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MONDAY, JULY t, 1861 Average Daily Net Press Run ' The Waatber ^ iO U R TB EN ■ Ver tlM Weitk Ended Fotoeeat of V, SL Weettwr 1 lEni^tttttg % ra l5 June 8, 1881 . - c ■, Moetfy fair, eoel agahl MHlllR^’ 13,330 Low 6e to 58. Tlmndiir, DeAty Bank Assets .Mwaber of the Audit. cloudy, eUght efcaam at m thoofOt J^MmtTown No Herald Biiieeu ef dreulntlea late la day. H|gh near 88. ManchenteiZ^^ Vitlagis Charm H m flnaaes comiAktee of Tomorrow FUNERAL HOME dim oa ShM. AutUtaryv VPW, will At New High .•poMor s Idtchen loclal 't1\ursday «t T:M pjh. at tha VFW *Po*t The Manchester Evening A opo-year Incrmufo MT'8.26 per FUNERAL VOL. LXXX, NO. 233 ^ (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) :HEStER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961 (ChMilfled AdyerttslBg on Page 26) PRICE FIVE CENTS Herald will not publish' to­ cent In ttEsetalM brought the to­ Hotna. M n. Charles Hirth will be tal aueta of tfinSBKlnga Bank of ' chatnnan. Members and friends morrow, Independence Day. Manchester to an all-time high ot SERVICE .Ma tevited. Refreshments will be Drive carefully! $41,664,732, aa of June SO. WALTER N. ■erred. I '/ ...... ' ..... In figures released today by LECLERC Protest Algerian Partition New Haven RR There will be no meeting of the Lynwood K. Elmore, bank presi­ Director J^Qberta Vendrlllo." Claire Des- dent. the bank’s aaaeta increased rosier, Gloria Rutsky, ^Tudy Sut- Sunset Council. Degree of Pocb- $3,179,286 alpce June 30, I960. Delays Special Im , and Ratsieia Vicorito, all of honUs, tonight. The sum m er Call Ml 9-5^69' A gsdn of 4.72 per cent In depoe- 23 Main StfeetTManchester- . Maaehq|ter. haf^ .^kt returned schedule Is one meeting the- third ite for the half year Increased the from a motor tour oT-tho country, Monday during July, Aug,, arid total depoalta by $1,689,274 to $37,- s Battle Board Meeting The flrls toured approximately SO Sept. 475,935. The projected one-year in­ . itatee, visltihg; nabi^al parks, kikL. crease In depoeits Is 0.44 per cent. Hollywood and Disneyland on the Mortgage loans amounted to RANGE Washington, J ^ 5 trt Senior Scduts Sail for Europe disturbances in the big coastal Jerusalem, July S (4^—Israel Fairfield Man The m ^ in g will be a r 6:30 p.m. orah Miller, Mrs. John Mortimer,^ Karen Churila, Seth Gartslde, No change is reported In the cities. fired Us first successful-rocket in­ called off a special board a car pf tourists from Rock­ at Uig Manchester Country Club. - Alban. Richard Hansen,. Gerald Nineteen Senior Girl Scouts of Troop 1 with two . leaders were condition of William .Belekewicz, PILCRIM Cambria, and Richard Bocchino, accompanied to New York City Saturday afternoon by almost Gall Gralf. Jane MaUett, Carol Rldyard, Dolores Yofk, Diane But Moslepng attacked police to space today, the government an­ bieeting today in New York ville, Conn., on a desert road Swanson, Bonnie Moore, Frianoes Harrison, .^m Louisa Jeffries, 17, of Coventry, who was critically with bare hands and stones in Al­ Fairfield, July 5 (jip)—-An Gerald 'Cambria participated in 100 parents and friends in three chartered busM. Ilie scout nounced. City ami'd reports that presi- last night, shot, robbed and group sailed at midnight aboard the “Hanseatic” for a two-month Linda Johnson, and MIm Emily Smith. Karen AQtchell arrived injured last Tuesday In an auto­ giers Itself. The ancient Casbah argument between two elder­ a drum- duel with his instructor, too late, for the photograph but on time for the trip. The scouts mobile accident in North Stoning MILLS Seethed with unrest. It was ringed The rocket, a meteorological d e n t i a 1' intervention was left for dead two people gnd Fred Bocchino. toiir of Europe. Bidding “Farewell, Manchester: Hello, Europe” ly men resulted in the death FOR RENT are (kneeling) Roberta Johns, Virginia King, Gloria Trukas, and will spend next IHiesday, July 11, In Manchester, England. (Her­ ton. by barhe.d wire, and troops stood type, was fired from a secret, In­ being sought to save the road fled with a teen-age girl. ald irtiqtb by Oflara). . A ’^spokesman at Westerly Hos­ guard. ’ stallation on the Mediterranean. from bankruptcy. pf one of them today. But Charles BooUUroyd, 65, 'lur- 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projectors Frances Nylin. Standing are Marilyn Kaefer, Jackie Cook, Deb- pital, westerly, R. I., where Bele- OPEN TONIOHT Frank Szabo. 70, died in *■■ —sound or silent, also 35 ihm. Mo.slems were enraged at the The government .said the firing No date was set for a new meet­ vived. He was reported In seri­ kevvlcz was rushed after the car Idea that they might be relegated was a ‘‘complete succe.ss.” ing, nor was any reason given for Bridgeport hospital ofv shotgun ous , condition with two bullet slide projectors. Richards Observe High School, fie is married to the In which he was riding hit a tele­ CHENEY HAlX /I wounds. Andrew Somogyi, also former Nsuicy Marie Hanley of HARTFORD RD. / I to the arid Interior of this North The complete government com­ the postponement. wounds in the face. ' Parking Ban phone pole-and tree and overturn­ African territory while the million munique announced: , 1 70, was reported in good condi­ Mrs. Jeanette Sullivan, 40, was WELDON DRUG CO. 25th Anniversary Manchester. 'They have two chil­ ed onto a stone wall, said the Latest development in the road’s tion. ' 901 Main S t Tel. Ml S-SS21 See You at Mt. Nebo dren. European settlers topk over all the “At 4:41 a.m. today a succes.s- struggle for survival was a re­ kUlled, youth -still remains on the critical rich and fertile coast. ful attempt was made to send a ported appeal to President Ken­ Police said the men argued last BOothroyd told s doctor-that the Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Richard, Set for Area list. , • Administrative headquarters In meteorological rocket into space nedy for an immediate $5.5 nril- night in the back yard of a 2-fam- gunman forced Mrs. SulliAtan’s 110 Washington St., ^ celebrated The drivei; of Oie car, George P. Algiers,issued a communique early from the Mediterranean shore. ‘The llon loan to stave off bankruptcy. llj’ house at 2022 Kings Highway, daughter, Denise, 14, into his ait. For Fireworks ShoV^ Crash Survivor Turcotte, 19, and another passen­ In. the afternoon claiming that the rocket \ras planned, built and fired in which they made their home. and sped sway: - r ~ .' their 25th wedding annl'versary Police Chief James Reardon ger, lUmald Kohler, 19, both of The road filed application for the Tliey quarreled over .the price of a said today that a parking ban RUG and rebels had not attained their ob­ by a crew of Israeli seienfisl.s and loan last month and had hoped to A team of sheriff’s ofnears and L T. WOOD CO. Saturday at a dinner party given Coventry, were not'injured in the techhlcians. The purposes of the can of paint. in their honor at the. Imperial' ■will be enforced tomorrow Said Improving accident. jective.'!. , ' use part of the money to pay bond: state patrolmen were concentrat­ Highlights of the Fourth of July for Manchester residents night on both sides of Spring “In effect,” said the communique, experiment were achieved.” interest due Monday. The failure At the height of the dispute, po­ lice said, Szabo went to the house,> ing their sea^ for the fogitiva ICE PLANT Steak House. Bolton. will be the fireworks display to be heldvtompO'ow night at St. from . Mt. Nebo Pi. to Eugene Dunphy, 34, of 667 N. UPHOLSTERY "except for sopie isolated points, Government spokeismen .said the to meet these payment's set off new this morningYn what is knoAvn aa Mr. and Mrs; Richard w ere Mt. Nebo Field. The American Legion-sponsored exhibition Gardner St. prior to, and dur­ Advertisement— calm reigns in Algiers.” It said firing was witnessed by Premier reports of possible bankruptcy. brouglit back a 12-gauge shotgun, 51 BISSEIX STREET Main St., who was the sole sur­ and fired at his neighbor. Somogyi the Big SHMt area of aoutheaatem Turn East Froni Main S t marled on July t. 1936,- in St. will W'ipd up Independence Day celebrations which for many ing, the fireworks display at vivor of the two-car collision in that in numerous sectors of the David, Ben-Gurion and other of­ • 'rile President, it was reported, Denise Sullivan Utah near where the kUUng took James' rectory. They have two Mt. Nebo Field. All Package Stores Will Be Open country life moved on normally. ficials. tried to shield himself with a At State Theater began ■last Friday afternoon, East Hampton June ,.35,, in which 4th. of July, Manchester Package CLEANING had talked by telephone Sunday place,/' children, Mrs. Gerald Besterfleld of Area holiday events also in­ There will be ample parking three men died, has been removed The ’ communique did not give The purpose of the experiment with ■ Myer Feldman, his depiit/ small bench, btit part of the Ah officer said: "We don^ be­ Manchester and Clyde Richard Jr., The 'American Legion has con- Store -Association. figures oh the dead and -wounded. charge caught him in the eye. clude sports and recreation activi­ tractied the Interstate Fireworks in the field off Charter Oak frorn the critical list at Manches­ TEL. Ml 9-1752 lieve he ever got out of there.” He a student at Renesselaer Poly­ ties. ' St., Chief Reardon said. Cars ter Memorial Hospital. Meanwhile In Paris, a spokes­ ^(Continued on Page Thlrleon) (Continued on Page Twenty-seven) As the.v were arriving to arrest Arab Leagiiej added that it wiU take a long time ^ technic Institute, Troy, N. T.: and Highways will be filled with Mfg. Euid Display Co., Inc. tb pre­ will not be perinltted to leave A hospital spokesman said to­ or man rejjorted that during a cabinet Szabo he turned the gun on sent their luinual show, which wdU meeting today there was no discus­ to insdte'a thorough aesuuh of the a granddaughter, Debra Dynn people heading for shore vacation the pEU’klng area after the day that Dunphy’s condition- Is ESTOW I I Ml 3-5747 himself, police said. He was area.. Searchers are hsimpered by Di^eidable Besterfleld. spots, already occupied by those begin at dark. As in the past, tui fireworks display until all.pe­ "impro-vlng,” although he Is still sion of Algeria’ problem or of to­ wounded in the left sid.e of the Seeks to End aerial bomb, will be exploded at 6 PHARMACY day’s violence. rugged terrain and. the area is In­ fortunate enough to have a four- destrians have cleared ..the in the special care imlf at the hosr W Underground, for Peaceful Use chest. - terspersed with old mining roads. p.m. to announce the event Fail­ 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9948 The strikers were demonstrat­ d ^ weekend. area, he sEdd. pital. Roadblocks , were act up over Used Refrigerators Uttle League baseball and golf ure of the bomb to explode will no­ Dunphy was the driver of one OPEN ALL DAY Garner's ing loyalty to the regime of rebel ■fO Shelh^tolen Kuwait Scrap are the major scheduled holiday tify residents that the display has automobile ' which ' collided with JULY 4th 8 GKISWOI.n ST. premier Ferhat Abbas and pro­ much of squtfaesuitam Uti& and been postponed until July 6. testing President Charles de GauI- Police are looking for some 40 mor­ Bouthwesteim Colorado last nlghL . Owrhauled and Tested FREE DELIVERY sports events. Three doubleheaders another driven by Samuel Cltro of Largest Selection Sunglasses Wc Give Green SUuiips tar-type shells' Avhich were stolen Kuwait, July 6 Secretary- are elated' in the Little League, Chairman of the 1961 program, Dr. Albert Guay New. Britain. Citro, Carl Flllault le’.s threat to partioh the North Many roadblocks, were lifted at Senator Wants UN Sunday from the Litchfield Coun­ general Abdel Khalek Hassouna dsAvn. A Utah HighAvay Patrol A t The PARKADE - one each, at -Waddell, Vei^lsinck Michael McDonnell, a past com­ of Gilead and Nell Krelger of New African territory. try Club... " " / and Buckley Fields, first game at mander of the Manchester Ameri­ Now a Captain Britain, each a passenger In one As the demonstration swelled, of the Arab League left for Saudi Joined the hunt at daybreak. Potterton's LIRDEn DRUG can Legion Post, said that contri­ tt:apepared certain the death toil The shells were to haA-e been a Arabia today on the next leg of his Mostly from inforination Booth- each site starting at 1:30. of the Cars, were killed in the higl^ght of the club's.July < fire­ 180 Center S t—Cor, of Church Several special events are listed butions will be accepted-from spec­ Dr. Albert H. 'Guay of 2b Spruce crash, - would rise to dim the prospect of mission to mediate the Kuwalt- rojld gave .the dhctbr, aherifT’a of­ at both the Manchester Country tators at the field. Donations may negotiations .between the rebels Monitor N-Testing works display. Iraq quarrel. ficers piieced'ti^ther tbis.'etoiiY: St. was recently proihoted to cap­ . . 'O State Police said the sheila were Club and BlUngton Ridge Country also be sent to the A m erican tain. He is serving at a U.S. Army and the French, twhlch a French Hassouna refused to reveal de­ The bandit, described etocky ■ Legion. at 20 Leonard St., Man­ spokesman said had been tenta­ "potentially very dangerous” in tails of his talks aa’UIi Kuwait;* and datk, had stopped on aJltU* Club by respective pros, Alex Hospital in Vicenza, Italy, with the the hands of anyone Avho did not Hackney and Wally .Ocjion. chester. SEATAF, a branch of NATO. VILLA MARIE HOTEL tively scheduled to a resume next Washington, July 5 (ff5 The^now exists in the teat ban negotia- ruler about Iraq’s claim to this oll- used jeep road hear Dead Hors* The display will Include 423 Monday. July 10, ' tions. ' , haAre the proper equipment' or rlch sheikdom. But he said he Point State Park, about 28 miles Tennis courts at Memorial Field, v'Dr. Guay entered the Army last SOUTH GLASTONBURY Two thousand Moslems United Nations should be invited to dtofSKiadgS.pf-Jia.w to set them off. Robertson Park and the West Side aerial colored bombshells which July as a first lieutenant. He ie a .'“Itavdelegaie* miiy'‘v6te'to ' jp u th w q a t^ Jlfoab. Boothroyd are fired singly. In pairs. In flights, tidthIth j^Wce at Telergma.-ln eastern and inspect ariitnUefi pro­ KuAA-ait ' and' s'TljiehSHU Solution and the^BulUvim# caqte along and Oval wiir be available ^ for those graduate cumlaude from Tufts CLOSED ■it*, of the biggest French this projwt 6f teztingj(or peaceful or simultaneously. . The g r a n d Alljii**»it gram of U.S. underground nuclear purposes or'fart-’^ 8 .Certsure of R ^ l Police Dog can be found. '■'* puUed,to a Aii^fn Ik* ma»slg<> desiring to play. Dental School in Boston. He: at­ air naze fti Algeria. At Miliana, test.s for peaceful purposes. Sen. Kuwait’s ruler. Sheik Sir Ab­ All town supervised swimming finale wrlll feature 252 bombshells tended Trinity College for three From July 1 thru Aug. 2-1 world opinion by Voting against Brldgepoirt„ July 8 (/P)—"Major,” naiad to.^hem. '-'- . yo - • Do You Know? fired in rapid succession.' in the central part of the country, Hubert H.■ Humphrey, ■ D-Minn., our resolution." dullah as-Salim as-Sabah rent his Boothroyd got eut of hid cur and pool,?;—Globe Hollow. Verplanck years. Open Aug. 25 some 300; young men, women and suggested today. the Bridgeport Police . Depart­ nephew. Sheik Jaber, wRh Hos- and Salter’s—will be open tomor­ The contract price for this A 1963 graduate of Manchester childrHi, led by rebel guerrillas in .* He also proposed turning over Humphrey stressed he was not ment’s dog, was being credited to­ year’s progp'Eun is 81,400, $100 suggesting a r^umption of mili­ day with assisting in one arrest, Bbuna to doilver a personal mes­ (Ocntlniied aa IfUn) That we can make row from 9:30 a.m. to noon and uniform, rushed riot forces'who to the United Nations the data ahd sage to Saudi Arabia's King Saud from 1 to 8 p.m. more than last year. opened fire on them. Five persons. tary n p j^r tests. which led to another. results of such tests. Hp^hqged President Kennedy to thanking him for military and po­ your old shoes look Including a French policeman, wore Hump^hrey. assistant 'Senate Lt. Dominic A. Conte, com­ litical support. dire^the U.S. delegation to spon­ mander of the detective division, like new but will reported killed in the two cia.sh- Democratic leader and chairman sor « resolution in the coming ses­ Kuwait authorities, meanwhile, have that old shoe When you j^ant the best, buy es. of JJic Senate, DlsaAnament .sub­ ■aid police yesterday arre.sled Paul sealed off the northern frontier • One-Moslem 'waa reported killed sion of the General Assembly ad­ J. Russell, 20. Stra-tford, and Jack comfort! committee. said in a statement that vocating establishment of a U.N. area facing Iraq and for the first at Constantine, 'where troops U.N. inspection of the tests would CJarter. , 25, Bridgeport, both on lime forbade civilians from enter­ control system for the American charges of breaking and entering. yCnlled -froiB A F ^ l ^ Men’s full sole jobs give, the Soviet Union “a clear al­ testing program. Humphrey said: ing advance military positions.-' (Oontlnaed am Page TWenty-aeven) ternative to the Impasse which He said the dog “flushed” Car­ Twenty newsmen on an army- include new heels, ■*niere can be ho- -workable ter from a hiding place underneath Air Mattresses treaty for a test ban until w'd sponsored • visit to British units in laces, heel seats and bushes, and hi.s. arrest led later to the desert Avere turned back at a HOFFA WINS VOOL 12 styles to choose from have developed effective methods the arrest of Russell. a shine! to detect -'underground nuclear newly established control post 10 Miami Benek, Iln,, Jn|y ft (ffil T cmHI f s t a thrill, too, m M Over-All Total Sets Mark Conte said both are wanted In s miles north of the capital. KUAvait explosions. Such methods .can be break In the Bridgeport Column —TM Tsamstei* aaaaamiOou to ­ wfasn yon sts ths heels, perfected only through a'respoh- officers said Kuwait’s Supreme day ahoiitod approval od-m nao- • All Work CA.XDIHS Company factory, 146 Da\ds Ave. Council decided last night to close witboot B ails, pat. on with sible research program which in­ He added that Russell has admitted hitloa Kflnnlng-bdieC ta.tke la- $0 .9 9 cludes undergroimd nuclear test­ the area to all civilians. teiylty ot Vnloo • Ytealftewt M r New AUTO-GOLER. Guaranteed! ing. (Contihned on Page Tavo) Hassouna, who came to Kuwait James R. Hoffa deppU*.* aaalea Itsntw yam heels TO- Up Highway Deaths Hit ‘‘The United States sliould show after talks AA-lth Iraqi leaders in o< court dtargea and raomo*- its w'illingness to launch and con­ Baghdad, said Iraq \VouId “def­ tiqna againat hkn. Tlia reaoln- SAT. Work Osarantced. duct such a program. We caniiot initely not" attack Kuwait. -But tion reviewed tndletmeata and • WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS f WHITE STAG LENOX PHARMACY engage in .such a program until British forces kept a round-the- chargea sgaiaat Hotfa levded In , "Shoe Repairing'— Second to None!” Ml 9-0896 RecoiM for Holiday we offer to open It to the inspec­ clock watch on the border. Senate Inveatigsttons. It anid 299 L CENTER ST. tion of teams made up of member News Tidbits Hundreds of Kuwaitis cheered that despite all tUs the dele- nations of the U.N.” Hassouna as he. drove last night- cates expressed eonBdenoe In SLEEPING BAGS ■ ______------. . ■ • from the AP Wires Charles Boqthroyd By THE ASSOC3ATED PRESS olast Friday to mi'dnight Tuesday, a He described the Geneva teat to the palace of Sheik Abdullah his Int^yity nad 'Wfth devotton TmlBo period, of 102 hours. Tiiat was the ban negotiations os “hopeleaely as'-Sabah, who requested ^Britlsh to duly.” bogged do-wn.” help after Premier Abdel Karim SHOE REPAIR SERVICE B o a tin g ...... largest total since four died in. , Chief Justice Earl Warren says USE OtJR OAK STREET ENTR.ANCE—MI 8-4128 TENTS in stock Drownlag .... 1954. One fireworks death was re­ TTie Geneva Impasse stem* from claimed Kuwait and .Jts Arast oil N-C8tUlSEB SiULS the hope for fererallsm k spread­ reserves as Iraqi territory. mMeOwieoiM ported last year. Russian insistence that a S-man Qidnoy. Mam,. Jqiy ft (ffi) - - a executive board run any test ban ing from nation to nation . . . The Hassouna mad* clear he would U.Sl Held Convinced ' For comparative purposes, the The wqrid’a Bret nnolenr-mwm> inspection machinery. The western drive to reconvene the Gongblese say nothing for publication about OPEN JULY 4,h N> 3 P.M. Total ...... 916 Asrociated Press made a survey of Parliament bogs. doAA-n In feuds and ed oriiiser, tiie 1788 LoOg oearil. accidents In a non-holiday period' .power.s have not ‘agreed. Since the his talks Avlth Kassem and the left the bunder's yards todOy for proposed directorete would give second thoughts, despite insistent shetk until he has had a chance Traffic deaths climbed to record of 102 hours,' from 6 p.m. Friday U.N. attempts to restore demo­ threo days of sea trials In hmal MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. June 16 to midnight Tuesday June the Soviets a reto oA-er this- whole to "confer with leaders of other Of Soviet, China Rift height* for a summer holiday dur­ cratic government ... . Fidel -Cas­ Arab countries. waters. ..Built at ttie BetaMwm 169 N. MAIN ST.’, AT DEPOT SQUARE ing the long Independence Day 20. The- count showed: 882 traffic; policing system. ^ Steel Oo.*s ymtta, :the Ismc .■ OPEN DAILY TO 9 PJW.—MI-8-7111 it’hen the Geneva'ponference be­ tro claims U.S. is trying to force The 10-natloft Arab League, weekend. S3 Ijoatlng: SO drownlngs; 99 mis- (libans to go hungry by eenbargo- Beach keel was l*id Dec. 2, 5n»IBER BANK CHARGE PLAN cell^eous, a total of 674. gan more than 2'2 years ago, the meeting in Cairo, decided to jSst- By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^longtime student of Soviet affairs, 1957. and she was tounehed Jnly The .tally today -also showed that United States, Russia and Britain Ing food exporta to Cuba; pone.until Jidy 12 consfderatlon of -■4- tha over-all accident toil, Including Washington, July 5 kitebeo, Ppritron actually "inhale*" grearo par- • ^ JBgK 336 NORTH MAIN ST.-rrPUONE MI 9-5253 'evenly divided between traffle and short distance from the house tial raihsV on sea coast'‘ of Japan Items which a merohant offers Top Kennedy administration offl- were .yelping pro-Commimist qle* crosalng anfl waa kit kgr tka train. tides before they can stain walb. While w gray. * i l | J cidents, 126 drownlngs not involv­ drowning three and three.,.... where his father lay'dead Avith five leave 12 dead and 1 missing, na­ at cut-rate as a means of drawing dais , were deeply Interested' over ments in Laos in order to prevent The (e^ 4adt of n 8-natt ing boats, and UO perspns killed In Irdoes all'we say, or ypnr money tack. frOMw V GLASTONBURY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH One of the victims was tfiawrife bullet wounds. tional police report. . . Youth Cen­ customers are known as ‘.‘loss lead­ the July 4 holiday in an article pub­ the Red Chinese from tsk t^ OAm vridoh hit the trelleraMHila m , \ M u ^te te r ShmqiinK Parkade, Middle Turnpike and IhlKellaneoUa type accidents. of a clergyman high in the offices Police said McLaughlin, -began' ter named for American Enter­ ers,” because.it is tha merchant’s lished ikithe ftuqday Times in Lon­ there, U.fl. officials said they hid the treeka. Bdt tte'nlhai In i \ 68 Hetotin Avenue ^eet Rood, Route 88 Three degths m fireworks were m Bmad lK., Mandheetcr. Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to JA 2-5826 TBenroqt 5-6218 (ff the Unked (^ u i^ of Christ, ths firing at two dffleers in the staUon, tainer Sophie Tucker dedicated at hope that once in the store, cus- don last SUndayt.and reprinted here no way of knoAving ■whether this nnlta, aa axpieaaiciA . . . S a t iu ^ . 9 A.M. to . 6 P.M. - ‘ (WMrted during the. coimt of vio- Be4ri, a collective aetUement in today by the Washington Post ear. n lonOga ear and LENOX PHARMACY COMPLETE HOMS HEAinNO SA I.^ and SBSVIGB I m meeldeat deaths from 6 p.m. (OoaHiraedlea Pag* Itv8) ' (Oeattafoed am Totga Twanty) tha Negev Derert, iBraeL. (Oonlllniied on Pag* Twenty) . This article by' Isaao Deutscher, a (Oontlinied on Fsge TweBty-wveaX oohohni derailed., .r ... 1 PJI^IVednjNlily» TOuyday, jMday, 9 AAL to 9 P.]d. 299VC. 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I w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COKff, ^DNESDAY, 5,1961 Ma n c h ester e v e n in g h eb .^ ^ , BiANGHiesTER, cx3Nn .,-w edn esd ay, ^[:^ b, i 96i PAGE TRRSR le Mother, 4 0 v Slain^ Storrowton Mutio Fair In West O bituiiry SiateNews Building Work Springfield, Mass., ridw through RenpvatidB'Dane^ Sheinwold on July 16. Daughter Kidnaped in Utah In Loth-Gear, As You JLOce It "Ths Gazebo” opened lazt night Piann^ by Club Mrs. Mario M. Brodopr n at the Nutmeg Theater of the Unt- Mrs. Mario Mlllotto Brodour. S3, veralty of Connecticut, Sto^s. tnai rkc* otM) By JUDITH ABEARN A "renovation dance” .will be of West Hartford, mother o f Rob­ During Strikfi TWO iOHANCnA Take Me .Along” / with" Dan held at the British American Club (ContiBa«d Pag* Om ) BEirnSR THAN, ONE North daalsr Dailey is playing at the Oskdale Saturday night from 9 to li uvaBMd l)Mk. Tha man aakad fair ert W. Brodour, 46 Buckingham ...... KortbGeiith rulaanUa Fof ^ 6 PMt week we have l^en entertain­ . Moat Maneheatar oonatruetfon By Alfred Shatriwold NORIH Musical Theater ui Wallingford. The main room at the club was , nooav aiM Boothroyd rafoaad. " St., Manchester, died in St. Fran­ some B1 b^glartes in Bridgeport; ed by the profress of 48 zinnia and'marigold- ^ J e o t j lumbered silong' in low Tf your opponents are on their .a a q j : recently redecorated. '' U mb, tha m*n raaelMd Into hla cis. Hospital, Hartfoid, Monday Stratford and Fairfield. - ' Johnny Kane and his Irish Or­ 1 «nr, puIlM out a jifle, and began gear today- iiK eplte of looming toes they won’t let you lead two V K r s punts m d an uncounted number of ager , « The two men sVe being held in suits at the same- tiirie. You have 0 A Q 5 atum. Since this probably. w ou chestra will provide music. A buf­ •haoUng- bond at-8Si,000 each. problems poeM the strike o f dn’t entertain fet will be .served during the eve­ Beothroyd was hit in the taca Mrs. Brodour, widow of "Arthur ter$ Thuraday Buniv-an in the back of the head. Ladles of ^Salettc, _the Burma finesse first. ’Dila loses to the king, A Q I1 0 9 AI54 :inaurance Co. In Bloomfield. singers from the greater Hartford Cub Scbiit Prick 351 held its saw. the 13th annual Barnum Fes­ ■ - 'SOUTH ' area. HIGH QUAUTY AND H ^ E MUCH TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF Re took Boothroyd's and Mrs. Mission Clubi Daughters of Isabel* . A meeting bet£’e«n state' and arid back comes a club to the ace. last meeting o f the year at Cub- tival street parade hero yesterday, federal mediators and rMireaenta- A 10 9 8 7 5 2 2 The program for the concert will Windsor Locks, July 5 (JP)' — The, SuUivan’s wsJIcts. Authorities did la, and, Gur Lady of 'Soriows, DaSlaror leads a trump to the consist of Mo*art March, 335; Brawley was guest conductor a riecorfi. . ' tives. of the brlcklayei’s-plaaterers ly 8 6 2 when the Manchester Civic Or­ land, Camp Pioneer, with a family U.S. Weather Bureau issued this GOOD PERSbNALTRANWRTATION." / not say how much money they con­ Chucch. The music, color arid enthusiaam queeri > and , ruffs a club. Then he 0 4' Mozart "Symphonle Conceriante extended Connecticut forecast to­ union- and the Hartford .General .leads a trump tq. the ace and leads chestra made Its debut last 'spring. picnic. Games and reebs were..held, ' y- tained. 'Survivors, besides her son here painted a festive picturo for flie in E Flat, K 364, with sololais Os­ day for Thursday through next : The man dragged Mrs. Sullivan Include five other sona in Hartford, Contractors association adjourned dummy's last club. East 'discards wald Lehnert, who la concertmas- Ootaiiig Up In Manoheater and prizes were awarded to the Mondy: Temperatures are expect­ holiday cifowds of spectat'm. this noon, and will resume Friday. NGrth KmI Rfsik WmS ' to the edge of a nearby cliff. - West Hartford, East Hartford and a heart Jr p diamond, and South 1 MT PaH 4 A AH M ter ■ of the M a irc h ester Civic The Hunt Bros. Circus 'will be winners of first and second plaices. ed to average two to four degrees ,P.S. Our new car deal* on Rhmhler, the quality compacty are Among those Who partlcipatsd The mediators, Francis H. rufta. - ' - ' ■ ’ - held Saturday at the Mancheater The terriflM girl apparently tried St. Lo.uis; four daughters in West were Gov, John .N. Oempeey, U.S. . Opaiiing lead — A Q Orchestra, and Victor LionU, viola; The Court of Awards was held below normal, with little day to to drive off but the victim's vehicle Hartfoid. Hartford and DrOxel HUl, Ballou for 'the Federal Mediation If Bkuit had held four cluta, Benjamin Britten "Simple Sym­ Parkade at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m ., day change. The normal high and ' most competitive, bank financinK available oii all aalesC Sen. Prescott Bush and U.S. Rep. and Conciliation Service and 'Nor- south was going to olqcard a heart "Pape” with Oantinflas is play­ around the evening campfire, wsLs found it short distance away. Pa.; 23 grandchildren; 46 grea.t- Abner W. Sibai: ' • . ; phony")- and Vaughn WllUariu low temperatures this period are: It looked as If It had been run down randchildren, and several nieces bert Dion for the state, did riot on the last club. Easfswould win mond fineaaa loses. East returns a ing at the State Tlieater.' lihich had been lighted b y’ boys Hartford, 86 and 62; Bridgeport, M diamond to the ace. South geta rid 'Serenade to Music" for - chorus and rammed by another cdr. / and a nephews. . comment whether any progresa the trick but would theiiK^ave to and atring orchestra with aoloiata CUldren’s Shows graduating "from Cubs to B ^ 81 and 63; and New Haven, 79 and The funeral will be held B'riday Critically Injured had been made to end the Strike lead a red ault, giving duiqmy a, of a heart, niffa a diamond and A series of six chlldrwi’s movies rcouts. Leonard Brown, an oil drilling leads a heart He will atUl make Nelga Lyim, soprano; Jacquelyn «2. JOSEPH SULLIVAN ' operator, said he was about two Lnring Studio,>tr-8;45 a.m. at Dillon’S Funeral Niaritic, iuly 6 (40—A'* 57-year which wae called at midnight last free finesse...... > Jarrett, contralto; Roger Loucks, wlU be shown at the State Theater Awards were presented as fol- Precipitation may total over one Friday. Now South must tackla ths the contract if the ace of hearts Sales Manager THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS... miles away from the adene and Home, 63 Main St., Hartfbrd, fol­ old woman lies in critical condition tenor, formerly a Manchester resi­ beginning Tuesday, July !j8. lo'ws: half inch, occurring ss showers Engaged lowed by I solemn high Mass Of The brieklayero will also hold suite by himself. He wriU make t! la li) the Weet hand. In ahort South Wp’re not sure of the order Charles Scully, John (jj>uaglia, Thuraday or Friday and again heard the ^Ots. today with injuries incurred when aucceeda if West haa either the dent, and Kenneth Holton, bass- He said he raced to his oil rig requiem at Our Lady of Sorrows a membership meeting Friday game If West has the king of dia­ baritone. theyil be In, but the eix are “The Henry Klein Jr., and ' Joqeph about Sunday. 