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1 VOL. LXXX, NO. 253 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 (ClMiifled Adrertlelng on-Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS

Under Certain Terms State News

Roundup

France to Ignore UN Acts Profit Sharing

Sen. Dodd Urges

Old - Style Cure il Offered UAW For Delinquents Bizerte Crisis Detroit, July 28 (ff*)- ’ UAW vice president Norman Washington, July 28 (iP)— American Motors Corn, today Matthews said the union had npt anticipated AMC's settlement of- Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- offered the United Auto fer and would give it serious con- Conn., the father of six chil- Workers union a profit-shar- sideration. dren, thinks he has the an- Britain Delays He added, however, he wanted ing wage plan and a 7-cent swer to the problem of juve- hourly wage increase annual- to "emphasize the UAW’s position it will not permit any tampering nile delinquency. Move to Join Secretary Summons ly over the next three years. by anyone—the Big 'ITiree or the "A good licking once in a while In exchange, American Motors Big Four—with the principles of would not be out of place at all," asked the UAW . to give up cost- the annual Improvement factor or Dodd said yesterday in an inter- Rival Market of-living allowance amd annual im- cost-of-living escalator clauses.” view .broadcast over Connecticut Paris, Tunis Envoys provement factor clauses in their Asked if this meant rejection in radio and television stations. current contract expiring Sept 7. "This is considered a little old- London, July 28 (/P)— Brit-

AMC's was the first settlement (Continued on Page Eleven) fashioned, perhaps," Dodd said. ish government bonds plum- offer handed the U.^W ln negotia- "But I’ve seen enough cases in my Paris, July 28 (/P)— France today .served notice that she tions started a month ago.,with own life and I qualify as a minor m et^ to record lows on the stock exchange today while will not be bound by any United Nations Security Council ac- the auto Industry. In 1958 profit- expert, having tried to raise six of tion in the Bizerte crisis. sharing was the union's principal, TV Producer my own children.” stock prices also suffered all-out goal but It failed to get it Dodd, chairman of a Senate widespread losses. Although A government communique was issued a few hours before anywhere. Judiciary subcommittee on Juve- bonds remained weak, some the U.N. Security Council was to take up a renewed Tunisian AMC would set aside the first Says Networks nile Delinquency, also said the complaint accusing France of aggression in dispute over the shares, including industrials, 10 per cent of profit before taxes group had established a definite naval base. for its stockholders, then set aside link between violence . shown on rallied before the close of the the next 10 per cent to what it Ask for Crime television and Juvenile delinquency. stock exchange. At roughly the same time, French President Charles de termed a "progressive shailng He said he was "shocked and Gaulle asked Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United fund for represented (hourly rat- The selling wave was at- frightened" by what he called the tributed to the Conservative Nations, to call on him. Some observers thought De Gaulle ed union) employes." Washington, July 28 (.Pi— A Increase in juvenile crime. He cited wanted4o explain to Stevenson his position on Bizerte, and American Motors offered cus- television show producer said to- West Hartford, Conn., in particu- government’s new Austerity his policies toward the U.N. tomers a rebate program ^ast day the three major networks lar. He said the community, his program which won an over- winter, the refund depending upon are responsible for what he .con- home town, had an increase of .54.2 Stevenson arrived in Paris in the late afternoon aboard a siders excessive crime and vio- whelming vote of approval in total sales. In only one month per cent in serious crimes last Parliament last night de- private plane from Nict;^and went immediately to De Gaulle’s did sales sufficiently outstrip lence on TV. year, « offices. He refused to make any statement but appeared in those the similar month a year He testified the networks write spite aroused feelings on the buoyant mood. earlier and consequently only one letters asking for less violences, part of wage earners. $25 rebate savings bond was paid but make telephone calls urging Escapee Surrenders The government statement>aid Tunisia was now attempt-

— to Rambler buyers of December "more sex, more violence, snd Stratford, July 28 (/P) — An ex- Geneva, July 28 (/P)— Brit- ing to obtain through U.N. intervention what she had failed Under the coet-of-livlng excala- blacker villians so we can kill convict surrendered to authorities to secure by force. <*>------— ------

tor hourly wages rise or fall with them off in one big climax.” today, hours after he sawed or filed ain today sidestepp^ a defi- "It ia necessary to make it the government’s consumer price The witness. Maurice J. Unger, his way out of the Stratford lock- nite announcement to its known,” said the French state- Index. Seventeen cents of the up. Accused Killer Hollywood manager for Ziv-Unit- partners in the European ment. "that France has certainly current $2.80 hourly wage has ed Artists, Inc., said- there would William Cotter Jr., 36. went to no intention of settling the (Biz- been added by this clause. see a priest. Father Vincent Bod- Free Trade Association on be less crime and violence on whether it plans to join the erte) issue through such a pro- Dies of Shots The so-called annual improve- shows seen by children if Congress nar of St. Stephen’s (Jhurch, and- cedure.” ment factor gives an automatic "reduced the excessive power" of both called police. booming rival common mar- France could block action in the 'yearly wage increase of six cents Cotter was returned to head- the three men who head the big ket, a source at the EFTA Security Council with a veto, but In Police Duel hourly or 2t4 per cent, whichever networks. quarters shortly after 9 a.m. He conference reported. this was not mentioned in the 1# greater, to permit workers to He said the three have a'stran- was being held in the lockup on a statement. robbery charge. When police There was no other word on share in cost-saving technological glehold on programs anCharles de Gaulle similar to those Involving As- The three voluntarily surrender- ment,’s effort to solve the ailing Stahr, preparing today to re- Kentucky Law School and pre.si- and Foreign Minister Maurice tronauts Alan Shepard and Vir- ed for questioning last night some textile industry’s problems. ceive the honors of his home town dent of the University of West Vlr Couve de Murvllle, but received a gil Grissom. The Louisiana six hours after Blaney was killed The survey will not look into on "Elvis Stahr Day," .said at ginia, before being named sec- brushoff. Couve de Murvllle told congressman Is chairman of the ' outside his home on his 27th birth- causes of shutdowns, said Hodges, Camp Breckinridge last night: retary of the army by President him pointedly his views were pro- House Space and Astronautics day when his booby-trapped car but will Investigate what happens News Tidbits "We all must be stronger, more Kennedy. Tunisiana. committee. ' He said a moon was shattered by the explosion. to employment, population, retail effective and more combat ready "It’s the biggest thing that ever orbital shot probably would he from the AP Wires Hammarskjold was expected to Richard’s brother, Vincent, 27, trade, municipal services, taxes, than ever before. happened here and probably the open the council session with a attempted by 1966, to ho follow- who had been ex p ^ e d to be a utilities, real estate values and "We Intend—and we are in dead biggest thing that ever will," said report on his disappointing mls- ed In 1968 or 1969 with a moon prosecution witneiip -in the bur- unlqp membership..! _ ^ eacpest abput this—to bring as one.,,resident of this town of 1,500 slon. J, ^ landing by a manned space ve- glary case, also was slain in gang- Two ftOP groups meet in Los An- many National Guard units as pos- located In the extreme southweart- Meanwhile, a bl^ k of Asian and hicle. ” land-style. RICHARD BLANEY (Continued on Page Four) geles to discuss State politics—and sible to a point where they are em tpi of Kentucky. African nations pressed the coun- Vincent Blaney's Chained body devoted most of time discussing ready to be mobilized and deployed Stahr and G<>v. Bert Combs were cil to back Tunisian demands that McCLOY, ZORIN MEET was pulled from the Atlantic part to be hl^^y^d t»v ex-VIce Preel- on a time schedule geared closely the honored guests Thursday France pull her troops out of Tu- Moscow, July 28 (/P)—U.S. Ocean off Margate, N.J., la.st Au- dent Richard M. Nixon . .City Tax to that of the active forces." night at a partde. of more than nisia and give up the huge naval Disarmament Negotiator John gust. He had been ahot in the Strictly a Matter of Economy Commission member, Joeeph F. Stahr made the remarks in an 2,000 Kentucky Guardsmen 'who base at Bizerte. McCloy met the Soviet chief dis- head. A grand Jury in New Jersey Mafera, opposing Mayor Robert F. Interview and in a speech prepared armament representative. Val- Indicted Mrs. Reis and Berkery in Wagner’s bid for reelection re- for delivery at a governor’s day (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Eleven) erian Zorin, for two hours at the slaying of Vincent Blaney but signs from his $12,250-a:year parade of Kentucky National Spirldonovka palace today. they were never extradited from Ohio County to Combine Job according to a statement made Guardsmen. Nothing was disclosed about the Pennsylvania after a witness’ by Mamera today, who also said his He did not make the speech be- talk. A brief statement at the testimony was challenged by au- resignation wa* "by requeet.” .. cause of a change in plans and end of the session merely said thorities. Air raid sirens wailed and Damas- threatening weather. President Ready to Act the two would meet again but Brown said Mrs. Reis, a strik- Church, Public Schools cus, Syria, blacked out during night Stahr mentioned no numbers in did not disclose when. for what Army officials say was at- talking of beefing up the Guard, ingly attractive brunette divorcee tempted raid by two Israeli planes. who once danced in chorus lines; which now l.s authorized by Con- MILK STRIKE ENDING Oilcsgo, -July 28 (/P)—^Inside Staino, who at one time managed By CLETE JONES Will of screen actor Jeff Chan- gress to have 4(X).000 men. But i^and said It found nothing to sub- dler, leaving gross estate of $.500,- On Any Berlin Situation dairy workers reached an her nightclub, and Berkery denied Ottawa, Ohio, July 28 (/P) he .said the program calls’ for stantiate the charges. 000 In trust for his two daughters, some units to be brought to fuil agreement with mUk companlea Merging Ottawa's Catholic and The dispute died do^^'n and toiday In the first step toward (Continued on Page Two) admitted to probate court in Los strength and to be ready to .go public high schools was "strictly Stackhouse says the school oper- Angeles Industrialist Cyrus in three to five weeks should they By JOHN M. HIGHTOl^^ y'^powers and Russia over the future ending a strike that has shut off a matter of economy," says Col- ates smoothly this year. Nuns still Eaton Invites America’s two space- be called jto active duty. Othei Washingtoti, July 28 (iP)f—The of Berlinttakes its shape in coming most of the Chicago area’s lins Stackhouse, Putnam County teSch at Kalida. men to meet fellow traveler, Rus, unit.s will have to wait up to three Kennedy adminisration was re- months. milk supply. The agreement was Milk Union Strike school superintendent. , At Ottawa, nuns who taught at Sian Yuri Gagarin at Cleveland months. ported today to be holding in re- Possible future moves on the reached in a day-and-night oon-. SS. Peter and Paul High School serve .1 wide range of military and Stackhouse, , who sought the millionaire’s home In Halifax, ” Th(fc program will require grad- military side include sending rein- ference in city hall. The milk Sours Parents but merger for three years, said that will be transferred to Uie parish Washington s|x>ke8man says .... ual limreases over the next three diplomatic actions which may be forcements to NATO defenses in firms and the drivers who with both schools bulging at the elementary achool. Two YMCA camp counselors lead years:’’ Stahr added. "It is not taken oy the United States and its Europe and speeding up the ipobil transport their products then seams, “We felt the community The county will supervise the 16 small boys to safety when fire something we can do overnight." European allies as the Berlin ization of U.8. strength If circum- sought to come to terms. Sweetens Children couldn’t go on supporting two entire high school operation, and sweeps Camp Chickami in Way- Oij today’s schedule here, cri.kis develops. stances seem to require. high schools." religious Instruction for Catholic land, Mass., with no injuries report- where Stahr's father still la a cir- Secretary of State Dean Rusk On the diplomatic side, concern REFUGEES PLAN REPORTED Chicago, July 28 Prospects Parochial and public school of- students will be given outside ed. cuit Judgg^ and his mother a for- will try in Paris next week to get in the State Department and White Miami, Fla., July 28 (/P>—Ihe of another milkless dpy soured ficials in this predominantly | Ro- school hours. Iraq Consul General Abdul mer po.stmistre.s.s, were a motor- firm agreements with Allied for- House now is centered on the de- Miami News said today the De- some Chicago area parents today man Catholic community "studied Prior to the merger, which was Karim Altai charges three BritLsh cade, parade and banquet. The eign ministers on a succession ot velopment of specific prqposals fense Department will announce but It sweetened many of their the merger and decided it was the agreed to last week, public high soldiers seized Inside Iraq’s south- parade features Army and Na steps designed in part, at least, to which the western powers can make in 24 to 48 ‘ hours a plan for children. best solution," he added. school clasaea were held in the ern border were "carrying out tlonal Guard units from Camp give the western powers some in to Russia for. a way out of the Ber- taking some jobless Cuban ref- itiative in dealing with Russia on "I never realized how the pow- Stackhouse said there have been same building with the elementary espionage” on orders of British Breckinridge and Ft. Campbell. lin crisis. ugees out of the crowded er to paralyze a. city and dis- school, SS. Peter and Paul'Pari^ the Berlin problem. Rusk refused at a. news confer- Miami area. It nia.v permit them no objections to the arrangement, command In Kuwait, government 'The foreign ministers meeting rupt our routine Is centered in so and he expects none. maintained separate high school sources at Damsacus say. .Govern-- ence yesterday to give any indica- to Join the U.S. Army. Cubans few hands,” commented Mrs and elementary facilities. The ment anounces it has given provi- involving the United States, Brit- tion of what these proposals might have besieged recruiting offices Merging public and parochial ain, France and West Germany take. But in reply to a series of Judy McGregor of suburban Hazel schools is not new in this rural com bing high school will be lo- sional approval to over-all develop- New U.S. Polio here since President Kenned.v Crest. cated in the parish building, whic^ ment programs of seven depressed begins Aug. S. It may lead to a questions he would not rule out any announced a build-up In the As she spoke, representatives of northwestern Ohio county of 25,- western summit conference of possibility. 'The questions raised armed forces. 'They have been 000 persons. Six schools once oper- will be leased by the county, with area* in New York, Maryland, the Associated Milk Dealers- and the public school being used sole- Georgia, Massachusetts, Rhode Is- At Record l^w President Kennedy, french Presi- such matter* as removing “ Irri- turned away because they are two striking dairy workers’ locals ated by the Catholic Church now dent Charles what "irritants” the West might be Chairman Newton Minow of'the dents. was far below the 240 re- in sales, during first half of 1961. Service reports of the disease con- are sold daily in the Chicago met Nuns teach in five school dis- quired for state aid. The state had progress toward ending the crisis willing to negotiate with the Soviet Federal Coiiiniunicatlons Com- rbpolllan area. But not one quart tricts. Vatican City reports Nicola tinue at a record low throughout diplomatic exchanges could lead to Union. In the past, however, the threatened to revoke the Ottawa Cardinal Canali In “very grave” the nation. mission said today he neither ^ was available toddy. Stores re- At the Toledo Catholic Diocese, a summit conference with Soviet western powers have expressed iiarticipated nor voted in an FCO high charter. Attendance ,at the condition with doctors keeping' |rae weekly morblditj^ and mor- ported heavy sales of canned and a spokesman said church officials combined high school this fall is Premier Khrushchev. At present, willingness to curtail propaganda decision on which a congress powdered milk. Sales o( soft generally do not approve of such round-the-clock watch at his bed- tallty report from the Communic-nmt however, that is more a possibility activities in Berlin, to pu| a cell- expected to total 300. side.. .Federal officers rerqove able Disease Center in Atlanta to- man charged him with oonfUct drinks and ades spurted. 1 mergers, but Putnam County "is Stdekhouse claimed that oper- in the background of official th kis esn- we have left. My husband and I da, merged in 19M. A group of Qttawa’s Catholic community, fUct o f Interest and ex pnrfn are drinking iced tea.” . Russia now has more than 800 For the past six weeks • there night was only a starter. They said proposed concesaions, . Proteatant parents claiimMl nuns comprising 65 per cent of the dla^ modem submaiines,.)nany of which ooatnctp to laflueaes him" In k r .In suburban Glenview, XIrs, were teaching Roman Catholic have been 96 j^Iio cases, including that what Kennedy and .Rusk con- « Rusk told his news conference trict's population, built Us high could fire missiles into this coun- 55 paralytic, compared with 374 case Involving the asmrd .si m doctrine at the achool. The State template is a series of kteps which that "we expect that nagotiatlons try from off 12,383 miles of' U.S. cases,es, 2752'r5 paralytic,p ...... during the televislMi channel at IM Iml (Oflotiniied on Paga Two) Board o f Xklucatioa investigated will be 'put Into effebt as the (CoBtlBiMd aa P ag* Tw o) „ Coastlins. (Mm* lix wmIu of 1060. mstamjpmg between the western m.

