon. St. Martin’s Episcopal Church cy Lukens of Woodstown, N.J., Chuck Steaks periwinkle blue carnations and sister of the bridegroom, and Miss FRESHLY SLICED For a wedding trip to Cape Cod ia Radnor, Maine, was the setting decorated rooms easily and quick!)’. If you .<«hould stop in the middle of the Before the heating .cea.son starts, your burner .should i miniature gladioli. before moving to California, the Saturday afternoon of the wedding Diane Diaz of New York City.' The- engagement of Miss Joan-- The engagement of Miss Lynne- Miss Lukens wore pale pink, and Bridesmaids were Mrs. David A. bride w'ore an orange print linen of Miss Loretta Lucy Biishnell of Mary Gudelski of New Haven to Belle Dart of Coventry to Edward Job, you can finish later without a worry about lap mark.^ or boundary lines. be cleaned and lubricated to prevent hreakdown.s. The Ruddeli and Miss Patricia Hub sheath and wliite accessories. Manchester and Brittain Ely Miss Diaz, orchid. All attemiants wore circular veils and cai’iied Ronald A. Lamoureaux of Man-1 L. Newmarker of Rockville is an- ' bard,. both of Manchester. They The bridegroom is a graduate of Luken.s III of W’oodstown, N. J. V' flame -shmild be adju.steil .so ju.st the rig:bt amount of wore periwinkle blue gowns The bride is the daughter of Mr. old-fashioned baskets of flowers. Chester is aiinouneed by her pai> nounced by her parents, Mr. and I lb the University of San DiegOi San John A. Lukens of Woodi town, Beef Liver styled like the matron of honor’s Diego, Calif. and Mrs. Edward B. Bushnell, 70 eiils, Mr. ami Mrs. Edward S. Mrs. George Dart, South S t. Cov The men at Glenney’g will help select compatible colors in Rex Flat. Flexon air comhine.s with the oil to produce a clean, sharp flame. and similar headpieces. They car W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. The N.J., brother of the bridegroom, Gudelski of New Haven. entry! ried cascades of yellow carnations bridegroom is the son of Mr. and was best man. Ushers were Robert Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Fashion Flat, Coat-O-Lite and Kitch-N-Tint. "How-to-paint " tips are on AT POPULAR'S FISH DEPARTMENT and yellow gladioli. Dublin Schedule Mrs. Brittain Ely Lukens Jr., Lovell of A 11 o w a y. N.J., and Mrs. Andrew Lamoureaux, 34 'Vic Elsie Newmarker, 29 Davis Ave., ■\'nur boiler or furnace needs cleanitifr. Carbon and dust John E. Vlchi, 360’ Main St., W’oodstown,. N. J. Eugene Coggins of Upper E>arby, toria Rd., Manchester. Rockville, and the late Edward the house. > was his cousin’s beat man. Ush Dublin (P)—Seven premieres of The Rev. W’illiam Jeffreys, rec Pa. The biijie-elect, a graduate of Newmarker! form a harrier to your Inii ner that require.s more fuel ers were Paul J. Hublard of Man tor of St. Martin’s Episcopal The bride’s mother wore an • \ comedies and tragedies are includ St. Mary's High School in New The bride-elect, a 1957 gradu oil hui'ninjr to penetrate. FRESH FLOUNDER FILLET chester and Tennyson B.' McFall of ed in the Sept. 10-24 schedule of Church, performed the double ring Oriental style sheath dress of rose Haven and Stone College, is em ate of Manchester High School, at Enfield, brother-in-law of the the Dublin International Theater ceremony. cotton brocade, white accessories, ployed by Leo E. Bronson Inc., tended Southern Seminary Junior bride. Festival. Given in marriage by her father, and a white cypibidium orchid. The New Haven. Her fiance is a grad College in Buena Vista, Va., and la The bride’s mother wore a beige Prignanos Wed 25 Years the bride wore a full-length gown bridegroom’s mother wore an ap employed by Dart’s Dairy in Man Bantly’s men have the finest tools. They are well trained Among them are first. English- uate of Manchester High School dress, pink accessories, and a Dr. and Mrs. John V. Prignano,’^ of embroidered cotton satin, styled ple green silk dress, bone acces and Chicago Technical College. He chester. corsage of pink carnations. The 67 Wyllya St., celebrated their sil en children, Pascal, 22, of New language ' version of Berthold w’ith a scoop neckline, and 'bouf sories, heirloom gold and garnet Mr. Newmarker, a'graduate of Open 7:30 a.m. to 5 p,^. in their u.sc. As a result, you get .superior service. bridegroom's mother wore a rose Brecht’s "Saint Joan of the Stock served with the U.S. Air Force ver wedding anniversary Saturday. York City, and Jo^ph, 16, John fant sleeves. Her headpiece was a jewelry, and a green cynibidium •for four years and is employed by Mt. Hermon School, attended the lace dress, rose and white acces- Dr. Prignano and the former V. Jr.. 15, Roseman,’, 8, Paul, 5, yards,” starring Siobhan McKen fingertip-length veil of heirloom orchid. ^ University of Connecticut and is 1 na. The world premiere of Hugh the 'United Aircraft Corp. Anne Schimenti, both New York Rachel, 3, and Thomas, ' eight Brussels lace. She Carried a white A recept^n- was held in the The wedding is planned for May employed by the main office of »Me ainimlDa. City natives, were married Aiig. 12, months, all at home. Ross Williamson's "Teresa of prayerbook decorated with a cas church parlor after the ceremony Chicago Bridge andirpn In Oreens- OPEN FRIDAY CANTALOUPES 1936, at the Church’ of the Nativity Avila’’ la to star Dame Sybil cade aiTMgement of slephanotis before a wedding dinner for the 1962. Loiing Studios yille,- Pa. ' . Dr. Prignano, has practiced in DELCO-HEAT “Our Rrput«tloii in New York City. Manchester for about 16 years. Hie Thorndike and Sir Lewis Casson. and strealmer^ and a detachable family and bridal party at the Gen - The wedding Is plamisd for Nov, BUILDING MATERIALS Ik Y'oiir AMnranre” PRESCRIPTIONS The couple was honpred yester office is at 15 W. Middle Tpks. He Other firsts are Cyril Cusack’s corsage of white butterfly orchids. eral Lafayette Inn at Plymouth One Side Only 4 at South Methodist Church In 7:30 ajn. to 8:30 p.m. LARGE Free Delivery day afternoon at a party given by is a member of the Knights of Co "The Temptation of Mr. O” ; James Miss Janet Bushpell, 70 W. Mid Meeting, Pa. Manchester. ' - laiiot Biudte LUMBER FUEL CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Fearvanti Vichi. 300 lumbus and Manchester Lodge‘"if Dopglas’ "North City ’Traffic dle Tpke., was her sister’s maid Alter a trip to New Hampshire, Nobody ev^r has seen the back ' SWEET LISGEH DRUB Main St., at Dr. and Mrs. Prlg- EUu. Straight Ahead"; Harold Pinter’s of honor. She wore a light green the couple will live in Oonshohoc- of the moon be.cause es It movee Use about two tablespoons but s - nano’a aummer home on Coventry Mrs. Prignano ia a member of "A Night Out’’: John WhlUng’s batiste street-length dress with a ken. Pa.; and, continue their stud around Uui Earth it rotates Just ter for browning a cup ot nut- SM NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 Sotasdoy 7:30 to noon BANTLirOlL CO. s h 6 p p i n g PABKADE Lake. the Ladies of St. James. Both are "No ’Why’’; and an as yet untitled full skirt and fitted bodice. ’The ies at Eastern Baptist College In enough to kee{> the same side to meats In a skillet. IHUcJoui urtQl COMPLen HOME HEATING SALfiS aad SOWICE M l MAIN STREET" MANCHESTER. CONSi Dr. and Mrs. Prignano have aev- members of S t James’ Church. drama about BL Patrick. biidesmidds, dressed the ssme as Wayne, Pa. ward the Earth at all times. buUer-brownetJ fish. ^ \ H, £ H- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOTESTER. CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 PAGE s e v e n

create the German problem, and me, as to the Increases in salaries f ^ Aanrirreter we have made our own movee and A Thought for Today of the top men in the educational LiickyTSale Stop Bad Breath F. Luby of Wethersfield; four decislona which have helped es- SpoDspred 'by the Manchester department over the men they re West BerKners Qiallenge Kennedy Calls daughters, Mrs. Richard C. Handel 12th Circuit PHNA Makes . £tt^niti0 lirrald placed. SwNtiai MHtMtHUCk I Tlmn Fh(n Your Pocketbook Obituary of East Hartford, Mrs. Earl Eric- tablteh the p n at confrontation ^>e- CouDcU of Chorcliea The Open Forum Although I have not delved Into CirtlSul lalnritory tnti arm lELL-ANS Ul- sen of Hartford, Mrs. Frederick Is- m t TBJD Set Thursday Ml imrtnllit 3 «mi m Mch MMmiiHlaHx By FAYE HENLB — oo., ma tween atalemated diplomacies Md school matters since a number of In tm Mlnirti a> mny loalm 4iniUTi tsMiti. lieb, 20 Madison St., Manchester, In the 33rd Chapter of Deutero leading officials including the late Crt ICLL-ANS leSiiT far Ita futiit tiinni East Red Ban on Refugees Top A i d e 8 on Mr*. Mary IL Holton and Mrs. John Roath of Pennsyl Court Cases 6^896 Visits masaive mutual powera of de- Communlcatlona tor publications in the Open Forum will not bo Seven will be the magic number nllif. 3^ It aninltif. S«n4 snital to KLL- nomy there is a series of three guaranteed publication if they contain more than SOO words. The F. A. Verplanck urged me to work Lapsed Military Service Rockville — Mr*. Mary K. Hol vania; 10 grandchildren and 1 ■tructlon; for savings for the Chamber of ANS, OraMiawi, N. V. tor lia«nl 1m nnsi*. (Coattaned from Page One) ttons there. West Berlin radio sta- Insurance Can Be Renewed great-grandchild. promises — "as your days, so Herald reserves the right to decline to mbllsh any matter that for the consolidation of school dis Berlin Crisis ton, 91, of 48 Union St., died Sun MANCHESTER SESSION During Year We cannot let Khrushchev move may be libelous or which is in bad taste. E>ee expression of polit tricts, 1 have been told by several Commerce retail division annual Itons, he said, had been' urging day at Rockville City Hospital shall your strength be; underneath "border ■violations.” Q— have let my military serv lliomas Fulton, 24, of Coventry, on from miatahe to mistake. Nor ical views Is desired by contributions of this chanpter but let members of the high and elemen Lucky Seven Day Sale Thursday. when a Little Iron Curtain was after a short Illness. She was the Mrs. Alice W. Avery are the everlasting arms; and the forged at ttie aector border Sim- Yesterday, West Berlin police ice Insurance lapse. Can I renew (Continued from Page One) was fined $120 when he pleaded Public health nurses mads 6,896 Crenlns Except .can we, on the other hand, con* ter- which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. tary schdol faculties that educa The one-day event, with sale widow of Frank H. Holton. The funeral of Mrs. Alice Weir guiltly to operating a motor ve ____. . Boterad at tM Eternal God is your reftifee.” God tionally the town will not suffer day, was deacrlbed aa temporary. halted a fl^ng wedge of young It?—P. B. She was bom Dec. 15, 1869, In Avery, 42 Cobum Rd., widow of visits jluring the past year since PaSToftloe______M Mllafici* anchntcr Conn., aa Kleditlously decree ahowdown on prices carrying the number . 7, will Liggett Spedal Karl Maron, East German Interior sters making for the gate. A ry ban on travri from West Ger hicle while hla license was sus Sacood aaM Hail Hatter. does not just hand out promises because of the cut in the school A—Dear P. B.: Any National Tolland, daughter of the late Marshall A. Avery, was held from last July, or 358 less than during one particular Irritation or crime ^satellites. In bUier areas, billions minister, blamed "(xmtlnued provo- crowd of 5,000 shouted "swine” at many to East Germany — which the Watkins-West Funeral Home, pended. like these. There is a reason and Tills Craxy Business’ budget by the Board of Directors. feature a clearance of summer Service Life Insurance policy George ■ and Mary Crane Kings William D. Mottes. 21, of Staf the presloua year, according to an 8DB8CKIFT10N RATES without making some effort to go it is found In a. verse preceding upon billions of dollars have been Here again. It would seem that catiops” at the gate, which was a busload of Soviet soldiers bound could be a blow to the East Ger 142 B. Center St., Saturday after Pasrable In Advance To the Editor. stock items and an Introduction of for the neafby Russian War Me man economy. bury, andîved in this area all ford Springs, was fined $35 when annual report ®of the Manchester Ckmer Hail back to the fundamentals and try these promises. "Your shoes will thrown' around without regard to The Herald through Its big staff, the scene of riotous demonstra which has lapsed may be reinstat noon. The Rev. H. Bennett Os Public He^th Nu'rsjng Association. The drive Is on In high gear to fall lines of merchandise, many In tions by West Berliners last nlg^t. morial In the British sector and Kennedy conferred for 50 min her life. She was. a member of the he pleaded guilty to speeding. Tear . ....su.to ing to set both sides off on some be iron ahi^ bronze.” God was say what 'was happening to the money editorially and reportorally, might ed in the same or a smaller Ellington Congregational Church good. minister of North Methodist Mrs. Rachel S. Barnes, nurse su Hon the pass the 5-year foreign aid meas and whether or not the wrong children’s "back to school” needs. A dozen street croseings re banged with their fists at a car utes with his ambassador to Rus Church, officiated, Kenneth Miller George H. Gaily, 20, of 78 Wash tbrea HonCis r... AM i:i0 ing to l(is people, “Your road is clear the atmosphere on this very amount (not less than $1,000) by and the Ellington Grange. ington St., was fined $30 when pervisor, reported that MPHNA s: new course of policy. kind of people were the benefici important public question. Should . Co-chairmen Leo Juran and Mil- mained open, however, to such full of Soviet officers. sia, Llewellyn Thompson, soon was at the organ. One Month ...... ' 1.M LH going to be so rough so hard that ure now before Congress and every A U.S. Ariny spokesman re payment of required premiums Survivors include two daugh he pleaded guilty to following too sponsored the following clinics: W eekly...... JO . • ^ e fundamentals are that we you will need iron shoes!” But aries of our largesse. the school budget, as proposed by ton Schneider pointed out that all West Berliners and foreigners as after returning this morning from Burial was in Ela.st Cemetery’. Chest, thirty-seven clinics attend trick In the book Is being employed fused to say whether any special and compliance with health re a weekend at Hyannls Port, Mass. ters, Mr*. Harold Patrlc of'Elllng- closely. MEHBER o r anâUll fighting over the pieces of then He adds the assurance of by the Administration and those TTiere Is no evidence whatever some, be submitted to the voters sales prices will carry the usual wished to enter East Berlin, Bearers were Sherw’ood Beechler, ed by 513 persons; eight tumor number seven; each shopper buy among them about 15.000 persons precautions are being taken by the quirements. Thompson told reporters that ton, and Hiss Jennie C. Holton. 48 Austin Beechler, Clifford Sjtc- George E. DuPuis, 20, of Glas THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Germany, Id years after World these three promises. running the organizations favor the key men premoting this new someone will have to intelligently Union St.; five grandchildren and tonbury, was fined $25 when he clinics for 48 persons; fifty-two pra- The Aasodated Preaa la ezctualrely foreign aid package have any in and definitely tell us if in slashing ing $30 or more worth of mer OoMmateed ■Who regularly work there. 5,000-man American garrison ex In the case of term insurance, they had "a very interesting phens, and Fred Boss. natal clinics for ,438 persons; one entitled to the uaa of repobllcatlao of War n , when we both should have Yet these promises are not con ing this measure: Newspaper To Give Ton cept that it is "watching the situa 12 great-grandchildren. pleaded guilty to a dharge of fail all oewa dlanatchea credited to it or fined to the Tribe of Ashur, but tention of erecting safeguards for 'the educational budget the Board chandise will have $7 deducted Perhaps to cut off the possibility application for renewal must be talk,” and confirmed that it dealt medical-surgical for 4 persons, and been out of Germany long ago. space, radio broadcast time, TV from the total purchase and $700 A Very tion closely.” at least In part- with the border Private funeral services will be Mrs. Laura E. darke ure to drive in the proper lane. not otberwlaa credited In thla paper rather God is stating the facts "discussions" (with the "discus the American d o lla rs going of Directors erred to the detri that West Germans would make Ma.vor Willy Brandt told the made within the five year term Gail Baldwin, 20, of 437 No. thirty-two expectant mothers’ and alao the local oewa pupllabed here. How wo both get out of Germany abroad; under heavy and conMant ment of the school children of to purchases will have $77 off the Enjoyable inciting calls to relatives and except when the lapse occurred situation between East and West held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Funeral services for Mrs. Laura classes for 221 women. All rlghta of repubUeanon of apedal about a normal life of today also. sion” weighted in favor of foreign Smoke demonstrators some of the things Ladd Funeral Home. The Rev. Main St., was fined $24 when she dlspktcbea herein are alao reaerrad. —not how and where we stay—is pressure by the Administration day and the future. total, and so on. . friends in the Blast, the Commu in either of the last two months Berlin. Edna Clarke, of 17 Ford St., were Services given include bedside There will come days in the life aid) magazine ads, direct-mail cir The Chamber’s member stores 2nds OF A NATIONALLY he'was going to do: Presumably Thompson reported Wayne Sandau, of the Ellington pleaded guilty to following too nursing, instructions to expectant still the big question history .askli of most of us when God will hand culars and activity by such groups who is using patronage threats as Willard Rogers nists severed phone service to 1. Have a look at Communist of the term period. When renew held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the closely. Full aertlca client of N E. A. a whip and spur to get the nec will display banners and will also ADVERTISED CIGAR West Germany about 4 a.m. ing this type of policy, only two to Kennedy on hla assessment of Congregational Church, will of W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 mothers and srfl*r-care of baby. In Ice, Inc. of us, and the only question re us a pair of iron shoes, and it is as the League of Women Voters. receive from the Chamber special WHICH SELLS FOB lOo party offices in West Berlin. ficiate. Burial will be In Elling Manuel Mendes, 22, of Hartford, structions in care of tuberculosis PubUahera Repreaentattvea; nw important that we wear them as Again the moth-eaten assur essary votes, the waverers are Stroll on Water Easy A spokesman for the Bonn Post- 2. Talk to the Allies about the montH^ premiums are required. the policy and recent threatening Main St., with the Rev. Percy M was fined $15 for driving without Jullua Hathewa Special Aaency — New sponsible statesmanship ^|ould weakening. And with new billions "refresh the memory” 7-Up h®'''** Re?. $4.75. tal Ministry said the East German When reinstating a permanent behavior of Soviet Premier Nikita ton Center Cemetery. Spurrier, associate minister of patients and general advice regard York. Chicako. Detroit and BoetoR a Christian should. This can be ances and promises are being rage coin banks. Manchestef Boy Communist management of the ele policy, all premiums in arrears There will be no calling hours. a license, and $6 for driving with ing prevention of disease. Some m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u or give top priority. done only if we appropriate the trotted out: the abuses, the wa.ste for a stepped-up rearmament New York—People can walk, Box 50. government gave no explanation, vated railway system in West Ber Khrushchev with respect to West South Methodist Church, offlclat- out a rear-view mirror. He plead CmCUlATlONB.______drive and paced mobilization com Scouts distributed some 400 *1,79 but West Germany believed this must be paid. You can check on Berlin. The best Informed U.S. dip ing. member of the household is in- Faith of these three promises. and scandals will be corrected, the slide, or even sail along on water in banners last weekend in prepara 7 For 250 lin—badly upset by the new rules. how mu'ch you owe on a perma Henry J. Zatknwski ed guilty to both charges. stnicted in the care of a patient The Herald Prtnttnc Company li taxpayer will be given a ''watch ing up, the American people will newly developed shoes made of Perfeotoo and PanateDao was another arbitrary measure to The Communists run the railway lomata are known to believe that Burial was In East Cemetery. Robert B. Patterson, 16, of West By Logic To The Illogical Arthur K. Gaard, Intern have to ask themselves if they tion for the Thursday sale. nent plan by writing full particu Khrushchev is showing signs of Henry J. Zatkowski Sr., 48, of during the absence of a nurse. aaaumea no financial reaponaibiuty Emanuel Lutheran Cnurch. dog" group to see that "past errors urethane foam. Speeds of up to 3 keep the 17-miUlon East 9^'ihan system throughout the old German Bcartrs were Bklward Franko- Hartford, was fined $18 for fol Public health nurses do not pre typoarapUerJ errora appearlnii In ad- can continue this crazy business. The sale will begin at 6 a.m. and people from openly expressing lars to the Veterans Administra frustration due to western oppo 54 Union St., died Saturday -at vltch, George Mltney, Alfred De vertiaemen^ and other readtnk matter Logical step by logical step. and waste will not be repeated” m.p.h., are possible without assis capital. Manchester Memorial Hospital lowing too clo.sely. scribe for those who are ill and El. D, Collins will end at 9 p.m. L I8 G E n DRUG their views, particularly on the A West Berlin newspaper de tion District Office, Philadelphia, sition to his Berlin demands and Tuccio, Louis LaBrie, Ju stin In The Mancheater E^renln|t Herald. President Kennedy is heading but, waste or no waste, the old tance. As far back as 1794, Ger Pa. after a long Illness. Chester Fussik, 19, of South Cov give no treatment except on the ad argument Is being used—"the U.S. man technicians tried to make Sales day items will be adver Berlin developments. manded more. at the same time he is increasing Frankovitch, and Paul Bolinsky. entry, was fined $15 for passing on vice of a physician, Mrs. Barnes Dlapiay adrertlalns cloatnc houra: toward the illogical eventuality in ‘Confusing Controversy* PARKADE Q—If a' bank is sole executor of ly committing the Soviet Union to He was born In Philadelphia, For Mooday—1 p.m. Friday. Jap Rightists Futile simply cannot afford not to con water shoes, but they were clumsy tised in 'Wednesday’s edition of The Telex traffic also was stopped "What business do Communist May 1, 1912. and had been a res the left at an intersection. emphasized. Nurses are on duty For Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. which this coimtry might be the tinue foreign aid and by all means, To the Editor, and heavy. Herald. by the Communist regime. This is officials have in West Berlin?” an estate, doe.s it use its attorney a dangerous course. His purpose Dr. Howard Boyd Alice Dixon, Coventry, was fined from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the For Wadneaday—1 p.m. Tueadar. or yours?