'Die engagement of MisS Susan an outboard motor boat hit a spile monds or the ace of hearts. Which king of diamemds or the ace of and telephoned hla office In Fhrm- E. McNamara of Blast Hartford to Cliurch at 9:30 a m. Burial wUl be night In case any tentative agree­ Buccaneer,” "Bonzo Goes to (3ol- Quaglia, lion books; Richard Dy­ 1960 RAMBLER GROSS COUNTRY STATION WABON in the Niantlc River Moridsy. ment Is reached that day. red auit should South lead first ? hearts. ^ The second concert on July 12 Only I Uown tn g^ , N. M. The alert was relay­ Ernest A. Welskopp of Mgncheater in Mi. St. Benedict Cemetery, conslstapf the Bach “Brsuidenburg zlege," “Golden Age o f Comedy,” er,- Thomas Ray, and Robert Like new throughout . . . Loaded . . . Save. Bloomfield. -C . P. Caulkins, East Lyme In addition, the mediators-have Net Obvious. Dally 4)ueattoH “Chief'Crazy Horse,” "Black Cas­ Close, lion badges. ed to authorities. Brown gave of­ has been announced by lier par deputy harbor master, estimated Dealer,, at your left, bids one Concerto 'No. 3” ; ShostaKovitch ficials a description of the map's BYiends may call at the funeral called a meeting of s t r in g The choice la ,not obvious. If tle” and "Kill the Umpire.” ants. Mr. and Mti?. John D. Mc- the 14-foot, aquire row boat was South-leads a heart, hie'contract notrump. Partner doubles, and ths "Plano Confcerto No, 1” with Leo Paul Stankiewicz and James car. Which he said he could see Naipara. Blast Hartford. home tonight from 7 to -9, and to­ 'plumbers aind eteamfitten and the Tlie series 'will be one dollar, and Olekslw, wolf badges and-'gold ar­ 1959 RAMBLER 2-DOOR SEDAN.. AMERICAN ...... traveling 35 miles an hour when it Hartford Mechanical Contractors depends solsly on the location of next player pas8es. You held: Rewlnski as piano soloist. Marendaz from his rig. - Her fiance is the son of Mr., and morrow from 2 to 8 and 7 to 9 The program will conclude with all the showa will be Tuesday af-* rows; John pleksiw, gold arrow Spdouble the chorus will serve as soloists- In 1957 BUICK 2-DOOR HARDTOP RIVIEjlA ...... Denise Sulllyan, IS. who was uate of Blast Hartford High S^ool tation of-'the Rosary. at Manchester sites, construction this work. night at the Canton Show Shop in kidnaped In Utah after her rooth- ford. one of four passengera in the South haa two chances for the shows a good hand. You should Canton...... Ronajd LaBonte, Ronald Vin­ Rail, Air and Steamship A beauty fully equipped and then aome. For luxury loving you. $ 3 4 5 and is employed by the Southern superintendents were generally contract if he. starts by trying the tear this contract up, down and The Hartford Festival of Music cent, Allen. Squires, Ernest Shef­ Only « r was shot to death last night, New Blngland Telephone "Co. in Laura Jean Heritage . boat.. was thro'wn into the spile approhenatve over the posslblltty “Walts’ of the Toreadors,'' with Lines was horn May >7, iMA at New­ and her skull was fractured. diamond finesse. If the finesse sideways. was founded In 1958 by Robert Phil Russell of ■ Manchester star­ field, and Michael WUlertte, denner Hartford. Laura Jean Heritiroe. two-week- of work Stoppages i f the' strike works,, he can discard a heart on (Copyright 1961, General Feataros badges. port, R. L She is a sophomore and 61d, daughter of Clifforo and A.or- Caulkins charged A'. Earle should drag on very long. Brawley to fill a need for aerioua ring, opened last night at the Oval 18 Asylum St.ir Hartford 1956 DODBE 4-DOOR SEDAN • •atria*** Mr. WeiakOpp attended Howell the ace of diamonda. If the dla- Oorp.) music between the months of May enrolled in the college course at Cheney Technical School, and la raine (Line) Heritage, died sud­ Downes, 23, New London, with At the Howell Cheney Technical Summer Theater in Farmington. Boys who received Webeloa Tel. CHapel 7-5857 A sharp oar . . . All new whitewall Urea. Only $ 2 0 5 Rockville. Rlgn* School. She was denly yesterday morning at home, reckless -operation. The deputy School project on Hilliard Sf., car­ and October.. In its short history, "Period of Adjustment,’* Tennes­ badges and graduated into Boy employed by J. T. Slocomb’ ln, the festival has grown from a 5 HAROLD EELLS described as a slender, attractive South Glastonbury. 2f3 School St. harbor master said the small boat penters, laborers, and electricians see William’s first comedy, opened Scouts were Larry Legier, Thomas gM by a neighbor, M rs Theodore •mall chamber orchestra to one of Ray, Gregory LItvinohyk, _Keiit An Oct. 14 wedding is planned. Dr. John Prignano reported was propelled by a 40-horsepower were busy, but had to work around Rockville-Vernon Tide, Winds, Monday at the Ivoryton Playhouse Manchester Agent 1956 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN . * •*.****•* ••** Belanger, 11 linden PI. death was caused by "prematurity motor and was going full speed 25 members, all of -whom are in Ivoiyton With Dana Clark. Ough, JamM Nicola, and. Richard large areas held up by lack of Tel. CH 7-5857 Custom V-8 , . . Very nice, fully, equippetl. Down . The Belangers said Mrs. Jean­ and pulmonary congestion.” when it hit the spile, which is eight A rab L eagu e plumbing and pouring of concrete. Weather members of, the Hartford Sym- "Flower Drum Song” ia at the Dyer; Only $ 1 9 5 ette Sullivan, Denise, and Charles 'Die infant was bom June 18, at inches In diameter. DoWnea' and Milton Wallace, superintendent Boothroyd Sr., who Was wounded. July 11 Airing Manchester Memorial Hospital. two other passengers were -Isas of construction at the alte, voiced Windsor Locks, July 6 (JP) — Tha ' were vacationing together. Survivors, besides the parents, seriously hurt.*' Seeks to End 1955 CHEVROLET DEL-RAY CLUB COUPE Mra.' Sullivan la reported se]>a- News Tidbits the frustration felt by riiany of U.S. Weather Bureau’s marina ad­ include two brothers, Kenneth and the builders already hampered by 6 cylinder, standard shift . . . Sharp. Only $ 1 9 5 Down rated from her husband who is from the AP Wires Richard Heritage; three sisters, Set on Budget visory for today; now reriding in California. Sentenced for Hoax Kuwait Scrap a previous 2-month strike of la­ Tides 'Will be high almig the Con­ Donna, Sandra and Denise Heri­ borers .ended only June 8. Point­ tage, and paternal grandmother, Bridgeport, July 5 (iP) — A 38- necticut shore between 4:30 and 6 The three were traveling in a 'Diree crop-dusting aircraft ing to piles of unlaid bricks and For District p.m. and between 5 and 6:30 a.m. KEITH'S Summer Parade of NURSERY VALUES 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... VoUcswagon owned by Boothroyd, Mrs. Belle Heritage of East Hart­ year-old.. Clinton man has- been (Continned from Page One) flown to Florida 'Keys by Cuban ford. - - given a year’s jail term for starting stacks of window sash lying under and 5:30 and 7 p.m. tomorrow. Low Standard shift, radio, heater. Clean but not quite up to our high standards. Priced and they left Roclridlle Friday for accordingly. O n/y^$^03 ®9wn pilpts seised In behalf of a Miami Graveside services were held this a bomb scare at an airport. It is a decked-over steel framework, he Electors of the Vernon Fire Dis­ tide at old Saybrook ia at 11 a.m, a 3-weeks vacation to the Far bustneeaman during Fourth of July whip up anti - British feeling said, "These delays and ths extra today and noon tomorrow. West. Afternoon, at East Cemetery. Tlie the first time in the state a jail throughout the Middle East.' trict will be called July 11 to adopt holiday . . . Argentina newrsleSs as Rev. Laurence Vincent of Center sentence has been handed down for expense of stockpiling materials a budget for the current 1961-62 Sunset today at 8:28 p.m. Sun­ AS SEEN IN McCALL MAGAZINE! Mrs. Belanger said a younger reporters strike for 34 hours in The first public Kuwait criticism rise- tomorrow 5:25 a.m. 1956 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE ****** **. **a* **F*4 dmighter, Jean SulHvan, S, has Congregational Church officiated. such an,offence^ have bean tremendous.”. tax year amounting to about JlOO,- protest against alleged mlatreat- of th8 British intervention was The Howell Cheney project, orig,-< 000,-.a two-mlll Increase over the Boating weather for Ixmg Island Fully equipped V-8. ^ sharp looking oar, priced to sell Only ’$ 1 9 5 Down been sta;rihg with a grandmother The defendant. 'Rtjice W «ley Sound to Montauk Point and Block Liberal Budget Terms I ment Of two of their colleagues by Herbert Theobold Allen, was also fined S2S0 Mon­ voiced yesterday'by the nationalist inally slated for completion in present two-and-a-hhlf-mlll rate. In Rhode- Island since last week. police ... . U:8. Constellation. Island: Variable winds today to­ She reported Mrs. SuUivsn had .Herbert Theobold, - bandmaster day by U.S. District Judge Wil­ paper Hadif which repreeents Ku­ September, is lagging far behind District Chairman Donald B. Navy’s first commissioned ship, Of the Salvation' Army Band in Loverin said the exact budget fi­ night and Thursday. Speeds about CRIB MATTRESS lived in Rockville live or six years, liam H. Timbers. The judge di­ wait’s wealthy rnerchant class. It schedule. Although most steel­ 15 knots during the afternoon and made a permanent Maryland Springfield, Mass., died yesterday work has been'erected, bricking In gures were riot available today; .but oomlng hero from Rhode Island. monnmeat in an Independence Day rected that the jail term be sus­ 5 to 10 knots tonight.'-Visibility (COLLEGE SPECIALS) She was unemployed. in the Springfield Hospital, Ac­ pended after, six months. repeated thf claim of a Cairo news­ of the walls has not yet begun. probably will be tonight or toirior- dedication ceromony. row. ^ better than 6 miles lowering to 3 Another nei^bor. Stanley Mar­ cording to word received by Allen was recently ronvlcted of paper that the British put Kassem Blast Catholic High School, lo. to 5 miles late tonight. Variable WITH POLYFOAM TOPPER 1948 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. Clean, all new fli-es, $ 1 C A I 19S7 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN. Nloa body. Needs $ 1 A E friends hero today. tin, wdio occupies the first floor of willfully giving false inforriiation up to claiming Kuwait so they cated near the technical school The major itam In the budget Is cloudiness and sunshine today and new battery. Full price ...... I covers and polish. Full price . ’...... the home where the Sullivans East Has Most Blind Mr. Theobold, who had been an about an. attempt to bimb an air­ could bring troops in. ' will not be affected unless the $43,000 for police service, said by Thursday and fair tonight. lived, said 'Bbe didn’t know very active member of the Salvation craft. strike is prolonged since the strik­ Chief Constable Edmund.F. Dwyer Marine observations: Montauk 1958 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN. Fully eqtUpped. I 1954 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN. Cairo — ‘ The largest. numbers Army for years, played a bari­ British Foreign Secretary Lord ing trades have substantially fin­ •to have been approved for recom­ $ 1 2 .9 5 ' much ..about the family. . Th* Incident occurred Nov. 14, Home said JUi London Britain will Point, L. I., visibility 20 miles Needs meaning. Full price ...... Runs fine. New battery, Needs polish. Full price n95 Sullivan w w (an attrae- of blind pe^le in proportion to the tone horii and had visited Man­ I960, at Bradley Field In Wind­ ished there. mendation. weather cloudy, height of sea, 4 population are found in the Middle keep a force in KSuw-ait big enough However, at the Weathlll houa- Smooth top, wet proof, long life mattfess. Many other ttve woman with light browm hair chester and played with the Sal­ sor Locks. Allen allegedly point­ Dwyer said tha proposed appro­ feet. and Far EU«t and certain parts of vation Army Band here often. He to protect its independence "but Ing-for-the-aged project on West styles of fine quality mattresses to choose from at and o f medium alxe, she said. ed at a piece of luggage said no larger than that.” priation holds a Blight Increase Ambrose light, wind calm, The alain wroman's maiden name Africa. In Egypt many children is survived by his wife and daugh­ Center St., carpenters and labp'r- over the amoupt which would have visibility 20 miles, weather partly Keith's budget, terms. contract traclioma or acute opHtal- it was the "one with the bomb In British Air Marnhal Sir Charles ers have only about a week of.work was Beaver. Before coming to ter, both of Springfield, Mass. it.” been needed in the past fiscal year, cloudy state of sea, calm. mla in their first two years %nd Funeral services will be held to­ Elworthy now has about 10,000 before they too -/in be held up. if It had been a 12-month Instead Gonneetiait, ahe was -beUeved to The luggage was searched and Block aland, R. I. broken eloudy, have lived in Portsmouth, R I. Her ipany go through life with severely morrow at l:Sp p.m,' ^ Bryon’s British regulars under his com­ Erection of steel framing con­ of 10-month year. ' temperature 62, sea calm. DeCORMlER MOTOR SALES Inc. found to have nothing unusual in mother Is said to be living in New­ reduced vision. Funeral Home, 684 / State St., mand here plus 10,000 Kuwait reg­ tinued this morning at the Mary He said he could not estimate New Haven broken clouds tem­ port, R.I. Springfield. It. ulars, desert tribesmen and Saudi Cheney Library addition. Accord­ the exact increase because there is perature 60 wind north northwest MANCHESTER'S OWN RAMBLER DEALER ing to Orlando Annulli, contractor Boothroyd, 85, was born in Rock- FlREBAlXfi IN BLASTS In jecent y ^ i there have been Arabian volunteers. no 12-month budget available for 5 knots. PLAN vUla, Dee. 16, 1905 and has lived RloAnioiid, 'Va., July 6 (AV—A several attempts, soma of them Fifty transport planes loaded tor tbe addition, work can contiriue comparison. • SURREY 295 9ROAO ST. TEL. Ml 3-4U5 MANCHESTER series of exploataas hwled giant successful, to plant bombs on with men and equipment landed in until Friday or Monday, but then In the tax year juat ended, rural In various places but rotunied to will have to stop, since masonry TO HfldtvUle each time. He is employ­ SrejMrila through it gaiolino E u n e r a la planes. In addition, airlines have Kuwait yesterday. Moct of the police service was supported for storage sroa on me city’s water­ E been plagued by bomb hoaxes. new troops were dlsqiatched to < work was halted. Until then, how­ four months by town funds until STROLLER ed fa a grinding department super­ ever, Annulli said, workmen will be visor at the Merrow Machine Co. front eariy today. Homee screes The U.S. attorney at the trial defensive positions in the desert district voters adopted an ordi­ n t . COME the ntnet Msoed from the In- ' fitn. Violet T. Clougfa able to set pro-stressed concrete I -O’. HWD Lightweight. . with tuck-away In Bhitford. said that Attorney (General Rob­ northwest o f the capital. nance ..allowing the Fire District \.L I draft shield. Uaa as stroller or tense heat and the James River Burial services for Mrs. Violet T. Britain has notified the United flooring slabs in place. '' 'Comipfsslonera • to contract .with IN THIS He is a widower. His wife was ClOugh, 90 E. Center St., were held ert Kennedy had asked that tha "G o m WfHi Til* Wind' rieeper. Folds eompacUy. Qnly .the former Dorothy Pihl and the wae torlM faito an oily Inferno. law on false bomb threats be rig­ Arab Republic 'warships ,of the The Matt’s Supermarket project the town for the'aqrvice. At lenat six persons were tai- yesterday afternoon at Bkist Ceme­ on East Middle Turnpike so far Teoluilcolorw6;00 PAI. couple had two children. Charles tery, with the Plymouth Brethren idly enforced. Mediterranean Fleet will ■ sail Police m rural Vqrnon were WEEKEND m •miAVBLOOUES” In color Boothroyd Jr., Tolland, and Mrs. Jnred, one critlonUy. More than Allen said he would appeal his through the Suea Canal en route has riot felt the effects of the supported by district funds for the 60 poroona were evaeuMed In charge. strike, but will be severely slowed- • 7:00 PM. $ 14*95 LUMan'Lord, Marlboroiigh. Bearers were Robert Beattie, conviction. to Kuwait. It ■will be the first time last six months of the fiscal year. TO « E Friehds In Rockville Mid the safely from the block o f bbmee British warships have . passed if a li^ttlement Is not reached School policemen are stilt paid faring the storage a n a in the Homer Bidwell, Clarence Fogg, soon. According to the foreman ootqde planned to get married. George Forbes Jr., Ralph Gatro, through the waterway since 1966. for by the t6wn. QUR MANY DELUXE BABY However, memben of the immedi­ city’s east end. Sevpn of the Near the Iraqi , border light ar­ there, the job Is ready for plumb­ Dwyer said the only new ex­ hooeee were henvUy dsmaged and Donald 'Wilson. The Holmes ing and brickwork now. •I I M 0 N n I T I 0 N 1 1) Need do-it-yourself equipment? ate family said they did not know Fiineral Home, 400 Msin St., waA mored cars sped across the desert penditure proposed ia for a dis­ whether any definite plans for mar­ and only ehells of three were watching for signs of movement Only the new Concordia Luther patcher at the West Rd^ headquar­ Folding Hl-GHAIiR OTHER BATHINETTE left standing. X in charge o f arrangements. ari Church on Pitkin -St. hummed riage had been made. on the other side. With, the protec­ ters on the midnight shift. CMahloned seat and back. Folding lUuminum frame with the bustling activity one ex A t present, the rural police have STATE FINE l^ocha Bavariaa tive screen of troops, tanks, ar­ Plastic- tray. Converts-^to with plastic tub fbr bathing, ‘fa r i^icay Hilh* mored cars and artillery- thrown peels to find around a large con­ dispatchers available on the fir^t (13 Servings) NOW SHOWING youth chair. Chrome or top for drying and dreaaing. across the blistering desert, work struction project. SqulUacote Build two shifts. From midnight Jintil 8 bronze finish. NURSERY Sturdy, comfortable. Only Colebrook, July 6 (JP)—A 500- 14 tablespoons unflavorsd gela- began to give the troops some de­ era have a special contract with in the morning routine ci^s are Mattisea Weekdays 3:00 P.M. acre tract' oif forest land hero has tin gree of comfort. their men and .thus anticipate no handled by the base station at the Eyenlnga At 6:00 and 8:4fi - VALUESl been given to the state, « ’■ . 8 tablespoons cold water delays. In fact, said contractor An­ State Jail in Tolland. The State Park and Forest Com­ 1 fairiily - size package (5V- A large staff of cooks was flown thony SqulUacote, Concordia is one ^TRAVEL EASY'; $14*95 $19*95 mission announced today' its ac- ouricerl chocolate pudding and In to get the men off emergency Manchester building project that c^tance of the - tract, knou-n as pie filling mix rations. Helicopters ferried boxes Is ahead of'' schedule. Numbei: ‘Guessed’ “Far Away Hills.” The donor was 4 efip si^ar "' of oranges to the desert to help CAR BED Mrs. Helen Blhney Kitchel, Old 14 squares unsweetened chocolate combat thirst and the monotonous New York — Can yori "guess” XCADEMj(4WARD$l diet. a .secret nunriier ?. Ask soirieone to Gay plaids. Carrying handles. Greenwich', who 18 known through­ 24 cups milk Converts to car seat. Only MAPLE OR BLOND YOU WANT TO SELL MORE out the state for her interest in 2 teaspoons Instant coffee Shea Building Bid think of a . number. Have him Most of the British troops Are double It, add 4. divide by two, (HUM preserving the natural beauties in 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten hardened to the scorching desert. A YOUTH BED 'Connecticut.' 3 egg whites add 7. multiply by 8, substract 12. GOODS TO MORE PEOPLE- They belong, to the. atrategic re­ Denied by Zoners divide by 4. and subtract 11. Ask $ 9*95 LUMBER? Mrs Kitchel was responsible for .14 cups whipping cream serve Britain keeps abroad and These Beds Have Removabl^ldea. HARDWARXT the present legislation limiting the him tne result. You can tell him' Combine gelatin with -water and have been trained in extreme beat. . The Zoning Board of Appeals his original number by subtracting use of billboards so advertising let stand to soften. Combine pud­ (ZBA) during a special meeting on, .not deface the beauty of Connecti­ ,. But Kuwait’s scorching heat was 4 from hla result and then divid­ $39*95 ding mix, sugar, chocolate, milk taking a toll nonetheless, overcom­ June 29, denied a previously tabled' ing by two. , / cut highways. ' ^ and instant coffee in a saucepan. requests rtom' At-ty. Francis C. The area presently deeded to the ing '24 military men so far. Half Cook and stir over medium heat the cases, from a Marine unit Shea for etntion of a professional Wet Prixrf M attreu To P it $19*95 state by Mrs. Kitchel is surround­ until chocolate melts and mixture building at 1351 E. O ntec St. and ed by -the Algono.uin State Forest among the first to take'4tation In begins to thicken. Pour a little of the searing desert .hills, were flown from John- Andlsio of 214 Spruce and contains several small brooks, the hot mixture into the egg yolks St., for a variance to have an un­ a scenic waterfall, an extensive back'to the aircraft carrier Bul­ MANSFIELOf and stir quickly to blend. wark for treatment. The rest were dersized apartment. high swamp, numerous glades, bogs The reason for denying the pro­ t s a r and rocky ledges. Add to iriixture . in saucepan. treated at a local hospital in Ku­ Add gelatin and continue cooking wait. X fessional building request was pri­ ALL COLOR! ~ twim.. In accepting the gift in behalf of marily, because of the position of The Danish Modern Nursery by THAYER the state, Commission Chairman until gelatin Is dissolved and mix­ At Faru-anla Airport, main' land­ ture comes to a full boil. Chill. ing center for the British forces, an the building and parking area on Jerry Lewis-Heleo Traubel SHIRtErJONS George A. Garratt commented that the parcels of land, it,was reported. Connecticut residents in genera.- Beat egg whites until stiff peaks -airman was killed when he walked COL.OR form. Fold into chilled pudding. into a whirling propeller. . A future application involving "LADfES* MAN" tions to come will be forever grate­ Then whip cream and'fold into pud­ changes in the plans for use of ' Plus “RINO OF FIRE” ful to Mrs. Kitchel for her fore- P A IN T 7 BOOFINOT SlghtednesB in perpetuating this' ding. Pour inbo a 14 to 2-quart the area may allow such a .build- "The Trap Family” mold. CThlll Until set, about 3'hours. Record Low for Date ingi It was reported today by Town SUN.t ’ ’ONTTHE DOUBLE’* SUN. "The Oaaadlana” area as a natural area under the Planning Engineer Edward J.' •l1 JuriedictiOn of the commission. ■Wirid*)r Locks, July 5 oP)— The '■■I. ' He further stated that the t.ract Half Pint of Tartar .Sauce 1 Rybezyk.' PLAY-A-ROUND X‘ 1 egg yolk temperature fell to 48 degrees would be maintaiped in its natural early today at the U.S., Weather ANTI-RED -PLAN PUSHED' Compiateiy safe for baby! Ny>- primeval condition and that only 4 teaspoonsalt" Bureau, setting one record arid Seoul, " Korea, July .6 UP) — ■ lon nettuig, - colored plastlo simple paths or access trails would 14 teaspoons sugar equaling' another. South K ona’s . military' ruler* rails. F^lds flat. Only be maintained for use by students 4 teaspoon dry mustard It was the lowest temperiitura pressed their snti-Coinmrinllit -«« and others Wishing to study or en­ 4 teaspoon 'paprika campaign with new vigor today, -!.y - ’ joy this wilderness preserve. . * 1 tablespoon'each cider vinegar ever recorded at the bureau for any July 5. The ol,d record was 49 charging a former law school $ 24*95 TTie tract will be known as, "The .and lemon Juice „ dean, his wife and three othere kitcher Wilderness Preserve Area ,1 cup corn oil ' " ' degrees set ,ln I960. It also equal­ ed the last previous July low with being'Oonuniinlst ^lea. The of Algonquin 'State Fprest.” J Extra seasonings »• which ,was set Juljr 12, 1945. military ‘ Junta leveled the "spy . In a.sifiBlI deep bowl beat until chargee, which oarrv a iriaxl- blended the*egg yolk,’ salt, sugar; ;’X«NNED¥-RUBK CO.VFER mum penalty of death, after ac­ Feature First fivery Night Except Fri. and Sat. ; 1 REMEMBER mustard, paprika and vinegar. A,dd 'B’aahingtoii, July 5 (4V-Pvcsl- cusing ' John-M. (fiiang, former 4 cup of the oil, 1 tablespoon at a premier quated in the May 16 Perbunai INolices dent Kennedy roaterr^ with CONORMTB BLOCkBT BUILDING. MATKBIALS7 ■ Ybu'vs- got to advsr,tis6 time in a fine stream,, and as you do Secretary of State Dron Rusk coup,'and 11 of his a sM atea, of so beat 'with hjgh speed of electric for 85 minutes today, apparent­ collaborating with the < iorainn- 'mixer- or vigorously with rotary ntsts.'. All are being hel I. The where most people -start Card oC. Thanks ly on the Berlin situation. De-1 PRESLETs hand.beat.er. If. any oil is .visible oii- tails, were not announced,, but j junta ‘ also ordered stilf new their Chopping - - in the sura'fc'e sfler- each addition, beat peualtlee for sympathimg or, W» «ueh to thank at! of our juighbora. assistant White House Press Sec‘ ages of this, newspaper. friends and relatives for the , many until blended. Add "lemon, juice;, trafficking., with the. Oommu- rotary: Andrew T. Hatcher said nists. seta of kindness and sympathy shown continue'adding remaining 4 , cup the conference presumably- con-' ?ou can-test this for your­ UB In our.,recent bereavement* We ea- oil in previous fashion. Stlr.ln iextra perially thank.all thoke who sent, th* -cerned this' country’s reply to UNGC1 self. Ask any ten women. At beautiful floral tributes and loaned the seasonings: '4 cup finely choppia Russian Premier Khrushchev’s : t i m r w use of cars. jrweet • pickle, 2-:.teaspoon8 minced (east njne will tell you that, parsley, 2 small sCaUioBa* (minced Berlin memorandum. Tbe WALK AROUND All The Elegance Of Danish Modern Mra. Fred Petts Sr. and family. Khrushchev document, outlining jasKowwnoMlB • wws SAsmwe m they carefully scan the ed- with green iop lncludad)Xand 4 . his 'demands for ai^ eariy Ger­ ITVELD Simple and warm with juat a suggestion of gentle CRIB. "V, teaspoon Worcestershire sauro, curves. Glourlng Danish walnut finish or two-tone $ 4 4 - 9 5 F in d ' vertisirig columns of ‘"The man treaty, was handed do . Ken­ WALKER ONLY ' ■ . " > ^ , • 1.-. 'Note; Recipe may be (Joubl^d, nedy when he and Khrushchev To Danish walnut and Ivory. Crib has exclusive ^Thayer [ beforifi they go .using same method of mixing. jTot met in \'ienna early last month.' ^ MTW MtTAM AVI SOtfEM OUAMV lANI I Bright chttxne frame. Similar Lock-tlte engineering and Hl-8ides for a safe, quiet ■ —' foi^'th to buy. This is the kind CEMI mayonnaise, omit extra seasonings 4 Academy t* illuatration but tray. nursery. Matching five drawer chest of selected hard­ CHEST, the materials 1 of interested, ' responsivO .and store in tightly covered ja t’ ln .Awards *^iiP«NMD ANOTHER HHJUHOIM COMCOY from th* M lhor woods. Built ih' the Thayer tradition of quality. $69-95 X H. En g l a n d refrigerator. - >rr' .... ONLY YELLOW m . “ ALL WALNUT CRIB $49.95 coverage that- really_ means ■ ■ .1 - ■ $ 7*95 LUMBER o 6 . James Smitheoini the ErigUeh - business for you!' , chemUt who .willed ; the money eflSTU JO O D you need in the for the United Ststea to begin Uloaaff MoBdaya Dnrhig - ^ - i ?" • ' •/OpasLAll Day Bantrday « the Smithso«ffaB Inetltutlon In Clark Gable Jrily Mid Arifoat. / Washington, D. C , Sima inspired • Vivien Ltfiglt O RESERVED SEATS “A t «ha by s line in Wsehlngtonm Faro- W here praetkally everyone fl«d4 prodfeelf|F^*v||qd6Jiiy Onm ^-^isTt-ttol "G o m WfM H m Wind" Open WiRirB. HI mow Address. Wsshmgton 'said: Fbr'yoar eeavanlaaoe, tteketa 9 pjn. h o i i h ...... -i- ■ “Pnraots them, as an object of .. ^ Color —X:66-7:40 illmripiBtpr Ettpitittg IlfiraUi. primary im p orta i^ ‘ InsUtutlooa ' ireaturoitte—ItS0-7:15 BMJ ba.pnndiBMd.li AdvaMa, AMtfUB nUSE PABIWO for tha general dlffiialon o f )cnowI- Note: On# eorapleto ibow atart- *|MRy iMtiaaa t-pjB. • QtOimOWKLOT] - I I I > M A IN ST MANCHESTER edge.” smM n y gift was valued Bvaa. SKIP Baa day figp pwa. Read H^ald AdYs. In 1839 at 4WM>8eeauwi - MMiW t i i w - . r ’’I . I ' -yX 'A •-^ % • r »■»'»■*•,•■ * • ^ ^ > IF .• 4 •»,'•••. »• * * • r* "Jf. ■ ■ ■ ■'. 1 >■ ■ '■ /7V :' ^ j f t ' ' V Jv' l o u R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1961 UANCHSSillR EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTEB, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1961 PAGE nVB ...... I -ll ■Mta Plsaaant Vallsy ElsmsBtary •fete tanks, remove thee* eoiitalaF. There had been no pedeetrian fa- country,” said ' Edward Halpin, C o v e n t r y ^ tory. for a first selectman to set fJndergroundy for Peaceful Use South Windsor School. 'TopIO theme will fia "Jaauo, Fuelinis a Boat en ei)d fuel them .en the SodR. Stiate Gotpits 6 taliUea in Norivlch since 1068. ^ high a^bool athletic' dlreotor.' up regular office hours. He eug- Thompson Listed Ou8 Savior”. ClaasM will rua iOv On Inhoarde, d o le all hatdhee On Monday, one-car accidents Last' night a sparle crowd turn­ gested the selectman should be 10 d i ^ 9 to 11:30 a.m. Free, two- and ports while ftiaUng. Hiah oeen claimed -taro lives. out for the town’s annual Pay Hike Urged ’ available to the public for at least On Honors Roll C!o-opSchpol ly bus aervlea wlU bo providii ' and ports for vmtUaUon, Traffic Deaths As-Charias DeOrsff, 28, of Fourth of July celebration. But 20 hours a week. Senator Wants VN in all Wafipi^ and S o w Wind- run Mlf* blower far at least Shadow Lane, Cromwell, was driv-, thoee there only went through the ■ For 1st Selectman At present, Goodin said, it is Lt. Cmdr. Robert M. Thompson, *aor areas. be a a ^ loelv * eaaTitmk of dyna­ fli^ minutes. Sniff, in thp lower Ing along tha n^w 4-lan* section of motions. ’ often "nearly imposeible" to find USN, son of Mrs. Lucy ’Thompson Rwt* 3 in Boarah, his car hit the the first selectmen becauiH he has Enrolls Pupils Further Infomation . may ba mite. Tti* mpgamwa of National the -tank attd engine ebm- Over Holiday Halpin said It was decided t6 Alvin R. Goodin, a member of of 16 'Virginia Rd., waa nanied to fe=»» r • obtained by eeUlng Rev. Walter U Safe Boating week, July 3-4, paaa partmMts. If you smell (asoline, center divider and then veSred to proceed with the celebration be­ to devote so much time to earning the honor roll at the University Abel. the right smashing into a rock cause msny commitments had the Board of Finance, today called living elsewhere than at the town them fueling safety: don’t surtl GLASS (OmOBued Cnm ftage Om ) of Miseisalppi the past eemeeter. Monitor-N- Testing The South Wlndior"Cooperativa A Vacation Bible School teach­ ledge at the roadside. bsen'made and ”we felt this was for an Increase In the salary of office. " He v^ps a senior' in the School of Most important of all, don’t &i'M.adlS0|i, a car carrying a Bindergartsn haa announced that ers msstlng will bs held Thursday PLACBO iN BAU< o r ITAOS 1 Rev. Dr. Gerald J, Jud, former pas­ the way the boys would have had the' first selectman..' Goodin yald he is opening ihe Commerce and Business Adminis­ at the horns of Albert Pster$en of smeikk. O f i Plainview, N.T„ family auddenly -■ » question now because the town (Opottnwi fran Fi>f* Om ) applications im being accepted for AH Kinds . Goodin, without iniggeBUng how tration under the Navy|s five-term Deml^ St. It is Important that all / ' n t out all flames anq.>enut oft' HarAfdf^July 5 (ft)—The tor of first (jongregaUpnal Omreh went off the Connecticut ’Turnpike' SUwell had worked' two days much the $1,000 salary should be budget will come under considera­ the afternoon aesslon. Anyone In­ all Bparit-predueing machlnary, O^ginal colors ^ t h e OCnneetlcut program. It’s Summer Money Time af Beneflelil— til* cqulpmant viaed to datect teaChora end helpers ettsnd ^ liw talM Pram^Mly In West Haven and now pf Shaker and hit a fence post. ’The driver, mUdng arrangements for the cele­ Increased, said it was now "inade­ tion by the Board of Finance soon. I Police Arrests terested may call Mrs. David Jo­ masting to rscUvs thstr asslpi- Have a filled lire extinguisher Department of tm Amertean Heights, Ohio. . Robert S. Levenson, 38, was killed. bration. quate to carry out the full, admin­ A 1942. g;raduate of Manchester atomic oxpioolwu. Hollflald, chklr- seph, 838 BUlngton Rd. msnts, schsdults end materials. nearby. Keep the noaal* or fill can Legion were givenXn permanent hi AN MoKm «f C m His wife, Eleanor, waa injured The program, anything but fes­ istrative duties” of the office. High School, he has served (il'trie Cull when you wQnt vacation cathl in contact with the tank to. pre­ place in tha HAU of Ftegs at the Mrs. Esther Jud, 41, drowned ln critically but their., two children N o B r a k e s ! Navy for 14 years.. He was ac­ BUB of ttia 8*nate>H.oiue* Atomic Dwight B. Clark, 31, of North The kindergarten is also looking tive, i^as interrupted at 9 p.m. for A Coventry businessman, and eneficial s vent static epiurk. Don’t spill any State Capitol yesterdayXroe cere­ liong Island aound |ifter a sailboat eocaped with leas eerioua injuries. cept^ as a regular officer In the' B ’ got summer nloney''t6r you! Just call IDntrKy Commlttea. uld “Wa’r* Windham,^ was charged Monday for a taachsr.fer tha afternoon ses­ Maaohester BvaiaHlg Herald memorial ceremony. The Con' Democrat, Goodin said, he was Torrington, July 8 (ft)—A trail­ then, soon as approved, get cash for vacation . < ^ h ' sion. Appiloants may call Mrs.- Jo­ Seatli W I ad ea r ^naapMideat, gaaollne, and don't fill the tank mony was held as p a i^ o f the « o o » capalsed. She tried to swim from The flnt accidental death of the gregational Church bell' tolled as looking at the problem in a non­ Navy In 1955. He Is married to . idanninK to have aome haarings In eyening with non-support. A war­ Legion’s independence er-truck that suddenly had no the former Mies Arlene E. Bach­ rant was issued for his arrest. He seph. Uuini Kataii tpi^hoa*i Mitchell completely. the relative safety of the overturn­ weeli^d occurred Saturday night the Rev. K ingsbury offered a partisan way. 