V J r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 I MANCHESJEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. \CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 ...... - ...... ' ...... -. .. . ---- -..... ------>> FAOzlinun fiHMped Coiwict Three Party to Mark TV Taught Coventi’y Roekville-Vemon Hebron frivolous Intorast saw ths "ICdg- . l K ± s ; HEALTH CAPSULES Heavens to Liberace! etj Wrestle” at the arena. Hts snil Stamps Sheinwold on Bridge fly home this wreekend. by Michael A. Pelll, M.D. ' Bank Opens Firgt THE OFFICE O F 32nd Birthday Son to K ill; . High School Annual 4-H Fair Book Gift State Witness Killed By LOUIS MANDELL VWAT IS THE AVERAGE Drive-In Window Piano Tuners Shortage Mrs. Kenneth K. Kolb, of Tuc- D R . GEORGE A. Sooth w LENGTH OF LIFE IN Set for Aug. 12 son, Arlz., the former Miss Mary For First Lady Father Says DON’T ASSUME Bissell of Hebron, has sent to He- UNUSUAL PLAY North-Sauth vnlamUs THE U.SA.? CAILOUETTE Nearly Done The flrat drive-in banking win- bron friends a copy of a book en- By Alfred Shetawold NOiriH Hebron’s annual 4-H Fair win be Washington, July 28 (/P>—Presi- Guntersville, Ala., July 28 UP^— 4 K I dow In Rook'vUIe will open next titled ."The Magnolia Jungle,” CHIROPRACTOR By Car Booby-Trap In U.S. Called Serious held on Saturday, Aug. 12, at the which ^wtn be given to DouglM dent Kennedy plans to fly to Hy: A grieving man says his 11-year- Don’t take It for granted that ^ A Q 10 For Sept, 6 Tuesday at the Rockville office annis Port, Mass., today In time old son learned to kill from televi- your ijpponenta, however expert, 0 A 10 9 5 elementary school grounds. Library. The author la P. D. East WILL BE CLOSED of the ConneoUcut Bank and of the town of Petal, Miss. He to help his wife celebrate her 32nd sion. arp playing craftily. Even the « J 9 5 4 B.v JOE LEB'IS ^Among delegates to the recent (OoniUiia«4 fiom P «f« One) car were found on several roof- birthday. opponents must sometimes make The interior of the Coventry Trust Co. on Elm St. '^fuU stomach It affects his audio edits, "The Petal Paper,” a week- tops as far as a half block away. "I can't think of any othe^ IVEST EAST Los Angeles, July 27 lAl- AI perception. Junior Leaders’ Confencrence, held thru JULY 80 The First Lady will have a late answer,” said Junior Franks,^,Ui:B normal plays. Junior Senior High School 6n Rip- ly. devoted to the betterment of any oonneotion with the elaying Police gathered the parts and im- * 7 5 4 A 10 I 6 9 1 A new customer. ... parking .. lot ....on though no one is seeking federal Pollard also had' these tips for at the University of Connecticut, afternoon private celebration with father. > ^ ^ e n this hand was played in .^ 7532 ^984 ley Hill Rd. and Rt. 31 is aubatan- the north side of the building will . . . . . the Negro. Simon and Schuster of RE-OPEN JULY 81 of Richard Bluiey. ° pounded them for laboratory an- her family. <> t 7 6 2 OK3 tially completed, school building be onened at the same time. checking to see how many piano lovers: Get tuneups about were Shirley Rychling and Mary New York are publishers of On If •*^We*re going to check out their alysis. William Earl Franks mid his the recent regional tournament in be opened at the same time. four times a year (they cost about Mrs. Kennedy has scheduled af- 1 0 8 committee Chairman Bertron A, Russia Is turning out. this nation Coolldge. both of Hebron, rep- book. al'itrtea today,” eald Brown. "We father at the Marshall County Jail Wilmington, East' won the first Malcolm W. Thompaon, vice $12.50 each), keep your piano clean The ordinance experts, Lt. Rob- ternoon festlrtties, including a Naval Aviation. 1911—1961 how he waylaid a rural mall car- SOUTH Hunt said today. Church Seiwlces don't have eny new leade at this ert H. McGIaun and M/Sgt. Nor- Naval sdr wings and a silhouette trick and returned a dlkmond. president and ipapager, said the la confronted with a serious short- and In a room with even tempera- resenting Tolland County. An- birthday cake, so that her daugh^ rier and shot him to death with a South ran the suit, discarding a A Q 9 The building to house lome 700 drive-in window will be a "con- Church services here Sunday -rnoment. But we hope to develop man Anthony, said the dynamite ter, Caroline. 3H. end young Ken- representation of the first naval f? K 1/6 pupils at the opening of leasiona age—of piano tuners. ture. nouncement is made from 4-H rifle. club. , venience for custc^era who want Don’ts: Don’t let moths breed will be at Hebron Ciongregatloi.al. eonicthir^ by talking to more peo- was placed at the wall between the nedy cousins can share In the airplane will be features of the 4- The postman, Joseph R. Thomp- O Q J 4 here Sept. 6 also has 90 per cent The Plano. Technicians Guile headquarters that there are atill 10 am . Gilead, 11:15. Sunday- K ple and atudying the results of engine and the drivers feet. They cent commemorative postage Declarer next led a club from A Q 6 to make a quick Imnk transaction Inc,, which is to tuners wnat Ih* on the felt key cushions, don't oil event. son, 37, was killed Wednesday dummy, finessing the queen. West - 6 2 of the movable equipment install- and be on their way.” many 4-H members w-ho have not schools are still on vacation. The the laboratory analysis of the car said one end was clamped to the But, according to word 'from stamp to be issued Aug. 20, at about 300 yards from the house West North EMt ed, Principal Firancis A. Perrottl AMA is to doctors, reports: it yourself, or try to move it un- sent in their enrollment cards. De- Rev. John N. Cro.ss, pastor, will FOLDIN G C O M M O D IS and its. parts.” ' battery of the .car and the other San Diego, Gallf., to mark the gol- followed with the eight oft,clubs, Pass 1 0 Pass The window will face the new We have only about 4.000 fjllv aided. the White House, the candles on near the Grant Community where pointed out during a tour of the parking lot, which has been under linquents in this respect are asked occupy the pulpits of both PoHce last night ware trying to spliced Into the Ignition or Into a den Jubilee of Naval Aviation. and South had to decide which op- r Pgss 6 NT All PiM 6 9 .7 Y E A R S - A NEW HIG H. * qualified tuners for 12 mill.one Do tuners have interesting ad- the cake won't be lighted until the William Earl lived with his di- ponent had started with the building this week. conatruetton for the paat tw-o to send in their cards immediatel.y. churches. for questioning Robert H. spark plug. When the car was President' arrives. The forthcoming stamp will also vorced father and grandmother. Opmlng lead — O S O NE-FO URTH OF THE BA PIES pianos—and, heave’ns to Liberice. ventures ? Mrs. Mary Drew of Hebron will 'be doubleton. Approximately 90 per cent of the months. i St. Peter's Episcopal Oiurch Pou)son, 25, a third man convicted started, they explained, the circuit Mrs. Kennedy's birthday cele- include the wording “ 1911 Naval “I think the tqain cause is TV,” ameslte outside, the bulldog has BORN NOW CAN ' about 60 to 70 per cent are un- Pollard recalled being summoned nurse at the two weeks of Junior If East had started with only EXPECT TO REACH The lot will be on the site of tuned. at 3 S;m. on a Sunday. A promi- will have one service only, at 9 In .the burgiaiy tn PottsvillCi in was completed and the dynamite bration will be at the Kennedy's Aviation 1961” and "United States the father said in alelephone inter- been piit In, Chairman Hunt said. 4-H summer camp, Sunday to Aug. a.m. the Rev. Gordon W. Wee- northeastern''Pennsylvania, which exploded. They said an expert traditional Cape Cod gathering two clubs, his king would now be monds A 10 9 5; Oubs J 9 6 i. AGE 8 3 . the former Luther White Inc. fur- When a tuner tliinks of millions nent woman had died, and the Postage,” with- the denomination view. "He liked the .war pictures unguarded. Declarer could make What do you say? The Town of Coventry has haul- niture store, which waa acquired man, rector, officiating. There wiU authorttiea clattn netted nearly a could have hooked it up in two place. "4c” In the upper right. and westerns.” \ Capa MM to toM .... . ha of pianos, gathering dust ana funeral chapel needed Its piano the slam by loading a low club Answer; Bid 1 NT. You are 1 ed some 10,600 yards pf gravel to by the bank in May and tom down. tuned for final rites. It would be More 4-H news is that a potato be no church school session. Meet- half million; doilars in cash. John minutes or less. It was the same last year, but, Ths stamp wsl s based on a de- Franks described his sbn as nor- the parking and athleUc field HmIHi C»psul*8 fivBs moths, souring the aid with clink growers’ tour will be held Wednes- from dummy at some later trick. point short of the normal 16 , H If not mtondod to b# ol a dioffnottic naturo. Space for about 35 cars is ers (off-key notes), he feels like a unseemly to repair it in the front ings of the Brotherhood of St Rich, a weli^hy, coal operator Neighbors said Blaney always the circumstances were vastly sign by John Maass, Philadelphia, mal and said he made better then areas. This' work will be paid for day. Farms will be visited in Andrew are being omitted Satur looked Into the trunk aind under different. average grades at the grammar But If West had started with only points for thds bid, but you have planned. misslonar>- in a jungle infested room, so Pollard was asked to wholse home Wap burglaricd, has a member of the Postmaster Gen- two clube. the ten would now be from the school building commit- Synchronized Swimming various places and there will be day mornings, through the sum maintained only''-120,000 In cash the hood of his car before getting Then, Kennedy had Just return- school at Grant, where he had been two lens and two nlqea to- make with unwashed; unfriendly utibe work In. .the embalming room. He eral’s Citizens’ Stamp Advisory unguarded. Declarer could maike up for the shortage. Fin- gams tee fundi. The SBC officials aaid phone Company will show a (ilm. A class in synchronized swim- llevers. did. and sen-ices w-ent oiff splendid- demonstrations on how to control mer vacation. and Jewelry was tiBcen. in as a precaution against his ed from the Democratic national promoted To the sixth grade. that the use of town equipment Committee. Maass receives no re- the slam by leading the Jack purpoees this Is - unlikely to -cost Therje. will be a round and ming for girls will 'be offered at The guild, ending a 4-day con ly — and without a sour note. pests, how to get bigger and bet- enemies planting atolen goods convention where he was hominat muneration for this work, in ac- Gave Son a BiBe and crew has made a substantial ter crops, etc. Immediately after the explosion there. of clubs from dummy at a later anything, and slam need not be square dance at 8 p.m. Saturday Horowitz Memorial Pool starting vention last night, says that with yesterday, which ed as the party's presidential cordance with an understanding ' Franks said he gave his son the savinga to the town. It was mainly on Richard choice. rifle for Christmas two years ago. trick. This would capture the ten considered in view o f partner's at the TAC building In Rockville. Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. out more tuners we'lj all wake up Farms will be visited in Wlndsor- experts s^d was caused'by three that no member of the Committee The entrance from Rt. 31 to Rip- Further information may be hkd Instructor > will be Barbara ville, Ellington, Broadbrook, Haz- Film developed and printed Blaney's testimony, plus accounts Mrs. Kennedy had been side- Sheriff Warren Jones said ^ e and finesse through the king at pass. someday with tin ears from tinnv aticks of dynamite,, police-. ques- is to be reimbureed for artletic co- ley Hill Rd. will have the batik cut from. Mrs. Edwin C. Lawlon. GeissFer, a pool staff mem'oer, pianos. / L a n g u a g e B a i T i e r , a’rdville, Somers. Ail Interested In of their spending, that Berkery. lined because she was awaiting boy gave a statement yesterday the same time. For Sheinwold’s 36-page book- JUMBO SIZE—1 DAY tioned Richard Blaney’a wife; , Jo- operation. TTie slam depended on knowing awa.v b.y the state in order to give Annual Outing who has been a featured per- The profession—which ta.8e.'- potatoes are invited. SER'VICE Staino and Poulson were convicted the birth of her second child, John describing how he raised the flag let. "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," a better view of the highway. The atpia, 24, and residents of the in a series of trials early this year ’The stamp will bs printed in which opponent had started with send 50c to Bridge Bookv Man- The Women's Auxiliary to the former with the Windham Dol- years to learn and has top pay of Airport Problem Ronald Miner writes from Cleve- SALEM NASSIFF neighborhood. Police said they Jr., now 8 months old. blue, on the Cottrell preeiee, in on a rural mall box. causing the town Is filling in the dirt cut-off phins and the University of (Con- ^mCDICfiL for the 1959 burglary at Rich's postman to stop, and then shot the doubleton. chester Evening Herald, Box 8318, Coventry Volunteer Fire Associa- about 41O.O0O a year—just isn't at- land, Ohio, that he li having, a Camera and Photo Shop ahed little light on the slaying. With the excitment of the con- panes of 50, electric-eye perforat- which closes a 150-foot driveway tion of South Ck)ventry will have necticut Dotphinettes. tracting new blood. home. They all were out on bail him to death. Goes Wrong Grand Central Sta., N.'Y. 17, N.Y. • LeeuvVarden, Netherlands. .Tuly great time. He la playing for Sun- Located In .the new Nassiff vention past and the excitement of ed. A total of 100 million has been from Rt< 31 to Ripley Hill Rd. its annual outing Wednesday eve- She has also given instruction at day school services every day at P H f l R m f l CY prtiding motions for new trials. the political race ahead, they The sheriff said he used the mail The actual declarer went wrong (Copyright 1961, Since the officials laet toured Allan E. Pollard, the guild's ex- 28 iJP—Two hundred stuffed guljs Arms, 991 Main Street. JONHfcfMNK,lLS. M(.»<4$4S Pdulson also was attacked in ordered. T28 General .Features Oorp.) ning at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. UConn. ecutive * secrelarj-, can't under- St. Philip's Church and for more celebrated then, too, with a strict- in the car to set the vehicle on In this case. He assumed that the building, the auditorium has Girls must be 10 years old or in frightening postures are help- 6'fflcers quoted Blaney’s wife as ganglknd atyle last summer but Collectors desiring first day can- fire. Wiest. a good player, had played Frederick Bissell. stand why. saying that she told him goodbye ly family dinner. cellations of the Naval Aviation had Installed 112 lock-tablet arm The firemen of the North Cov- more and must possess an inter- ing sceire live ones aw-ay from survived \ the shooting and stab- Mrs. Kennedy is continuing a The boy was placed In Marshall the eight of clubs from a holding <^airs spaced for testing with an "No one. except a doctor or a 1•^In mid-aftemoon yesterday, butbing. Vincent Blaney also had been commemorative etamp may send 0IWI. MW r»i swsi iM. entry Volunteer Fire Department mediate swimming certificate or poesible collisions with planes o'ver minister, is closer to a family tradition of . letting her children County Jail but no charges were of 10-8-7. additional 138 chairs to seat a to- are making plans for their annual its equivalent, according to Foo'. that she did not know where he Indicted in th? burglary and It was addreeaed envelopes, together with filed immediately. He might have been right, of than a tuner — if he's the man Leeuwarden airport. was going. As she started to sit on share in the day. remittance to cover the cost of the tal of 280 here. Hie chairs have auction at 10 a.m. Aug. 19 at the Director Donald P. Berger. through him, Richard had teattfled, The postman's cash box was coura?, but he was taking the upholstered rose-oolored seats. he's supposed - to be, " Pollard Since the dummies—beaks wide, the couch in the living room of that he learned about the burglary. Last year, she scheduled the atampe to be affixed, to the Poet- flrehouBe. The women's auxiliary Registration will take place at family dinner for 5 p.m. So Caro- found open in the car. The amount short end of the Odds. West la Tile color scheme of the auditori- the prol office. The number o'. declared. wings poised for urgent flight, and their house uith one of the couple's Richard had been serving time as master, San Diego 1, Calif. Each Tide, Winds, will have a food sale during the .Noticing a skeptical gleam in If you want the very best ~~ try Bergren's line could attend. of money taken was not known. equally likely «to have 10-8 and um is red. off-white and blue. The program. participants will be limited. emitting synthetic ahrieka of dia- three children in her arms, the a violator of probation on a burg- envelope muet be marked. In pen- None was recovered. 10-8-7 of clubs. Whenever he has 2 TOP FIElATURES ' his listener's eye, Pollard, a couct- treSSr—there ha+e been no acci- house suddenly trembled. Windows There has been no word on what auditorium has full lighting ca- Anyone wanting pickup of items Pool Danco Slated lary sentefnee when he-.wag freed. cil, In the upper right comer In- The sheriff said several books of Weather the 10-8 he is bound to play the pacity for classroom use. Jy type from Houston, Tex., with dents involving gulls at Leeu- of other hbuses in the quiet, aver- He was given police pnitectlon at the President will give the First dicating the number of atampe to for the auction may call the fol- A record dance and splash partv stamps and the postman's watch eight without exception. Efut when The courtyard, which may be 51 years' tuning experience, ad- warden Airfield. Last year there age neighboothood were shattered. the trials. Lady as a birthday g^ift. Last year, be affixed (alngles, paira, blocks, Elvl, Freiley Robert MItehan lowing committee in charge of for teen-agers will be held at he reported it was "Just a watch.” were recovered. he has 10-8-7, West may some- J4ck Wabb used for nature-*tudy work or monisljed: were 20. NEW ICE CREAM "I knew Immediately what had Capt. Clarence J. Ferguion of etc.). Windsor Locks, July 28 (/P—The arrangements: Elmer Hayes, Her- Horowitz Pool tomorrow from Five expended .22-caliber car- times play the eight and some- “ WUd In 'hie otherwise has four planters and "Tltis is a serious business. A The bogus gtzUs were installed S M O O T H E R !. . . C R f i A M l O U . . . R IC H C f t J . . . happened,” police quoted Mrs. the Philadelphia Detective Squad, An enclosure of medium weight U.S. Weather Bureau issued this Country” "Last Time I bert Lillibridge Jr. or Frank 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Boys and girls *Blaney as saying. "I feared this all tridges were found beside the oar. times the seven—either through seven ground planting spaces,for Petrus. 13 years old or more may attend. tiny piano puts a family on edge. early this year by Dr. J. Harden- who took Richard Blaney out Of ehould be placed In each envel- Jones and sheriff’s deputies be- maritime advisory for July 28; (Color) Saw Archie" : along.” . priaon to testify, said he had "ex- inattention or from a desire to 1:30-8:>5 S:30A:»l-ll:t0 shrubs, mountain laurel and a Openings in the Senior Life Sav- A good tuner is a friend of the berg, adviser to the Air Force, who Warning, Arr<^st ope and the flap either turned in gan a search for a rifle. It was Tides will be high along the Con- vary his play. variety of flowering plants. said he got some oT hla material J T he blast ripped Blaney apart, pected this thing all along.” He or eealed. The outside envelope to Manchester Evening Herald ing class are still to be filled, ac- family. I've been consulted by this search that led them to the necticut shore today between As a result, the eight la far All lockers in the corridors have cording to Pool Director Donald P. mothers worried about daughters from the University of Olifornla, Ildlling him Instantly. He wassaid he thought they "might try the Poatmaster ehould be clearly FYanks house. Coventry correspondent. F. Paul- 1 blown into the back seat. One to get me next.” In Two Crashes 10:30 p.m. and midnight, and to- more Wkely to be played from 10- been numbered. The bulletin ine Uttle. telephone PI 2-62SI. Berger. forgetting piano playing to go out W-here he studied. marked “First Day Covers Naval The burning, car was discovered morrow between 11 a.'m. and 1 ahoe remained in the front. The 8 than from 10-8-7. When in doubt, boards have aluminum trim and Applicants may register at the with boys. There’s only one hitch. Occasion- Aviation Stamp.” by James Stapler, 15, only minutes p.m. Low tide at Old Saybrook is p A U K ! M O • ') 1 ’ • ' N 1 -> ^engine, hood and other parts of the A car, driven by Norman L. assume 'that your opponents are chalk trays, asphalt tile floors in second class period tomorrow be- "M usic is important to the na- ally a flook of giiUs from the Collectors are cautioned that or- after the slaying. He heard a horn at 5:30 p.m. today and 6 a.m. and PSRJRNSIDE all classrooms, the intercom sye- CREAM making nprmad pla « . If they are tween 4 :45 and 6 p.m. The mini- I IStricdy a Matter of Economy Latulippe, 17, of 780 Vernon St, ders for first day covers must not 3 tion, and good tuners encourage Baltic area fly by and they aren’t blowing and found the burning 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. Sunset today very skillful and are playing in (U IP N SID t AVI I H I r D tam, lighting control in the cor- mum' age i s '16, Class ' members good music. Hospitals use music to struck the rear of a car driven by include requeats for uncanceled scared by the warning cries. Robert C. Lavary, 37, of Charter car, with Thompson slumped in the is at 8:13 p.m. and sunrise Is 5:43 good form, you will be wrong. You ridors and glazed tile finish on the must hold a Red Cross swimmer /cure people. And it's hard to send Reg. 99c atampe. The Naval Aviation first front seat. a.m. tomorrow. • ADULT CIN EM A • walla are complete. "Apparently,” aaid an Air FV>rce Now Rd„ RocUVille, last night on Main will be right when the normal adt- Prize Winner! F a n n y! certificate or its equivalent. people off to w-ar without good Spokesman, "these gulls speak a day cover requests must be post- Boating weather for Long Island iiatlon ^ s t s , when your op- '•THE lighting fixtures throughout the Attendance ; martial music.” St„ in front of the first National marked before midnight Aug. 15. "A RAISIN IN CAPTAIN'S different language,” iOhio County to Combine Sound to Montauk Point and Block ponents are unskilled, and when building will all soon be complete- The heat wave this W'eek sent A good tuner, he said, must have Vt Gallon Only '/z Dal. Store. Requeats postmarked after that Boy’s Body Recovered THE SUN” TABLE" Cummings - Newcomb Island: your skillful opponents fall to T^ch. ly installed, the majority of the Miss Sarah Glen New'comb of j attendance marks at Rockville's manual dexterity, good hearing, Latulippe told police he momen- date will be returned unservlced. Variable winds today, tonight S:15 R:S0-ie:lR work having been finished. Horowitz Memorial Pool soaring tarily took his eyes off the road. Stratford, July 28 (A»)—The body make the most deceptive play. Manchester and William Henry scute sense pf jone and pitch, a and Saturday with velocities about Dally Question The athletic gymnasium which Cummings Jr. of El Pa.sn. Tex., I above any previous high, liking for people and honesty. Church, Public Schools There was damage to the front of 8-year-old Joseph Riel, who , "ON TWE DOUBLE* I Donald P. Berger, director, said SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JULY 30 Showers Sunday vanished Wednesday in the Housa- 10 knots or less. Visibility about 5 After two passes, you hold: has a maple floor will be sanded w-ere united in marriage July 15 at About honesty: "Too many fly- bumper and fendere of the Latu- miles except lower In early morn- SUN I "UNDER io FLAGS” and finished. Flilding dividing ; attendance topped 1.000 each of lippe car, and to the rear bumper tonic River while playing with a Spades K J; Hearts A Q 10; Dia- St. Joseph's Church In Kentland, by-night operators give the im- ing hours. Mostly fair through doors are being installed. Six bas- Ind. i the first three days of the week. k both FAIRWAYS 2 (OontlBned Page One) of the Lavery car. Lavery re- Windsor Locks,'July 28 (JP)— toy snorkel device, was recovered pression they can time a piano in Saturday. ketball back stepa have been erect- The bride is the daughter of On Monday, it "was 1,000; Tues- Milk Union Strike ceived a minor injury, Latulippe The U.S. Weather Bureau today today. 90 minutes. It takes hours. A school In 1955 at a coat of $450,000 Marine observations; ed. Off the gymnasium and out- Mr, and Mrs. Philip P. Newcomb, day. 1,164; and Wednesday. 1.J69. I OPEN every FRI. J was uninjured. issued thia 6-day forecast for July Three policepien spotted the j Attendance this season has piano has 9,000 working parts. and also supports public school 20-Aug. 2: Montauk Point, wind northwest side the bpilding are three out- 151 Pitkin St., Manchester. The 230-odd strings and a combined Sours Parents but Police issued a written warn- boy’s body floating in the river —3 knots, visibility 20 miles, part- door basketball courts with as- I reached 24.581, considerably ahead levies. Temperatures over Connecticut here. bridegroojT) is the son of Mr. and string tension equal to 18,000 tons! f NITE till 9; and ^ lik e many systems, Ottawa's ing to Latulippe for following too ly cloudy; Ambrose, northeast 2 phalt covering.-There are two wa- Mrs. William H. Cummings Sr., ' of any previous year. Berger iaid. closely and inattentive driving. during the period, Saturday He was the son of Prof, and I Family swim periods from /7:20 of pressure.enough to lift a .small! J knots, visibility 20 miles, clear; ter fountains outside, one being Bangkok, Thailand. BERGREN’S public and parochial schools 'were Sweetens Children house.” j ^ALL DAY MONDAY^ John E. Johnson, 87. of 48 Clin- through Wednesday, are expected Mrs. Arthur Riel, 112 Catherine Fire Island, calm, visibility 4 Installed on the building and the to 8:20 each weekday evening are 1100 BURNSIDE A YE.. EAST H ARTFORD jeonfronted by Increasing enroll- The Rev. Edward T. F'allon, The Job requires such a delicate ton St., was arrested yesterday to average near normal. ’Turning Ter., Fairfield. His father is a miles, cloudy; New Haven cloudy, other beyond the basketball area. pastor of St, Joseph's Cliurch in crowded. Berger said. Tlier Sat- itements. (Oontlnned from Page One) somewhat cooler toward the end touch, he ssld, he can't tune on a I OR AT YO UR L O C A L STORE E "If they hadn't done something, and charged with making an Im- Fairfield University English pro- 7 miles visibility, temperature 64, BOLTON NOTCH U M ? Approximately 160 feet of Kentland, Ind. performed the ' urday and Sunday sessions / from of the period. The normal high fessor. wind calm. ground beyond the asphalt area ceremony.’ Orga'nist w-ss John 17 to 8 p.m, have'also been'filled, ^•both- BChMls were In Jeopardy,' Paula Fasanacht commented: "The proper turn as result of an acci ______Routes 6 a n d 4 4 A V ^ '*'** ^ he added, dent at Clinton and Oak Sts. and low temperatures for Hart- around the school will be seeded Dowling of Brook, Ind., cousin of o|3»erved- milk was all gone at our store, so ford this period are 85 and 62, for I ...... Combining the high schools will Larry P. Edgar, 19, of 197 AU' "SNOW WHITE AND 3 STOOGES” S H O W FIRST In the fall. the bride. Bridgeport 82 and 65, and for New permit some mepansien of ths cur- we're using froisen malted milk.' tumn St., traveling north on Clin' Each of the classrooms has an The bride was attended by Miss Traffic Deaths Down Haven 81 and 63. Precipitation rteulmn, Stackhouse continued. Mrs. Fsssnacht said her daughter, ton St., was slowing down for i Rollicking American Flag in a standard at- Carolyn O'Connor. ,F''itcliburg, may total around one-half Inch, tached to the wall. Mass., as maid of honor. Best man "I don't feel the present ar- Laurie, 4, “Just loves the stuff and stop sign. Johnson, making a right RLM ED IN CO N N .! Fun And Chicago, July 28 i/P) - Tlie Na- • rangament is permanent,” he said, turn off Oak St. onto Clinton, occuring as scattered showers Two sliding metal gates close for his brother was R. Bruce Cum- tional .Safet.v Council ..vesterday. re- , U always preferred It - to regular A a IN C O LO R! Sodding that eventually a new pub- made it too wide and struck the Sunday ttrough Tuesday. ___ Entertainment the ends of the building from the mings. Baltimbrel lild! James J. ported a drop of 1,500 accidental ' milk.” ^lic high school must be built. left front of Edgar's caV, police [Hit name It^ For Everyone! classroom areas in both the junior Buckingham, Boston, Ma.ss., was ! deaths during the first five months ! 1”^. ------^------Mrs. James Saxon, mother of said.' There was minor damage. and senior sections. This has been usher. 1 of 1961 ss compared w-itVi the cor- six children including two sets of Moro than done for adult program.s, to utilize A reception for 60 guests was j.re.sponding month.s of 1960. j Johnson will appear In Circuit a b oy... the auditoriums, the kitchen and twins, said: "The kids are Just Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. 14. held at the Nu Joy Restaurant in I During the period this year, the ' [Added Penalties having a little picnic drinking not yet dining area and shops when classes Kentland after the ceremony. The j council said, there w'ere .35.200 fruit Juices, except the young hJfSWAt, a mani now are not in session. couple left for a_ motor trip accidental deaths, 4 per cent few- Facing Rioters twins who prefer milk. If milk Some 4,000 to 5.000 books for the through the southern states and : er than the 36.700 for the first fli-e doesn't come In soon. I'll have to iTEC H N IC O LN t*. FriiaWARNER BR O S. fhite school llbrar.v are arriving daily Mexico, and will live at 28-27 months of 1960. At Reformatory drive out of town to get some.” -cewoinowio. sen saiiomo & and are in the process of being cat- Louisiana, El Paso. Tex., after Included were 13.940 motor A North Side resident, Mrs. Sax- CO-HIT: TINA LOUISE “ WARRIOR EMPRESS” and the alogued and placed on the shelves. July 29. rvehirle deaths, a drop of 20 under on added the second set of twins, CTAPTC wen “PARENT TBAF’PLUS Mrs. Elizabeth Motycka. librarian The bride is a graduate' of Man- I the five months of last vear. L - Cheshire, July 28 (>P) — A new James and Matthew, "are hoping J "LOVE IN A GOLDFISH BOWL' Three and teacher, is working with Prin- chester High School and Purd\ie 1 Total accidental death.s Include law establishing increased penal- the strike continues so they can cipal Perrotti in the selection of Univer.sity in Lafayette. Ind. She home and work fatalities. i itie s for ringleaders in prison riots drink pop." S A T U R D A Y Stooges books for student from the li- received her master's degree in J ^ a y be applied against the Instlga- Four couples with six young MadKl i |»t Ui «i rM brary-. education from Tufts University. w week The language room which has an fMtors of last Tuesday night's demo- children In a West Side apartment N IG H T •fytifte Mttttn Cmsittw Her husband, a graduate of the building have combined their fresh eventual capacity of 22 individual College of Forestry at Flirdue Blstratlon at the Cheshire State Re- 8 P.M. -12 P.M. We Rent: Floor Sanders, Edgera, Hand Sanders, Wallpaper milk supplies and are sharing it. n n i o u i u s u u M t N ctlu vin (tarot stations for individual instructions Universit.v, is stationed with the CHILD'S STERILIZED J^ormatory. has 12 stations installed where a U.S. Army at Ft. Bliss. Tex. Steamers, Wallpapering Equipment, Floor Polishers, Wet and P State’s Attorney William B. Said one of the parents: “The dole JCUimilWS CHMUSUWITIW Dry Vacuum Cleaners and Ladders. is on the basis of babies now, not r n n i t s m o v N N HttviN RESTAURA NT Betso two-track system or recording, lis- HEALTH SAND ^ ^ tzgerald, Waterbury, and State couples.” MID-NITERS tening and responding will be used. g P olice jjfficials were acheduled to Mrs. Gracia Burgess, in subur- All faucets in both the girls' and Road News on Phone ^^onfer with the reformatory’! PLUS LH CIB-E boys’ locker rooms have automatic W . H. EN GLA N D ban Evanston, said . plaintiVely; .Tsmeums RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON MI 8-2842 superintendent Robert T. Grey, on "I'm worried. I hope they settle ItOWUJU'lljau,, HOPE BAU. water control systems. Geneva- MotorisLs touring Eu- C. J. MORRISON whether the new statute could be rope's Alpine regions ran get up- LUMBER C O . this strike soon. Right now I'm QUEST STARS RO AST BEEf .PANMSASniANK. The dining area in the cafeteria .used. , sariMuscn stn s M nu. s I f M has a seating capacity of 264 with to-the-minute information on road 4 Open All Day Saturday • PAINT aa$ WALLPAPER COMPANY Some 200 youthful inmates at mixing powdered milk with the -r>4E conditions wihile in Sw'itzerland last of our fresh for our one-year- JU M BO BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP each'of the 44 tables seating six. “ At the Green”—Ml 9-5201 885 CENTER STREET—TEL. MI 9-9718 the reformatory went on a noisy There are bookrseks for pupil use from the telephone company by rampage in the institution’s yard old.” WE) GIVE HrfC GREEN STAMPS SU N D A Y LOBSTER • STEAKS coioiikrMluxi n>ieM,.B«owaQ on during their lunch period. There is simply dialing 11. ‘ aftw refusing to eat supper. The The succinct attitude of Mrs. 8 P.M. -12 P.M. • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS a double w-alk-in freezer in the emonstration was descrlbed’at the Kelly Crump, a Dea Plainiss °wlfie kitchen. time at a protest against the re- with two young daughters: "My PHONE MI 8-7882 Saturday Night Dancing • Radio Broadcast on WINF owJTw'wrmkaE irtrti6avNQW«il6N*if rn.M Grange Fair formatory’s food. kids like orange Juice. To hell with aiH CONDITIONtD Coventry - Grange annual ,'ai.- Possibility of applying the new the cows.” TREBELS will start at 10 a.m. and end at 4 law was brought up yesterday at a The strike began Tuesday night. p.m. tomorrow at the Grange Hall meeting of the reformatory's board Some 3,200 inside dairy employes STATE smd grounds on Rt. 44A. Mrs. Wal- of directors. For eight hours, the walked off their Jobs In the 60 NOW SHOWINGl Sw im m ia ^— Pietiicld n q ter S. Haven Is general chairman ! The Weather Is Hot--so are marLOW PRICES! directors interviewed prison offi- area dairies. Dairies shut down but MAT. 2 P.M. EVE. 6:80 and 9:00 A rummage sale will start oft cials and Inmates in an attempt to deliveries of previously processed FILMED IN THE TOBACCO the fair."- Whether you are a “ Stay At Home” or jfoing to the beach — you’ll need OUTDOOR SUPPLIES for comfortable fix responsibility for the outbreak. fresh milk continued until for 24 VALI.EV OF CONECTICUT! In charge of the various ac living. We suggest the following from our fabulous Furniture Department: The new law was passed by the EAST HARTFORD EAST WINDSOR hours when 5,200 milk drivers tlvities will be the following; Si'General Assembly st the past ses- Joined the strike. Adolph Roberts, snack bar; Mrs. FOLDING ALU5UNtiM 51/2 FT. 6 BOW See Our Complete Line »• slon in reaction to recent rioting at Issues involved in the strike in- C. Irving Loomis, baked foods; I t t h e State Prison In Wethersfield. It of Quality cludes wages, automation and P^Frish Don’t Blame Mrs. Anna C. Anderson, fancy- SAND CHAIRS VINYL COVERED •^allows added Jail terms of seven to fringe benefits. Inside workers TO N IG H T work, novelties, aprons and Jewel- 8 WEBS 15 years for convicts who Incite I k i n m i f a b i y who ex plo d e d The Shame On HAMMOCKS now average $110 weekly; the FIUMED in THE WINDSQR- ry; Mrs. Walter Lynch and Miss o«aow j2 ^ riots. drivers average $127. Old con- int o manhood a cr oss three y e a rs “Angel Baby” Juiie D. Loomis, children's booth: BEACH A LL m arLO W PRICED! 2 Reformatory officials, however, __ EAST WINDSOR ARECA tracts expired May 1, Both locals, Until You See William A. Miller, vegetable aatd It would be difficult to pin- and three girls! AVEY’S booth. point the troublemakers who pro- 754 of the Dairy Employes Union Hef ENTIRE Story H is'na m e: fG ^ UMBRELLA TELESCOPE (IT FOLDS) and 573 of the Milk Wagon Driv- There will be an exhibit booUi' KAM-KAP voked the food boycott. Starring for which ribbons will be award- __ When the flurry started, in the ers Union, are Teamster affiliates. George Hamilton ed, for-crocheting, knitting, fancy- KOOKtOUT GLIDER k>reformatory yard, most of the work, rugs and agricultural ana {^ringleaders slipped back to their A s 4S E. CEN TER ST. floral entries. All exhibits are to CHAIR > «lls, thus eluding detection, the o f Andover The Man Who H e w as m ore than a boy. H e w as be in place by 10 a.m. for judging GRILLS maAOW Icials explained. Knew Her Best at 10:30 a.m. The reformatory houses some Anyone having items for the :S50 youths between 16 and 21. Meeting T o^ight not yet a m an, D a n g ero usly in-be^ SSJ $11.97 8 rummage sale may bring them to 8 During yesterday's directors' the Grange hall tomorrow from 1 leetlng, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John For... . t w e e n...a n d bet w een three g irls! BIG JUMBO, DELl'XE WEB SPECIA LS O N RED W O O D PIC N IC SETS TkLFkSCOPE (IT FOLDS) On Carnibar Plan p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to S , Wodarskl, Hartford, the board’s 'p.m. fHpresident, disclosed that a plan to The Grangers will meet at 8 CHAISE • 5 Ft. FOLDIN G S T Y LE ...... m oit O W S29.B8 ’^ SEA TER i^ lie v e overcrowding at the State There will be a meeting of the 4 POSITIONS, Andover Fire Department Caml- I^fne p.m. Aug. S. A representative Oi iPrlson by transferring youthful the Southern New England Tele I Compare the quality anywhere! • 6 Ft, FOLDIN C STYLE . . . . m arLO W S34.8B GLIDER irisooers from there to Cheshire bar committee tonight at 7:80 at. "»'LO W S y y d been suspended until comple- the firehouse. All members are • 1 . ^ Ft. KN OTTY RED W O O D m arLO W $32.00 lon of the current investigation. TABLE and 2 BENCHES. $1?JI7 The directors also disclosed that urged to attend. .they had ordered reformatory offi- All firemen wishing to attend FOLDING ALUMINUM INNERSPRINCl the fire school taking place Aug. FOOD 1” TUBING W EB FOLDING BEACH PHILCO 6 TRANSISTOR cials to poll the youths on thslr 'ixwaible ^evances. Of 104 youths 26 and 27 at FlUwilliam, N.H., are N OTICE CHAISE nte^ew ed. 68 complained about asked to notify Maxwell B. Hutch-' PLE A S A N T CHAIRS BACK » ifood. Thirty-six had no griev-- inson by tomorrow. OUR BEST BUYS! PORTABLE ices at all. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Th* Swiss LauiMky of REST LOUNGE Other complaints indicated dis- will hold a service of Holy Com- ATMOSPHERE ADJUSTABLE r a o i o by HAMPDEN - Uafactlon with reformatory munion Sunday at 9 a.m. RoekviNo. Inc., closod S425 ” othing, visiting faclUties, work oKM tbw 5 ^ 4 3 7 ograms, mall regulations, pro- Manchester Evening Herald An- 2 for $*.7S S20JI8 dure.of,formal reports on Infrsc- dover oerrespondeiit; Margery C O U R T E O U S for voeotion from Sot* 8 COLOR!^ S1S8 Colorful plastic rovers. ions of niles, attitude of guards, Montandon, telephone PUgrlm I le procedures and laundry,. 2-MU. urdoy noon, July 29, SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF NEW 1962 PHILCO 19” PORTABLE TV SETS SERVICE COMPLETE WITH FREE^STAND $189.50 up. M ARLO W ^.. DEPENDABLE FOR 50 YEARS! River Suiteh Planned W'Wm rtoponinq Au^. 7. asirMtl HUM Sunday Dianera Barred • FREE PURNELL PARKING • Canbarra-rAustralla has nndeiv I awiiHBB»Mi i ^ -a iiw mwr] U Nooa to 8 VM. AND INTRODUCINO SALOME dENS Maneheator Green Breach AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT ' :en io diVart part of tbt Snowy mmmmm ranrmi’a thiaa lovna.. i 489 Mddle Tonplke East 1 DA NCE No children under IG admitted UBleas aceompaaled by an adult var-te Now South Walaa to irri- EVERY THUB8.-rBL-BAT. .tS' UifS dry. plain there and pro- TECHNIcdLioirl ALSO SHOWING Ls IBRf* ..for industry. Tbs Banquet Boom Available A 4outney Into Today’a Strangest Zona of Fear (Maytag Coin*0>Mat, 500 WARNER iW0$.l ^ For Partlee A BLAZING WESTERN DRAMA r Bom 4Mt into tbs Pacific, "BRAIN WAWHED" St„ Open m FURNITURE DEPT. W ALN UT VeL Mt 8-141S fqr IteiervaMei A bo #roiCod into tbo woat- 1 WalMt Bt, HaMhester - with CURT .JURGENS , - ' Usual). MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER — PHONE MI 9-5221 LOWER STORE LEVEL • OUR 50th YEAI^! I , Jlj^aiaiMeee JUtw. PIoB OaitooB *