—A. T. ident of Manchester for 37 years. first to break the voluntary nu the new 6-year extension, without Since the now rather confusing a special printer circuit--used by asked the tabloid "BZ.” "Chase is believed to be to terrorize U.S, Memorial services for Dr. How $15 for pa-ssing on the left at an In week, -and from 8 a.m. to noon on For TIramday—1 p.m. Wedheaday. In Mikoyaii Protest them over to their comrades.” A—Dear A. T.: The bank can Allies in western Europe. He was employed aa a welder by For Friday—1' p.m. km. TtTTiaraday. clear-test ban now in effect among any hobbling by Congress . . .” controversy between the town some business houses and newspa Kamllton Standard and was a ard Boyd, 164 Mountain Rd., were tersection. Saturdays. The clinics are held In For Saturday—i p.m. :Friday. ■Those who have lined up with pers among others—for which the Apparently there was no imme ule its own attorney for legal It was learned that the instruc David W, Duffy, 20, of 77 Lock- clinic rooms at Manchester Me Claacmed deadUne;: 10:30 a.m. each Russia, the United States and (Continued from Page One) manager, the Board of Directors services in connection with an member of St. John’s Polish Na held Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. day of publication except Saturday— the pro-foreign aiders include most charge is by leased time. diate attempt by the workers to tions were sent to the American tional Catholic Church. at the Second Congregational wood St., pleaded guilty to willful morial Hospital. Britain. and the school board over the The Postal Ministry said the defy the ban, but man.v in the West estate or trust. However, it pre commander in West Berlin early destruction of property and breach The cost to the a.s.sociation of f a jtt. wingers were on hand and another labor unions, big business, organiz drastic cut in the budget of the fers to use your attorney. It can He Is survived by his wife, Church, with the Rev. Arnold W When he campaigned for office, ed farm g;roups. the "liberals” only kind of communications from feared an uprising that might draw today to protest to the Soviet com Tozer officiating. Mrs. Mildred Cal- of the peace. He w’ill be sentenced each nursing visit is $2.85 of which Monday, August IS 5.000 lined the approaches to the school board I have b^n asked the western Allies and Russia into recommend any attorney to you or Sophie S\imislenki Zatkowski; a he said he would take time out for phony and otherwise, and those West Germany accepted by East mandant against the closing of the son Henry J. Zatkowski Jr. of chera presided at the organ. on August. 24. the patient Is asked to pay $2.50 at aiport, waving red hammer and many times about the salary of Germany were telegrams. It did war. supply you with a list of reputable East-West Berlin border by Com Raymond and John P. O’Neill, the time the call is made. If a A reassessment of the United sickle flags and banners and sing who stand most to gain by the town officials, including not only names. Manchester; two brothers, Felix The service was largely attended ^Mtstakes Grow Dangerous passage of this legislation giving a not know whether East Germans So apparently did the Commu munist forces. Zatkowski of Manchester and by members of the medical profes both of 10 MIntz Court, and John patient is unable to pay all or part States bargainipg position at ing the Communist Internationale. the tops but also the many brack could still send telegrams west. nists. 'The troops massed in East Q—WTiere can I get a copy of Britain and France were report J. Bralnard of 117 N. School St., of the fee, the expense Is borne by A few thousand curious onlook new lease on life to hordes of ets in all town departments. Ad Joseph Zatkowski of New York; sion, friends, and former patients Two factors combined—the one Geneva. The talks\at Geneva were bureaucrats, hangers-on, high-paid About 4,000 angry West Berlin Berlin—estimated by some western the Credit Union National Asso ed lodging parallel protests. of Dr. Boyd. Doctors and nurse.s of pleaded not guilty to charges of the association. ers were thinly scattered along mittedly, anyone could go to the sources at about 30,000—were told ciation's new budget guide?— And in West Germany a spokes and a granddaughter. the fact that you can't fight guns recessed, after he came to office, functionaries and clerks in over ers marched to the Schoeneberg Funeral services will be held to the Manchester Memorial Hospital breach of peace stemming from the the road into the city as the mo city hall and obtain these figures Borough Hall, headquarters of the by their officers President Ken R. S. R. man said that "paper protests” same incident. with stones—the other the advice so he could do this. He and his ad stuffed fancy offices here and in morrow at 8:30 a.m. at the Holmes staff, where Dr. Boyd was chief torcade dashed along at high but In view of the very broad in West Berlin city government, to nedy, West German Chancellor A—Dear R. S. F.; Called the were only a loginning of western emeritus of pediatrics, attended in Keith Kinney. 23, of 38 Birch St., the Kut Germans are receiving speed. The police had cleared the thousands of areas abroad. terest in the salary smd wage mat Konrad ■ Adenauer and Brandt “Planned Spending Folder,” the counter measures Funeral Home, 400 Main St., fol pleaded guilty to operating a motor visers did do this, and formulated The labor unloas feel foreign aid demand action against the Com lowed by a solemn high Mass of a body. Japanese Quit from all officiai statements from concessions, which they sent off route and kept back the normally ters it would seem to me that The munists smd quick reunification of planned to incite a revolt and it guide is available free from the The U.S, Joint Chiefs of Staff Cremation in Springfield, Mass., vehicle while his license w’a.s su.s- heavy’ traffic. means increased payrolls to work Herald upon which all of us depend was their job to put it down if it New York State Credit Union made a mililarv evaluation of the requiem at 9 at St. John's Polish pended. He pleaded not guilty to West Germany—have so far oper to Geneva, with a brand new chief ers; big bu.siness, fatter contracts Germsmy. National Catholic Church. Burial followed the service. ated to relieve Khrushchev and Mi'koyan,' first top-ranking Sov for detailed Information about "Paper porteits'are not enough," developed. League, 204 Fifth Avenue. New situation for Kennedy and Ru.sk. taking a motor vehicle wiSiout the 16 Years Ago negotiator, Arthur Dean, and with iet official to rait Japan, came and a possible "out” for business tonvn affairs might well assign a The admission of the possibility York 10, N. Y. Some other credit They took into account reports will be in St. John's Cemetery. ow’ners permission. The case was the world of the worst potential slump-s. farm groups, purchases demonstrators shouted. “Freedom Friends may call at the funeral high hopes that a nuclear test ban officially to open a Sonet trade reporter to the job. for sdl!” of an uprising was imusual since unions are offering this free; some that two Soviet divisions had fanned continued until Aug. 17, for disposi New’ York, Aug. 14 (/Fl — Six immediate consequences of his at for distribution of foodstuffs Also, there Is a widespread in the East German rulers usually are charging 50 cents. out In the Berlin area, but they ap home today from 7 to 8 p.m. tion. A charge of taking a motor treaty might become a reality. fair. During his 9-day .stay he will abroad. They carried signs reading "Re teen years ago today World War tempt to draw an Iron Curtain call on Foreign Minister Zentaro terest, indicated by inquiries to unification — Fast.” claim support from the broad Q—WTiat Is'k "no load” mutual parently judged that this did not Police Arrests vehicle without the owners permis As has happened almost Inter The American taxpayer is be Mrs. Julia K. Johnson II ended with the unconditional through the middle of the city of Kosaka and Minister of Interna Mayor Willy Brsmdt ssdd he was masses. fund ?—R. A. D. alter the ba.sic military balance be sion, against Randall W. Gee, 18, surrender of Japan. The nation minably in cold war negotiations, ing told that it is likely this for tween Russia and the western Mrs. Julia Keating Johnson 169 Cooper Hill St.. W’as nollcd, Berlin. tional Trade and Industry Eiskau eign aid racket must be continued going to take su;tion on several Skirmishes broke out between A—Dear R. A. D.: A "no load” wife of Charles Johnson of Port Harold Wood-s, 16, of 454 N. and the world went wild with joy. both ways, the moment one side Sato. Mikoyan is expected to dan fronts. He complimented the dem angry West Berliners and Com mutual fund is one which does not powers in Germany. Everett Warner, 42, of 14 Wads Of the two fMtors restraining for another generation and that The President and Thompson Chester, N.Y., died suddenly at Main St., and Arthur Bikenicks, In cities, . tovvn.s and villages gle prospects of expanded Soviet- onstrators on what he called their munist People’s police yesterday charge an 8 per cent sales com worth St., pleaded innocent to a across the country celebrations the people of East Germany, the moved closer to the previous posi it is the best weapon In our arsen talked for about 50 minutes. her home yesterday morning 17. of 80 Mather St., were charged charge of evading re.sponsibility. Japanese trade before Tokyo al in the war on Commrinism. Dependable restraint. and last night at several points mission. A "no load” fund, how after a short illness. with breach of peace, the result of were the order of the day and second is probably the more Im- tion of the other was also the mo businessmen and to try to loosen "If the Berliners were not so dla- along the 25-mlle border that cuts ever, does charge a management When leaving the White House He will appear in Circuit Court 12. Then we proceed to give foreign Thompson told reporters "I had a She was born June 16. 1887, In a disturbance Saturday night at East Hartford, for a trial by jury night. Reverly was rampant. poiânt. They are the particular ment In which the other side re Japan's political and economic ties cipllned and prudent and if they the city in half. Thousands of West fee, usually 50 cents a year “ for A half-miliion persons jammed with the West. aid to many Communist or Com Used Refrigerators every $100 of assets you accumu very interesting talk,” but It's up Ireland, the daughter of the late Center St. drive-in. They will ap on Aug. 22. hunlan beings who are caught in treated to some new and more munist-dominated nation;, and un did not have such a good police Berliners massed along the border to the President "to say what we Jo/hn and Abby Moriarty Keating. pear in Circuit Court 12, Manches Tlie case of Haw’ard B. Fellow’s, New York City's Times Square. distant position. At Geneva, the dermine the wlhole purpose aC the force,” he said, "this playing with shouting insults at the Red guards late in the fund. You are less apt Surviving, besides her husband, In San Francisco, things got a the cold war wringer. They can Overhauled and Tested fire would have brought a sltua to hear of the "no load” fund be talked about.” ter, on Aug. 28. 32, of Hartford, charged with Russians suddenly began acting as Hoover on TV aid. Poland, Yugoslavia, Albania, A high West German police of In reply to a question, he did con are a daughter, Mr*. Lillian evading re.sponsibility, was con bit out of hand on Market Street, surely not be very far from that tion that would have caused the cause little i.s spent promoting it the city's main thoroughfare. Mill if they didn't want a nuclear test all receive American financial as ficial at the Brandenburg Gate — firm that the Berlin situation had Tatroe of Byram Shore. Conn, tinued until Aug. 28. point of desperation in which they New York, Aug. 14 (.D—For greatest concern to the whole formerly one of the main escape and securities salesmen don't push been discussed. Hniise CoBta Soar ing sailors, soldiers and civilians ban treaty at all. Tke specific sistance, and these handouts take world.” these funds. It is the selling and three sisters. Mrs. Joseph Leary The case of Howard B. Fellows, might not care that Russian guns mer President Herbert Hoover will the pressure off the Kremlin, who Potterfon's routes for refugees — said the The ambassador plans to leave of Manchester, Mrs. Nellie Keat 23, of East Hartford, was con ripped up war bond booths and proposition they used to deadlock narrate "The Ordeal of 'Woodrow He appealed to Communist po situation has become so tense "It advertising costs that usually ab Washington late today and fly to Dea Moines — Allowing only for started a bonfire. The flames were were stacked against them. otherwise would have to bear the 180 Center S t—Cor. of Church lice not to shoot at fellow Germans, sorb the 8 per cent. On both "load” ing of Hartford and Mrs. Martin tinued until Aug. 28. Merrit is the n^;otlations was their new in Wilson,” a half-hour program on main burden of supporting these just needs a spark to set the crowd night from New York to Frankfurt'. Sullivan of Chicago; two brothers. changes In dollar values, a 10- charged with speeding. pa.ssing in 40 feet high before fire trucks put But when the advice of Chancel and to West Berliners not to pro and "no load” funds, management them out. sistence on what we call the "troi the World War I President to be off. I hope nothing will happen ‘ From Frankfurt, he will go to Join James Keating of Chlcaqfo and room house that could have been a no passing zone, violation of lor Adenauer, of Mayor Brandt, televised by NBC next fall. voke them. Adenauer appealed to all Ger makes its money on the manage his family, now in Germany on va built for $3,200 in 1896 wunild coet On Aug. 14, 1945, the War Man- ka,” a three-way divisiop of execu Eugen Gerstenmaier. president ment fee. - "No load” funds are Michael Keating of Ireland; and optical restriction, breach of peace, and of the West Berlin radio NBC aaid yesterday the pro mans "to resist this challenge cation. TTiompson said he did not three grandchildren. $19,000 to build today. However, at and resisting arrest. hower Commission terminated con tive authority for the test ban en gram will concentrate on the (speadter) of West Germany’s low generally operated b.v professional knqw when he would return to current material and labor prices trols; the Navy canceled a $6-bll- sdilch is beamed at them is all for er house, surived to study the situ from the East with determination investment counseling firms. Burial will be Wednesday in The cs«e against Robert A. forcement agency, with East, years 1917 to 1921, ranging from but calmness and not to under Moscow. ■ Port Chester. such a house would coet $40,000 Lincoln, 17, of 93 Scarboro\igh Rd., llon shipbuilding program; the patience, and for waiting, and for the high hopes Wilson had for a ation. He 'Will confer with party Q—What Is the average price of The ambas.sador came to Wash- to $60,000 to build now. Army announced draft calls would West and the neutrals all having leaders here tonight to determine take anything that could only was continued until Sept. 11. Lin avoidance of resort to revolt, that better world to his disillusion worsen the situation.” a home?—B. M. Inglon late this week on Instruc Mrs. Daniel Seifert coln Is charged with possession of be cut immediately. la probably a factor which does a veto power. ment. whether the West German parlia A—Dear B. M.; Last year the tions from Rusk. Bothn men had 2 BROTHER.S KIU.EI> Today there are billions more ment ■will hold a special session on He promised Allied counter Rockville — Mrs. Clara Miller burglar tools in the night. persuade the people of East Ger Honestly disappointed to see Its Hoover, a Republican, worked OUR WELCOME MAT IS average price of a new home was attended a series of niplomallc Miami, Fla., Aug,. 14 (/F) — for defense, the draft has been o TUGSDAY o WGDNGSDAY e the Berlin crisis. The next regular measures but did not say what $16,710, that of an existing dwell Seifert, 84, of Torrington, former- The case again.st Richard F. stepped up, and the ordinary citi many at least to wait, for a while. own good intentions thus shabbily with Wilson, a Democrat, as ad they would be. Many expect they meetings in Pari.s. l.v of Rockville, wife of Daniel Five Gastrp mUltWnen shot Daddario. 20, of 113 N. School St., ministrator of Relief and Rehabil session opens Aug. 22. ing was $12,580. Ru.sk was expected to meet down tsvo brothers of a Oiban zen is wondering what will develop This helps Khrushchev, in that rewarded, the Kennedy adminis ALWAYS OUT The Red ban on Blast German will be economic sanctions against Seifert, died Sunday at the MIgeon wjps continued until Sept. 17. Dad- itation in Europe after World War ■ Q—Can you furnish a list of or with the President this afternoon Manor Home, Torrington, after a radio commentator now broad /dario 1s charged with breach of from the crisis in Berlin. It may enable him to get away tration brought Dean home for I. travel to West Berlin, imposed the East German regime already on the Berlin situation. Aides had We invite you to make our pharmacy your own troubled by shortages ,ln food, ganizations which offer chartered long illness. casting from Miami, the Miami peace. with his choice of risks. He was consultation, while it considered Donald B. Hyatt, director of personal source of your medicines and health- early Sunday, ■was at least tem flight*?—D. K. O. .said he would accompany Thornp- News reported today. Antonio porarily effective in damndng the material and manpower. She was born April 4, 1877 In Inspirational Soup coofronteid with two possibilities. various courses of action—aban special projects for NBC. said aids. W'e promise your visits to us will be wel A—Dear D. K. O.: There are far son to the White House this morn Forst, Germany, daughter of the Anuulor Rodriguez, 55, was PORCUPINE BEEPS? Hoover wrote his own script and comed and you will be served courteously, atten flood of refugees. West German Sources in Bonn, however, con too many such groups offering ing, but he was prevented from killed and his brother, Ricardo Either he let the people of East doning the test treaty talks alto sidered it unlikely that the West late Richard and Augusta Karteln Portland, Ore.—Beeper-packing The Italian composer, Giuseppe has recorded his part of the TV tively and honestly. authorities said thousands prob their members chartered flights to doing .so by an engagement to Miller, and she lived In Rockville Amador Rodriguez, 43, was ser porcupines may roam Western for Verdi, attributed much of his In German continue to leave their gether, resuming nuclear tests, or prog;ram. ably are stuck In East Berlin. German government would retali testify before the senate foreign ate by cutting off the $490-million help cut vacation travel costs to for many years before moving to iously wounded Saturday when ests soon. The prolific porcupine spiration to the warming and sus country at an Increasing rate, im- sending the whole Issue to the You are also Invited to request our profession "The last few refugees to make lilt them all. Even If I could list relations corrimlttee in support of Torrington 44 years ago. the mllittamen opened fire isi a has overpopulated, and radio beep taining effects of large bowls of United Nations. al opinion o f any of the advertised remedies or It across raised the total regis annual trade between West and the administration’s proposed new tll an actual departure of popula East Germany. These sources them, this mighf not help you get She was a member of St. Paul's restaurant at Candelaria, Finar ers would be used to study them noodle soup, according to the health-aids. Pharmacy's Code of Ethics direct.s tered since Friday noon to 6,624. abrotul unless you belonged to disarmament agency. Lutheran Church in Torrington. Del Rio Province, the New’s said. to plot an eradication drive. Encyclopedia Britannlca. tion had made Ekut Germany an At his last press conference the RANGE us to consider your health rather than greater Most ■were people who had arrived said as me restrictions on move Ru.sk denounced the Red crack ment in Berlin were a violation of such a group for a specified period Besides her husband, she is sur empty, functionless shell. Or he President announced that he was profits. We can tell you when it Is wiser to con In West Berlin earlier, stayed a of time. Ask any organization of down on travel between East and vived by several nieces and sult a physician. day or two with friends and rela the U.S.-British - French - Russian West Berlin as a "flagrant viola dosed the border and ran the risk sending Dean back to Geneva, for rUEL OIL agreements, It was up to the west which you might be a member nephews. of en explosion. one last sharp test of Russian in tives and then checked in at the whether they are organizing such tion” of ngr^ment by Russia to Funeral services will be held Marienfelde Reception Camp. ern Big Three to do something permit "free' circulation" within Probably, from his point of tentions. If the answer Is negative, GASOLINE YOUR DOerrOR CAN PHONE US when you about the situation, not West Ger a toiir. Or you might be able to Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Ladd TOP ROUND or CUBE Communist currency took a new organize a flight. Get in touch the city and between Berlin and Funeral Home, 18 Ellington Ave. view, he felt that the first danger he will call Dean home, and then need a medicine. Ifick up your prescription if many. shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly plunge in value as the last refu with the Civil Aeronautics Board the rest of Germany. The Rev. Karl Blake will officiate. was certain, but that he at least make a new deciaion for American without extra charge. A g;reat many people en For Cook-Outs or Cook-Ins. gees threw thousands' of East HEMISPHERE DECLARATION for more information. In a statement Issued at the Burial will be In Oak Grove Ceme had a dianoe of avoiding the sec policy. This time, the Impression trust us with their prescriptions. May we com marks on West Berlin's narrow Punta del Esto, Uruguay, Aug. (All rights reserved. Newspaper State Department yesterday. Ru.sk tery. BANTLY OIL Famous for Quality First National market. Banks were taking only , Enterpri.se Association) called ■ the flight of thousands of ond. is that the leading possibility pound yours ? 