'He said no Urst for leff-over bills . . . plus an International Credit Card th* vary near futura* to find out will he presented in Circuit Court, Wapping Ohureh Notes 4-176$. Aboard outboards wlUi remov- gram at the eapitol. ed boat to aid her daughter, Vir­ when a car driven by Archie J.. prayer. selectman "ahould be given the brakea overturned yesterday after man of tiewlatown. Pa. - ’ for extra cash wherever you go. “You’re tiie boss* fit Brougeois, 67, Smith St, Putnam, why It haa gona ao alowiy." Mancherier, July 24. The closing program for this ginia, 7, and lost her fife Ih the power to hire, himself for any pay­ hurtling down East Main 8t. The B eneficial. Phone now! ■ J4 A. WHITE GLASS CCL attempt. hit a tree in Putnam. A medical Mt urg«d Kannady to taka ataps James Madden, 57, of 128 Bissell year's Vacation Bible School will TOBACkX) TAX LED ing town job, using taxpayers’ driver and his assistant, who we^e be held Friday evening at 7 o'clock 31 MSSILL ST. Ml W 22 Vlr^nla was reached and kept examiner said he had luffered a 'Washihgtoh—The federal tobac­ money." to maka tha public acutaly aware St., was charged with intoxication not identified by police, were dis­ Loans $20 to SfitjO— Loans life-insured at low cost. that **we do not have a defenae at 6 p.m. Monday, and will be pre-r at the Wapping Elementary School "NOT AWLIATIO WITH ANY OTH» MVlNO COMPANY" afloat by her aunt. Dr, Virginia heart attack. ' co tax waa instituted during the The present first selectman, Re­ auditorium. Families and friet^ of ‘Stuermer of Hamden, sister of Mrs. From norni Friday through mid' Civil War. From then until. World publican Richard M. Galinat, acts charged after treatment at a hos­ Whirlpool: 806 MAIN ST., Over Woolworth's, MANCHESim •galnet atomic-- attack at thia sented l|v,Cireutt Court, Manches pital. Police ■ said the vehicle, '^Ima." He added: ter, tohoitt)w. the children are Invited to attenj) Jud, until help UTivbd. night last night, S.tate Police made War 1, the tobacco tax provided as supervisor of road maintenance MItchril 3-4156 • ibk for Mm Y£S MANo|sr Arm Steeves, 226 Woodbrldge the program and view the arts and In PhUadefphia, where church ‘ 7 arrests, including 183 for about 20 per cent of all federal and repairs, and of snow clearance, which was owned by the J. and D. E. and Gas Rangel A loan of SlOO cost! $20.60 wtiui promptly rtpaltf k our reporta indicate that we St\was charged at 6 p.m. Monday erkfts projects which will be on dignitaries from throughout the speeding. ' ‘ revenue, and in many of thoee thereby earning extra income to Amusement Co. of New. Britain, 12 consecuthro monthly inttollm inu of $10.03 u e k. -atUld, absolutely naked to an atom* witiv keeping an unlicensed dog display. ^ WORTH SHOUTING ABOt country were holding ceremoniee to Brooks, Maine, July 6 (ft)—’The years it was the largest single supplement his $1,000 salary. broke a utility pole before over­ jPrlcns' as Low le atthok by the Soviets. Wa have and vvas ordered to appear in Cir­ A Church Reminder will he sent deolsre in force the constitution of small community , of Brooke source. Goodin said it should be manda­ turning. Sorvieo Thot's Better no defense against missiles from cuit Court, Manchester, July 81. out soon-by the mirneftgraph com­ the newly-formed United Church of stunned by the deaths of five of the Soviets'., and our people have mittee. News should be submitted Christ, those present paused to of­ its young men in a aingle car BENEFICIAL no protection, against radiation Mrs. Kscnija Moore, 226Vt Wood- fer prayera of sympathy for the crash, somberly made preparations bridge St., was chided at 0 p.m. to Mrs. J. H. Holden, 1048 Slllng -- FINANCE S Y S T E M « that could occur as the result of an ton Rd. by Saturday. SUMMER SALE! Jud family. TTie Rev. Dr, Jud, who today for their burial. Potterton's atU ck” Monday with thtee,counts of keep­ DRIVES < Ask any New England Plymouth-Valiant dealer ^ why.. Is director of the Commieelon on ing an unlicensed dog. She will be Lutheran Notes A mass funeral will be held tO' ISO Center St.—Gor. of Church The ^annual Va’Ca tlon Bible * HRST IN QUALITY On V ' . Evangelism of the ifew church, left morrow afternoon for (Aarles Fos' Advertise in The Herald—It Pays presented in Circuit Court, Man Experisne* the meeting to hurry to West ,0«neva, July 8 — Britain Chester, July 31. School of Our Savior.-Lutheran Is Our sett, 22,. Stephen Elwell, 20, both accused the Soviet ITnion today of Chuixh for' all children in the com­ * FAIREST IN FRIGE e Storm Windows 'n Doors | Haven. \ of Bbooke, and Donald Ricker, 23, ^ rsfuslnit-to negotiate a treaty to James J. Prentiss, 1^.- of ,-Crys munity, will begin Monday at the Best Other drewping victims yester­ of nearby Jackson. Separate fu­ - suspend nuclear weapons testing tai Lake, Rockville, was chau-ged Guanuitee day were: v ' neral services''^wtil be oonducteil and reducing the conference to the yesterday at 8:15 a.m. on Charter * FASTEST SERVICE e Awnings 'n Cani^ien . ’ Frank J. Riggs, 49, of 31 Church tomorrow or Friday for Paul level of Cold War propaganda. Oak St. with driving an unregis­ St., Plainville, who w u unable to Shuts, 19, and Eugene Moores, 21. tered -motor vehicle, driving while Connecticut's Lending Paving Contractor ■ 8lr Miohael Wright of Britain Hsips You Ovsreomt ~ • Jalousies ’n EndoeuTcn make it to shore when a small also of Brooke. his license is suspended, khd' mak­ boat powered by an outbdbrd motor "" made the charge at the S36th sei- ing improper use of license plates. Four of the young men were sion of the 32-month-old S-power sank in Cedar Lake, WolcotLsThere killed instantly when their car Free Under $300 bond, he will be FALSE TEETH were four other persons bbsidee nuclear talka Conference Sources presented In Circuit Court, Man slammed into a large i elm tree quoted him as telling Soviet Dele­ Loesonsss and Worry Riggs in the boat. Rlgga was stkte Chester, July $4. • • ■ Mb longsr b« snnoTtU or tMl lU-st- The THOMAS COLLA Co. } secretary of the-Improved Order of Monday night. Moores died a ddy gates Semyon K. Tsarapkin; Iqter in a Bangor hospital. •us beesuM of looM. wobbly (stM Red men. '•Not only is the Soviet dele­ teeth. PASTEKTH, sniraproTM alka­ JA 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-B224 line veappns tests. time Monday night or early yui- and Alfred Alyce, S3, both of families here are very "closely tePday morning and vandals broke Jackson St. Willimantlc. Dur­ knit; everybody in town saw these $10.7 MaiioH Budget flower pots and ripped out elec­ and’s wife and three/children were youngsters grow up.” trical writing. Patrolman Kenneth Parker, who is investigating the admitted to Windham Gommunity All five were active in sports Netwalk, July 8 (/Pi—^Th* Nor­ Memorial Hospital,-but their con­ when they attend^ Morse Me­ walk Board al Bstlviatlon arid case, said. dition was termed good. o morial High School. Moores and \thxatioti has tentatively adopted Earlier in the day, the only car- Shuts were co-captains of the high ^budget of $10.7 million for tha $67 MILUON FROM OARS . pedestrian death of the weekend school 'buketball team last sea­ 1 ^ -0 2 flecal year. Hartford. July 8 (ft)—Total re­ occurred in front of the Norwich son. ceipts for the State Motor Vehi­ City Hall. The victim, Mrs. Isa­ ’They were a flne tnmcb of boys InXlts aetton last night, the cles Department, in I960 exceeded beard set the tentative basic belle McMahan; about 80, was —avbitige, normal boys, the kind $67 million. Commiaaioner John J. atruck while croesing the street you would And anywhere In the fifth dimtef tax rate at 27.2 mills, 'Tynan said Monday that sOme an Increade of 1,3 mills over the $19 million of this came from Gen­ A : GO TOGETHER! present levj^ eral receipts, including reglatra- The flnano^\' heads lapped off tlon and license fees, and the re­ $1.0 from Qie total requested, but mainder came from gasoline and Just like Valiant and Value go together voted $060,081 aapr* than was special fuel taxes. In 1959, total granted for the eur«snt year. receipts totaled $64.4 million. Thia ia a go-together cor—eix of you travel So plan to start your vacation right. . . in on the comfortable seats, the luggage, tackle a brand-new Valiant station wagon. Why ?. and toys travel in the roomy cargo space. take'another trip in your old ca r . . . trade J The family vacation will be the brat yist in right nowl 2 ’': a Valiant station wagon. . . and so inexpen- Anc^r Tinwly Rentt^ornud Wear aiye. Tec, in apite of all this roomy space and comfort, you’ll find your gasoline costs V aliant! Regal and your monthly payments amazingly low. Chrytler Corpontion’$ Unemt-priot eamptKt ear One Qf C on ^ ticu t's Largest > i Formal RenUl Stores S ^ ' YOUR NEAREST PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER SAFETY NEWEST Sm tS TO U FIT ALL MEN ANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, Inc. EXPERT ALIGNMENT •TUXEDOS •CUTAWAYS ROUTE 83—TALCOTTVILLE ^ end BALANCE SPECIAL! • STROLLERS EVERYTHING IN STOCK L NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR SMIL ING SERVICE UN EX A|i CARS NO DCCmONS PRICE INCLUDES / Comet GanUr, Camber, Tos-in * 1/ Adjust Stscfring V Bahiico Front WhsSls Connecticut's Most Advanced Prepaym entfPlan for BONUS OFFER ___ . Basic Surgieid’M edicaljCaro ' _ JUST A STEP AW AT FROM REGAL PARK FREE IN PURNELL PABKINO BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SIW SiSVKI HHIIIT M IIKini CfMPARISON OF BENEFITS PRESENT V. NEW ,WH4T WE tSO As snoflier CMS first, the Community Contract relates eiigibilily for full \ pqnhent Service,Benefits in direct proportion to the-increa$ed finendat PREFERRED CONTRACT COMMUNITY CONTRACT AfllUBt bralM to fall jeerisel responsfettity of famiiies as they grow in size. CMS Participating SURSERY AND FRACTUKS taspertwhesl ayUadeig and Phj^icians, through CMS, now guarantee full payment of. fiw covered SdmdMa af PMSMlts ... $5 to $300 $10 to $500 SALE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! grease seals.' services on the most equitable bath yet devised to members UNO qualify. JUmhmI MsoriMHi $1,800 $5,000 laspsnt froat brske U i^ . ANNUAL INCOME UNITS COMPARED r 0BSTin» ^ l^ ^ J • • ■ • ^ 1 , ■ . .. V ■ Add Inaice flnlA ALL C A R S PRESENT NEW 575 $90 Come in and rnake your selecfion from our ito"(^s immediately—orrfor a lim- taspsBt sad labricete PREFERRED COMMUNITY $110 to $200 $175 to $250 Iroe FirwMR eil foriNM •BMrgeaey bfakbllakafs. NO EXCEPTIONS CONTRACT CONTRACT ■ .... -j . CUSTOM MarkH ited time only. You select the natural mink collar you prefer, we wiH add it MBIVIOUAL MEMBER $3,000 $4,500 X-RAYS whh iiftflirt cUm floM . U i m m M for cletM to the cashmere of yoi|r choice!"The’ collar! are deep,vluxuriant rnink-the $10 ’ - $10 SUBSCRIBER and 1 MEMBER 4.000 —; 6,500 ctefert^iew Im I bills m d tr a e ^i-free fr i poffonwncf FkSB IH5^ALLATION FAM LY— t ChHd - " 5.000 Reduced , on nwltiptai;^ RadHced on nreltipli fabric is sumptuous I06% imported cashmere'. The linings are Milium-to procedures on tamp proeedD^a^ an sama ZCM M rw Cemfert T- I ’ClriMrii day only in accident ny hi all bvt ebast extend the v^ear of your coat across the seasons. (Truly unlooked-for luxury ^ Bondtd Performance casts. With the Bon Fireman CUSTOM darMaraCMIdm -t . Mark n fumeoe you uie a euper- At this jprice. 2 fall fashion cashrfiere colors . .j . Bamboo and Blacki 3 elec­ $100 $100 lensitivethermottataduch operates . I the fwnaoe with tha ilightest varie- tion iof room tMipetature. This trifying colors in mink collars-Natura I ranch dyed block, natural ranch,' M UFFLERS ! MEIURRSIIIP CNARSIS RHNII1TAL MEWAL CARE Sdaydadoctibla First 2 days each gives you remerkeblv uniform admission It $10 ’ indoor temperature. No matter "natural autumn haxe mink. Two size ranges, misses! 8 to 18 and petites 6 to M f^ rs h ip charges for the Community Contract have been estabthiwd 14 days par year at4$ Next 5 days at $7 how oftm the Oirnaoe starts there t-f. ! is no smoke, no' soot, no fouled guaranteed for the life of your ear! on the traditional CMS^BIue Shield community rating basis to provide ., 106 Aiy t par year at $4 Balance of IBP days a t$ t 16. 3-season Milium, the metal insulated 3-seas.on wonder. ' each member maximum benefits at the lowest possible co st The charges, r j combusdoocnamber, no wasted oil. have been approved by Uie Insurance Commissioner "as being the MsniM Midl^ Can " Non#.' ■ 7 . $7SmniiniMi • > 5- eaehadmhtlen Cl*«nnne>s SAFER . . . STRONGER minimum charges which Will permit the aound underwriting of this new' With the instant ^lean ftune there pontract” with its new and increased benefits. Nona 2 per admission Ci; nn no flecks of toot blowing Born your chiquieyorgKepinf into your,, THE 30 days at $15 or $25 SPECIAL! UNTRIMMED COATS OF 100% GENERAL TIRES home. Hinmedsoftests made with ' QliBi •My^aniaf ^Wkf Bmm elmU 'smoke-detecting instruments show Ml8» Muwiwill tMT. r« i kR8 ru illf t , (GENERAL) * T h e Community Contract will be offered for sale to groups of 10 or AMWtillaxhnni = * - $494 $1,200 a fleine that's absolutely clean from ••MtiBfi' I* 4mfm tOtntioa aad io t b e i fa rm e d m p aettj at M«. qwiUt TIRE more employees beginning July 1,1961. Later this year, present Pre­ - *' ■ vi— the veiy mpment it’a turned on. IMPORTED^CASHMIRE £ P R I c b H ^ . 9 5 CARE OF SICK NEWIORN - Nonem til FillCentiactBanafits ferred Contract direct payment members.wflllie offered at the time of Opeiwlee wHheuf - ■ 3 .exciting shades; Beige, bamboo, arid black. Coveted sU- ^ f r o m ISI daysijf ilge j Available at Birth Dpvni go fuel bilit . their regular billing the opportunity to convert to this, pew contract chimney drefi houettee; deep, dramatic cape collars, tuxedb stylea. All with Owoenreport nmaiket^ fuel uv- hand-picked collars,' nuperb tailoring-. Milium metal insulated Others may app^ foe the CMS Special indiyidual Contract at any time. Alt maxlfflums ara renewable In fu ll aacli ings.^Thge^^jM anu^ wann-up The CUSTOM Mark R Ainiaoe period fb fbul die fliniaoe and provUu la own po^tha imbtetd linings for 411 weather dbmforts; Mieses emd petites 6 to 18. RASY PAY TMIMS — COURTEOUS SERVICE I'-.'-?. ■; ■ ^ 4 wests oiL Satvio* can* are out to draft with predsioD control. No I . r the vanitliiiig point netnnl chlaiiiey draft required. ■ ■ ► €|Pm DAILY OPmSA/niRDAY IRON HIAniM ANO COeUN« • AJA i|d SPAI. • AJyl.fo3Pvl MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW! PUT YOUR COAT ON LAY-A-WAYI

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY #, 1881 -MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.' CONN., WEDNESDAY, JtJLY $, 1961 -T" R A O X I t V I N Amaton; Harold Maher, 1^ Dud­ tUL; Mbw Sandra Biavtna, 178 S. issued but no arrests made. The ilock vfflerV ernon ald G. Eaglaaen. 38, of 40 W. ley St. ’ Main St.; Joan. O o th b ^ , 80 Summeiir Schedule Holiday Crashes pickup truck and Oarlisle vehlole Gardner St., was traveling east Hospital Notes b ir t h s MONDAY: A son to Mr. Broad S t; David Swanaon, SO were both towed away. on W. Middle , 17>ke. . and the and Mrs. Norman Nash, East Hart­ Hudaon S t; Mra. Elate Chapman, Set foi^ Services A third accident, oh E. Center Vbltlnc hour* mn t to 8 pjn. ford; a eon to Mr.-and Mrs. Ed­ 80 Main S t, Vemon; Mlaa Diane |n[)’tl()[) Bring 2 .Arrest^ Novak car, coming in the at>postte [eeting at Summit Sts., sent Mrs. Nancy direction, rideawiped the Eagleeep for all anas iuoept maternity mond Lane, Webster Lane; a 'son Rinaldi, 85 Durkin St.; Suaan Malinowski of Amstop to Manches-. where they are 8 to 4:80 and 8:80 to Mr. and Mrs. David Gray, Cov­ Kulunglan, ThompsonvlUe; Lao The Rev. K. BJoar i . T A » J 1 V / * rsj I Four accidents occurring Mon­ vehicle. There were no InjurlM, INVITATION annouaoad tlia ■imwur,| ter Memorial Hospital At 7 last police reported. Doth cars were to 8 p.m.; and private rooms when entry. Menard, IS Goal#* Dr.; Donald day aftsmoon; yesterday evening night. She was admitted with, back they a n 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors McClain, 41 Sanford Rd.; Otto the Evapioltota Oovanaat Action Set on driven away. A waim welcome Awaits any inveiRor BIRTHS YHSTERDAV: A aon mldwaak atrvleaa, amm iad and . eai!ly today senf five persons and shoulder Injuries and waa-^re- Novak will be^ presented In a n requested not to smoke In pa­ to Mr..land Mrs. Roland Lux, 78 Schleminger, 40 nna HUl S t; A N0U Wning Experience! to Manchester Memorial Hospital ported In good condition today by to our new office. D rop in, won^t you? tient’s rooms. No m on thaii two David Gochee, Kelly Rd., 'Vamon; Daaeon GOnis. Circuit Court, Manchester, on Ridge St.; a daughter to Mr. and MatUnga will ba hald at 7:80 p.m. with minor Injuries, and brought hospital authorities. Her husband. July 17. He is free imder x |20 visitors at one time, per patient Mrs^I*^hlUp Savva, 21 St. John St.; Gail Harrison, 75 High St., Rock­ W ednesday Ar« Family Nights CRPA Bylaw In homea of mambera aa .followa: two arrests. Harold H. Mallnowsky, 87,' was bond. Open Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9 :00 p.m. jfr^aon to Mr. and Mrs. Edward ville; Mrs.' Mauda Brochu, 401 Tonight at tha homa of Mr. and ^ 8:00 to 8:00 PJM. Tvrp accidents occurred almost treated for a bruise on his mouth ADMITTED MONDAV: Mrs., Adama St.; .Mrs, Elsie Shea, 04 A epeclal d ty meeting for Rock­ Ada. Levy, 64 Milford Rd.; Ered Hart,'^ 265 Oakland. St.; a Mn to Mra. Gaorga Poole, Box M t Dr., slmtotanebusly-on the Wilbur Cross and was discharged. He was later $600,000 FQR YALE and Saturday until noon. Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Brown, 28E Valley St.; Mra. Frances Klbbe, ville electors will be held at 8 to­ Morin, 141 Loomis St.; Rrio Goth- Vemon. Highway about' 6 p.m. Monday, arrested on a charge of failure to New Haven, July 6 UPi—The Garden Dr. Ellington; John MacDonald, 108 July 13, at the homa of Mr. and night to adopt 'an ordinanca for causing a long' traffic Jam-up into drive a rea.nable distance and or­ berg. 39 Overland S t r Daniel McKee S t; Mra. Katherine Law- \ l l y o u 5 1 Avalon "Foundation of New ,York fiickey. 29 O’Leary prT; Mrs!'Syl- BIRTHS. TODAY: A daughter to Mra. Robert Wldham, 88 Benton the appointment of a representa­ lEast Hartford. At about 4:30 Max dered to appear In Circuit Court Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dougherty, son, Elllin^on; Michael Schpeth, PER City has given Yale University via Carlisle, KttabUrgh, Pa.; S t tive to the Capitol Region Plah- Peters, 68, of North Coventry, Manchester, July 17. $M0,000 to endow a nciw profes- F U im M ' S’ CO. Storrs; a daughter to Mr, and Mrs, RFD 2; Mrs. Helen Chaltas.'-El* July 10, at the home.of Mr. and CAN EAT * PEB80N tipped over. his panel truck The Mallnowsky vehicle struck Members New York Stock Exchange Dewey Bolleaji, "Stafford Springs; lington; Mrs. Adeline Costa and nlng Agency (CRPA). s^ship for the history of science. Kenneth Chase, 99 .^rnott Rd.; John Sharkey. Tolland. Mrs. Hlalmar Carlson, 0 Hemlock on Rt. 15 near the W. Middle the rear of a car driven by Arthur sou. 112 High St., Rockville: Mra. Council preeider.t slid acting, The gift was announced yesterday. Mrs. Annie MaeManiis, Cook Dr., DISCHARGED MONDAY: Mrs. St OM Faahkmed OUelew Sonp Tpke. exit In Manchester. He. was J. Smith. 30. of West Palm Beach, The foundation was established in niAnctNnRtr. ^ MANcmsm • nir Mii-iisi Mary Barton and daughter, 95 W, July 26, at tha home of Mr. and mayor Clarence J. McCarthy aald trMted at the hoXpltal for cuts of Fla., which had stopped for a Bolton. . Rubjr Earle, 225 Summit St.; Sher­ Middle Tpke.) Mrs.- Susan Comhes V Southern Prieo’Chicken 1949 by Mrs. Alisa Mellon Bruce. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Ja­ wood Waldron, Clark St., Whipping; Mrs. Kanneth Nalaon, 83 Bari St. the special meeting will be ewd- the left shoulder. traffic light on E. Center at Sum­ It has given a total of $25 million James T, Blair • Robert H. Starke! and son. Broad Brook; Mra. Sally- Tonight the Rev. Mr. Raak will SpathetU—Fieneh FriNi Potetoea A second accident occurred mit Sts. nice Reinhard, Willshlre Rd., Ver­ Miss Sally Strickland, BYench Rd., Toiaed Salad Neopolltea wiohed between portlmiii of a n gu- for cultural projects, education, non; Robert Kelley, South Wind­ Bolton^ Everrtt Rarker, 23 Coun­ ann Whitham and ’ daughter, S3 give a report on the 78Ui annual about 5 o ’clock near the same lo Smith was not injured 'tut both Mather St.; Mra. Margaret Mayer Bread amh-Bnttor—tfee obsTea lar City Oouhcll meeting, to begin health and medicine, and ybuth sor; Gary Rowe, 20 Earl St.'; Thom­ try Line, Vernon; Albert Miller, meating of the Bvangelical Coven­ cation and sent Sylvia Carlisle and cars were towed away with ex­ programs. as Druge, RFD 1; Oscar Forand, 244 E. Middle Tpke.:,John Haskell, and son, 453 Strickland St.; Mrs. ant Church of Alnarica. at 7. • , .-.-'-js-v- hpr husband, William Carlisle, of tensive damage to the front end of Susan Powers and daughter, 281 Adimtion at tha i ordhuuice. will 846 Packside Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., RFD 3-, Vernon: Miss Agnes Maynard. Mass.; Mri. Lillian Bol­ ChUdran Dnder 10 Feara Old ll.W x give the Rockville Planning Com­ Malinowaky car and'jjrear end dam­ Dailey, Hartford; Suzanne Gullion, ton, 2337 Ellington Rd„ Wapping; Center St.; Mra. Geraldine Bed- 1784 SCHOOL FIRST When Aeoompanled By Parents to the hospital. Mrs. Carlisle was age to the Smith vehicle, accord­ narz and daughter, Scantic; Mrs. Paria—The flrat ichoOl for the mission power to appoint the Dorchester; Mass.; John Langley, Mrs. Josephine Potter, 107 Porter On The Concoarse At-The Parkade CRPA 'Mpresentatlve, a power admitted with cuts to her left arm ing to Palfolmen William Cooke, RFD 1, Wapping: Allan Bettlngcr, St,: Mrs. Diane Regius and daugh­ Gloryann Warner and daughter, 7 education of young blind persons and was reported in good condition lnvesti|;ating officer. Regan Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Roccina was established in Paris in -1784. heretofora veeted In the council. Hebron; Mrs. Laura Holmes, Glas­ ter. 100 Mather St. Corporation Counsel Harvey A. today. Her husbsmd was X-rayed Eklward A. Novak, 37, of Green­ tonbury; Mrs. Elizabeth Bettinger, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Sapienza and daughter, 36 Maple This was hot long after a Frenth- for chest pains' and discharged. wood LakCi N.Y., was arrested at David Jones, RFD 2; Sandra Bet­ St. • • man, Valentin Hauy, discovered Tonce mplalned^he ordinance, as Hebroii; Danigjie Dangona. South needed to conform, to state stat­ The Carlisle car went out of _1 a.m. today, charged with failure Windsor; Nqncy Parker. An­ tencourt, 17 Hclaine Rd.; Albert DISCHARGED TODAY: ' Mrs. that blind people could learn to de­ control and struck Tlghway guard 'to drive in the proper lane on W. Martin, Thrall Rd., *;Vernon; Aniia Gottfryd, 11 Ward S t, cipher with their fingers enlarged utes governing mf^keup of ^pgion- dover: Russell StoRis^Sl Dale Rd.; Advertise in The Herald—It Fays al agencies. rails after passing on the left Viddle Tprtte.'.-nie accident oc­ Tuttle. Sebtt Dr., Ver­ Claude Higgins, East Hartford; Rockville; Carlton Buckmister, embossed letters of the ordinary State Police said, A warning was curred when a cir^drlven by Don­ non; Mrs. Nancy MkUpowsky, Miss Helen GWorek, 274 Green Longview St., Rockville. alphabet. _ With adoption of the ordinance, the planners can look forward-to exercising their new authority to YlU the post held until recently by Seymour E. Lavltt. Lavltt recent- lymoved out of the city area Into rurar'yenjon. When Most' Needed B e y o ^ the special meeting, 8 council mbmbers are scheduled to discuss- tonigtit proposals for set­ in either of our two privatar tlement of the^hoenlx Mutual In­ family rooms,'the immediate build a better house surance Co. tax S ^eal and for ar­ rangement of a taXs Payment plan family members, the relatives for Roosevelt Mills me-,, seeking a and close friends may be seat­ method of paying t a ^ dating and stay within your, budget 5 back to 1957. ed in' desired seclusion. Al­ Too, the Planning Com: though provided complete pri­ Is slated to propose a zone ciunge Htfssdrt vacy, the family can see and for a tract of land on Frankli TW8MM 8f m Popular line meats Mve a way of dressing up your table. in a manner St. and recommend certain revls- THE niMii mill hear the. complete funeral serv- lond to the zoning ordinances. Family Fetes Mrs, Mary Taylor Construction know-how, modern building materials most becoming! Sjpiendidtquolity meets Ibe eye with a promise of exdt- McCarthy said there would be no Mrs. Mary Shaw Taylor, 26 Ed-^- Edmondson Photo. ing pleasure and ad th rou gh ^ medi, extra Rover pleoses the appetite action taken tonight on zoning pro­ ward St., who will be 85 years first employed as an assistant In and good planning can give yoii a house that's more MRS. D AVro DANIEL BOLAND with the rcoKiation of greatMt.e9fpectariem. . .Popuior't Grand Chom- posals, but the council, which young tdmorrow, was honored by The Herald job printing depart­ doubles as the City Zoning Com­ her family at a four-generation ment when she was a 13-year-oId fun to live in, easier and cheaper to maintain. Mlaa Marilyn Ann BorasM ofOEdward Boraskl of Naugatuck, pion meats con help you win mmo,|nealtime compWiiients . . .Shop today mission, will air the. proposals for gathering and; garden party yes­ pupil at Union Grammar School future formal action. terday. The pa rty waa held at the and later as a.stenographer-secre­ Naugatuck and David Daniel Bo­ brother of the bride: Alan Cole of "The Popular Woy.^' New York City, and 2nd Lt. Law­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tay­ tary. After aeveral years as a At Glenney'f you'll get cut-cost planning advice, land of Hahehester were united in rence Hencog of Manchester. PHILIP B. 8HAILER lor, 162 Green Rd. stenographer In Hartford, Mre. marriage last Saturday morning at Mrs. Boraskl wore a champagne Miami Beach, Fla., July 6 (JP)— Mrs. Taylor, shown hplmas R. costume suit vrith lilac accessories Shailer, formerly'of Mlddlebury, lor) of Bolton, and her sons, Rus­ relatives present included Mrs. Conn., and retir^ president of Allan -Taylor, Miss Marilyn Taylor, Boland, 68 Vemon 8t., Manchester. and. orchid corsage. sell Taylor and Allan Taylor. 56 Tha Rev. John ZyAowsld of St. Autorre Co., died last night in St. Henry St. The sons are holding a a senior at Mount Holyoke Col­ A dinner and reception for 200 Francis Hospital after a brief Ill­ Start planning now so you'll ba ready to build this Fall. Hedwlg’B performed the double guests was held at the Falcon Hall cake with a '’HaiH>y Birthday lege; Miss Suzanne "inylor, a 1961 ring ceremony. Baskets of gladioli ness. He was a native of Torrlng- ■Gram" greeting. graduate of Manchester High In Union City. The couple will ton. Conn. were at the altar. . make their home during the sum­ Everyone in the Manchester School; Robert Cooper of Bolton; Shailer left Connecticut in 1964 Miss Florence Shaw, sister of the The bride, given in marriage by mer at Vemon Rd., Bolton. area comprised Mrs. Taylor’s to move to the Fort Lauderdale, "family" during the 36 years In honor guest, and MTs. George O. her father, wore a gown of white Mrs. Boland la a 1060 graduate 3 l o c a t io n s t o SERVE YOU silk taffeta with picture wing col­ Fla., area where he concentrated which she chrcmicled events in Bellows, 3Si N. Main St., elster- of Central Cbnnectlcut State Col­ on his industrial Interests In Flor­ lar trimmed with silk appliques, lege, and will teach at Plainfield the townspeople’s lives as -society in-law of Mrs. Taylor. (Herald O pM 7:30 a.m. fa 5 pjn. ida, Mexico siRd South America. editor for The Herald. She was photo by Oflara.) a fitted TxxUce with bracelet-length High School beginning in Septem­ Whole pull 7 Ribs aleevee, and full floor-length skirt, ber. Mr. Boland is a graduate of 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST also trimmed with appliques. She Munson Academy and Central nMILiHLEilllRyflL wore short vdiite gloves, a head- Connecticut State College. He or 5th, 6th and 7th IN MANCHESTER Iiand of orange blossoms and sUk served,In the U.S. Army. He is a (UNTRIMMED) OPEN FRIDAY Uluaian fingertip veil. She carried teacher at the Pomfret Commu­ BUILDING MATERIALS a bouquet of o r ^ d s and Ivy. nity School in Pomfret y y h LUMBER FUEL MI Margaret B(dand of Man­ VALUABLE COUPON 7:30 a.m.to8:S0 pjn. chester, sister of the bridegroom, 'Tor comfort, electric IS • > was m aid Of honor. Bridesmaids Tetanus Reported JPfkig in ritii Conpon Good for, 336 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 were Mlse Suaan Boland of Man­ SEMI-BONELES$ ?AYS MRS. A. J. DOREY chester, a aister of the bride- Hartford, July S UP) — X second- GLASTONBURY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH groont; Miss Ann Stabley of Bm- tetanus- case In two weeks and ' 88 Hebron Avenue West Rond. Route 88 Saturd^ 7:3d o4n. to noon FREEt;^ STAMPS \ JA 2-6826 TRemont 5-6213 coo Fans; and ' Mrs. Michael third so far In 1961 was reported 1st Thru BgrOla of Naugatuck. t o iiy bjf the State Health Depart­ 5th Thru WMi Any PwrekaM e l $5 or AAoM All attendants wore white taffeta ment. The latest victim is a 27- 7th Ribs 4th Ribs g At Year Friendly Pepulir COMPLETE HOME HEATING SALE5 and 5ERyiCE gowns, designed with square neck­ year-old Enfield man. lines, fitted bodices, tulip sleeves Meanwhile, the Health Depart­ Valid tbm Sat., .tulv tBth and doms Mdrts with overskirts of ment noted Its 27th trichinosis case ADULTS ONLY—ONE TO FAMILY sea green nylon organdy with this year — a Hartford man who No Btampa with cigarettes dr beer—State law waistline bows. They wore half -had eaten undercooked pork saus­ B E L B on ai crowns of green Iridescent daisies age'. TOP OHOIOE with tune veils and white gloves, The report for the week ending Chuck Roast Mrs. Norene Phillips owner of and carried white orchids and ivy. July 1 included five new cases of ' Robert Sweet of Washington, salmonella infection, bringing the Lovely Lady Beauty Salon extends total to 40 for the year. L D.C„ was best msn. Ushers were BHtMVr SHANK •MOKED 125 EXTRA STAMPS an in\}itation to Sh o u ld e rs (NO COUPON NEEDED)

WORLD s t a m p s BONELB8S 25 EXTRA GREEN OPEN HOUSE BBMKET WITH 8 OZ. PKG. BOLOGNA. VEAL LOAF Sum m er HEAD OUT .U Corned Beef CHICKEN LOAF. P A P LOAF, OLIVE LOAF THURSDAY, N EPCO SLICED C O LD CUTS

ave Money. . . G e t World Green Stamps, Too! 50 EXTRA S S STAMPS^ 2 to 9 P.M. - j-i WITH 8 OZ.* JAR (lOo DEAL) .I ■> SAVE POPULAR NO. 2«/, . EHLERS INSTANT COFFEE 1 1 c FRUIT COCKTAIL BRAND CAN 25 EXTRA STAMPS Guest , ■ WITH 22 OZ. BO'TTLE I , SAVE WESTFIELD CMFFON LIQUID artist 25c QUART CANS FOR NE3CT TO FIRST MANCHESTER BANK GRAPE DRINK 601 MAIN STREET MR. MRS. NOREEN PHILLIPS 25 EXTRA S ? STAMPS Owner - SAVE MT., WHITNEY TALL WITH 14' OZ. CAN ASTER PEANUT BRITTLE MITCHELL WE AE GETTING READY TO CLOSE i s c RIPE OLIVES CADET CANS OUR SUMMER VACATION and models IE W ia BE CLOSED FROM SAVE PURE LB. will be in our 20c STRAWBERRY JAR I , - JULY i7ih to AU6UST Is f.V PRESERVES Libby’s Lemonade Atthur, Paul, MiliJred and Pecec Dorey, 67 Willow Street, Rocky H ill I salon at 7:15 WENDY SWEET FRESH FROZEN 0Z. "W fi gft eren h ^ t all dirough the house," she M IS S PAT QUART JAR Keep CWol 'Wlth — demonstrating P i c k l e s Lemenade CANS A jlll^ V cQ lyriS. "That's why we switched to electric heat- ia ^ We were sol unhappy about the uneven, un- new hair brgsticR^uctions SU G A R *N' SPICE 160 COUNT P A C K A G E lelbdilc^ ttKDntioUed heat with wide variations stylings, . ■ ON, ALL; ■ ■' . 13 O * .’ 5 beeweeadowostairs and upstairs." RELISH a,..,. 49c (PAPER NAPKINS *" featuring the HOT DAWG—INDIA—HAMBURG WHITE Ott eXMiOM Fresher 6y Far.,. SUMMER DRESSES Mr.DoRyAdd$|tnoffi er reason for liking electric now popular FRUITS Olid VEGETABLES ' "There’s no furnace. This is a duplex— PfoR la buy im w for your vocolioii nttek. AR riiu “Arficiioke” V. O l^ S 6 4 square feet. W e have only a half-cellar lolM t fenhiom. Sfaes 5 to 15.8 to 20.12V2 to 24V3. 45th Anniversoryl Offer! and crawl spo^.. But, now the boys and I have Refreshments Moil Label— Gef Bock Large will be REG. PRICE .. . - SALE PRICE foom for a Workbench. Just that space-saving Sweet ,„L WOedd. be cRtEigh to confirm ouc selection of sierved 10.98 8.98 2 for $15 d e cB ie beat but 1 enjoy the even heat." Mrs. MISS MILDRED, Manager, Red D oicy flieiitions, " If electric heating costs a litde ! ' ■ 12.98 10l98 2 for $20 worth it to us." for ^ in g tastier— BE SURE TO INQUIRE ABOUT juicier—beefier Tor the year ended May 4,1961 their heating costs amoun ted to 14.98 1198 2 fur $22 Large XF yon are jdannlog .to build £od out how litde 1211.96. A n additional $105.37 was spent for lij;hting, water Capitol Farms cksdckheatiogwill cost you. , heating, electric cooking and a whole houseful of electric OPENING Caiiiyated' , I -A 17e98 13.98 2 for $25 Lbs. f . I • .servsnts .« . a total of $317.33 or $32.00 a montlifor twelve A ll JUleat Franks Pfot ■ t Luscious^ j The Docey fiinfly.has enjoyed two winters of mootiiuiof modern comfort and conveniences. MISS SHIRLEY SPECIALS ^ 19.98 116.98 2 for $30 G et frimks and coupte Tcifcidehcaiiog. • • two severe wKitets • •. so they * at oar xtort now. ' Wlqr not join die Eiorey family and dm many odiers who AgwIrftwnrTiirrifniT enjof totslelettricliviog? Visit our air-conditioned salon, wjth its private off-street painting iopntroQedmuBic; 24.98 |19.98 2 for $38 ■- T' the laljteat.ln modern equipmei^ including air^Kifidititnied, d ^ e rs and everydiinf for your Ipomfort and convenience , , . * iNATTVE, TENDER ICATme, IXNDBR s e r v i n g MANCHESTER and VIi n r jeciaaelifib^',i;4a;Sxt Cedin-pssiKigr^: LOVELY.I a D y I BEAUTY SALON FOR THE PAST 32 YE Lbs. YELLOW SQUASH Lbs. I \ ^ 1 THE ^XARLIEST TO SHOW THE LATEST*' For o Limited TiiiMil 390 MAIN STREET (NEXTTO PERSONALIZED FLOORS)—MI 9JT666'