____ ' . - . PAOE POUR , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,- MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 f PAGE FIVE President Ready to Act State News TV Producer Zoning Rules Lack Provision Caravan Headed Homeward H ebron Plant Shutdowns Nygren Promoted. Hike Idle Claims CE N TER P A CK A GE ST O RE For Bomh^ Fallout Shelters TV-Radio f MRS. IDA CARLSON, Prop. Town Committee Will Drain Says Nettvorks After Touring California 456Vi MAIN S'” .—NORTH OF THE POST O FF^^ On Any Berlin Situation Roundup To Cadet Corporal Total unemployment compensa- Is It legal to build a bomb or<>for a printed booldet or qthar fai- tion claims filed in Manchester for ...... - I. .1 I ...... Party Coffers^ Say Officials ****** ichool boyg touringfwho waa ao enthralled by the FREE PARKIN G NEXT TO O UR STORE Ask for Crime fallout shelter in Manchester? Are formation for requirements to the West with the Hunt-Phlnney ...... Kurt S. Nygren, eon of Mr. and the wi»ek ended July 22 were 1,879, Fac* OiM) (OenttiiMd .fram-Paga One) spectacle that he failed to return or 209 more than the previous Manchester citizens Interested or build a shelter, according to a Rdueatlonal Tour ha^e completed to the cars at the appointed hour, Mrs. Stanley K. Nygren of He- Television POPULAR BRANDS OF (Ooattaiued from Page On«) complacent when the words bomb report from the building depart- their circuit of California and are week’s count of 1,673, wtn to ffe£t at aonu atare take The New England communities Members of the Democratic Town Committee arc plotting and several public address system bron, has been promoted to the c o o Biz 3 Theater (in oroHreaa) > P u b i i c D e f e n d e r 40 The State’s unemployment Hospital Notes to be covered by the survey: shelter or fallout shelter arise? ment office. The requests came now heading east, on the 27th day calls had to be sent out after him. Salty Brine'g Shack (In progreen) Funday Funnies 63 place and that wa and our iUliM to drain monies from the party coffers for their own ag- rank of cadet corporal In G., Com- & claims picture during the same pe- e WINES Wauregan. Conn.: Biddeford and tlon gives Congress 'o r the Su- Town Planning Engineer Ed- after the PrCsldent’e message, it of their 32-day, nationwide odya- . The evening was Disneyland’s. 12 8:00 Harrigan Sun 8 40 53 will Uj on oar Bide to find oppo- grandizement, said a three man election committee today. •ey. pany, at Norwidh University in Early Show (in orogressl 10. :k ) One Happy Family 22 30 riod Increased by 3,908, to 58,996 ICE COLD BEER tunltiea for a peaceful adjustment Vlaitiag hours are 3 to b pan. SAnford, Maine: Nashua. N. H.; preme Court.” “ /' ward J. Rybezyk said today that was noted. While the boys tried everything First Show (in progress) 22 8:30 The Flinstones 8. 4U. 53 He added that if the Senate ju- Best, of the Post Five Star Jubilee (includes 8,566 fatcory vacation IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES of the Bltuatian which could be fer all areaa except maternity West W’arwick, R. I.; Brattleboro, The three man committee composed of Edthund Peresluha, there are no provUlon.i in the John J. M en, civil d e fci^ . registrar, said she still does not their home. Members are invited MILLER HIGH LIFE The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, for- 6:15 Bob Bacon Sports STORRS, OA 9-9044 toward political association last 96. a former professor of ] Benibe't Typewriter Service searched for a salad meal at the the Manchester Square Dance c3lub 6:25 Showcase week in a move interpreted as a Elmer Griffith, 365 Center St.; Mrs | know who the challengers are. As to come as early as 9:30 a.m. and French and music at the Univer- cookout on the Pacific beach. He mer rector of St. Peter’s Episcopal 6:45 Lowell Thomas-Phil RUutto Man's Body Recovered of last night no one had taken out 479 E. .inDOLE TPKE. will be held at the West Side tennis .^deterrent to the British. Mary Hurley. 176 Green Rd.; Ed- to stay as long as they wish for sity of Nice, France, died Thurs- in handy 6-paks ate chicken stew along with every courts Saturday at 8 p.m. Caller Church here, has been a visitor at 7:00 News ward Darby, 222 Oak St.; Mrs. Portland, July 28 The body any petitions from her, Mri. Reid At The Green the home of his parents, Mr. and 7:10 CBS-In Person De Gaulle is also opposed to re- the annual session. This year the day. Miss Faget. who also had one else, rather relieved ihat his will be Red Bates of Hampden, 7:30 Fulton Lewis servations and exceptions in the Janet Furlong. 74 Mountain Rd.; ot George Twenty, 21, Middle- said. association will have a potluck at taught music at the University dieting could not be pursued. Mass., known as "New England’s Mrs. Henry Pimm of the Hope Mrs. Alice Harriman. Andover; town, was recovered from the Con- 38 Applications Filed Valley section, for the past week. tariff structure to benefit the com- noon, rather than at night as has Mound School in San FYancisco, Pal Flagg’s production is hir- Singing Caller." MMAB MANCHSSnR CSNIWR inonwealth countries. Gustave Arendt Jr., 38 Williams necticut River last night. He Three more applications have been done in the past. was born in New Orleans. sute; his mustache has already In the event of rain the dance will He is now dean of the Boys’ Home, S t : Michael French 24 Goelee Dr.; drowned early in the day when a been' received by the Board of Ed- reached the point where it is near- in the Salina, Kansas, area. He w'as The U.S. government ia anxious Frank Smith. 63 Foster St. Wap- be held inside the West Side Rec. 2o see the two rival European trade rowboat carrying him and three ucation for the position of sufer- Advertiaement— CEMENT ly noticeable. He is now the buit The club, sponsored by the town affectionately known as Father V A C A TIO N N O TICE - | plng; Peter Piccin. 566 Center St.; companions overturned. The sur- intendent-principal for the Bolton Flowera for all occasions. Fu- Canneries Total 1,500 of numerous jokes about it, all of Doug, when rector here. He did groups merged. If Britain joins the Scott Penney. Tolland: Eugene recreation department, is open to CLOSED TILL Xlommon Market Denmark and vivors told police Twenty went Elementary School, making a to- nerals, Weddings. Arrangements. them the same tired old gags that membership for anyone Interested much to build up the church dur- u u y Falrcloth, 32 N. School St.; Mrs. Los Angeles—Alxmt 1,500 of the* W. H. ENGLAND •Norway may follow suit. But the under when the boat capsized and tal of 28 applicants for the post. Also Gift and Greeting. Cards. | seem to develop whenever any- in square dancing. New classes will ing his rectorship. JULY 31st nn Mirdxa Labrencis and son, 148 United StateSe’ 4,500 food-process- ^group's trend towaisl political in- that they were unable to rescue The board met in executive aes- Lee’s, Florist and Gift Shop. Rt. LUMBER CO. one has a mustache or beard. begin Sept. 11, advises Mrs. Miller CO M M U NITY PRESS Branford St.: Mrs; Alice FarTands him. sion laat week and reduced the 44-A, BoUon. Tel. MI 3-8089. Open I ing plants are principally enga,;ed Hunt, who wore a full beard for Haugh, publicity chairman for the Manchester Evening Herald yjanthehieh LUMBER* tegration. halting though it is so and son. 58 Wells St.; Mrs. Theresa in canning. Their annual output jfar. will be an obstacle for neutral then total to 15. Plans were dally 9:30 to 7 p.m. (Closed Sun-! the Vernon Sesquicentennial sev- club, and those interested In join- Hebron correspondent, Susan B. Sieminski and daughter. 97 Bissell made to interview several candi- days). Icomes to about 34 billion pounds! • Open All Day Saturday s •ral years ago, offered sympathy. ing can get details from cuiy club Pendleton, telephone AOademy ‘(Sweden. Switserland and Austria, St.: Mrs. Jov Kelleher and son, of finished foods. Another 1,600 o f : land for Finalnd, which must pursue Sees 'Political Debt* dates during the next two weeks. B r e w e d o n ly Wednesday’s drive brought the member. 8-3454. Coventry: Mra. Ann Fidler and Washlngrton, July 28 (Ab — Sen. The board is preparing to ac- Manchester Evening Herald Bol- ^ the plant.s are mainly in the dry-' boys into the Los Angeles complex, -a careful policy for fear of the daughter. Thompsonville food field, and 500 are principaliy j "At the Green”—Ml 9-5201 in M i l w a u k e e . . . N a t u r a l l y ! Soviet Union next door. Prescott Bush. R-Conn.. has chided cept bids to furnish milk to the ton correspondent, Grace McDer- with stops in Hollywood and Bev- DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs, school for the next school year freezers. Macmillan faces a tough strug- the Kennedy administration for ntott, telephone Mitchell S-6S66. erly Hills. Sunset Strip was ex- Whirlpool Mary Moonan. 146 Hollister St.; aeeking the appointment of the for- and to renovate Room 19 to make amined for number 77, which gle in Britain itself on the Com- Jonathan Hunt. 161 Lynwood Dr.. It larger, jnon Market epMation. Thirty-two mer Democratic governor of Rhode doesn't exist, "Dino’s’’ being In the E. and Gas Ranges Vernon; Mrs. Florence Sesto 104 Island, Dennis J. Roberts, aa the 4-H Winners Chinese Industry Gains 8600 block. Brian Foley will never members of parliament from his W. Middle Tpke. single trustee in bankruptcy for Prices as Low irwn Conservative party have •For the first tim e—in several believe his TV again. Brian is pro- the New' Haven Railroad. years Bolton 4-H Club members Washington — Red China gressing in. scepticism generally. BOLA N D Service That's Better ipigned a motion condemning any Bush said yeaterday the White the faatst growing industry in snove toward getting into the took part in the Tolland County Previously the fall guy for a wide House waa using "the misfortune Demonstration program held re- world, a United States rese number of tall stories, all of which /group if it involves any loss of of the New Haven Railroad to pay team has concluded after st Sritiah sovereignty. Army to Push cently at the Tolland Agricultural he believed until he found his leg off a political debt" when it asked Center in Vernon. Blue ribbons ing Chinese technical jouri Salada , being pulled, he Is now so suspici- Potterton's „ ‘*raking Britain in will be a REPLACEMENT DO OR Federal Judge Robert P. Ander- were won by Donna Valentine ous that when Hunt said "Good ISO Center St.— Cor. of Church tough task for the government,” Guard Buildup son to appoint P Jberts. and Pamela Chaplin for the dem- 3me souroa.ln London said recent- morning, Brian," he looked around The former Rhode Island chief onstration on -First Aid. White to make sure It waa. iy. "Tha wtx>la idea lima counter executive was not among the three ribbons were awarded to Ann Gau- to rank just behind the Uni BRUginiir TEA BAGS “R” LINE WITHOUT SIDE PAHELS the underl3rtng philosophy of (Oontlnned from Page Ooe) Visit Orauman’g Theater trusteeyi named by Anderaon this thier for her demonstration on States and the Soviet Union At Grauman’s Chinese Theatre 6.PASS. the Oonaervative pany. D e ^ aus- week. "Making Cookies" and to Susan industrial capacity. ^ e io o s have already been •re taking their two weeks sum- THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES U 's 25c In Hollywood, where the movie SEDA N mer training at Camp Breckin- stars have left their footprints in aroused.** THE OFFICE OF Nevertheless, there ia a growing ridge. CARRY SUGAR HEART BXK>D PRODI C'T.S 48's A5c the entrance concrete, the boys *1777 -body o f i^inian in Britain that the noted Jimmy Durante’s Schnozz 12 Months or impression, Roy Rogers’ pistol Im- Sis o f the island kingdom's econo- Fort Devens. Maas.. July 28 UP, DR. SAMUEL STONE —Henry Cabot Lodge, thia na- pression, and George Raft’s silver 12,000 Miles Guaranteo $195 Down m y can only be cured by selling dollar Impression. ^ o r e to the Continent, and that tion's former chief delegate to JU LY SPECIA L KEEBLER REALEMON U:e United Nations, said today LIBBYS The afternoon, spent at the WILL BE CLOSED Ahat can be achieved only bj- Palos Verdes Marineland of the ;)ctolng the Common Market. that an arms race Is a dangerous 1 Angel Feed Squares LeMON JUICE CORNGO BOEf thing, but that there are worse ALL MAKES Pacific, was one of solid fascina- things. “Each bit« a delight I" AQ_ Unsweetened. tion for Ranney Grotta, the ardent BOLA N D M OTORS FROM JULY 27 A a MODaS .18 oz. 13 Oz He told ^ad-uates of a Reserve trav...... "TJrC ...... 29c 12 oz. 63c fisherman of the group. Fantasies officers training camp here in a ALIGNMENT and M EXCEPTIONS of being left alone after hours near 369 CfilNTER STREET—Ml 3-4079 UNTIL AUG. 14 prepared address: the gflant tanks with rod and reel OVER 25 I’EARS IN THE SAME LOCATION crowded through his head. Similar- YOUR QUALITY LARK, DEALER "We hear much talk about the NABISCO ly Interested -was Tommy Gorin, FIELD ST O N E arms race t— and an arms race is BUITONI LIBBY^ SIDEW ALLS Johnsqu€Ht ...... 99c Oz...... ssc “- 2 ^ 39c are aluiai|e| w o o d l a n d | g a r d c m s IIPRY CHEF BOY-AR-DEE uietcomei MEATtAU. STEW LIBBn 1 Lb.~3c off....34c 5c off Lobci'52c C H ILE C O N C A R N E tr GLADIOLI 3 1^.—5c off .... 94c so Oz. 1.5 1 , o,.. 37c Replace W orn Out W ood with Hart Aoahrenaitea, Reeaembrance. BtrtlidayB and Stmt-Ina Lif e tim e St e e l C e ll a r D o o rs BON AMI Hawaiian C O N CRETE Cut Fresh $ i .QO CLEANSCR SIDEW ALLS Enjo y the safe ty a n d satisfaction of sturdy d u ra b le steel Punch doors •—W IT H O U T rem oving existing sid e w alls. H e a v y Every Day 1 „„ 2,„31e duty 12 g a u g e G O R D O N REPLA CE M E N T D O O RS h a v e Sunahine Gerber’s feed tour lawn now: hi-tension torsion sprin gs to m ake lifting effortless. A ll Yellow G O R D O N do ors to g gle-lock closed from the inside with a H A H 1 0 ^ ^ F O m U ZER BON AMI . and 50 lbs. only 2A4 Ro*y Red steel ta m p erpro o f bolt. G O R D O N 'S sp ecial design perrhits (Covers S.000 8q. Ft.) JET SPRAY BABY FOOD eosy installation of on outside locking hasp.

ASGftOW ande&O 4«oz. There ore alm ost os m any different siz e w oo d h a tch w ays N aa Iteialag Otgoate, only 4.4S 15 o*. 59c 37c $1.29 (Orvers 6 ^ 8q. F t) • LIVIN G ROOM e REFRIG. O RANGE os there ore homes, ho w ever, 9 0 % of these con be re p lace d Strained . . . . 9 jars 95c • BEDROOM SET • 17-in. T V SET with the new G O R D O N d o or. Install y o ur lost re place m e n t U M E ...... SO Lb. lo g 50« BON AMI LESTOIL W O O D e KITCHEN SET # Mui Accessorial ; - use a G O R D O N STEEL D O O R. ™ • **** * nrden. with GERANIUMS , . , I DUST N' WAX SIDEW ALLS aaq Zac, Aha, marigoldB, salvia, psrtateca, etc. OUTDOOR DISPLAY 1 SPARKLE Fteog NswJ f jite cabbage, can- f Panav OjimI fevi.r «hinior...... A jars 92e tUB&lST rup/v BSawer, braceoU, fciAl. I 8peotel-(O ur y IW EnfieM S t,T 1waip|Maville RI 5-2Mt' j 7 Oz. 69c Quort...... 6fc aoM. |Owa) . . . 35c gcoereos packet OPEN DAILY « SAT. 9-5 { PlcaM send me without ebligatian yoor { * free illuetratcd catalogue d< Garsgau G j H ARTFORD BRA N CH Ijy WITH ASSURANCE AND SATISrAOnON AT ' NAM E .. • aa###asaa#aaa#eea#aa*a#ea##a | ZIPPY OCELLO SP0N6ES •! ^^Iheri^s i I ADDRESS a eaae a aa.e • ••• aaa a# aa •« a a# | n ilSB U RY BEST 4345 Allyn SL 145 EalMld St., TbompsonviNt Li q u i d s t a r c h 1 W. Handy Twin .. . Ymw Momot Pfamptiy and Chaarfulir I arr • * a a a a a • a # # a SHONE...... Refunded If You Cen luy For Len WOODLAND GARDENS Vs MH# Awffi SOotg Lin# ^ ei • mama aa ^ ea d ila * w m * • • is # 3 W. Med. Shigle... . U j. Bag . . liS WOObLAND ST. • John J. Z^atlka • MI S-8474 * W. Jnmlio...... 1 «.23e' i Flour...... , 3/g — ...... '------BP40 Bargain Pak. P A CE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 PAGE SEVEN f t a n r l f P H t p r oonesds, it Is sU necesssry. A t any " H a l B o y le' rata, the military trumpets ha'ving Open Forum A Thought for Today Rockviile-Vem bn C ove n t ry been sounded, the basic question SttrttitiQ I f praUi SpoBseraO by tiM BUaelMiler RCA.. .Radio Corporaition of Am erica.. .is one of, FLETCHER GLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER | remabui that aaked by the S t Would Keep District. Plot See k ing P o p u la rity? Council ot Ohnnhoo the nation’s leading makers of T V and radio re- Mitchell oo..ram o i a Louis Post-Dispatch and the hope To the Elditor, B a r t le t t H e a r i n g St ill O n 9-7879 As a newly elected director of ceivers, records, hi-fi and other electronic equip- Com m it tee Proposes B u y i n g 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE for the right answer lies in Res- When we turn from the Gld ment. ITie company is presently investing huge, the Eighth school and Utility dis- ■Testament to the teaching of CORNER D U R AN T 8T. ton's supposltton that the Kennedy trict, of the town of Manchester; I A vo id N or m ality sums'ii a concentrated effort to capture a major D espite l l t h H oiirJProtest Administration has the intelli- Jesus we find further insights L a n d to E x t e n d T ow n Be ach Muiahan Would like to first of all, express that are pertinent to the relatlono ■ . \ rMnMli«d October 1. un (»> sh«:o of the electronic computer market. In view LA R G ER Q U ARTERS T O SERVE Y O UR N CED Sp gence, sanity, and real courage re- my appreciation for the confidence between privileged America and reposKMl in mo oy those who so New York (if) — Once upon a got high but never loaded, and of the potential envisioned for such products, this Djsspite an eleventh hour claim for a temporary injunction The CJoventry Recreation Com ^ BYtry il quired for taking a diplomatic in- never bragged about himself. ‘ 'Tell the less fortunate peoples of the cept the recommendation of the , PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR'FARKING BaUdaya.Batarad______at____ Um staunchly supported my candidacy time there waa a man who aet out effort should be of interest to investors. Talk to me about yourself—you must have world. Recall two of his parables. against the City of Rockville, the administrative hearing, on mlttee has recommended the piir recreation committee and to bring M Uanehattar. Coan. aa itiative whith Sims at breaking for the office cf president and then ■ Mall Matter. to be popular and well-liked. had an Interesting Ilfs,” he urged In one, he pictures the unfortu- us about RCA. the dismissal of police sergeant Lester F. Bartlett is slatOd, 5-^ chase of the iakefrent property on the matter to a special town meet- the deaullock our military posture as director. ing soon. ' ‘ A U T O G L A SS I^ ^ L L E D His name Was Mortimer Wither- those he met. nate victim of human InJusDce to go ahead tonii^t at 6 :30 in the City Hall. Rt. 3K now owned by Matthew SDBSCHIFnON RATBS merely confirms and Intensifies. I shall do niy best during my The planning and zoning com- PayaUa la spoon thrope. After 15 years of exemplary lying In misery by the Bide of the Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. to-^------^------— term of office, to bring sound busi- Jerico road. He made plain His Moriarty of Manchester, for use mislson has endorsed the purchase G L A » FUR N tfURE T O PS ness judgment to bear, in all af- living, Mortimer suddenly awoke day aald the notice ot the hearing Oaa Taar ...... W-BO He went to the public library condemnation ot those more for- was served on Bartlett a week ago of the department aa “ a explain, as a town beach. ot the land for a public recreation Six Montba ...... 7.7B Waiting For Earthquakes fairs of the district, that shall come and read a book on how to be- to the fact that instead of being Optn Thurs. 6:00 to 9 M ) p.m. and Sat. uniU noon. a aergeant and auch other patrol- Tbraa Moatba ...... A90 tunate persons who "passed by or today, and that it is now too late The planning and zoning com area and feels it is consistent with M IRRORS (Fira p locc and D eert to my attention. come popular and seccessful. widely popular, he waa being men aa may be deemed necaaaary Oca Month 1.99. It has long been apparent that the other side." At the same time to postpone it. tt mLssion has endorsed the idea, and the long range planning of the Weekly...... 90 A t this time it might be In "The way to be popular ia to avoided, even by old acquaint- town. [/ ' the scientists who work for the ances. They seemed uneasy In He highly . commended, the "good Until last night, when sum- the selectmen have agreed to PfCTURE FRA M IN G (oH typ M ) order, to appraise the fine services be normal,” the book said. "Just Samaritan,” who recognized the P U T N A M ' & C O . Bartlett waa promoted to aer- bring the matter before a special A t the time of recommending MBMBMR o r Defense Department at Washing- rendered, to the residents of this: his presence. Membcrg New York Steek Exchange monses were served on Flaherty, geant In January 1956 by than THB ASSPOATOO PItBSS act as a normal, balanced .oivilized unfortunate one as a neighoor, police commission chairman Thom- town meeting. the purchase of the mentioned land W IN D O W and PLA TE G L A SS The AaacxaatM P ren la axclualraly district. So Mortimer hired a public re- 'FI lAST CCNTIR Vr. • 4UNCHISTIR • Tfli Ml S -fU l mayor Herman G. Oiaon. A t the ton or for the Atomic Energj- individual should act and you're and took the time and made such as J. McChisker, and assistant city The land on Lake Wamgi.mbaug for a town beach, the recreation anutied to the uaa of repoblleatlon of Through the years the officials lations man to find out why. This Jamai T. same time, George A. Trapp waa all aawa dlaoatehea cradited to II or Commission, and who liave been bound to be well-liked.” sacrifices as necessary to restore H air • Sobart H. Starkal Is bounded by Cheney Lane on committee pointed out that the CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK have done a commendable job of individual" made a secret sun'ey clerk Gall Fontaine, there had been named detective sergeant.. not otherarlaa credited In thia paper assigned the task of surveying the So Thrope faithfully followed him to human decency. no counter action from the' Bart- the east and the town right ot matter of a town beach has been and alao the local newa pupllahed here. management; following usually, the book's advice. He decided to of Mortimer's neighborhood and Two observations bring this Hammer finally contends that way on the west. The tract con- under consideration since July, t M EDICIN E c a b i n e t s and SH O W ER D O O RS All lighta ot republicatlon ol apeclal scientific angles of detecting nu- the pattern of successful achieve- office and came back .yi'ith this re- lett camp. there were no findings ever made diapatchea herain ara alao reaerred. become the most normal individual teaching Into sharp focus in our Bartlett's attorney, Harry Ham- tains 1.7 acres and has 273 fee! 1960. A t that time the committee clear explosions, are altogether de- ment, (ifconomy in consistence with port; at the end. of the aeven-aeasion OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS m his community. present International situation mer, this morning filed with the of beach frontage. appointed a sub-committee to look Full aantoa client ot N. B. A. Serr- quality) plus a little old fashioned “They think you’re too good to First, it is obvious that all peo- hearing on Bartlett’s demotion in The purchase price is $17,000 ac- into purchasing additional land for Ice. Ina lighted when they come up with thing, called Work. Mortimer married a girl who Superior Court a seven page writ, ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN PubUahan Repreaentativea: Tka be tnie, Mr. Thrope. They don’t ples upon the earth today are our May. The sergeant was suspend- cording to records of the recrea- such a purpose. evidence suggesting that there is was neither homely nor pretty— summons, and complaint claiming ed without pay for a month, but Jullua. Mathaats Speda] Axency — Naar Our volunteer fire department Is just average. trust you. They think you must neighbors. Second, our nation is a tion committee which is working Other land considered for pur- ~ ' Chleaxo. Detroit an\ B^ton. no sure way of detecting ■ such well staffed with officers, who be hiding something.” a temporary injunction to allow retained his stripes. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU or They had three children, all of collective entity of people like you directly with Moriarty on the chase was that of Joseph Coughlin explosions, and therefore no way have -the know-how and firemen Bartlett to return to duty as a "Upon information:^'and belief,’ CmCUDATIONR whom got medium grades in Moral: I f you want to be popu- and me. It "passes by on the oth- sergeant. ,' transaction. The committee is lec who offered his property which In- who are ready and willing to ren- er side,” or responds realistically Hammer said, “ the Ihayor advised ommending that this amount, lu of guaranteeing the efficacy of school. lar, be different. Everyone sus- Common Pleas Judge James P. ■t 4 cludes 170 feet of lakefront and a The Heradd Prtntlns Company lac., der the moat efficient fire protec- as a neighbor. the (city) council of the form of addition to $1,500 for initial work aeaumea no financial reaponelbfllty for any international treaty which Mortimer bought a standard- pects anyone who acts too nor- Doherty has ordered the litigants beach in good condi.tiOn at the typocTapbloM errora appearink In ad- tion. you also h ve the finest' fire Tonight of the resolution adopted at the to improve the site, be taken fiom The second parable .sets in sized house with a standard-sized mal. to appear before Judge Benjamin east end of Lake Wamgumbaug. ▼wrtlaetnenlA and other reddlnx matter would ban nuclear testing. fighting equipment to be found In sharp contrist the “ rich man conclusion o f said deliberation.” -the Paul Llsicke Fund which was In The Mascheater Brenlnk Herald. mortgage in a standard neighbor- N. Leipner in Bridgeport Thurs- Coughlin's asking price was $35,000 These happen to be scientists any community In the state. who was clothed m purpose and on Bid on Tennis Court left to the town at the time o: hood. day, and for the city to show cause or $27,500 cash. His boats, cot- Dlapiay advartlainx cloelng houra: The sewer department plant and fme linen and who feasted sump- The Yost Construction Co. of Lisicke's death in 1957. Getting who want us to resume testing, C oven t ry why the Injunction should not be tages and trailers were optional For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. large underground system of lines He drove a medium-sized car— tuously every day and "at his EUllngton was low bidder yester- For Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. who think testing should never ordered. The will of the late Mr. Llsicke and not included In the qupted and mains, worth in the vicinity of neither too dull nor too flashy — gate—a poor man—full of sores, day for construction of tennis For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tueaday. .have been suspended, and whose and traded it on a new one every provided for a sum of money, price. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. one and a half million dollars, is a G a r age a n d C a rs who desired to be- fed with what Flaherty this morning said Atty. courts at the Rockville High W’hlch has now increased to $19, .For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. three years. A t the present time tire' Town research Into the problem of po- service, that we can all justifiably fell from the rich man’s table’ Leo Parskey of Hartford, who-has School. 142.94, '/to be used for> the con of Coventry owns t\Vd narrow For Saturday—1 p.m Friday. He joined the Elks, the P. T. A., Ren t F o r m a l Wea r Claasllled deadline: 10:90 a.m. each licing any test ban has consistent- be proud to own. D est roye d b y F i r e Jesus concluded this parable with been retained as a. special cbunsel Yost's bid was $20,038. Twelve cerns and benefit of said Town rights of way to the lake for the day ot publication except Saturday- The plant facility is well cared and the American Legion. He waa such severe judgment that we are to handle the city’s case tonight, bids were opened by the high t a.m ly aimed at discovering and pro- WI N F of Coventry and its inhabitants iKse of residents. One is at Sandy for, painted and clean.. The lawns glad to serve' on committees but inclined to bypass it as medi- will represent the city in Bridge- A t Reg a l claiming the imperfections and im- Fire destroyed a three oar ga- school building committee. and any appropriation from ihls Shores Beach, which is off Cross Friday, July 2S surrounding it are regularly always declined to run for office cine too bitter to take. But when port. He said there Is a possibility According to school officials, beque.st recommended for that Street,"and the other Is Clearwater possibilities in any such policing mowed. Anyone wishing to visit in any of these organizations. "Oh, rage early thia morning, and the these parables are read in areas that the city’s oWn attorney, Har- six tennis courts will be built on purpose by the Board of Select Beach, which borders the Moriarty One Of Connecticut’s Largest system. this plant, on Hilliard St., will be there mtist be someone else better three cars housed inside it on Sli- where people are hungary, inade. ve.y A. Yonce, may be called as a a seven-acre tract east of the men of said town to be determined property on Rt. 31. “A Serious Distortion?” witness. Formal Rental Stores There could be another aim for impressed with its, immaculate ap- qualified,” he said, modestly. ver St. in North Co'ventry. quately clothed and 111 without school buildings, the land will be and voted upon by the qualified Although he actually preferred Similar reasoning prompted the ■nie day after the Preaident'a this kind of research. It could be pearance and have words of praise medical science,-should we be sur- opened from the school east to the voters of .said town in legally Manoliester Evening Herald for its staff. a pipe, Mortimer switched to ci- The garage ■was on a farm prised If they do not hold us In as YA N KEE city to retain the Parskey for to- NEWEST STYLES TO called, regular or special meet Coventry eorrespondent, F. Pauline speech on the Berlin crisis, the St. research aimed at devising detec Range Hill Dr.-Regan Rd. area. We also own a bit of acreage al- garettes and smoked the most owmed by Miss Helen Hamilton high regard as we wish they did? nlgiit’s hearing. ings.” Little, telephone Pligyim 2-6231, Louis Poat-Diepatch paid Ita re- Parskey said he is ready to pro- Bid advertisements called for FIT ALL MEN tlon methods which would be proof most in the center of the North popular brand. ' of New York City, and leased by We would be less embarrassed if The selectmen have voted to ac- apecta to hla display of military ceed this evening. costs on both four and six tennis Chesney and Donr.hue at a stopover in >i")i.'- muscles were sore the first week, preoccupied with military ques- To the Editor, the MOST IM PO R TAN T lication be heard and determined at Sweatland, 20 Cottage St.; Mrs. penalty is next Tuesday, Aug. 1. the display in quake that happened along at the Your request for Information In Gallon part of our business! Rie Probate office In Manchester in said and then near-the end of the trip tions, this Is not an accurate ac- F MTE till 9; and ^ *2.65 District, on the 4th day of August, A.D. L,eo Auclair and son, 58 Spring St. same time. ^ Saturday's Herald on the origin our knees became -very sore and Today’s Prescription Is. H ie 1961, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, Births Thursday: A daughter count of the situation. There Is no and usage of the word "ploy” CURRENT ANNUAL and that notice be given to all persons •tiff. They itill are,” Donahue The wdrahipful emphasis given ^ AU. DAY MONDAY^ G A RDEN SA LES Biggest Bargain In History. to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gun- our showroom panic here, and no fatalistic talk caught my eye, smd I'm happy to DIVIDEND Interested in said estate of the penden- added. such a system for eluding detec- 812 Oakland St.— M I 9-9406 , c y # f saidy application apd the time, and ther, Hyde Ave.; a daughter to of the Inevitability of war. throw a bit of light on the sub- place of hearing, thereon, by publishing Mr. and'Mrs. Aftllur Howard, Ea- D on ^u e «aid the bikes held up- tion of nuclear fists, by scientists ject. The word "ploy” \yas coined a copy of this order In some newspaper ton Rd., Tolland. well. " I had my first flat about "On the contrjuw, this reporter having a circulation in said district, at and by politicians, is in itself by the British humorist. Stephen * * * 10 miles before we reached Berk- doea hot know a single well-in- least five days before the day of said eley. Calif." SPECIAL something of a warning, not about Potter, and widely used In his trl-, hearing, to appear if they see cause Vernon and Talcottville newa la formed official or ambassador in nuclear tests or earthquakes, but logy published in the early T950*s. WESTOWN S A V 1 M G S at sain time and place and be heard handled through the Herald’a Joined Mcnlr "Gamesman.shlp" (the art of win- relative thereto, and make return to F O R the capital who really believes P H A R M A CY .ititJ LOAX this court. Rockville bureau, S IV. Main St., Donahue said they had many about public thought and people. ning games without , actually there Is going to be a war over 459 Hartford Rd.—>H 9-9946 JOHN J. W ALLETT. JudgO. TR 5-3136 or MI 9-6797. interesting experiences along the The area of sanity seems to be cheating) . . "Lifemanship" For Your Inspiration / ST3 f / A i S f way. "In Eureka, 111., we were P A RK A D E G A YS Belln. I f a military solution of the (the art of getting, away with it AT A Court of pr o b a t e ueid dwindling steadily. /OOfsA4mu6 at Manche.ster. within and for the Class L i n e H olds feted at a hospital picnic and met crisis were In Khrushchev's mind, without being an absolute plonk) District of Manchester on the 27th day all the hospital employes and about it seems unlikely that he would . . . "One-upman.ship" (ah ac- A nd Spiritu al Help BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81, COVENTRY of July. A.D., 1961. half the town.” Five Times Mary count of the activities and teach- Present. Hon. John J. Wallelt. Judge. New York—The idea that aociaJ M a k a a n d s h o w m o v l a a , , , a u t o m a t ic a l l y I have given the West six months' Estate of Charles Herman Cheney, class automatically changes with Along the wq,y they stopped In ing of ploying at the .Lifemanship E N JO Y Y O U R late of Manchester in said district, de- a restaurant to get a drink. "W e notice of eviction. If we may say so without re- Correspondence College). Services each Sunday evening ceased. Upon application of LucUe Income Is disputed by. a recent "Similarly, if the Kennedy Ad- vealing which Mary Martin cult Cheney Richmond praying that an in- stud.v. It found that wage-earner were talking to the waitress about The ploy is certainly a piece ot V A C A TIO N W IT H strument purporting to be the last will families do not change their basic the trip, and a customer over- nUnistration really believed it were we belong to--the cult which strategy as you suggest, but It is and testament of said deceased be ad- heard us. When we left he ran up A N A M ERIC A N M A DE mitted to probate, as per application on ways of life, ipterests,. or associa- confronted by the prospect of thinks she can act and sing, or the far from whimsical. The true ploy in Center Park at 7 o’Clock file, it Is tions even w-hen their salary range to us, and gave us each two dol- W a s h i n g d ish e s having to fight its way through, to cult which insists she did so only in the hand.s of a skilled ployman ORDERED: That the foregoing appli- reaches that of the white-collar lars. He said this was all he could 10-pc. Movie Outfit by Kodak l.s an icily deliberate attempt to cation be heard and determined at the Berlin or oppose a Communist as- (DURING JULY, AUGUST) middle class. afford, but be had heard trouble is e a sy t o d a y ... once in her career, in ' South Pa- suggest your own superiority to TRANSISTOR Probate office In Manchester in said sault on that city. It can be taken cific"—both cults are slated, next District, on the 10th day of August, and was interested in anything another person so deftly that the A. D. 1961. at ten o'clock In the fore- TRANSPORT POUCY SOUGHT that could be done in the way of for granted that the President year, to have thcmselve.s a field only answer is a petulant silence. Conducted by The Salvation Army noon. and that notice be given to all persons interested in said estate of the Washiqgton. July 28 — A bill research.” would have called home the mil- day. TTie only way to defend yourself m ee pendenev of said application and the aimed at establishin|r a national "Near the Wyomlng-Utah bor- lion wives and children of the For her next, entertainhient against a ploy is by a careful study It Is A G o o d Thing: time and place of hearing thereon, by transportation policy has been In- der,” Donahue said,’ "we were put of counter-ploys. I'd be giving publishing a copy of this order In some American Arm y in Europe. . . . project, it is now announced, will 1. To sing proisos unto G o d newspaper having a circulation in said troduced by Rep. Abner W. Slbal, up by the same fellow who gave away too many secrets to tell you Iron Firtmon C U S T O M M a r k Q oil fomoco district, at lea.st five days before the R-Conn. The measure, filed yes- "This government is prepared be a musical adaptation of "Blood more. dav^’ of said hearing, to appear If (hey 2 2. To pray terday, directs the secretary of to negotiate. The eastern boundary and Thunder," a new book.being Sincerely, ... RADIO wMi iastont cloon flaRii|. Unoqoalod for clooa sea cause at said time and. place and Commerce to make a study and 3. Tohocn’ H M W o rd o fG o d . be beard relative thereto, and itiake o f Germany is negotiable, so is published about a famous theat- Donald R. Holland ZE N IT H , M O T O R O U , re4tirn to this court and bv mailing on recommend legislation by June 30, N O T I C E P.S. Incindentally, the term "brink- cooriort, low fool bills and trooblo-froo pi|rfonMnco nr before August 1. 1961. by certified 1963. Sibal wants to coordinate fed- the level of forces in Berlin, all of rical producer, and Miss Martin's mall, a cony of this order to Marv Rich manship " as applied to John Fos- Guest Speaker — Sunday, July 30th: R C A , EM ERSO N , eral supervision of all forma of The Town Planning (Jbmmission Germany and Eastern Europe. A unique privilege in this production, Oieney. 75 Farm Drive Manchester. o f Manchester, Connecticut, at a ter Dulles was lifted from Mr. M ojor H o w ard O rsb orn, Toronto, Conodo Conn.; lAicile Cheney Richmond. 14 transportation. nonaggression pact is negotiable. if It ever comes off, will be that of Potter, too. '■ G E N ER A L ELEC T RIC Comfort I Carden Road. Summit. New Jersey: meeting held July 24, 1961, follow- (Son of former General. Albert Oreborn) With the Iron Fireman CUSTOM Jacob Weldmann Chenev. 709 Main St.. ing a public hearing held July 10, Under certain circumstances the playing five different roles. Manchester. Conn.: Harriet Cheney Cool Jewel Mark II furnace you um a auper- Legal Notice 1961, voted to piake the following denuclearization of the Germans This should provide ample food In ttie event of rain eervices are held In the T.ahah. 75 Farm Drive. Manchester. Floral pins lend a fresh note to R^ al Qualtty Mntitive thermostat which operates Conn,; Charles Chenev Hathaway. 99 zone changes: ' is negotiable, and if Khrushchev for argument for both cults. For if solid color dresses on hot summer SALVATION ARMY CHURCH BUILDING the furnace with the alightest varia- Jackson. Deadwobd. So. Dakota; The LIMITATION OBDER To chang^ to Residence Zone 8 661 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Hanover Rank of New York City. New AT A COURT OF PROBATE held so’s hom e heatin g USX • LlW C9!t-p«-]f9« wsijits to argue It out at the United she can sing and act, this will be a day§.,...Xhese come in w.hite, black tion of room temperature. Thia York, r/n Speji^er Gross. Attorney. 49 al Manchester, within and lor the B, an area now in Rural Low Prices gives you remarkably uniform District of Manchester on the 36th day Residence Zone, described as PRICE Nations or in a peace conference, production five times as good as and pastels, too. Pearl Street Hartford Conn,__ indoor temperature. No matter JOHN J. W ALLETT. Judge. of July. 1961. follows: Starting at a point o ur w a y I that may be arranged too.” anything else she has ever dope. . Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. $169.50 how often the furnace itarti there Estate of Alice R. Remig late of Man- on the north side of Union • Lotasf col«n in SA M PLE B U Y - - - li.no amoke, no; toot, no fouled Thus, from Reston, either on We are afraid we might lose our chester in said District, deceased. Place and 114’, more or les-s, You get premium quality IM A GIN E! lUafMsiMs , the basis of inside knowledge or Impartiality, or even give a clue combuttioh chamber, no wasted oil. On motion of The Connecticut Bank east of Union, Street, the line Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the 'N O T A FFILIA TED W IT H A N Y O T H ER P A VIN G C O M PA N Y* N O T I C E and Trust Company. Hartford, Conn., Kodak quality in o cempltla and bis own wishful thinking, an as- to our own cult, if we attempted administrator. runs easterly 165’, more or most completely effectixe fuel $ 0 0 . 0 0 • h's siif-daaniflf GENERAL ELEGTRIG The Town Planning Commission ORDERED: That alx mohtha from less; then northerly 127’, more oil additive in use today. And automalie 8mm hems mavis euifil.fer snranoe that the Kennedy admin- to describe the alternative. Cle o nlin eit the 26th day of July, 1961. be and the firbNily ' o f Manchester, Connecticut, at a or less, along property N/F yo« get premium Mrvioe. Au- istration Is keeping ita head even With the inacant clean flame there same are limited and allowed for the •re no fleclu of loot blowing from meeting held July 25, 1961,' follow- creditora within which to bring In their Skoglund; then westerly along tomatic deli'veries ... a bal- ALL TRANSISTOR claims against said estate,. and aald PLU S 880 STAMPS , REG. $7.20 GALLON la the midst of all the hysteria it' your chimney or escaping into your ing a public hearing, in accordance land N/F Taylor, 169’, more ^anced payment plan and many with the Charter for the Town of administrator Is directed to give public Or less; then southerly 105’, Itself has been deliberately gener- home. Hundreds of teats made with notice to the creditora to bring in their other extras designed to make F O R RENT smoke-detecting instruments show Q«i«l rntf-brnnim^ •loWhr Emm diat- Manchester, Conn, having deemed claims within said time a llo w ^ by pub- more or less, to Union Place T A KE A N D SH O W M O VIES . . . THE' A UT O M A TIC W A Y $ . ating—an' aasurance that it is A M ESITE luto* blowtwoh ro«r. Fm kao mOieet li.shing a copy of this order In some home heating really easy. :.20 it for the public good that build- and point of beginning. 0 s flame that’i absolutely clean from really sane, and that, although it 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projectors n«anlia|i to dtaom vflNntiea ami ia newspaper having a circulation in said Automotically correct exposure with Brownie Automatic Movie Cam the very moment it’i turned ou. ■iaad for larfc eapaoiy at Uw, gaiat mam^ ing lines should be established prpbate district within ten davs from To change to Residence Zone —aound or allent, also SS mm. era, f / 2 .3 . Autamatic threading with Brawnie 8 M avie Projectar. IN 4 GALLON LOTS OOOsiderB it necessary strategy to ■tide projectora. passed the following order: the dale of thia order and retuim make B, an area now in Rural Resi- Establish a 20’ building line to this court of the notice given, dence Zone, described as fol- Mobilheat C arryin g cases for cam era and prajectar. t>7 to frighten both Khrushchev DRIVES Do w n go fuel bills O perates without JOHN J. W ALLETT. Judge. on the north side of , Hillside lows: Northerly by Horace §m cUoM-ocHom sad the American people, we W ELD O N DRU G C O . Owners repo« remarkable fuel sav- T9 yaass of ilipsmlaUs aarvics to boaa- 901 Main S t ' TeL M l 8-5881 ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experience chimney draft Street,' starting at a point on LIMITATION OBDEB St., 266', more! or less; Ea.st- mddf f ht m should not taks this too seriously. Inga. There it no tmoky warm-up the east side of Buckingham' A T A COURT OF PROBATE held erly by Wetherell Street, 1 ^ 3 PLUS THESE EXTI^ AS: mtmssa. Si^ar Hom Fhint ia made from I Is Our ' The CUSTOM Mark H ftirnsoe at Manchester, within and for the St this is true, it is at once re- period to foul the furasoe and St. and running easterly for a 132’, more or less; South- the fisaat ingaadmita—yoer home « i l atay ^ FAIREST IN PRICE provides Its own positive Induced District of Manchester on the 36th day • Ko dak 30 x 40-inch • Two-Lamp Movie Light assuring snd diidUusloning. It Is ■*- - ' i i P Best wane oil. Service calls are cut to drqft with precision control. No distance of 100', more or less. of July 1961. erly by land N/F Wilson, 247’, Bioer looidag loager. . . pina yoaTl here top the vanishing point. I . natural chimney draft required. 'TTie Commission finds that Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. more or less; Westerly by W E G IV E Glass-Bead ed Screen B^ateetioB. See the ssem colon aTSilaUe. nice to know we are really sup- Guarantee Estate of Harold T. Maher late of • Two Reflector Flood Lamps ^ FASTEST SERVICE 1 Damages In the amount of One' other land of Pantaleo, 117', • Book: " H o w to M ake posed to get a reprieve from world P.S. We have a fresh Manchester in said Diatrict, deceaaed. GREE N STA M PS Connecticut’s Ltadingr PaTing Contractor IR O N PIREM AN StfftHPuiC hiathm AND COOLINt Dollar and Benefits in the amount On motion of Beatrice G. Maher of more or less. G o o d Home M ovies" • W alt Disney Cartoon anlcida fat the end. I t is disiUn stock of radio batteries of One Dollar were incurred in said Manchester, executrix. iMth FAIRWAYS ORDERED: That six months from the The above zone changes will be- Mwilng to th&ik that the only at low discount prices. the eatabllshing of this building 26th day of July, 1961. be and the same come effective as of August 1; line. are limited ana allowed for the Cr^i- 1961. •BfMrtila lea d i^ p seems able to OPEN every FRI. MORIARTY OFFER GOOD ONLY WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS' TOWN PLANNING tora within which to bring In their TOWN PLANNING fo r such an svsntual rs- FOGARTY BROS, Inc. claims against said estate, and aald BUILDING MATERIALS The THOMAS COLLA Co. COMMISSION executrix la directed to give public COMMISSION \ p ilm Is such an olaborats play MTE till ^ a iil Martin E. Alvord notice 40 the creditors to bring In their Martin E. Alvord, ; JA 2-^121 P A VIN G C O N TR A C T O RS 319 BROAD ST.— MI 9-4539 claims within said lime allowed by pub- BROTHERS LUMBER FUEL s : ^ ■triiM ^s fears sad smo- Ml 9-5224 Chairman lishing a copy of this order in some Chairman W.T.GFtANT CO m DAY MONDAY^ NORMAN’S FUEL OIL RANGE OIL, CONNEOTIOUT COKE Dorothy C. Jacobson, newspaper having a circulation in said Dorothy C. Jaco)9son, Bocreti^ irobate diatrict wtthih ten days - from ’'Secretary M l 3 - 5 1 3 5 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — PHONE Ml 9-5253 m lUstoa assna toi 'N O T A P n U A T lO W IT H A N Y O T H iR P A V IN G C O M P A N Y' 443 HARTFORD RoJ JEDO mOHLAND COAL i PhiUlp Harrison he date of this order and retura mriia M A N C H iSIfR PARK A O C CN»fia.Rn) BOMB RlULTiMO ftAUS BBii SIERVlOB to this court, of tho notice itvea. Mandwtef, Conn,, 301-315 Contor St, '■U.'" " ' ' ' I ' ' A47 96, IMl JOHN J. WAUJETT, Jn