14 tflP) — Western hemisphere Friend* may call at the funeral 1 ,IMI' , INI'. Steaks - Specially Low Priced! 60 East marks at a time, and giv Germans In recent weeks from home from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. If West German policy Is help would be a resumption of nuclear statesmen put finishing touches 2 FINED IN RACE FIX Communist rule n proof of "the : 'I M \!\ <1 m:i;i ing only 9,80 West marks ($2.45) today on a historic declaration ^ ing Khrushchev avoid the worst testing by the United States. That These fine, lender, juicy Steaks for them. Anyone who wanted to Chelsea, Mass., Aug. 14 (/Tj— failures of communism in East Mrs. I.kmlBe Lltke Heim all.ving the American states in a Two brothers—« doctor from Germany. And he .said it was be consequences of the choice he may be a poker hand impression TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 will prove to be a sizzling LB change West mar)te could get 5.10 mighty push for progress. Pres . Mrs. Louise XJtke Helm, 82, wife O F MANCHESTER made, it Is not out of kindness to Mr. Kennedy is creating; he may East marks apiece. Officially, the Boston and an attorney from cause^ these "failures” that Ru.s- of Gottlob Heim, of 112 Latimer rate Is one-for-one. ident Kennedy's alUfuice for Newton—were convicted today sia and Ea.st Germany have em him. It is In the effort to preserve still intend to send the Issue to the ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 M ild c fr C b mouth-watering favorite with progress program will become a St.. Ea.st Hartford, and mother of Western cars and sight-seeing of attempting to fix a Wonder barked on "the dangerous course Emil Potz, of Manchester, died some choice for everybody; to United Nations. Prescription Pharmacy your family. And, remember at buses had . passed through the reality Wednesday when min land Park Dog Race. Dr. of threats again.st the freedom Saturday at her home. isters of 20 American states— James R. Reilly and Thomas G. and .safety of West Berlin.” stave off those impulsive and ir Meanwhile, however, he himself, 901 Main Street—^MI 3-5321 First National you always get Brandenburg Gate this morning as She was born in Germany, and revocable developments which in his press conference remarks, u.sual. The closing order, effective and perhaps 21 — gather for a Reilly were fined $900. They had lived in East Hartford for 22 Copyright 1960 (10W4) rpremonial signing of the "Dec appealed. The two men were might take history out of the bought the silly interpretation of a TOP QUALITY-GUARANTEED! at 3 p.m., meant their diversion to vears. She was a member of the | other crossings. laration of Ihmta del Este.” It convicted of attempting to In Seventh Day Adventist Church. hands of all leadership , either silly special study—that which In ordering the gate closed, will be the final art in the Inter- fluence the result of a dog rare Ruth Millett Besides her husband and son, East or West. spent some ten days, last month, RADIOS LB Maron accused West Berlin and American Economic Conference by use of dings, and attempting she is survived by three other sons which has been meeting here to influence the owner to affect The potentiality Is there, right deciding whether the Russians at Ground Round West German representatives of (ff Rocky Hill, West Goshen, and now, at the ba.rbed wire barricade, might have been testing in secret, making provocative demonstra- slnee Aug. 6. the result of a dog race. What Ever Happened Hartford; a daughter, of East To The Simple ‘NO?’ and will remain there. All it would J a k a IMPORIEO CANNED HAMS 2 CAN *1 .9 5 Hartford; eight grandchildren; and violating the present voluntary 13 great-grandchildren. take could have happened yester moratorium. What the President Sometimee It seems to me that Funeral services were held this day, and could he happening this bought ivhs the Idea that there can Potterton’s HOW OUR INDCPEIAENCE F |if||||(f|||a fS FINAST - "lie VALUE" 2 - lb bag 8 9 c the more parents explain and reo; afternoon at 2:30, at the Taylor moment. A crowd of East Ger indeed be no absolute guarantee son with their children, the less and Modeen Funeral Home, 233 LB 8 4 < KEEP UP WITH THE NEWS AT HOME! their children understand. mans would approach the barrier, that .the Ruoslans have not been Eatwell Italian Sausage Washington St., Hartford, with WORKS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE Top tbiaaid oaad Caibo S t^ k Prko» Mfoctlv Tuosday on4 Wednesdoy Only Yesterday I heard, the mother of the Rev. Arthur E. Sanderson offi surging against IL The E>ist Ger testing. This la, of course, far a 3-year-old try to explain to him ciating. Burial w’as in Zion Hill man police Or the Russians would from any evidence that they have THIS VACATION TAKE ALONG THE why he couldn't have a candy bar Cemetery, Hartford. shoot to drive them back. A crtrwd Is There A Difference? and when she got through he was been testing, and is far from being a n d up Form Freeh Frodoce still whining for It. of West Germans, on the other any evidence of any kind of any- Thomas O. Duke Is there a difference between insurance policies? . . . insur ■jUm trljfHtfr iEuftttng Ifm lJi The mother w’as patient and Thomas G. Duke, 77, of 45 Haw side of the wire, would surge for ,thing. ance companies? . . . insurance agents? Of course there Is? reasonable. She explained how eat thorne St., Hartford, brother of ward to try to join In the battle. But, while the President has Newest 1962 Models G | * C I P 0 S SIID LISS - ing a candy bar would spoil his Mrs. Ethel Johnson of Manches When bu3dng. merchandise some folks will always search 2 45< Ihe East German police or the thus finally lent his prestige to lunch and how good his nice lunch ter, died Saturday at St. Francis '■ A. and search for a bargain. But surely you have observed that in would be if he didn't ruin it. Hospital. Russians would be shootini; West the theory that, since the Russians Zenifh variably you get. only what you pay for. So it Is with insurance. She put''In a "darling" here and Born in Elngland, Nov. 23, 1884, Germans. And that would be It. could conceivably have been test N 0 c f o J ' i i i c s 2 4 3 < there to make sure hqr little boy he lived in Hartford for 70 years. How did Khrushchev come to ing, that is cause for alarm, even There is a difference In Insurance policies—and in the pre know that she lovecHhim — even H^’ had been employed by the miums charged for different policies. We indepndent insurance though she couldn't Tefhim have Automatic Refrigerator Co. for the point where he had to make though we have no indication that Magnavox agents, who represent a number of Insurance companies of our the candy bar. his I own desperate choice, from they have tested, Khrushchev and P 0 C l C h 0 S " Golden Rip. the past 55 years. He was a mem own choice, are best qualified to determine whether or not-a 4 3 9 * Such persuasion you 'never heard. ber of the Church of Fkigland. which only the restrsdnlng advice his big mouth have given the "lower premium” policy is, in fact, a "bargain.'' And it got her exactly nowhere. Besides his sister in Manche.s- RCA Viefor Junior was still whining for candy of the West Germans to the East American advocates of renewed We choose our companies on the baals of their s^biljly, ter .survivors incit'.de his wife, a p 0 P P 0 l * S and refusing to listen to reason son, two daughters, both of Ter- Germans may rescue him? American testing smother glib Clock FM-AM their service and, if you please—their attitude toward claim pay 3 lbs 2 9 ^ when the two left the store. Khrushchev got to this point as su"gument. He waved, the other ments (the add test of an insurance company). We are not ryv’ille; two sisters of West Hart- Produce Prices Wfective Tuesday and Wednesday Only Back in the days when parents ord and Harwinton; five grand the result of smother desperate day, a new super-bomb he said his Transistors bound to one insurance company! We are not employes of the told small children "No” and let it companies. We retain the right of choice, to be used on your children and five ■ great-grandchil .choice—between letting a slower scientists had said they could pro go at that, life was simpler for par dren. behalf. We retain the right to intercede on your behalf. And we ents—and children, too. drift against his fortimes in Esist duce. So our own atom-worship exercise those fights. M oney Savin ff Grocery Syeciaie! Then junior didn't have to listen Funeral services will be held to Germany and possibly in all Cen pers are telling us that there It is, morrow at 2 p.m. at the. Rose Hill Balteries ^ to so much yakity-yak about why Funeral Home, Rocky Hill. Burial tral Europe continue, and trying the indication that the Russians Our business belongs to us. We depend upon repeat sales for DIL MONTI - Five Delicious Fruits he couldn't, do or have what his our livelihood. We want your relatives and friends as customers. S A V i 11c will be in Riose Hill Memorial to stabilize those fortunes by com have been testing after all, other P\»r All Sets. heart desired. He didn't have to ,We can get them only by pleasing you. We cannot be fired. We 17-OZ try to understand all the reasons Park, Rocky Hill. pelling formalization of the parti- wise how could they have devel Try Us For That cannot be transferred. We arif here to stay! CANS for the things he couldn't do. Friends ma.y call st the funeral tk» of Germany and the recogni oped such a new bomb? Fruit Cocktail home thla evening from 7 to 9. We are qualified to prescribe the beet insurance for your He didn't even have to wear him tlon of East Germany as a sover So, step by step, one sees Presi Hard-To-Get One. , needs. Price alone does not determine whether an insurance policy DB. MONTI - Cream Style self out wheedling, beggii^ and eign and permanent state. dent Kennedy being pushed, and trying to get his way. He only had is a bargain—any more than you, have found it does in buying 17-OZ We Will Mail to consider one word, a word he Here too, In his longer range even beglnniii^g to take his own any other commodity! Funerals You wake up wonderful when S w e e t C o rn CANS had been taught to understand, the dilemma, Khrushchev had no voluntary steps, toward the one Special word "No.” good, safe choice. He threatens us; final decision which will be a great DR. MONTI r- Early Cardan S A V I Sc Anywhere N But mothers today so hale to say Thomas F. Luby be threatens world peace; he does mistake. It will be such a mistake "No” that even though they have Funeral services for Thomas F. Evercadyij.No. 216 17-OZ to say it frequently, as mothers al you sleep on a Beautyrest ao because Russian policy heads if this nation Is the fiist to begin Luby, 20 Madison St., who died CANS ways have, they make a big deal Friday in Hartford, were held this Into miatakee from Which it can setting off the bombs again, to re 9 Volt Battery S w e e t P e a s WEEKLY...... 45c out of It. morning from the Thomas F. Far eaeapa only by another mistake. vive the peril of fallout the HOM IM AKIR - Psa, Yellow Eys S A V i 8c 1 MONTH...... $1.85 They explain, they apologize, they ley Funeral Home, Hartford, fol It’s sure to be a “good morning’’ when you sleep on a Beautyrest. No other In this akcoeaaion of mistakes, the world's health, to put the ni^clear offer substitutes, they reason and lowed by a solemn Mass of requiem -oz $ a o o sometimes they even plead. When mattress provides so well the bouyant, body-fitting comfort you need for progvaaa ^ is Inevitably toward weapons race back Into high gear, 22 at Immaculate Conception Church. JARS I 3 MONTHS...... $5.60 all they really have to say is that The Rev. Thomas Crowley was the healthful relaxiog sleep. The secret is in Beautyrest’s 837 individually pock- aoma pinpoint mistake where to give the final blast tp, the faint Baked Beans■ 1 one little word, "No”—a word that celebrant. Burial was In Mt. St. aonoatbiNg evsn minor, or alnuMt hut worth while hope that, even For a Happy, Healthy Pel - Handy 6-Pack S A V I 9c any child can be easily taught to Behedict Cemetery, where the Rt. eted-in-muslin coils that give ev^ry part of your body just the amount of — PAYAILE —* understand and even to accept. Rev. Msgr. David Hart read the Im U n m a t, can suddenly invoke without a formal treaty, the world 16-OZ restful support it needs. So make every morning a “good” one.'Try Beauty* upoH tChnMbrtiey and tba worfd could take and maintain some Regularly $1.35 175 committal service. 1 CANS IN ADVANCE Founded City Bearers were William F, Luby rest for 30,^nights in your own home. If you’re not convinced after a 30-night jdl ^ aupiwua p«vlty fm* the small symbolic policy away from East Center Vets' Dog Feed Sr., Richard Handel Jr., Frederick Street guest trial,^ we’ll take the mattress back without obligation. Order tmnor* of Mg mlatalHia In the poison a||id •ifa.r and toward peace. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES The Spanish founded San An Islieb Jr., Robert Walsh, Bmeet Is- If we want to mean what we tonio, Tex., In 1719 as a military lieb, and Donald LaPointe. row . . . $79.50 for button-tufted or quilted models, full or twin size, mat* PRICES EFFECTIVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONLY I BO OB# ridft should mean to ths .world, we can Phone station on ths trail between the Mr. Luby was bom in Ireland, tress or box spring. Potterton's B n 8-1126 Presidio of San Juan Bautista on and lived in Hartford more than 80 ooM W9BT Ivosfli Mvno not afford to ho th« nation which 130 Center, Cor. of Church the Rio Grande and several new- years. He was a retired sheet met ily. 'Wa^ toov baâd doM all thlE f CALL circulation DEPARTMENT — Ml 3-2711 established eommunltlea near al worker at United Aircraft Corp. Se Louisiana border. Survivors Include a son, William r ■1. fAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 f jiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 4 PAGE.Ni2i;i: BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 'But, ije added, "if we can re Rockville-V ernon Rusk Says C i s duce the weapons down to a point ^Definitely Nbt a Swap’ Time of Your Life where there Is only a remote pos BritainI to Free Answer to Prevtoue Pim le J. Makes Urgent New sibility of being able to hide one Melodic Moments or two, then I 'think an interna Kenya’s Leader HBARO TH AT V«X>SOT i Council to Present Don’t Make Fetish of Woe tional police force or some other Cuba to Return Plane, A H u e ON *SOO IN SOM.& By ARTHUR LORD Arms Cut Efiort 'peace-keeping machinery might be ACROSS 8 Mohammedan Dear Arthur: My husband died WAY. THRU VOOR P E T sacred writing erected which would justify our Of Anti-Whites AN"ifc)0‘RE 1 Bluilcal U iJ last year and now I live alone. I’m .Continued from Page One) confidence in reducing our arms meuuret 8 Notes of TRyiN'-fO KfeEP IT Guido's scale U aL JU U l Revised Zone Rules 63 and unhappy. Nothing makes to a very drastic degree.” U.S. to Release Boat aUlET.^ \NELL, WCvi 8 Plano part 7SUU ment for bringing people under He said Communist China Nairobi, Kenya, Aug. 14 (IP) — 8 Singing voice a n e n me happy. My grandchildren come OVER V4lTH*S YOU 12 Medley 8 Conductors’ this control,” the Soviet premier would be-brought in 6n any plan Jorho Kenyatta, convicted leader (Continued from Page One) stafls c i O H a A proposed revision of the Rock.#BQOthroyd Jr., ElUngitoh; Helen to see me and try to cheer me up, OlHeMe.OR I'LL 13 Norwegian 9 Dry mmm[^ might do so. for ’’drastic dlsarmamefit.” of the Mau Mau anti-white rebel S TA R T O U T W ITH nickname ville Zoning Ordinances will be Broughton, 'Maple St., Ellington. but they only remind me of how The secretary said that If McCloy, noting that he spoke lion. returned to his native village 14 Operatic solo 10 Location a u [21 presented to townspeople tonight Discharged Sunday: Thomas turned through U.S. due legal pro T H ' B A S S ISSnarp or flat 11 Go by steamer K icankj sad I really am. Khrushchev could achieve that, recently • with Premier Ktirush- today. He was welcomed by na Local Stocks cess which' is only coincidental 16 Rodent 18 Menagerie n n a n at 8 during the city counclT meet Azzara, East Hartford; George My children don’t know how to ”lt might confer on him a major chev. said the Soviet leader had tionalist followers celebrating his 17=American20Chri»tm^ EiLJUil^ ing In the city hall. Uebe, Hilltop Dr.; Timothy O’Con make me happy. Not even my advantage.” appeared “more receptive” to pro- impending release after nearly with the release of the airlin.cr. 22 Certain A revision was authorized hy the nell. 6 Westland Rd.; Mrs. Willissa monkey 23 Summon 31 Melody 42 Among friends know how to make mo RUsk said It Is part of the doc po.sals for nuclear inspection and eight years in custody. (tuutatlonn Puinlshnd by U.S. sources guessed Castro was 18 Choruses 43 Parasite* council, which is also the zoning Sherman and twin son and daugh happy. trine of Marx and Lenin that the control than the Soviets had In the Conurn 8i MIddlitbrnok, Inc. . returning the airliner because it . 20 Swiss music 24 Awry 34 Anchor But the turnout at Gatunda 25 Seines 35 Elated 44Yalley authority of the city, in October. ter, Vernon Trailer Court, Vernon. What I need is a panacea. Communist state does not need past. Village Was far smaller than ex Bank Stocks has brought him little more than 21 Eternity 26 Suita 37 Blackboards 45RippM It has been prepared by Everett Minor Accident However, McCloy said it was propaganda headaches. Its pre ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 22 It shines on 38 Pronoun 46 laimb's pen Helen armaments to achieve Its ends and pected. Instead of the anticipated Bid Asked “My Old 27 Wind Lord-Wood, consultant to the Plsn- George A. Liebe, 26, of Hilltop Dear Helen: What you need, added that, in this light, Khrush doubtful the United States could 50.000, a crowd of less than 1,000 Oonn. Bank and Trust sence at Havana airport ha.i V a i , BUT instrument 40 Inclination name .ning Commission, in co-operation Kentucky 28 Imitate 41 Afro-Asian 47 Legal transfer Dr., told Rockville police he black Helen, is a different outlook on life. chev may be showing some sincer get an.ywhere in the nuclear test was on hand to greet Kenyatta as Co...... 55 focused worldwide attention on THEY'RE Home" 29 English school finch 491IPruiate with the commission, and Cor ed out Saturday morning In the All great religious and all great ity In calling fof complete dis ban talks in Geneva because the he arrived In a Britllsh Army car Hartford National Castro’s general flouting of inter NOT EVER 23BaUad poration Counsel Harvey A. parking lot behind W. T. Grant’s Soviet Union apparently has national procedure.^, even though 60NNA 26 Abundant men remind us of the same ap armament. •accompanied by a heavy police Bank and Trust Co. 55 T” T~ r “ 7” r~ r " n r r r Vonce. . on W. Main St., and lost control proach to happiness. The way man However,, Rusk said Russia has "crystallized Its position.” no evidence is available here that BOTHER 30 Eras The proposed zoning. ordinances e.scort. Fire Insurance C-miitanies. ANYBOCV/ 31 Father of his car, which struck the base achieves his own happiness is by repeatedly balked at carefully po Regarding the Berlin situation. About 150 police ringed Kcn- he engineered the hijacking. 32 Small part 12 TT" 14 'allow four residential districts, two ment wall'of the store. McCloy said his talks with Aetna Fire ...... 122'2 129 >2 constantly striving for the happi liced step-by-step moves toward yatta's house as he pushed his Hartford Fire ...... 74 >2 48*2 Besides, tho Electra appears to 33 Permit 17 commercial districts, and two in' Liebe was taken to Rockville ness of others. Khrushchev convinced him the So be of little use to him. He does not 34 Speck r s " 10 dustrial districts. disarmament, as the United States viet leader knew its seriousness way through a crowd of photog National Fire ...... 140 1.50 35 Popular singer City Hospital where he stayed What have you {lone lately has urged. raphers and disappeared Inside.- -f*hoenix Fire ...... '. 122 132 have the facilities to start the turbo, 36 MusicaltrainJnf 10 10 William Satryb, chairman of the overnight for observation. Police Helen, to make your children, .your The secretary said that though and that there were ’’po.ssibilities The 71-year-oId "burning spear” prop plane and it is liable to seiz 38.G10SS Planning Commission, said the re man Richard Bennett made no ar grandchildren, and your friends of disaster.” Life and Indemnity Ina Con. ure if flown outside Cuba. .. disarmament "may seem a dis wore his traditional leather jacket 136 146 39'Firewood vision does not make many rest. Damage was limited to the any happier? tant goal in the light of the cur He said Khru.shchev had boast and carried his symbol of nation Aetna Casualty ... ■ There was little disposition here 40 Article changes in the zoning of various front end of Liebe’s car. ed to him of being able to make Aetna Life ...... 131 136 to believe this removal of one point 41 Pertaining to 23 !T 2 T 20 rent world situation, it is one that a 100 megaton nuclear bomb, and alist leadership — a horsehair fly Qonn. General ...... 251 266 thech^ w r areas in the city. Dear. Arthur: Was life ever we must continue to pursue be whi.sk. of friction means Castro Is making 44 Saluted 3 2 Rather, It organizes the regula Vernon and Talcottvllle news Is dreamy when I was 17 and Ed was that he had replied that the U.S. Kftd. Steam Boiler 114 120 any basic change in his anti-U.S. 30 cause our very survival may de also was capable of producing Members of the Kenya African .138ti 143'2 48 Leave out tions in understandable fashion, handled through The Herald’s 37. We got married and were as pend upon it." National Union (KANU) pressed Travelers ...... altitude. 