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•. 'V • - v . 1- \ moat HANCHfiSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANGHBSlER. GONH, WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1961 -...... - ■ •■ ' ■ ------— ^------■ ■ ■ . ■ ■ ^..• . . ..- . I ■ X kANGHSSTBB EVSNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0QKN„ WEDNESDAY,. JULY 6, i k l PAGE NINE and wa ahort*«ut our own rulings -continue our whole high­ _ _ - J ^ .....II I ^ Memberships way safety program will f)e to .Boats Should Have propoaal. ^ , . A Thoflg^ht for Today and poota ai« to 6a rapladad and jeopardy.-' • ' ■poMored by the I Bolton aeheol la toahidtd widar bUnkat a game at Bolton Dairy. Helmer for Bolton. W. Pelmer waa the ate eummer aeheol at WaslayaiY H A N I CttMng Jfrrdd But the apeech and the nature Reported by MCC H. El Saxby, Safe^ Equipment tha araa latt ip ft aaai coadltton coyaraga. waa the starting pitcher for East pitcher and E. Jurovaty the University. Danielson la enrolled to oil the propoeal had turned a psy­ 19 Ford'St., Minchester OoeMell ef Oburebee • GLEIHIAtfEN BOYS’CAMP whan tha woric la cdmplatad, aa- Olarii OB Leave Hartford. He waa rellevM to toe catcher for Andover: The Pontt- a six-week course. lactmen said. first toning by Lynch. SlmfMnn celll tumn wlU play Thursday to chological.. moment r'icdnnpletely Six hundred and twenty-two For l?osItog with fun;—ahd safe­ Mm. Shirlay Riley, clerk for tha Tha office Of Town Clerk Cievld t JfL o il around. Ihatead dt admowledging ‘Vole by Bote r Wlien you become eagry ipmem- . U M ir n ENROLLMENT 'finrris SeeTks Re-election; Oonaty Aaaeta liqnldatad aalactman, vrill be on Itava ef ab- was tbe catcher. Paul Shea pitched Columbia, ’ ' ■ Toomey will be closed on Saturday persons have purchased member­ ty-make sure your craft la prjp* A check for $215.38 wfts ra- for Bolton, being relieved to . the .afternoons during the montha of doom, and pledgiiifr mankind atiU To the Editor, erly equipped. TOe backem of Na­ ber that on hour two letter you ■anoa during the months of July M and M Oil maintained Its' lead GASOLINE T B O l ships in the 1961-62 Mancheater Rased on the performance of our o*ived from the State Traaaurer and August. Mm. Riley will con­ fourth inning by Bob Hutchinson. to the Bolton Junior Baseball July and August WAL'______more deeply to it, they lighted a tional Safe Boating Week, July 2- may wondqr vriiat made you engry. Now Accepting P uUIMh Community Concert series. recently adjourned state Legisla­ •Files for Two-Year Term xapraaanttog Bolton’a ahara in tha tinue to do thb 'bookkeeping for Bob Luke waa the catcher for League by defeating Bolton Dairy The Democmtlo town committee l>Miad«d0^ber 1. UU positive Hbpei ' - 8, point out that these items of It reminds us that, given a ahahoa, liquidation Of county asaata. Hia tha board and will taka the min', Bolton. Monday night 7-0. Ken Shapazlan In addition lO students and . 6 ture,, it BhouM be obvious to any­ equipment must be, carried aboard will meet Friday at 8 p.m. to the We Americana do not live un­ one who votes that we are ho long­ everything to life bae a way' of nibftta was made on a parcantaga ptaa of maatlngq held during the On Sunday the All-Stars beat pitched for M and M and Jeff Max­ downstaim conferenee room at the ______oMenUiB Kxcepi adults earned free memberships craft under' 16 feet to length op­ Applications^^ The Jolm Harris, Board of B d^tom ^U oa that tha plpa ia to ba'low­ BANTLY OIL iixUm and BdUAya. iDatcrcd at tbt derground, and we have not bMn er voting for the man, ljut for'the leveling ott. TTUa la alao true of baala figured on each town’a ahiM next two moathd as usual. Miss the Sait Hartford Cubs 7-0 with well . caught. For Boltoii Daliy. Commimlty Hall to make plans for ott Ottlc* at K a^eater Conn, a* through the number of subscrip­ erated oh federal waters; A life chairman, '' and a board member ered only enough to conform to of tha last county tax layiad. Edith Toomey, daughter of Town Bob, Hutchinson pitching and Jeff Jim Tmcy waa the pitcher and their July 12 caucus. ( .'Ml' Wi , l\( . Cla— MaU M atter______tions they sold. party. ENen the League of Women saving deyice for each person, pain, eonow, dlaappototment, un- destroyed by Russian hydrogen Voters should see the futility of 2ml P E R IO D ^ilL Y lO^^^hlLY 21 lor several years, filed intention the existing drainage ditch to Charles - Lathrop, rebrasentb Clerk and Mrs. David ToOmey, wfli Maxwell catching. ITie All-Stam Andy Hoar the catcher.. : ■ ’ ■'I \l\ ' I m.i. I The series will be three con­ proper lij^ts, and a . fire extin­ pleasantoeaa to one’a job or dis­ The Bolton 'Volunteer Fire D ^ mimuiupnoN r a t b s bombs. asking candidates for state office yesterda"y to seek the two-year Plymouth Lane and that the ditch tha insurance advisory board, at­ do the clerical work and be in tji* hope to duplicate the victory to About Town partment will meet tonight at 8 at P ataHa la Advance Tbe alafmiets are now busy certs, the first Of which will be to express their views on Issues. guisher if of closed construction, agreements to marrisge. At the 3k I PERIOIK-JIILY 24-AUG> may be cleaned but not deepened. tended the maattog and waa aakad aelectmen’s office at toe Commu­ a third game scheduled with IBast Richard Danielson of Colonial the firehouse: m MItrlicll 9-459S -'.Carrier Mau Sunday, Nov., 26; when the Neth­ craft from 16 to 26 feet long term on the board which will be nity Hall for toe next two months. a T aar ...... (16.60 m w constructing a almilar crisis, for They apparently have np personal moment, a pain may hurt almost 4th PERIOD—AUG. 7-AUG. 18 Selectmen apecUled that suit-, to obtain the rata which would be Hartford Sunday at the dairy field. Rd. an algebra teacher at Man­ lx Montha ...... 7.76 11.00 erlands Chamber Orchestra per­ vi^s, since they always vote the nsuin carry ih addition a hand beyond endurance, but. it la help­ come vacant to October. Dr. Laura able barriers, signs and lights are charged if the town had a blaitoet Biolton ball playem were busy The Bolton. PonticelU teem won chester High School, has been Manchester Evening H6Md ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Tlirae Montl^ (.60 6.(0 which they want President Ken­ forms In Bailey Auditorium. of party line. i/^hlstle or horn audible for at least ful to know it won’t laat. When we Toomey, who previously filed for to be uaed to protect the pubUe toauranca policy to include the over the holiday weekend. The a tight baaeball game to Andover awarded a scholarship grant from Bolton oorreapondent. O nce Me- One Montb ...... l.W 1.86 Mancheater High School. one-half mile. Per InfoniMrtlbii CeH Weekly .60 .66 nedy to Invoke a great national We have no legislators of insight put our faith to Ck>d through Jesus the board, indicated yesterday that while the work la to progreaa in Bdiool pro^rty. At the praaent Seat Hertford Cube defeated the yeatorday ft>8. John Roberts the National Science Foundation Dermott, telephone' Bfltehse, a for­ had. not only perfected the hydro­ which, although with controversy mer member of the board of edu­ gen bomb far ahead of schedule, Track located a t toe Interseo- cation here for 18 years and its the American public is finally be­ fion of Hilliard and , ’New chairman for many years; Thomas but done it by a method which in­ ginning to understand, he rose to State Hldiway. Bentley, former principal of a dicated they were a little wnarter his present eminence of oracular o b e rt J. Manchester school and William than we were—a method whlgb.f In public service. • HEATS Curtis, Manchester superintendent actuality, helped us speed our As Usual, the pbppery little ad­ m iMABeB. r«y A of schools. . • ■ i i l «MP i r «MMr«Nc«. SSto ' Ernest Asptowall, whom the own progress ■a’lth the hydrogen miral will be expecting the whole • SEMIS SERVICE ON ALL ' ritlBtiptrBmllMtmt CONVENTIONAL MAKES board had chosen to represent the bomb. Naxy to. tremble and hide the min­ InkMIi R Bolton Property Owners Associa­ This qiectacle, or possibility, of ute he -begins tearing it apart. • FEATURES REAL ESTATE tion, declined to serve on ths com­ "Russia havlhg suddenly leapt But this will be the one day that mith mittee. m o r ia Pt y (Nr C E H B INCORPORATED ahead of us in the bomb race be­ proves different.' INSURANCE The committee will meet with Rfifrcslmiciits WELDON tha 'board to review appUcaUbns came, for those who consider it This day the Navy will turn, as - DRUG COMPAIiJY 968 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR—TEL. MI 941261 received for superintendent-prin­ their self-appointed but responsi.^ one man, as one fleet, as one 901 Bfaln S t—MI S -«m BROtHERS cipal. 'Chairman Harris said sev­ ble duty to alert us to our j>eril, squadron, and, out of lik accumu­ Fre* Aidmiisfon SOl-816 CENTER ST. ' “IN8URANSHITH8 SINCE 1814” eral applications havtf been re­ the occasion for a somewhat hys­ lated anger and sh ^ e and resent­ TEL. MI 8-6185 ceived to date. He plana to ra- terical drive toward all kinds of ment. fashion a broadside which ■vlew the applications before the emergency measures. board meeting Monday. The board combines 'the glories of all the has set Aug. 1 as the deadline for President ESsenhower was in re­ glorious -victories in its record and receiving applications. ceipt of all kinds of secret reports, biabts the smartest smart-aleck Town-Aid Allotment which urged him Jh do this and do ever to become famous on. tbe BUY At their meeting Monday night, that. Mr. Joseph Alsop, then, as American scene right out of his 7i By BOLAND the Selectmen were notified that now. and as ever since in the long Bolton ■will receive a total of $35,- element. 643 In 1961-62 from the State Interval, was presuming that the When that day'comes, the na­ Highway Department in town-aid United Statee had reached the tion's educaton will lead the road funds. Of the total, $35,197 is moment 'of decision, upon which cheering'which, as it travels across allotted for the 80.8 miles of Im­ its Burvival would depend. All the natton. will become universal proved roads and $446 for the 0.6 Sale (ends IdndB of programs were prepared mile of unimproved road. and unanimous. According to the letter from for the Presidimt's pronounce­ B-PASS. the State, the allotment for unim^ at 9 p*me ment. Tbere_ was to be s crash SEDAN roved roads is at the rate of drive In the Mid of nuclear arma­ The Morning: We AU Sprint SAVINGS 743,494 per mile. Distribution for ments. There was to be a crash runimproved roads to the 166 I. We have been trying for some towns Is to the ratio of the miles drive to alert the American people tim e^for a life time, to fact—to 12 .'Months or - LOAN bf unimproved roads to each town to their peril, and to shift their 12,000 Miles Guarantee ^195 Down A. S' s O C I T I O V find a holiday fulfilling tbe func­ to the total unimproved local road Store closed until 3 p.m, tomorrow, living tmderground, so that they tion It is popularly supposed to mileage to the state. Allotment could show their, long-range defi­ for Improved roads Is at the rate have. ______/AfStfJi£^i9 SA Of $1,400 per mile for the first 23 ance of any possible Russian It la supposed to take you out IIAIICHg«T11l»» ■ O LD EST riM A M C IA t III « T IT M T I 0 W miles Ip each town' and $384,178 weapon superiority. of the humdrum^business of earn­ BOLAND MOTORS per mile for all mileage above 23 Here are a few typical saving# Whilft wft'r* clpssd from 9 a.m LAMPS / Ib is went on for weeks, and ing a living, give you a tonic and miles. In itoconsolidated .towns, the to 3 p.m.i wa'II be busy f O O Z tAiauJE rXtteet total allotment is computed on the even months, and President Eisen­ refreshing interval of a different ' 369 CENTER STREET—MI 8-4079 $22.60 Colonial Table Lamp, brass, marble and L praporihg for this hower, alternately reported as in- OVE» 26 TEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION basis of the combined tolleage of kind of behavior, experience, and TOUB .QUAUTT LARK DEALER the two and is then distributed on LIVIN(3 RdOM gigantic 6-Hour Sal# blue font base; fabric-over-parchment shade 9.98 ded^lMe and then as finally ready sensation, and then send you back the pro rata basis of the miles to to sbimd the great 'national call each to the total combined miles $129.00 Scandinavian Settee, walnut frame, foam seat and back cushions, $46.00 China Table Lamp, engraved black and to work revitalized and full of white base, scalloped taffeta sh ad e...... } to alarm, and then as indecisive pep. in the town. plain brown and brown stripe covers, used ...... 59. 9.95 again, was beginning to be ctriple dresser and atonu to peace instead'of to war. The final result is tfilat.‘we ar­ mirror, .5-drawer chest, bed, night stand -----...... 298. Office Building and ^rking Area . .,.. . . ■ 193,375.07 That sp ee^ alone,- by its mood rive back , at work again exhaust­ $24.95 French Provincial night stand,-whits with gold, bronze grill FLOOR COVERINGS and spirit and call to men every ed. physically, and m e n ta lly ,. sides ...... —. 9«^^8 vriiere,' halted the g^sly nonsense - Furniture artd_ Fixtures ...... 78,744.51 12 ft. Broadloom completely installed with labor and cualiion; choice There ought to be only one defi­ $89.60 Solid Cherry Bed, bookcase style with sliding doors, brass pulls, of those vriiO'held that the world of'Blue, Green, Brown and two tweeds; square yard ...... 8.88 nition permissible for a holiday. Other Assets ...... 8,868.68 red-brown finish; full size ...... '4 9 , bad no other recourse at that mo- A holiday is a span of time suffi­ 9 x 12 Tweedtpn'e Rugs with built-in rubber* cushion; 100% V—-oss ^ n t except to head to the most ciently long to allow you to airiva $99.50 Modern 24” Chest from top quality Henre- faca-choice .of Suntan, Sandalwood, Antique Gold .59.95 • direct''’ and bristling showdown ■" <5 . don Circa ’60 walnut group. Three drawers .... 29. 5 at a state of doing absolutely (8) $29.95 « X 12 Heavy Fiber Rugs in 2 ooncalvable. nothing and then to allow O'ou to TOTAL ASSETS ...... $13,650,960.80 Window Shades $32.60 Boudoir Chair In red-and-white checked That speech served notice bn remain in that state imtil you Made to Order plastic upholstery ...... 9. multi colorings, now $19-95. $24.95 8 x the world that America was capa­ Why buy a regular 10 Fiber Rugs, sams colorings ...... 17.95 BEDDING yourself w a n t to do tomethtog phfnt When for the a l s o $79.50 Mahogany Poster Bed, full size, high posts ble of something more than a blind different—like'go back to ^ork. 9 x l 5 , 10 X 14 and 11 x 15 Oversize Braided $89.50 Studio.Couch by Blue Bell, red print and Insensate rush toward doom. same price you con (will take canopy) ...... •: - • 35. You will know there has been gel Carmole't LIABILITIES VENETIAN BLINDS Rugs; brown-beige-and-pumpkin, or, brown- That speech notified Russia $89.46 Maple Double Chest, 8 drawers and with gray reverse; moss trim ...... 47. that kind of holiday the morning temforced hpure Bring your old rollers to green-and-gold colorings. Just a few . . 54.50 that It was no longer dealing with Members' Share Accoupts .. . and save SSo per shade mirror ...... 49. $89.50 Foam Lounger, walnut frame, foam you see Manchester sprinting, in­ paint that gives you ....$11,924,268.57 Broadloom Rugs: (3) 12 x 16 Green, (2) cushions and bolster, turquoise ...... 39. »the America which had nothing stead of limping, back to work. extra durobitity and $99.95 Lane Lowboy Cledaf Chest in limed oak, full 13 X i5 Beige, (1) 13 x 15 Silver Gray, (1) more than the truculent - negative Mortgage Loans in P rocess...... (3) $49.50 Twin Size Smooth Top Mat­ outwears ordinary . . .. lk,650.00 length drawer at bottom ...... -49. 12 X 13.11 Gray-and-Aqua; ch oice-----89. toughness of Truman shd Ache- house points 3 to I . , tresses by famous Holman-Baker ...... 25. son to offer. Escrowed Funds of M ortgagors...... " 275,474.88' $4.75 27-inch Stair Carpet in one coloring ; (2) $59.50 Dr. Fredericks Twin Size Mat­ saVe your floors from summer traffic; just T be' specific, proposal .Eisen­ Other Liabilities...... ; ...... DININGROOM tresses, (1)' Matching Box Spring ...... 33. hower advanced in that historic INDELL .... 6'62.80- right for back halls, per yard ...... — 2,95 $710.80 6-Pc. Consider Willett Contemporary, solid (6)-$29.95 Twin Size Mattresses by Slum- speech obtained an unusual tri­ Specific R e ie r ^ s ...... 4,746.27 $192.36 12 X 14.6 Celadop Green Broad umph, which nobody considered itng suntan niaple.lible, hutch and four chairs-----398.! loom,, now $ 1 4 5 ; Reg. $179.00 12 x 13.7 berland..; ...... 2 4 .9 5 poMible. After denouncing and CARMOTE RHP OUTLASTS REGUUR PAINT 3 to I I Reserve for Depreciation: | Satin Beige_riow $129. ^^our other similar $49.50 Full Size 86th Anniversary Box $938.00 8-Pc. Davis Colonial, solid cherry, table, Spring by HoIman^^Baker...... 25* rejecting the Presldant's atoms Contrdetor hutch, 6 fiqdleback chairs; for the large room 59g. yalues1~^X^ ' ' for peace proposal, the Russians Office Building ...... e e-e a e.g a.e e 52,584.68 finally, more then e year later, RfisIdMHol-CoiniiMKtd '$173.80 5-Pc. Scandinavian Dinette, brown wal­ found thwnaelves forced to accept AIWratieiif-R«mod«liii9 MANCHESTER PLUMBING Furniture and Fixtures '...... 1 .. 31,884.93 nut, 42” round table, 4 upholstered chairs ... .119. KITCHEN — : PICTURES It aad-partleipate fat it That the ‘'BosinesB Built On . Reserve for Contingencies and Surplus , ...... -1,234,678.67, ' $219.00 Sprague & Carletoh Buffet, 54” solid ma­ $118.80 Daystrom Bronze Dinette;! 42” ! $79.60 Scenic “Harvest Time,” 24 x.86- resultant cigsBisatlon has 1 not and SUPPLY CO. ple, 6 drawers, 2 eftbinets, antique fin ish ...... 149. jpdlBP^ vwy qiuch of the rola Btf Customer Satisfaction’* two-tqpe plastic top, four chairs\^... .69.50 inch ; clasidc black fram e '...... -3 1 5 0 BSBliMmr first aovlsianed for Jt Is, PaO Insurance Covnafs F.T, BLISH JR,, Pres, and Treas., -i'- $159.50 S p ra^ e & Carleton Buffet, 44” lolid ma­ - $129J0 Daystrom Bixmze Dinette; 36 x $39.60 Modem abstract scqiw in bluft, green Iraeloalljr, primarily his and our **It It’s Hardware We Have It" E.A. JOHNSON ple, 2 drawer^, 8 cabinets, brown finish ...... 115. ‘ and purple, 24 x 244ineh...... 1 9 .9 5 , TcL Ml ^0460 877 BIAIN OT,—MANCHESTER ' TOTAL il ABILITIES ...... :.$ 15,650,950.80 60 X 6 u ’ two-tone top, four, chairs,. .79.50 ftm t IB tbs abowdowa, ws euis After 5:00 PJL $99.60 Maple Corner Cabinets, Maine-made; 8 $184.80 Daystrom Yellow Dinette; 86 x ,.^ $18.76 “Fiahing Port” inarina acent, l8 x m bm p n tu n d to gtrs ear stomle WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS PAINT CO. shelves, cupboard base, pictune frame top .:.... .66. 60 X 60” yellow top, four chairs ....8 9 .5 0 " 24-inch antiqued gray wood framo . ^•9.'98 82 BALDWIN ROAD 723 MAIN ST. , $89.60 Solid Cherry Harvest Table, 60 inches Io m , $169.80 Daystrom Pink Dinette; ^2” round J15.00 Portrait “Carl With Bird Cag#,” blna PHONE Ml 9-4501 V p^dinlnani ipajd* framo ...... 7 .5 9 c/'. I w graceful duck-foot legs ...... -59.95 ..{link four chairs ... ^ ,9 9 .! [ 0 i '■af I-, f \ '1 ' ■V ' ' ' ',' ■ . • ‘ - ■ , - ■ ... V ^ . , * . . ‘ ' •' 1 ■ \ ir : ' ( • \ '' ■-1' f M m x ICANCHIESIER SVSNlNd HERAII), M ANCaSSTBS. OQBII^ WBt>NB8DAY^7iniT 8, 1961 X . ' >■ BIAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,,CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961 PAGE ELKYKM - ~ T Coiutnhia 'e'-e-ahe Is 'a third year student. outstanding record in archery Sun­ She has been spending summers at day at- the ofSclal Connecticut 175 Divisions.' v,uiumbia L,ake ai| her life and la Field Archery Tournament at Ck>- Safety Stress^ skilled In water qpofts. chegan Bowman field in Mont- In Soviet Army XSlizens Organization Lauds Lightning Strikes vUle. Hari-y, who shoots in the In­ termediates, won first'place easily SERVE THE B E ST ;..S By Girl Injured Lightning struck- at the Jack Paris — The Soviet' Arm y con­ Thompson horns on Jonathan M th a score of 321.. This was ex- Building Code Presentation Trumbull Highway Sunday n l| h t ceptionalljr good, the archers said. sists ' of about 175 divisions, ac­ PILCRIM MILLS^^ ; On Water Skis during the sharp thunder shdwer. Top’ shooter for the day was Wil­ cording' to North AUantlo" Treaty Television It hit a large maple, tree ahd liam. Ditfresne who shot 426. Alliance figures, in addition, 'expensM of the M iaaaor. loning 1:00 Mt> l:»0 Tba Prica It His'ht (C) lO. 33. 30 A teenage glA Is hospitalized Iba CtUsm to t C)oy«ntry ,groiip^' •r (In profrzM) splintered onq o f its larigest Uniba Harryis mother, ,M rs. Evelyn about 125 more dl-vlslbna vould be today lauded the Selectmen and agm t and health inspector during Tsrly.. Jnew (In ptofr»»»)ptoif«M)' 10, ao-f Taliahawaa 7Ax> . 40 because of a water skiing accident -d riv in g one' down into' the Cafrella, was also a first place the present fiscal yew . The aasee- Harbor'Command t fli mobilized within 80 days. OPEN A STOP&SHOP FAMOUS QUAtl 'Irit Show (In p rp tr'u ). 32 on Columbia Lake last week,, and ground. MOrs. Thompson said when the Board at Flaanpe' tor '‘tbe *.Uy Brlna's. Shack.(In prograa*^ The Nelson icamily g winner in the same-' tournament, sor’s budget was $5,000 which in­ 1 ®anser Uan g. la four teenage boys have e9 .med the it. happened, there was a sound which had 120 archers competing. .The Russians are also believed thorouglaieaa in p ttflin n g the town cludes 82,500 for salary, 82,500 for mdar Funnita ,1:00 The Rifleman u praise and gratitude'of her‘par­ like an explosion, and when she She shoots with the 229 class and to have about 200,000 operational meettnt call on. the building code.' his clerk and 8500 for expenses. 'Um (Ilown Ig Hawaiian By a' g, 40. 63 ents for their quick-thinking and looked out everything seemed to scored 240.- aircraft, mostly Jets, and more The deputy sanitarian’s estimated, X- CaUlns 40 Myatery Theater 10. 33. 80 efficient handling of the situation. TONITE till ^ The group also urged residents ^Ortar Itsrkat Vt Danrer, la My Bualnaaa , - II be all right- It wasn't until her hus- Mother and son are members than' SCO submarines, the largest expenses were listed at 81.000 and Angel ' ■ 3 Marcia Ferguson, IS, daughter to note the datO of the town meet- Ixuid went to work about eleven of. the Nlpmuck Bowmen of Tol­ such fleet in the world. C H E N E Y H A U a HARTFORD ROAD- the zoning agent, 81,500. . YiiatSw^ Nawa * Stwrts S. U 1:10 Million Dollar Uovla of Mr.4und Mrs. Roy Ferguson'of that they ^discovered what had land. Ing-July 26—and plan to attend “It should be noted that these JMsesa 40 |;|U Robin Hood Ig 10:00in nn ii'”?Naked 9®^ aty *«®rat g. Bast 'IVindsor and Columbia Lake, happened, During 1989, the combined cir­ e AMPLE FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR e The tneetirig will ^ held at the were part-time officials,” Messier {Vobert^n School on Cross St. §t \ Hollle'“ ollle JJaeoha Club Hnuia 33 Circle Theal fell while skiing and broke her left Arollers Report Mancheeter Evening Herald . Oo- culation of English language daily X Iporii,rti, Nawa a Weather g ter leg. pointed out. It Coula Be OU (C )' 3 Harry R. Cafrella, ISryear-old luqibla correspondent, Mrs. Do’itald, . newiipapers reached ah all-time 8 p.m. las hMwarda 13 10:30 The Man am 6ay Srlnkley Mawa 10. 33. 10 I the Challansa Perry Pederson, David Forbes, High school sophomore, jmade an R. Tattle AO S-S4S5. high of 57,611,447. “ feel the passage of this ordi­ Tightrope Ricky Patten and Bruce Judd, nance and the eccompan>'ing’'ar- anlns Raport g ■ Waather ' go. 40 11:00I Theme BtcB li Nawa ^ e r a tln g the boat from which tides is ot^ylfal Importance to the Bobln 3 News. SporU A Weather Poefg Corner atrol U 'Marcia was being towed,, iifimedt- future growth of Coventry, G. 11 Jack Paar Show (C) 10. a t ^ went to her rescue. Richalrd Messier, chairman of the . •la'ds , Feature 40 . ’ The boys supported Marcia and -n S“"» The Weat Citizens of Coventry group, said. Vpoa Graduation, June ZS, 1961 . ------Dollar^ovle her injured leg by swimming with “ Not only Is It of importance for i Till 8i»*rta (kunera 11:30 Premiere ' From the black of darkness. Film 11.« * • '( Movlaa (6 their arms outstretched henesith the future,” he added, “ but It will Into the light of day,*come our Bvenl, 11:26 Nawa her. The rescue was so,carefully protect present properties and T :» Wafoif U'Si Paar Show (C) hearts. Honsr KonsKOTS 13:60 Nawa and weather executed, Mrs, Ferguson said, that property values against any more Dormant they were, so still and Mall Marcia didn’t even wince. substandard building and unhealthy .Ubu RW> 1:0e Newi, Prayer TakeTYour Pi NORMAN'S 'Marcia has since said the Hfe trusting, , BEE SATTBOArS XV EB FUR COMPLETE LISTING ' drainage facilities;” Now blinded by the brightness. belt she was wearing helped save Messier praised the thoroughness Your dreams, were only that; her life. She said she was In such of the meeting call in stating “ It marked not by doubt, only tri­ pain she \Vas ppwerle.9s to help her not only calls for the establishing umph. s R o ^ ( k self. The belt kept her afloat and a building code adopted by more A t .laat'the soul breaks forth, that undoubtedly made her ... rescue than half the municipalities in the one day, precious and new. (This listing Includes only thoae news broi [ts of 10 dr 15-minute easier. . ‘ state, but it provides for proper Doubt creeps in, trustingness Serve these •teaks hot as a fire can make tham-^ length. Some etations carry other short newsc iU.) . , She advocates use of a life belt by all water skiers. Also a must In Implementation and adminlstra- leaves. WDBC—IMS 41on. on: -t 133I Marcia's 'book Is the rule some­ Regain your strength, do not ■iTzling with juice, superbly flavorful. They’re the ^ g:00 Nawa ” 6:00 Newf The legal notice published this stumble in your walking. g:06 Today on Wall Street f :10 Wall Street times ridiculed by spottsnjen — week is a lengthy one. containing 1:10 Sport New* S'l? S?** Bacon—Sporta that there always be at least two best of the Ch^ce grade, selected for eating per­ 6:16 Art Johnaon Show n;26 Showcase v 14 articles. In summary it requests You stand alone, yet you are not. Raynor Shinea in a boat towing a skier. 1:06 “ S'™ JtS.'K*". Thomas—Sporta Marcia is a member of the swim­ the voters to pass an ordinance As your dreams shaklngly emerge. fection . . . priced so low you’re sure to want some 1:00 Newa'•— St * Sign " ‘~n Off.Ol 7:00 CBS News adopting the state building code, You must not give up. in ldiAV-llg ' " ,7:10 CBS in Perion ming team at Mary \Burnham 1:00 Sound Stage. 7:30 teulton Lewie i . School In Northampton, Mass., appointment of a full-time building It is a cruel and wonderful world. extras for your freeMT. g:30 Nlsht Fllgllt 7:45 Shnwenae of Muate . . ^ Inspector who would al.so be town One only has to find It 13:00 Sign on - 7:55, i ;bS—Newa Analyalk K ,______^------— assessor, zoning agent and deputy WTIC-INI S:00CBS—The World Tonight One only has to b ^ n . 1:00 Nawa, Weather A Sportt R:1B Stiowcaae of Muale sanitarian. These are separate, Constance Bell, '61 3:30 Suppartime Serenade 8:.10 CBS Newa . 7:06 Converiatton Piece 5 part-time posts at the present time. 3:35 WINF Newa x^epondable 7:30 Newa o( the World. 3:40 Stinw’caae .of Muale Appointment to the new poet 7:45 Qrandatand Bnndatand 9:00 CBS Newa would be made for a two-year pe- 8:00 Detroit at Red Sox 9:07 WINF Newa A Showcaaa until 10:30 Nlghtbeat algn off. \ ^ t i o d after' a competitive examina­ ENJOY YOUR 11:00 Newa Used Refrigerators tion. 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S p ace R ocket mllea ' • ------J— ----- ' BARBECUE 'JMar jLrdMir: Tou ■houltf have Dear Arthur: What’a this now Hwuy' Bad weather Is the number One The ^nal stage of the rocket ex­ ag«i a * whM Z waa 2d: Wa Uved Word about old people that all the Dear Henry: I don’t see why «»p Orders Oo Quickly UNITED METHODISr CHURCH enemy of pleasure boaters, accord­ 22 East ploded a cloud of spdiuni at its U O ty and I waa a beauty. big ahota use these dayaT I’ve nev­ shouldn’t enjoy life a little either. At Secret Site maximum height, enabling scien­ ROUTE 44-A, BOUTON I tad taabx (alorc. Now Tm 70 er seen it spelled, but it sounds He is well enough to do whatever ing to the comihltj^ for National tists to determine prevailing con­ IVaahiiigtim Hightspeed com- fHNMiMred By Women’s Society. Chrlstlu Serytees add a Wt taded. U y Menda atUl like Jerrlohtology. he wants. And you really want him Safe Boating, wiMk, July Center St. Center St. (Continued from Page One) ditions at that altitude. municattotis tied |n with an elec- any I'm vary attractive. What Bertha to enjoy himself. Bo Invite him on Check the weather foreoasf before Spokesmen said the rocket did trpntt data-proce’sfllng system now Soturdoy, July B— 5 dab. and A:30 p^n. SitthMS X want la te be raaUy beautiful yoxu* vacation. It would probably was to' obtain information on con­ Adults #1,76— Children Under IS, #1.60 Dear Bertha: It's a hard word to you cast off. not oon ^ n radio transmitting bnable the A.Ir Material Command again. I. keep-looking for the right pronounce, Bertha. Even harder to be the best vacation you, your ditions In the stratosphere and equipnv^t. If a storm or squall blows up to send priority orders to depots TtokeU On Sale By WSCS Members • - coaraetica, tat they ara bard to spell..The correct spelling la .ger­ wife, and kids ever had. If Pop re­ Manchester ionosphere, the spokesmen said. Israel is the seventh coimtry to dad. Tm aura you've heard of the fuses to go, leave him home. Let while you ar^ Out, make for the a ‘meteorlogical rocket Into from points-of origin within min­ 0.r Call Mrs. Herald Lee— Ml 8-8089 ontology. It la a noun that Is pro­ nearest shelter on shore. If the The^ rocket, the "Shavlt II’’ utes. Expensive equipment Is stock­ ' Or .Mrs. Michael Gnidsnider— MI O-lSdS beat onea. nounced ger-on-tol’-o-gy. The word him make his own decision. If he .lace. The others ,.re the CYiited Linda>Sue is unhappy about it later, he’ll water gets choppy, seat your pas­ (Meteor IT), used a solid propellent ttates, the Soviet Union, France, ed centrally ijnd flow’n to ordering comes from the Greek and means sengers on the bottom of the boat, points to keep inventories low. Dear Undb-iSue: Thera'a a cer> the study of senior oltiaena know better next time. fuel developed In Israel. ' / Britain, Italy and Japan. keeping them as close to the cen­ Shavlt II Is multi-staged, but None of'the Arab countries are tain nobflMy that comes with age. These days folks refer to the terline as possible, head into the jproper uae of ordinary coa- problems of acnlor citiaena as ger-t Diet Is Washout wa'ves and-reduce your speed. ^'^metlca tacreaaea that nobiUty. Goa- ontologieial problems. The opposite Should your motor fall, ,or If the metles will not, cannot, and of geriatrlca— care of the aged—is Calgary, AlbertaWhen a salt- sea Is so strong you cannpt make THURSDAY ahould not pretend to Tnaka you pediatrics, care of the young. , free diet fails, to help a heartj>a- headway, trail a sea .anchor from young again. There la nothing less tieht, look to his water supply. tW the hour to keep you headed into 10 to 9 DOG FOOD SPECIALS attractive than an old wcmnan Dear Arthur: hly wife and kids Canadian doctors checking- on a the wind. A bucket or a shirt with paradbig herself around like a 20- deserve a vacation. W e haven’t the heck and sleeves knotted to­ ^ HUNT CLUB ' SPRATT’S ' recurrence of edema In a heart pa­ FR ID A Y 19 t o 5 yaiar-old. ■ left our . hometown In live years. tient On .a salt-free diet repotted gether will do the job In an emer­ 25 Lbs. BURGERBITS ..... '$2.40 iO Lbs. FIBO KIBBLE ...... $5.90 And If that’s not enough to coo- But my father lives with' Ua and is that sodium In well water waa to gency. Kemain calm — pan'lo 50 Lbs. BURGERBITS ...... $4.55 -23 Lbs. SURECH.\IUP .’ ...... $2.50 vlnee you, Llnda-Sue, let me' re- afraid to be left alona There’s spreads easilv., • ■SATURDAY 10 to o I blame. 50 Lbs. K IB B L F ...... $5.95 -ASSORTED BISCUITS, T PRE-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE 50 Lbs 5-FLAVOR KIBBLE ...... $6.30 CHARCOAL OV'ALS •y DidnH Quite Make the Dump SLANT-0 -MA 1K>»i'-6n the west side of: ^13^0 ^23^^ ^ 3 3 5 0 UNCLE GEORGE'S (R) 302 Food Factors Mix. $1X0 lb. 3Va to4LB. oor, is to give instruc- \ AVERAGE Ihose who ,cs.nnot afford Umitai ittek w molt Htm—lint (MM, Hnt Mid CHICKENS yate consultations with 4^^- 5Irs. Mary Stenid MY AS irm i AS $1.25 FIR YVEIK OH OUR fASY FAYMOff FIAN tor^" Mrfe. Fred Morrell at the hos­ new administrative post is a "co­ PORTERFIELD’S . > RANCH HOUSE HEAVY WESTERN STEER pital's credit office will arrange ordination of all departments with SINGER SEWING CENTER BEEF admissions. , patients to Improve patients' un­ ••{)0liA^nt,K^ lOP ML 'fii'iR ’ y'fiNu/'S. Un')W C-\Ut M L'3' derstanding." She' will supervise ’The clinic's Instructors Will .be (U iU d in Pfwne book under SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.) FOAM SLEEP SOFA REO. #17# $78 MAPLE 5-Pe. DINETTE Manche.ster Public Health Nurses an educational program within the hospital in which patients will be 882. MAIN STBEET—MI 9-8888' PETS SUPPLY, INC. and doctors and interns at the hos­ pital. instructed on how to take care of SIRLOIN Colonial dr^aer, Table and four OPEN THI RSDAY and FRIDAY to 9 PJW. U. S, Route No. 5 and Chapel koad— Phone JA 8-3391— South Windsor,'Gmn. chairs. Oht It goes • Miss Johnson said the new themselves after , they are dis­ niUTor, cbdat and charged. at this bargain clinics .will not Interfere with the low poatdr bed. Mrs. Stenid joined the hospital price. ’29 diagno.stic clinics, including tumor, arthritis, c'hest, and heart clinics, staff in January 1948. She was or T-BONE operated by^ Manchester graduated 'from Hartford Hospital emorial Hospital. School of Nursing. Aik your, doiier ibeut ■ reel eaet Mtreaeet eption—Chevrolet elr eendWenlfia' D M U ia ROOM 3-P9. S E O T O N A L The new administrative assist­ ant will work under Edward ’29 Dog School First Reg. $429 Thoms, hospital administrator. A Reg. $329 . Curved eec- graduate of Massachusetts General $ ■ New York — The flrat training TOP ROUND or Buffet, , table, tionm sofa Hospital School of Nursing. Mrs. 'school for guide dogs for the bllta 3 arm ' and 4 with foam Dormer joined the hospital staff In was established in- 1929. Today aide chalra. cushions ’178 January 1955. She has served as ,