Scratch Infield Roller Robs LaGace o f No-Hitter THE Herald Angle ‘Most Valuable’ Arroyo Saves Yank Triumph Americans Top Windsor, 7-0 ! ^ ^ — - X ------:i------:------—I— EARL YOST Senor Checks Sports Editor Braves Easy Mark By FRANK CLINE Tilley’s spoiling his bid for the no- :|'Lhree and two count on a batter.'^Mike Cappa, and his Manchester Chisox, Club hltter. The two Windsor batters who Atnerlcan All-Stars will be Thomp- Homer Race Overshadowt Flag Drive But for the sake o^f an in- Meanwhile, the Silk City All- were not ktruck out were retired eonville. The latter town All-Stars field hit, on which the base Stars collected vl3 base knocks to on ground outs to second baseman won the District Eight title last Oveitihadowed by the home run hitting feats of Roger For Slumping Reds runner beat the throw by mily make LaGace's task even easier. Gary Smtth and third baseman year and won two games In the Maris and Mickey Mantle is the tremendous American League Leads by One an eyelash, rangy Ray La- Ever.vone but those batting (n the Tim Guard. The latter did a par- State Tournament before bowing pennant struggle between the New York Yankees and De- leadoff slot got into the act. ticularly fine job of throwing out to New London in the semifinals. New York, July 28 {IP)— New York, July 28 at either the Purdue Kansas City 2, CSeveland 1. cinnati still holds a one-game edge The world welterweight cham- only 19 batters. LaCace struck out Tri-Viiiage Aii-Stars. Game ab r h po a e rbi Ralph Terry, making his.;lr»i^ Minnesota 5, Washington 2. on the Los Angeles Dodgers who •sor southpaw, looking about like Smith, I f ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 For years the No. 1 road at- Graduate School or Rensselaer and start since July 15 after a bout' pion wiho meets Yama Bahama in 16 of the 18 he retired. time wiii be 6 at Buckley Field. traction in the American League, New York 4, Chicago 3. thumped Philadelphia 11-6 with an the boy In the fairy tale who tried The Tri-Village Stars are Lagano. 3b ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 then tahe (mother crack at pro with shoulder trouble, had the a non-title 10-rounder topping the Johnston, cf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' the Yanks are packing ’em in at a ball next spring. The big catcher Baltimore 8, Boston 6. 18-hit attack. Whatever hopes LaGace or his to hold back the ocean with his made up of hoys coming from Tilley, ss ...... 2 0 1 0 2 1 0 Chicago club eating out of his Madison Square Garden fight card teammates may have had of his thumb, buckled down and fanned better clip than ever before, thanks reported the weather waa great In Only Games Scheduled. San Francisco's Juan Marichal tomorrow night finished training East Windsor, Broad Brook and Wagner, c ...... 2 0 0 8 0 1 0 hand with a three-hit .shutout and Toda.v’s Games blanked Pittsburgh on five hits 2- pitching a no-hitter went awry in the next three batters, including I.K'vesque, rf ...... ; 2 0 0 1 6 0 0 to Messers Maris and Mantle. The Idaho, far from being humid like one out in the ninth. Two hit.’: in weighing 140 pounds. He liopes to Warehouse Point. In tourna- Miller, p. lb ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 homer derby is great for the A. L., jin these parts. Gene Johnson is Chicago (McLlsh 6-9) at Boston 0, the 10th shutout for the defend- the fifth frame. After having set LaGace on a three and two pitch, , R A Y LaGACE ment games to date Trl-VII- Grlgaltls, 2b ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 a row prompted Manager Ralph add three or four nounds before and no- clubs, not even the Tlgersi sidelined with the flu while Mor- (Srhwall 10-2), 8 p.m. ing National League champions. 2 down the firr t 12 Windsor batters with two runners in scoring posi- the bell. GALLERY VIEW OF PGA 18TH HOLE— Sam Snead, left on green, misses a putt on lage eliminated Hazardvilic, Sclireider, lb. p.<,..2 0 0 4 1 0 0 Houk to call for Arroyo. Luis Baltimore (Brown 7-3) at New Chicago knocked off St. Louis in a row. LaGace saw Frank Til- tion.' hits by Gott, Pilkonis and LaGace. who are almost locked in a head-to- hardt is still leading the North- walked in one run and let iwu Bahama yesterday hit 154’ 3 for 1-0, and last night the Wind- Totals ...... 19 0 1 16 4 *2 ~0 head battle for first place, resent York (Daley 8-12), 8 p.m. again 3-2, using the same com- the 18th hole of the national PGA Golf Tournament’s first round yesterday. Cary Mid- ley. Windsor's cleanup hitter, lead Before LaGace hit his homer In The one-hitter and number of a—Fanned for Smith In 6th. west League In batting with a .353 more score on Camilo Carreon'.s the nationally televised bout (ABO sor Americans, 4-3. the fact when the Yanks come to average. Johnson Is with Cedar Washin'gton (Kutyna 5-2) at MICKEY MANTLE, LEFT, AND ROGER MARIS bination that won Thur.sday, pinch dlecoff. center, and Jim Ferrier,“Tight, watch the action at Olympia h^ields Country off the fifth with a slow bounder the fourth, Pilkonis singled with strikeouts not withstanding, the The Silk City National All- Manchester ...... 630 22x—7 single before he got pincii hitter Kansas City (Shaw 5-9), 10 p.m. 10 p.m. Yama, a middleweiglit, to shortstop and just beat out the two outs and came around on most impressive thing about 2B. Kastauskas: HR. LaGace; SB, Detroit the stands are packed. Rapids and Morhardt in Wenat- hitter Bob Will and relief pitcher contracted to make 155 pounds. Club. In the round .Snead had a 72, Ferrier a 73, and Middlecoff a 74. (AP Photofax.) Stars show 4-2 and 4-2 victor- Kinel: LOB. Manchester 8. Windsor 1; Sherm Lollar to bounce into a Minnesota (Pascual 8-12) at De- Barney Schultz. perfectly handled grounder for a two wild pitches sandwiched LaGace's pitching was his excel- Mantle and Maris form, without chee, Wash. game-ending double play for a 4-3 The 23-year-oId Griffith, who ies oyer Stafford Springs and BB, Miller 2; SO. Miller 8. Sclireider 1, question, the best one-two offensive * * • troit (Bunning 11-7), 9:15 p.in. Mantle-Maris Have Momentum « * * base knock. LaGace then proceed- around a passed ball. Manchester lent control. The big lefthander the Manchester International LaGace 16: Hits o ff Miller 11 (or 7 victory. Cleveland (Latman 9-1) at Los doubles as a New York milliner, ed to fan the final six batters he tallied three more times in the did not Issue a single base on balls runs In 4J Innings; Schrelder 2 (or 0 punch In the major leagues. REDS-BRAVES — The season and hjs 28-year-oJd Bimini op- I.eague All-Stars thus far. runs In S; WP. Miller 3; PB, Wagner 2; Meanwhile, the A. L. flag chase Good Old Days As a result of this deci.sion, the Angeles (Grba 5-10), 11 p.m. series between the Reds and faced as sort of retribution for fifth on two bases on balls and and rarely found himself with a L. Miller; Time, 1:26. ponent each have seven-bout un- Is playing second fiddle to , the ex- "Excellent fielder . i)'. Real Yanks opened a full game lead Saturday’s Schedule Braves now stands 14-7 in favor on the Idle Detroit Tigers. Cliicugo at Bmton, 2 p.m. beaten streaks. Bahama currently ploits of the M-Men. good," waa the way Eilmore Wat- ;er Has Best Chance of Cincinnati with only one game is one of the hotte.st fighters in his Old Aches and Pains * * * kins recalled He; man Cheney as a Baltimore completed a f')ur- Baltimore at New York, 2 p.m. to go. That will be played Sept. 13 division and Griffith could be in baseball player with the old South game series sweep over Bo.-toi' Minnesota at Detroit. at Cincinnati where the Reds and Washington at Kansas City. trouble. Polish Trackmen Set for U .^ Radio, TV Sports Off the Cuff Manchester baseball team before with an 8-5 decision behind Cliuck Braves are 5-5 for the year. Bahama has a record ot 66 wins, the turn of the century. Cheney Estrada. The Orioles blasted loose Cleveland at Los Angeles. Batung Ahead of Mick The speedy Pinson was the dif- H^ppy birthday to Jim O’Leary, Sunday’s Schedule 11 losses and three draws. Griffith, retlr^ Manchester baseball um- died earlier this week. "The team with six runs in the seventh in ference in Thursday’s game. Pin- Friday— nlng, rapping three Boston pilch- Chicago at Boston (2), 1:30 p.m. who weighed 145''2 in winning the Burleson May Be Out of Action ; pire, who' .was 72 years young wore heavy wool gray uniforms son opened the ninth with a single title by knocking out Benny (Kid) Wall Holds Early Lead 8 p.m.—Red Sox vs. White Sox, with red stockings,” Watkins said. ers for four doubles and a single j Baltimore at New York (2), 2 New York (NEA)—Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle have and took second on Frank Robin- yesterday... Stan Hlllnakl, cur- Paret in the 13th round at Miami WTIC 1080. "They were real pros. Herman and collecting three walks, to ; p in. the mdmentum. son’s single after both men moved 8 p.m.—Yanks vs. Orioles, rent Manchester Country Club Minnesota at Detroit. Beach last April 1, and hit the HOLID.AY TRIOS Warsaw, July 28 (/P)—The Unit"?> 'Right now,” hp^aid today, "the Cheney waa a 'short man but a overcome a 6-2 deficit. ' The impetus could sweep both Yankee spacemen to a new up on an infield out. Carl Willey it unusually long or short lengths WINF 1230. club champ — but out of compe- Washington at Kansas City. same weight for a title defense Chicago, July 28 (/P)— British Open, U.S. Open and Mas- Making up the winning girls ed States track team meets Po leg feels lousy./! have been trying INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE great fielder.” The caller noted Harmon Killebrew’s 31st home walked Gus Bell Intentionally, — you never really know which,' land tomorrow and Sunday in the tition the 1961 crown — was Cleveland at Los Angeles. major league home run record of 61 in 54 games. Such an against Caspar Ortega in Los An- Lanky Art Wall, so used to ters championships within the last team were Kathy Campbell, Kyle to trot, but I han’t even do that. If Tossing a no-hitter at Aceto St among^~the nonqualifiers for the that in those days the catcher stood nm put Minnesota out front U. loading the bases. Art said. "But ft honestly didn't 16 months. finale of its four-country four ol I can’t trat; I certainly can’t run." Saturday— authority on the subject as Ralph^ geles June 3, has a -24-2 record. trouble and playing so well he Annulli and Martha Bonham. Sylvester’s last night was Billy New England Amateur Golf Tour- several yards back of the plate for stay enroute to a 6-2 victory ovei- Kiner predicts that.^ Marls will When Willey took Ihe full wind- affect my play during the first "On the 18th hole, Don January Europe—and this probably wil Alsofioubtful Is Charlie Frazier 1:30—Dodgers vs. Pirates, Hllinski as Norman's romped to the first two strikes and then NATION.AL LE.AGUE " I ’m ready to hit the first pitch up on the first two pitches to can’t be bothered by condi- Kathy Coleman had Wgh average nament Cljamplonshlp in Man- Washington. Don Lee made the W. L Pet. G.B. erase Babe RuthY magic mark round. Next time, it may be dif- and Player both drove side by side. 89.0, Nancy Webb rolled high tri- cause Coach Jumbo Jim Ediott of T^as Southern, who'also has Cliannel SOI moved up for the possible third lead stick with a neat four-hitter that has a piece of the plate in the pinch hitter Jerry Lynch, Pinson tions irking most of the other ferent but this time everything more worries than all the others a bad leg. He is down for both the 1:45—This Week in Sports, chester, N. H___ Johnny Mori- Cincinnati ....61 88 .816 — which has stood the bombardment strike zone." said the Fargo, N. D. Each hit a five-iron and each hit ple 288 and Kyle Annulli owned strike. "I recall Herbert Bowers Bobby Del Greco earned his of giants. broke for the plate on what start- Siderowf, Allen went right. I feel wonderful—both the approach well. January's shot Elliott's crew already has beat- 400-meter and 800-meter relays. Channel 8: anos, middle J iii the Three J's had the first shutout. It amazed Los Angeles . .59 38 .608 Express. “ I may not see another ed to be a triple steal. Umpire pros, takes a one-stroke lead high single 102. Top scores at Restaurant, is angling for Ted keep in Kansas City with an eight and a' bundle of regained confi- physically and about my golf flew over the green. Player’s ball, en Russia, West Germany ami However, there are capable fill- 2 p.m.—Red Sox vs. White. Sox, the natives. Herman (Jheney waa inning home run that beat Clove San Francisco 61 45 .531 "Maris and ManUe both are as good.” Frank Dascoli called Pinson out final meeting were Kathy Camp- Williams for a guest appearsuice Milwaukee ...4 8 46 .511 great povyer hitters, but batting Reach N.E. Finals dence into the second round of the game." hit with the same kind of stroke, bell 104-107, Kathy Coleman 108, Britain despite an outbreak of/m- ins for him so his loss will not be Channel 3; WTIC 1080. one of four brothers on the squad land's Mudeat Grant, 2-1. It was General Manager Roy Harney as White took the pitch and ap- landed in a trap In front of the juries and ailments, 'so A i^ fica ’s as critical as Burleson’s. 2 p.m.—Yanks vs. Orioles, in H’kancheater on behalf of the which played ita home games at Pittsburgh ...4 5 45 ..700 ahead of Mantle, Marig has much PGA Golf Championship today. Wall, who laughed agreement Nancy Webb 104. his first since Joining tne A's and Manager Ralph Houk are try- plied the tag but quickly changed Manchester, N.H., July 28 (JPi— green. Same two shots and one record of never having lost an in "Dyrol is our hope in the 1,500 Channel 8; WKNB 840. Jimmy Fund. Joe Galanek, com- Mt. Nebo. July 4. St. Louis .... .45 50 .474 the better chance," stressed Kiner, it when the runner’s slide dislodged Three L'nder Par when someone .suggested his 67 Capturing top honors in the Boys ing to polish up their priceless Medalist Dick Siderowf and Bobby The way this veteran of aches was probably his best played round went 55 yards farther than the temational dual meet ^r^ains in- meters against Witold Baran," said 4:30—TV Rare of Week, missioner of the Intermediate • • • * • • Chicago ...... 41 54 .432 who belted 49 home runs for the pair in the personality department, the ball. Division was the tandem of Larry tact. Baseball League, reported final Pirates in 1949 and now broad- Allen who survived a playoff meet and pains manhandled the ' par since his sizzling last day 66 won other. Jamaitls and Bill Craven. Jamaitis, EJlliott. "If he doesn’t run, that will Channel 18. YANKS — WHITE SOX — ,7he Philadelphia ..29 63 .815 The M bovs would like to rc.spond Bob Purkey claimed victory No. "This is the first time I can re- But while the Russians talked make our task that much more dif- 5 p.m.— Big Time. Wrestling, scheduled games, which had no Connecticut Day Thursday’s Results casts. today for the 1961 New Ehigland 35-35—70, 6,722-yard Olympia the 1959 Masters,' finished late in who hit 119 at the final session, Yanks had a scare enroute to vic- Like Gehrig but bows just don’t come natural- 13 with a five-hit complete game. Amateur golf title In an all-Con- Field Country Club course with the day and wrested the first- member I got so worried about also showed the best average 97.22. the loudest, th^ Poles have been ficult. Channels 8. 18. beairlng on the pennant race, were Bill Summers, an American tor.v for both Roger Maris, who Chicago 3, St. Louis 2. quietly building up a squad the'-f ly- necticut final. his brilliant three-under-par 33- round lead from defending cham- where-the bail was going that I Allen Snowden’s^329 was top triple "But I still think he should win. 5:30— PGA Golf Tournament, canceled. Also, the planned play- League baseball umpire from 1933 leads the majors with 40 hom- Cincinnati 2, Milwaukee 1. "Anyone with the slightest under- Handsome Like 'TV Hero DODGERS — PHILS — The think is the most powerful in Eu- Without Burleson, I believe our Channel S. off slate waa also canceled, Gala- Ijoh .-Vageles 11, Philadelphia 8. standing of baseball can see Ihat The pair are scheduled €b battls 34— 67 on Thursday, the Palmers, pion Jay Hebert of Lafayette, La., played for pars. I got to the point while Doug Zaccaro's 125 was high until his retirement at the close ers, and "catcher Elston Howard, Maris, handsome enough to be Dodgers had a real hit carnival at and chunky Ernie Vossler of Okla- where I wasn't even thinking about rope. vyhlle they don’t claim they marg^ln will be about 13-7." 5:80—Racing from Monmouth, nek said, because of lack of in of "the 1960 season, will be honored San Francisco 2, Pittsburgh 0. Mantle complements Maris like Philadelphia although Manager for 36 holes over the 6,617-yard Players and the rest may be look- single. hitting .362, were injiircci. Marls a TV hero, makes an attempt at Manchester Country Cfiub course. homa City. They had 68’s. birdies—and I don't play like will beat the United States, they The last time the two countries Channel SO. terest on the part of the particl at home plate in Fenway Park at aggravated a pulled leg muscle Today’s Games Lou Gehrig backed up Ruth. The Walter Alston had to use four ing up at him the rest of the way. hope to make the winning mar- doffing hi.s cap just before jump- Siderowf, 25-year-old canvpaign- Little Jerry Barber and former that,” GREEN 5USSES’ LE.AGLE met in 1959, the United States won 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, pants... Summer baske ball Boston Sunday as part of the Con- while sliding out a double. Howard ancinnati (O’Toole 9-8) at Chi- result is that Maris gets more pitchers to bail himself out. Roger While many of the huge field of gin paper thin. 12-8 In first places and 115-97 in Griffith vs. Bahama, pitches to hit than Mantle. 'The ing into the dugdut after swatting er from Newington, is making his 166 grumbled over the "flying champion Doug Ford were at 69 One by one the rest echoed the Coming up with a new high tri- league at Charter Oak Park has necticut Day program, planned in was cut on the side of the head cago (Ellsworth 6-6). the ball out of sight, but it's ai- Craig, third on the line, was the with Bill Heinlein, a 50-year-oldf man generally ranked the world's The meet starts at 11:15 a.m. the scoring. The same 5-3-2-1 table Channel 8. gotten off to a fast start and no connection with the Boston Red when hit by the backlash of Floyd San Francisco (Jones 7-6 and pitcher hasn't much choice when winner. The veteran Gil Hodges eighth try for the .'eglonal crown,' grass" of the North Course fair- ple was Vickie Burchards with 363 (EST) each day and every one ot (5-2 for the relays) will be in ef- Maris comes to bat. Why put an- mo.s(? imperceptible. Mantle final- losing to Warren Tibbetts of the r ways they claim nullifies any con- club pro from Camiel, Ind., play- No. 1 golfer. All. that is, except on games of 113-119-131. Other one is happier than Wally Fortin, Sox-Chlcago White Sox game. Robinson's bat. Both think they O’Dell 4-4) at Philadelphia (5Ia- ly has reached the stage of bnush- came through with a three-run ing in his 18th PGA. Among the grinning Wall—who had his the 80,000 seats In the 10th An^ fect. The Polish women beat the Sunday-r- program director. Joe Riley Jr., of Bristol and will be able to play tonight against haffe.v 7-13 and Biizhardt 2-10) other man on base for Mantle to homer in the''Sfth which put the host club in last year’s champion- Bistent control of approach shots, good scores were Alice Rock, 117, niversary Stadium epmmemorat United States girls, 54-62. 1:30—Red Sox vs. White Sox, hit in?" ing his cap. which those who know ship match. others still far from out of it were health and a 67 and was knock- ' * • • Chief Francis McManus of New Baltimore. (2), 6:05 p.m. Dodgers,- out front to stay. Four J Wall calmly set about keeping Gerry Costa 115, Estelle Girouard ing .the 10th anniversary of the Channel 8 ; WTIC 1080. Maris and Mantle are aware of him best will tell you is a tremen- Allen of West Hartford, who had himself trim for the rest of the such as Doug Sanders and Bob ing nothing but golf balls. 110 and George Bensche 139. Haven, co-chairmen of the Con- There were no Yank homers. In Los .Angeles (Pmires 12-2) at more-llri the eighth rapped It up. end of World War II has been 2 p.m.—Yanks vs. Orioles, necticut Day arrangements, today their breakneck home run pace, of dous gesture for the muscle man to get by a playoff to survive the weekend rumble that is scheduled Rosburg in a group at 70, Nation- Dots ’ n Dashes fact, only six homers„were hit in Pittsburgh (Francis 1-8), 8:15 out of the Oklahoma zinc mines al Open Champion Gene Littler in sold. Officials say another 20,00J Channel 8. WKNB 840. announced that Summers, an or- the two majors, three in each. The course, but squeezing words out of GIANTS PIR.ATE8 — Ma- qualifying competition, eliminated to end Sunday. GREEN MEN’S DOUBLE^ probably wdll jam the standing 2 p.m.—Dodgers vs. Pirates, Paul Richards may be a big p.m. the two strong, quiet men you country. ^ ' Tibbetts in yesterday’s morning a group of 10 at 71, Player, three- man in Baltimore as manager of ganized baseball umpire for piore longest ball in the stadium was St. Louis (Jackson 5-8 at Mil- richal struck out eight Pirates and “When things are going good Top totals were Ray Bean 145— room. Channel 30. than 40 years, will be presented an gather that this is strictly a team With the plate turned'rtnto a walked only three in squaring his quarterfinals, 1-up on 19 holes. for you, everything goes good," time champion Sam Snead, Ken the Orioles but in this man’s book a long sacrifice fly by Mickey waukee (Hendley 3-2), 9 p.m. Venturi. Mike Sbuchak and Tom- M ajor Leag ue 386, Sam Little 159—368, Bob The American and Polish girls 4:80—PGA Golf Tournament, appropriate gift as a token of ap- Mantle that drove in Uie fli.st nm effort. veritable launching padt especial- season record at 7-7. Vinegar Bend In the afternoon semi-finals, he said 'Wall, 'Who finally has regain- Clough 354. Cliarlie Stollz 141, also will have a meet that will Channel 3. BILL HILINSKI he's pretty small. It was bad Saturday’s Schedule “ Sure, we’d both like to hit a lot ly by the Yankees, once more defeated Bobby Mprganstem of my Bolt In a huge contingent at preciation for his contributions to in the first inning. Los .Angele* at Pittsburgh. Mlzcll, losing his seventh straight, ed 100 per cent health after a George Barber 138. run concurrently with the men's enough that he left Jimmy Pier-' ConnectiSht baseball over the * • * of home runs,” grunted Mantle, there is talk about the danger of gave up both Giant runs. Manchester, 3 and 2. 72, and a grim, disappointed Arnie = L e a d e r s = an easy 9-1 triumph. Hilinskl sail off the American League All- St. Last of.mixedrup.people, , Gonzales with a busted racket, a Stolen Bases — .Aparicio, Chi- fine defensive plays with fhe out- George Parnassus was trying to That message too, it developed, scuba diver with a leaky hose or If Manchester fails to clinch the just after Labor Day. This is signed to Idaho Falls, Idaho, was year at Connecticut Day the Con- cago, S3; How'ser, Kansas City, standing one of the night coming New York lAb—Sam Huff, star sent home, arrl'ving last weekend. necticut Chiefs presented a check get rid of half a million dollars— wa.s to be ignored. Whitey Ford sans Luis Arroyo. 26; Wood, Detroit, 18; Bruton, flag tonight, it will get still an- when Ed White threw Jim Mor- wrong. Game fish; the ,.big ones; ^ SWIMMERS BOW other opportunity Sunday after- linebacker, will be back for his Wojcik suffered a knee injury In for over $50,000 to^hta great cause. and couldn't even get a nod or "Patterson got the title because No longer is it enough for grid- Detroit, 14; Versalles, Minnesota, iarty out at the plate, trying ti> especially, begin to gorgfc for the sixth season with the New York he wa.s rated,” pointed out the iron giants to butt heads like noon when it plays host to winter ahead. headshake from the man he want- 18. scorp after the catch of a ily ball. Hartford Country Club swim- Giants next fall. The 6-foot-l star ed to give it to. disillusioned Parnassus just be- mountain goats. Someone among Pitching (Based on 7 or more Wethersfield at Mt. Nebo. Buft Webb, four for four, paced September, October and No- ming team defeated Ellington them must fire the football with The only team in Zone Four with was the Giants’ third draft choice "The 12 labors of Hercules were fore emplaning for California. decisions) — Ford, New York, 18- the victors' 18-hit assault. Frank vember could be the most produc- Ridge Country Club yesterday ai in 1956. He formerly played for like nothing," said the Los Angeles "Now he wants to ignore the rat- the accuracy of a dart tosser in a chance of catching Manchester Cuneo went three for four wnllu tive months. How about YOU? 2, .900; Latman, Cle\-eland, 9-1, the Ellington pool, 154-59. West Virginia. Clay Like Hui^cttne Jackson prefmoter, with just a trace of ac- ings and Lavorante. who’s ranked an English pub. .900; Terr>-, New York. 6-1, .857; is Cromwell which has a 9-5 season Tom Conran and White both nad mark. cent filtered through a Greek bran- sixth, to take on 'Tom McNeeley, The National League t-hampion- SchwaJI, Boston and Mossl, De- two hits also for the winners. Bhip playoff between Philadelphia Morlarty, Dick Schlieker and dy, "compared to my troubles try- who is nowhere, in Boston.” troit, 10-2, .833. VO With Builf^ia Loud Speaker ing to get through to Floyd Pat- Parnassus was told that the and Green Bay in December again Strikeouts — Ford, Neiv York, (Jhuck Saimond all had two nits demonstrated that ballistics have apiece for the Teachers. terson - or anybody connected television sponsors had flatly re- to a great extent replaced brawn. 141; Pascual, Minnesota, IS.'i; Altman Offers Further Proof with him. I keep trying and trying, jected the demand for $300,000, Bunning, Detroit, 120; Bell, Cleve- In a makeup game tonight Bo New Y ork ^ - (NEA) — Casslus^but his only qualification nwv la Norm Van Brockiin of the Eagles land Motors will meet Telco at but they don't answer. Easier I with the New England states land, 110; McBride, Los .Angeles, Clay, Ui*^een-age Olympic light- a mean disposition. could gel through to Khrushchev.” blacked out, for the privilege of passed the Packers and their su- it ' > .K 107. Mt. Nebo at 6:15. perior running game silly. heavyweight champion who has Clay is even better qualified for Parnassus says — and he'* has disseminating the proposed Mc- NATIONAL LE.AGLE Army & Navy .1411 211 0—10-18-1 Patterson .because- h* oanH punch' The importance of the passer Teachers ...... 200 220 1— 7-13-1 Ball Player Needs Showcase ^.-Toudly proclaimed he will hold the copies of telegrams—that in 1958 Neeley-Phlterson mish-mash on 2 has made the sore arm as big a I':''' 'Am Batting (Based on, 226 or more and apparently isn’t vicious enough he offered Cus D’Amato, Patter- home screens. at bats)—Clemente, Pittsburgh, Conran and Cuneo: Gracylaney world heavyweight title within two handicap. in football as it is In and DiBattistb. years, may hav^ a bright ring to trod hea'vlly or an insect. son's manager, $200,000 for the He was told also that the spon- baseball. 353; Robinson, Cincinnati, 345; “ N e w Y o r k (NEA) —< The Wrigleys barely escaped )He’s a member of the Olympic heavyweight champion to box the sors would not be interwted in Hoak, ittsburgh, 338; Moon, I.as - future. New York Giant fans breathed CHURCH SOFTBALL George Altman is a striking adding to their long list of blun- set, which Patterson seems to fa- winner of' the Zora Folley-Eddie picking up the TV tab for any Angeles, .330; Gonzalez, Philadel- Maybe even as glittering as the vor. Pete Rademacher was an a sigh of relief therefore when Dr. phia, .329. Exploding for 21 hits, North example of how the talents of ders by paying little or no.^tten- one he has brashly predicted for Machen fight in San Francisco. ridiculous bout cooked up, for'Pat- Francis Sweeney, the club physi- tion to .pitman the past'' spring. Olympic champion, and Fearless When that bid, was ignored, Par- terson if he'is stripped o f tris claim Rh "'*— Mays, San Francisco, 89; Methodist thrashed Liberty Mu- himself. Priced at only cian, reported that the right arm tual, 22-8, last night at Charter a real good ballplayer can be He started in no more than three , Floyd chose to defend his crown nassus upped the guarantee to to the title In 48 states, as the Robinson, Cincinnati, 82; Aaron, Unveiled nalionaily before a against him. which bothered Charley Conerly Oak Park. The victory clinched submerged in a mediocre club. of their first 25 games. This de- palpitatingly disinterested lele- $250,000. It, too, was greeted by National Boxing Association is last fall is'just fine. Conerly stick- Milwauk(>e and Boyer, St. Ijiuls, Except In the batting averages Another reason Olsy would loud silence from the master mind 73; jolting,' Milwaukee and Cle- second place lor the Methodists. spite the fact that he was their vision audience,, the self-styled planning. ing around all these years stress- Jack 'Vittner. Tiny „Bonham ana Big George Altman falls off the 1959 Rookie-of-the Year and hit a make a safe-and-sane opponent of the hid^-and-seek tjtleholder. "I>ot’s nize," said Farmassus as mente, Pittsburgh, 63. sports pages between big nits wonder boy boxed like a Ured acceptable to Patterson is that he Writers’ Prexy 4 es how difficult it is for the pros Glenn Tannehill all had homers ton or so in two seasons of winter Hurricane Jackson in reverse Natural Pairing , the delightful thought brought out $11 88' Runs Batted In—Robinson, Cin- io find an outstanding pitcher. for the victors. Pete Cordera con- 'The reason for this is that 15 ball in the Caribbean. is smug, oelf-satisfield and well- "When Patterson announced he his accent full strength and he cinnati, 89; Cepeda, San Francisco, against Alonzo Johnson in Lo'jis 4.70 s \% Cards Tougher nected for two triples and Norm years of frustration made all the Injury Hurt Grid vine, dassius backed away, throw- fed. 1 New president of the was calling the shots, instead of began to sound like George Givot. St. Louis is expected to be’ con- 87; Aaron, .Milwaukee, 78; .Mays, (Jubs save Ernie Banks compara- Not *Hungry Look’ bl*ck San Francisco, 75; Freese. Cincin- Holmes, Norm Warren and Sandy Altman was further retarded by ing wild slaps, throughout. To Connecticut Sports Writ- D'Amato, I telegraphed the fighter "Elver body wuss so hoppy w’en siderably tfiugher this autumn be- nati, 68. Hanna all had .doubles al.so for the tive unknowns outside of Chicago's a year in the armed forces and a compound the grotesquery, he Yon Cassius has not the "lean direct an offer of $350,000 to meet Patterson win title. Me, too. “Now cause Pop Ivy acquired Sam North Side. Banks alone escaped ers’ Alliance is Pat Bol- tube-tym; Hits— Pinson, Cincinnati. 127i Methodists. Jack Perry and Bob broken index finger which im- jiggled up and down like a fire- and hungry look” which so dis- the winner of the Alejandro Lavo- —pfful!” Etcheverry after the one-time Bean got the extra .base blows foi obscurity only because of his pro- turbed JuUus. Caesar and is the duc of the Hartford Cou- lante-Folley fight In Los Angeles Size Black fVhite* Denver Dead-Eye has enjoyed Clemente, Pittsburgh, 125; Robin- pensity for swatting the ball out paired his batting grip in 1969 walker with tender soles. son. Cincinnati, \;tl; Aaron, Mil-, the Insurancemen, a pair of two- . E a s y T o HU hallmark of a dangerous fighter. rant. A Manchester resi- laist May," recalled Parnassus. "No 6.70x16 11.88 14.88 nine highly successful campaigns baggers. of sight. and the enervating after-effects of waukee, jllS; Mays and Cepeda, Infectious mononucleosis last trip. The 19-yesr-old Louisville Loud- This Cassius is managed by a answer. When Lavorante, a big, NO MONEY DOWN in the Canadian League, where Methodists ...... 017 385 0—22-21- 1 dent and former sports 7.iOxl5 13.88 18A8 San Francisco, 117. While Altman belts a full meas The bum-'ankle prevented him Speaker is easier to hit than the syndicate ot well-heeled and well- good looking Argentine, knocked the Cardinals’ head man saw him 8AM ETCHEVERRY Mutual ...... 036 000 0— 8 -9-6 ure of home runs, he suffers the intentioned do-gooders 'who sup- staff member of The out Folley. I knew I had a natural, with your old tires! 7.60x15 15.88 . 18.88 when he coached there. Doubles — Coleman, Cincinnati, from obtaining a quick jump on a dally double,. especially In the .Aaron, Milwaukee and Mays, San Chappell and Cordera; Antona- penalty with the aimless Bruins midaection where he was bela port him in regal style on s regu- Herald, Bolduc succeeds so I raised the ante to $500,000, TUBELESS Ivy and others who have seen McDonald, Pete Relzlaff and Bob- kas and Cook. ball. A Full Set of thcM Nylons can be by Walston. And the running at- Francisco, 24; Santo, Chicago and of being nothing more than an ex- bored mightily by Johnson until lar salary, win, lose or draw. The Howard Holcomb. Bolduc with an option of the champion's Today youn on budget terms (or only $1.75 7A0X14 13.88 16.88 him maintain Etcheverry hits tar- traordinary oall player. He ‘sn’t "After a game in this heat,” Big percentage. I checked Western tack which sets up aerial maneu- Pinson, Cincinnati, 22. George smiled when I chatted with the loser of seven out of nls last fighter is fat-cst sleek-i-and it was elected yesterday at Legion at Wethersfield, 6, Still- weekly! *Plus tax and your old tire. | gets with all the preciBion of such Triples — Altman, Chicago, 9 ; controversial, stays out of trouble Union and they say both wires renowned chuckers os Johnny Uni- vers figures to be vastly more Thursday’s Homers him at Connie Mack Stadium in nine fights ran out of propulsion in shows in the ring. a meeting held in West- man Field. Wills, Los Angeles, Clemente, Pitts- and doesn’t pop off. That makes the late rounds for divers reasons Clsy has all the qualificalions were accepted, but I still haven’t Army Sc Navy vs. Police * Fire,. tsB, Bobby Layne and Conerly. formidable with the return 'of Philadelphia, "I sometimes think port. Currently he is Clarence Peaks and Theron Sapp burgh Md Whitt, St. Louis, 8; Stu- (SecuM>n Totals in ParenthesM) him one of the most underrated ’The sweating . . , young par- for a title shot — by Patterson heard a word. 6, Waddell. I That being the case this-should art and Virdon, Pittsl>urgh, 7. imderpubllcized and overlooked su- I'm still stuck with mononucle- scholastic sports editor “I’ve been making telephone Medics vs. Auto Parts, 6, Buck- * give the Cards considerable-' mo- Could Do WeU AMERICAN LEAGUE osis.” , don, Cuhnel . . . perspiring Ken- standards—but the heavyweight Home Runs — Robinson, Cincin- perior performers In the game. champion had better grab him calls and sending telegrams, but ley. mentum. Woriiing with Etchever- I The new Minnesota outfit could Del Greco, A’s (1) National Leagoie pitchers vio- tucky bellea in the live audience at the Courant. good/^ ear nati, 80; Mays, San Francisco, 28; King, Senators (7) Trem'endous Hands waved fana 'with more ferocity quickly. still can’t get a peep.” Lawyers 'vs. Ansaldl’s, 6, Ver- ry is Sonny Randle, who phe- Ido worse than start with GJeorgo Cepeda, .San Francisco, 27; Aaron, Altman, a lefthand batter Just lently disagree. Parnassus pronounecd it pip as planck. MORE PBOPLC RIDE ON OOOOVEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINO nomenally led the wheel last trip Shaw passing and his recelv'ers KlUebrew, Twins (31) than Caay’s punchea. ’This Olympic Idol named Cloy Milwaukee, 25; Mathews, Milwau- coming into his own at 28, ha.s Altman, who was bom and rais- . Clay caii’f tight a lick, but he appears to have feel, to match. excitement began to uncover his American vs. High School, 5:15, by aaagging 15 touchdown passes start with Bob Schnelker, ob- kee, 22. NA'nONAL LEAGUE ed in <]k)ld8boro, N. C., teaches Enter. ICO Heist, Cubs (7) such tremendous hands that he may have a great ring future be- accent. Charter Oak. and was second to Raymond Ber- tained from the Giants. Hounding school in Chicago during the off I Pitching (Based oil 7 or more Hodges, Dodgers (6) walks to the plate swinging four cause he is juat the kind of op- Parnassus showed a telegram Spruce vs. Boland's, 9:15, (Char- ry of the Baltimore Coltsiin total out bis catchers, Van--Brockiin' re- decisions) — Podres, Los Angeles, or five bottle-shaped baU instead season. He is in the National As- ’The Greater Hartford Jayceea, ter Oak.. reoeptidns. < Walls, PhlUles (5) ponent Floyd Patterson prefers. State Scores addressed to Julius November, called, that Will Sherman and Dor. 12-2, .867; .