49 Malt beverage 33 38 Sind brings up-to-date those regula Rockville bureau, 5 W. Main 8t., happy as a couple of bugs in a rug. such a bomb. against the fcnCvO around the house Huhllc.rtlllnea Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- 50 Part In play tions which lagged behind the Rusk, asserted that "the very 51 Cer^ TR 6-8186 or MI 9-6797. Polks kept saying that such a mar act of establishing a disarmament and sang, nationalist songs. Across Conn. Light & Power 28 30 Minn.. termed return of the Electra CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 52 Sty 3 5 " state statute's, he said. ,riage couldn’t work, but they were agency will have an encouraging . the street members of the rival Hftd Electric Light 75 78 a "Wiendly straw in a turbulent The revamping of the zoning '^wrong-ûhtil 30 years later. Ed's . 56 ' wind," but "only a token as to the 53 Iroquolan 30 1 impact upon the peoples of the i Kenya African Democratic Union Hartford Gas Co. . Indian ordinances is necessary If the city Coventry now 67. I’m 47. I’m the same viva world who "look to the United Hoop Scandal I (KADU) paraded, chanting: "Ka- Southern New England ' real problem” of expropriation. 54 Poetry Is to receive money from the fed cious woman I was when I was Sen. Karl E. Mundt, R:S.D., ap PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEKR 55 Finish 41 TT 43 4b 40 47 States, not only as their main dc- , du is going forward and if Kanu Telephone ...... 51'!, 54'2 56 Deceased eral government for redevelop married. I enjo.y being a woman, ■fense against the enemies of free I stands in our way we will smash Manufacturing Comiianles proved of the agreement but said it 40 U i ment, he said. It was this need Plans Completed but Ed has slowed down consider Sequel Hinted 1 them.” Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . 63 67 should not be regarded as a prece DOWN to comply with federal regulations ably. I’m miserable and tempted dom but as a nation ready and able dent for future deals. IStud S3 to take the initiative in serious Kenyatta told reporters he sup Associated Spring . . 16 ; 18 01 S2 that started the move to revise For 4-H Supper to do something I shouldn’t. What New York, Aug. 14 Harold ported neither party but wanted Bristol Brass ...... 12'i 14 2 Landed the ordinances more than a year should I do?, and practical efforts to insure a 3 BalUc gulf ST" 56 SO more peaceful world.” Weissman,- New York Mirror col African unity. He said this went Dunham Bush'...... 5'* 4 Browning ago. Constance for "all Kenya citizens of what 84 qiecialtiei -U Plans have been completed for Under questioning by Chairman umnist, said today; Em-Hart ...... 79 Among the changes in zoning the annual 4-H Town Committee Dear Constance: You have quite William Fulbright, D-Ark., Rusk ever race.” Fafnir Bearing .... . 56'i 60'i About Town are the following: sponsored public com supper a name, friend, for a woman with said the disarmament agency could "When diligent DA Frank Hogan Police used tear gas yesterday N. B. M achine...... 23'i 25'2 1. Franklin St., to allow for the your temptations. You may think explodes the college football bomb North and Judd ... A third scries of svvimming les Wednesday. The affair will be held represent "a task force” composed as a shocking sequel to the basket to break up crowds In Nairobi . 15'2 17 ^2 housing project fdr the elderly. from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the you’re miserable now, but try and of appropriate experts from all celebrating Kenyatta's e.\pected Stanley Works .... . 16',2 18'i sons will be given at Salter’s Pool SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAIi 2. South St. and West St., to al Church Community House. think of how much wor.se you'd ball scandal, among the repercus ■Veeder Root ...... 52 56 by the recreation department low Industrial development. interested agencies, including the sions W'ill be evidence linking some release. Briti.sh Colonial Secretary Registration will take place at 10 Tickets may be obtained at the feel as a faithless wife. Ed could state and Defen.se Departments Iain MacLeod announced Aug. 1 The above quotations are not to 3. South St., to make the resi door. spring back to life. It's been known of the notorious hoop figpires to the that Kenyatta would be sent home am . tomorrow. with lessons dential districts conform to the to happen before, especially with and the Atomic Energy Commis headlined food-poisoning epi.sode of oe construed as actual markets. scheduled to start Wednesday The menu will be baked Virginia sion. 1959, when half the Oklahoma foot in mid-August and probably re type of residential district tl\at ham with orange sauce, home encouragement and stimulation He said the agency director would leased a few days later. morning. exists over the itlty line in the made corn fritters, steamed corn from his wife. ball team was stricken at Evanston tScu' System Town of Vemon.f be under the secretary of state and on the eve of the Northwestern Kenya is approaching independ on the cob, assorted salads, rolls, would give the seeretary an oppor game.” ence and the bulk of the native Microscope Strongest The council meeting will start at butter, homemade apple pie, coffee Dear Arthur; Mom Is in her politicians and voters have made Developed during World War T:30 p.m. eighties and lives with us. We tunity to forward his own com Weissman did not elaborate fur for adults and chocolate or white ments whenever the agency pre clear they want Kenyatta to lead II, the loran sy.stcm enables a Toulouse, Prance—Tliree Frgnch- Swim Meet have a large home with 12 rooms ther and Dist. Atty. Hogan’s of navigator to fix his position by milk for children. sented its views to the President. fice has consistently declined to them. mcn have constructed at Toulouse Rockville took third place after In charge of the ham will be and 12 children. Dinner time is A separate disarmament agency Kenyatta was sentenced in 1953 mea.suring the time difference be tile world’s most powerful elec Newin'gton and Windsor yesterday the best part of our day. Mom says comment on all rumors of the di tween the receipt of .signals sent Mrs. Owen S. Trask and Mrs. the grace promptly at six and we is needed, he said, because Us func- rection his investigation of the to seven years' hard labor on tronic microscope, a 4-ton, 10-foot- afternoon In the suburban swim Henry Shgrman; fritters, Mrs. tion.s would go beyond those now charges of leading the Mau Mau , out by two synchronized radio sta- high instrument that has taken ming meet held at Henry Park. never finish our meal before 7:30. gambling influence in college lion.s. Maurice French, Mrs. Leon C. normally within the province of the sports Is taking. terrorist uprising in Kenya, After clear pictures of living bacilli Rockville had a score of 169 to Mom has always been on time to state department and would in completing the term, he was ban Heckler, ■ Mrs. Frederick Miller, meals, but lately she . comes in The football game In question measuring only 12 millionths of an Newington’a 275 and Windsor’s 167. Mrs. Ethel Cargo, Miss Norma clude scientific research in which ished to Ijodwar, a primitive desert DR. BUCHMAN RITES SET inch. Fourth place was takfen by Wind about 10 minutes late. Should we was the opening game for both Lawton and Mrs. Walter Thorp the department has uo experience. teams. Oklahoma was ranked No. region. He %yas moved to the village Allentown, Pa,. Aug. 14 lA’) - sor Locks with 128. and fifth place start the meal without her? of Maralal fou'r months ago so na Funeral services will he held here UNTERMEYER APPOINTED was taken by Simsbury with 101. Sr.; salads. Mrs. Louis OrehoLsky Pat 5 nationall.v in 1958, with a 9-1 rec and Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton; pics, New York, Aug. 14 Iff)—John J. ord and a 21-6 victory over Syra tive politicians could confer with Friday in .St. John's Lutheran Washington, Aug. 14 '.'PI—Poet- Rockville won six gold medals in Dear Pat: Make Mom aware of McCloy, president Kennedy's chief him, Church for Dr. Frank Buchman, anthologist Louis IJntermeyer. 76. \F SrttDOBlfT STOP BUTTING the meet, however, and will send Mrs. Walter S, Keller and Miss your genuine interest in whatever cuse in the Orange Bowl. North Hilda M. Keller;' corn, Mrs. Rus advisor on di.=armament, says the western had a mediocre 5-4 rec Kenyatta said he bore no bitter founder of the Moral Re-Arma has been appointed consultant in going-ro five children to the tournament of is bothering her. As time goes by. United States is working on a "far- ness over his imprisonment and ment Movement and a native of English poetry to the Library of champions in Goodwin Park in sell Storrs and hotftemade syrup, she'll let you know what is on her ord the previous year. In an upset. lAAve rtep. (^RouNPeo! Mrs. Gilbert H. Storrs. reaching'' disarmament plan that Northwestern, beat Oklahoma 45- that be planned to tour Kenya in Allentown. Congress. At his Newtown, Conn, Hartford to be held Sunday. Aug. mind; Under no circumstances should be ready this fall. an attempt to unite all Africans, The body of Buchman, 83, who home, Untermeyer said yc.stcrday 27. Gay Abrahamson won the 50- Waitresses will be Karen Rose, should you usurp her privilege of 13. Manv members of the Okl.a- Asked whether the U.S. could homa team were taken ill follow "All Kenya citizens of whatever died Aug. 7 in Germnn.v, arrived his new ppgt is evidence of the-ad- yard freestyle competition for 13- Carol Murdock, Virginia Couch, saying grace. produce a plan as dramatic as the race." here yesterday by plane. ministrAflortts “recognition that and 14-year old boys by setting a Linda Doggart. Patricia Shermart, Soviet proposal for complete dis ing dinner in a restaurant prior to i* K * x the game. On the question of while-held land He will be buried alor.gside his culture is an important part of our record of 28 seconds. Cheryl Little, Pauline Little. Jane PERMIT REVOKED armament, McCloy said; in Kenya, Kenyatta said "All land parents in Fairview Cemetery. International position.” Irene Kolanko also broke a rec French, Carolyn Trask, Pamela Hartford Aug. 14 L’Pi—Gambling "I think we can", and I think we that is not developed must be hand ord backstroke competition for 13- Glenney, Mary Jane Toothaker, activities uncovered by police at have one which is just as sincere, SERVANT OF THE PUBLIO ed over to the landless Africans, and 14-year-old girls. Gail Cargo, Barbara Jean Cargo the Sports Nook Restaurant, 23 if not more so .... ” Hartford, Aug. 14 iff’i—Rep. hut those lands which are developed "Sometimes I wonder if I've been too good a wife to Other Rockville children who dis apd Diana Wahmann. Park St., last May have brought McCloy, appearing last night on Frank Kowalski. D-Conn., com are to function without interfer Henry— he's got so he won’t talk back to ANYBODYl" tinguished themselves in the meet Bus boys will include Walter revocation of the establishment’s NBC-TV’s "Meet the Press,” said menting on the controver.sy about ence." were Mark Bucheri who won the Wanagel, Daniel Storrs, George liquor permit. In other actions Sat the, plan is being discussed with political talks bv militar.v officers, Asked to comment on the aetivi- OPEN EVERY M&HT TILL 10 100-yard breaststroke; Peter Rid EberJe, Jay Gorden Jr., David urday, the Stale Liquor Control this country's allies and that it has said that the military should tics of the 2,00n-n;cmbcr Kenya dle. the junior boy's diving: and Storrs and Donald Storrs. Commission issued 10 to IS-da.v li would be premature to reveal the be ’’the servant of the public, not Land Freedom Army, an under John Verfaille in the 200-yard com Kitchen hostesses will be Mrs. cense suspensions to the Ne\V Wil details. its teacher.” In a teleca.st carried ground movement dedicated , to LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON petition for 15- and 16-year olds. Robert A. Doggart and Mrs. Fred low Restaurant, 24 Bank St., New He conceded that the world might b.v Connecticut stations, Kowal.ski getting white-held land.s for the Complete Science Course erick C. Rose; assisting as kitchen London, the Normandie Restaurant. never be able to get "a 100 per called for withdrawal of a 19,58 Africans, Kcn.V'atta said he knew Glenn Snape, 17-year-oId son of helpers will be Mrs. Rufus Reed, 1995 Whitne.v Ave., North Haven, cent control system"—that the directive which he said encouraged nothing about its aims. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snape, 31 Mrs. Eveijett N. Barth and Mrs. and f,he Branmorc Hotel, 92 Hart Sorter union might be able to con officers to , impose their political "If they are harmful to our coun m South St., Rockville, is one of 40 Clifford Safranek, Working in the ford Ave., Sound View. ceal sortie nuclear bombs. views on their troops. try I will condemn them,” he said. youths from 28 statee who just kitchen will be Raymond Melady, I SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORK completed an Intensive seven-week Robert A. Doggart, Everett N. science course at Loomis School Barth, Russell Storrs, Edwin H. for Boys In Windsor. Lawton and Harmon N. Cochrane. HARTFORD RD. and PINE ST. He Is a senior at Rooktville High Dance Canceled School and is described by his The dance scheduled for Satur MANCHESTER motlier as "very good” in physics day night as part of the 4-H town and mathematics. fair annual activities has been Free Parking — Parcel Pick-Up "He hasn’t made any definite de canceled because of the block B. C. BY JOHNNY HART cision” on what he'd like to do dance the Rotary Club is sponsor for a career, she said, because he ing Friday- night at the shopping Is Interested In so many subjects. IT W AS in e v it a b l e . center amesite parking area. The His older brother Is working )n club is conducting the affair for the Tuesday and Wednesday Specials S O M E B O C fT HAD TO the research laboratory of Mon benefit of the Nathan Hale Com INVENT SHAVIN& santo Chemical Corp. in Ludlow, munity Center. Mass., at the same time he is do The dance" was to have been con GENUINE WHITE ROCKS ing undergraduate work at the ducted by the Teen-H’ers 4-H University of Massachusetts, said Club; however, the club will be In Mrs. Snape. i charge of a fun booth at the fair. Glenn has earned his letter in The fair program williclose be soccer at RHB, and plays tennis tween 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Saturday and basketball. He Is a member when all exhibits are to be re of the honor society. moved from the Church Communi CHICKEN Hospital Notes Admitted Friday: Anna Lubke- ty House and Coventry Grange man. Hunter Rd., Tolland. Hall on Rt. 44 A where the fair LEGS and BREASTS Admitted Saturday: Thomas will be held. ’i (QUARTERS) e-H Azzara, East Hartford; Kenneth Russell, East Hartford; George Manchester Evening Heralil Llebe, Hilltop Dr.; James Burke, Coventry Correspondent, F. Paul MORTY MKKKI.E BY DICK CAVALLI Tolland Stage Rt. ine Little, Telephone PI 2-6231. Admitted Sunday: Jennie Starke r \MOULD H A ve B e r AN 13 Morrison St. Loss ALEUROPHoee WOULD ee Admitted Today; Linda Sargent, 60MEB0CV WHOe AFRAID Wilshire Rd!, Vernon. During 1958, the United States OF ALLURING WO^êN. 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Maxwell Back in EARL YOST Maris Socks Register Tonight Sports Editor ‘Ole Folks’ Snider Registration for both the Texan Billy Maxwell, whofor ' regular play with 276. Youngeagtie and Paul Harney 71- 66-70-72—279 Mlnnesota baseball game. The Con Thiirsdav to tie the record. one Pony l..eague teams in ;o\vn a 2 'j game lead over Cfn- for the Reds who slugged The win makes Maxwell’s earn- Second Playoff Bruce Crumpton 72- 67-69-71—279 •Di ~ ' The Babe didn't hit No. 45 iin- jcinnati in the National League, lo.ser Mike McCormick for nine of The playoff was the second con Dan Sikes 68- 69-71-71—279 necticut Room is usually cool and Biggest sporting event in the.se | „ . . Manchester. ing.s for the season $26,658. His I They would be less than human if their 15 hits. Ken Johnson needed earlier triumphs include the Palm secutive one for the tournament. Bob Goalby 69- 71-69-70—279 this ’’was the case this warm day parts ia the Insurance Citv Open i ,, u i? Dow Finsterwald 7:1-67-70.69—279 and I watched with-interest, and in -they weren't beginning to think of help from BUI Henry in the sev- Springs and Puerto Rico Tourna Last year, Arnold Palmer out Jerry Steelsmith 72-68-7M8—280 Golf Tournament and once iho ' “ ^ honw^^^ Mason Rudolph 67- 68-71-74—280 comfort, the ball game. There was , the root front a series in the Col- enth inning to .save hi.s third vie- ments. gunned Jack Fleck and Bill Col regular work load wa.s fini.shed f “ >■''> 1' l.seuni with its crowds of 92.000 and tory.- lins for the victory. Bill Johnston 71- 67-69-73—280 a slight interruption, along about 1.3 Bissell St. I headed over th e !"!""'' ember stretch efnve that Maxwell was pressed to pick up Bert W’caver 72- 68-69-71—280 the ninth inning, when the dinner Yankee Stadium with its 70.000 Cincinnati knocke'd out Mc- cigarette money during hLs long In the money sweeps, Doug Howie Johnson 69- 70-71-70—280 Glastonbury bridge for the Weth- “ ‘" ’a.vs has frustrated the most Sanders, who is holding down third Don Massingale 70- 69-72-69—280 bell rang. I insLsted that I would ensfield Cduntrj' Club on a hot. /^^"engers. I plu.s. j Cormick in the .seventh mmng .slump last year. Jay Hebert 67- 70-74-69—280 watch just three more ouU but Cincinnati isn't folding. The when 'they broke a 1-1 tie with He turned the trick yesterday place among the circuit trotters, Gary Player 71- 70-71-69—281 humid day. How anyone could: Mans and • Mantle now are 15 gained ground on Gary Player and Johnny Pott 66J>8-7,3-74—281 rather than eat a cold meal I left play golf on a such a day. I'll ; Jâmes ahead of Ruth s jiace. He I Reds .stuck right on the Dodgcr.s’ i runs and added three more in the #fn5 a slick 66 around the par- ; heels hy snapping San Francisro'.s ■ 71 Wethersfield Country Club Palmer. Tony Lena 71-69-68-74—281 my seat' and joined my family, never know but the answer is. I 45th in game No. 132 (in ninth Two came when Matty Alou A fourth place tie earned Sand Arnoiti Palmer 68- 67-73-73—281 with no decision reached in the sult sure, the same as for any, eluding ojie tie) and they have live-game winning streak 8-1 lo.st Pnsl’.s fly ball in the sun and course on a cool, gusty day which Joe Moore Jr. , 70-70-70-71—281 Wally Post drove in four run.s m, rocked most of the other pros off ers $1,.533, raising his total for the Lionel Hebert 73- 68-70-70—281 game as yet...Even after dessert sport. If one is interested enough. games (also including let it tall for a double. Buddy Sullivan 71-70-70-70—281 I was able to pick up the game, on the Reds' farewell at Candlestick * W « their game and sent scores soar year to $47,659. Tommy Aaron 71- 71-70-69—281 the weather is no factor . . A.s- “ ne tici. Palmer and Player just made it TV. still without a winning as the sisting Lucy Marsters at the ICO Although Maris and .Mantle Pars where they won eight of 11 ' riRATES-I’HILS— Tom Sturdl- ing. Tommy Jacob.s 70-72-66-74—281 .starts. Pair Deadlocked under the wire, each picking up Dop Bisplingholf 70-67-71-74—282 teams were battling In extra in registration desk was Mrs. Jane each homcred in the fust game at vaiil. former American Leagfuer, $106. Pla.ver now stands at $55,- Doug Ford 69- 68-7:1-72—282 nings... Finally, while working Stuck of Manchester, a member Washington Sunday it didn't mean i I Philadelphia lo.st its 16th won his second for the Pirates al Kroll. who carded a 72 yesterday Lee Raymond 68-71-72-71—282 with my trusty typewriter on Mon AMERIC.AN LEAGl F4 and Maxwell wound up the 72 holes 791 and Palmer at $52,899, Jim Ferrler 68- 74-70-70—282 of the Board of Education and “ thing. The Senalors handed the I straight, 1.3-4 to Pitt.sbiirgh but though Uie Phils got to him for Rex Baxter 69- 69-74-71—283 day's column, the Yanks scored to mother of several fine swimmers Yanks a 12-2 beating on Benny I W. I-. Pet. G-B-, finally broke its scoreless streak 13 liils, Pittsburgh scored eight Buzz Gan'in 67-71-69-76—283 win in 15 innings.. .Tennis before New York ....7* .39 .6ftt after 29 innings. Milwaukee's Lew iineanied runs in the sixth inning Bob Brue 69- 71-70-73—283 . . Fir.st golfer I encountered that Daniels’ five-hitter. .Marts camel Detroit ...... 78 42 .6.35 dark and I felt like a new man I knew was Stan Hilinski, one of through\again in the second , •’ 1 Burdette won his t4th with the with the help of errors by Tony Fred Gronaiier 70- 69-72-72—283 after playing several sets. With BalHmore ___ 67 .51 .568 ------W inner Changes His Tuner .lohn McMiillin 67- 73-71-72—283 the best players at the local game, won by the Yanks' Jim ' i help of a perfect day by Eddie Taylor and Ruben Amaro who Jim Turnesa 69-70-68-77—284 three new tennis courts, plus a I Cleveland ___ 60 .56 .517 ‘ Maihcws who had two walks and had three misplavs in the game, Cay Brewer Jr. 68- 68-71-77—284 Countrj' Club. Stan was armed Coates. 9-4. | [Chicago ...... 59 .57 ..509 Jon Giistin swimming pool within walking dis [three hits, including his 23rd horn- Bob Clemente led'the Pirates with 72- 69-68-75—284 tance of my home I hope to keep with a camera, taking pictures of Despite the split. New York , Boat on ...... 56 64 .467 Al Gelberger 7.3-70-69-72—284 the leading pros. Talked golf, stretched its American Ijcague ; er, 8-3 victory over the Clii- thice singles and drove in three Maxwell Dejected Man Ed Rulila 69- 72-72-72—285 my waistline from bulging. [ I-os .Angeles . .49 66 .426 , cago Cubs. Harold Kneece 71- 70-70-74—285 baseball and football with .Vino lead to 3'- games over the De-I Washington ..48 65 ’.425 runs. ,y; Boh Nichols 68- 69-74-74—285 Bogginl and Mike Strange . . .Mrs. Iroit Tigers -.vlio absorbed a 13-5 i Tom Nieporte 74- 69-69-73—285 Monday -Minnesota ___ 49 67 .422 a-Ernie Burgess 70- 66-75-74—285 Sport.sman Cliff Mitchell was an Betty Walker of Manchester was battering al the hands of the Min- Kansas Cltv . .42 7,3 ..365 DODGERS-C A K D S — Snider BRAVES-CT RS — M a t h e w a holding fortlh a l the Fir.st .Aid i nesota 3'V'ins. Bill Tuttle hit a came through with a run-.scoring 1 climbed into a 10th place t ie ICO WINNER— Billy Maxwell all smiles as he holds trophy *nd check of $4,'300 After Bogie on 18th Al Johnston 72- 69-71-74—285 early caller to say the trout fish I Sunday’s Results Bob McCaillsIer 69- 72-72-73—286 Tent, staffed by Hartford Red ' grandslam homer and drove m six double and a triple in five al bat.s witli Joe DiMaggio in the all- after winning Insurance City Open Golf Championship Sunday. (AB Photofax.) Butch Baird 71- 70-72-73—286 ing was great in Maine, he having I Washington 12-4, New York 2-9. Don Essig 71- 70-72-73—286 made the trip with Cltailie ,Bol- Cross volunteers . . Practice maae.s I nms for the twins, I Kaltimore 6. Boston 5 (II). again.sl St. Loui.s while Stan Wli-; time home run standings by hil- Mne Main 69-71-68-78—286 ! liams shut out St. Loui.'i. 8-0. ling No. 361 of his career off Jim off his showing, looms as one of teron, former Manchester High perfect and most player.s, includ-| Baltimore, 11 games bai k, edged . I4OS .Angeles 8, Clevelunil 7. By JRANK CLINE ; a-Bobby Allen / 65-74-7.3-7.5—287 I with eight hit.s. It was Williams’ Brewer at Milwaukee. It wa.s his the bright young stars of the fu Bob Rosbnrg / 72- 71-66-81—290 gridder. Each summer the two ing the stars on the tour, went I Boston, 6-.’'i, in 11 imungs when 5linnesota IS, Detroit 5. ICO SS Winners “ Well it wa.s fun while It last- n-.Timmv Gi-ant 71-70-72-79—292 to either the putting green.s or t relief pili'her Arnold Earley Chicago 9, Kansas City 8. I nth victory and .second shutout. I first sinceJuly 23. By reaching ture. n-Amnteur./ men lish in Maine, having cro.ssed Yanks Pick Clay Road eDavis Cup Matches Joe Cam pbell...... 