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II you. prefer, we wBJIinye one ef enr onpnble Junior mtmbam of Junior Andover, Columbia' and Hebron. At this same hearing the apppiir hunhla eorreapoiideiit, Mnu Ikm- registered representatives enll on you, at your eonvaaleiM, to Heir to Pfess Rights KuMum or ehlldrm h t muMum The Red Cross Bloodmbile Unit, ' Any registered nurse able to as­ catibh of Raymond Fuller and aM R. TUttie, telephene AUademy SMlsi yon* Whether Tonr problem Invotveo one ftmwiMd or o .2 1 to mombon muat fllo appUoatlona by sist is asked to call Mrs. Pringle. Emil Dasy will ba'considered for 8-948S. mllllen deUnrs.'ws finvo the fscUlties tq render, oonplcto tomorrow with ;wrltten permission sponsored by Columbia Chapter, If a baby sitter is needed by, her, ...... sendee. ,, . . ' * I To Depot Sq. Property wUl. be set up .in Yeomans Hall to­ ^ TWenty-one children will be sent from parents to participate In the one la available, M'rsr ^ringle said. to' five camps to r various periods morrow between the hours of Anyone who cannot keep his ap­ eircus parade Saturday • ^ 1 LaBelle. The town has already allocated . Bros. Circus, will form at Charter summer unit vlait, approximately and Elaine W. .MrosCk of .danches-. ported. In all'"cases, .‘he added, the The Totyn Parking Authority $35,500 for the purchase. An ap* Field at 10 a.m. All. partici­ youngsterti would not have been k. „ • "T- '■ %■ ■ o n d has been negotiating, with the'New 'pralsal, which the town has not pants will be dreesed as circus p»-- JACKET abla to attend, camp If hot aided by J' 'jc ' Haven Railroad, owner of the made public, places a higher 'valu* .Uwanls Club. ’The club eithej pays, formers. The parade will be led by ** *** property, for man.v m#)nths, The or. the land. Atty, William Collins, paradt mar- GLAZING the total camp fee or supplements ■4 ■.4d ,4 ’ chief obstacle to the sale la' the ' ahai. Clowns will follow riding: In What parents can, afford to pay. ’ f, I difficulty pf clearing the title. open cars, antique cars, floats and $ 3 .0 0 Oimps which yhungsters'will at­ .TTte land, was sold ■ by Minor n n engines. St a r t s TOMORROW! tend this summer Include The Sal­ White to the Hartford, Providence The line of march for the parade W vation Army Camp Nathan Hale; and FiahklU Railroad and later ac­ Local Stocks will be .from Main St. to the Cen­ TMCA Camp Jewell; YWCA Camp quired by the New Haven. The ter Art^ to Depot 5q., N. Main St. to Aya-Po; Glen Haven Day Camp at Crowd sits in chairs and relaxes on grass awaiting start of fireworks that climax&[LA.safe, quiet Fourth in Manchester. (Herald photos by Ofiara).. original deed specifies Umt the Wbodbridge St;, Woodbridge St. to CHESTER Furriers Sperry’s Glen, and Manchester land'was to be used only-for rail­ Qaetattons FunilBhed Of '''Manchester ■ Green, E. Center and 82 BUR9E ROAD — ROOKYILLE^. Girl Scout Day, Carqlp Merrle- road purposes, but' does not Cobnm A MJddlebrook, bw> center Sts. to Board St., Broad St. MI Srl827 \ Wood. specifically say that It would re­ Bank Stoeka to W. Middle Tpke. and into the Call RockvUIe CoUect—TR 5-5928 or Call JA 2 - ^ 2 .The Kiwanis flub this ysar en- vert to White's heirs it,not used Bid Aakad Parksde ending at the circus tent. -AND- Hsted the volunteer services of Dr. Colorful Fireworks for such purposes, r Conn. Bank and Trust ' Tickets for the circujj bertellt, John H..Malone.in providing pre- Although Mrs. Geisslpr IS the Co...... 83H 88H ijKmsored by the Manchester Shop­ camp physical euminations. first heir to have come forward Hartford National ping Parkade and Manchester Jay- The club raised funds, for the, ■ , ' : / i / / ' with a claim, the town has been Bank and Trust Co. 48^ 81H ceea, may be purchased at the camp project last November Climax Quiet Fourth aware that there were probably Fire Insnranoe OompiitoM Parkade, tonight, .tomorrow night through the Kiwanis radio auction ^living heirs. Aetna Fire ...... I l l 118 and Friday night or at the circus over station WINF, an event which •'The railroad.' has declined to Hartford Fire ...... 67H 70^ gat® on Saturday. There will''bc JULY 5-6-7-B will be sponsored again this fall. . A noisy colorful array of fireworks at Mt. Neho B'ield cli­ clear the title and, instead, has of­ National Fir® ...... 1 3 4 144 two performances at 2 and 8 p.m. Other members of the Kiwanis fered to sell the depot property for Plioenlx Fire ...... 104 109 committee are Dr. Roljert J. Ales- maxed a safe, quiet Fourth of July in Manchester yesterday. $34,500 if the town will clear title. Ule and Indemnity Ina. One. ^ X. SEMI-ANNUAL bury, Edson, M. Bailey, D. Lloyd Approximately 15,00.0 attended the display. That price is $1,000 less than the Aetna Casualty .... 128 138 Hobron. Matthew M. Moriarty, and Dui'ing the day few cars were on the street.s, and even few­ price originally agreed upon. Aetna U f e ...... 122H 127% Officials Pond^ ^ Dr. Barney Wlchman. The com^ er people. It was equally quiet for<®' In the latest exchange, the Town Conn. General ...... 2 3 1 241 mlttee is assisted by,,th.e.recom­ 'police and firemen. Parking Authority has discouraged Hftd.'Electric Light 70 - 73 mendations of Miss Beth R-r Hoff­ make the. beach went to the three Filitiing Records It seemed that there would be area swimming pools during the af­ that proposal because officials feel Hftd. Steam BoUer 111 ^118 man. school social worker. .. , few at the fireworks display this $l,OOOXill not pay for the.exten­ Travelers ...... -124 129 year. However, at 6 o'clock Rts. ternoon. sive legal field work which will be PnbUb ettnaee General Manager Richa.rd Mar­ SHOE SALE! 83 and 85 became heavy with traf­ A recreation department spokes­ neces.sar>' to quiet the title. Conn. Light A Power 27% 29% tin and other town officials are con­ man said' today admission to the sidering what to do about safe fic coming back from the shore. According to Atty. Herbert Hftd. glectric Light 70% 78% 3,300 Dog Tags :. By 7, the streets were full of cliil- pools had to be closed because of Phelon, parking authority ohair- Hartford Gas Co. ... 88 58 guarding the records in the Munl- ...... " the crowds in the aftei'noon. El.se- eipal Building, now that the doors 'NATURAL BRIDGE" SHOES dren and parents_weaving_Uieit mqn, it might be necessary .to re­ Southern New England Issu^ by Clerk way down side streets to Main and where. the playgrounds open dur­ tain out-of-state law.vers. Telephonq^...... 49% 52% on the vaults have been fdund to up to Mt. Nebo. ing the morning had onl.v a *few Manutactqnng Oorana:^iuntfn - be Inadequate for fire resistance. attend. However, the tennis courts Some town officials who have The solution may be to replace 'Three thousand, three hundred The field was filled early with been involved in negotiations feel Arrow, Hart, Heg; .. 58V5%’^ 2 % Manchester dogs had their li­ youngsters and adultk sprawled out were occupied throughout the day. the railroad is in a better position Associated Spring 13% 15% the vault doors, said the general V a lu ts Tliere were three doubleheaders manager, which might cost in ex­ censes renewed or new licenses ------A-. on the grass awaiting the start of (ban the town to clear title, be­ Bristol B ra ss...... 11% 13% taken out, by''noon, Saturday;.(the the di.splay. The crowd grew rest- in little leagije baseball, and sev­ cause if it cannot sell the proper­ Dunham Bush .... . 4% 5% cess ctf 5800 apiece for the eight t o $ 1 3 .9 9 deadline for renewal.) eral. special'"eventa took' place at doors. leas and some improvi.sed. setting ty. it r'ivould have to'keep it for Em-ftart ...... 76 80 SAVE up to 50%-and MORE , Another 700 or 800 dogs may off their own fire-crackers and tioth the Manchester Countr>’ Club railroad purposes and no rights Fafnlr Bearing , 56 60 Another solution might be to yet remain to be licensed, said a and the Ellington Ridge Country microfilm the assessment and Ignd .sparklers. would revert to the heirs. N; B. Machine ...... 20 22 nUB-TKHNS, YOVKO JUNIORS TOTS' and GIRLS* GIRLS’ COTTON spokesman for the towh clerk's of­ The crowd was honored with the Club to provide the sports activity Phelon said today the town is North and Judd . 15 17 rdeords, he said. The Io.ss of these .of the day. records would be very bad for the fice this morning, judging by the presence of eiglit goverament of­ ir no worse position because of Stanley Works . , 17 18 number, of dog owners who are ficials from Western Nigeria who This Fourth was one of the .saf­ Mrs. GeisSler's claim than it has Veeder Root .... . 51% 55% town.' still dropping In to the office for ...... est and quietest Manchester has Still another solution might be ''LITTLE YANKEE" SHOES Whistle Tops Summer Dresses Swim Suits. are in' town to survey the.operalion been anywaj’. It may be in a bet­ The above quotations are not to licenses, even though they hav< to of Manche.ster government. They seen in recent years. ter positjo'h, he said. because eonatrued as actual marketo. both to replace the doors and to pay a small penalty for being late microAlfn the. recordsThe said. were introduced andf paraded The number of dogs registered through the applauding crowd. The manufacturer of the doors is last .year was about 3,000, so it ap­ the Herring, Hall, Marvin Co. of V a h iM $0.99 ] 1 - 6tanf 9 2 . 9 d 1 . 6 9 pears there is either an 'increase The spectators '‘ooohhed’' and Boston. Maas. Popular thick cotton Knit cover-ups. Magnificent collection of famous mak­ ()ulck-drying cottons! Pretty styles and In the numljer of dogA or sm in­ “aaahhed" as the designs unfolded S'” Fleece lined! Hooded styles, pull-overs, ers' cottons, sheers and cotton blends, colors In gay prints and solids. Sizes 4 crease In the number of humans in the sky, and applauded all the ' Cir/, 4, Shot t o $ 9 .9 5 « jacket styles. Sizes 1 to 3, 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. to 6x. Big sister 8 to 14, 1.99, who are ready to take responsibtl' ground designs. Ity for dogs. The program wa.s climaxed with , a battle between two tanks and a j East Haddam, July 5 (VFi — Wil­ GIRLS’ TEEN, PRE-TEENS' ' ‘p' \\’' fimiW uj. JwunA. liam Protx, 31, Old Bethpage. N. other Chlldren’e Shoea. Valoea to 86.95 ...... 82.99 ' .PRE-TEEN GIRLS’ ASSORTED 13,398 SUSPENSIONS grand finale featuring 2,52 bomb- ' LYN Long Parking Lot shells fired in rapid succession. A Y., a summer resident of East Had- Hartford, July 5 (J*)—Drivers' Ciioice Fresh Native Poultry . . . Direct From Farm fe You! tfam, has been arrested bn charges Looking northeasterly . from Blouses licenses are being taken away by ground design of the American flag of carrying a loaded rifle in his car a vantage point atop the cut­ Ploy wear ^ Ploy Sets the itate.at a lower rate this year wa.s th'e last, feature. as a result of an incident in which off bridge at Forbes St., AIR-CONDITIONED! than last. Motor Vehicles Com The fireworks display was spon­ his 4-year-old daughter was shot. Elast Hartford, this Wilbur mlssioner John J. Tynan reported sored by the American Legion. Mi­ CIRCUS d a y SwA^.^:;?h. to. Idle victim, Linda ^ o tz, wa.s seri­ Cross (Rt.. 15) Highway jam- Monday there were 13,398 suspen­ chael McDonnell, a past command-, ously wounded Monday when the up vvas the result of three mi­ 1 .0 0 ^ 1 . 9 9 i . d o sions or revocations in the first er of the Manchester Ameriesm nor rhotor vehicle accidents “Oooohh, how lovely” swooned starry-eyed spectators as the dahiia-like design unfold- gun wept off while she and her Smart striped seersucker separates Populaf crop tops, shorts, deck pants and Tailored styles in white and peatela six months of 1961 and 15,647 in Legion Post, was Chairman of the brother Steven. 7, were momentar­ which occurred between 5 and from a famou.s maker. Pastel colors. the comparaMe period of 1960. ed.ih the sky. event. 6 p.m. Monday and caused Jamaican A whole table full! Sizes 3 to Girls'.7 to 14; Pre-teens 8 to 14. Teen ily alone. In the family car. The Shorts, skirts and sleevelss tops. Pre- 6, 7 to 14.1 - sizes 32 to 38. Harold T. Maheb, 60, of sk Dud­ bullet hit the child In the pelvis many overheated cars and M.ANOmi.STER—“Our ^iHli .Vnnlvemar^ teen sizes 8 to 14. ley St., was rushed to Manchester and came out through her back. drivers, according to State Memorial Hospital at .the end of OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. She Was taken to Middlesex Memo­ Police. (Herald photo by g ir l s : qOTTON , GIRLS’ and BOYS’ the program suffering from a rial Hospital in Middletown. Ofiara.) heart attack.' The ambulance had great difficulty in getUng through Cotton Sox : ...... - ...... - ■ . ' • . CONNECTICUT GROWN — OVEN READY Terry Poncho Jomoicos the departing crowd- tcTMr. Maher. A hospital spokesman reportr hlnj much impro'Ved today. BROILERS FRYERS ROASTERS FOWL Police handled the traffic and 1.00 1.00 4 1 . 0 0 the crowd very well and It took TURKEYS CAPONS DUCKS CORNISH HENS Wonderful, colorful. Wear them ■ over Famous maker polished cotton ehlno In Fine mercerized cotton, cuff tops. Sizes Only 35 to 40 minutes before the swim suits. Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. Reg. natural shade. Side zipper. EUasticized 6 to 10?i for girls; sizes 7 to 10*4 fancy crowd was completely, off the Whole or Cut SfMciol for Your Cooking N««dtl 384C W. MTCDLE t u r n p i k e T«i«phen«: Mitchell 3-0723 1.98 ..vaue! PRE-TEEN 1.29 waist. Sizes 10, 12 and 14 only. sox for boys." parking arew and on their way . home. MoneliiBitor Sliopping Porkod* ^ MANCH£STER, CONN. GIRLS’ StBIMER ■ PIlfe-TEEN and TEEN GIRLS’ SLEFATILESS The display took abut 30 min­ utes, and was the climax to a Poultry Parts—Cut Fresh Daily . quiet but active holiday in Man­ RE Pajamas Swim Suits Jerseys- chester. Buy The Parts You Like Best Early in the morning many fam­ ilies piled Into their cars and head­ BREASTS - LEGS - LIVERS - WINGS ed for tlie beach. Many who didn’t i 3 . ^ GIZZARDS » BACKS and NECKS 1 . 9 9 Orig. 7.08 and 8.98, 1 and 2-plece styles. 1.00 Sheer cotton batiate. Sleeves and short Cotton and lastex. Frinta! Sizes 10 do Orig 1.98. From a famous maker, many CIRCUS DAYS SPECIAL sleeve tope. Pretty prints. Sizes 4 to 14. 16 and 32 to 38. novelty style.*. Sizes 7 to 14. . 32 mpg 50 mpg 28 mpg MYiSHOP ORIG. 69c ROSEBITD IOTS’ t r o p ic WILL REkOPEN July Sih, 6th, 7th and 8th " THURSDAY, The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Deck Pants Girls' Panties Sleepers JULY 6 WEST SAM YU LYES BRANCH Regular 43® “.SHOE REPAIRING 1 , 4 4 1 . 6 9 OF THE BETTER KIND" Fine combed cotton knit full cut double »P Rope belt, side zipper. Duck cloth. Color- crotch. Pink, maize and lilac. Shrink re- Perfect quilitv. Girls' and bovs’ prints. 23 OAK STREET -ful side stripes. Sizes 8 to 6x.. ,blstanj. Sizes 4 to 16. Sizes 1 to 4. Reg. 2.25 and 2.50. Price Same Slde-A* tVatklna for CIRCUS DAYS Only! TOTS’ ASSORTED TOTS’ SIIORT-ALI„S BOYS’ COTTON “ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—JULY 6 and 7

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Shirts ~ " Pajamas Slacks ■ |- YOB ARE THINKING OF ■ r CARPETS . . . TMERE ARE SOSfE REAL GOOD RYSTAL 1 . 9 9 VALTTES, IN 1 . 6 9 1 . 6 9 Sizes 6 to 16, Antelope bltmk charcoal, G ^ SSW ARE loden. Smartly tailored, flife quality t Short sleeves. Newest prints and pat'-' Sizes 6 to>'l8. Middy and coat styles. BRAIDED RUGS F R EE «E terns. Fine, cool cotton. Sizes 6 to 16. Attractive jpattems in cool cottons. fabric. Not every size in every color. W h y ? 6 old fashion glasses or 6 fruit ^jutce glasses ' -a :' A.VD ' BOYS’ .ASSORTED j BOYS’ CREW NECK BOYS’ WINTER when you open a new account with $25 or Depends on how you drive it. And w!iere. (usually because of a high percentage of stop-" BROADIOOM SwimTrunk$ Parkas Driven by a pro in an economy run, a stock and-go driving, or a heavy foot, or possibly an more or deposit $25 to an existing accounte Volkswagen will Overage close to 50 mpg. out-of-tune engine). CARPETS Limited supply! But for everyday driving, you should figure on But the figure of 32 mpg has stood up well,over 1 . 6 9 5 . 6 7 getting about 32 miles to the.gallon with e VW. the years. i " ' AT THE I' SiSr ICE CREAM SODA Boxer style, change pocket. Inner sup­ You'll notice we |ay it right on thd line; none of And you can put this in your bankbook:

S Q c n i i * MANC»ISTE|l EVENING H E R ^ , MANcdESTBR, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1981 V MANCHESTER E V E ^ G , HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN- do you'like the curtalnit” — and Httle ^ey^ eoat, ao that ha esA laanu that ii fM kvitt^V em on > ^ tharO are BO oe R uth M illett be had better like them or she pralaa har for being a good man- plaints, ahe'a lucky, and alt la {days the let’s-see-if-he-nottces- wall. I them game. agar. ■ A utua axpyianca in tha MiU- Ttaara's no rW on In tha worlds Gewge Graff Ap^iiited *Frals6 Baggy** She knowa ha won't — ah4 ha Why wotoao iB the hoioa ohh’t toka Huabaads a Bart thM doaan’t But aha lii vary httet udiail naat world'Bafora m arflafa would aha points out, "You didn't notlea have baah fOod fOr her, ■ the aAioa attitudA it.Aiuat be an i t I C E lantic State Post Do you know th* praue-bsggaf T the curtainf, and I apant all day For tha ouaihasawomhn gata ey awful hOrO to o man to^hllH to Har' husband wouldn't dart to getting them up." ' on a mlAlmum of pnuae. And aha praiA* ■ cOhtlnuaUy la order to When ahe buya a new dreaa, she naver asks for what ShS gSta. stand In gtod. BIC gat up from Uia dinner table with­ 'MawOpapOr BaiM^prtaa Aaaa,. curs PIZZA STORE O«orm Onff. ^»Ilo h u aamd aa^ual track and field day events out praising the food. ,If he should makes him admire and admire. I t About the only time her wOrk wpMiDundent ot rum l education June 3 are now available at the he sounds a little lukewarm, she la commented on la when there s^W ILL DAYS for Bolton, Columbia. Union and Lottie Fisk Memorial Building. forget, she’d saj', "Tm afraid the Says, "Maybe I'd better take It la a complaint. Every time She BBOpBD YEAR 448 HAm OHO Ford tor the paat 18 yean, will Tolteiid yoim'gstera won the most dinner wasn't very good-dSnight** back" •— and that gats him Into hands tha boas a letter, ahe doean’t le a dinetor of intensive points at the event for schools on Then he would have to come forth line Immediately. expect him to aoy, "My, you typed Norgantown, W. Va.—(NBA)— CLOSEUroRTHEREMA ilJBLY C l r 6 AHANCE line a t WlUlmanUc- s u te Col- the junior high school level. Tol* with a double dose of "It was won­ If he praises the refreehmenta thia beautifully, Mias Smith. West Virginia track and field man life in September. land also won the participation derful." -r - sat idx new,u01varaity records dur­ U she hangs new curtains in the when the party la ovar, aha lah’*t You'ra a smart girl.’* ing the 1961 season, ths 'moat in a Hla promotion was announced by award. satisfied until she teUa him hOw In a few m on^ of working ^ e Bmest O. Nybakken. chief of the The Vernon Elementary School livihif^ room she either says, "How alngla year. Connecticut Bureau of Rural Serv- won the most points among ele- leea mentan.' schools. Schools from Tol­ V. In hla new work, Graff will di- land, Ellington and Vernon par­ - Tset the training of men and wom­ ticipated. en who have their bache- jChalrnien Named TRIPLE-S V lortf degrees and who are doing Mr. and Mrs. Horace Burnham their practice teaching, to qualify have been named chairmen of the r ~ “ BLBE n . r 1 to r permanent certification. annual parish bazaar of St. John's ■ i A native of New York, he earned Episcopal Church. The ev’ent has EVERY hia bachelor of science in IdSO and been scheduled Oct. 20 and'29. |uniors, misses ^ women s famous brands! women^s master of science in 1931 at Ne^v Co-chairmen named at a planning Tortt State College for Teachers meeting last week are Mr. and at Albany. He studied toward a Mrs. Robert McTeman and Mr. . doctorate at New York University. and Mrs. William Yoxall. surfimer dresses During the 1930s he was in Contributions of time and talent \ ' r. slips — sleepwear > Charge of an educational program will be w'elcomed by Mrs. Burnham. -for the Work Project Administra­ Hospital NotM , •'h' ' ■ .* tion in New York City. He worked Admitted Monday: Neil Knpfla. for the Department of the Interior. Bakoa Rd„ Tolland,- r War Relocation Authority, during -.Admitted Tuesday: Blrs. Loralne CLASSIC a^C IA A t MOrtF by J£AN£Tt£ World War U, relocating ,peirsons Duntz, Rt.^ 2. Tolland; Steven $5 to $8 off of Japanese descent from the West Lukas, Hopkins Rd.. Ellington; CUPTmOOUFON girls' suhitn^r playwear I . I 1/3 Coast to the Midwest and Bast. Lilian Fleischmann, 27 Davis Ave. . , '.rt- After the war he worked for the ^ B irth Monday; A daughter to Veterans Administration in the re- Mr. and--Mrs. John Sauer, Maple 7 to 14 p riN ^ > ' I ! hsbUtatlon. and education depart­ S t. Ellington. values to $I4«98 their regular price ment of the Brooklyn, N. Y., .re­ Birth Tuesday: A son to Mr. and *f $3j00 ar awteb I I gional office. Mrs. Mlchael l^rcl, Crystal Lake, ■ aa Aplay al iMw He was principal of the Hleks- Ellington. Vasfl .taws iImIp rtile Junior High Behool on liong y, $wrt ysur Mt MoiKEDTiASUSiS Slips, wait? gowns, regulation length gowns, Discharged Monday: Winston NOW! 4r ^ Mb ts is M m t • sufdWM «f )1 i r Mr*. I 1 /3 lO '% off Island, N. Y. when he was hired DuBois, Dow AFB. Maine. Fabulous clearance of summer’s styles . . . by the Connecticut Bureau of Discharged Tuesday: Ted Pru- pajamas . 1. ail bearing famous labels . . . at Rural Services in 1948. cha, 9 Village St.; Neil KnoSa. I S • . • • . I Oraff la-a' member of the Na­ Junior sizes 7 to 16, misses’ sizes 8 to 18 and one-tliird of their regular price. Not evMy^ tional Education Assn., the Amer­ Bakos Rd., 'Tolland; Mrs. Minnie I thdr regular price ican Association of School. Ad- Lemsdale and son, 1 Carol Dr. women’a sizes 12\^ to 22V^ in this group. size in every color or style. mbUstrators, the Association of Vernon auid TalcottvUle news, is 8iq>ervlaora of Currlcultnn Devel­ handled by The Herald's Rock­ opment and he Is a life member ville Burenui 8 W. Main S t. tele­ of the Blementafy School Prlnrt- phone TBemont S-S1S6 or BllteheU : ^ KRAFT SALAD "d r e s s in g Orango, Grdpo, Fruit Punch Shorts! Jamaicasl Blouses!,.... palB Association. He has been an 9-6797. offleer and director .In^ the De­ \ I Shirts! Skirts! Slaavalass Dresses! partment of Rural Education and MIRACIE WHIP HI-CDRINKS * a member of the ateering com­ / mittee of the Committee of 100 on Public Records , t special purchase! Special purchase! ouhioor education. k Hundreds of outstanding bargains . . . all priced '-v While he doea not begin hla new Warrantee Deeds for quick clearance. Don’t miss these values. post at Wllllmantlc College until Mary L. McGovern of Stamford l«r ROAST Ssptember, Graff la now taking to Charles B. and Theresa I. Wil­ advantage of vacation time which jamafea shorts swim suits bo had not uaed bef<»«. However, son of East Hartford, property off BONELESS TOP OR BOTTOM he la' atUl avallahlei in an advisory E. Center- St.- FAMOUS OAT CEREAL - TIP T O P o r w h if o capacity imtU a new aupeilntend- Warreu E. Howland to WUliam t ' - « it la hired, hb said. H. and , Iona Slelth of Vernon, Oraff la married to the former property off Wyllys St. CHEERIOS r n Ralph A. and MOrtan M. Schwai- , $ 8 .9 0 SHaa IBdna Sauerweln, of Greens- U.S. 1 3 .5 9 bdrg. Pa., and the couple have a kert to Nunzlo J. and Francis Lu- % boys^ and girls' 3 to 7 sea, Oary, 17, who will be-a senior pacchino, property at 194 Parker CItek*. at RodcvlUe n g h School in Sep- St. " tember. -niey live at 41 Hale St Stanislaus Majewskl to Francis Swlft'6 values to^$l7.98 E x t ... J. and Mildred A. Dowds of Bol­ FiamHim boxer dungarees regularly $5.98 ' lltenter.Huly Planned ton, property at 37 Kerry St. The Vernon Jtmior Wtomen’s Ely and Leah Segal to Sidney I. SCOTT-. FAMILY Armaw BREAKSTONE OR SSALTEST Club will bold a theater party and Frances B. Keller of West Star l^iesday, Aug. 1, at the Storrow- Hariford, property at ISO Eliza­ , $ 1 . 2 9 checks plaids cottons ^toa Music Fair, West Springfield, beth Dr. COTTAGE CHEESE Maas. The play win be "Gentle­ Kenneth E. and Esta C. Fro- men Prefer 'Blondes'* with Jane hardt to John E. and Violet M. «» paisleys solids knits lastex Morgan. Lindsay, property at 51 Bretton 2 for $2.50 sBuibands and fHaods of mem­ Rd. bers are Invited to attend. A 11m- John J. and Natalie H. Fortin R e s c i y H> Figure flattering swim wear at mar­ ttsd number of tickets is avail­ of Windsor to Domenico and A able, so resertnatlaihs must be Theresa Piccolo of Hartford, Bake Boll regularly $1.98 Famous name Jamaica shorts In velous beginning of the season sav­ -mailed no later than Monday, CARNATiON INSTANT property at 77-79 Oak St. lO-oz. Barbtctta FOR FRYING OR SALADS -fine quality fabrics . . ; taitofed Jb ly 10. Arthur and Lorraine A. LeFevre S M H D B U T T S •< ings. A wonderful way to build a Infonnation has already been Jr. to Robert E. tuid Barbara J. Chocolate Drink pkO- W e s s o n O il mailed to members. Further in- Johnson, property off Frances Dr. SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRESH^EEP SEA Nationally advertised Texas make, of cotton pin­ with self belt and eithereitner fly front 1 / swim wardrobe to ttake you through FRENCH'S LUNCHEON MEAT . formation may bo obtained from Quitclaim Deeds point fabric . . . full boxer waist, double stitched the committee in charge of the Sliced Bacon S c a l l o p s «t 4 9 ' Ot fiGS 12-et. or side zipper closures, .* '/ whole A silhouette for Robert Quey to Margaret H. M u s t a r d yeuow 2 Ml. 2 9 c W i l s o n M o r HET toaater party. Including chairman Daley of East* Hartford, property seams and riveted at points of strain. Choose from to 18. Just in time JCte. Alexander W. Martin.. and at 73 West St. MARTEL KEY WRAPPED UVERWURSTOR LONG ISLAND CLAMS le for J § f everyone . . . solid icolors and prints membeta Mrs. John Warren, Miss SUNSHINE Margaret H. Daley of East B o l o g n a Little Necks 3doi.M Assro red, tan, blue or brown. fun! P at Cedor, Mre. Leonard Golemba Hartford to Robert and Mafalda S a r d i n e s imported 227' , H y d e P a rk COOKIES j I ... sizes32 to 40. aod Mra louis F. Pilver. Quey, property at 73 West St. ^ To Blake Hortteoltnre Tour Administrator's Deed FRESHPAK F o t Y o 9 j r WESTON . Bight ToUand County. 4-H Club ASSre )2M-et.e * Henry J. Grzyb, administrator Cream Corn 2 mambers have been aslected to for estate of late Josephine Picnic Time COOKIES pta- s make a two-day tour of Hartford Majewskl, to Francis J. and Mil­ r and Middlesex Counties tmnpiTow dred A. Dowds of Bolton, property 1 and Friday to observe the horticul­ at 73 West St. famous name brassie'ries X- ture. industry. They are Donald Blarrlage .Uoestse I Zabilanaky, TVdland; David and i)pys'*^^^ort sleeve FPancis Hugh Hill of 26 Foster t}*- ■ Donald Storrs and Jane ■French. St. and'D iane Yvette Bisson of Only a special purchase enables us to Coventry; George Meader. and Andover, July 16 at Z6 Foster S t CHKKIMF Cbarlea Kalber, Venum; and Rob- I offer you one of our most popular styles $1.99 art and Charles Borovicka, Will- ington. Million on Alpine Road sport shirts ' .1 / in brassieries at this special low price. , , , * Beaswr Opens Tonight PARTS PORK I - i- White cotton, sizes 82 to 40. A, B, C cup. regularly $2.50 TIm Rockville Recreation Coni- Salzburg, Austria—More than a Ml ot. - mlsBlon’a summer basketball pro­ million Visitors crossed the High STRiaiY FRESH a n d BEANS 4 gram opens toniiht,, at 6:1S at Tauern^over the Grossglockner Brassts Lags A Thiglis,.. b e a n s ' u , J Henry Park for boys in the 13 High Alpine Drive last year. Be­ through IB-year-old category. The sides cars and buses, they rode WITH FRANKS age group will be elanified as the 19^993 ~ motorcycles and 1,163 bi­ b a r b e c u e x$I-69 $2.39 jimlar leawe. cycles. The road climbs far above 4 . ^ 9 9 ' « * N S 2 ' t r - 3 9 . famous nationally advertised The Senior League, for boys 16 the tree line to skirt Austria's lb brands! ■yeare and over,' will open tomor­ highest peak, the 12,400-foot Gross­ reg. $ 1.98 re g .'$2.98 row at the- same hour. glockner, and to curl anmnd huge Summer Director Ralph Schu- Pasterzn'er glacier. The road is « mey said trophies won at the an- open only four months a year. Pairy Foods men's short sleeved shirts \ Frozen Foods \ . Our entire stock of famous name branjl abort | j QUALITY MAID SLICED GRAND UNION-OVpi READY I sleeve sport shirts . . . both cotton knits and Sewn I efress ' and * sport A m eRicdn C heese types "PARKADE CIRCUS DAYS” h riitip DiRiRier '^styles. Sizes 8 to 20. Wonderful for vacation tifne r«i. ffoc. \ C S-oi. I -iwear.' ./■ , - TODAY. THURSOAY, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 12-oz. pig. Large, Sugar Su/eejL , ^ WHILE THEY LAST' 1 4 9 ‘ $2.90 GRAND UNKMi-NMr Sm M ck Stae fMORTO*^ TUgKIY OR CHiCKiN FAMOUS BRAND CHILOIIEirS RUBB^S Swiss Slices. ^ f 75' M e a t P o t P i e s 4 5 ^ 7 9 * DeUoatessen SpecRUi at Maiieheatev regular $4.00 and $5.00 values SMOKED r n R ed i D ips .Bag $1.99. All flrait quallW \ only; flteea 9 thru 1^. IMPORTS) TILSIT A CARAWAY r a S m .'F *M ADE^BAim D^ famous texas brand 49* Smarty styled short sleeved sport shirts in a large assort- , - Cheese Slices 3 9 * ’ V IR G IN IA H A M . V2 lb. S 9 e FRESHLY MADE—BARBECUED I ment of patterns as well as a cool, comfortable short sleeve V CHILDRESPB and BOSSES’ ^STAREtllRS ...... H > .'89e lb STUFFED Boys' ^acks •' dress shirt that can also be, worn for sport. Regular or Leather 0|Miii^oeil $ANDALS BLUE C L A M S ...... 