^ay, CincinnaH, 14-5, of the popular slim-handled mod^ sociation of Intercollegiate Ath- sponsoni of the JOth ; annual In- Patterson’s attorney, who may or M»ay believB that tlye Eagles EUersick, defensive backs with the A soft bout with him might start . Saturday. July 39 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER tire, INC. .737; Miller, San Francisco, 8-3, MOVING MAN — The els. Batting .336, he leads thfr-ma- letics Hall of Fanje because of hit Futile. Floyd on an^other long-run Chicago, July 28 (if^ F o u r, Con- surance City Open, today stated may not have] a lot to say about Tri-Village All-Stars vs. Na- Are Juet another team.nbw that taa Angeles Rams, were b/fenslve .727; Purkey, CtncinnaU, 18-6, .722; jor leagues in triples, which is the basketball playing at Tennessee XXitcii Van Brockiin Is coaching ends In. college. Milwaukee Braves start- 85 and a ^ I f e r Serial, such as the one with necticut golfers -completed first that Ted Kroll and Bruce Cramp- what the shy\and retiring preten- tional All-Stars, 6k Buckley. Schultz, Chlcag(>, -Perraaoskl, Los mark of the sound power hitter. Agriculture and Industrial State. Ingemar Johansson, while more round plsy yesterday at the 13rd ton both have agreed to play at der does. ' tha Mlnneeota VlUnge, where the If the worst comes to the worst Angeles and Shantz, Pittsburgh, 5- ed to roll when Mack Despite his six feet ' four and By now big Altman is some- Sunday, July SO 295 BROAD ST. able Oaeege Shaw ie throwing the Salamanca, N. Yj t»—Eighty- worthy contenders stand In the PGA Golf Championship over the the $30,00() tournament, to be held 'Text of TelegTsm' Legion vs. Wethersfield, 2:30, 1» the north country, Van Broch- 2, .714. (The Knife) Jones was five-year-old Dr. M. L. Hillaman 220 pounds, Altman is a superla- thing In the way of proof that the wings. par 70 Olympic Fields Country this year at the Wethersfield Coun- It read: “ I represent the most bail for him. Un can always get in there and Strikeouto—Koufax, Los Ange- Nebo. MANCHESTBR called up from Louisville plays 18 holes of golf almost every tive outfielder with a slingsnot GEURtiL, ALTMAN little school In the Nashville sub- If the idea aounds illy, cotsfider Club course. They were George try Club. This outstanding sport- successful boxing club qn the West n a Dutefaman'a d^iarture ead- pitch himself. les, 167; 'Williams, Los Angeles, arm who la only a step behind 0m Somy with a to play center field and day at Elkdole golf course. Pro urb produces something more timti some of Patterson 'B "title Buck, Westport, 87-37—74; Bob ing event will begin with a Pro-Am Coast and am anxious to negoU'* -,'v As a matter of fact that would 181; Drysdol Los Angeles, 112; Vada Pinson of the Reds and oth- 'nkXJRSOAY’S n O B T S Td. Ml 3-1579 larktirfaltiig burdeo. but he has Ceorge Lipps says. "What’s more, base hits, scored from second on a recordwrecking track and field disfenses’' and his proposed bout Kay, West Hartford, 39-S8—73, Aug. 9, with awards totaling $3,- aba for a Floyd Patterson title be Dutch Van Brocklin’a shortest Mahaffey, Phlladeluhls, 105; Clip lead off in the batting ort he walks and pulls his own goU er National League apeedboya. Ho poaaed hall. He la a right smart tars like Ralph Boston, WUma gainst Tom MdNeeiey, an unriU- Jolm McOoldrlck, Bridgeport, 41- 000, followed by the ICO from Aug. defense against Alejandro* Lavor- Lof Angeles — Manuel Barilos, Maaxkabla catchers in Tommy cut to becoming a genius. son, SL Lonla, 102, , der. ' carL" , has turned pop files Into three- boserunner. ) Rudolph and ,'Wlllla Whits. •d raolc aosio*, Id Bosbos. Me- 33—88; sad Edward Kuna, Maw* 10 through 18. Prize money for the ante. My previous attempts havB 118, Los Angeles, and Manny lin - A . Naelsy mfgbt bt good proapeot, IngtOD, 4345-38. I ICO amounts to $30,000. ’ \ a b e«i Ignored. I appeal to you bn, 130%, Lm Angeles, X>reer, 10, II 1 I- I PA<»T1BN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN BUGGS BUNNY Dim BOARDING HOUSB with MAJOR HOOFLB DAILY CROfiSWOra PUZZLE Rockville-Vernon France to Ignore UN^ Acts The Obituary Town Dump Criticized Wulnnr>,e»«ilft/«-njicciA*Ao G>ncerning Bizerte Crisis Doctor Says Swanson Wins $1^957 Mrs. Sarah Wallea Cotton - *.-in «^«r«r«^\ refuM disposal area was given a mild raking IWrtterHirto News Tidbits Among her survivors are a son, over by the Connecticut Dep^ment of Health's Banitation 0FFAFT«A ^CHirmtOfCDlHS/rLLHAvlBTDTXLLeVERY- 8 EiMjrlit Lamb eouida In a letter to council President Leo- By HABOLD T. HYM AN, M.D. Kenneth W. Cotton, and a step- SJUARXOF ONB ABOUT TMB HEATTO 7 Preposition -from the A P'W ire* Gustav A. Swanson, 55 Elling- division in a report released today. «Hr.mnUia BSkiUed poldo iSenltea of Ecuador, demand- tVritten lor Newapaper daughter. Mrs. Charles A. iSinsser, BLACK C O F F K i PRBUBHT amsl W dbr- 12 Crippled EnterpriM Aasn. ton Ave., Rockville, suggestec' a both of Manchester. The present operation was termed “ insanitary" by Charles SDaneer ing that Prance, as a first step, «TAND|NSS/ KOtre Can you pleas* tell me the. way tn, relieve the cramped condi- 6>Kurker Jr., state air pollution temporarily 10 Fencing sword . Also surviving are five other liaosa obey the councll’a call to withdraw Austrian Eduard Widmoser, act- cause and cure for cracking tion in the test cell area at Pratt sons of Punta Gorda. Fla., Shel- engineer, who recommended that 14 Mimic Al6Havingpurpota ing president of Berg Isel Bund in and Whitney Aircraft, and for his 15 Sour her troops to the poaitfona they joints? The cracking in my ton, West Hartford, Plainville, and the town* "carry on a sanitary, 20 Segment held before last week’s fighting. Austrian Tyrol, declares Italian ac- ankle, when I , bend.. U very suggestion was awarded the top Wlndsorvllle; two daughters of landfill operation which Involves 17 Meadow 22 Eyes 1 prize for an -employe suggestion in Your Pockelbook [ i r - T u r i The- council was urged furlhei cusations that he master-minded ISFocU auggesUvaly embarrassing. I was advised to Hazardville and Windsbrvllle; two complete compaction and cover- ItAmtiUii to acknowledge Tunisia's right, terror acts in Itly’s South Tyrol take cod liver oil and ' after July. 11,967. other .stepdaughters of New Brit- By FATE RENLE ing o f all materials on a dally 24Foweaa 33 Beginning 47 African plaat Rav L. Header, White Rd., El- jtA A Nqnldft 250^ in 35 Traitor 488Uggar “ not to tolerate the presence o.f are rninplete fabrications, accord- forcing dowm nearly 'a bottle ain and West Hartford; a sister o' basis.” SlConnectieat Cuilomia Benedict - 50 Be cognisant Foreign forces or Foreign mill ing to report from Badgastein, the cracking seems even worse. " 1 ' ‘" f - '« u g g e s t e d a new way to It is necessary to control dump- BY V. T. HAMLIN college West Hartford; 39 grandchildren i Booklet* tn Help Women ALLY OOP 26Shaklng ^ 40 Struggle 51 Behold (Latin) tary ba.ses" and to call for quick Austria.. .Junta leader Maj. Gen. and 68 great-grandchildren. ing and provide proper equipment 23 Cravat 52 Oceana And another correspondent, with I * P*«' With Financial Questions LETS SET Over TO rrDONTlOOK WHATEVER \W E VW60NLY 28 Educate 43CondM negotiations based on Tunisia's Pak Shung-Hi cable* thank you a related problem, Writes: ''when Funeral services were scheduled i and niaintenance to accomplish Ym-AN* A it VWSSTHEY HIT ) KMOCKSDOUT 24Inieet 45 Female relative 55 Onset tbs LEM A N ' see how TOO B A R a U Z « , 30 Tidy message to U.S. Secretary oKjState Dear Miss Henie: Would it be this, the inspector reported. _ rsUESSWE \ue WITH HADNTy FOR A urriE 27 Man'i Came 31 Formerly 46 Corridor Geiahwins , “ right to demand evacuation o' I lift heavy things out of the wa.sh- lr*m » v -n n L . to be held this afternoon at 2:30! BAD THEY SOT rSEESOME , 20 Se« eaSle foreign forces . . . with the leas. Dean Rusk for his statement of er.•r .something-nrri«,hin,r inIn my cheatnhoQ, has be-Xo. 1 Yannont. of Ea.st Hartfor,. at the Newkirk and Whitney F'’u- j possible to suggest reading mate- _,State officials and Cheater F. FOLKS MOVIN'J HAD BEEN H MOULD HAVE 1 WORE OFF WHILE also received $334 for a suggestior 32 Tree on promlae .1, r" r~ 6 6 I t po.sslb1e d e la y .” support for South Korean regime gun to crack. My husband can hear neral Home. 318 Burn.side Ave., rial along financial lines for house- Langtry, deputy director oT pub- AROUND 34 Spider 5“ IS vr on welding vane.s. Hammarskjold returned la-s! htating the United States welcomes it crack. And recently, my chest East Hartford. The Rev. Robert 1 lic works, are in agreement that it Ssntchcntool Swanson'* augge.stion was to add wives ? S7Ampbitbeatert a 12 1*^ night from a flying visit to Tu- steps the Junta has taken to pro-, has started to hurt ju.st where you Firby, pa.stor of Vernon Me'Jio- is difficult to keep such an area in nisia that Tunisian officials said vide Arm basis for Democracy. additional overhead hoist .ano dist Churcli, was to officiate, and Mrs. H. G, 38 River baiTiert hear the crack. Is thi.s .serious? Dear Mrs. H. G.; "Financial proper condition when the public 39 Leg part IS 17 did little to bring a .solution to trackage in the le.st area so 'hat burial was to be in North Ceme- Group of 150 college graduates •The place is lust below my breast. lines" is a broad description. Do has access to the dump at all 41 Lav^er (ab.) the explo.sive crisis. fan englne.s ^ could be moved ef tery,' Hartford. It It u to begin grueling seven weeks, of Could it turn to cancer?" j-ou mean investments, budgeting, time.*, 24 hours a day and seven 42 Wager The United States, allied ■A'ltn flciently through the area to and 44 Soon training at Pennsylvania State Uni- Cracking joints, S& described by credit, estate planning? Hot-ofl- days a week. France and anxious to keep from the te.st cells. Harold F. Goodman 48HameH parta 21 2t versity for Peace Corp* duty in the first letter-writer, aie of no Uie-press on securities: "Invest Combined. Collections of garbage Bourguiba on the side of the West, Formerly, fan engines were Harold F. Goodman, 63. of 3.33 49 Preferencea Philippine Islands .. Elxplosion and medical importance. I ’ve beet) a dressed on floor tracks in a man- Smartly” by Morton Yarmon and and rubbish would permit closing ^ES, misuhd e r st ahd - 53 Mohammed's "W ■Bnir was caught ■ In a diplomatic fire destroys Keefe Brasselle's Hol- knuckle-cracker all my life. When r Lyme St.. Hartford, brother of the dump to the public, Langtry son-in-law squeeze. ner similar to that used for other John R. Goodman of Manchester, "Guide to Success in the Stock IN6S ARB A POSSlSlLlT'/* lywood Club on Rt. 1 in New Jersey I was young, 1 w-as warned that engines. MarkeLs." edited by Ira U. Cob- pointed out. The town has called 54 Home The United States supported the and authorities term blaat of sue. knuckle-cracking wmild lead to died Wednesday after a long ill- for bids by Aug. 8 on alternate 55 Actor Chanegr BecaiLse of the bulk and size pf leigh and sponsore(i by the N. Y. council resolution last Saturday .. enlargements and deformities of Gustav Swanson ness. plana for collection of garbage 57 Soothsayer pIcloiiB origin Randolph Church^ the tuYhofan testing accessories, It Securities Dealers Assn. Then 58 Tropical plant calling for a cease-fire In Tunisia ill, 50-year-old son of Sir Winston the joints. It hasn't. But these Also surviving are his wife. only and for combined garbage, BY DICK TURNER and for both, sides to withdraw t j wa,s difficult to move the engines. Mrs. Helen Burlick Goodman; graduate to Burton Crane’s "The CARNIVAL 59 limn Churchill, granted divorce on morael.s of misinformation have Sophisticated Investor.'' For free, anti rubbish pickups before award- 60 Singer pre-battle positions. The Tunisians grounds of deaertion by his wife, more lives than the provei-bial cat. The company not only ircstalled and seal vanes on the same part in two other brothers of Wind.sor and ing a new contract in September. the overhead tracks, it removed the New York Stock Exchange has Fitzgerald w complained because Washington June Hermione, Londan papers re- The cracking of the second cor- a chamber using an argon ga.s Chicago, 111.; and two sl.slers of The state inspector also report- the old Ooor tracks to open a large a fine gIos.sary on stock market 51 Female did not pressure the French to port. respondent is another matter, but atmosphere. Formerly, these parts Hartford and New York City. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER sheep (p L ). V aiea for production. terms, a booklet on reading annual ed there has been some dumping give up the Blzerte base im- also not serious It is unrelated to were welded In the open. I f a weld The funeral will be held tomor within 50 feet of Hop Brook in vio- Swanson has been at the air- report.* and lots more. POOR . DOWN mediately. And France’s told the breast or to cancer but often s was porous, it had to be put in a , row at 11 a m. at the Ahern Fu lation of state law regarding pol- ALMOST sr craft for id years, and has been a Banks and credit unions offer a SWE’Ll- BE AS LONESOME IChatter shouldei- to Hammarskjold em- cause for w’orry and errors in chamber and be rewelded. Meader's neral Home, 180 Farmington Ave. lution of waterways by refu.se. The JU<3T TWINKl MUaWTV, - 2 Worthiest group supervi.sor since 1958. He is Hartford, followed by a solemn good deal free on budgets and ^AS USJ (Bib.) B6 barrassed the Americans further Accused Killer diagnosis. idea' eliminates repair work. report noted, however, that the ,'NE VJONT SEE lonesome In view of their long record o.' married and has a daughter. His Mass o. requiem at St. Justin’s estate planning. My favorites on 3 Oriental ruler If yoii will feel for the lower Meader has worked at -Pratt estate planning, available at book- state had been advised that the MER FOR T\N0 UP M THOSE 40nec(tha support for the Secbetary-gencral .end of your brea.stbone (sternum), hoTibieii include Ktmtlng and fish- Church In Hartford at n ;30. Bur- ing. and Whitney for 11 year*, and his -shops and libraries, are: "Your town plans to relocate the brook to WEEKS! VVIOODS Rooaevslta as a peacemaker‘ and mediator. you’ll find a movable firm body ial will be in Mi. St. Beriedict the east and north of the present Dies of Shots "This money Is going right In- hobbles include hunting and flah- Family Without You" by N. R. T\ SA Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, that’s called the ensiform cartilage. Cemeterv’, Bloomfield. streambed. The relocation should <3 to the bank for a rainy day.” ing. He ia married and hoe five, Caine, and Earl S. MacNeill’a chief U.S. delegate to the U.N., al- Many patients, feeling this for the children. Friends may call at the funera' be completed during the summer ready has scheduled talks in Paris Swanson said with a smiie wtien home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock "What Every Woman Should Know In Police Duel first time, are fearful that it's a About W’ills.” of 1962, it was added. this weekend with DeGaulle and told of his award. H « plan* to use the money for SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O ^ A II stomach tumor. It i.sn't. of course. hi* vacation. Big bargain is the "Money Man- "This is a year away, and im- other French officials. An Ameri- It's a normal structure that once Meader's suggestion was to cap Mrs. Mabel I,. RalM'iH-k provements should be made in the (Continued from Page One) agement Library." a boxed set of can- source said they were not in a while suffers a blow or a Mrs. Mabel Lctalien Babcock. 52, present dumping area in the /iHREE-BMCNWSrttMTJ originally set up to deal with the wife of Willis E. Babcork, 118 booklets on a wide range of sub- Police Headquarters, a short dis- pressure injury and hurts for quite jects available for one dollar from meantime.” the inspector reported. •***viT Tunisian situation but that dis- a while before it quiets down by it- Assumption School Classes Washington Circle. We.st Hart- Temporary measures for control pute now appears certain to be dis- i tance from the McLaughlin home ford, died thi.s morning at her the Household Finance Corp., Pru- sope. self. dential Plaza. Chicago 1, 111. of the area suggested by the state cussed. ' and started shooting his .45 caliber home. Now. if you’ll feel along the Dear Miss Henie: Must I cash Include; The French agreed to the cease- She was bom Nov. 20, 1908 in pistol. lower border of the chest cage To Start Year in East High in my Series E bonds every 10 1. Erection of a gate at the en- fire after seizing the city of Bi- Presque Isle, Maine, and lived in Two officers were wounded be- from the ensiform cartilage towai-d yea rs ? trance to prohibit people from w zerte, three miles beyond the this area for 32 years. She had fore McLaughlin was cut down- by either side, you'll run your finger M. C. M. dumping. He should be present at sprawling Bizerte naval-air base, along the attachments of the free Sixty-one' seventh giYidera will*schools. a grade will be added each many friends in Manchester. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL but clunfg to their gains in de- police bullets. Dear M. C. M.; No need to do all times when dumping ia per- ribs. They’re caUed free ribs be- start school Sept. 6 at the new .vear, until the high school reaches fiance of the council’s pullback The police officers wounded were a quota of 1.200 students, snd the ha^lTb?the"#*c":'"‘* .;*invel in such mitted. Patrolman Donald Bennette and- cause they don’t attach firmly to East Oatholic High School, be- 2. Erection of snow fences to order. The French are demanding the sternum as the upper ribs do. elementsrv school. 186. as.surances their lines of communi- Desk Officer Andrew Capo, both cause the new Assumption School, earn interest at slightly highsr channel traffic and dumping in shot in the hip, They sort of church together to One hundred thirty-seven Man- St. Hartford. Calling hours at the cation to the base— particularly delayed by the eight-week labor- chester students will attend the rates. Y'ou don’t have to pay any designated sections. McLaughlin was brought down form an archway for the abdomen. funeral home will >be on Saturday Qo> the water channel running through ers' strike, will not open on time. East Catholic High School. Others income tax on the interest of these 3. The dumping area ihouid be 7-» hu. by policemen in the parking lot When these free ribs get spread and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to bonds until you cash them in. the city of Bizerte—be guaranteed The Assumption School will will come from area towns, on s 9 p.m. limited to facilitate bulldozer oper- near the. station. wide apart as they do in the Ia.st Dear Miss Henie: Suppose I is- j ations before they pull their troops back months of a pregnancy or when probably open in "earlj' October," parLsh quota basis. The towns in- into the base. McLaughlin's mother told the sue a check and it is lost In the rWAAOCBWIC.PePUBUCAf^l ~c m, ML u ' n r i ^ u ■ they get jammed apart as from according to the Rev. James A. clude Glastonbury. East Hartford, Enoch I . Kilby 4. The coirection of mixed refuse authorities later that her son had mall, what happens? and communist? pressure or a blow they separate a Connelly, snperintMident of school* and South Windsor. Enoch L. Kilby, 49. of 44 Good- may reduce the need for leaving Tunis, July 28 (it — President been Injured In an auto accident of the Archdiocese of Hartford. The Rev. Charles E. Shaw of win Park Rd.. Wethersfield, Distressed the sit* optn 24 hours a day. Habib Bourguiba'q Neo-Destour bit. Medically this is called a sub- Dear Distressed; Don’t fret. three years earlier an ; had com- Hartford will he principal of the brother of Elmer Kilby of Man- It wo* also suggested that a (New Constitution) party intensi- luxation. It's something, like the The two ngw parochial schools Probably nothing will happen. plained of severe headaches. high school. Father Farrell will di- chester, died yesterday at New separate area should be set aside dislocation of an ankle or a should- have been rising on sitea in Man- However, the moment you realize fied efforts throughout 'Tunisia to- "Brendan just lost his mind,” rect Assumption School, assisted Britain General Hospital In New for the dumping of logs. ' tree er. chester for the past year. The such a check i.* lost, notify your day to keep popular support at a she said. by a Sjster Superior, who has not Britain. (Stump*, brush and other maten- high pitch of nationalist fervor When these subluxated free ribs Bast Catholic High School, which bank giving them full details. Re- The elder McLaughlin was shqt been named. Other aurvivoi's include hi* wife, als w’hich cannot be compacted against disappointments in the five times. scrape against each other they will honse about 350 ninth grader* port the date the check was writ- may cause a cruncliing or crack- the first year, has not been serious- The high school will offer s Mrs. Mary R. Kilby: six daughters easily. These materials should be campaign against France. Charges of murder and assault curriculum “ comparable to the covered completely when the area Bourguiba's pleas for material ing sound just as was described. ly impeded by the recent construc- of VVethefsfield, Meriden and Gla.*- I V )," 0 HW hr WA, TJA »•*» > with attempt to kill were pending course of studies in a public tonbury: two other brothers of ainount and to whom it was payr is filled, the state'report added. *« D .i.NLOa» support from other Asian-African This sound may be heard 'by others tion strike. against the son, who was under school,” Father Connelly said, but Hartford and Wethersfield: five able. Instruct your bank that this Frederick O. A. Almqulst, di- J such as our patient's husband. The t**Oh, coma now, Murehiaonl Get hold of youraeH! After nations generally were going un- police guard while at the hospital. Father Connelly aaid the junior check is lost and should not be soun.d may be accompanied by pain, high students will fill two rooms will offer no industrial arts or shop sisters of Forestville, Hartford and rector of the sonitaiY engineering j all, you’re not the only man whose young eon has a heeded, and President De Gaulle courses. East Hartford; antLJlve grandchil- cashed. Unless you are unlucky division of the State Health De- JUDD SA:5[0 N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD sometimes severe pain. in the East Catholic High School and the lost check has already 1 set of drumt!” fSOO of France sent a message to his A staff of seven Sister* of Noire dren, ^ partment, emphasized the im- When this pain is on the left "on a temporary basis." probably found its way into the hands of an troops at the Bizerte naval base Belekewicz Said side, particularly in the m'ale. it Is for four or five weeks, or until two Dame de Namur and three laymen Funeral serviheS'.wiU be held lo- portance of compacting material praising them for remaining as rf» will be teacher*. Teacher* at the moiTow at 9 a.m. at the Thomas unscrupulous person, your bank deposited in the trenches and cov- easily mistaken for heart pain classrooms at Assumption School will confirm your letter promising SD fiOOO OF 50U TO CdWe.MY OSAR firmly entrenched as ever. In ad- Assnmption School will be Sisters F. Farley Funeral Home, 96 Web- ering refuse deposits eaoh day to ANDIFytXL — (angina pectoris). And when il'^ are readied. not to cash that check. Clhecka are LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON dition. the 3-day peace mission Much Improved of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy ster St.. Hartford. Burial will control rodents, flies and odors. KAVEA on the right, especially In a woman The Rev. Joseph K. Farrell, pas- not cashed unless properly en- here by U.N. Secretary-general of Baltic. be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, The state report also advised MOWBI T who is obe.se or pregnant, it is tor of the Church of the Assump- dorsed Slid the signature -Of the. I'D LIKE Dag Hammarskjold did little to William Belekewicz, 17, of Coven- easil.v mistaken for gallstone colic. tion and director of the parish's The two schools will complete Rocky HUl. ■that "‘r bulldoaser with a bucket or TO SHOW, w6rk out a face-saving solution. try, who was critically injured in Friends may call at the funeral person .endorsing the check is veri- TOUMY Thus while this subluxation (s elements r.v school, could not be the cycle of parochial educational fied. Don't send endorsed checks scoop attachment would be prefer- Lest popular support falter, an auto accident on June 2", is medicall.v unimportant and while reached toda.v to determine the ex- facilities In Manchester. The high home tonight from 7 to 9 p m. able to use than the present couec- friass meetings were organized in ve'rv much Improved, a Westerly through the mail. TtoN o r the pain it causes usually goes tent of construction delays. school is located on W. Lliddle Dear Miss Henie: Please direct equipment with a blade.” CANDLE- a score of towns and villages. New (R .li Hospital spokesman said During the 1961-62 school year, away by itself or can be relieved Tpke. The Assumption School Is me to the best credit union shares Langtpj', when asked for com-. STICKS- this afternoon. the East Catholic High School will telegrams backing the Tunhian by local injection of an anesthetic St W. Center and Adams St*. F u n e ra ls 1 can buy. ment on the report, said he re- chief of state arrived in. the Belekewicz is now conscious aJl accommodate onl.v Grade 9 stu- it often is a source for anxiety. It Another parochls! school is be- Mis* F. F. cently had visited other dlaposal the time and he may be discharged dents, and the Assumption School, capital. is easily misinterpreted as an indi- ing built by SI. Bsilholomew's Dear Mias F. F.: You cannot buy areas in towns of comparable size. this week, the hospital spokesman only Grade 7 students. At both Charles H. Cheney CesF.lt fMWtwCefB, Motions adopted by various cation of serious underlying parish on E. Middle Tpke. credit union shares the way you He learned Uiat most dumps are TU-W»r! d Rl^Vh Rwd. added. Funeral services for Charles H. 7-ZS meetings and organizations vowed disease, hilt It's also easily rec- byy shares of stock. You must be closed at 5 p.m., and that, in some Cheney, formerly of 191 Hartford readiness to continue the struggle ognized if looked for. All yoii need eligible for membership in .a credit pieces, the areas are clos^ to the REDS TRY'ING EAST GERMANS Rd.. were held yesterday after- for the evacuation of Bizerte by * Berita, July 28 )— F i v e E a s t to do is press the trigger spot and union. If you are employed, inquire public one day a wec(k, often Mon- B. C. BY JOHNNY HART (IP noon at the Watkins-\Ve.*t Funeral the French "until total victory.” Germans went on trial today in you'll be in no doubt as to its harm- About Town Profit Sharinjg whether the employes in your com- days after hea^vy weekend de- While the Tunisian government Rod-nded East Berlin charged le.ss origin. Home, 142 E. Center St. pany have a credit, onion. Often posits. He believes the most sat- L BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE fiOODlD SEaYtTU multlpled diplomatic efforts to ral- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cham ] t A ' f f j:*t*J*jl ¥ I A YU The Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, as- isfactor.v solution may be com- THOr ! with espionage and luring refu- hers, 66 Dudley St., are spend-; V - * A X d. CW TV churches and other organizations ICTME ASSURE m I WISH ^ EANWHILE, THE MONGOOSE SllK BACR TOWARD THE VllLAGE. G 1 ly support. National Assembly gees into W'est Berlin. Th^ East sociate minister of South Meth- have credit union* which their bined oollectiona . w l^ h would 'MfKiWS. MVTBOOPS’ President DjellluU Fares launched Ing a week's vacation with her | odist Church, officiated. serve to reduce public use of the J FELT THE German regime blames the Stalls Painted parents, M’r. and Mrs. Long, in (Continued from Page One) member* may join. HAVE COMBED THE AREA 'SAME, SAWYER. an appeal "to all parliaments of mounting flow of refugees into Burial was in the Cheney fam- (All right* reserved, Newspaper dump. Fort Dodge, Kan. ily section of East Cemetery. The town ho* only one buUdozer SURROUNDING VOUR I'M AFRAID HRS the world.” He called for condem- West Bwlin on western agent* advance. Matthews told newsmen Enterpri.*e A*an.) VIIIAEG.ANVGUERRIUAS At Parking Area Bearers .were Douglas Cheney. J. at the refuse area, Langtry report- TOOWEXPERIENCEP. nation of “ French aggression." who they oiaim eoUoe persons he thought "this document in some WHO M I K E HERE HA V E The Arabic language press con- Into fleeing. Western offleiaJs P. Cheney Jr.. Winslow T. Rich- ed, and the town rents back hoe FLED. YOU HAVE Parking stall* w *r« painted yes- Caribou Drive On respect* is a step in the right di- First Chocolate Bitter tinued its warning against global deny the accusation, liie offi- rection:" mond Jr., and Roger Olcott. equipment for digging trenches at NOTHOIft TO WORRY terday in two town-owned Parking a cost of about $3,000 a year. ABOUT. repercussions of the Bizerte crisis. cial Bast German news agency Toronto- Canada is making a Company and union negotiators ADN said that besides deliver- lota In the Main St. area. The lots New Yorit — 111* first United There is one caretoker-superviBor were used last night during shop- vigorous effort to save her Stone immediately recessed national-level China Aided Since ’3R State* chocolate factory ‘ ntorted at the dump during daytime hours ing secrets to the West, tbe five bargaining until Aug. 22 to allow defendant* collected information ping hours. Age barren-ground caribou from buRincM In 1780. Not until 1875 only. One of the lots lies Just behind the UAW time to study the pro- Washington—Nationalist China ^■as chocolate used as a coating Langtry added that heavy loads Sew-Easy For Teans about prominent East Germans extinction. As late atf 1988 they posal and prepare a reply. which they - delivered to' West Main St. between Maple and Oak nunrbered about 2.500.000, but a has been leceiving United States for candy, and even then it was of tree stumps dumped by contrac- St*. Access is from both streets. Under the "progress sharing foreign aid longer than any other , too dark and bitter for the popu- tors working on new housing de- German and American agents. survey six years ago showed only plan," AMC aaid that "decisions 739 The other is on'the north side of 275.000. Game Jaws have been nation. Aid to Chiang Kai-shek’s Mar taste. In 1876 M.D. Peter of I velopments have also created on Birch St. not far from Main. would be made annually by the government started in 1938 and Switzerland , Introduced the sweet ^ added problem at the dumping tightened, Bskimoa are being company and the union jointly as The Oak-Maple lot, which con- taught not to kill more than they still continues. | milk-chocolate coating. i area. A Jolly Fellow! tained 45 stalls, was not so well to the distribution of the fund, MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI need, and a wolf-control program either in the form of cash payment used last night as the Birch St. has shown good results. lot, which contains .52, according or through supplementation of em- MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARC WHO REMAINS LOMNOAND ploye benefit programs such as WHO » KNOWN FAR AND BNTHFTJL UNTO T H E aaM S- IM S O AW DI Q ULO fiCRBAM/ to Atty. Herbert Phelon, chair- WBI-FARE CHIEF N.AMRD 3 man of the Town Parking Author- pensions. Supplemental Unemploy- WlOe AS MAN<5 BEST FRiaHD? VEA, AND EVEN BEiOND? ment Benefits (SUB), and insur- 7»fS IS THE SHERIFFS WHO ^ A N D 6 6 TAUNCHiy ity. Newburgh. N.V., July 28 iJP KEEP UP WITH THE NEWS AT HOME! OFFICE/ WE tVAMT TO ■me r \r « di; thats who/ new welfare oonuniasioner ance." i WE CAUEO MISS KANE WHEN ATyxjRaioewHeN Phelon aaid the to-wn has not yet —A SPEAK TO OHEOFyOUR was a|>polnted today In this Hud- The company proposed in its of- THE CHECK CAME THROUGH, THE. VCRIX) HAS TURN60 put aigns up *t the lots. ^ TOP EKECUTIVES/ AGAINST YOU? on Valley city which reccfitl.v fer "continuation of present em- THIS VACATION TAKE ALONG THE SERGEANT... AND SHE SAID ploye benefit programs and said rr WAS OKAvy aouVEsarTH e \ ' TO THE MAYOR,! 5HES USED A 51T OXIDE IS A BOX DOWN SO FAST WE' RE SEARCHNG , clause." EASY. THEY'VE O' THE OXIDE ON HOLPNS HEARL'V ^Children^s Prayer fo r Peace^ BALOWA7EP! RIGHT no w- cant IMPOKTANT nextgaaae/ y EVERY PUCE THEY i Edward L. Cushman, AMC vice ISTOPBVlAnsK? learned OF Mm. topi A quarter OF A COULD HAVE XWANTVOU OUR E5CAPE1 MI LLI ON DOLLARS I auDCbi president who presented the com- INAAVOFFICE Sent to President Kennedy pany's offer to the UAW, aaid in RIGHT AWAY.' a statement: 7 "American Motor* has long be- A "ChUdren's Prayer for Peace” narrated by Steven Cone and Paula lieved that wage and benefit pay- ha* been sent to President Ken- Rivard. ments should he related to com- “ Though we are too young ti pany success. This plan makes it nedy by 00 Manchester children as join your, peace corps,” Cone said, 8391 possible to share our progress a "contribution" from those "too “ we hope that our prayers through 7-13 more, equitably not only with em- young to join,your peace corps." this song may be our contribu WI TH T H I t N f W tion. We also wi.sh that ‘Childfen’s ployes but with consumers U INCHES ■The message, a song written by through price and product impro- We Will Mail PAH-OtRAMA Miss Sylvia Claflin. a Grade 1 Prayer for Peace' may be -sung A by other (-hildren across the na-1 vements.” toftcher at Bowers School, was rec- Cushman emphasized A M C * ^f- T-Zf A cleverly .styled warm weather orded on tape by 90 Grade 6 chil- tion." Mi.ss Rivard said, “ We are fer was "designed to deal speci- dren 'from the Bowers School. Anywhere frock that'.s just right for teens. n 5210 proud to be Americans and we fically with the economic facts of j THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS And wonderfully sew-easy. Note The tape was delivered by Mrs. hope through your leadership the American Motors and Its em- Childi-en will adore this happy George Marlow to Mrs. Abraham SOON AS I FINISH HERE, DAVY JONES the youthful high wai.stllne. boat- whole world will come to live i.i ployes. and not os a pattern for BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS clown doll that's fun to make! He's Ribiooff, who was to forward it to WEEKLY...... 4Sc 5ATTEW DOWN shaped neck. pdace. " the automotive industry or any tU HER PLATES WERE 'NO SIGN OF BARRY an ideal gift for bazaar donations. the President. Mies Claflin said to- ASASTOEMKFS STOVE/M BELOW KOOOA YET. B L A S T No.., 8391 with Patt-O-Rama is In The song was composed by Mis.s other industry." Pattern No. 521(1 has hot-iron day that she expect* the message to Claflin about 10 years ago. tshe 1 M O N T H ...... $1.85 TOAMPMAKfVX THE WATERLINE, THAT DAVY JO N ES' Size.s 7. 9, 11, IS, 15. Bust 29', reach the White House very ^oon. .The union’s profit sharing pro- , k MR. GREEN.' HE'S MESSING UP transfer for 16" doll and costume; said a record of it was made and /sum... to 35. Size 9, 304 bust, 34 yards The children, directed by' Miss posal of three years ago—unani- MV lUCRATIVE full directions. , sent by Manchester Green School 3 M O N T H S ...... $5.58 of 35-lnch. Martha White, elementary school mously rejected by the companies RACKET. children to former President — would have, provided the fhllow- To oi'der, send 25c in coins to: music supervisor, recordfd’lhe song To order, send 35c in coins to: on June 22. Eisenhower, whose ■ reply is ing; Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve- framed at the school. Profits before taxes equal to 10 — PAYAILE — Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening ning Hei'ald, 1160 AVE. OF The first verse is: Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS. “ Father, watch and keep us Miss Claflin has written sev per cent of the company’* n*t AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, IN A D V A N C E new YORK 36, N.Y. N. y. In this time of stress; eral operettas, including “ Grand- capital were to be set aside os re- May we choose the right path father’s Secret,” which was per- turil on the company’* inveitment For I ’st-clasa mailing add 10c for For Ist-claas moiling add 10c for Thru the wilderness. formed by the Bowers PTA In of remaining profits 50 p«r cen^t t'LL, START each pattern. Print Name, Address each pattern. Print Name, Address Guide and help our lea.dera; 1951 and by the Manchester Edu were to go to itockholder* and ex- , AN IMMEDIATE with l^ne, Style No, and Size. with Zone and Pattern Number. Give them eyea to see. cation Association, in ■ 1954. She ecuUvt^s of the company, 28 per INVESTIGATION INTO I t cmL to hourly and salaried em- ■THE TRUE OWNER'. Help u* all to do our part said aha is preparing for publica- . Success in Sewing—* complete Have you the '61 Albun* contain- To keep our country free.” tion a-lbook .of original nursery' ploye* and 25 p«r cant t* th* com- X.X JE ~\ SHIP OF THAT 4 •owing mnnuel for th* beginner. ^ALL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT — Ml 3-(2711 vessel... ^ ing many lovely deatgno and fro* Accompanyiiig the song was school rhyme* for th* Manchester pany's eustomero os r*l)at*s on Bead 38e fbr your copy. pattamoT Only 35o a ocjpyl moooaco by tho chll('idriB, wh^ch waa^XWiCA. purrhtm ■ Mi ~ I ' II ) l l » il ' I i I ~ I KlISiMSl' III! I V • i .■/ L. 1: I,

rAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRroAY, JULY 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,-JULY 28, 1961 PACT T R IR IU N

Boaineas Semeca Offered 18 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY PA6ALY and SHORTEN Help WentM— Malh S6 Live Steck—^Vehielce 42 Ganlcii~-Fiirin-^airy W.aot«d“~To Buy 58 Summer Homes For Rent 67 Huiiau For Sale 72 Houies f6r Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses for Sals 72 HouBsa For S ak T1 Products SO TREE PRUNlNa. remdvai and lot CARPENTERS wanted, exper- WANTED—Good hom* for bay COVENTRY LAKE—4 room fur- VERNON — Beautiful 3 bedroom n —VERNON—Near new elemen- WALKER STREHIT—6 room Cape, MANCHESTER — Owner trans- BONNER ROAD—Vaemt S roOTn clearing. Call Prank C. Noble Jr., geldiiig. Gentle, safe arouiid chil- PICK YOUR own' com for (atlng WOUU3 LIKE an Inexpensive crib nlahed cottages on waterfront, ranch, well shrubbed, 90x160 lot, . tary schooL New • room ranch, 2 bereened porch, fireplace, 1-car ferred—6 room Cape, excellent Capa with m bajtia. AU tha >>> EukPVWinikITUhkiPiALihoeuivtBhnrun-mnh ienced only. Apply 90 Oxford St. CLASSIFIED MI 9-60S3 after S. or call MI 3-8808 or Ml 8-n66. dren, 10 hands high. MI 3-6319. and freezing 28e- a dozen. 214 In good condition. Call MI 9-1577. boats, $46 and $66 per Week. Call full cellar, formica counter, knot- flr^ a ces, built-in stove and oven, garage, shaded lot. $18,000. Phil- condition, ceramic tile bath, fire- extras. Owners anxious to Mil. STOHE PEftP 1 0 MOM^ lOOPECT SCUEAM6 Gardner St; PI 2-8198 or PI 2-7$lo. . ty pine bookcase full width of 19’ attached garage, ameilte drive, brick Agency, MI 9-8464. place, storm windows, ameslte T. J.' Crockett, Realtor, MI $-1177. OOMFLETB REPAIRS - By Stu- LICENSED real estate salesman, living room, alu.*ninum storms, large lot, selling for $19,900. Call dri-veway. 114% mortgage. First art R. Wolcott on automatic better than average commission. RIDING HORSE for sale. CaU after Rooms Withbot Board 59 DENNISPORT, Cape Cod—5 room Minutes to schools and shopping. the R. F, Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. time offered. Agent to be called waahers dryem and electric Call PI 2-7031. 9 PI 2-8405. PICK YOUR own com 28c a dozen. CO ttage,, $85 weekly. Week of Au- Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Jo- soon. Asking $15,900. MI 9-2288. Lots For Sals 7$ ADVERTISING rangea. Ml 9-itn. 214 Gardner Street. ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen privi- gust 12-19. Call MI 9-4053. 3-1914, 9 un 9. hanna EvanSj MI 9-6653. BOLTON MAN NEEDED for established leges, mlddle-oge lady, 128 Birch MANCHESTER—6 room rambling TWO B ZONE lou With eity I CHAIN SAW work — Treoa cut. service route, $95 weekly .commis- St.. MI 8-4451. MANCHESTER—Boitpn townline.. Manchester m -SD C ROOM Cape $15,200, in ex- Six room expandable Cape, 4 fin- ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 water.. Union St. Maneln stsr. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ; Keaaonablo ratM. Call PI S-7B68 sion i^jaranteed while training, ad- Articles For Sale 48 PICKLES—any size. Will deliver. 4 rooms, stove, refrigerator, extra cellent location, aluminum siding, ished, fireplace, combination win- lot, sunken 16'6"xl8’9” living $2,350 each. Ml t-$49S. ! between l:8(M:S0 or any time Call Doris Kulo, TR 8-6658. large yard. $105 per month. Very redecorated inside, $600 down for dows, ameslte drive, large lot, ex- 8:15 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. vance to $140 plus expenses after HOME MADE ravtoll, fresh or FRONT ROOM, parking centrally room, fireplace, two bedrooms, 7H ACRES, high clsvatloa, beauti- i Saturday or Sunday. training. Phone CH 2-1406 or PI good condition, MI 3-5983. G.I, or FHA mortgage. Call th$ R. cellent condition throughout, $3,000 den br third bedroom, dining frozen, 80c doz. H Paaquhlinl $46 located, 69 Birch St. Ml 9-7129. PARSONAGE down will assume 4V4% G.I. mort- ful view minutes out, trees only 2-6488, for personal Interview ap- Avery Street, Wapping. llousehold Goods 5l F.'Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Barbara room, kitchen, utility room, 114 $2,600. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI COPY CLOSING TIME l«X)R CLASSIFIED ADVT. I AMESITE DRIVEWATS conatruct- Woods, MI 9-7702. Johanna Evans, gage. Total monthly payments only baths, basement, aluminum storm ed—resurfaced—aealed. Superior pointment. rent a TARE reeprder aa low as ROCKVILLE—Furnished room for Wanted To Rent 68 9-5132. MONDAT T h n FRIDAT lOUH) A.M.—-BATUBDAT • A.1^L LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam rent on first floor at 12 School St MI 9-5653. $84. Full price $13,500. windows and doors, patio with pavers. Ml 3-dSlS. TOOLMAKERS and all around 50c dally. Marlow’e, 887 Main. Call HOUSE fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga' for $12.60. Also fill, gravel, sand Ml 9-8221. Lady preferred. Call MI S-4SS1 or DESPERATELY needed—^^4:5 room IV—BOLTON — $18,400. 8 room AU.. TYPES of screens repaired. machinists. All fringe benefits. and atone. Miller Sand A Gravel, MI L 22O6. apartment by mother and 4 chil- R. D. Murdock rage and ameslte drive. Excel- THREE LOTS for sale. Inquire TIB PLEASE READ YOUR AD Apply Wilco Machine Tool Co., .. Living room, kitchen, dining home, 4 bedrooms, large modern lent value, $22,900, For additional N. Main St. MI 9-6623. Call Ml 9-4533 for free pick-up. MI 3-8603. TTliree Rooms or Furniture dren by August 3. Up to $110 kitchen, modern bath, dining OUMifled «r **Wiuit Ad*” takea over the phone u a eoa. Fast service. Route 6 and 44A, Bolton. FURNISHED ROOMS —complete monthly. Call Ml 8-8330. area, 3 bedrooms, 12x28 room on information contact McCarthy En- FROM MODEL HOME light housekeeping facilities. Cen' second floor lor family room, den room, 20 foot living room, plus terprises, Inc., Ml 4-1539. John V. three LARGE lots, city water fOBleaoe. ’l!he adverttaer abould read hie ad the FIRST OAT IT B ut -we piep pipe r op pist ac hio cau mai« FLAT WALL stone, fireplace aiid U&. R REALTY APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In tthie for the heat .laaer- COSMA APPUANCE Service—Re- SHOE SALESMEN, full and part- veneer'‘ Stone, five sizes to select trally located. Children accepted or another bedroom. Large com- den, 3 bedrooms and living room Panciera, BU 9-8044. and sewerage, $8,000 each. tloB. The Herald le reepooalble tor onlj ONE Incorr^t or omitted ; pairs all makes refrigerators, *EMC0ME>rRUMHlNQ VJlTHATll«J«LE- tlme, good opportunity. Apply Mr. from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. Cost Over $700 —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch Farm and Land For Sale 71 pletely finished basement room completely redecorated, hot water MI 3-2692 Charles Lesperance, Ml 9-7620. Stannard, Bndlcott-Johnson, Park- UiaeilhiD tor a o j advertliwieDt and then o o lj to the extent of a i freezers, washing machines, dry- MI 9-0617. St., Manchester. with two lavatories. Yard well land- baseboard radiation throughout, SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, , ers ranges, oil and gas burner's. ade Shopping Center. NEVER BEEN USED three acres,- 150 ft. frontage, scaped. Blue Ribbon Value at artesian well, one acre lot with ANDOVER—Modern, immaculate near to stores, schools and bus. SEVEN LOTS, cltjl water and sew- “make Kood' Inaertlon. Errore which do not leaoeo the mine of picture book ranch, custom built Marlon E. Robertson Broker MI erage, good neighborh(x>d, neav the adTortteeaieat will not be corrected by “make cood“ taiaertlon. I MI 9-0055. All Work guaranteed! LAWN MOWERS—Toro. Jaedbsen, Sale E*rice $388 PLEASANT large room for gentle' $800. 7 acres, 6 clear, 428 ft. front- $21,900. Barbara Chamberlain has latTe trees and a magnificent BOWLING LANES wants neat and Bolens, Qoodall, Arien* Riding man, near bath, parking. 54 High age, Andover-Coventry line, $2,000. particulars MI 9-6306, TR 5-4659. view. Shown by appointment only. by owner. Concrete block and 3-5953. schools and bUg line, $2,500 each. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and conscientious man for part-time mowers. Bolens 7 h.p:^ Ridamatlo Pay Only $4 Week St. Call PI 2-8090. •»' Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml stucco for maintenance free, living. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7820. TOOB COOPERATION WILL I ^ 0 7 1 1 repaired, sales and service, pick evening and weik-end work. Pre- tractors with over 21 attachments. 9-5245 or Richard Dimock, MI Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. BE APPBEtTATED I^IOI IVll tS-X / I I ferably over 25, Pleasant working Sacrificing completa bedroom, PLEASANT ROOM, genUeman COVENTRY, CONN.—100 acres of 9-8008. - up and delivery. Complete line of Used mowers and tractors. Parts NEW 514 ROOM ranch, built-in WOW! Resort Property For Sale 74 Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, conditions. Write Box L, Herald. and kervtce. Capitol Equipment complete living room and kitchen only, private entrance. 55 Clinton high land suitable for residential BARROWS and St. Tel. MI 3.4372. developrtent. Selling for $400 per f—TWO-FAMILY, $17,606. 6 and 6 range and oven, oil hot water (COVENTRY LAKEFRONT — com- garden and lawn supplies. L A M DRIVER WANTED for auto parts Co., 38 Matt. MI 8-7958. decorator furniture from model dis- Look What Equipment Corporation, Route 83. play home. We will give you tree acre. For further information or WALLACE 2-car garage, completely redeco heat, ceramic bath, ameslte .drive, pletely furnished 2 bedrooms, liv- store, 18 or older, Inquire Winkler TOP SOIL—’The best available for MIDDLE-AGED couple or man and appointment to see call the R. F. rated, separate oil heaUng sys % atre lot. Full price $11,995. ing room, large kitchen, bath, ar'- Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7809. Auto Parts, 179 W. Middle Tpke.. delivery and free storage up to one lady for room and board. Call MI any^use. Large stock pile can be year. Dlmock Co. Ml 9-5245. Richard F. 55 E. Center St. MI 9-5806 terns, lai^e lot. Call the R. F. Only $500 doWnr'Monthly payments W e’vh Got tesian well, hot water. Large en- EPWAM BMCty Manchester. 'P 9-5459 Dimock, MI 9-6003. Louis C. Dlmock Co., MI 9-8245, Barbara les-s than ah average rent. R D. ISAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired sMn at the site of the coming (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) - You won't believe your ears when closed porch can be used for din- FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE I from the shop. Can tiUte care of HTTSIUKH H M North Coventry Shopping Center. Dimock, MI 9-9823. Woods, Ml 9-7702. Johanna Evans Murdock, U & R Realty Co., MI ing and extra sleeping area. PI CONTACT MAN NORMAN’S 3-2692. ... you hear the price of this custom ' all your upholstering needs at Can also furnish fill or gravel. Call 443 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER—8 room cape, fire- MI 9-5653. built 3 or 4 bedroom colonial in 2-8689. Credit organization needs local ROOM FOR rent near Center. Free , great savings. Call CH 2-2378. MI 3-7083. Leofnard A. GIglio. Ml 8-1524 parking. MI 9-4401. Bonses for Sale 72 place. plastered walls, full ceram- MANCHESTER—No ojher 2 year choice West Side location in Man- A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING man to call on Buainess and Pro- Before you buy furniture any- ic bath, upstairs completely fin- chester. 1(4 baths, spacious aun- BOLTON—First lake —waterfront STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, fesaional men 50 milea radius. If RIDING MQWER with snowplow BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—6 room old ranch home in this area has so 5-room cottage which can be Heating and Plumbing 17 Painting— Paphring 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 where—shop at Norman’e. Apartments— Plata— ished in knotty pine with built-ins, OWNER TRANSFERRED much at $20,990. Two full baths. porch, attached gar(^;e. Close to all fireplaces, flagstone terraces. you have sold Specialties. Food attachment. Can be seen at 288 home, fireplace, large cabinet roomy kitchen, aluminum storms facilities. Reduced tor quick sale to easily winterized. Marlon E. Rob- Work done at reasonable prices. Plans. Books, Memorials, or have Green Road. Tenements 63 kitchen, formal dtting room, 2-car 2-car garage, built-in stove and ertson, broker. MI 3-5953, SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS PLUMBING AND heating - re- PAINTINQ AND paperhnnging. PILGRIM MILLS has full-time TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low and permanent siding. Idea] for Wetherell St.—Built by Ansaldi. 6 oven, hot water heat, all city utili- $17,300. Call Doris Smith tor de- MI 3-0796. modeling tnstaUattons, repairs. collecting experience, this la an un- prices. 21” self-propelled Toro garage, beautifully landsc»ed room Ranch, 5 years old, full base Good clean workmanship at ren- position available for experienced young family. Spotless. Robert ties. near bus, school, and shop- tails. BOLTON LAKE—a 5 room cottage, Want Information on one of mir rlassifled'advertisements? No All work guaranteed 25 years ex- sonabls rates. 30 years in Man- usual opportunity for you. Perma- rotary, reg, price $139.95 special QENEjRAL RI9ITAL hgsney. 1 yard. Marlon E. Robertson. Bro- ment, tile bath, fireplace, plastered .HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn matn- cashier. Applv to manager Pilgrim AIR CONDITIONER for sale $50. Realty, 470 Main Btrsst, Wolverton, Broker, Ml 8-1914, 9 till ping. Evenings Mr. Holcombe. MI Llynwood Drive, winterized, has answer at the telephone listed? Slmpl.v call the perience, 24-hour service. Call chester. Raymond Flske. MI Mills, 177 Hartford Road, Man- nent and must have car. High $99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., 8(!7 Main, ker, MI 8-5953. 9. walls, full insulation, large kitchen I tenanoe, hedge pruning. Contact Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4748. Cotttmisaion • Bonus arrangement Call 5H 3-2014. MI 9-5221. 3-5129. 4-1139. Warren E Howland Real- company water, located near the John E. Whitham, Ml 9-7090. 9-9287. chester. Open noon till 9 p.m. with many cabinets, hot wattr oil tor, Ml 3-1108, beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap- with advancement opportunity. $125 $12,600—3. Bedroom ranch,-' Are- heat, cast Iron radiators, ameslte lARVIS REALTY MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE 10 FOOT S’TURDY wooden step THREE ROOM apartment. Includ- place, ctorme. Small cash assumes COVENTRY ply Edward J. Holi or your own ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an- EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe- weekly draw qualified man. Write ladder excellent condition, $10. MI CHAMBER’S Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rsc drive, shade trees, excellent condi Realtors Ml 9-0500 cialize in commercial, residential, ing heat, hot water, and gas for $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch BENTON STREET MI 3-4112 broker. Tel, Ml 3-5117. ! tiques Included, work guaranteed. Radio-TV’ Repair CONNEiinCUT licensed nurse, any Box M, e/o Herald. 9-7319. cooking, electric refrigerator and room, oil heat, garage, large lot, tlon throughout. Quick occupancy MI 9-2519 industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or shift, private hospital TR 5-9121. FURNITURE SALES Ins,-MI 9-5182. Asking price, $16,900. 4 bedrooms, heated sunporch, and leave your raeesage. You’ll hear from our ^ vettiser tai Jig ' MI 9-1962. Services 18 atove. Csill MI 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. several fruit trees, lake privileges, FIRST TIME on market — West ASHFORD LAKE small we do them all Joseph RANCH—SH rooms, 8 years old, priced at $12,800 with a low, low living room with fireplace, formal time withont spending all evening at the telephone. Dionne, contractor. Call Ml 8-0494. 503 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Side—2-famlly, 5-5, 3 bedrooms on TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, COMPTOMETER Situations Wanted— Male 39 ROUND OAK big size dining room THREE ROOM apartment, heated, Bowers School area, family size down payment CHARLES LESPERANCE dining room, 2-car garage, $16,200. Shorefront cottage, 3 bedrooma, table. \n 3-4,564. MANCHESTER GREEN unfurnished, available' now. Plus Quick occupancy. each side, ptrreh, oil heat, revenue family room, screened porch, fur- Household SelTteM Economical. High quality parts. OPERATOR kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron CHARLES W. LATHROP $160 monthly, city water, and sew- Guaranteed 90 days Famous for TWO COLLEGE students desire 2 garages available now. Call MI baseboard heat, l-car garage. This MI 9-7620 nished, TV set, domestic hot water Offered 13-A Electrical Services 22 HOUSE PAINT-WhHe and colors Limited quantity—Window fans, 3-6441 between 8-8. MI 9-0384 BELFIORE AGENCY erage. Priced at only $14,900. heater, one motor boat, canoe, service since 1931. Phone Ml Opening for comptometer operator exterior house painting. Reason- electrically reversible. Were $49.95. house offers you those little extras Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 $4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating that make a house a home. $19,500. MI 3-5121 pram. Permanent dock, floating 9-4537, Potterton's 130 Center St. FREE ES'nMA’TES—Prompt serv- with good figure aptitude. Com- able rates. Quality work. Recom- Now $44.96. MANCHESTER — Cape, 6 finished FLAT FINISH Holland w UmIow $5.50 per 5 gallon can. Morrison THREE ROOM heated apartment, Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8484.. BOLTON—Femwood Drive—Largy dock. Nice lawn, excqjlent beach. FOUND—Puppy 10-12 weeks old, fe-1 1954 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 con- ice on all types of electrical wir- pany offers excellent bertefit pro- mendations. Call PI 2-7001 or Ml Fans that were $29.95. Now $26.95. stove and refrigerat6r furnished, rooms, large kitchen, dining room, 15 THISTLE ROAD — Spacious 5 I shades msKle to measure. All CONNIE’S TV and Radio bendce, 9-0007. Paint Store, 385 Center St. 514 room Ranch on lot 180-200 Properly priced. male, brown and white. Cali ! ««' vertible. Good condition. Best of- I metal venetlnn blinds at a new available aU hours. Satisfaction ing Licensed and tniured. Wtieen gram, good wages, modern air con- Cook out grilla. Were $14.95. Now adults only. Cali MI 3-7894 after 6 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room living room, den, 2 full baths, 4 room ranch, extra Urge living MAGNIFICENT Fracchla, Dog Warden. M I 3-8594. fer, 447 Msin, m 3-8976. Electrical Co., Manchester, MI ditioned office. Apply. FOUR SIDED TEN T-9’4” xll'4” . bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas full basement excellent condition low price. Keys made while you guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1316. HANDY MAN—Small jobs wanted. $8.50. p.m. Cape, fireplace, baths, full $17,900. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, MI room with 12 foot picture window wait. Marlow’* , 9-4817. Glastonbury. ME 3-7376. n.von curtains, zippered front and With rotary. Were $23.95. Now basement/enclosed porch, garage, tered walls, full dormer, garage, and oversize brick fireplace, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA LOST—Gold bow-knot pin, senti- FOR SALE—1953 Ford, new motor, Painting, rough, carpentry, land- FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do- 3-1577. scaping, gardening. Call >n 3-0447 back doors, aluminum telescopic $12.95. wooded lot 76x150. Marion E. nice lot. Available for l^ A formal dining room with picture 60 MILE VIEW mental value, ricinity Hale’s Store excellent condition real clean car. RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA First National Stores. Inc. poles, excellent condition. Best of- mestic hot water, spacious praisal value of $16,800. As litJe MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 MI 9-3277. Park and Oakland Aves. evenings, Good selection of furniture for the Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. SIX ROOM Colonial In the Porter window, 2 large bedrooms, plas- Rockledge 90 Ludlow Road. Cus- or Manchester Green. Reward, Cars. phonographs, changers. television, service. Ml 9-4641. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 fer. Call MI 9-0693 mornings, eve- grounds, Woodland St. Adults. as $800 down to assume present tered walls, ceramic tile bath, ga- Mrs. George W. Cheney. MI 3-4468. E. Hartford. Conn, entire home. St. secUon, bar smd rec room in tom designed and construction. 6 LAKE HAYWOOD, Colchester — Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 nings between 5-6. , Available July 1. Call Ml 3-2171 or $87.73 MONTHLY, immaculate mortgage. Call McCarthy Enter- basement, breeieway, one-car gS' rage with sundeck. Call owner MI 1952 FORD 2-DOOR V-8, radio and TELEVISION antennas and rotor SECOND MORTGAGE money-We MI 3-8470 after 6 :30. prises, Inc., Ml 4-1539, John V. room oversize ranch, 2-car garage, Furnished 5 room cottage, fire- heater. H. Gill, 33 Beelzebub Rd,. days. Famous for service for 30 CREDIT, CLERK — Montgomer.v Open Daily 10-5' split, recreation room. Garage, rage, wooded lot, $22,900, Phil 9-6211. — 1 years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter- systems installed and repaired. can supply any amount of money Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 huge lot, 4>/4% liibrtgage. Carlton Panciera. BU 9-8044. 2 full colored tile baths, all copper place, large.screened in porch, Wapping. Ward, 40-hour week. Call MI Evenings 7:30-9 NEW SPACIOUS 6-room apart brick Agency, MI 9-$464. Announceraenth 2 ton’s. Serving Manchester and sur- j for mortgages. Terms to fit your Boats and Acre.ssories 46 MI 3-5187 W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Co- plumbing and heating, city sewer near sandy beach and clubhouse, rounding areas. Modem ’TV Serv-. needs. Construction mortgages 3-2185, Mr. Haagner. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat and water, center hall layout, a $4,500. Only $500 cash. Owner will COCKER PUPS, golden red, or BOWERS. SCHOOL-beautlfui lonial at 865 E, Middle Turnpike. (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL WASHER • REFRIGERATOR re- ice, 405 Center St.. MI 3-2205. also available. J. D. Realty, 470 FOR SALE—18 foot Trojan out- A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized hot water furnished. Near High BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng Selling below FHA appraisal tor formal dining room, Roman brick finance. Lawrence F. Flano, Real- Assodation, Special , Representa- 1955 FORD V-8, 2-door. Verv clean AGGRESSIVE career woman need- black. Dogs boarded, rea.sonable. FIRST OFFERING room Cape, vestibule, fireplace — pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, Main St., MI 3-5129 board with two 30 h.p. Evinrude reconditioned used furniture for School. Adults and teenagers lisb Colonial, baths, large a home to be proud of—only quick sale, $13,900 full price. Bel floor to ceiling fireplace, Westing- tor MI 3-2768, Ed Crawford, MI tive, C. W. Barnett, '28 Otis St., 5U 9-6238. ed for new cosmetic company in Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels. only. Call MI 3-4787, MI 3-6645. 9-4410. guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4637, Pot- direct sales, needs good car. engines. Complete canvas, loaded every room, including appliances kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large OWNER TRANSFERRED $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI fiore Agency, MI 3-5121. house all-electric built-ins and dish- Mucbeeter, Conn., MI 8-7424. Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A. wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim washer. Come see this tremendous terton’s, 130 Center St. Millinery Dressmaking 19; Salary, bonuses and benefits dis- TR 5-2894. . . with extras, plus trailer. Excellent 30% off on new dinette, kitchen 9-5132. Business Opportunities 32 condition. In water ready to dem- sets, mattresses. Credit terms. Le TWO ROOM apartment. Stove, re- ming pool, tennis court, barbeque Oversized 7-room Cape, 3 large SIX ROOM Cape Cod, shaded lot, value Saturday or Sunday 2 till 5 Wanted—Real Estate 77 1958 FORD OONVERTTBLE »500. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired! cussed in Interview. Wire night let- frigerator, hot water and heat. bedrooms, 12x24 family room, firS' .5U 9-7706. FOR DRESSMAKING and altera- ^ p’or LFA^F_2 hnv Citioo onstrate. Call MI 9-1847 for ap- Blanc Flimiture Hospital, 195 1-car garu e, $28,900. Philbrick ROCKVILLE—1 Farmer St. off outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car or call builder at MI 9-5524. Personalt from the shop. Can take care of | ter collect. A. Vanderbilt. Hart- COUNTRY Boai'ding — all dog Utilities supplied. Semi-private Agency, Ml 9-8464. place, garage, combinatlonu wlri' Uons cal! Lyn Kralzke kU 3-0682 "^MoDfrmott ford Western Union, immediately. pointment. Price $1,600. South Street, Rockville. TR 8-2174, Pillsbury Hill overlooking the garage, ameslte drive, city water WISH SOMEOHE to handle you< all your upholstering needs at breeds. Attendant at all times. bath. Apply Marlow’s, 887 Main dows and doors, hot water oil heat, and sewer. Call MI 3-1763! JUST LISTED! real estate? Call me at KU ••0$20 RIDE WANTED from Manchester 1956 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. any ume. | American Coal Co,, JA 2-815L Petacres Kennel, Junction Route Open 9-9, Saturdays till 6. We alsci city. 4 bedroom home, large 20' V-8, automatic. Best offer. Call MI great savings. Call CH 2-2378. WOMEN! Can you afford to pass buy house lots of furniture. St. city water and sewerage, shade breezeway and garage attached for prompt and courteoua, service. Center to Owe Restaurant, Coven- 6 and 87, Andover. PI 2-7800. trees, good location. House in ex CRYSTAL LAKE!—5 ro 3-2521. per month. Call MI 9-8886 between Panciera, BU 9-8044. . THE JARVIS Will VA Or FTIA with minimum Weet Side where. Not a small loan or finance ience in sewing drapes, the mana- $16.79 Beechler-Smith ger of Pilgrim Mill.s would like to 3 COMPLETE 5:30-7:30 p.m. down. T. j . Crockett, Realtor. MI Cla.vton D. and Madeline Eldredgc 16 Cole Street company plan Douglas Motors, BIDWELL HOME Improvement EXTERIOR and Interior painting. BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and 3-1577. Call Wes Smith '' MI 9-8952 Charles W. and Olga B. Robinson 22 Cole Street 338 Main St. Trailers 6-A Company—all types of siding and apeak to you Cheney Hall Build- ROOMS OF FURNITURE ROCKVILLE—5 room apartment garage, full shed dormer, 2 full REALTY CO. Paperhanging, Wallpaper books. ing, Hartford Road, Manchester. Read Herald Ad vs. William D. Wilson 30 Cole Street roofing. Aluminum clapboards a Wallpaper removed Ceilings. All of this merchandise Is in our available August 1. No heat. $58 baths, wooded lot. easy walking REALTORS MANCHESTER -r Kenwood , Rd, 30 Cole Street CALL OR SEE me for a good deal $100 DOWN on older one bedroom. specially. Unexcelled workman- warehouse. It has never left our William D. and Irene Wilson Floors. Good clean workmanship. SEWING MACHINE operators 8 monthly. Write-Box K, Herald. distance to schools, bus, and shop- MI 3-((ll2 Xn 8-7847 New oversized. BV4 room ranches, ANDOVER: 4>/4% mortgage may Milton K. and Jeanne P. Adams 34 Cole Street on a 1961- Ford or Falcpn and A-i 50x10 new 2 bedroom, double sink, ship. Ml 9-6495. store and Is fully guaranteed. ping. Don't miss this outstanding ceramic til* bath, 3 bedrooma, be aasumed—total price $14,500. bath in color. $4,495 complete. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. a.m.-4:30 p.m., .experienced pre- MANCHESTER-Bolton town lin e - ASYLUM STREET used cars. Walter G. Parker. L. P. Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or Ml Some in original factory crate« and value, $15,900. Philbrick Agency, STERLING PLACE (next to our kitchens with formica counters, Can be bought with amall down Fitzgerald. Inc., 73 Brooklyn St., New deluxe, built-in radio, wall-to- COUGHLIN ROOFINO Co. - AU ferred. Apply Kaklar Tov Com- cartons with original factory three large rooms $115 per month. North Side 9-5082, pany, 60 Hilliard St. SEPTIC TANKS MI 9-84$4. office)—Oversized custom built birch cabinets, exhaust fan. dining 'payment. A desirable 5 room home RockvlUe. MI 9-S324. * ' wall carpeting, special appliances, types’ of roofs and roof repairing, serial numbers. Heat, hot water, stove, and refrig- with very large lot. Pratt Agency. Louise Wilson 147 Parker Street AND Cape. Four large rooms, full base- area. Picture wintSow, full cellar on big .shaded lot. High Manor specializing in Twenty Year Bond- Beautiful Westlnghouse Electric erator. A pleasant place to live. OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet with hatchway or walkout base- PI 2-7596 or W. O. Abbott, PI Jeannette Z. Erickson 6 Radding Street 1085 84-TON PICKOT jeep with Park. Route 30, Rockville TR ed Roofs Call Ml 8-7707. Refrigerator Shown by appointment. MI 3-5983. town—a true miniature estate. 2-7002. Ruseell E. and Hilda R. Miller 47 Buckingham St. snow plow. Excellent 'condition. 5-1423. location and still in the center of ment. Ameslte drive. Oil hot air — I PLUGGED SEWERS Beautiful Bedroom Suite Landscaped acre lot. House has town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, heat. Large lots, fully landscaped ASYLUM STREET Ml 9-0201. I Beautiful Living Room Suite FIVE ROOM apartment for rent. two bedrooms, IH b$ths, formal South Side Manchester West Side Call MI Ml 3-1577. with shrubs! Sidewalkg and curbs. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Maehine Cleaned Beautiful Dinette Set dining room, large living room - Price, $14,490. Down payment $800. 5 ROOM quality ranch with extras, Nicholas A. and Mary H. Marzlalo 8 Asylum Street BUICK 195*^runnllig, will trade for Auto DriYlng School 7-A 9-6790. plus ^rches and air conditioning. choice location. Owner MI 9-5605. riding mower, air conditioner etc. AMESITE PAVING SepUe Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer Beautiful "De Luxe" Range 25 WESTMINSTER RD. — 8 room Schwartz Real Estate. MLS Real- You are hereby notified that the Board of Directors of the Initead of Weatingbouse Electric This house has to sell and Is Caah, $60. MI 4-0014. ROOFTNO—Specializing repairing Lines Installed—Cellar Water- colonial, 1’4 baths, flrepIacs,..hot tor. AD 6-1241, CH 2-2865. Town of Manchester propose to construct a sanitary sewer in PREPARE FOR driver’s teel roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut- Refrigerator If you prefer priced well below market. T. J. water oil heat, attached garage. AT BOLTON LAKE is a delightful • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKING LOTS proofing Done, 6V2 Room Ranch THREE ROOM apartment, steam 6 room year around ranch on a Hillside Street, Cole Street and Asylum Street. 1986 BLACK AND white Chevrolet, Ages 16 to 60., Driving and class ter-work. chimneys cleaned, re-< Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum, Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. Wall to wall carpeting, plastered BRICK HOME—6 large rooms. 2 heat, adults onl-y. MI 3-8053. nicely ihaded lot. (Two additional You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or excellent condition. Cali MI 9-5425 room. Three instructors. No wait- paired. Aluminum siding. 30 -MACHINE GRADED s PAVED and ROLLED 2-CAR GARAGE, AMESITE DRIVE and a Few other Articles. walls, city water and sewerage. full baths, 2-car garage, excellent after 5 p.m. ing Manchester Driving Acade- years’ experience. Free estimates. McKINNEY BROS. EVER’YTHING Spe ROOM duplex. 129 Cooper Hill MANCHESTER -531 Vernon St. Vacant, Immediate occupancy. condition. Between one and two lota are included.) A pine paneled buildings upon which the cost of such extension may be luisessed. my. PI 2-7249. Call Howley. Ml 3-5361. MI 3-0763.' LOT 200*1(200’ A U LANDSCAPED New 7 room Colonial, 12x23' CTiarles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. acres of land. Fruit trees. High living room with fieldstone fire- Objections to the proposed Construction will be heard by the THE UNPAID Street, available after August !• paneled family room, IH baths, 3 SMAIXrCAR large family. Must SBWtrag* Dispeuil Co. OWNER W (U TAKE MORTGAGE BALANCE PRICE MI 3-2284, elevation. Six miles from Man- place features this snug home. Board of Directors at a hearing to be held In the Bowers School, sell either car or family. Prefer LARSON’S OonnacUcut’s first li- FREE ESTIMATES # CALL ANYTIME ISO-182 Pearl St.—MI 8-8808 large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven MANCHESTER — Ansaldi built chester. Philbrick Agency. MI Enjoy the months ahead at the Princeton Street, Manchester, Connecticut, at 8:00 P.M., E.D.T., censed driving school trained — ONLY $418.28 and range, dishwqaher, disposal, lake. A lot for only $12,900. Eve- sacrifice 1959 deluxe yellow hard- Free storage until wanted. Free THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, Ranch.' 3 twin sized bedroo(ns, 9-8464 August 8, 1961. top DKW made by Mercedes Benz. Certiftod and approved is now o$* and refrigerator. Call MI 3-7222 garage, \ acare, beautifully land- large cabinet kitchen, disposal, nings Mr. Boles, MI 9-9858. War- BOARD OF DIRECTORS, fering ciastroom and behind INVITATIOiV THE PRICE IS RIGHT delivery. Free set-up by our own scaped, large shade trees, porch, ren E. Howland, Realtor, MI Front wheel drive, excellent con- reliable men. after 5. exhaust fan, ceranilc tile bath. 2 COVENTRY—$4,500 TOWN OF MANCHESTER^ dition, original. owner. Call RE- trheel Instruction for teenagera. many extras, $24,900_Bv appoint- fireplaces, hot water oil heat, 3-1108. By ROBERT W. GORDON. * Ml 9-6076. Phone for appointment Retirement or beginner's special. pubjic 4-5335, Springfield TO BID TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED MANCHESTER— 28 Church St., ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI aluminum combinations, ameslte Modern 3 roofii horns, full base- Secretary. *' -Sealed bids wiU he received at SAMUEL ALBERT first floor, 8 room apartment with 3-8396. MANC3IESTER—7-room house. l ’/4 July 14, 1961. MORTLOCK’S Dri'ving School—Of- drive, shade trees, excellent ment. near Route $1. Owners will baths, 4 bedrooms, garage, near 1954 CHEVROLET, excellent me- the Office of the General Mana- Hartford CH 7-0358 facilities for automatic hot water housekeeping, quick occupancy, finance. chanical condition, wonderful sec- fice, 443 Main St.. Manchester. See It Day or Night and parking, $60 monthly. Imme- BOLTON LAKEPRONT- Contem- schools and bus. Owner, MI Learning correctly "May Save ger, 41 Center Street, klanches- $18,100. Escott, agent, MI 917688. TOWN OF MANOHESTElt WATER DEPARTMENT ond car. Powerglide. new tires. ter, Connecticut until August. 8. If you have no means of transpor- diate occupancy. Will be on , porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, LAWRENCE F. FIANO 3-1927. $276, Call MI 9-6246 before 9 a.m. Your Life." Driver education 1961 at 11:00 A.M. for Collection Bolton Lake — Waterfront tation, I’ll send by auto for you. premises lO-ll a.m. Saturday. ultra^rnddsin kitchen, 3 large bed- NEW—CAPES and Ranches—mini- Realtor . MIS-2786 NOTICE OF PUBLIC KfiAMNO ON PROPOSO) Or MI 9-O5O0. classes. Member, Connecticut Pro! DE MAIO BROS. rooms! I’.i baths, 2-zone heating, COVENTRY — Small farm, old fesslonal Driving School Assri. Ml of Garbage and Rubbish. No obligation. ------mum down. Large lots, ameslte Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 Bid forms and -specifkations are thermopane windows, garage drive, full cellatLjmd metal hatch- homestead, 10 acres more or less,' SANITARY SeWGR EXTENSION 9-7398. TEL. Ml 3.7691 E— R— T— S SIX ROOM duplex, Adults pre- space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob- JWO-FAMILY—$ and «—On large $9,500. Joseph Barth, Broker, MI available at the Cbntfoller's Of- 43-45 ALL"YN ST,, HARTFORD way, 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, 9-0320. IN NORWOOD STREET AND FARM ROAD 1951 P L Y M O U T H - 2-door, good | fice, 66 Center Street, Manches- ferred. MI 3-5460. ertson, Broker, Ml 3-5953. formica counters, oil hot water lot (150x150). House in good shape, running condition. $75i. ya 9-0173. ; Open flights till 8 p.m. - Sat. 6 p.m. new heat, aluminum siding, porch, NORWOOD STREET East Side ter, Connecticut. SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, heat. Total monthly less than $100; MANCHESTER—Business zone, -2 Name Address Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Bnslness Locations Call for information Wolverton garage. Lots of extras. Owners 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy, radio, attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire- anxious to hear yoi^ offer. T. J. family. Shown .by appointment Thomas P. and Marion M. Kearns , 21 Norwood Street heater, fair condition Reasonable ^ CONNECTICUT . WESTINGHOUSE 40" range, like For Rent 64 place, large kitchen with built-in Agency, MI 3-1914, 9 Ull 9. only. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn Michael and Margaret E. Haberen 27 Norwood Street RICHARD MARTIN. new, MI 8-0098. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 8-1577. MI 9-1423. - 1959 liAKLEY DAVISON, XLCH, A TRULY LUXURIOUS HOME oven and range, aluminum storm FIVE ROOM ranch, fireplace, Realty. Angeline B. Richmond 33 Norwood Street GENERAL MANAGER . excellent spot for any business windows and doors, built-in fire VERNON—Care and detail have 1960 BLACK Thunderbird convert!- ‘ excellent ciondltion. MI 9-5830. GAS STOVE 44", $26; playaround or office. Center of town, plenty built-ins, tile bath, garage, hot NORWOOD STREET — West’ Side alarm, l(X)x200 lot. Only $15,900. water oil heat, large lot, 80 days been lavished on this custom 2 Manchester Name Address ble, black top, beige leather' up-: pen, $8; baby carriage, $5. MI of parking Ml 9-5229 9-5 Call McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., holstery, fully powered. New set 3-2940. occupancy, $17,800. Charlea Les bedroom ranch, situated on a Edmund A. and Constance G. Tomezuk 46 Norwood Street MAIN STREETT—4 room offifce on MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, perance. Ml 9-7620. 100x160 high, dry and wooded lot Winfred B. Garner 42 Norwood Street Goodyear double Eagle tires. Ex-1 BU 9-8044 with panoramic view—attached ga cellent condition, $3,200. Call Rock-' und floor, plenty of parking. T. 6 ROOM William H. and Arline M. Mondun 38 Norwood Street rage, enclosed 12x12 patio, exhaust vine, TR 5-2561, 9-5 p.m. After 6, > FOR SALE—One refrigerator. $85. Crockett, realtor, Ml 8-1577. SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, MANCHESTER Stanley and Mabel Sasiela 32 Norwood Street TR 8-8693. | C. Fox, Apt. 18, 813 Main, Town. r fan, disposal and double sink in 17 John F. and Eleanor R. Maloney 26 Norwood Street TO BE SOLD large family room, modern kitch- foot kitchen, glass enclosed: bath Rouses For Rent 65 en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, CAPE COD Anthony M. and Elizabeth T. Choman 22 Clark Street 1968 HH-LMAN Minx. Convertible. ! —fully stormed and maintenHince Two Altraclive (tolonial.'^ MAHOGANY, dropleaf table and basement finished in knotty pine, High““With"V iew free, V/i years old. Call for details FARM DRIVE — North Side Excellent condition. 30 m.p.g.. 4- ROOeVILLE — 6-room Ranch on garage, wooded .lot, close to ... .Lovely home featuring living Name Addrezs speed tranamisslon, radio, heater, H3 PHEIJ’ .S ROAD. A modern 7-rooni colonial located in pads. MI $-7349. Windsor Ave., exceptionally con- and appointment Robert Wolverton schools and shopping, $16,900. Phil Agency, MI 3-1914. 9 till 9. room, dining room, kit6hen with Rachel R. and Sarah Moses 45 Farm Drive signals. First reasonable offer Bowers School Di.'itrict. A wonderful home for a growing fam- venient location. No objections to brick Agency, MI 9-8464. linoleum counters, IVj baths, 2 bed- James J. and Anne T. Mclkluff 96 State Street, takes It. Call MI 9-5524. CUSTOM BUILT ily—lot is 100x230 (enough space for tennis court 1. Cablneled WESTDIGHOUSE 17" floor model well mannered children. Avail- rooms, recreation room, large rear Wetherafleld kitchen with built-in oven and range, exceptionally, bright able Aug. 1. Rent $110., Ml 9-7319. PORTER STREET — Center en BIGELOW STREET—Large 9 room 23 Taylor Road. 1964 F cIr D B passenger' wagon, television set, $25. Call MI 3-$9l3. house, four bedrooms. Real big yard with trees and shrubs, arbor Louis J. Milewskl dining 400m. screened porch off, living room, extra room on trance Colonial Cape, 5 generous SPLIT off breeseway oVer patio. Spotlights -* . West Hartford radio, heater, Fordomatic, excel-, Ellington Ridge Country Club Areo ALL size rooms. screen.pd porch, large deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga' lent transportation Good 'tires. first floor usable a.s den oh bedroom. I ’ -j bath.s. attached ga- U|ed sewing machines must Suburban For Rent 66 for backyard. A Blue Ribbon Value Edith C. Lagreze 3 Stanley Oval, • I be solisold—Singers and other makes. living room with fireplace, formal Exceptional .two year old, 8 bed- rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large Quick sale, $350, MI 3-1212. rage. Insulation. Owner's transfer to Florida is reason for family. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, MI at $16,9d0 Call George Riemer, MI Westfield, N. J. | selling. Firm quick sale price $19,000. Rich in appoinlnicnt.s williln and without, the executive with not Singer Portable $24.50; Singer ANDOVER—Route 6—3 room mod- dining room, one-car garage, room, 6 room spilt level. Custom 9-5306, JA! 8-4641. too large a famil.y who entertains formally will be happy to find 3-1877. FARM DRIVE — South Side 1 Console $30.50; cabinet electric. ern apartment waiting for buai- parklike yard. This property in top built-in features, plus 1V4 baths, Name | Address 63 PITKIN STREET. Located in a refined neighborhood is this Ranch-type home of another particular e.xecutive. The 6 $49.50; brand hew Singer Spartan nesg or retired couple. PI 2-6694. condition throughout, $17,800, picture book kitchen with double this gracious colonial home of 7 rooms. Top residential area rooms include a charming formal dining room 16x12. a delight- Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. NORTH COVENTRY — Modern Tumble Brook Acres, Inc. 1007 Farmingtoa * portable $59,601 Singer Sewing oven, dining room, full plaster ranch, bank appraised $17,400. BARROWS and ‘ Avenue, • SEPTIC TANKS yet handy to bus, stores and schools. Solidly built to owner s ful living room about 17x24 .with 10’ stone fireplace and 10’ pic- Contemporary Ranch— 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, ultra modern kitchen, Center, 832 Main Street. MI COVENTRY— Unfurnished, light, house, rec room with fireplace, 2- .specifications, this home should hold its value through tlic ture- window, and a .study artistically paneled in solid walnut. cheerful 5 room, second floor BENTON STREET—One block to Selling .$17,000. Joseph Barth, West Hartford CLEANED and INSTALLED 3-8883. car garage. Beautiful high eleva- Clifford E. and Elizabeth Hansen 50 Farm Drive years. Some of the features include 24-foot long living room, Wall-to-wall carpeting almo.sl new- onhnncp.s the beautv of I '/2 baths, recreation room, two zone heating, sun deck. Built less apartment in modern country- E. Center—6 room Colonial in tion. Large shade trees. Also new Broker. M l 9-0320. WALLACE fomial dining room, 4 bedrooms, large bright kitchen. ‘2-car three rooin.s and the attractive through hallway. tAnder.sen case- COMPLETE 4 rooms of household home, tiled bath, heat and hot extra clean condition. Very .spaci John P. Jr. and Marie T. Cheney 55 Farm Drive • SEWERS storage shed. House vacant, LIKE tARGE rooms? 7 large You are hereby noticed that the Board of Directors of the garage and tastefully landscaped grounds lOO'xlSO'. Fairly ment windows, full basement with' fireplace. ’2-car attached ga- than a year ago. furnishings Reasonably priced. water furnished. Adults preferred, ous rooms, I ’ j baths, screened . Priced to sell. 65 E. Center St! MI 9-5306 MACHim CLEANED priced for immediate sale. lagc. Artistically situated on full acre lot with trees and shrubs 238 Oak Street, Friday and Satur- ample parking. No pets. Coventry, front porch. Should sell qujckly at rooms in Rockledge split level, Town of Manchester propose to construct a sanitary sewer In providing privacy. Short distance to Ellington Ridge Country day. PI 2-6658 evenings. $18,000. Evenings Mr. Hayes, Ml brand new. 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga- (Office open 9 a.m.’ to 9 p.m.) Norwo(xi Street and Farm Drive. f - • INSTALLATION For further particularsL about these fine properties and for an 3-0527, Warren E. Howland real- Phone MI 3-627d ' ^ rage. Porter St. School. Look it I You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or appointment to inspectiat your convenience please call Club, 25 minutes to Hartford and Springfield, and about 10 min- SPECIALIST iite|i to Hamilton. ' Wanted—To Boy 58 Summer Homes For Rent 67 tor, MI 3-1108. over at your ccmvenience. Call CX50L) COMFORTABLE l/S acfe, buildings upon which the cost of such extension may bs assessed. Brae^Burn Realty John H. Lappen,. Inc., MI 9-5261, well landscaped, with 6 room split Objections to the proposed construction will be heard by the Pleasingly priced' tt the low 30 s. An appoint- Wb but, aniJ. or tna# smtique VACATION cottage—Cape Codr-all WASHINGTON St.—Four-room ex- evening and weekend, MI 3-5219. level and garden sunroom. High Bo'ard of Directors at a hearing to be held in Bowers Schiiot, Tom aid Oomtry ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ment is necessary but will be a pleasure. ane used fumituro, china, g^an. facilities, fireplace .wood, near .pandable Cape with garage. House elevation commanding view of Manchester, C(>nnectic(tit, at 6 ;lw P.M.', E.D.T.. August 8, 196L 983 MAIN STREET, silvar picture <|raraee and olo beaches, sleeps 6 or 6. MI 8-6777. has aluminum siding. Beautiful OWNER OFFERS 8 bedroom cus- OUT COVENTRY WAY-^8—RSom Conn. Valley. Ready for Immedi- BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MI 9-5241. coins, old dolls u d guns, bobby yard, choice locaUon. Only $14,900 tom built ranch, living room with ranch on lot approximately ate occupancy. Easy fiancingACall . TOWN OF MANCHESTBR. DRAINAGE GO. Real Estate Insurance WALTON W. GRANT AGDNCY coUectlona, attte eentebta or whole COVENTRY ILAKE —Cottage for —and - the present mortgage la large picture window and tjporch 206x500, li-ving room 14x24, Tours ..now. John H. Lappen, Inc., MI By ROmatT W. CKHtDON, rent, nice -location, modem con- $10,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, m M143 LILLIAN O. GRANT, RMltori Ml 8-1188 •states, flimltitro Repair Berrleo, overlooking reservoir >nd gbU for only $6,800; Madeline Smith, \ 9-5261, evening or weekend, MI „ SeersUijR' Taisetiniis. Cant T £ l a a-Tui. vwieneM. 140 woaUjr. MI %W8. MI B-187T. oounMk. MI MS80. Rtaltotr. ia'»4e43. »T44I, MI S4S21S. Jvtr u , 19«L ^ ^ Of - ^' 1 I " . ~l