2,000.00 pressroom shortly after he bogied start next week and Bill Skoneski, wa.s as much fun and entertain L illie Lifi.s Aparicio had a big Washington (Gabler 8-4) 8:05 p.m. Bob Lillis. Jo'hnny Ro.seboro drove i P“ ** Zimmer hit a two-run homer sters, one would have thought the | ing as actual competitive play. . day a.s tliey add to their sti’ing of home runs at the e.\- Phil Rodgers ...... 1,533.34 the 72nd and last hole of regula Texan had won the ICO following' PUTTER COOLED OFF: Ted Kroll, who led the ICO commissioner, reported much in day for the Chicago White .Sox Only Games Scheduled in three with a seventh-inning j ut tfic sl.xlh, Al Heist’.s .single tion play hi the 10th renewal of Home at a respectable hour. with three hits, four runs and two jiense of tlie'W'ashin^ton Senators. (AP Photofax.) Tuesday’a Sohedula double in a four-run bla.st against | drove in the other Cub run in the Frank Bo.vnton ...... 1.. 533.34 a neat birdie following a beautiful. W a couple of rounds and finished in a deadlock with terest had already been sliown. New York. Aug. 14 (/P)—The U.S. Davis Cup team is tak this annual event when he thought More on this later when the stolen bases in a 9-3 victory over Chicago at New A’ork, 8 p.m. relief man Craig:.. Anderson ' seventh. ing the clay road and not the traditional grass road to the Doug Sanders ...... 1.. 533.34 approach shot on the 18th. Earlier, Billy Maxwell only to lose out in playoff, looks phildn ' I'ritlay 1.250.00 he had flubbed his chances for In the round Frllhnan became per- | weatlier cools off . . . Home at a the Kansa.s City A s. Los .Angeles at Washington. 8:05 ' John Frillman ...... the title. But as In baseball, where sophically at his putter which cooled off a little too soon. p.m. challenge round—and the boys are not a bit scared. Gene Littler ...... 1.2.50.00 turbed with a camera fan who good hour and with the night free Always the best day of the week, Joe Koppe’s first major league, Today^s Basehnll Larger and Livelier •‘We believe we have the tw o^------1.016.67 the game Isn’t over until the last (AP Photofax.) ______o — the fir.st week night in nearly financially, with Walt Ferguson j grandslam homer an bonus Boston at Cleveland. 8 p.m. Julius Boros ...... clicked just a little too soon when Baltimore at Detroit (2), 7 p.m. beat clay court players in the Wimbledon runnerup, are expected Ken Venturi ...... 1.016.67 batter Is out, golf Isn’t finished ho was studying a putt. A $I,Z5U two weeks I found time to catch handling the chore of distributing rookie Tom Salriano's steal of world in Tut Bartzen and Chuck 1.016.67 until the last contestant Is in and up on my reading as well as play pay checks to faithful employes. . . I home enabled the Los Angeles -An- Kansas City at .Minnesota, 9 Mantle Feels 50 Homer Total to play singles against Mexico’s Jim Ferree ...... payoff settled his nerves. p.m. McKinley,” H a rcou rt Woods, Antonio P a 1 a f o x and Marion Bob Goetz ...... 875.00 Maxwell wound up In a deadlock ing tennis with Russ Weinhold, Bill Skone.ski, Midget Football ' gels to post an 8-7 come-from-bc- chairman of the Davis Cup Com Llamas at Cleveland and carry on Art Wall Jr...... 875.00 with early leader Ted Kroll who former local resident, and an East League commissioner, wa.s visi- j hind decisiosi over (Teveland. Reports by Scientists muffed a short putt on the 16th Holding a share of the lead Jurgensen Looks Sharp Hartford neighbor, and then a tor. reporting ail was ready for I . . • NATIONAL LEAGUE Necessary Before Stretch Run mittee, said today. "We don't feel against India and Italy, if suc A1 Balding ...... 753.34 going into the final day’s play, ■we’re taking any unnecessary George Bayer ...... 7.53.34 and fell back Into a tie with Max .swim in the pool. Monday nigtit’s registration al I SENATORS-Y.ANKS — Washing- w. I>. Pet. O.B. cessful. well necessitating a playoff. lik able Joe Campbell couldn’t Country Club ; lx(« Angeles ..69 __ cl-ances in the coming Inter-Zone Dave Ragan ...... 7.53.34 Ch.irter Oak Park at 6 o’clock for ton sent 11 men to the plate and .69 4n .633 Washington, Aug. 14 OPi—If^ The best September mark of any The U.S. doubles combination Needless to say. Maxwell was a lot stand prosperity. The husky Ten T iiesday Not Seen as Conclusive;''ineJnnati .70 46 matches.” Gardiner Dickinson Jr. 570.00 As Eagles Rout Bears both potential Midget and Pony scored six runs in tlie sixth in- .603 ni*~'l ' either of the New York Yankee 1 serious challenger to Ruth's record probably will be McKinley and 19- ,570.00 more voluble when he finally took nessean’s second shot was well SATURDAY la'agTier.s. .Mam hc.ster will have a ning of the opener to break open San Francisco 60 50 ^..545 5 91J i The Americans play Mexico next year-old Dennis Ralston of Bak Paul Harney ...... on its way off to the right of the BEST SELECTED NINE Mail bag produced letters from t ------■’„ ’2 , t i twins—Mickey Mantle and Roger j was Greenberg's ,12 in 1938*. Foxx Friday through Sunday in the Bruce Cramplon...... 570.00 top prize money after bcatingl Bob Fishel, chief loub thumper for Pony team for the first time this ’ a 1-1 tie. Chuck Hinton and Jim Milwaukee . .57 51 .528 i n ; ' ersfield, Oalif., while Mexico will green when it hit a s p e cta to r Class A — Gordon WiKson 30- New Yoik, Aug. 14 .J’ l 'fhe Tlie manufacturer said that II'* Maris—is to break Babe Ruth's in 1932 and Wilson in 1930 had 10, American Zone final at the Cleve Dan Sikes 570.00 Kroll in the scventli hole of their New York, Aug. 14 (iT*)—The National Football League the New York Yankees, and Hal season...Oft to the ICO shortly King hit homers for the Senators Jdttsbnrgh , .,54 5.3 .50.5 14 j Mize in 1947 had seven and Mantle probably use Palafox and young ' ...... yesterday at the 15th and fell just 3 - 27, Tom Faulkner 31-3—28. Bill Baseball whieh .Mickey Mantle major league specifications St. Is>uis ,, .,56 55 14 record of 60 home nms in a sea l i ^ Skating Club, which has clay 570.00 head-to-hcad playoff. Champion Philadelphia Eagles, supposedly hurtin’ without Goodtmgli. the excellent after din after noon and again the crowd and Bob Johnson had two doubles ..505 .son, he must go into September in 1956 had five. Ralph Kiner in Rafael Osuna. Dow Finsterwald 570.00 off the fairway only a few yards Allen 32-4 -28, Bill Olcksin.ski 31- wa.s gieat. . Two showers drench before 27..368. largest Washington and Roger Maris are belting at require that a baseball weigh < hicagn . .. .44 65 .404 25 , court surfaces. Normally, U.S. Davis Cvippers short of the green. But Campbell ner speaker and former public re a record home run pace is with around 50. 1949 smashed 16 home runs in Sep Jerry Steelsmith 324.29 3—28. passing wizard Norm Van Brocklin at quarterback, have in lations boss with the Milwaukee ed many who were out on the crowd of the year. between 5 and 5'4 ounces and 1 hlindelphia .30 80 .273 .3912 The United States could have prefer grass where the big serv \5hen Maxwell and Kroll pushed proceeded to get a bogie here and "Slightly larger, .slightly light that a gro.ss (144) of 'new At least that's what Mantle be tember, but he was far behind Ma.son Rudolph .. 324.29 on to the fourth hole and beyond Clas.s B — Allan Ayers 33-7— stalled bench warmer Sonhy Jurgensen as the heir apparent Braves . . New president of the course but 1 .stayed close to the Maris’ 45th got the Yanks off .Siindav’s Results Ruth’s 1927 pace goinj; into the placed the match in Philadelphia ice and net-attacking game is most 324.29 at the 18th also to run his er and sliglitly livelier’’ than balls in 1961 would weigh the Pittsburgh 13. Philadelphia 4. lieves. Westchester County or some other Bill Johnston . .. in the playoff they, of course, 26, Bob McGiirkin 31-4—27. with little loss in momentum. Comiccticut Sports Writers’ Al ISUiigieen and nearby clubhoiuse. running In the' second game off "I hope to hit at least five morel final month and actually had little effective. But with the formidable Bert Weaver ____ 324.29 chances aftjr being 16-under-par Clafwt C — Neil Smiley 33-8—25, pres.4 headquarters being set up in the ball with which Babe Ruth .same as a gro.sa in 1927. .Mllnaukee 8, Chicago 8. •pot with lush gra.ss courts, but Italian ghost looming ahead, the established a new endurance rec Conquerors of the College All- the Washington Redskins, 26-7. liance, P. J. Bolduc, better known loser Marty Kutyna and Clete Boy home nms before this month is | chance. He finished with 54. Howie Johnson .. 324.29 after the first four holes, canning Moe Martocchio 34-8—26, Bill Stars' in their first outing, the the clubhouse. Jim Gaquin of the er al.so added a homer off relief hit 60 home runs in 1927, sci In the weight compulations, Cincinnati 8, San Francisro 1. it chose Cleveland’s clay. The Americans realize they must get a ord for the ICO. Last year Arnold Houston trounced Oakland. 35-17, as Pat, visited to pasS the lime of entific tests by the New 5'ork over. " Mantle said, "otherwise it’sj ------Don Massengale . 324.29 Palmer finally beat Jack Fleck on three straight birdies following a Bengston 34-8—26, Gene Davis 33- Eagles romped to a 38-10 exhibi PGA does a tremendous job in man Dave Sisler. Coates allowed it was found that the 1961 Ixm .Angeles 8. .St. Isuils 0. Mexicans are almost helpless on mouthful of clay if they’re to have 324.29 in the only American Football day. Pat went into office two Times disclo.sed today. Yankee ball weigihed 5.16 going to be almost impossible to Jav Hebert ...... the third overtime hole after Bill par on the first hole. 7—26. tion triumph over the Chicago weeks ago aa top man with the "running’’ tlie room and Bob Wilke, 10 liits while posting hi.s ninth Today’s tiames turf. a chance of regaining their old Gary Player .... 106.25 League tuneup scheduled. The same tests, however, fail ounces compared with 5.53 St. (Broglio 8-10 or Sim catch the Babe. I remember back Collins, who wound up in a three- Low Gross - - Gordon Wilson 73. Bears Saturday night as Jurgen- • • * of the sponsoring Hartford Jay- victory. If they beat the Mexicaiis, the place as the No. 2 Davis Cup pow 106.25 Nutmeg scribes . . Welcomed the ed to prove that the hall should ounces for the Ruth ball (with in 1956, I had 47 going into Sep-! Johnnv Pott ...., way deadlock for the lead after Maxwell let everyone know ear Blind Bogey — Merrill Anderson, ■sen supplied the punch in their opportunity to get caught up on cees’ publicity,^committee, rales a mons 7-7) at I>os Angeles (Drys- Yanks must meet India the East er. Tony Lema ...... 106.25 ly that he meant business getting Sked Homans, Fred Nassiff, Ray PACKEBS-COWBOY8 — Starr, make home runs any easier po.ssible accumulated mois I dale 10-6) 9 p.m. tember. I think I hit only five in , ern Zone champion, and the place 72 holes, fell by the wayside on first tost against a solid pro ag my mail, which has been heavy in bow for the, excellent facilities... TVVINS-TIGER.S—Tuttle was the tlie last month. " Arnold Palmer . . 106.25 a bird on the first hole which was Warren, 81. designated the Packers’ No. 1 sig today than 31 years ago. "In- ture 1. I Pittsburgh (Haddix 8-5) at Mll- preferred for this skirmish is the opening hole of the first play gregation. nal-caller when Lamar McHan the past few weeks and by after Visitor during one of the shower.s big gun for the Twins who fThve Mantle wound up the 1956 sea-' Whitey Ford of the Yankees Joe Moore Jr. ... '^06.25 duplicated by Gene Littler and Weekend feature was an eagle wa.s Ed May, former congres.sman, beaten the Tigers five times in tere.sting. but inconclusive,” Still another test showed |\va*e final Sox,___ led Chicago______to a 9-8 victory_____ Series victories with seven. He \Miat a difference a couple of of his threesome. This same trio He holed out a nine iron. sized that he isn’t worried over ICO a decade ago, who is also a Pascual, relieved by Ray Moore in The Times, spiirred by talk weighed 5.28 ounces while the •et for Sept. 29-30 and Oct. 1. Tommv Aaron .. 106.25 touchdown pass to Homung and ball at night and instead tried my 1936 ball weighed only 5.2.5. Only Games Scheduled. , month ahead of Ruth’s record pace ! over Kansas City with three hits, has been beaten four times. numths can make: Only last April again thrilled the crowd at the SUNDAY the prospect of succeeding Van hand at tennis with a refreshing fine golfet'. . . Art Knofla, Ricky the eighth, won his lOlh. Ron that Ruth's gieal record wa.s Must Negotiate set up two more with his accurate in jeopardy because of the Numerous Teats Tuesday’s Schedule ■ only to fall .short. With 45 horn- ■ four runs and two stolen bases, Gary Player stunned the golf fourth hole when then all again BEST SELECTED 17 Brocklin, although he has had lit aerials. swim following b efore dark . . Ander.son and Jim Horvath were Kline, acquired by the Tigers from Tbe Indians, who have one of the canned birdies. only three of the many Manchester I OS Angeles last week, was "Rabbit’’ in the modern ba.se- In a rebound test, the 19.36 Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:80 ®*’''’ under his belt this year— ; stretching his batting streak to IJ world's great amateur players in world with his victory In the Mas Class A — Harry Eich 65-4-61, tle game experience in four years Taylor scored on a two-yard Connecticut Room has been a wel 4 p.m. ; counting yesteiMay’s wallop here— ; consecutive gaitoee. ters Tournament over Arnold in the play-for-pay ranks. golfing enthusiasts on the beauti knocked out in the six-run second ball. decided to subject some ball was livelier than any of Ramanathan Krishnan, want the Paul Jesanis 68-6—62. plunge, kicked a 16-yard field goal comed addition to my home, after baseball of different eras to them. Dropped fi'om a height PlttslMu-gh at .Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Mickey is certain to go into the Pitching—Stan WiUlaais, Dodg McKinley Looking F or war d Palmer. .Anyone looking for the As usual, long ball hitting Class B — Merrill Anderson 71- Jurgensen feels he’s "Better and booted three extra points. the sweat and toll of last summer, ful Wethersfield grounds. . .Night Inning. final month ahead of Babe's 1927 Aiiierican champs to come over to George Bayer had the crowd ooing uilh friends which helped mark a * • « analysis. of 8.6 feel, the 1936 ball re Cincinnati at I>os .Angeles, II ers—Pitched Los Angeles'to sLxUi wearer of the green coat had to 9—62, Ed McNamara 75-13—62, prepared and more capable” as a Moore added two touchdowns on and I find it not only relaxing but p.m. pace. Maris also hit two yesterda.v New Delhi. But Woods says this is and aahing with a close to 300 busy day.. .Decided on the spur OKIOLES-RED SOX — Boston ■The job was given to the bounded ,33.2 inohe-s. The 1961 straight victory 8-0, Shutting out close to the monsoon season and get out early yesterday. The South Frank Obremski 74-12—62. result of his apprenticeship under nms of five and six yards against refreshing on hot warms. St. IahiIs at San Francisco, 11:16 and now has 45. St. Louis with eight hits. To ISationals After Victory yard drive on the first hole. Bay Class C — Herb Carvey 71-14— Van Brocklin and "Always of the moment that I’ll vacation and Baltimore were lied 3-3 after, fiimi of Foster Snell. Inc., con- I'ankee ba|l rebounded 32.8 he hopes to persuade the Indians .African star teed off Sunday at a Dallas club that tallied on an inclie.s while the Rntli ball TaU Order ' 10:10 and probably was In and er then proved the truth of the 57, George Foster 76-16—60. thought I could do the job” That’s 80-yard pass play from Eddie Wednesday next week, if only to sit around the nine and each scored once in the smting chemists and engineers, to accept the U.S. invitation. Nei old saying "you drive for show house. Camping plans were aban 10th. Tlie Red Sox got another in xho spent a week putting the bounced back 31.6 inches. But "We have 46 games left,” Man ther side has the say; the site must showereil before most of the boys Low Gross — Harry Eich 71. exactly what he did against the LeBaron to Frank Clarke. Calendar read Aug. 9 on this tle observed. "In my book, 'though, South Orange, N. J., Aug. 14 (ffh^^the U. S. Wightman Cup team idiooting for the top money hhd but you putt for dough” by just Blind Bogey — Cliff Sprague, F. Bears, passing for two touch * * * warm day and scribbled on my doned as both my sons are now the nth but lost when Earley /various baseballs through tests two of the modern balls re Oak St. Nine Wins Sunday’# Homer# be negotiated. — Chuck McKinley, wearing his —captain, and Margaret vo,-„«rVarner, managing to salvage a par. working on the farm. fielded Russ Snyder’s .sacrifice in laboratories ami in New bounded 31 4 and 31.2 inches. we have only 38 left because I’m The winner of the American-In- left the practice green. Ka prove 99. downs including the clincher in UONS-BROWNS—Earl Morrell memo pad was UConn Clinic at considering only a 1.54-game first major American tennis crown, both Wilmington. Del., defeated the second period. replaced Jim Nlnowskl at the noon and ICO-Wethersfleld al bunt and threw the ball over the York’s Central P.-jrk Each ball was driven into Tourney Opener AMERICAN LEAGUE dian match then tackles Italy for WTIC crews did a fine îb on SATURDAY Saturday the air ten times by a piston j schedule, the same number of today aimed for the biggest title the top-.seeded duo of Miss Hantze Before Phil Rodgers entered the LADIES DIVISION Elsewhere, lithe Abner Haynes quarterback post for the Lions In night. . .1 didn't make Storrs al head of third baseman Frank Mai/ The baseballs were measured 5faris, Yankees 2 (4.5) the right to challenge the Aus and Billie Jean Moffitt, Long both television and radio, particu zone, permitting two runs to scoi-y. witli a vernier I'aliper. The geaied to strike both smooth- I games they played in Ruth’s time, j tralians in Melbourne next Decem in U. S. tennis—the National cham Army two years ago, he and Joe CRIERS TOl'RNA>IENT put'on a one-man show by racing the second period and immediate the designated hour but I did ar Major sporting event of the day 5fantle, Yankees (45) Beach. Calif., 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. larly In the playoffs which be in the area was the CIO and I wa.s Mike Fornieles. who put the materials were subjected to hide and seams. Tlie 1961 Scoring all of their runs in the ; That '.means I’ll need better than a 1 ber. If it’s the United States, then pionship in next month’s tourna Campbell were considered look-a Low Gross—Helen Reynolds 76. 98, 52 and 53 yards for touch ly beat the Browns with three TD rive in plenty of time to talk with third frame. Manchester's Oak St. homer every three games. That's a Boyer, Yankees (8) ment at Forest Hills. The unseeded men’s doubles team came wild and wooly at times guest lecturers, Rip Engle. Penn at the Wethersfield Country Club runners on base on .singles, Was closest scrutiny and chemical Yankee ball recorded the this country is committed to play likes. Both had. blond curly hair with the thundering herds follow Low Nets — Barbara Williams downs as Dallas trounced Denver tosses. Terry Barr pulled In -69 Restaurant team blanked the Tar- tall order,” • Hinton, Senators (6) "I thought I played pretty well,” of Donald Dell, Bethesda, Md., and but while in service Rodgers re 31-13 in an American League pre and 22-yard leaves while Jim Gib State football coach, and Ben site at 9 o’clock, surprised to find the loser. / examination. Some were dis- longest flying lime 5 2 sec 1 King. Senators (8) Italy in Rome—in the Olympic ing the two contestants. George 81-17-64, Helen Noel 79-12-67, a large crowd already on hand for j • . . .serted. All of them were given onds. But the old Ruth ball iffville Marek- Jewelers. 3-0. yes-1 Much has been written about i McKinley said modestly after win Bill Bond, La Jolla, Calif., won the ceived a crew cut and it’s a little season test. In other NFL games, bons grabbed a 16-yard flip. Carnavale, Navy basketball coach, terday in a fir.st round game of the ■ how Hank Greenberg. Jiniiny ! Gentile, Orioles (85) •etting—probably Oct. 13-15. title, 6-4, 10-12, 6-4, 6-3 over an Ehrlich and Floyd Richards han- Mary Gangw'ere 89-22-67 (tic). * * • rou.nd three In the $30,000 In.siir- ' WHITE SO.X-A’S — Aparicio a battering by an explosive- was (locked in 5.1 seconds, The Italians, who upset the ning the Easy>rn Grass Court easier to distinguish them apart Pittsburgh edged Baltimore, 24- at the 16th CIAC-UConn Coaches' Dovalettes Softball Tournament in 1 Foxx. Hack Wilson. Johnny Mize ; Koppe, .Angfels (8) other unseeded combination of dled the video side with Dick Low putts — Barbara Williams Clinic, . .Joe Soltys, UConn tub ance City Open . . . Among the! stretched his consecutive game driven Remington lArms ram. proving it still had a lot of Americans in the Inter-Zone final Championships. "But I'll have to now. Incidentally, Rodgers has on O’Brien and Larry Diibarre the 27, Kae Allen 28. 