3 f o r 2 9 e CRISP AND CRUNCHY button down-collar arty les . sport shirts in small, jine-; With This Coupon aud The Purchase Of O T JACK PAArS HRST RICORb ALBUM j R6G. $3.99 purehow of Hems Itoitomy SiM Tub* diuin, large and extra .large sizes ^ ; . dress shirt in sizes $ 5 . 0 0 o r M o r e CUCUMBERS LARGI for Vw M of colors. Slzea ti to . 3 23< JIFf V SiMI - both aagy 7 8 8 Except on alcoholic beverages, ciga­ J i r r g W BW MENDING nhliv sIzBf 3 to 7 sizBt 8 to 20 14 to 17. " 1 " 99* rettes, fresh milk products and .^ r romaine coMPun fc iM JdW U -btl ih U a Ml trade Items. GAEOEN )- r- AT MANCHESTER LETTUCE HE5H WEBSTER DICTIONARY $1.69, $2.39 FAMOUS BRAND, TEENS* and WOMEN’S GRAND UNION 17< ______^ ' L . ■______- L ______SECT. 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Reardon MOSrr SXPU>-9tvs baseball team will play nifty .368 average while' catcher Army A Navy vs, Ttlao, 8:18, THIhKSi A B O U T ThW has tallied five'runs and has stolen Nebo. teman will buy bthar tuU-priee wounding .Patrolman Donald Ban- neighboring rival Rockville tonight,' Bill Maneggla is hitting .333 and four bases. . ttenit In addition to tho tNoralna. CaneiNNATi PBOS Game time will be 6:15 at the West .third baseman Dennis Dailey Is bat­ . When Portland scored off no-hit Gus’a vs..BA.'s, 5:18,, Raksat - ' M .‘■j nstte, M, te the hip, m -B T U B i son. ' F or ■ev«ral jrean, the oomml»- Rs than aimed raa .45 pistol at Side Oval. , ting an even .300. Dailey and ace Tommy .Kelley ift the first in­ 7B»APmftOB\ ■' m't a feoL Put that gun istered four victories In five league portant jRBI department with four given up by the .star righthander Charter Oak. taetlon Department baa been eni. t «• f\ N down," Chapo toM MeUui^lln, outings. RockvUIe has yet to win apiece. - , . in 22 Innings. But that tally was Pontlceili’s vs. Bantly's, 8:15, iwwered to atop auch advertlidng tnalEUg sura that hla words car­ In five starts. _vOo £ to proof of a violation of unfair It off. 'DACRON-WORSTED t a b A/AT/O^/AL. •ales practicaa leglalaUon." "Brendan Just lost his mind. My l-b a j o b W A /sy In the absence of proof of.in­ huSband Is dead and Brendan la M D U C I D 1 0 tent, tbs oaurt aald, '.'the act near death. I thank God the po­ would operate as price fixing leg­ licemen’s Uvea were spared. My islation and coiM be^challenged deepest sympathy goes to their TROPICAL on constitutional gicnmds. Wickham Park? Know It Well! fanilllea. All ws can. do la pray i97i Reds Could Be First to Win The statute was most seriously Gathered for a few minutes to watch the opening ceremonies of Wickham estate was familiar to him because hla father used to now." damaged, the court said, by a 1955 Wickham Park on W. Middle Tpke. are a few of the children, and cut the grass on the lower meadow. The 1128-acre park with its adulta who happened to be In the park Mcmday a^rnoon already picnlo areas, Oriental garden, cabin and observation area was left Child WeddingM End The amendment made the com­ enjoying it Officials from Manchester and East Hartford spoke by the late Clarence H. Wickham for residents of the two towns. With Rookies Calling Pitches missioner of consumer protection briefly. Manchester’s Mayor Harold A. Turkington sMd the (Herald photo by Pinto), SUITS Canberra — About ^990 Aus­ the proaeootor of alleged vloUtors tralian boys and girla between -13 •nd provided a penalty for vioia- Milwaukee (NEA)—'•Theretwera crazy for trading a eatchop outstanding catching prospect in and 17'wsrs married last year. lUe Extra Pants to Match 7.97 like Bailey, but we were desper­ the minor leagues. When the Reds ttons. The fundamental nature of private wrong. removes the presumption of l.mo- An-Attempt to attract custom­ juiv' competitors or destroy con^- youngest ware a j^rl, IS, and a boy, . is considerably mcire to the the statute was thereby changed, "The statute became’ penal," the cence. It reeves the state... ers by selling a few items below ately in need of a second base- beat 14 other major league outfits petition. It is not more than the 15. A new law puts the minimum extraordinary Cincinnati sto- man,’’ explained General Manager to Edwards three years ago, Marty the opinion said, because It made opinoin said. ^The proviaion cre­ of the burden of proof and fastens cost, .Baldwin wrote, "falls far conduct practiced ordinarily In the marriage age at 15 for glrU and t y than a club hopping from • vlolattaa a pUbUo. rather than a ates a presumption of guilt and it on the alleged violator." short of conduct intended to in- course of competitive busmess.’’ < S v .tL r«. Bill DeWltt aa the Rhinelanders Karow, who . drilled both at Ohio 18 for boys. a slovenly sixth to first place. checked into County Stadium for State, said Edwards could'dp a lot REDUCED T O In training at Plant Field in an Important aeries with the im­ more things than towering Frank Tampa during the spring every­ proved Braves. Howard of the Dodgers. WASH ’ N WEAR body but Fred - Hutchinson won­ "Hutch and I talked it over. We "He doesn't have Frank's power, dered what the Reds were going to either had to give up Bailey dt one but he is much faster, can run the use for a double play combination. of our two top relief pitchera, Jim bases and will learn to hit con­ AU’Aim t mpMC Sven the manager was a bit con- Brosnan or Bill Henry. Because sistently," said the.Buckeye coach.' SPECIA1.0FFE8/ GQLF TROPICAL earned about second base. The four of our five starting pitchers The departure of Bailey and Caribbean twins, Chico Cardenas are young we decided we would Schmidt and the coming ..of Ed­ and Elio Chacon, were -working wards set up another unusual chap­ p’ree eat •• need these fellows to" pick them up. ter in the phenomenal Cincinnati DROP LEAF TABLE to r s»T around the bag. Jim Baumer, a And Bob Schmidt, an experienced BALLS bonus refugee from the Whlto Sox story. The Reds could be the first J.ight! Strong! catcher, came from San Francis­ championship club with catchers playl and up from Sait Lake of the co.” ^ Smart SUITS Pacific Coast League, was being totally without previous major Guaranttkd Coast lioague Product 'Charcoal given a fling at second. Then there league experience. and White And then we had Jerry Zimmer­ When the Red Sox handed Zim­ a A ban that aan't be eat!^ was, aa usual, the underrated Ed­ man,’’ remarked Hutchinson, one merman] a handsome wad during Pattern! e liquid center to give extra die Kaako. eye on the MUwauee, Ore., product the bonus binge of 1952; Charley Unharmed by distance The cnmlng of Gene Freese and in the batting cage. "I khew that Wallgren, the Boston club’s Pacific alcohol, acid, his big bat from the White Sox the only question about Zim ■ was coast scout, remarked:“ If some eTop quality ball for duty at third base released . water! his hitting, and he has batted of these h^bles don’t make the a High ooropreesion vnlcsn- Kaako for shortstopping, where enough for iw.’ ’ grade a lot of Ug will be looking for Iced cover TROPICAL SLACKS the confirmed utility inflelder Zimmerman, 26, was acquired lobs. Of all of them. I’ll take a showed he belonged. from the Seattle Coasters last fall. ticket on this "kid Zimmerman. Our Drastically REDUCED «Rwe» lo And when Don Blasingame was When Schmidt turned into an All- chief scout, Ted McGrew, says He’s TmI^M Thni^Alf Friday aid Satarday obtained from the Giants in the America out, 'or a reasonable fac­ a brighter prospect than was Gab­ Ed Bailey-''deal, the Redlegs’ in­ simile of one, in Cincinnati flannel, by Hartnett at the same stage.’ Lightweight field was stralghtened'out and they the bloiid was sent down to In­ It took Zimmerman nine long went thatta way! dianapolis In Exchange for John years in the minora, but he finally • 2TABLESINONC! 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BIANCHESTEtt EVENING HERALD,-.MANChfiSTER. GONN„ W I5P ^$D A Y,.JULY 8, 1961 IfJ^S TWKNTY-TWO . N m aKch e ste ii EVENmo h e r a l d . MANCHEfl’hcR.vCONN,^‘We d n e sd a y , ju l y s, i 96i PAGE tWENTY-THlU» on Detroit Playing rises Hope \ slnglea.»the Glanbi in the opener with Ave Tigers Reggifi New York, July 5 M ^ThetBravei and iMt Muon for PitU-Agave up .pptbing but consecuUve hiU, Includjng » three- walked but two and stiuck out ' burgli. run homer nomer thatu»ai WMw m oneons of the Cincinnati Reds still ho|d It held for the Reds In 1939. But three for hks' second shutout as Liead with Win the Reds won their fourth in a longest ever hit at WWgley Weld, III1» first place Iby two gaHnes whien they repeated bt 1940, row. A imh-lnnlng home rUn by tt traveled 525-660 feet Into the now that the smoke has set­ Brooklyn led on July 4. .Cincin­ centerfleld Beats. BlUy O’Dell (4-«) On Bunt Play nati hasn't won since. Gene Freese broke a shutout duel was the winner, giving up Just tled on July 4 in the National with B5arl Francis (1-3). Win or lose, the Reds have open­ two hlU after relieving Ed Fisher INTKRNA’nONAL LEAGUE - Dan O’Connell pitched a nifty League race, and that’s sup­ ed up a SH-game spread over in the first Inning. Don CardweU New York, July 5 (IP)— Thi Standings two-hitter for the victorious Auto­ posed to be a position Uvit prom­ third place San Francisco, lead DODOKRS-BRA'v KS — (7-6) was Oie loser. Detroit Tigers are running cn W. L. Pet, men. O'Connell struck out ?0 ises a pennant. But even the die- fourth plade Pittsburgh by eight Dodgers handed the Braves a Ron Santo’s eight-inning home their oWn and have thing: Norman’s- ...... 11 1.000 batters and .issued only three bases hara Rhinelander fans 'will admit and fifth place Milwaukee by IIH - fourth stwUght loss, and their run broke a 2-2 Ue in. the second running their way in the Pa|:ani'8 ...... ,800 on balls/- it ain’t' necessarily .so. fifth defeat in six games after game and beat reliever Dick Lawyers ...... 555 ' O'CdnncU and Mark Schardt There hasn't been'that much day­ American League race, con Tradition, has it that the Fourth light showing in NL standings at winning eight of 10. by getUng ah Lemay. Winning lefW Jack Oortls Acetd'A Sylvester .200 each had two hits for the winners, of July leader wins the flag, yet this stage Sfiice 1905, when Brook­ their runs in the first Inning oft (5-2) and reliever Bob. Andeteon ing out of the July 4 firing- Anaaldi's ■ ...... '. .182 Jake and Jliti 'Walsh produced 'h* the Reds have been able to cash lyn led by 12H on July 4 and Bob Hehdley' and reliever Don held Cepeda to a pair of do-noth­ With a one-game lead by surpris­ two base knocks off O'Connell. in on that bit of folklore only once won by 13^,. Nottebart. After bases-Ioaded ing singles in this one, but WlUle ing even Manager Bob Scheffing Undefeated Norman's and the Auto Parts ...... 002 OOx—2-6-2 .in three chances. The last time walks forced in the first two runs, Mays belted hie 300th home iiin wlUi a steal of home and a squeeze Lawyers captured victories in yes­ Medics t ...... OfiO 001—1-2-1 The Reds retained their two- bunt against Uvs-. second place they were on top on July 4 was in game edge by beating Pittsburgdi Caiarlle Neal belted a three-run for the Giants. terday's holiday twlnbill. Norman's O’Connell and Barton;''Bradtau, 1967, and it turned out to be the double and scored the clincher on , * • • . New York Tankees. lopped Pagani's, 10-3, and the 2-0 on the three-hit pitching of After slipping to. second place Welch (3) and Heaerd. ' last day they were in first place Joey-Jay while the second place a single by Norm Sherry. Stan PH1LS-OAJUX9 Stan Musial Lawyers whitewashed Ansaldi's. that season, finishing fourth be­ Williams (8-7) was the wi^nner collected four RBI with a triple when ’ they blew Uie opener of a 9-0. Los Angeles Podgers won theli with relief help from Dick Farrell, Showdown doubleheader at New Pushing across three runs in Uia hind the pennant-winning Milwau­ fifth in a row, 6-5, at Milwaukee and a homer for the Cards in the Seven runs in the third frame wrho gave up a home run by Hank York, losing 6-2 aa southpaw provided the big impetus as Nor­ top of the seventh frame, the Man- kee Braves. San Francisco split a pair at Chi­ first game as Curt Simmons (8-7) Aaron. , beat Don Ferrarese (1-4). The Whitey Ford won his 16th for the man’s gained its llth victory of the ormen gained their ylctory over Still, the record shows that 38 cago, winning in a romp, 19-3, be­ Yankees, the Tigers bounc.cd year. Bill Hilinskl twirled a four- Moriarty’s in extra Innings. Gr«jen July 4 leaders have become cham.- fore the Cubs made off with a 3-2 Ed Mathews of 4he BrAves and Phils then jUnked their losing Daryl Spoiicer of pie Dodgers suf­ string at seven in the nightcap, on top with a 4-3, 10-inning de­ hitter, fanning nine but was lifted Manor had tallied their first three pions over the past 60 years in the decision. St. Louis and Philadel­ cision in the nightcap. And iidi-i- fered injuries when Spencer slid overhauling a 6-9 Card lead on a in the last inning when he strained runs in the flrat frame. Moriarty National League while 41 have phia also split, the Cards winning fing admitted he "Was .,s sur­ his arm. Bud Hughes retired the tied it up with'two rune in "the made in the American. It's a rule 10-7 in the first game and the into Mathews at third. three-oln homer by Jim Coker In the seventh .inning off losing ■ re­ prised as anyone.” when pinch run­ last batter. second and another Ih the third of thumb.that has stood up only Phils taking the i\lghtcap, 10-6. ner Chico Fernandez stole home in Rich O'Grady and Bob Murphy and that’s the way it stood until • • « GIANTS - CUBS — Orlando liever Craig Anderson. Jack twice in the past five years in the Saldschun won his first In relief. the.ninth, for a 3-,2 lead, and win­ had two each for winners. Losing the Manorman won it in the sev­ NIj, however; in 1958 for the RE1D8-PIRATES — Jay (11-4) Cepeda drove in eight runs for ning righthander Frank Lary then pitcher Sparky Cartier also fanned enth. clinched.it with ' a two-out, two- nine. Brian 'Van Camp, Tom Lombar­ strike squeeze in th'e 10th. Norpian’s ...... 207 Olx—10-6-1 do. Dave Hochburg, Tom Popelskl SKIDS TO SCORE— Chico Fernandez of Detroit looks up to see Umpire Red Flaherty That put Detroit in first place Pagani's ...... 100 002— 8-4-1 and Pat Colangelp all had two hits Major Isoogue call him safe in steal of home. On ground are Yankee catcher Johnny Blanchard and on July 4 for the first time since • Hilinaki, Hughes (6) and Cataldi; apiece for the victors with one of - Tiger batter Rocky Colavito. (AP Photofax.) 1950. AndMt-also>gave the Tigers Cartier and Hlpks. Van Camp’s blows a three-run Jay Looms as One o f Best Pitchers _ L e a d e r s = a 6-5 lead ih the season series as homer in the first. Jay Howard they kissed the Yankees goodbye After battling through four score­ hit a homer for the losere who had AMERICAN LEAGUE until Sept. 1. . less frames, the- Lawyers exploded Only three hits in -the contest. - In the other AL g'ames, Balti­ for seven runs in the fifth Inning M anor...... 300 000 3-6-10-8 in Senior Loop for Years to Come ^tU ng (Based on 130 or more Fernandez Planned to Steal more- moved within 1-1/2 games to trounce Ansaldi’s. The LAwyers Moriartys’ ...... 021 OOO 0—3-,8-2 at bats)—Cash, Detroit, .864; How­ of third place Cleveland by club­ made only four hits but tdbklfull Zwlck, Coughlin (7) and Hoch­ ard, New York, 356; Brandt, Bal­ bing the Indians, 5-1; Washington advantage of nine Ansaldl errors burg; Cataldo, Seasa (7) and timore, .854; KUlebreW, Minnesota, belted Boeton, 7-3; Minnesota beat to cakewalk to victory. Sproul. San FYancisco, July 6 (/Pi- teammates’ inability to give Bean replaced him. Clem .347; Plersall, Cleveland, .341. While Standing on Second the Chicago White Sox twice, 6-4 Winning pitcher Dave Lawrence Labine finished the game for Runs—Mantle, New York, 72; and 4-2, and the Los A n g e 1 e r Big Joey Jay had just about him runs. struck out 10 batters, BIU Remmey AMERICAN FARM LEAGUE Pittsburgh. Colavito, Detroit and Maris, New Angeie fled the cellar with a 12-5 had two of the three hiU off Law­ convinced everyone that he . The first bonus player Mil­ York, 67; Cash, Detroit, 63; Wood, ^touched home plate was Rolli^' Standings waukee ever signed—that was Jay said he didn’t think he By EARL YOST Fernandez returned to th* start­ and 7-5 aweep over Kansas City rence. not only, is a fine pitcher, but was as sharp yesterday as Detroit, 58. , . Sheldon, rookie Yankee pitcher ing lineup for the first time in 15 tiiat plunked the A’s into lOth W. L. P et in 1953—Jay’s best i-ecord be- Yankee Stadium, New Lawyers ...... ;. .. 000 072-9-4-2 Sears ...... 6 2 .760 may beebme one of the Na­ he had been in some other Runs'Batted In^-^Gentlle, Bslti- from Woodstock, Conn., via the days In game No. 2 due to *n in­ place. Ansaldl ...... 000 000-0-3-9 fore this season was nine vic­ more, 76; Maris, New York, 74; York— “I knew that when I University of Connecticut. For the record, over the past Army A Navy ...... 6 8 .62a tional League’s- best- in the. tories and eight defeats. That games. On May 4 he held jured leg. During his abeence, 60 Lawrence and . Kleinschmldt, years to come. He has won 11 Philadelphia to one hit here Mantle,- New, York, 70; Cash, De­ was on second base, if I could "He (Sheldon) was too con­ UnlonvUle’s Dick McAuliffe took years, 41 July 4 leaders have gone Police A Fire 6 4 :S55 was in 1960. Kiernan, Remmey («) Kurmlckaa 5 .375 of his last 12 games. and won, 4-0; troit, 69; KlUebrew, Minnesota, 67. get as far as third base, I cerned about Rocky Colavito (the over and after a great start has on to win the pennant in the Sullivan’s ...... 8 He claimed he would have Hits—B. Robinson, Baltimore, American League. Thirty-eignt Optical ...... 3 5 .376 A The six-foot, four-inch done Ijetter in other years had Asked if he thought he would try and steal home on batter),” Fernandez told me. The faltered at bat. 'Ihe Nutmegger AMERICAN LEAGUE , could win 20 games this year. 98; Cash, Detroit and Kubek, New bases were loaded at the time plgyed the second game- and failed have done it in the NL. Ihe Ti Moriarty’s ...... 3 6 .333 righthander held the World he- been given steady mound him (Rollie Sheldon). He Registering at least one run In LeGace Unleashed Fast Ball Champion Pittsburgh Pirates Jay said: ’ "rm just looking York, 96; Plersall and Franoona, with two outs. "I knew that while to hit tn six trips, walking once gers, Incidentally, finished secotid every inning but the third. Army duty. Mtmager Fred Hutchin­ Cleveland, 91. never even gave me a look when to three hits yesterday as Cin­ son of the Reds said right at forward to the I2th and a I was on second base, he wasn't and did not have a chance afield. to New York in 1950. 4 Navy walloped Police & Fire, 19- game at a time from there Doubles—Power, Cleveland, 23; I was on third,"-’ a jubilant CTilco too interested in keeping the nm- Lary’s perfect bunt came with cinnati swept the two-game the start that Jay would be Fernandez told me in the steam­ Tough Background 1, in the nightcap of yesterday’s — series. The score was 2-0. on.” Kubek, New York, 21;. Bomano, ners close. I didn't plan to steal "I’m having enough trouble two on against BiU Stafford (6 4), doubleheader after Sullivan’s -Pitching Still Dominates Little League at Stadii given this chance. Cleveland and O’^imeU, Wash­ ing hot Detroit dressing room The victory enabled the Pittsburgh pitcher , Earl. Manager. Hutchinson said: third, but I felt that if I got to hitting u it is without worrying the loser in relief. Then relievers scored a 4-2 victory over Manches­ "Jay is mixing his pitches im ington; 19; Colavito, Detroit, 18.' minutes after the Tigers had third, I would try to steal home. Hank ‘ Aguirre and Terry Fox Ouldraws Who' Rede to hold on to their two- Francis got to him for a. sin­ edged the Yankees, 4-3, in a tense about those whiteshlrted fans in ter Optical in the opener. pretty well these days. He is Triples—Wood, Oetrelt, 8; Lan­ “ I stole on my own,” he told centerfleld," he added. saved it for Lary (12-4), with Fox Army & Navy scored at least one game lead over second-place gle in the third inning yester­ dis, Chicago, 6; Plersall^ Cleve­ and thrilling 10-lnning battle day at Cincinnati. Bill Virdon' throwing more fast balls and me. "This was me second time getting Bill Skowron on a flv for run in every inning in iU rout of Pitehlng—Joey Jay, ROds, Shut Senior Loop I Los Angeles Dodgers. land, Kallire, Detroit, and Keough, which vaulted the Tigers back Outside of the home run, a theft out Pirates on three alngles, giving LaGace in Class by Himself hit safely in the sixth and is surprising some of the bat- that I've done it successfully in of home, with the w'lnning run, the -final out with the tying run Police A Fire. Bud Girard knocked Jay, acquired from Milwau­ Washington, 5. into first place—a spot they had on third base. np two walks and striking oat kee last Decemb^ in a trade Walt Moryn got the third tbrs.” vacated for four hours when New the major leagues. Last time was ranks with the biggest thrills in in three runs, Ray LaGace scored New York, July S(/P) — The Ni Before leaving Cincinnati' Home Runs—Marl* New York, * ■ • • four times and Ray Pllkonls had three, for $-0 victory. Oout 1* hatters. This total is a rec-Ahad nothing more than a prayer which included shortstop Roy single In the ninth. York took the first game, 6-2. against Dick SUgman in Cleve- bazeball and the classy Cuban. By E A R L YOST York Yankees’ scrap wrlth Detroit fsr Sail fYanclsco for the 31; Mantle, New York, 28; Kille- ^ lan(J.--That time I tried it. It was T1GER8-YANKS — Lary, now two hits to pace Army A Navy. Hitting—Gus Triando* Oriole* ont for a six inning gam e.. Seara and didn’t raise any eyebrows, or McMillan, has not' allowed a Onclnnati went out in front brew, Minnesota, 25; Cash, Detroit, ^ It )yas''Femandez’ steal of home Fernandez, gave the etanding for the American League lead drew in fifth on Gene Freese's iStlh series beglhning tonight. easy. 1 scored standing up. Today 26-9 lifetime against New York, Wayne Anderson pitched a daz . drove in flrat four runs with pair Pitching has always domi­ was an easy winner, nurgin being catch a second look. 74,246 fans for their doubleheadei run in 17 2/3 innings. He has 24; Gentile, Baltimore, 21. in, the top half of the ninth in- room only crowd a great thrill. of homers in only two at-bats In home run of the season. The Hutch said, to me surprise of hing that electrified the largest I had to slide, head first. I 3-1 this season, had a three-hit zling one-hitter for the victors as nated Little League baseball 13-0. Gained Experience at Yankee Stadium yesterday lost four contests. Stolen Bases—Aparicio; Oilcago, Yankee officlaU said m ore (than he fanned seven. Skip Chase got 6-1 victory over Indians. Only Sandy Koufax of the Reds scored their other run ,no one, that the t«{im was Yankee Stadium crowd in 14 touched the plate with my right 6,000 fans were turned away and shutout until the eighth mning in Manchester since its birth Following up his Little League But the youngster kept at it and outdrawing the entire Natlona' leaving Cincinnati "Pretty 26; Howser, Kansas City, 23; Ver- hand.-He (Yankee catcher John when Roger Maris tied it 2-all the only hit for the losers. Loe Angeles Dodgers has done in the sixth when Frank Rob­ salles, Minnesota; IS; Wood, De^ years— 75,900—and helped De­ money waa refunded to at leaat 12 years ago. And the pattern Hall of Fame motmd masterpiece, as he grew physically, and gained L ea^ e by some 8,000 and glvln; inson doubled, advanced to happy.” Blancliard) didn't even tag me. with hie 31et home run and moved Army A Navy 510 841—19 12 LaGace was pitted against Sulli­ experience, he became a fine all major league baseball a total Jul; as well in the National troit, 11; Landis, Chicago, Brutpn; troit recapture the American 500 who purchased standing room Police A Fire 010 000— 1 1 hasn’t undergone any radical League this year.. third on <3ordie Coleman’s sin­ There has been little talk in The pitch wa« too high and he 17 games ahead of Babe Ruth's End o f an Era van's Red & White in a battle for around player, perhaps one of the 4 attendance of 229,404. Detroit and Hinton, Washington, League lead which it had relin­ tickets and when inside found no Anderson and Pllkonis; London, He, too, has an 11-4 record gle and scored on *a long fly the Reds’ clubhouse follow­ quished for four hours, after (Blanchard) didn't even have a room to stand. The 75,900 fans record-60 pace of 1927. After Fer changes since the first two first place. The leadoff SulUvwi top five players ever to play Little The Ne)v York crowd, largest Inl ing recent victories. The men 10. ^ , chance." Fernandez was a pinch nandez' steal of home against McLean (2), Amaio (5) and Gott New York (fF)—The final bell clubs squared off a dozen springs Bad Start by Gus Bell. Pitching (Based on 7 'or more de­ losing the first game, 6-^2. Frank helped make up the biggest crowd batter walked but that was the League ball. (Certainly., as a pitch­ 14 years at Yankee Stadium, In-' Pitcher Francis left the seem relaxed and make a vis­ runner for plnchhltter Larry Os­ rookie Roland SheUon, the Yanks will clang soon at SUUman’a Gym­ ago at Memorial 'Field. A club elusive of World Series figures, wras Jay, only 25, lost his first Lary notched his i2th mound win of the season in the majors and only base runner the losers had all er, he stands at the pead of the game in the seventh after itor feel they are thinking: cisions)—L allan, Cleveland, 7^1, borne. tied it in'their, ninth on a pinch Gary Klnel arid Eddy kowal nasium—where every hea'vywelght with a hard throwing pitcher can almost half of the AL’s 163,270 three starts ^ is year and 1.000; For^- New York, 16-2, 482; with his bat playing a big part in a total that eclipsed the entire Two-Club Race hooked up in one o f the beat pitch­ current class, and in the 12-year night, and he was retired trying to much of. the blame for -those four throws because o f' a "Well, what else did you Anyone who saw the game saw single by Hector Lopez. champion from Jack Dempsey to be found atop the standings of the history of the sport locally he rates total for five sites. The NL drew WjTin, Ollcqgo, 6-1, .857; Mossl, the 10-lnning, 4-3 decision. It was draw at the four games played ers' battles of (he season" fo date Floyd Patterson put in some steal a ^ n d base. setbacks could be laid to his tightened muscle. Alvin Mc- expect?” the freckled faced fastballers per­ an enraged Blanchard after Um­ . The croWd of 74,246—largest In retqwctlve lesgues. in the top echelon. 66,134 at four sites, topped by the Detroit, 8-2, .818; Grant,-Oteve- in the National League. with Kinel twirling a one-hitter and training and where Uie late Damon Thus, all 18 batters he faced, fect, and unexpected, squeeze bunt pire Red Flaherty gave the safe Fireworks were shot off in the 14 years at Yankee Stadium, fcig- That's the case with the Army His Little League career was In­ 25,505 at Wrigley Field for the San lahd, 7-2, .778. ' signal. Of course, the umpire's de­ Kowal giving up only two hits, Runyon picked up a lot of hla 4k Navy Club entry in the Ameri­ LaGace set them down, 15 being Franclsco-Chlcago Cub twinbiU. Strikeouts—Ford, New Y orl^ ll9; after he had taken two strikes in stands at various intervals and est of the year in the majors and Kdwal fanned 10 but was ham­ strikebut victims. AmyltNa'vy terrupted two years ago when the cision stood and it proved to be the f,000 more than the entire NL colorful story material. The gym can League which has Waddell The expanded American League, Pascual, Minnesota, 98;- Bell, the top half of the 10th' inning pigeons were flying all afternoon In Junior Loop pered no little by a-half dozen er- won, 4-0. family moved to Denver. Colo. ■with two puts which went for a biggest run in the second- game. drew—eaw what they cams to see on Eighth Avenue near Madison Field as its base of operations. with a schedule of three double- Nothing Can Save Pro Boxing Cleveland, ’ 88; Bunnlng, Detroit out of thejr nests in the girders. fora behind him by hia teammates Square Garden will be tom down Second time around against Sul­ While In the Mile jEllgh a ty , for base hit, scoring Steve Boros from "When I was in the Brooklyn or­ when Ford (15-2) won his ninth in The taUest boy in the 1961, Uttlc' One year, LaGace pitched in the headers and two single games, top­ and Ramos, Minnesota, 86. Roger Maris hit a l;omor. No. 81. Ronny Angotta got the only hit to m"ake way for a $10 million livan’s a week ago, L a (^ e again ped last year’s seven-game attrac­ third. It caught the Yankees nap­ ganization," Fernandez comment­ but it waa the steal of horne, and a row in the opener. The little off Klnel. The latter aldeft-his own l/saguft program, red-headed Ray Denver 1Pony League for boys aged Boston, Jdly 6 liD — '•■yesterday’s second game from combinaUon 17-stoiy motor hotel lAGaCe, is also 'the No. 1 pitcher was Coach Mike Nimlrowskl’a tion by 76,407. The National From Over Cautious Champs NATIONAL LEAGUE ping in what was one of the great- ed, “ I Was always running. They Lary’a perfect squeeze bunt which lefty gave up five hits, one heme cause by knocking In two runs. 11 and 12 and really developed his eSt games ever played. at the liked me because they played a run by Dick Brown, walked but “They've still got to catch us. the Yanks with a steal of and apartment house. Lou Still­ without any rascrvations. pitching choice and be responded League drew 51,983 less than a provided the main fireworks which Sullivan’s OIJ 010-7-4 2 man, who opened the gym In 1921, with a 6-3 win. However, LaGace pitdiing talents. The entire LaGace year ago, but the combined major Batting (Based on 150 or more ' House that Ruth Built. running game. I tried to steal one and fanned 11, upping hak, cessfully dove head first and I’m convinced of that now." Fraiik Lary, said he looks for company In 1969. atan^ one inch over six -feet >fuid was reached for four bane hits, but 1960 figpire. Fragetta listed several young I was tossed out just once." race. Yanks beat Don Most! (9-2) with lots. the well coordinated youngster did Because of his size, his mother n ils year’s attendance; foreign, promoters as something in Pittsburgh, .386; May* Son Fian- six runs In the fifth-, five of them This was Manager B o b littls change in the American weig;hs 150 pounds. The hard carries her son's birth certificate clsco, .333; Gonzalez, Philadelphia, Scheffing of the Detroit Tigers League race In the second half throwing southpaw pitcher, who slip his fast ball past 17 batters, AMERICAN LEAGUE the way of evidence that boxing unearned. Elston Howard's three- NA’nONAL LEAGUE WELCOME ABOARD giving him 45 strikeouts In thrbe around In her pocketbook. There Detroit at New York (2) .. 74,246 ^ l l survi've. .323. . run triple was the big" blow .--- talking today, before th e of,the season. also leads the league in home American League leaders’ Scoring .victories In the July games. ' have been ttiany doubting Thom­ Cleveland, at Baltimore ..... 38,206 "Rino • Tommasl, who built Buns—Mays, San Francisco, Tl; • • • "I think it has come down Woodridge, N. Y. — (NEA) — runs, put together two successive ases about the Little Leaguer’s age doubleheader with the Boston to a two-club race, with Cleve­ dotibleheader were the Manchester Always a tall boy, LaGace will Boston at Washintgun .... 14,355 Giullo Rinaldi in Rome,, Is only Robinson, Cincinnati, 61; Boyer, Hold the Phone! OBJOUCG-INDIANS — A pair Auto Parts and Green Manor. The Barney Ross, former -lightweight no-hit,, no-nm-'games earlier thU enter eighth grade at Barnard in but he's a legitimate 12-year-old, Chicago at Minnesota (2) .. 23,592 27, pointed out Fragetta, the in­ St. Louis, 69; Bolling, MUwankee, Ford Complete Master, Red Sox, and after a hurried land ah outside possibility,” hfr season, a feat never before accom­ Of homers by Qua Triandos, good Automen nipped the Medics. 2-1, and welterweight boxing champion, September. Last winter he wras a going on 13. Kansas City at Los Angefles ternational booker, over a pot of 53; Aaron, MUwankee, 49. for four RBI against loser IVynn -trip here from New York, said. ''It'!! take between 103 plished in Manchester Little S t Louis, July 8 (dP» — Uver where Detroit held its one and 106 victories to win it. while Greeh Manor topped Mori- is a partner in a Woodridge sum­ sensation in the Rec Midget Bas­ Rival Little League teams will (2) ...... 