u 9 A 0 M IBdURIBSN FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961

Miss Joyce Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Q. Baker Showers Honor Teeth Braces About Town 2M Porter St., returns home to- Main St. day from a three-week stay at Miss Tarpinian Crl>to(oro Colombo Society Hemlocks, the Blaster Seal Camp Manchester will colleet d u u »t the Itellen Recovered at HOUSE & HALE in Nichols for handlcan>ed young Miss Grace R. Tarpinian, 28 Americaa Club toiUi^t et 8 o'clock. people. Teresa Rd„ has been feted at two Hemben of Uw HaAeheste»Elin- l%e VFW Auxiliary will hold a miscellaneous bridal showers re- Globe Hollow blem Club are reminded to send public card party tonight at 8 cently. percel poet packages from their o'clock at the post homo at.Man- Gall O’Bright la a much hap- /'T H E Miss Mary Ann Paganl, 258 Mc- vacation trips to Mrs. Carol Leni- chester Green. pier girl today, now that aha haa han, 21 Cambridge St. The pack- Kee St., maid of honor, and Mrs. her teeth brace| back- In place ages will be used for a club project L«yton Lee Wllmot and Lyndon Charles J. Tarpinian, mother of the in the fall. after aklndlver Peter Beckwith re- Lee Wilmot, twin sons of Mr. and bride, were hostesses at a shower Most FAMOUS Mrs. Frederick W. Wilmot of Cov- at the Lantern Village Bam. covered them yesterday from the Miss Janet A. Whitney, daugh- entry, left July 12 for the U. S. Another shower was given by bottom 'of Globe H o llo ^ ' Swim- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Coast Guard Receiving Center, ming Pool. Sharing hpr Joy to no Miss Ann G. Bouchard of Hart- Whitney, S2 Alexander St., will Cape May, N. J. The boys enlisted ford, bridesmaid and sister of the small degree are her^arenta, Mr. NAME attend the North American Ecu for four years, and will train at bridegroom, and her mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Anthony O’Bright, 311 menlcal Youth Assembly on the Cape May for 13 weeks. They Harvey E. Bouchard, also of Hart- Oak St., who jvould prefer not to campus of the University of Mich were graduated from Manchester ford, at their home. go through/the process of replac- Igan Aug. 16-2S. The assem bly's a High School in June. Wallace Worthington of Daley ing the ^ c e s for her. gathering of young Christian lead- In The W O R L D " Rd„ Coventry, best man and broth- GalMoat the bracea Wednesday ers from about 40 communions in er-in-law of the bridegroom, gave n»n»da and the United States. afternoon, and an attempt then the bridegroom^'’ James T. Bou- Fabian Bachrach Photo Beckwith to find them was iln- Police Arrests chard of Hartford, a bachelor ^successful. Yesterday, Beckwith Mrs. Mary Sullivan Demers of party. Curate Assigned. Hartford, a member of the Man- returned rather hopelessly to the Anthony F. McAllister, 23, of no The couple will be feted after muddy water for another try, and, chester Business and Profession- rehearsal tonight at a bridal buf- n ie Rev. Stephen DavW^^at- al Women's Club, is attending the certain address, yesterday was thews, son of Mr. and Mrs^TIowsrd about 3:45 p.m., found the braces charged with breach of the peace, fet given by the bride’s aunt and annual convention of the National B. Matthews of Middletown, has stuck In the gravel bottom in wa- Roger Montgomery, 17, of Glas- uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred La- ter about three and a half feet Federation of Business and Pro- Plante, 93 Forest St., at their assumed his dutiM /ss curate at tonbury, told police McAllister deep. fessional Women's Clubs Inc. in home. Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrlng- Chicago, ni. . beat him up on June 24, on Main ton. The curatsJs mother is the for- Beckwith, ’ the O’Brights, and St, near Bill’s Lunijh Room, for re- Miss Tarpinian and Mr. Bou- mer Dagmag Anderson of Man- skeptical observers were all a lit- fusing to get McAllister and an- chard will be married tomorrow at St. James’ Church in Manches- chester. , ' ’ tle surprised when the second at- other person four quarts of beer. The Rev. Mr. Matthews was or- tempt to find the braces proved McAllister will appear in Cir- ter. dained tp the diaconate June 14 In successful. Swim Suits cuit Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. Christ Church Cathedral. Hart- Dependabls 14. ford, by the Rt. Rev. Walter H. Thomas Fulton, 24, of Coventry, Gray, Episcopal Bishop of Con- .yesterday was charged with opera- Public Records Pioneer A-warded OUR ENTIRE STOCK! Used Refrigerators necticut. ting a motor vehicle while his He was bom in Chicago suid re- license was under suspension. He Overhauled and Tested Warrantee Deeds- ceived his early education at the ’Chutes Contract v„_ will appear in Circuit Court 12. Alfred C. and Jape E. Ga- University of Chicago Laboratory Manchester, on Aug. 14. He posted leucia- to George F. and Mar> School. He is a graduate of Loomis Air Force contracts totaltng $2,- S250 ^ n d . Jape C. Murray, property at 146 School, Windsor, Conn., and re- 240,206.19 have been awarded to Potterton's Pine Si. ceived his B.A. degree with high Gerald F. and Ruth E. Diamond Pioneer Aerodynamics Systems ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church distinction frdm Wesleyan Uni- NOTICE Jr. to Billy G. and Alice Steven versity, Middletown. He received Inc., leading parachute and space son, property at 28 Bllyue Rd. to his S. T. B. degree from the Gen- recovery Systems manufacturing PUBLIC HEARING An^ldi Heights, Inc. toAn- eral Theological Seminary, New Arm whose main offices are located nettO^ C. and Jules E. Flliere, PROPOSED ADDITIONAL York City. at 168 Forest St. APPROPRIATIONS property off Dartmouth Rd. Martin and Maria F. Szeber to Michael Kagan, president of the Board of Directors tool shed at 102 S. Lakewood Cir- 23-year-oId parachute firm, said Town of Manchester, Connecticut Hazel H. Russell of Beverly Mass., property off Lenox St. cle, $150. that "A major portion of the con- Notice is hereb.v given that the R. E. Miller for Savings Bank Franklin G. and Dorothy M. tracts were for personnel ‘chutes Board of Directors, Town of Man- of Manchester, for alterations to of which Pioneer is one of the chester, Connecticut will hold a Welles of Vernon to Roy C. Con- yers, property off Rt. 83. building at 913 Main St., $2,000. prime suppliers to the govern- Public Hearing in the Bowers James Perkins, to build a ga- ment.” School on Princeton Street, Man- Carl and Bina Bergner of West Hartford to Alfred C. and Jane rage at 68 Bolton St., $1,800. Kagan also said that Pioneer has chester. Connecticut, Tuesday, Jarvis Const. Co. for Manches- August 8. 1961 at 8:00 P.M., Galeueia, property at 17 Westwood undertaken -major expansion of Its a brand new a failles St. ter Water Co., to build a pumping foreign markets and has completed EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST E.D.S.T.. on proposed additional station at 115 New State Rd., $5,- a every fabric • cottons Waiter J. Banner to Paul E. negotiations for the sale of para- LOBSTER ON FRIDAY appropriations as follows: 000. a sheaths, maillots and a. To the Sewer Department Barmer of Bolton, property at 49 chutes to the governments bf • knits Salem Rd. Walter E_ Behrmann for Fred EVENING Capital Improvement Reserve Petig Jr., additions and altera- Swrltzerland, Bel^um, Gerrftany • 1 and 2-piece shorts Fund, for the construction of Daniel B. Mosler and Tillle Most and the Union of South Africa. a 8 to 20 to Hans S. and Rosa Menco of tions to home at 94 Lenox St., a prints and stripes But Here It's a sanitary sewer in Norwood $1,500. Street and Farm Drive, also Rocky Hill, property at 18 Alice Dr. 'Nash W. Rowlett, for additions known as Farm Road, to be to garage at 58 Ashworth St., $300. plus financed by transfer to the Quitclaim Deeds B R O I L E D Robert E. Connors to Camille M. O. V. Erlandson for Winston A. Capital Improvement Reserve Chevalier, alterations to home aj SPECIAL GROUP Fund from anticipated in- Connors, property off Pioneer Cir- 11.88 QBSTER cle. 55 Oliver Rd., $4,000. A both FAIRWAYS A formerly to 29.95 come of the Sew’er Depart- Sherwood G. Bowers to the Mam- Frank Fody, to build a tool shed L ment—53,000.00 at 358 Hartford Rd., $50. r OPEN every FRI. b. To the Sewer Department chester Water Co., property off J A-LA-HOB-NOB Capital Improvement Reserve Baldwin Rd. FAMOUS NAME JAMAICAS Fund for the construction of Building Permits f NITE till 9; and S (Our Own Special a sanitary sewer in Hillside Everett W. Van Dyne to John Camera ^Stolen Franca Andlslo, alterations to commer- and BERMUDAS Street, Cole Street and Asy- ^AU DAY MONDAY^ Shrimp Stuffing) lum Street, to be financed by cial building at 214 Spruce St., $1,600. From Drug Store regular to 7.95 SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, transfer to the Capital Re- FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS, sen-e Fund from anticipated William L. Conlon, M.D., for Eileen K. Conlon, additions to Two Kodak Brownie Cameras FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, additional Income of the Sew- ROLLS AND BUTTER er Department—$13,000.00 were reported taiken yesterday 3.88 BOARD OF DIRECTORS from the Llggett-Rexall Drug TOWfN OF MANCHESTER Store in the Parkade. They are e whitestag, jantzen, rosecreet, sacony On the Concourse Robert W. Gordon, valued at $15.99 each. Ml<*ael e all type*, styles, colors Dworkin of the store made the Secretary coMriers st o ck of e sizes 10 to 20 At the Parkade Dated at Manchester, Connecti- complaint to police.

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