20, and New York nipped San RA5I8-REDSKIN8 — Danny Vil East Hartford. ■ and Mantle roared into September [ Bond. Indians (1) play better to win Forest Hills.” Crawford Henry, Atlanta, Ga,, and Francisco, 21-20. lanueva kicked field goals of 15,- thumper, as usual, was as co newsmen present was Frank Eck. j hfi'ibe streak to 15 with three hits, No f'onerete Mnding life left. Johnson. .Athletlrs ( ) last year, are tough to beat in ly been back in the tour three Infantrymen for the radio por SUNDAY Wall Chika tossed a three-hitter , ahead of Ruth’s '27 pace but found I 8 Eugene Scott, St. James. N. Y. • • a 30,37 and 42-yards to give the operative as a salesman working general sports fe'atiires editor o f , s' ored four times and boosted hi.s According to Robert Batey, The study also showed, ac Tuttle, Twins (8) their homeland—also a clay sur In the Nationals,. McKinley fig weeks since his service stint and, tion. FOUR-BALL BEST BALI. and fanned eight as he applied the , the final month pre.ssure too much ures to rim into hLs conqueror in Rams an unsurmountable 12-0 on a million dollar order. Facts (he Associated Press, a friend of i sioleii base total to 41. Frank the oompnny'.s director of spe cording to tile limes, that a whitewash brush. Jim .Moriarty col- . for them. face. EAGLES-REDS—Held to a 3-3 long standing . . . Practice makes I Baumann went the route fo’r the the Wimbledon final, Australia’s Low Gross—Helen Noel, Kae Al tie in the firist half, the Eagles ex edge before the offensively weak and figures on the clinic were .sup cial evaluations, and Stephen ball struoa on the seams trav lected two hits for the winners The fact is that Ruth himself j N.ATION.AL IJS.AGUE “ We feel that by playing Mexi plied by Soltys with Sol Wollriian perfect and all players were on the! White .Sox, beating Norm Bass, co and India on clay we will be Rod Laver. But this w'eek, McKin len, Priscilla MacKay, Eileen Plod- ploded for three TDs In the third Redskins hit the scoreboard with a Taub. the firm's acting direc eled farther than one hit on Defensive highlight of the game i must have felt some of that pres- i Zimmer, Cubs (10) ley has another task—helping the zik. 25-yard pass from Ralph Gug- of UConn snapping piclure.s of practice greens or the driving area , . . . tor of engineering, there was the smooth hide. wa.s a triple play by the losers. | sure. too. That was in 1928, the : better prepared for the Italians.” Sports Briefs period with Jurgensen providing before teeing' off . . . I follovVed , .A.N'flELS-INDIANS — Koppe’.s Slathew's, Braves (28) U. S. Davis Cup team against Mex Low Nets—Julie Faulkner, Cele llelml to Fred Dugan. Los An Inca) interest for the various news no concrete finding to sliow The balls are all identical Oak St. R est.-,..033 000 x- .3 5 0 year after he set the mark of 60 Woods said. "Bartzen has won the the first score with a 25-yard Gan' Player for four holes, along i X' andslammer off Frank Funk in Pinson, Reris (IS) ico in the American Zone final. Perry, Mary Gangw’ere, Ruth Wil geles then Iced It with twp fourth men present. . Manchester was llial the modern ba.seball dif ly made with a cork center, M,arek .Jewelers 000 000 0 0 3 2 In '28. the Babe was far aliead of National clay court title four pitch to Tommy McDonald. After with several thousand others, in-’ the five-nin seventh game Cleve- Post. Red (14) Carolyn House Queen ley 82-16^-66, Barbara Williams, quarter TDs. well represented in football coach fers appreciably from its pre a layer of black rubber, a lay ("hika and Moriarty; Bramley his record pace of the previous times and is rated one of the best •Mutt and Jeff Ted Dean returned a punt 49 * * • es Tony Alibrio. Jack Early and rliiding Stan Opalach, Pete .Staiim , land a 7-6 lead but Salriano's steal on this surface. McKinley grew McKinley left here as one of the Laitrelleltes Bow Betty Benton, Lou Carvey, Ruth yards for a touchdown, Jurgen decessors of the last three de er of red rnblier. 121 yards of and Herming. year when he had 43 going into ' Willey 84-17-67. OILERS-RAIDERS — Houston, Jim Brezinski and Phil Hyde, new and Ed Wadas, all local men. I was I of home in tlie eighlh'.proved de cades. white wool. .53 yards of fine ■September only to finish with a up on clay and he’s playing terrific youngest players to win the Elast- sen flipped a three-yarder to Pete lioop mentor. . .As always. I en in full agreement with Stan and : cisive because the Ihdians al.so tennis.” /. ern. Only 20, he outplayed 19-year- Warwick, R. I„ Aug. 14 —The Retzlaff and put the game out of the AFL champions, led Oakland The construction of the ha.se- ■gray wool and 1.50 yards of ra.sh of 17 four baggers. Cochituate, Mass,, girl’s softball Of AAU Swimmers Ellington Ridge by only 14-10 at halftime in their joyed the bull sessions with the Ed that Chi Chi Rodriquez would scored a run in tlie eighth. Tom | ball ha.s come in for renewed white cotton covered by a Mouthful of Clay old Frank Forehling, his teammate reach. many coaciies that were present, make more money as an exhibition- Morgan was the winner in'relief Mojrc .4cc* Bajhe Felt It f oo OPPORTUNITY Bartzen, 33-year-old Dallas left at Trinity University. 6-3, 6-4, 6-2 team nipped the Hartford Laurel- * • • game at Honolulu, but then pulled attention since Mantle and coating of rubber cement and On Aug, 30, 1928 Ruth hit his ettes, 3-2, yesterday to take the SATURDAY away. men T have known for years like 1st than on the golfing tour. The ! of Eli Grba.* Maris, tlie 1-2 puncli of the white hor.sehide. hander, and McKinley, 20-year-old in a Mutt-and-Jeff match at the TE.VANS-BRONCOS—Denver led Tom Monatian of Bristoi. Ben Za- little Chi Chi is quite an expert at New Y’ork i/Pi-A recoid 4..48S 47th and needed 14 in his team’s AS A breeze-swept Orange Lawn Tennis New England girl’s title. The Con Philadelphia, Aug. 14 (/P)— A sweet, 15-year-old girl with Match play vs. par, full handi Dallas 7-0 before. Haynes, who New York . Yankees, began 'Phe cover is sewn by hand — holes-in-one have been proees.sed final 29 game.s to shatter his own necticut contingent forced an ex-' a “ Killer complex” in -the water heads' the youngest swim jac of Meriden, Joe Fontana of trick shots with a golf club in his E.ARLY START their roncerted drive on Ruth's by too little lr,die.s back at the Club. cap: Al Kemp, 1 up; Sam Milli- gained 117 yards In 10 carries on Southington. Ralph Worth of hand a la Paul Hahn . . . Once during the fir.st six mohths of 1961. mark. He hit only seven.. In one 11- SPORTING GOODS McKinley, from St. Ann, Mo., is tra game in the tourney by defeat team ever picked to represent the United States in top level ken, even; Joe Motyka, even. the ground, went into action. He Morgantown. W. Va. iNEAi- record of 60 home runs in a factoiy. Some contend it may .says Golf Dige.st. This is 69 per game stretch, from Sept, 11 ing Cochituate. 5-0, in the first Heart Attack Takes Hartford, Hank Giardi of East again many Silk Towners were ouf We.st Virginia’s opening 1961 foot 'season. be their stitches whiiib has five-foot-eight. Froehling, the un international sports competition. Kickers: Cliff Milliken 75-2—73, tied it with a 34-yard run in the Hartford, Jack Lockery of Stam on the fairways early, in roles of cent higher than the number of through Sept. 16. Babe went hom- DISTRIBUTOR! BOWLING seeded stringbean from' Coral Ga afteriioon game. Jack H unter 92-19—73, Mark first period, put the Te.xans ahead ball game'with Richmond Sept. 16 Maris hit two home runs and given the ball added life. But ares recorded for the .same period ’ erless. He finished with .54 that j The Lassie who ia steel-hearted^ Veteran Ring PUot ford, Bob Ingalls of UConn. Dan ispectators. including John Hutch is the earliest the Mountaineers Mantle one yesterday a.« the the engineers who made the ------bles. Fla., is six-feet-four. in the pool and sugar and spice Kravitz 88-13—75, Lou Becker 82- to stay In' the second with a 98- Jes.see of Trinity and Nel.s Nitrh- inson and his son. Dave Wilson, Al la.st year. I year. i In the women’s division, top- Stale Champs "Carolyn la a thinker and a kill 7—75, Jack Mason 91-16—75. yard punt return and iced It with have started the sea.stm in their Yankees .split a dotibleheader times tests said: "It is possible TEAM PRIZES otit of It is Carolyn House, succes er in the water,” said (ieorge man of Coast Guard. . .Delirious Gayson and Sa'wy Zavarella. . . . historv, with the Senators,in AVastiing- that, as far as the baseball seeded Karen Hantze, Chula Vista,. sor to the great Chris Von Saltza SUNDAY a 52-yard dash in the third quar Newark, N.J., Aug. 14 Vic chicken barbecue helped round My second week of vacation starts Calif., tuned up for the Aug. 19- Simsbury, Aug. 14 (TP) — Darien Breen, former Olympian and' now ter. I Marslllo, who had manag^ box ton. This boosted the season’s is a factor, more ball.s are now SHIRTS-TROPHIES as queen of American swimmers. coach of the Riviera Club of BEST 9 HOLES, Vi HANDICAP out the activity on campu.s and I today and ne\t week I’ll try to total of each slugger to 45 and 20 Wightman Cup match 'against has salted away the Connecticut ers Charley Fusari, J ^ e y Joe absorb .some .siin.shine and practice being seam-striick than in Great Britain by winning her sec ■The freshly-crowned 200, 400 and Indianapolis. "She watches Mur Andy Ferrera 40-7-33, Dr. Mer WH.s- back home by dark and then placed e.ai:h 1.5 games ahead of previous years. ” LitUe League Baseball Champion STEELERS-COLTS — The Steel- Walcott and Ray Robinson, died off to Wethersfield, to ' meet the up on my tennis and volleyball. Shoes, baHs, accessories ond straight Eastern title. 6-2, 6-4, 1500 meter freestyle champion tops ray Rose (the Australian Olympic rill Rubinow 41-8-33, Al Grotheer er.s scored twice within min last night of a heart StffSi)^ in the home run pace of Ruth in AUTO SERVICE SPECIALISTS ship. Darien pushed over three 39-6—33. 2>,2 over fourth-seeded Edda Budihg of runs In the second inning of the a squad of 12 .swimmers and two champion) all of the time and utes of the start of the third pe Beth Israel Hospital. He was his record 1927 sea.son. Germany. championship game with Sims divers selected on their perfor thinks and swims like he does. And Kickers—Sher Ferguson 76-5- riod to break a 10-10 tie and beat Marslllo also was a business as T3ie engineering firm tested Miss Hantze, 18, is the first bury Saturday and then glided mances in the National AAU out Murray is the brainiest and tough 71, George Marlow 101-30—71, Al the Colts. Dick Hoak barreled sociate with former heavyweight .seven balls* one of them a Sport Schedule NASSIFF ARMS CO. women’s repeat champion since home for a 6-0 victory. door championships -to, compete est competitor in the water I’ve Grotheer 80-9-—71, Leon Browne across from seven yards out after Rocky Marciano, in Marciano’s Bantamweight Title Scrap ball hit liy Ruth in 1927. an "HOUSE OF SPORTS" Doris Hart in 1952 and 1953. against Europe’s beat in five meets ever seen. Carolyn has his killer 89-18—71, Werner Kunzli 86-16— Bill Butler returned the opening nationally televised show about other a 1936 ball autographed In women’s doubles, the veteran aboard, Aug. 16-Sept, 5. complex. She’ll murder you.” 70, Billy Marlow 96-26—70. by the New York Giants, a Today , M l Main 6t.—5n 9-1647 Darien Wins kickoff 83 yards, then linebacker boxing. team of Margaret Osborne DuPont,' With four i5-year-olds and five Breen should know about Rose. Mike Henry rambled 35 yards for Marslllo, who llvecT' at 138 Co To,>s Light Boxing Schedule 1960 official .American Iêaigue P&F vs. Optical, 6. Waddell. I 14-year-olds, the team averages 16 He was drubbed by the Aussie a TD ■with a fumble. lumbia Ave., suffered his first ball, a 1961 American League Auto. Part.s vs. Moriarty’s 6, ; Concord, N, H., Aug, 14 (J) — freestyle marvel In the 1956 and Sets Record bal! from the Yankee.s eollec- Darien, Conn., will represent New years. It would have averaged a » « O heart attack in 1950. Then oft July Buckley, , mere 15>2 if Susan Doerr, 16-year- 1960 Olympics. Rose, a student at 4, while visiting a friend In New New York. Aug. 14 — A*was knocked out by in tion and three, official .Ameri .-Xnsaldi’.s v.s. Norman's, 6, Ver- England in the National Cham old butterfly titlist and 100 meter the U. of Southern California, also Mt. Washington, N. H., Aug. .14 GIANT8-49ERS — The Giants can lycagne balls bought in a pionship of the Babp Ruth Baseball scored the clincher against the ton, he again was stricken. He re world title fight. National Boxing Buenos Aires in 1958. However. planrk. , | world record breaker (1:08.2) swims for the Los Angeles A. C. (A5—John Kelley, the former Olym mained at Newton Memorial Hos Association and Latin .American Fernandez ha.s come on strong in local .spoiling goods store. Tuesday, .Aug. 15 ] League at Ixw Angeles next week. In addition to Carolyn, the oth pic contender from Groton, Conn., 49ers in the third period on a 30- Darien earned the sectional title could have made the trip, pital until two weeks ago when version, will be held .Saturday in recent nionth.s and is ranked No. 3 All the balls are made - and Armv A Navy vs. Sullivan’s. 6. ; Susan, one of the many aqua er Sunday winners at the 60-meter has won the revival of the- eight- yard pass from Lee Grosscup to have lieen for years by A. G, here yesterday with a 2-0 win over Joe Walton, but the winning mar he returned home. He suffered the Caracas. 'Venezuela when Ede: b\ the NBA and No. 4 by Ring ! Waddell. ‘ ' BRAKES tic aces developed b y the Phila Kelly pool were lovely Becky Col mile road race to the Summit of among the challengfiers. In 1961 .Spalding & Bios., Inc,, w1io.se Medics vs. Manor. 6, Buckley. W« d w i t I Distributor to slock ouf San Juan, Puerto Rico. gin was provided by Dick Lynch, fatal attack yesterday and was Jofre of Brazil defends his bantam delphia Vesper Boat ciub, with lins, 17, of Indianapolis, who set mile-high Mt. Washington. In out president. Edwin Parker, famous Sports Shelf with name who knifed in to block Tommy rushed to the hospital for emer weight title again.st. Venezuelan hi.s victims include Denny Moyer Lawyers vs. Pagani, 6, 'i’er-ij drew for personal reasons. She was a World record of 2:32.8 in the pacing 78 other hikers yesterday. gency treatment. Ramon Arias. and Teddv Wi-’''’’ * aay.s: "I’oday’.s ball and the ])lanck. ’'I braiHl sporting squipment. Service Retain Title Davis' conversion attempt after food, drug end variety stores with replaced by Nancy Kanaby.of the 200 meter butterfly; Nina Harmer, Kelley set a record time of 1:08.54. Marslllo entered boxing in 1935 one Ruth hit ai-e identical.’’ ,M( Intosh vsj, Spruce, 8:15, Char RELINED Multnomah A. Q. of Portland, Ore. 15, of the Vesper B. C., who com The old mark was 1:15.27.4 set by the second San Francisco touch The bout was set back a week W HEEL AI.KiN.MENT DONE ON .510DEKN ELECTRONIC displays of Hunting, Fishing, Base by replacing his brother, Jimmie, Bobo Olson; . ..u emee held the Not Exas'tly Same ter Oak, : I Bristol, Aug. 14 (TP)—The Ameri Nancy, at 23, Is. the oldest on the Frankie Darrah of Manchester In down. to give Jofre more time to gCt ball, Football, A ske lb a ll, Golf, pleted a backstroke double by tak who had managed fighters but world middleweight championship, Laboratorv and field tests .American vs. Indiana. 9:15, ' BEAR MACHINES BV FAfTORY TR.AINED PERSONNEL and all other indoer and outdoor can Legion baseball champ In Con squad. 1938, the last time the race | was The Green Bay Packers, a down to the 118-pound weight ALL 4 WHEELS ing the 100 In 1:11.0 and by a quit that year to go into the real limit, Jofre warmed up for the de face.s Roque Marivilla of Boise, proved this was not entirely Charter Oak. • sports equipment. Includes Parts and Labor necticut for the third year in a, row Only Triple Winner shade over Donna de Varona, 14, held. Yesterday’s event was part of stand-pat, club with four aces,, be e.state business., Idaho, in a light heavyweight is West Hartford. On Saturday, the celebration marking the open gan the exhibition chase of the fense in late July by knocking out .so. the Times leported. Wedntwday, .Aug. 16 , SET CASTER Operate from Home— HO KNOWL Miss House, a member of the of Lafayette, Calif., and the Ves His first name fighter wais Fu match Monday, at Oakland. Calif. EDGE OF THE SPORTING GOODS West Hartford won the right to ing of the road to the summit 100 Ya,dao Yaoita of Japan in Cara For instance, the. 1961 ba.se- Quarter-Midget .Racing, 7:30, j 1960 Olympic team, became the per 400 meter medley relay team National Football Leagpie season sari, and he managed Fusari Gil Cadilli and' Danny .Valdez, S'riLL i; N B E A T E N : BUSINESS NECESSARY-we ia- keep the state title and to com years ago. cas, ball was found to be less den.se Btickland Oval. , SET CAMBER All Work only triple winner and high point In 4:50.3. by whipping the opposition with throughout his career, building both of Lo.s Angeles, meet Thurs Moriarty’.s va. Boland’s, 8:15, | struct you in the servicing ofthe ac pete in the New England Region- the same stacked ■ deck that car Ring historian Nat Fleischer and Steve McAdam, who only than the 1927 ball. It was 5.6 Guaranteed scorer (24) of the four-day Nation . Vesper Team Champs 175 him into a title contender and a day in the Los Angeles’ Olympic Charter Oak. ' SET TOE-IN counts that we establish lor you— als this week in Keene, N.H. by former light and welter champ, la.st .spring graduated per cent lighter than Uve 1927 Cash income ctn start Immediately. In Writing al meet when she came from be The Vesper squad won the .team ried them to the Western Con bout with Ray Robinson. Atiditoriiim for the California fea Indians vs. Spruce. 9:15, Char- i nosing out West Haven, 1-0. The ference championship last year. Barney Ross, will officiate with a sample and 1.4 per cent larg SET TOE-OUT hind and raced off with a two-yard title with 7514 points, succeeding Iôdres High He was credited with helping therweight title. from Manchester High ter Oak. ' This business c m be operated in win was West Hartford’s second victory in the 200 meter freestyle enezuelan .judge. er in diameter. ' eon junclion with your present occu FORD • CHEVY the Santa Clara S. C., which was The -Packers, one of three NFL Jersey Joe Walcott start the come where he was the In This was no* figured, how Friday. .Aug. 18 > CENTER STEERING |r A5IERICAN PLYMOUTH 6 straight In the two out of three final Sunday. Los Angeles UP)—Johnny Podres clubs that did not acquire any vet pation or full time. An immediate third with 34. The Los Angeles back which led to the world’s Jorge Ferivandez, high-ranked Weekend Fighifi dians' top flinger this ever, to give the batter' an ad Moriarly’s vs. McIntosh, 8:15, , - minimum cash in-s$tr'ent of Others Slightly Higher series. Carolyn, of the Los Angeles A. reached a new career high for ,one erans in off-season trades, relied heavyweight title, but he wasn’t Charter Oak. , ROAD TEST ^ C., trailed Robyn Johnson, 15, of A. C. was second with 40, season when he gained his l4th Argentine welterweight, hopes to spring, is undefeated to vantage. "It should he easier $1495.00 is required. Vesper is coached by Mrs. Mary on quarterback Bart Starr and managing Walcott at the climax, for the* pitcher to throw the •American vs. Boland’s, 9:15, . Fremluna Golf Out the Northern Virginia A. C. (Arl victory (he had lost three times) running mates Paul Homung, Jim move clo.ser to a .title'rriatch with New York—Teddy Wright. 15.3. date in the strong Hart OUR REPURCHASE PLAN COVERS Freeman Kelly, 27, Olympic back- having severed connections to de Emile Griffith SatuiMay by thump Detroit, stopped Don Fullmer, bAll faster,"’ said Parker, the Charter Oak, : ' ANY UNSOLD MERCHANDISE. Bonded Lining,2C E«y Credit Terms ington, Va.) and Laurel Watson, In an 11-4 wli}" over the Chicago Taylor and Tom Moore to over vote full time to Fusari. FRONT END stroker In 1952, mother of five, ing Cuba’.s Ikaac Logart at Madi 157<4, W'eat Jordan, I'tah (7). ford Twilight League. president of Spalding. N yw are sincefe aed dasica i Elmira, N. Y. (TP) — Jim Farley, 14, of Santa Clara (Calif.) A. C. Cubs. Podres, World Series hero whelm the Dallas cowboys 30-7 He also was acknowledged as MANCHESTER former postmaater general, aays for the first 100 meters. Then she and ■wife of John Kelly Jr, the of the 1965 Brooklyn Dodgers, Friday night. son Square Garden)ln New Yo*’**- Tokyo—Katsuzo Nakamura. 127, The Silk City southpaiv Tthe engineers edneeded that Ted Kluszew.ski of the Los An local interview, write at aaoe i M a c n c t f brake formeri sculling champion. The having been one of the men who Logart subs for Bruno Visintin of j Japan, outjiolnted Noel de I.,eon, tine Ruth ball may have pirkeAOE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1901 ApartmenU—Flats— Houaes for Sale 72 Houses For Salt 72 Houaeg Foi* Sale 72 ____ Wanted^Real Estate 77 Home Gurdeuei^S Notehook Tenements 0S Motorcyclea— Bicycles I THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Garden— Farm— Dairy Wanted*~>To Buy 68 SEVEN ROOM Capw-dh bus line, CHARMING 6 room cape with all 81 GOODWIN STREET-8 room WISH SUMEUNE to h(Bidle your Products 50 TWO ROOM furnished Apartment. large family room, modem kltch- the extras—excellent location and Cape, newly remodeled kltch’ien, real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 BOY’S 24" bicycle with side WE BUY, SELL or. trade antique •n, dining room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, baskets, very good condition. Call Heated. 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New exterior shingles, nice leges. Bargain for quick sale. PI SEWING -MACTHINE ' operators 8 Mahogany Siding 17c sq. ft. SIX ROOM CAPE, breeseway and Manchester — Beautiful 6 2-6118. ' perience 24-hour scryire Call a.m.-4:30 p.m.. experienred pre JOB INFORMATION: High paw ford location. JA 8-0017. yard, amesite, combination win I Earl VanCamp MI 9-4749 All trades. USA., foreign coun Disappearing Stairway.s $2.3.95 each garage, full shed dormer, 2 full dows, extremely central location room 2 bath ranch with 2-car ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com Cedar Clo.set Lining 20c sq. ft. baths, wooded lot, easy walking garage, located in top resi 7H ACRES, high elevation, beauti HORSE ÊNSE pany. 60 Hilliard St. tries, Chance to travel. Write DINING ROOM set, 2 beds, living plus six rooms, full basement---- Dept. 157 National, 1020 Broad. Knotty Pine Paneling l,3c sq. ft. room- chairs, Bolton, corner Route distance to schoeda, bus, and shop dential area and built of fin ful view, minutes out, trees, only ping. Don't miss this outstanding AND, onlv $13,900. T. J. Crockett. $2,500. Carlton VV." Hutchins, Ml Radio-TA’ Repair Newark, N. J, Doors * from $3.00 each 85 and School Rd. SEPTIC TANKS Realtor, MI 3-1577. est materials. Open for your in 8d & 16d Common Nail.s AND value, $15,900. Philbrick Agency, spection every evening this 9-5132,' Services 18 ^^■INNEc'TICUT .licensed nurse any] Ml 9-8484. shift, private hospital TR 5-9121 I $9.25 per keg Musical Instruments 53 OWNER TRANSFERRED, Weth- week from 7-8. See us at No. WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL CONNIE'S T\* and Radio Service. I»uver D(k)is from $8.95 each PLUGGED SEWERS ercli St.