25,505 tea at Jack Dempsey's Broadway Runs Batted In — Cepeda, San hear of a major league baaeball Hawkins (5-8) , and a solo shot by arty Bros., 6-3. mer resort. League history. . ketball League, being just too tall be glad to know LaGace won’t be T o ta l...... 163,270 Restaurant. "Jorge Araneta, 26, Francisco, 75; Robinson, Onoinna- game lead by splitting a dou­ I’ll-take 103 right now and Slider Works Perfectly game being held np because of Earl Roblnaon did it for the bleheader i^th the second feel pretty good about it.” 18 Strikeoat Feat for rival players, and always back next season. Meanwhile, the n a t i o n a l l e a g u e has the Collseiun seating 33,000 In ti, 61; Mays, San Francisco, .59; a loose-leaf notebook. Orioles. LSfthsinder Steve Barber Against Sears' entry, when he scored in double figures freckled-faced lad is taking things San Francisco at Chicago REC SOFTBALL Manila. Raflto Cedepo, who is pro­ Aaron, Milwaukee, 55; Freese, Cin­ place Yankees yesterday.' StUl Chuckling Trailing 6-3 at the end of two It happened yeeterday during (9-6) was backed by four double- "Both our kids— Steve Boros tosa^ his first geni, LaOttoe and . Five years ago, LaGace entered as they come, trying his best, ( 2 ) ...... 12,505 moting the world;.'bantamweight cinnati, 64. \ plays and gavr up only five hits,' Scheffing w'as still chuckling Pittsburgh'at Cincinnati ... 11,892 innings of play, Gus’s Grinders Hits—Pinson, cinSKraU, 1.00; New York, July 5 (IP)-—The slider, scornfully referred to by the eeoond inning of the flret and Jake Wood—have proved about Chico Fernandez' -steal his batterymate, catcher Ray PU- Little League t^ ebali program as anxious to- Improve and hoping that championship match between game of a doubleheadSr betu'een one a home nm by Tito Francona konls, accounted for all 18 put- a skinny elght-year-old with am' he can l^ d Army A Navy to the Los Angeles at Mllwraukee » 14,084 rallied from behind in the fourth Eder Jofre apd-'! Ramon Arias in Mays, San Francisco,'^ 7 : W ill* baseball minds as “ A nickel curve,” has become Whitey • . • * to me that they are major of home and Lory's squeeze Philadelphia at St. Louis - . frame with a five-nm explosion to Los Angeles, 96; SlementiB, Pitts­ Philadelphia and St. Louis at league ballplayers?’ .. Scheffing bunt that beat the Yanks 4-3 outs, the lanky portsider striking bitlons of being a pitcher; but he league and town title. Caracas July 20, la under 30. Ford’s new money pitch which may carry him to the great­ Busch Stadium. SENATORS-RED s o x -7 Gene (2) ...... 14,653 gain a 9-7 triumph Monday night "Youpg guys like these malting burgh, 94; Ceped* San Francisco, said. in 10 innings while 74,246 at Mt. Nebo over Army A Navy. 93. est season ever recorded by a New York Yankee left-hander. Sportscaater Harry Caray, Wpodling drove in four nms "And do you know what did •watched at Yankee Stadium Total ...... 66-134 a career of boxing ia a healthy three with a first-inning homer Combined T o ta l...... 229,404 The losers tallied twice - in the Doubles — Coleman, Cincinnati The hrilllant southpaw yester-f- who does the St. Louis play-by- it? The wgy they have yesterday after Whitey Ford, sigTi.” day pitched the Ysmkeea info a for the Senators, Who got the sixth but winning pitcher S t^ 22; Mays, San Francisco, 20; Pin­ have considered asking for an play, reached out of his booth bounced back after going into winning his ninth In a fow for Midlln slammed Uie door bdtb're Jersey Jones, who has been brief grip on first place with an­ for a foul ball. He., acciden­ clincher In the sixth on a double bad slumps. a 15-2 record, had whipped the OF SFORT COATS — SWfM TRUM(» around beak busters for half a son, Cincinnati, 19; Zimmer, Chi­ extra day’s rest from now on.” Kasko Likely All-Star Shortstop^ All Around Star too mufch danuige had been done. cago and Freese, Cincinnati, 17. other superb performance, a five- tally knocked his record book by bOnps shortstop Ron Stillwell Snapped Slump* Tigers 6-2 in the opener of the cbntmy, was much more^ pessi­ hit 6-2 triumph over the Detroit Great First Half off loser Don Schwall (6-2). Tom Don Flavell, with a double and Triples —Clemente, Pittsburgh, Veteran press box observers out of the booth. It came "They both got off to. great holiday doubleheader. CLAM DIGGERS KNIT SHIRTS — SU(T$ The Dodgers’ Willie Davis well single, and Nino Petricca, with a mistic, 8; Altman, Chicago, W ill* Los An­ TTgers. It waa Whitey’s ninth apart and pages fluttered onto, Cheney, ex-St. Louis and Pitts­ starts—but so do a lot of ■1 J’ernandez swiped home for might be described as "an all­ "I aim afraid the dear old dodge straight victory, giving him a sea­ couldn’t remember when a pitch­ burgh righthander, won his first jn, pair of bingtes, )^ced Gus’s to geles and Stuart, Pittsburgh, 7l er, Yankee of otherwise, had ex­ the field behind home plate. rookies. Then they go into a 3-2 lead with two out in the WHITE SUMMER SHIRTS^ BEACHWCAR round athlete.’’ He holds the na­ is seriously dead,” said the Ring son mark of 15-2. He fanned 11 the AL with relief help. slumps and you never hear of ninth, the.bases loaded, and K e y Figure in Cincinnati Surge their fifth victory in eight starts W. Davis, Los Angeles and Vlidon, perienced a better first half sea-’ . The umpires called ttme. And * • • tional high school broad jump rec­ and solid possessiorr of second Magazine author. "The business Pittsburgh, 6. and permitted only one earned how about this-—they even them again. But our two kids Yank rookie Roland Sheldon ■was going out when television son. It’s possible that Ford’s 15 of ord of 25 feet, 6 Inches and once place in the standings. Midlln set Home Runs— Ceped* San Fran­ run.. . helped .pick up the pages. TWINS-WHITPE SOX — The slumped and they- are coming pitching to slugger Rocky CoV <^Une et Connie Mack Stadium and- gave It the final push. It's a mat­ 17 is the best since Rube Mar- Twins took the opener on a two- SWIM TRUNKS KHIT New York (NEA)— Frank* made it 27 feet in practice. He the losers down oh -a half dozen cisco, 22; Mays, SauFrancisco, 21; The Tigers Won the second gam e qusjid of the New York Giants back real good. That, to me', avito. After the .Yanks tied it. they couldn’t have shot him ojjt. once ran the lOO-yard dash In 9.5 ter of economics. When an experi­ out, pinch-hit grand alam by : Frisch has been in and base knocks. itoblnson, Cincinnati and Mathews, of the holiday doubleheader 4-2 ii won 19 straight from the start of proves they are major league. ’ 3-3, Lary claimed hts 12th vic­ "But the biggest question with seconds. During his days at Roos^ Gus’s ...... 1 3 0 500 0—9-10-1 enced office boy can earn $60 a Milwaukee, 20; Aaron, MUlwaukee, 10 Innings ahd reclaimed fin t Julio Becquer in the ninth inning , And that's why- I think we’ll tory, and 26th liftime against R ^ , N o w ^ORT SHIRTS around baseball for mdre than the Reds is whether. Kasko can week why should he bother to the 1912 season through the mid­ Standings Change velt High School in Los Angeles. Army A Navy ,;..050 002 0—7 -8-2 17. ^ place by a game. dle of July. . that gave the decision to reliever be in there all the way.” New York, by squeezmg in 1 40 years, yet the game re­ play .154 games. He has spent a lot jeam the mechanics of boxing, Chuck Stobbs (2-3). Then Harmon "Another fellow who’ll help 4.95 a a, a a a 4.19 Willie was All-(3ity in baseball Midlln and Duff; Clorcoran, Pa­ - Stolen* Bases— Pinson, Clndiuia- "I had good stuff,’’ "said Fon , .Among the season's record crowd Boros from third with two out, R«g. mains a world of wonders to of time in the dugout as a utility and maintained a basketball scor­ and where c6uld he go if he did?” For Stock Drivers Killebrew's three-run, inside-the us. has already in fact, is and. the count 0-2 on him in gan! (2), CjonranCjon (6) and Ctmeo. ti, IS;. Aaron, Milwaukee, 12; "much better than last Fhida t of 74,246 at Yankee Stadium -were I • • « 6 * 3.19 man.” Teddy Brenner had. an alto­ this young shortstop, Dick 3.95 . a a a a a him. , ing average of 26.9 points in 1958. May* ' San Frahclsco, 11; Robln- night. My. slider was working 14 of Ford’s relatives. Missing, park homer wrapped up the night­ the i0(.h« SM Point, of ’ Disagreement . Last year, at the tender age of 20. gether different Idea, and FYaget- McAuliffe,” the manager add­ soq. Cincinnati, 10; W ill* Los An­ beautifully. I’ll bet I struck out at A complete shakeup of standings cap in the eighth iiining for Jack 'Lary(did it on his own," 2.95 a a a a a 2J9 . Frisch was one o f’ the all-time FINALLY MADE IT ta and Jones agreed with the however, were his wife, Joan, and ed. 4.00 Frisch disagrees ■with Ted Wil- he led the Pacific C3oast League In TOM McNEELEY geles, 9, least eight of the 11 with the their three children. in the modified division of auto rac­ Kraliok (8-5). Frank Bhiumann Sch^eflang said. "And that great second , basemen for - 19 liaim, 'who opposes the return of ' San Pedro. Calif. — (NEA) — Madison Square Garden match­ ing at Riverside Speedway (ollowed "He’S a real old-time hitter Fernandez" steal fooled every­ campaigns after which he man­ batting (.346). runs (126), hiU Pitching (Baaed on 7 or mors slider.” ‘The kids were entered in the (6-7), working in relief, and Cal 2.95 the''spltter "because the pitchers (216), total bases (847), stolen Bentley Hamilton, an 87-year-oId maker on his main point. Floyd — Eddie Machen, Henry decisions) —Podre* Los Angeie* the completion of the Independence MoLiah (4-8) were the losers for sprays the ball to all fields. body .(especially Colavito. It’s aged the Cardinals, Pirates -and retired railroad man from San "Through the years,” said Br«n- In the years that Ford estab­ annual Lake Success track and He's won a couple of games have too much advantage already.” bases (30), and set .a PCL record Cooper, George Chu-valo, Alejan­ 8-1, .889; Miller, San Francisco,. swimming meet today,” explained Classic of last Saturday. the 'White. Sox, -who have dropped . a goo* thing the pitch was WHITE SHIRTS , Cubs,' yet he has . never lost his, “The pitcheni haven’t a helmet In triples with 26. He- also chipped Pedro, made his first hoIe';ln-one ner, “ It has been demonstrated lished himself as one. of the top Every driver in ^the |top-10 list for us already he'll Win us high. If it had been over the 'appreciation of the big play or dro Lavorante, . Mike DeJohh; 8-1, .857; Jay, Cincinnati and Kou- southpaws in the American Whitey. "Thait’s more important four in a row and seven o< eight ■lunmer Weight and abbreviated shinguards, have In with 43 doubles and 12 home after 70 years of golf. that boxing is no better than the Zora Fplley, Cleveland Williams, tak, Los Angeles, 11-4, .788; Par- hSa moved up or down; the; list In idnee winsiing 12 straight and 19 more, too.” plate, Rocky probably would' become blase bored, ciurrently heavyweight champion,. and we’re League, he relied mainly on the to FonTfamily than coming to "Long and Short SleevM MADRASIAOKETS they?” asked Frisch. "Pitchers Robert" Cleroux, Harold Johnson key, Cincinnati, 10-4, .714. see' the old man pitch.” the newest official records, and a of 20. Scheffing, who admitted he have swung at it. And he ■; pinch-hitter on the' telecasting now face two men instead of onew NEW PRO FACES stuck with ' Flijyd - Patterson. If elementary pitches, the fast ball, new No. 1 man has arrived, In the * • .* was as "Surprised ' aiy- any­ might have hit both — the ball and Doug Jones. Strikeouts—Koufax, Los - An­ curve and chahge-up: He rarely team of Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee If a pitcher brushes back a hitter Art Dltmar of the Yankees hp- New York — (NEA) — An aver­ Patterson wquld tackle any one of geles, 186; WUUanis, Los Angeie* top spot. ANGELS-A’S — Georg* and body” when the .n g e rs won and <3hlc<>.” R o q . Now R o q . Reese, the old Fordham Flash had the ranked contenders,* we'd all be “ George P^amassus of Los An­ experimented with, unorthodox de-' with a fast ball, the hitter com­ gan the 1961 campaign. with age of almost 10 recruits per team geles offered Patterson $500,000 109; Drysdal* Los Angeie* 96; ' Dick Dixon, the q>eed merchant Leroy Thoms* unrelated Angels, 4.50 3j49 just returned to his New Rochelle In business, j ' liveries. plains and the umpire warns the 15-5 career record against the cracked National Football League to box Lavorante, the Argentinian Mahaffey. Phlladelphl* 861. Gib­ from Warehousa Point, la bach on hH three-nin homers In the. open­ 29.95 a a a a a a ‘a' 3.29 petunia beds after watching the pitcher. The umpire keeps examin­ Chicago White Sox. rosters in 1960. "There is plenty of work for son, S t Lou14, 81. New Pitch top and with a safe lead at the er as Ted BowiMleld (5-2) beat 4.25 Cincinnati Reds, the number one •who knocked out Folley. Herman 24.95 ing the ball like, a house detective Taylor offered ^tterson $300,000 "The alider is a new pitch for moment Dixon .toppled Wild Bill Leiy Krausse (1-6), the $125,000 surprise of 1961, .._ MUHTINC and ■ from the number of balls to box Johnson in Philadelphia. me,” he explained. "1 developed it Greoo for the lead last Saturday. righthander who shut out Los An "That Eddie Kasko at short­ throwm out, you know;(s not his “Jack- McKinney, tjie Philadel­ this spring and I’ve been using it The New Haven flash ran into gelea on three hits In his pro de­ A N G L I N € ^ Tuesday's Homers trouble In the century grind at SUMMER SUITS stop,” enthused Frisch. "Where money.” Brawny Briton Next- Test for McKinley; phia sports wrlteV, read that Pat­ a lot this year. Johnny Sain, our but, Rocky Bridges’ first home BOAT NECK have they been hiding him? You Frisch hated pitchers as much AMERICAN^ LEAGUE pitching coach, helped me. I ex­ Agawam and was cut drown from run in gyyo. seaeona brought - the WASH 'N WEA« terson -was considering 10 chail- first to third place, ' ^ g w something? Batting around as Williams, but now that the Old Yanks^iFuture Davis.Cup Hopes Brighten lengers. “Where does Johnson Maris, Yankees (81). perimented with the slider once Angels from behind ki the second SPORT SHIRTS .300, be could be the j^attonal Flash is no longer a combatant he stand on the list?’ he asked Floyd. KUIebrew, Twins (26). before, but 1 stopped when I found Greco held the Riverside lead in game in a six-run seventh. Tom C^i Roq. ' No^w L«ague's All-Star shortstop ahead has a little compassion for them. Lemon,Twins (8). it put a strain on my shoulder. I WISHING / points for the past.three weeks and Morgan (2-1) was the winner 'N um ber'll,' was the reply. for an additional four weeks back Roq. ;1 Now of Maury Wills of the Dodgers. Wimbledon, July 5 Tlake an^sters, Dennis Ralston and cmrisOthc teen-ager frefm Chula Vista, "So Patterson is boxing un­ x-Beoquer, Twins (4). used to snap it ()ff with a short and Ed Rakow (1-3) the loser, ng <^ing alter your enthusiasm and 39.95 qno lot 30.99 follow-through. Siain showed me of that. Dixon held it for a single Good looking hitter and lead-off Indian, an Australian, a Triton and Crawford, not far behind. Calif., was the only U.S. seed this ranked Tom McNeeley in Bos­ -Tuttle, Twins (1). FISHINO both in relief. Nothing j. makes parent-child re­ salesmanship have obviously^ lost 39.-95 om lot 33.99 4 .9 5...... 339 man, too. And imtil this season year — and_ she lost to Rene Hunt Angels (17). how to follow t^rb'ugH without week back In late April and early an All-American boy from St. No Signs of Youth ton In September." Most anglers have to w6rk bard that month was tied for the spot lationship stronger than the quiet their effectiveness. 3.95 ...... 2.99 .few people outside of the towns Let Boys Pldy Australia still has Neale Fraser, Schuurman, the,unseeded, bouncy "A combination football player, Khiszewcki, Ai^els (12). strain.” sport of fishing—but .it takes a bit For the very young, almost any Louis: Shuffle well and It’s any­ to bring home suiy flah at all, but with Greco but the Ue only lasted a Still in Racing where he. played had heard Of him Laver and Roy Emerson, veterans brunette from Durban, South A f­ wrestler and acrobat,” (cut in Jer­ L. Thomas, Angels (8). Ford was the complete ..master, •every guy who has ever wet a line of doing to make the bond stick. type of bait tackle will do, but 2.95 ...... 2.19 San Bruno, Calif.— (N EA)— one's guess who’ll be marching off rica, in an upset in the quarter-fi­ 6. Thomas, Angels (2). .- ' although he pitched with only week. Gene Bergin also held the > lUthougb he”s been playing for 12 of so many Davis Cup clashes. But sey Jones. - ' - I longs for the day he can hook preferred position Zor a single For most youngsiersi' fishing is from about eight up, they are CUM MGOERS years, ^ Speaking of the Utile LMgue with. the. Wirpbledon man's tennis EYaser, the ousted champion, has nals yesterday. Bridges, Angels (2). three days’ rest, a schedule he Is Oceanport,. N X ((F)—Gene Mar­ quick to learn modern spinning ‘TV or no, there’s 'hotlij^ Into a lunker. Here’s a tip that Week early this season. tin, who rode speedy Decathlon to a big adventure. 'To sustain inter­ for boys of from 8 to 12, Dolph crown on Erlday. hinted he may be retiring eddn, ■matt l^ve the girls’ semt-ttnals Tasby, Senators (16). following for the first time -in his may help your lucky day coihe and spin-cast techniques. And when., Deep In ntchere tomorrow a BritMirSouth African -wrong -with boxing tli^t act^n Dixon’s current lead of 22 point! a number of stakes victories est, tripa wiUi the'kids should be Now Oamllli, ,.who resides in San The shuffllng-up is bii the All and Laver may, land in Jack wouldn’t cure,” continued Brtli- Green, Senators (11). long career. The 32-yeu-old ace, sooner 'than you think. When broken up. into a variety nf enter­ they can cast right along, with Req. TERRY JACKETS "The Reds are deep in remark­ Bruno, believes it takes the fun look. In one,* Retie tests Brithin’s Woodllng, Senators (8). la the best magrin chalked up by few years ago at Monmouth Park, England club's famed center court Kramer’s pYo net if he wins this ner. "The busiest divisions are the despite the (besL- won-lost recorcl ■mall or medium-sized fish appear prises. their elders, their pride and inter­ 4.95 a * a a a 3.99 able young pitchers and Bob out of the game. . No. 1 player, towering Christine Triandos, Orioles 2 (14), any of the three pilots who have is beck at the seashore track in EDDIE KASKO today, when Ramanathan 'Krish- year. welter and middle because the amonjg active pitchers, never has swimming near- the surface,'’ espe­ Actual angling should be done est jump several notches. * and ROBES Schmidt Jerry Zinomerman nan o f India meets Aussie Rod Truman,, who reached the last four E. Robinson, Orioles (4J. held the No. 1 spot so far this sea­ a new capacity. He now la a mem Many people are kept out o f "When we w en kids,’* recalls Australia has shown no signs In boys ^ top aren't running away -won 20 games in a season, largely cially if they are breaking water, son. during the part of day when the seem to handle them all right. Layer-, runner-up the past two for the second year running by Brown, Tigers* (11). because he usually pitched every ber o f the starting gate crew. fishing because they don't know 'That batting order could get a the former Brooklyn first tase- this tournament that she has any from .wybody, Emile Griffith won chances are that something big is Buddy Krebs, winner of the big changes of catching something are Roq. Now . Gordon Cbleman, the big, lefthand lot of runs, lan, “ we played for iun,( years, and Chuck McKinley, the beating second-seeded Margaret Slebern, A's (10). \ ; five or six days. chasing them up there. A careful where and how to begin. Equip­ WHITE SHIRTS youngsters waiting on the ndellnes Smith of Australia, the welter .championship by tak­ Pag^laronl, Red SoxJ[8). one Saturday, has moved up the best. Usually,.:this ig morning and- hitting first baseman, smacked whether we had a real ball or ' 5-8 bundle of energ. from St. Loulz ready to take their places. ing out Benny Kid Pared and At his’present pace, Ford has a cast properly placed may result in Gaeless Night evening, ' i ping yourself is simple. Just go 8.95 739 two balls 10 miles over the right- "Blasingame couldn’t get him­ liieets Mike Sangster, the tough m the (other, top-eeeded Sandra Franoon* Indians (6U. ladder. He jumjied from fourth to self arrested In the wrinds of San a tin can. Now coaches huQer flattened Gaspar OrtegA defend­ chance to surpass Vernon. (Lefty) that lunker,of your dreams. second while Dahny Galullo made to a reputable, sporting goods, de­ SHORT SLEEVES field fence in Philadelphia. It's and kids break dowu if they and brawny Briton. And it’s In the 20-snd-under Reynolds, of South Africa, last X—Basea Fan. [ If the fish woh't l^te, take time 5.95...... S39 Frandsco’a Candlestick Park, but ing it 40 days later. The milliner Gomez’ 26-5 tnaric in i93<; ^ S tib y An ideal atrip bait for deep-sea a big gain,' ahifUng from eighth r GsnevaJ N .T. tff) — The Elmira out for a hike along-the shore or partment or hardware store of K m iktt, Don Blaaingams and Vada -muff a fly.” Whether he gets to the final or bracket that Uncle Barn's strength year’s runner-up, plays Angela NATYONAL LBKOUB' bait shop and tell, them you’re a Fred Hutchinson knew him in St. lies at the moment. ‘Take jbe first la giving P a n t a return Ih Sep- a'Yankee left-hander. "*■ troUlng c*a be fashioned from an last week to fourth In the latest ■Pioneers of ths Class D New. York- through the wooefs. ^ e r e are trees J 2ff(r5.00 5j95 ...... 439 Ptasoii at tbs top of the battle not. Chuck has served noUoo that Mortimer of Britain. Sandra lost Cepeda, CManle (22). beginner^ Louis and has him playing that Oamllli believes a limit should- 20 in the U.8. ranjeings to play the the first set but then recovered teiUber. M ay* Giants (21). ,"I am convinced now that pitch­ old inner tube, After you nave rankings. Penn baseball league ran out of to be identified, birds to watch, .... «cdar, and then come Frank Roo- be set on the amount of money Australia’s virtual straiigleHc^d on m twice iff. the same night. First New equipment ia stronglyy rec­rec- • • __ ' i kind of seoottd^ase again. Don’s a the Davis Cup—they've won It nine first 20 in any other country, a^d to beat little Yola Ramirez of “Gene Fulimer, Gie 180-pound -Aaron, BrSvss (17). ing every four daya is good for cut the strip o f rubber from the Jocco Maggicomo moved up two squirrels to antioe with a piece of IhML the home-run hitter and bustler and I ISu that kind, a m ajor league club offers a we’d come out well on top," says champion, doesn’t let tax problems me," Whitey said. "I wasn’t so tube roughen both sides with a spots, going from seventh to fifth Sey wars shut out by the Geneva bread, iiheUa and polished stones to ommended, even for the beginner, runa4iattad-lnner. Ons Bell, Oide- times in the past 11 years—may be Mexico' in the quarter-flnals; An­ Frees* Beds (15). since each year new and .Improwsd: prospect. The Oomlllls have McKinley. gela, also * former runner-up, won stymie his division Gene is going Altman, Cobs (14). - sure'lastKritoy although I pitched piece of coarse sandpaper.’ Then while'Qerry Humieton improved a Redlags hare, 7-0. Ohen their bus collect, and.nesta to study—a mil­ OsDS T i m m and|the catdi- n f I had tlM Rods Pd have theirs, yon see. ^ ending soqn. tackle, is Introduced. T h e e^'uh ' Waalngamr and Pinson bunt more. Even the partisan British crowds But if the future looks bright a two-eet victory from the base­ inst : Florentiho Fernandez, Sants, Oibs (8). , • a five-hitter. I didn’t have good epray the strip with uver, oopper ■ingle slot , and is new In sixth wouldn’t, start after the game. It lion arid one things to see. Three of the current New was out'of g a * too. ment the beginner needs'depen While Pinson, wbs can fly, is doing ^thrilled at getting a hometown for the U.S. men, it has a gloomy line against Mrs. Vera Sukova, X ut the best there Is, in Ogden, Moslgl, Cards (16). , atuff at all and had to be vary or aluminum paint. Attach either place. When the flah are biting, make ' enough York soouPs sons ' obtained- Utah, Ajug. 5. Paul Fender, who a tingle or treble hook ^ proper Gen* Bergin took the worst patient allowances for dccaaional on what he wants to fish for.iG In L E N N E Y ’ S Fran pauMd iW ooiMldsrsbly better than all rlg^t boy in the eeriee for the first time look where the girls are concerned. the Ckech girl who haS been play­ White, Cards (5 ). ' careful with every pitch. Today, I boniues. Doug Is with the Los ing Wimbledon for the past five shares the title -with him, doesn’t OoBsale* Ftalls 2 (8 ). y-‘ was just trying to throw strike* size for the flah you're after to tumble of ths wtek^-dropplng from ALL-STAE TO TWINS tangles, broken lines anl Hist hooks. fresh water, a splncaSt reel and 'to tol^ ■nolliir SwtuhlS. tbs way it is, he’d bat J40 bgr Angeles Dodgers, DoliA Jr. and In 23 years—agrM that Chuck ia For the second year in succession, rod are recommended. This com­ M iN *S SHOF the-personality of the 1961 Wlmr no American girt ^ reached the years but aevsr got to tbe last mind payday* He boxM Terry O. aknlth, Phlla (6 ). I felt strong and h*d more con- one end, and wire leader to the third to seventh. Others who were ■ to m . Conn. — (N EA) — Tom Remember a child’s attention span - " Is tS tO a t homa runs buattng DOW sad thsa. HMihigafns Bruos are with Yankees. ' other. Skipped from an outrig* my Kopp, Connecticut’s sU NCAA is brief, and boredom can set in bination can ba used for still fish­ to im lie went om laid a bunt down tbs third bass bledon, with two-other U. B. young- semi-finals her*; Karen Hantee, elglit before. Downes Again In London July 11. Ooker, piillz a ) . ' fldenoe.Thls was sort of a test ease cut back this week are Stan Dts- 789 BIAIN ipR B BT for me. If Z found I didn't ha'((a ger this lure b u *a Irieeiattbio brow, Xd Pataode, Gen* White and eatehsr, signed with the Minnesota with amazing suddenness. So don’t ing, trolling and casting to take good stuff today, Z think Z might action., ). , Bob Tauseher. Twlnst fore* a you^ter to cootlau* fish- all ajpecMi. of fish. t.*^ ^^.^■^ ►I * %J •T / ' ■ '■ ■■ > \

MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Bf^CHESTER, CJONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY B, 1961 PAGE TWENTY.FOim MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1961 ...... — ** ...... I, , , —I—_,fci,,,„ii I I 11 PAGE TWENTYnllVE ■iiMte BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE , with BfAJOR HOOPLE d a i l y ^ o s s w o r d p u z z l e A T F K W T I Your Pocketbook Montgomery Ward Catalog •noUSHTVOU' \ W EREN'T MKKSr Bargains By fA T B HBNUB •^tMtmiOL»TTU>lL^^ Here Is a quiz oh banks: Montgomery Ward, 1 as proofftFrederics along with hats, glomw . . y i m m ipiw rtw M i that high fashion does not have to eSacntod 1. How many kinds of banks are and hosiery designed by him. 'pio TAnwr there? / ... be high priced, Ig introducing new hat on tha cover of the new-data lines .of merchandise in Ms 1961- log is designed by Frederics. ______'AtJVBRTl^lT 1108 for details. protect your driveway for pennies with ’THE PET Sh o p , 15 Wcodr There are two main types- of Ward customers during July and follows Wards’ policy of bringing SSFttdi aeviBonoi 4SB«moT* 593^|w S2Lm per. square foot, against the lav- bridge Street, at Depot Squire. banks;- commercial and savings August. The three designers fore­ to Its customers a wide assortment y m MFoam M S iltp ^ . woapoDi BlWMhm(pwBO sige6 of oil, grisase, battery gcids Enjoy vacation peace^f-mtnd, banks. see -a trend to greater use of cata­ of merchandise at particularly ap­ INDGm MDriittiniadn 45Pro&Uoa SSBUt^'. TomdiroMr It the Day 37NortlMni and frost. No heating or inlx- knowing that your pet bird will Commercial banks are corpora­ logs for mail orders and telephone pealing prices..All the new Fred­ ANYBODV, ^ IWfOR ■tata (abj . with malt 4Bltotrk!w«Ulit W SodciB WATKINS, see Main Street. Is orders. ’ ' Wunter atsRinR a 8 .HOUR SAIiB! tomor- ing required. ■ Simply apply right receive, the proper food and care tions owned by stockholders. They erics creations emphasize the new SI'KidiBiii r roiiy from 3 to 8 o’clook. The More .from the can with the SQUFE- In your absence. ' A singing Ca­ offer the broadest variety of serv­ The new catalog will tntroducs look for fall, . . short wide sleeves, 34 Shoo put GEE you get here FREE. Let nary or a lively parakeet can help ices, not only to the consumer but the first dresses to be designed by stand-a-way collar And flared skirt. MBrnriuUnf will be closed until 3 in the after­ noon. Tremendous slashes In dry 1 to 3 hourk. Sit back and to while. aWay the lonesonv pours to business. of a -ihut-ln 03 a convelascent ;S 7 £ S ^ 16 prices on all four floors will lead enjoy the beauty treatment your Savings banka are owned by iSSUnnaal you to making that dreamed-of driveway .received. Using "Flo- t h e PET SHOP Is headquarters their depositors and administered l39Vlf(tnia dniw sr for tropical fish, hamsters, puppies by trustees. Their primary func­ : 41 Compui point purchase tomorrow for sure, dur- rock’s ” BLACK ”rOP SEALER as plus everything for their feeding Of’ MANCHESTER ln» WATKINS’ 8 HOUR SALE. "preventive maintenance". Is sim­ tion Is to promote thrift among In­ FLETCHER GLASS CO. , A ' •42AMCU1 IT and care, LITTLE ft McKTN- dividuals. They play an important ______Mitchell •ntdopo ply thrifty good business. "A'kt'.tch NEY is the name to remember for 9-7879 VJHOLESAL& .44HM*«nIr1iaar .n * Mutual Funds in time.' role in flnanclngjtome building and I8S WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^Qg\3ER»T.j- 48 lYosbor your lawn and garden needs. cemnnorcial construction. 2 e fl0 6 8 E For maximum eafety. Income 4»H«nldie hmdi and grrowth, you should check the Additionally, there are about 80 c o r n e r DURANT ST. BSRodMit It's a Bed; Ife a Raft When there’s pie dough left­ trust companies specializing in ad­ S4D«eonthm advantage Of MiUTUAl. FUiNDS For swimming or camping, over, let your small fry roll it out, 86 ftaadt fdoad avallablo at your New York Stock ministering estates and trusts and MANCHESTER SURPLUS cut ' It into small . shapes and other funds juch as pensions and CLOSED FOR VACATION CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 57r“ Exchange Member. SHEARSON, 88. w SALES, 169 North Main Street; sprinkle It with a mixture of sugar endowments. However, about 3,000 HAMMILL ft COMPANY, 913 has AIR MATTRESSES priced ' %r au. kw TJl 861 and cinnamon. These morsels can other -j banks also provide trust (OUR FIRST IN 1* YEARS) ■V * cr Main Street. Mitchell 9-2821. from 82.99 and up. Enjoy sleep­ be placed on a small cookie sheet services. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL^E^MEER ing comfort and water fun for the and baked along wRh the pie. tr^ ir The more than 6,000 savings and Tour Non-Stop Fuhlon Ticket kiddie.H. The complete lino of Comblnp chilled grape Juice and loan associations and building and W h a t a . AIR MA’ITRESSES to suit every PL/tY> N O W OORET CASUALS, 887 Main ginger ale for a refreshing ginger loan associations often are called JULY3-JULY8 way to make budget has all the rugged, durable' ale. Some good cooks like to use DEAD [DANCE Street, has the DARK COTTONS banks. They are mutual co-opera­ II . a livinij/ with the bright future. Try on a qualities plus the features for easy 3 parts of grape Julce to 1 of gin­ IBnndwcMd ' Inflating and deflating. tive share account institutions. SNofnda tlly flattering SHIRTWAIST and yod’ll ger ale. When yoh put your money Into one m . 4H«r thrill , to the handsome tailoring of these, you buy a share In the In­ BhaRUndlp and fine fabric. So versatile, you’ll stitution. 7th Anniversary Sale wear It straight through Into fall. ”rake ’Time for Summer Beauty Like the savings banks, their Prices start at 814.98. Cool and MARI-MAD’S, 891 Main Street, Relax In the refreehlngly cool primary purpose is the promotion celebrates seven years In business AIR-CONDITIONED atmosphere Hair Styles to Make - 1 sophisticated are the linen also of thrift. They provide about 42 S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAfl amel SLEEVEIUESS DIRESSEIS to at this location with a store-wide at TRES CHIC BEAUTY SALON, per cent of all the mortgage money 5 T y w sparkle on .the.dance floor, at a ANNIVERSARY SALE. All 303 East Center Street, open three in the U. S. today. Because they Vou A Cool Beauty •■V/« dinner paHy o f summer theater. spring and summer merchandise evenings for your convenience. invest heavily in longer term loans, has been marked - down 30% to ■(Wed. Thurs. Frl.) Search out new 819.98. SIZES 6-1-10 many pay a higher rate of return There’s nothing quite so refreshing 60%. With all of summer and va­ beauty avenues for yourself this than savings banks (4 per cent and to the lady who likes to look lovely Bat a Party Table with Paper 8217 cation time etlll before us, you’ll summer. Try a new rime. HAIR A carefree and gay twosome— than^ new hair style. 