—Built by Ansaldi. 5-room 90 Ludlow Road "Rockledge" I’AIiT OR FULL-TIME Combination Doors $15.95 earh MANCHESTER — Ansaldl built THREE LOTS for sale. Inquire 713 available all hours, Sall.sfaction 1’"'U OR three, nights a week PIANO TUNING — Appointments Ranch, 5 years old, full basement, or call builder .at MI 9-5524. N. Main St. MI 9-6623. gtiaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. 11-7 shift Laurel Manor, CASH N CARRY Ranch 3 twin sized bedrooms, MI 'Two to three hnur.s per day now being made for September. Machine Cleaned large cabinet kitchen, disposal, tile bath, fireplace, plastered 9-2,324. can give .von $35 1 roinmissinn 1 WE HAVE KITCHEN CABINETS October and November.' Ward walls, full insulation. large kitchen CHOICE LOT-A well treed 100x281 BE PRACTICAL -ADVERTISE IN "THE HERALD” TV SERVICE—Alt makes. Hqnest. I FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SepMc Tank*. Drv Wells. Sewer exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath. 2 weekly. Call Ml 3-6144 or MI Music, 99 Summer St. Open eve fireplaces, hot water oil heat,, with many cabinets, hot water oil FIVE MINUTES from Manchester lot is now available at the crest of Economical. High quality 0arts DEMOXSTRATE TOYS 9-1786. j Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells nings. Unes Installed^teilar Water heat, cast iron radiators, amesite the hill on Ludlow Road, Rock Guaranteed 90 days Famous for National nrooting Done. aluminum combinations, ameslle in 'Vernon -3 bedroom ranch in drive, shade trees, excellent condi excellent location, big lot, well ledge. This most desirable lot Is service since 1931. Phone ; Ml 3Vork August until December, ex drive, shade trees, excellent tion throughout. Quick occupancy. I 9-4537 Potterton's, 130 Center St. housekeeping, quick occupancy, shrubbed, full cellar, oil hot water reasonably priced at $5,500. For cellent commission, no investment, ' , v - ~------NATIONAL T-UMHER. INC. FftR SALE HoiqnonV guitar and (Jharles I-.esperance, MI 9-7620. additional information or appoint It’s just plain good horse sense to plaee your ad in the car and telephone necessary, larg- •’’fÔZEN FOOD and dairy man, ex- .381 STATE STREET | case. $75, Call MI 9-’4878. McK in n e y b r o s . $16,100. Escott, agent, MI 9-7683. baseboard heat, 19 foot living ; TELEVISION antennas and rotor ------1—------^------— room, bookcases, ceramic bath, ment call McCarthy Enterprises, e.st parly plan in ; the country perienced preferred.‘ excellent NORTH HAVEN. CONN. GLASTONBURY—6 room ranch, 2 I systems installed and repaiired •■SANTA’S PARTIES" ORchafd working conditions and fringe Seweroge Disposal Co. BOLTON LAKEFRONT- Contem fully stormed, only year.s old Inc. MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, CHestnut 8-2147 ACCORDION, 120 baas, like new, baths, center hall, 3 twin size bed MI 9-1898. newspaper— >vhere it M ill l>e seen and read. The thou , Serving Manchester and . sur 3-.3207 -ORi harrl .3 .3455. m ORchard benefits. See Meat Department no reasonable offer refused. Call ISn-iS‘» Pearl Si— !\n S-M08 porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, and shining throughout. Price rounding areas Modern TV Serv- ultra modem kitchen, 3 large bed rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. 3-9829. ,\v(jn (?onn. Manager, Popular Food Market. MI ,3-8948. $15,700. Robert Wolverton Agency, LEBANON—Clear lot, good location j ice. 405 Center St .Ml 3-2205 ; _ E, Middle Tpke. r)iamono!5— Wniches— rooms, 1\2 baths, 2-zone heating, Carlton W. Hutchins, kft 9-5132, MI 3-1914, 9 till 9. sands of of people who read “The Herald” are in a buying GENERAI, office position thermopane windows, garage and drainage, 170' frontage 400’ -lewelry 48 deep, $1,600. NI 2-7045. RADIO-TV REPAIRS. . make. long established firm. 4 DISHWASHER wanted davs 9-.3 ap space for 2 cars. Marion B, Rob MANCHESTER—If you are looking EAST HARTFORD-13 month old free pickup and delivery on small day week. Must t>- e.xperienced, proximately, Apply Cavev'.s Res ertson. Broker, MI 3-5953. for an excellent 3 bedroom, 2-fam ranch in Sunset Hills, carport — radio.s. phonogi aphs. ilours 6-10 taurant. LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — ily with two new hot water heat BOLTON—10 acres more or less, frame of mind. They"re reading the ads because they’re goofi ai^ figures, accurate typist, Repairs, adjusts watches expert city utilities—built-in oven and 600 foot road frontage, trees, ask p.m H A- E Radio and TV, .MI and write good hand. Excellent ing systems, oversized park-like range—14x20 living room — spa IMB 9-,5582. !yil 3-1479 AMBITIOUS mc.chanically inclined ly. Reasonable prices. Open Tues lot, beautiful recreation room, 3- ing $2,500. Lawrence F. Fiano MI salat V. Write Box Y Herald day through .Saturday, Thursday AMESITE PAVING Like Quality Extras cious bedrooms-family and rec 3-2766. looking for what you have to sell. Next time, be practi- Thle lul* skirted date chalnuer man with experience in wood or car garage, plus roof patio, in one metal tiades. Excellent opportun evenings. 129 .Spruce St, MI 9-438’t, room with picture window in walk f !• Ideal for a junior’s busy social’’ EXPERIENCED saleslatly wanted' of Manchester’s nicest locations, out basement. Many, many extras Millinery Dressmnkint; 19 ity. Dtspla.vcrafl, MI 3-0117.' • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • P.4RK1NO UJTS In a home? This one has them. call us for full informstion. The •chedule. Note the slightly low-A uoiiv (32" t,.ii 1 make, fO|- Infant Department. 5-day -ow ner transferred.' Robert week, store discount. Apply in per- i Custom built on scenic half acre. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real Resort Properly For Sale 74 cal— adyertise in “The litM 'a ld ” for more and quicker •red waistline; the bertha-t5-pe' a perfect playmate for the young FOR DRESSMAKING and altera ( .MACin.MC g r a d e d • PAVED and ROLLED Amesite drive, attached garage. 2 Wolverton Agency MI 3-1914, 9 collar that la optional . son Youth Centre, Parkade ; tors, MI 3-8930, PI 2-7412, Or MI till 9. miss! Fun to make and give. tions. cull I-yn Kiatzke .MI .3-0682 Salesmen Wanted. 36-A Or 4 bedrooms. Large kitchen, dis 9-5524. BOLTON—First lake —waterfront 'No. 8190 with Patt-O-Rama ts in Pattern N’o; 5201 has pattern for anv time. • SEPTIC TANKS 6-room cottage which can b* aisM U. 12. 13. 14. 16, 18. B'Usl CLEANED and INSTALLED posal and fan. Excellent neighbors. response. doll and clothe.-'; hot-iron tran.sfer WOMAN foi' general hou.sework on THE PRUDEN'nALTnsuTanee^ Ca FREE ESTIMATES # CALL ANYTIME One look and you’ll buy it. 10 Coun 126 NORTH ELM ST.—7 poom Co easily winterized. Marion, E, Rob to S8. Size 12. 32' bust, < ol-1 for face; directions Fridays. Write Box Z, Herald. has an opening in the Manchester try Lane, Vernon. ertson, broker. Ml 3-5953. la r l^ , 4?i yard* of 86-incli. To order, aend 25c in coins i 'iwV3nc— Tniekine— m SEWERS lonial. V,i baths, den, 24 foot liv BRICK RANCH area tor a married man with at Modern immaculate 7-room m a It i i n e c l e a n e d ing and master bedroom, 12x14 BOLTON LAKE!—A 5 room cottage, ' To order, aend 35c in coin.s to; Anne Cabot.iThe .Manche.-ter 1 SloraKr 20 UCt.MEN WANTED to assenible least a high school education who THE PRICE IS RIGHT screened porch, aluminum siding, Bue Burnett, Manchester Evening ning Herald ■ 11.50 \VF ranch, brick! construction with Llynwood Drive, winterized, haa ing herain.' 11.50 ,3\ r;. u. jewelry at home. Stareo, 60 W. is interested hi a career in the 1-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, aluminum gaîles, 3 extra larfee Herald, 1150 AVE, OF AMERI AMERIC.A.S NEW YORK 36.- .V TRUCKING—14. foot heavy plat Ha.vs, Banning. California. life insurance business. Salary and • INSTALLATION company water, located near the CAS, NEW YORK 36, N.V. form iruck with one-ton power lift TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED ROBERT double lot. 4>,i% mortgage may be bedroom, Ijii) baths, family size beach, immediate occupancy. Ap V. commission while you are receiv assumed or FHA insured loan to kitchen with built-ins, dining room, I For lat-cJaaa mailing add iOc gale. Call Ml 9-0613 6 FRIENDLY WOME.N needed SPECIALIST ply Edward J. Holi or your own For l.st-ciass mailing add 10c for ing training. Pleake call fon ap- : $19,900. Philbrick Agency, MI TV room. 2-car garage. Porter St. for each pattern. Print Narpe, Ad- each pattern. Print • Name. Ad right away to help start shop-by- pointment. MI 9-5226 j broker. Tel. MI 3-5117. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck-; nmil club.^ You help ^Ûr f S s ‘ WQLVERTON 9-8484. ' , area. dr*M with Zone. Style No. and dress with zone and Pattern .'Vum------c------R Bl«e. ing Compaq}', I.,oqal and long di.s-i ttiey *‘— save------money. ”You ’ get- famous Town and Country COVENTRY LAKE—Nice water- ber. tance moving, packing and stor-! VERNON—5 room ranch. Owner front lot, Edgewater Drive, 75x143, Your '-Marketplace'* at Home ' Bucc« h in Sewing'gr-a complete products free Send todav for de- Have you tlie '61 Album contain- age. Regular service throughout! DEIVIAIO BROS. AGENCY tranaf«rred. Call MI 9-T866 or MI Belfiore Agency $3,500. Call Goodchlld-BarUett M wlug' manual for 276-p^ c ;:ata]og. No .WE BOARD small dogs, m od^T^ i DRAINAGE CO. ui« beginner. Ini many lovely designs desij and free New England States and Florida. ' M I'<-1914 9 tUl • 8-6084. Agency, MI 8-7925 or BU S-0939. Bins Wc t o t your copy. p^tx|iu? Only 25c a 'copy! MI 3-6563. ohhgatiqn^ Popu|ar p u b . Dept. K rates, by day or week. Harmony! TEL, Ml 3-7691 D752 Lynbrook, N, Y. HiUa Kennels, Bolton, i d 3-5427. Ml 9-4143 ■ . ■ ■ I ■ 1 FOURTEEN MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 Arenige I)aily Net Press Run The Weather HanrljTBtPi/ iEoTttittjj HJfiralii . For the Week Faded Forecast of D. IS. W eather Euna 8, 1961 ~ ^ ^ Cloudy, warmer tonight. Low la About Town Pension Fund Hathaway to Retire Yule Lights^ MANCHteTEIt HRE DEFAIKTMGN'rS 13,330 60s. Showers likely early Wednoa- Member of the Audit day, partly sunny In afternoon. A t c B B v t n g t i hunt la planned on 12th ANNUAL Bureau of Olronlatioii High near 80. an recreation department tuper- Increased hy Store Hours vlaed playgrounds tonight, begin ' __ "w Manchester—-A City of Village Charm ning at'6:4S. Another In a aeries of From Bank on Sept. 1 marshmallow roasts will take âce 29 Members Back in News PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL tomorrow evening at 6:30. Boys VOL. LXXX, NO. 268 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.5, 1961 (Classified Advertising on Pago 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS and girls are requested to b ri^ Membership in the town^s Re Russell B. Hathaway, vice president of the Connecticut Band and Trust Co., will retire on Sept. 1 after 47 years in Two Chamber of 6ommerce ONi THE LOT NEXT TO RREH04JSE their marshmallows and roast tirement Allowance Fund wa« In projects that have beeni going on MAIN AND HnJLIABD STREÊfTS them over the open fires. creased by 29 new members during banking. for many years, but never have the past fiscal year, making a Hathaway, who will remain on the Associate Board of the met a happy medium for all con FRIDAY, AU<». 25-~STARTS 0:30 ? M . ^ The Army and Navy Auxiliary total of 274 members as of June Manchester offices, started hls<^ cerned, are. back in the news, will hold a public card party to 30, according to an annual report banking career In 1914 with the Christmas lighting and uniform night at 8 at the dub house. on pension funds from the town Adlai for -UN former Manchester Trust Co. He store hours will once again be All You Can Eat! ^ V Krhiifirliin. treasurer. was president of that banking in brought to the conference table, The VFW Post and Auxiliary With the retirement last year stitution from 1948 to 1968, when Roundup the Chamber reported this wreek. a d u l t s 7 5 c— c h i l d r e n JOe Reds Tighten Clamps of Harry T. Fowder and Elmer F. family picnic committee will have the bank merged with 'the Con Chamber retail division memberi a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mayhew, the number of persons re necticut Bank and Trust. In 1958 William Malkenson and Fred Nas- TICKETS AT THE DOOR at the post home. ceiving pensions Is now 32. A total he was named a vice president of slff on Sept. 5 will meet with the ^Peace Force’ of $31,987.47 was paid Into the plan the bank and has been In charge MUSIC BY POLICE and PIREMBN’S BAND Woman F ound by members, and $24,706.16 was Towm Board of Directors in an at Four Manchester area students of three Manchester offices since tempt to have reinstated an ap at Morse College in Hartford were paid out for pensions during the that time. This advt. sponsored by Lanen’s Hardware, Inc. Berkeley, Calif,, Aug. 15f "What is called for is' an In Under Car Died year. propriation for Christmas lights In named to the deans list recently. Vice president George W. the town budget for 1961-62. (/P)—Adlai E. Stevenson to ternational organization within the They were Miss Elaine Condio, 186 In addition to a cash balance of Engaged Trepp Jr. has been named as man framework of the United NaUons Of Asphyxiation $14,511.01, the' Retirement Allow General Manager-Richard Mar- day urged the building of a which will see to it that no single Oak St., Miss Genabeth Harrison, The engagement of Miss Nancy ager of the three local offices upon tlnv some weeks ago. Informed the Around West Berlin Area ance Fund has a balance of $599,- new world order through the nation falls to comply with agreed 80 Henr>’ St., Bind Miss Barbara Doreen Wilson of North Coventry Hathaway’s retirement. Chamber that such monies would Southington, Aug, 15 (/P)— MrCreedv, 240 McKee St., all of 816,61 in an Investment fund with to Gary T, McConnell of Man United Nations "soon enough steps toward general and complete the Hartford National Bank as Manchester Native not be available this year. Last disarmament.” A meditfal examiner said to Manchester; and Richard Aldrich, chester Is announced hy her par A native of Manchester, Hath to save mankind.” trustees. The Retirement Allow ents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wil year the Chamber received $1,200 Stevenson said scientists and en- day the death of Mrs. Bar 6 Russell Dr., Vernon. ance Fund was established in away graduated from Manchester in town funds for the lights, first The chief U.S. delegate to the .gineers for generations have been son, Twin Hill Dr., North Cov High School in 1916. He entered such town donation since 19.56. U.N. In a speech prepared for de bara Shumsky, 32, whose 19.54. entry. "widening man’s grasp of nature West Plans West Three The annual Zipser Club picnic The Board of Directors on May .the permanent employ of the Man In a .second meeting, to be held livery to the Internationa] Astro with geometrically increasing body was found under her car will he held Sunday at the Vienna Her fiance la the son of Mrs. chester Trust Co. that year as a nomical Union called for establish 10 approved an amendment to the John Lindsay. 51 Bretton Rd., by the Chamber’s retail executive speed’’ and "have put into the in a ditch, was the result of I- Woods, East Hartford, for mem pension ordinance making It pos- messenger after working'part time committee Wednesday, the topic ment of a U.N. .peace force "capa hands of the statesman and the asphyxiation. bers and the public. Manchester, and the late Robert for the banking firm for one year ble of deterring or subduing the .sible for policemen to retire and D. McConnell. of establishing uniform store hours citizen unimaginable powers.” An autopsy w^.s perforrned by To Penalize File Protest receive pension payments at 55 pre\’ious. strongest combinations which might "You have given us dangerous Miss Wilson, a graduate of Man will be discussed w’ith operators of be raised against it." Dr. Eric Simmons, medical ex years of age if they have com chester High School is employed He served in military service 12 of Manchester’s largest down powers," he continued, "but we aminer for Southington. He added, pleted 30 years’ service in the po during World War I and continued town stores. Stevenson Mserted that disarma have not yet learned to control Groups Set Study by the Travelers Insurance Co. In Russell B. Hathaway ment can be accomplished with however, further laboratory tests East Reich lice department. Hartford. Mr. McConnell is seiwing military activities with the State At prer.ent, chain .stores have adequate Inspection and verifica them . . . this gap must be closed would be made. ^ With Soviet With the death of two members, Guard following the armistice. ' their own store hour.s. Chamber —this disruptive and dangerous lag The partially decomposed body Of Redevelopment in the U.S. Navy and is stationed tion. He said the United States has By JOHN M. HIGHTOWRR -•Mfred Howland and Miss Jessie aboard Uie U.S.S. Intrepid in the Fletuming to the bank, he ad in the federal service. He was pro members have their own, and other always been willing to grant Inspec of the Southington-housewife was By C.ARL HARTMAN Reynolds, membership in the older vanced through the positions of moted to lieutenant colonel in merchants have different Hours (Continu£ii On Page Seven) found yesterday_ by . two boys under Washington, Aug. 15 (JP)— Manchester's Town,' Planning Mediterranean. tion rights, adding, "I devoutly Berlin, Aug. 15 (JP)—The Pension Trust Fund was reduced A July 1962 wedding is planned. teller and bookkeeper, and in 1922 1942, being separated in that grade for openings and closings. i i l i i f i i B hope that the Soviet Union may Commission (TPC) ancTi’Town Re to 11 persons. This fund, establish the family car in a ditch Her husH^he United States, Britain, ComVuinista tightened the was named assistant treasurer, a after more than four years’ serv show an equally real desire for dis band, Robert, reported her miss France and West Germany development Commis.slon (TRC) ed in 1944, comprises those retired post he held until 1947 when he ice. armament and peace." ing July 31. acrew.s on West Berlin today before the new Retirement Allow St., Rockville; Dr. and Mrs. Rich ■ The medical examiner said the were reported near agree will meet tonight at 8 at the Mu ard Demko and son Gary Demko, was advanced to vice president Upon retirement, Hathaway and About three-score Soviet scient 4 Men Aboard and the West opened a cam ance Fund became operative. A. and secretary. S F c u A t d e t i J S Z ¥ ists were registered for the meet condition of the body Indicated ment today on plana to penal nicipal Building to discus.': pro total of $16,555.54 was paid out 16 Oliver Rd. his wife hope to do some traveling, CHILD’S STERILIZED paign of pressure and pro In June 1956, Hathaway Vas which is just In the "future plan ing of the union, the first In three Mrs. Shurnsky, mother of two ize East Germany for barri posed plans for redeveloping the for pensions during the last fiscal BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh children, had been dead for about tests against Russia and her ter to Mr. and Mrs. Umbarto Mona elected to the executive Commit ning stages right now’,’’ he said to-' years. The last meeting was held In Plane Missing cading the West Berlin es Central Business District. year, leaving a cash balance of $3,- day. HEALTH SAND Moscow. .two weeks. East German satellite. The plan for future land use in 10,5.'4S and an investment fund, co, 30 Essex St.; a daughter to Mr. tee of the Connecticut Bankers As cape route for refugees from sociation. Stevenson, who brought President He theorized that the car U.S., British and French military downtown Manchester is one of held hv Hartford National Bank and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Wapping: Watkins ;We st Kennedy’s greetings to the union, On Water Hop crashed off Queen Street and Communist rule. commanders sent sharp notes to Si.x basic studies being done by and Trust Co., of $95,224.99. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward During his long banking career, W. H. ENGLAND Col. Andrei I, Solovyev, the Soviet Wilson 185 Union St. told the scientists that deep con tumbled 15 feet into a ravine Officials of the three West Euro Planning and Renewal Associates he has continued to maintain his 1 LUMBER CO. cfek/^ ice flicts of purpose and an even deep filled with brush. pean Allies were scheduled to meet commandant at Karl.shorst in East BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to interest in military affairs. New London, Aug. 16 U F i— A of Cambridge. Mass, ' H o Open All Day Saturday o ORMAND J. WEST • DIRECTOR er mistrust had stood In the way of Mrs. Shumsky was thrown from with assistant Secretary of State Berlin protesting the "illegal Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green. 8 VILLA MARIE HOTEL disarmament although "all agree fight plane carrying two en the vehicle, he continued, and measures” taken by the East Ger Three of the studies, already John Dr., Rockrille; a daughter to In 1923 he was commissioned SOUTH GLASTONBURY MsnchMtar'* OldMt —with gineers, another passenger and a Foy D. Kohler to work out in de done and submitted to the TPC by Hospital Notes first lieutenant In the ftowltzer I “At the Green"—6H 9-6201 PHONE Ml 9-7196 that We must stop the race, reverse she was trapped under the car tail retaliatory measures which man regime against travel in Ber Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Hoffman, III* nmtt facllltin the process md disarm.” pilot Is missing somewhere be lin. the Massachusetts planners, in Hartford: a son to Mr. and Mrs. company, 169th Infantry, Con tween Cuttyhunk, Mass., Block Is while the motor was still running. would then be recommended to clude the Central Business Dis necticut National Guard. Later, as CLOSED WIUIAM J. lINNON, Uc. Acmial* OH-Street Parking "But It can be done," he con State Police are continuing their governments for action. A joint Allied announcement said t'islHng hours are 2 to 8 pjn. Robert Ferguson, 14, Brent Dr.. 1/ tinued. "It Involves principles land, R.I., and New London. the western commanders com trict, ' population and economic for all area-s except matcmit.v Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. a major, he attended the Infantry From July 1 thru Aug. 24 The engineers are employed hy their Investigation of the ca.se. At a similar session at the State ba.se. and school enrollments. School at Ft. Benning. Ga„ and in 142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER which are familiar to you as scien Department yesterday, p a r 11 c i- plained that East German military where Hie.v are 2 to 4:30 and 6:80 Charles I.x)wc, 184 Brent Rd. Open Aug. 25 tists—freedom of InvesUgation free the Electric Boat Division of the and semi-military organizations, Tlie two commissions tonight to 8 p.ni.; and private rootnn where BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to 1941 was mobilized with local units General Dynamics Corp-, New Steel W'orkers Strike pants said, the Allied representa- will review, in detail, the propo.sed Read Herald Ad vs. dom of inspection aim freedom of tive.s reached general agreement formed in violation of 4-power they are 10 a.ni. to 8 p.m. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melvin, verification... V London. Bridgeport, Aug. 15 (/P) — The agreements and whose very pres plan for revitalizing the downtown arc requested not to smoke In pa Storrs. , Officials said the engineers were that counter measures should be business area. "The acid test of sincerity Is United Steel Workers toria.v struck taken. Secretary of State Dean ence in Berlin is Illegal, had "turn tients' rooni-s. No more than two PISCHARGED SATURDAY whether one agrees to fully ade calibrating electronic equipment the Jenkins Brothers Co., a valve ed the Soviet sector into an armed ______^ \1sltors at one time, per patient. Mrs. Elsie Shea. 54 Valiev St.; Mrs quate Inspection ahd verification .. on a course over the water be manufacturing firm. Rusk declared in a statement Sun camp.” Carol ..FUrber, 148 Park St.; Ed the same, of course, applies to the tween Cuttyhunk, Block Island, Last minute talks last night day that the Soviet-supported ac With tempers . flaring on both ADMITTED SATURDAY: Don ward Halenar, 267 Oak St.; Mrs banning of nuclear weapons tests and New London. failed to settle differences between tion by the East German regime sides of the new Iron Curtain, O Per&unal Notices ald Paganl. 53 Gerard St.: Silvia Winifred Grigalis. 60 Buckland St. for no permanent ban is possible Authorities at Electric Boat the management and the union, to halt the flow of refugees vio Mayor Willy Brandt called WesL^,^^ Kvicsls, 31 Union St.: Mrs. Miss Jane Niemiec, Willimantic without adequate Inspection and which represents 8.30 employe's. lated East-West agreements pro Berliners to a mass protest demon Mrs. Abbie Zelenak, 34 W, Center verification... (ConttUued on Page. Nine) viding for "free circulation” of Barbed wire barrier makes a grim frame for Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate 'In view looking toward Bridget Merz, 145 N. Main St.; GRAND UNION The company has asked for Communist East Berlin from the western sector today. Communist East,ênnan riot troops yes stration outside City Hall tomor Robert Majowicz, South Windsor; St.; Andrew Votta, 362 Vernon St. people and goods in Berlin. row. Card of Thanks Mrs. Helen Rogers, 16 Morse Rd. changes In the "management U.S. officials were reported terday sealed off the gateway, long a symbol of freedom and reunification for all Germans. LAP W« wish In thank our friends, neigh- Gregory Zieniak. 96 Cooper Hill rights’’ clause in the contract that He issued the call after the Com and relatives for their many acts Clarence Amidon. Coventry; Mrs hopeful that the communist meas Photofax via radio from Berlin). St.: Sandra Savitkas. Wapping: Lillian Rittstig. 39 Turnbull Rd. expired at midnight. munists turned out roojis and tanks of kindness during lh<* rcr«‘nt lo.'=s of Mrs, Maude Brochu. 401 .\dams Sen. Mansfield Hopeful The union called the proposals ures cutting off the flight of refu to enforce a new barrier across' ndf beloved mother. Mrs, Mary Mora. Mrs. Viola Bjarkman. 230 Hilliard gees would not produce an upris Berlin. \Ve' also îsh in thank all ihnsp uhn St,: Mrs. Joyce Botting, Coventn,’: St.; Marayann Mongell, 70 Brent an abridgement of its rights in the font's floral pi**r4»s Mass cards and Mrs. Ella Webh. Eatontown, N..T. areas of subcontracting, seniority ing in East Germany. Authorities Possible plantj^ to apply the pres those.who loaned the use of iheir'cara. Rd.; Terrj’ Ann Smith, Cider Mill here saw such a development as Plane Incident ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Del- Rd.; Mrs. Joyce Bachl. 20 Victoria and insurance plans. > sure of trade Embargoes against vina Rilev, 200 Center St. putting the western powers in a Brazil Eases Blow East Germwy or the whole Com H»»r children. Rd.: Mrs. Mary Yankowski. 93 Public School Funds Bill The union ha.s asked for an Im A D .M i T T E D YESTERDAY: dilemma since they have no in munist bloc were reported from North St.: Mrs. Pauline Dube and mediate increa.se of 10 cents an tention of intervening militarily. Brings Martial In Memoriam -Mrs. Angeline Morin. South Cov son, 150 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. hour while the company has of Bonn, Washington and London. In lovinR memnrv of our father, entry: Mrs. Margaret Ro.ssi. South It ' is assumed that an uprising The military commandants’ let Patrick Madden, who died August 34, Carol-Ann Risley and son, East Still Alive in Congress fered 11 cents spread over three would bring violent repre.ssive I960. Windsor; Miss .Tulia Walden, Had- Hartford. years. At Castro’s Regime ter called the East German action measures from Bast German and Law in Bolivia Ivme; Mrs. Jo-.A,nn Pellegrini. 56 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Under the old contract, the "the most flagrant violation” of This da:' do>- rpmemhpr, PA^spect St., Rockvilla: ' Elmer Soviet military forces. the city’s status since the Soviet A lovins thought eiv' Reginald Scribner, 87 Birch St.: Washing;ton, Aug. 15 (JP) — Sen-<8measures would not get through hourly rates ranged from about Officials said that the western For onr no longer wjtli u Barnes. East Hartford: Mrs Mr.< Greta Co.vie, 143 Hollister $1.50 to $2.85. Washington, A\ig. 15 (JP) — The Punta del Este, Uruguay, Aug.^^gions making It clear that non- blockade 11 years ago. But in our hoarK' .*1111 live.*. at* DemocraOe leader Mike Mans the House. powers feel that formal protests .Jacqueline Beaverstock. 47 Ward St.: Joseph Fatscher. 2.53 Charter field of Montana said today the Sen. Pat McNamara, D-Mich.. State Department said today modi 15 (/P)—Led by Brazil, a bloc of democratic countries such as (Cuba The western military command Oak St.: Mrs. Gretchen Manter, 73 to the Soviet. 'Union against the Softs and daughtors. St., Rorkville: Mrs. Stella Poplc’d, Kennedy adminiatraUpn’s ' public announced that when the measure Hit hy Car, Girl Dies fied martial law b;î^^fte.n decreed American nations today apparent could not benefit from the $20-bil- ers acted against a backgpuunrt of M Ward St., Rockrille: Mrs. Mar- Lockwood St.: Edward Werner. 11 LMIBSUE school aid bill la still alive In Con Is brought before the Senate he in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, where four lion 10-year aid program. German demands for more than Bridgeport, Aug. 15 (JP) — (Continued oir Page Nine) ly succeeded In yanking the poli .lorie Fischer. 21 Flower St.; Mrs, Bremen Rd.; Wesle.v Smith, Wap gress. But he did not express any will try to tack on an amendment An early draft said the alliance paper protests against Commu Josephine Lester. Stafford Springs: ping: Mrs. Dorothy Stomberg. lb. Thirteen-year-old Linda - Gianotti U.S. citizens and a Brazilian tical teeth out of a proclamation nist orders that bit by bit are cloa-' LOIN LAMB CHOPS 9 9 ‘ SHOULDER CHOPS thing stronger than hope for it. to authorize a 2-year outlay of aimed at Fidel Castro’s Cubain for progress is “based on the prin Miss Rose Marie Sandre. West Glastonbury; Joseph Kaminsky, 113 There have been indications, ac of Trumbull died early today In aboard a cargo plane were forced Ing West Berlin off from travel In $650 million for class room con St. Vincent’s Hospital six days regime. ciple of representative democracy” Willinglon: John F. Shea. 25 Ben N. School .St,; Gregory Ziemak. 96 STEWING MEAT cepted by many of the measure’s struction. down by Bolivian fighter planes. and added that “democratic in and out by Germans. ton St.: Mrs. Margaret MacDon Cooper Hill St,; Mrs. Shirley Cas- after she was struck bv an auto Chrysler H it^ Thi.s behind-the-scenes feud took LECLERC & CHOPS supporters, that the $2.5 billion Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., The department said 'Bolivian the spotlight off the main job in stitutions” should be perfected. The latest order by the East Ger ald, 75>» Birch St.: Wirt Craft -■iagne ând daughter, Wapping; LAMB COMBO lb. school construction and salary bill mobile while walking along Main man Interior Ministry barred West Mrs. Gloria Holbrook and son. Tol 2 9 RIB LAMB CHOPS said he will propose an amendment Street in Trumbull. President Victor Paz Estenssoro the Inter-American Economic Con But as the argument raged these FUNERAL HOME Jr.. 58 Waddell Rd.: C,arlton Lanz, } has fallen by the wayside. It is now to extend the National Defense references to Cuba vi’ere removed, Berlin motorists from entering 37 Windsor Avc., Rockville: Jef land Rd.. Bolton: Mrs. A nn Hospital authorities said the Auto Workers’ decreed Santa Cruz a military ference of whipping into shape the locked up In the House Rules Com Education Act for a year. zone, declaring a "situation of an charter launching President Ken at least temporarily. The United East Berlin unless they get spe frey Arnold. 28K Garden Dr.: Humphry and daughter. 3 Olson mittee, where a group of Republi girl never regained conscousness. cial permits. West Germans al FUNERAL Dr.. Rockville; Mrs. Katherine The impacted area bill, once Cause of death was not given. archy” exists there "as evidenced nedy’s giant aid program for States gave quiet support to the Howard Wood. 101 Union St., SHANKS of LAMB lb. BREAST.! LAMB cans and Roman Catholic mem passed by the Senate as part of a separate declaration whether it ready had been barred except by Rockville: Mrs. Ne\’a Crosby, Boiilais and daughter. Hublard Dr.. 2 9 Some time after the accident Salaries Plan by the interception of a plane Latin America. bers have voted to keep it off the general aid to education measure, Delegates who had worked un contained political phraseology or special permit. SERVICE Stafford Springs: Mrs. Lorrise Vernon: Mrs. Jean P-ickert and STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER AT THESE LOW PRICES— GET BLUE STAMPS TOO! House floor. police arrested Nicholas Feola, 62, which had brought in an Illicit The first order, early Sunday, son. 45 Vernon Ave , Rockville; is popular in the House, since as Monroe, in ^nnectlon with the ac cargo.” til midnight went through the final not. WALTER N.' Valenti, 104 Washington St.; Ho'w- The measure encountered opposi sistance goes to districts of 319 Detroit, Aug. IS (JP) — The A Brazilian delegate said that sealed the West Berlin border to ard Fairweather, 56 Eva Dr.; Mias Mrs. Louise Gothberg and daugh tion on both economic and religious cident which occurred at night. United Auto Workers Union A Bolivian fighter pilot was draft of the charter today word LECLERC ter. Andover. members. Feola was taken to the Fairfield by word to, complete the history Brazil and some other countries Director Elizabeth Dean. Storrs; Mrs. Pris gfrounds. As proposed by Kennedy, called upon Its members at Ford killed in the crash of his plane just agreed to a water-downed version (Continued On Page Seven) DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. CUT FROM NO DEPOSITl With all other aid to eduejition State Hospital at Newtown for ob Motor Co. today to vote over as the cargo plane landed, the de making document. cilla Heck, Coventra-; ClovLs Char- it made no provision for federal legislation locked up in the House But in secret huddles, anti-Cas in order to keep from antagonizing brtnneau .Tr., .546 Hilliard St.: Isabelle Nevers. 24 Hilltop Dr.; SWIFT'S BONELESS HAM S NO RETURN! aid to private or parochial .schools. servation. whelmingly for a strike. partment said. Call Ml 9-5869 Frank McCann, 99 Wetherell St. Rules Committee, it probably tro delegates still fought to take Cuba — "to show a bit of good 23 Main Street, Manchester Linda Ann Moore. 47 Maple St.: Some Catholic members objected to would sail through the House if a poke at Castro in a separate will.” Mrs. Joyce Almon, 51 Mountain passage without some form of help Killed in Crash Detroit, Aug. 15 (JP) Chrysler (Continued on Page Nine) He added that Cuba would surely the Senate doesn’t tie some of the Corp. has rejected a United Auto declaration summarizing the work IN CANS for the church schools. other school proposals to it. Such Groton, Aug. 15 (JP)—Gilbert M. refuse to sign the summary In any Honevdews Another measure which would Workers demand that Its 60,000 of the 12-day conference. This Bulletins event. action by the Senate could send Betts, 47, of 205 Great Neck Rd., production a n d maintenance threatened to force the conference authorize loans to parochial the measure to a rules committee Waterford, was killed early this into an extra day—ending Thurs As the conference neared its Culled from AP Wires GREAT NEW FUEL OIL schools, as an extension of the De morning when his car crashed into w'orkers be paid salaries instead pigeonhole. of hourly wages -one of the day instead of tomorrow- end, the feeling grew that Cuban DEVELOPMENT! fense Education Act, also Is With this in mind, Man.sfleld the rear of a parked tractor-tYsil- snarled in the House Rules Com union’s major new contract pro News Tidbits . . The original aim of the sep Economic Boss Ernesto (Clie) Coca-Cola said he hopes the Senate will not er truck on Rt. 95, Groton. arate proclamation was to write Guevara would refuse to sign the WOKKER KILLED AT ABTNA Ham Slices posals. mittee. load the measure with amendments Betts, who was alone, was pin- from the AP Wires full charter as w'ell as the shorter NOTICE A third educational bill, to con _____ i Chrysler told the UAW yester in simple, easy-to-read lanâge a Hartford, .Aug. 16 (AV-One tinued federal aid to schools crowd day hourly pay for production brief summary of the charter that version should the latter be ap workman- was killed and an (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Five) workers is u.sed generally in in the general public could under proved. But other delegates felt other injured today when the ed with children of federal em Housewives throughout nation ployes, ran Into new trouble In the dustry and that Chrysler deems stand. Guevara would sign the charter to coping collapsed at a new addi Senate today. The threat came this a proper means of compensa may be paying i>enny more for loaf One of its sponsors was Prime keep Cuba in the American family tion to the Aetna Life Insur tion for such work. of bread before long as re.sult of in Minister Pedro Beltran, Pern’s of nations, at least officially. ance Company, 151 Farming- from proposals to tack features of creased manufacturing costs, bak RENN’S TAVERN 12-OZ. the general school and defense ed Neither General Motors Qorp. chief delegate. Some delegates, ton .Ave.. A workman standing 76 COOPER ST. Aged Sikh Begins Fast ing Industry sources in Chicago however, pressed to Insert provl- (Oonltlniied on Page Three) beneath scaffolding on the 2- con ucation bills onto it. nor Ford Motor Co. has replied say . . . Adm. James S. Russell, Mansfield told newsmen after he yet to the union’s pay change de story wall was trapped by the present vice chief of naval opera falling stones, police said. CLOSE AUGUST 14 to AUGUST 2(K and other Democratic leaders met mand. tions in Washington, will be next at the White House with Presi Chrysler also turned down a KIIImI in the ardent, which oc OPEN MONDAY. AUGUST 21 \ TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS In Bid for Independenee commander of NATO forces In Another Hungary? curred about 10:30 a.m., was with purchoK of 1^. SldWmyf or Case of 24 '!;:l 2T9 dent Kennedy that the administra union proposal that it join the SoiiMiern Europe, Defense Depart tion’s major school bill '"is not UAW in urging Congress to pass a James tVilkie, 57, Kearney, N, r .... >'■*‘•'■1 ----- " " Na COUPON NKDCD ment say.s . . . Japan today ob- J. He was reported dead on ar dead.’’ he added: Amritsar, India. Aug. 15 (JD — widespread range of social legis 1 "As long as we are In session, lation, including a measure to de .serves 16th anniversary of its rival at St. Francis Hospital. In Master Tara Singh, aged leader World War II .surrender with critical condition at Hartford there Is still hope." of India’s Sikh religious com crease the 40-hour week automati 2 Reasons Why Nikita Nsney Lynn Freahhske House Speaker Sam Ra.vburn of cally .when unemployment reaches, Buddhist and Christian Memorial Hospital is Richard Lucler, 80, AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT munity, today began a fast he Services for war dead, Tokyo re Old Colchester Rd., Colchester, Texas said the general school bill vowed to keep up until he dies or a certain level. was mentioned "Incidentally’’ In ports. an Ironworker. BUTTERMILK BREAD the government grants the Sikh "We can’t even get an agree Agricultural Department pro LADY FINGERS the White House meeting but no demands for a state of their own ment from them that a healthy Closed Escape Routes conclusions ' were reached. He said poses 191 metropolitan areas for P.A<:mSTS ITSET COURT pkg. 1-lb., $-«i. ln_ India. economy is in the best interest of Groton, Aug. 15 (Ab-Â large a great many Congress tnembers both the company and the union," storage, of emergency wheat in •112 c.llo wrap 'Singh began h's fast inside the preparation for nuclear attack ac gniup of pacifists, some bare "have a disposition to do some Sikh’s golden' temple in Amritsar Arthur Hughes, assistant director By JAMFJ4 MARLOW ^-linked to West Germany. This Is': thing about It.” of the UAW's ■ Chrysler depart cording to outlined plan by Secre (AP News Analyst) land of capitalism in the East' foot and some bearded, upset as Ihdla was celebrating the 14th proceedings in CU-cult Court are fit for the child you love The Impacted areas bill was ad ment," complained afterward. tary of Agriculture Orville L. Wa.shington. Aug. 15 (>Pi—Pre German Communist sea has been CHOCOl-ATE MUD TO YOUR HANDS . i anniversary of her independence Freeman in talk at'Columbia, Mo. a bleeding sore to Khrushchev. here today. One of theon had to vanced In the Senate last week from the British. GervirL Atkinson, Chrysler labor mier Khrushchev—from his view V 22.07. after signs appeared that broader relations director, told newspietv . . . Abraham Lincoln soon will go So the move he planned to make l>e dragged bodily out of the "I will endure longer than most —had two good reasons for slam Smart Mother! She knows her young student’s feet BOSCO i VEL LIQUID ‘Generally, we feel the company (in station as United States’ fifth ming shut the gate on East Ger before year’s end was just the courtroom when he refused to people think,” said the 76-year-old should not get into strictly social operational Polaris suboAarine af fir.st step in a series, perhaps laidge. .About 60 pacifists, de a re in good hands . . . with Little Yankee experts! REFRESHING BLUE LABEL firebrand who pledged to take mans trying to flee into 'West scribed as members of the Com Our Little Yankee salesmen know their lesson well. legislation unless it affects us di ter firing one-day record of six Berlin. spread over year.s, to shut West pinl Navy Extends nothing but salted lirater. rectly.” misslle.s, four of them successful. Berlin off from the West altogeth mittee fur Non-Vloleot Action They’re proud to guide young footsteps in the shoes Cape Canaveral reports . . . Keel There might be a kickback for er. No realistic person could think (CNV.A), descended on the court- b". Singh’s death could touch off Meanwhile, Ford and the union instance, the Allies were talking Bil smart folks look for... Little Yankees! Helps keep your TETLEY TEA KARO SYRUP a wave of violence that would reached agreement on which Isdd for Navy’s deep-diving nuclear otherwise. riHMn to attend a scheduled , ■ j - TETIEY C O RN OIL attack submarine. Greenland, at today of invoking sanctions The Allies certainly think so for bcMring tor eight other poritlsts burner clean as it Duty of 26,800 sorely, test the unity of India. He against the East German Com- Shoes Expertly' and heads an extremist faction that (Oontinued on Page Three) Groton, with John D. Doherty, they decided to stand firmly to charged with breach of tbs gol. president of Metal Trades Coun munist.s, like shutting oft trade— gether to re.sist any move by l>eace and resisting arrest. The Carefully Fitted! heats your home I h*l. Washington, Aug. 15 6P1 — The has seized leadership of India’s but he could chance it. TEA BAGS PINEAPPLE MAZOLA OIL six million Sikhs. He has been cil of New London, repre.scntinft Khru.shcHisv to weaken their West eight were arrested Aug. 8 dur Navy says it will freeze on active He has to be credited with fig RT-98 is the most completely SUPERFINE — WHOLE C O RN OIL duty 26,800 officers and enlisted agitating since May 1960 against shipyard employes, initialing the Berlin link. This kind of solidarity ing a demonstration at the enm- effective fuel oil additive in use Newburgh Project keel-plate. uring the Allies might retaliate is not what he wanted. iiiissionlng of the Polaris-flrlng a 5 men who would have been leaving Prime Minister Nehru’s repeated today This helps your oil ' ,.r,V refusals to grant Sikh demands U.S. forces press efforts to Iwittle that way. The fact that he shut What he would want, ideally, of siilnnarine Ethan Allen. WHITE 37 til. ! the service. the gate Indicates he thought his burner deliver more clean, de ONIONS MAZOLA OIL The men, the Navy anhounced for a state in northeast India in Gets Wanted Result up retreating "enemy” troops as course, would be Indecision ‘and pendable heat. You get pre which the Phmjkbi language would exercise Swift Strike continues in reasons for doing so outweighed disagreement among the Allies on REST HOME R.ATBS SET yesterday, will be kept on duty for what the Allies might do. mium service, too. All designed predominate. Newburgh, N. Y., Aug. .15 (