3-I ynL^ up), but you might not be able to The PARTY SHOP at WIL­ want to snatch up quality AP- COLORING is a specialty at TRES designed with the ilttle mis* in withdraw your fimds from these . '‘I* 4'//» TON'S GIFT SHOP, 984 Main Use bold ric rac to trim this cute PAREUj f o r CHU/DREN, up to CHIC b e a u t y s a l o n , a former mind!. Trim the dress-up version institutions as quickly as you could VISIT THE .•SiayuliLPM.ew. Street., has iTseotioned plates, sundress for a young miss. Fitted size 14, at these Invitingly reduced teacher of hair coloring, with a with easy - cross - stitch pansies. from a commercial or sayings colorfully bordered, to serve up through the waist, and touched with prices. Add a play outfit, a dress, diver.sifled background as manufac­ Please state size. bank. Lovdy Lady B«auty Solon BONNIE BY JOE CAMPREM. summer foods and salads attrac­ contrast. coat, jacket, slacks; Just a-few turer’s , representative, brings you Also performing banking serv­ 890 Main St.— Phone MI 9-7666 . No. 8217 with Patt-O-Rama Is in of the Items you can buy now at the fruits of her experience and Pattern No. 5808 has tissue— tively. Plastic FORKS AND size 6, 8 or 10; hot-iron transfer; ices are more than 19,000 credit Xext to Pertonalized TIoors H A M A / sizes 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8 years. Size 4. substantial, savings for your boy talents, MALE AND FEMALE unions. These, too, are co-operative %KT» SPOONS are packaged 10 for 10c. 2 1/8 yards of SS-lnch; 3/8 yard STYLISTS are ready to serve you full directions for skirt and blouse. ^ O O l M a M V O •C A R C O , Insert Into your lawn a ’’Footllte’’ and Tin. mutual societies organized among « o / contrast. all through the sizzling summer. To order, send 25c in coins to:— TMXORAM fDRA ■ M T Cltronella Candle to repell bugs Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ employes in Industry or by occupa­ To order, send 35c in coine to Haste Does Not Make W’asto Feel beautifully cool and refreshed tional groups such as school teach­ •MAKS WNTT. W M T j and insebls for hours. ’The color­ Sue Burnett, ”rhe Manchester Eve­ at AIR-CONDITIONED TRES ning Herald 1150 AVE. OF ful metal holders can ornament Speed plus thorough cleaning is ers. Their principal business is to tD O O M C t ning Herald, 1150 AVE OF AMER' what you get at MARTINIZING CHIC BEAUTY SALON. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y, the walk of your patio. Bring out- For Ist-cIass mailing add 10c accumulate thrift funds and make ICA8. NEW YORK 88, N, Y. the ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING loans to members. of-state visitors to WILTON’S For Ist-class mailing aidd 10c for Add a Charming Footnote for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ \PNou \ dm, GIFT SHOP to select a souvenir or plants at 20 East Center Street Now that we have distinguished each pattern. Print Name. Address and 299 West Middle Tpke. thanks A BRAIDED RUG from MAN­ dress with zone and Pattern Num­ between banking institutions, WANT 1 0 8 two for their own Enjoyment back with Zone, Style No. and Size. CHESTER CARPET CENTER, ber. home. to efficient work methods, modem answering the other five questions PlAcywtTH i Success In Sewing—a complete equipment-plus the^act—that—all 311 Main Street,^ adds the “ homey’’ Have you the ’61 Album contaln- Is a breeze. sewing manual for the beginner. warmth that today’* young mod­ ing many lovely designs and free Use your Idtohen scissors when work is done right on the 1. There have been very few r ¥ N <3 G0IN S1D 1 Send 35c for your copy. premises. When you’ve got 110 erns prefer. A BRAIDED RUG U patterns? Only 26c a copy! bank failures during the past 30 you are trimming pie dough. perfect with Early American furni­ HM/E1DUS ! things to do, getting the family years. However, to absolutely pro­ frien d ., Two to Please You ready for the vacation trek, count ture, or provincial Or casual con­ AocompUsh More This Summer tect your savings, savings Institu­ A ReSUAi 1 temporary. The mellow colors add i Oustom Photo-Flnlahlng Service One Is never disappointed when on MAR’TINIZINO to whisk away If your slipcovers and draperies tions win not permit more than H i, BAT UKB \ . If you Want quality PHOTO shopping at the two FAIRWAYS. all the imbedded soil, grime, and the perfect accent for your decor seem limp and dusty, refresh your 810,000 to be deposited In a single ♦ i m i f T * ■■■■»■.la,ea EVgftONE j FINISHING, bring your next roll You are just certain to find what in living room, dining ''room, bed- 7-f wrinkles, turning out a fresh, living room and your own wilting accotmt. Savings banks insure your of fllm to THE FALLOT S’TUDIO, you are looking-for in practically room or den. These BRAIDED funds through a government ' " " ’ H e t o *’Oh, I realize money can’t buy happinesA Reverend. clean,- new-looking garment. All RUGS are reversible for double summer spirits by taking advan­ 70 East center Street. All work everything. Both FAIRWAYS are this can be accomplished with one tage of the JULY SPECIAL agency known as the Federal De­ JU D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD My wife sees to that!” is done by a highly ritilled staff well-stocked with SUMMER PIC­ duty wherever you use them.'They posit Insurance Oorp., and most trip to town. Let the TWO-HOUR lie flat, won’t wrinkle need half the PRICE at MANCHESTER LAUN­ .ervlcroJ"' MV NAME IS -TBWELU Y ^ A T A PROFIT; that brings out ^he best your NIC NEEDS: swim caps, water SHIRT SERVICE PLANT, 299 DROMAT, 660 Center Street, on savings and loan associations f * f h e r s . The ft!* ^ fore- camera produc^.' Your negatives toys and cook-out supplies. The cleaning because they are slow to thro\igh the Federal' Savings and ~ftir,AH,i WOUtO M3U OONSDER ------West .Middle 'Tpke. launder and show soil. Do see the SCATTER all washable SLIPCOVERS AND receivea thorough KAPP8NED-ID are given .exacting attention new FAIRWAY Is next to the new Iron all the shirts. Don’t mind If DRAPERIES. Why not let MAN­ Loan Insurance Corp. throughout bvwy step of process­ SIZE and ROOM SIZE BRAIDED e e f n o s e LITTLE SPORTS Popular Market. Both FAIR­ friend husband admits, "I like CHESTER LAUNDROMAT han­ 2. You can rent a safe deposit technical sfcii, OkNVieSTKKS B Y ROUSON ing. IhlB is clean finishing. You’ll WAYS are delightfully air-condi­ RUGS at Ma n c h e s t e r g a r . box at most commercial and sav­ THE OTHER them better than when you do PET CENTER. dle all your summer laundry P5®fe««ion and ®f recc^Ize .the difference. Compare tioned and you receive "WORLD" them, dear.” After all here they chores. When you come into town ings banks. Some savings and loan cwy ANP fqp'youreelf and see quality stand . . . ACWIHTEO GREEN STAMPS with every pur­ have uprofesslonal equipment that Summer. Time Is Sandwich Time from the lake, deliver soiled laun­ associations offer this service too. Out. chase. 3. Commercial banks offer THEM. out-performs the home appliances. From the ovens of PINE PAS­ dry here and pick It up In a short, time, neatly folded, fluffy dry. Such checking accounts. erst TRY SHOP, 668 Center Street - 4, Only mutual savings banks Before you start removing the come a tempting assortment of a thrifty way to create time for f a.m 11 y companionship. OPEN sell what is called "savings bank -vume wore profLf shells from hard-cooked eggs, roll nourishing BREADS, fresh daily V's the eggs between the palms of your MONDAY THROUGH SATUR­ life insurance,” and only the sav­ For your picnic snacks, for break­ ings banks of a few states, includ­ P'of«ssionaiLOlui duties. in , hands to loosen the shells. Always fast and mealtime treats, for DAY also TWO EVENINGS to 8 - start shelling from the large end on Thursday and Friday. ing New York, are permitted to do I’' round-the-clock sustenance, try all this. Resj^< of the egg. the varieties; Wholesome rye, oat • c t f u i i y . 7 -^ < T ? |pau5»M 5. Any bank or trust company meal, raisin, whole wheat, cin­ Use a pint of boiling water and offering trust service can help in Get Tlep’ namon swirl, plus the sweeter a tablespoon of salt wheh you are JOHNSON PAINT CO. 723 estate planning, B . C. BY JOHNNY HART fruit and nut combinations. At your cooking a pound of fresh scrimp In (All rights reserved If Main Street, has the INSBCTI- nekt party, why not use FINGER their shells. Simmer the seafood, do Neu-spaper Enterprise Aeen.) BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE OIDES that protect you from the ROLLS for attractive sandwiches. not boll It or It will toughen. buzzing, biting annoyance of flies, MEMMUIlEt MTUC fiUtRRILLA VERVmi, WIWlLLSHOWtlltJnJ^'lD Turn ov'er vour summer making .■» "■ HtOfOUT. BE OUR insects and bugs that crawl, fly chores to PINE PASTRY SHOP A Oarafree Hairdo for Summer PEASANTS AND MR. fOKd THAt THE and sting. Spray ■'"HEP” or use SUMMER SUNDAY HOURS'* are Especially In the oummertlme MILITARY,WITHALLTMtIRSTRENaTH, / "OFF" the effective products that ARC HELPLESS A6A lN5T US. •7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. you long for a hairdo that is cool IKM.L1 let you enjoy the summer outdoors and easy to care for. Why" not let without jUie .pestering Irritation of The bones In canned salmon do SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 insect^'^RAID" Is an insect killer not have to be removed; they are (Main Street, with Its staff of aklll- that/w lll also m othpiwf your edible and nutritious...... ful, talented beauticians help you. closet. Keep tfle swim-popl w-ater Firet a deft HAIRCUT, short and fresh and sanitary with .the ad­ Cool and Dark cool, to set the pace, then a dition of just one capful of The all-seaspn SHIRTWAIST PERMANE3NT for softness and It Student Body KLEEN-POOL. Save yourself the DRESS at BURTON’S, 841 Main verisa frosi naturalness, finishing with a be­ \ 1 **A hit fo r m Miss'* work and expense of too-frequent Street, needs little lronihg,-to span coming set. Your precious VacS' sesi-wheel to refilling of your backyard pool. the seasons the eaay-care way. A tion weeks need not be interrupt' fteaC'wbsel Use KT -WEN-POOL and know SHIRTWAIST DRESp Is flatter­ ed with harried d.ashes to neigh' ■ COME IN -TR Y ON - WALK OUT WITH A that your kiddies are protected. ing from every angle, from the 'S T f a S borhood halrdreas^s. 'While you ■P ruteft. tailored bodice to the cluster- are tin AIR O O N D m O N E D CROTON WATERPROOP WATCH ■ SWIM AND Check Your Luggage pleated skirt. 'What a delightful S72.00 MORTY MEEKLE SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, BY DICK CAVALLI For needed repairs and remem­ choice awaits you: Hand-woven pick up a jar of "Duaharme” , 81, P U r wm IT AU SOMMER lONG-WITHOUT ber that HOUSE & HALE SHOE TWeVM3P9rHB OOUtXJ Madras, also dark plaids, stripes, t ^ creme hairdressing that re­ ' M IC K E Y F I BY LANK LEONARC \AOULDNOU UKB TO JO N SERVICE will fix or replace zip­ batik prints some with tidy Mc­ DO (9 NO. MV FfSlEHOSH\PCU>B7' OBIIOATION! store softness and manageability pers, locks and handles. Arrive at Mullen collars, or the Gentry col­ to the hair aft'er the- sun and sea tin ever avsrin toilti .AND ALSO TO REMIND THEM y6Ur destination with well-groomed lar or smooth cardigan. New au­ THAT OUR ROADS ARE NARROW AND If you don't fool your Croton wafirproof* watch Is the have taken toll. "Dtaharme” puts bowL Sterdily coa* luggage. Now would be the time tumn colors include Expresso a polish on your hair. Mitchell 3- ttnicte^. Eftiily de«a«d. THAT CARS SHOULD BE DRIVEN WITH graotift buy ovar whan Labor Day rolls around . . . to give all your shoes a summer CAUTION... AT ALf. TIMES/ Brown, Majenta, cheery r e i “'ahd 8951. a)mply rttum It for full crodtt. What could.b# ootior? check-up before taking off on va­ sophisticated black. PrlMs start ssi.se cation. then precious holiday time at 810.99 in sizes for the Misiey needn't be wasted attending to and Junior. . • J The Inquirer needed shoe' repairs. Get acquaint­ W ELDON IR U 8 00. ed with’ the quality workmanship AntlMilBpa Dealer at HOUSE & HALE SHOE SERV­ M l MAO) S'r.n-Ml 8 -«n i ICE, Manchester Parkade Stores DKKI s omjLX It’s a S-Rtng Circus i Gjiyei In to Vour Wanderlust Dine Out During Vacation GRAND UNION reminds you SEARS ROEBUCK CO. helps Taking the family to dinner at that the (3IRCUS IS COMING TO you "pack up and go” for a.fun- Have You Met? FIANO’S ^LESTAURANT & COCK- TOWN, to the Parkade this Satur­ filled, relaxing summer with their TAn*; LOUNGE on Route 6 and 44 day,. July 8 for one day only. Two complete line of CAMPING SUP­ Simifiw.i*Tna»MMe», In Bolton, makes for a haimy feel­ performances are scheduled, at PLIES for outdoor living. See the ing all around, fven if ^«tU on two o’clock In the afternoon and At world this summer. Comer-pole ; N.-'*" ■ days are .spent at home. GOOD CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 8:j50 In the evening. Co-sponsored TENTS, 9’ X 9’ are completely w.a- MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSION JQNES,pnd FRANK RIDGEWAY FQOD Is attractively served In by the Jaycees and Parkade Ass'n. te'r repellent treated, reg. 859.98 generous porilons. foj the benefit of the Lutz Mu­ now 864.98. Plastic ICE CHESTS, seum. th 1 Hunt Brothers 3-RING so light weight they float, will keep Add To Your Summer Wardrobe CIRCUS will delight children and foods appetiZing'lii' hot or cold for WILROSE DRESS SHOP, 801 adulU. At GRAND XR^ION you 4 days, reg, 88.59 now 85.98. You’ll Main Street, Invites you to take ad­ can enjoy a thrilling Circus of find Camp Stools here, also BAR­ vantage of their STORE-WIDE ■Values every day of the year, in BECUE GRILLS to fit every SALE now in pfogfess. Scoop up all the departments, up and down budget. EDWARD J. IAYLES for yourself an extra COTTON the aisles, from the front to the .1" 166 E ^ t Center Street DRESS or two, in light pastel or back of spacious, sparkling It’ll Be a Cold Winter Manchester, Conn. fashionable dark, now that mark- GRAND UNION. Take advantage of the BLAN­ NEWI LYCRA* downa,.are evident on each price KET SALE at W. T. GRANT Co. MI 9-4604 tag. Wqnder up and down the aisle SPORTSMAN for him , SPORTSlAOY far her Unless (t recipe state.s other­ Soft, cuddly rayon-orlon BLAN- LO N G LEG Rufgtd end fcasdioRMl IF Dainty ytt loughl 17 |twnli^ to spot worthwhile savings In KETCS, 72” X 90’| reg. 84.99 are now Here is one of your neighbors, 4ressy frocks, sportswear, coats wise, it is Wise practice to cool a PANTY GIRDLff |o«^ib wolarpraef*, iheck- watarpraaf*

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1981 , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-SEVIN Radlo-TV Repair THERE, OUGHTA.BB A LAW BY E a 6 a LY and SHORTEN . Roenni Vnthoat Hoard 8* Apartmoit»—nato— Business Property For Sale 70 Houses For S sk 72 Services 18 Temmcnta HouM4'for Sale 72 ATTRACnVBLT'Yuntlshad, room INVESTMENT PROFERTY VERNON — Beautiful 8 bedroom for gentleman, Utehea pnvUegea, I—MANCHESTER Special— . $4d0 CLASSIFIED TELEVISION antannas and rotor fiO’nitri,6nrtLS)HM ,t«iwi^ UEN’PER STREET—Two room ranch, weu shrubbed, 90x180 lot, down will buy this immaculate 6 iS. Held Gonvinced systems inataUed and repaired. private entranee, parking. Inquire aparttnei^ heat* hot water, roCrif- pcopertlte that full' ceUar, formica counter, knot­ VMHMtMRr/IDATM are bringing in 20% net return, sx- room Cap^ for $13,200, Good loca­ Serviag Mancheeter and sur­ HmUBfiEQ 169 Maple S t o S o r . U i 94108. . ty pine bookcase, toll width 19’ tion, nice yard, don’t wait, call us rounding; areas. Modem TV Serv­ MDimnMPiMaj ATHEMmiOM'S cellent .financing arranged. Good living room, alumlrium storms, miRTOMhl ONE ROOM in Private fainur, loM ATTRACTIVE t roam aportauat opportunity for Investment. now. The R. F. Dimock Co., MI ice. 406 Oanter St.. MI AS306. 10PMlDUinD». $3,000 assumes $105 monthly on 9-5248, Barbara Woods. MI ft-7702, M TH O H LAlO f location, near DUS an1 d ____mUli.____ Oim- tor rant ta Vanun, atora and ra- this 2-yeat> old home. Robert Of Soviet, China Rift ADVERTISING Ueman preferred. MI 9-0688 any Mforator. MI 9-1457, J. g. REALTY Johanna Evans, XH 9-5658 HANMfMCHT tim e... / Wolverton, Broker, MI 8-1914. Milllnei^ Dreaamaking 19 nOHTILHB 470 Main Mi 3-5129 H—^MANCHESTER attentions $600 (Continued from Page One) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BOWERS SCHOOL-Spotless cus­ down for a newly redecorated Cape of taking a greater risk of war, ha FOR ORBSSMAKINO and aUara- 7ALK880T1I FuidnSHiBiD light housekeeping duplaa, adulta aefar. •*'' • ■» tom built, 6 room home, garage, might be Inclined to do $o. Thera ^ ' 8:lS AJL to 4:S0 PJ«. . ^ room with electric refrigerator, 8 4 . Ml 9-7946. with aluminum siding, large lot, was true, but from the western tions, caU Lyn Rratake Ml 84M8S Farm and Land For'Sale 71 large rooms, parklike yard run­ amesite drive, choice location. Is also speculation that ’Ohln6sa any time, oentrally located. Middle-Sged ning brook $16,900. Carlton W. point of view It did not make a rivalry with Soviet commtmlsm ladtea preferred. Ml 8-6888. OCCUPANCY Auguat 1 -x* worn COVENTRY—120 .acre farm - 1 -This won't last long so call the great deal, of difference, since the COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVt. dimlex, automaUo hast and hot Hutchins, Ml 9-5132; R. F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245 Bar­ rnight make the Russian leader room house, very reasonable. Ton- aim of both Ruseia and Red China feel a need to take greater riska MOMDAT n r a imiDAV AJf^-«ATI7BOAV • AAL r . #atar Waddell Rd., $M monthly. gran Agency, MI 84821. SEVEN room colonial—l^i baths, bara Woods, MI 9-7702 Johanna is obviously 'a Communist Laos. Movlng^Trueiniig— NICE FRONT room, very pleasant OaU JA 84888. - - ^ ^ ______' Evans, MI 9-5653 in order to prove that Cammuniats ______Storage ' 20 e*Ww. MI 8-4734, 2.-car garage, 2 fireplaces, built- The effect of the renewed So­ in Moscow werh- Just as dedicated PLEASE READ YOUR AD . FURNISHED 4 room- apartment, Ins, dishwasher, garbage disposal, viet-Red Chinese dispute ori*' the as those in Peiping. i or *Waat AA^ an takaa onr tiM phoM aa a i MANCUESTHUt Moving and TTnck- Houses for Sale 72 large porch, large lot, ample MANCHESTER. EAST SIDE Berlin crisis is' mors complicated UfTEMJdOnlEll"' V ^ R H ME.HA?TW ltAW.t >f» M tfi attic, cellar, nice yard, central, shade trees, city water and sew­ In any case,, officials said, ona Tka aim ttn r riMoli nad Ua ad th« FIRST OAT IT ing Oompany. Local and long dla- B uTM lllO SE 0 8 0 80 residential, $110. ChUd’s pata ae- BOWERS SCHOOL AREA-6 rooin and more difficult to judge. The- invariable rule shout the commu­ aod BBPOST ERRORS la ttane far tba aazt tnaur tanoe moving, packing and ator- ^ WO 'toU'RE HOT MICWIM ME AE0UI40V----- Apartmenta—FlatOT* erage. Charles Lesperance, MI 3 bedroom ranch, plastered walls, M6scow-;West argument over Ber-; JRA'MSBETWEDI MIVMKTTDDOM /«U«»M0UWTTL1 ------Teiwmenta 83 oeptable. l u 94908. home, fireplace, large eShinet 9-7620. stairway to attic, basement garage, nist argument, which has been go­ mirn.'. I BataM la raapoaRbla far ae|j ONE laoarraet ar amittad age. Regular aervlca tbrougbout LAiSORAMD kitchen, formal dLting room, 2-car lln Is expected to '.reach fever- ing on w'ith more or less Intensity tar aaplidnrttMBBeat aad tfeaa aaly ta the extaat af a m w_B^and Btatea and Florida. VUBETHBART** FOUR ROOM apartment, sOreaned high corner lot,' shade trees, city MAKAGEMiHT MOTHCRmMASE! GENERAL RENTAL hzeaoy. J . O. garage, beautifully landscaped TWO-FAMILY—6, and 6—On large utilities, minimum down or assume pitch toward the end of this year for several years, ia that, when It aai* laaartlaB. B rnn «rhleb da aat leaaea Ilia aalaa af porch, second floor, tfiiriiAM, een- yard. Marion E, Robertson Bro­ lot (160x150), House In good shape, and could carry a risk of nuclear comes to an issue between the ; win aat ka earreetad hr *tealia goad" fenarOaa. AT(t0Me.KB IMEHBiaHfom Realty, 470 Main Btreetl MX n«I, realdentlal, $68, AveilaMe ker, MI 34958. 4*4% mortgage. war. ATOTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. -LOeal «*Ltr’9 fE 84139. Augiut 1. MI 9-6908, new heat, alurtiinum siding, porch] Reds and the rest of the world,. moving, packing atorage. Low CAlM» CAPE—6 rooms, excellent location. garage. Lots of extras. Owners LAWRENCE F. FIANO Kennedy administration officials Moscow and Peiping have been toom ooopnAiioN wnx «crm .B A FURNISHED apartments, heated, anxioUfl to hear yoiir offer. T. J. have felt that Khrushchev proba­ able to find a basis of compromise rate tm tong dtatanco raovea to WepUPTE- Freshly painted. Private back ■B AITRECIAIED Dial Ml 3-2711 48 statea. FeraonaUsed aervlee. BCI two rooms. Kitchen set. refrigera­ yard. One-car gar^e. $l'6,600. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577 Realtor MI 8-»68 bly would not carry, the conflict long enough to face their adver­ A618T> CH T-1488.______tor, gaa ruige, bedroom set rVee BnsliMM -l^poitloni PhUbrick Agency, MI 94464 FIVE ROd^ ranch, fireplace, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 that close to global disaster, al- saries with a reasonably united gas, electrldty. Adults. Low rent. Pot R m thoiigh, under the (Thine.se theory front. MANCHESTER Package DeUvaiy. 64 built-lns, tUe bath, garage, h'ot Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot 813,600—4 Bedroom ranch, fire­ water oil heat, large lot, 80 days Lostsiid Found Garage—SerTtOr-' Stongd li i Light trucking and package deUv- Square. EXCBLUBSTT iM tor any bualBOBa place, storms. Small cash assumea MANCHESTER ery. Refrigeratora, waahen and occupancy, $17,800. Charles I.«8- LOST>T<3ray and white kitten. or office. Center cf toani. plenty $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch- perajjee, MI 9-7620 8 room Colonial, FHA appraisal atove m o i^ specialty. Folding ROCKVILXE—24 Grove Street — of parking. Ml 9-S939 94/ Ina, MI 9-5182. chUdraoi*» pet vicinity Verplanck TWO-CAR GARAGE for sale. CaH cbalra tor rent MI AOTU.. Beautiful redecorated 3-room fur­ $17,500. FHA commitment $18,400. School. MI 9-91S4. MI S-5183 after 0 p.m. (X)LONIaL, 22 Bowers St.— Fea­ 30 year mortgage available, mini­ nished apartments. TR 6-9694. AIR CONDITIONED large one RANCH—SH roomSpS years old, turing paneled den with jalousied General -Manager Richard Martin explains to eight civil servants from Western Nigeria what his re­ Why Are Old Movies TRUCKING—14 foot heavy ]dat- room office, 100% Main Stryet lo­ Bowers School area, family size mum diswn payment. Will sell for torm truck with one-ton power lift windows, aluminum siding, commtt4ient. lationship is to the Manchester Board of Directors The officials were Intere.sted in whether our admin­ IX)ST—Gray kitten with white cation. Apply Marlow’a, 887"Btetn. kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron istrators have to be natives of Manchester, and how long their terms last. One official happened Bnsfaiegs Serviqy Offered IS gate. CaU MI 94)618. BIRCH STREET—4 rooms, second baseboard heat, Ircar garage. This storms and awnings. O.E. hot pawa. Finder pleaae call MI 9-8SS7. floor, no furnace. MI 9-5229, 9-5. water oil heat, 2 very large bed­ NOrV h COVENTRY to ask what happens to our board of education If the board of directors allocates less money to edu­ Help Warned— Hale 36 Building Materials 47 Household Goods 51 St o r e —Comer Spruce and Birch house Offers you those little extras cation than the educators think is needed. Just at that point William Curtis, superintendent of /So Popular on TV? TREE PRUNING, removal and lot St. suitable for ahop or ottce, that make a house a home. $19,600 rooms, beautifully landscaped clearing. Call Frank C Nobis Jr., Painting—Papering 21 3ARBEIR—Ftill or part-time. Appl ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- 40” FLORENCE electric range, THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, yard, basement garage, .minute 8 bedroom ranch, 1% baths, acre schools, walked in. Be told them, much to their glee and that of the general manager. (Herald FOUND—One male part Oollie, OaU MI 9-6053 after 8. .electricity, garage included, sec­ heated. Call Saybrook, EX 9-60SS. PhUbrick Agency, MI 94464..“ from all schools Owner MI and a half lot. assumable 4>4% photo ')v Pinto). ' Bolton Dog Warden, MI 9-7601. RuaseU's Barber Shop, corner Os Ing and plumbing suppUea, radU- $80; Norge wringer washer^ excel­ ------1»> Ex t e r io r afad interior painUng, and Spruce St. tors, pipes and fire bricka, doors lent condition, $20; bunk only ond floor, 245 N. Main Street. $80. FOR RENT—Comer of Eldridge BIX ROOM colonial in the Porter 9-5051. mortgage, $15,900. By DICK KLEINER t It took feature film makers to pro­ REPAIRS - ^.Stu decorating, ceillnga, floors. Clean and windows. Open dally 8:80-6 ,$80. MI 9-3909. MI 9-5220. an'd Sprace St., email etore amt- Street section, bar and rcc room Newspaper Enterprise Assn. |duce one. FOUND—Black and white male art R. Wolcott on aut& iatlc SECLUDED custom built "'7 room Is-it any wonder the old movies, puppy. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog workman^p. Free eatmatea. No EXPERIENCEID roofer, strip ihin- p-m., 8-4 Saturday. Yard at Stock able for beauty parlor, real ea- In basement, breezeway, i-car ga­ J. D. REALTY New York (NEAl—Whether It'S washers, dryers and electric Job too amall. John VerfaUle, MI gles, cMpentry. Call after 8 week Place off North Main St. Choman'i BARGAINS — WeaUnghouae com­ THREE ROOM apartment, Includ tate, small buaineBa. Rent very rage, wooded lot, $22,900. PhU­ home, recreation room, outbuild­ even with their faults, shins i>y WardMi, MI S-8594. ranges, ra 9-6678 days only. MI 8-0916. ing heat, hot water, and gas tor ings, 900 foot frontage, suburban, HEALTH CAPSULES a major film or "Charlie Chan in comparison? 8-3521. Houaewrecking, MI 9-3892. bination waaber-dryer. Westing- reasonable. Inquire 168 Wood­ brick Agency, MI 9-8464. by MIeftael A. Petti, M.D. Nigerians Seek Ideas Addis Ababa,” the ratings of old houae electric atove. Small refrig­ cooking electric refrigerator and reasonably priced. Carlton ’ W. 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 Is It any wonder that the public, FOUND—One large brown mon­ CHAIN SAW work — T rees- cut. PAlNTmO AND MACHINIST atove. CaU MI 0-7787 from 4-6 p.m. land St. MI 8-8474.. Hutchihstiihs. Ml 9-1-5132. movies TV are consistently no foOIs, can tell the good from ths grel, male. Call I«e Frac(^ia, Ciog Reasoaabie rates. Can PI S-78U YOUR BEST BUY JS AT erator. Reel power mower. Gray 46 HARLAN STREET ^—6 room good. - Warden, MI 3-8S94. Good olean workmanship at rea- painted bedroom set. Graiy for­ Cape, fireplace, IH baths, full HOW SHOULD YOU bad and love old movies? between 1:80-4:80 or ' any tte e aonabla cates. 80 yaara in Man To set up and operate TWO FUBNISHED Rooms, auto­ Ho m e -OWNERS* Lots For Sale 73 MOVE AN INJURED The movies are chopped up with TV film pitxiucers insist their 5 Saturday or Sunday. NA-nONAli m ica kitchen table. RoUywood. matic waaher. 87 Park, RockviUe. basement, enclosed porch, garage, To Aid Young Nation FOUND — Diamond engagement cheater. Raymond Flake. MI bed. Miacellaneoua tables bu­ Houses For Rent 65 wooded lot 75x150. Marion E. PERSON 1 commercials. The sound track is tight schedule is dictated by ex­ ring. Main St. vicinity, early A93ST. lathe, Rail Fencing ,/$3.99 Per Section TR 6-8274, Robertson, Broker, MI 8-5953 '' Good houses, priced right are TWO B ZONE lota with city often bad. The customea are funny. penses and time. They grind them AMESITB DRIVEWAYS construct reaus, lamps, books, etc. 50 Ply­ selling quickly. We have many water Union St ■ Manchester. Since these were made to be shown March. Call MI 8-6587. ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior Combination Do6ra $14.95 Ea. mouth Lane. WEST SIDE—8 large rooms, atove FOUR Room home $100 per month. buyers waiting. 'Why not list yours $2,350 each. Ml 9-6496. a out because they have to, they aay, EXTERIOR PAINTING. We ape- milling machines, CeiUng TUe - 9c Sq. F t References and lease required. RANCH—0% rooms, 8 bedrooms, Eight officials from Nigeria, newly independent African on a large screen, the TV viewer otherwise they wouldn.t make any pavers. Ml S-651S claUze in commercial, residential, and refrigeratot, heat and hot with us NOW. frequently misses details—dike peo­ LOST—White water color sketch Knotty Pine Paneling 18%c Sq. Ft. GREEN STUDIO' couch, open# into water, $86 monthly. MI 3-8607. PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. kitchen and dining area, living 7>a ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ state that would prefer to be helped by western countries but money. And many times they ars pad. Valuable .only to owner. If STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Induatrial, and trim Jobs. Big or - grinders, etc, bed, very good condition. $16. MI room built-in oven and range, will accept a good offer front anyone of-any political alle­ ple's heads. shooting "'under the gun.” If they amall we do them all, Joseph Windoiya^peclal $10 Ea. HOUSE furnished or unfurnished, J. D. REALTY CO. ful view, minutes out trees only found call MI 9-1118. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Special .2x4” Studar.' $96 Per M' 0-6472. ROCKVILLE^14 Laurel St. Beauti­ aluminum storm windows and 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 $2,600. Carlton W. Hutchins,' Ml giance, are in Manchester today to see how the town handles Yet viewers frequently seem to don’t finish one by Friday, the Reasonable. Call MI 8-0796. Dionne, contractor. CaU MI 8-0494. Blr elect these middle-aged marvels home screen will be dark n4^ THE NEWTON CO. ADMIRAL electric radio and tele- oil heat. Oder Mill Rbad, Bolton. $13,990. Call* McCarthy Enter­ B3XTERIOR—Interior house paint Mahogany Paneling 17c Sq. Ft. ment. TR 6-8807. FIRST TIME on market — West They're Interested in Securing over current programs produced Tuesday. Annonncements ALL KINDS of clocks repaired 55 Elm Street MancheateF Natural Shakes ~ $8.90 Per Sq. vlalon combination, mahogany MI 8-6389. prises, Inc. MI 4-1539, John V. NINE BEAUTIFUL, approved lots essentially a matter of education.' expressly for the TV screen. But the explanations are fllmay. ing apecialiata. F ^ eatlmatea finish. MI 8-6284 after 6. Panclera,- BU 9-8044. Side—2-family, 5-6, 3 bedrooms on diversified industry, improving antiques included, work guaran, without obligation, aatlafaction NEW SPACIOUS modern 5 room each side, porch, oil heat, revenue on paved road, near school, five education, and boosting public The people are malnourished, she ' If would seem to be a puzzler, Maybe they wouldn’t make as (A.LA.) - AUTOMOBILE LEGAL teed. MI 9-1962. SERVICE STATION attendant ' ex­ CASH ’N CARRY apartment, atove, refrigerator, $150 monthly, city water and sew­ minutes from Manchester, health programs. said, because theii; diet is mainly but the answer is simple.. Tho key much money if thejLAeok mors guaranteed. ABC Painting, MI perienced, part-time. Muat.tw over BOMBSHELL VALUES heat, hot water furnished. Close $87.73 MONTHLY, immaculate starch. is a branch of lower mathematics Asaociation, Special Repreaenta. HOME LANDSCAPING, . lawn 9-4147. Summer Romes For Rent 67 erage. Priced at only $14,900. Schwartz, M.L.S. Realtor, AD time, but they would make enough. tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., 25 years old. Apply Wyihan Oil CALL ON US FOR KITCHEN to Mancheater High School. split, recreation nrom.' Garage, Charles Le.sperance, MI 9-7620. 6-1241, CH 2-2865. On securing diversified industry, "They don’t realize the valqe of known as Hollywood arithmetic;. How many swimming pools (josa a maintenance, hedge pruning. Om- Co., 24 Main St. CABINETS,- WALL PANELS I ROOMS FURNITURE huge lot, 4>/i% mortgage. Carlton Emmanuel Oluwaferi ' Akpata, Manchester, Conn., MI 8-7424, EXTERIOR and interior painting. $9.86 MONTHLY Adults, teen-agera accepted. $185 GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS—Priv­ fruit.” If Jack took seven days to build man need? tact John E. Whithanr, MI 9-7090. ■ rf AI4D TRUSSES per month. MI 8-4787. ate beach association. .Secluded W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, SEVEN LOTS, city water and sew­ chief conservator of forests in the The'Nigerians will be in Man­ a kite, and Jim took one day to As tor the time consideration, Paperhanging. Wallpaper . books. BRAND NEW erage, good neighborhood, near ministry of agriculture and natural WOOD REFINISHING —. Good WaUpapM. remov^ Ceilings. Nobody, But Nobody, Underaella modem 4 room cottagS’,' heat, hot NEW CAPES and Ranches. City large family room, modem kitch­ chester tomorrow, touring schools, build a kite, which would be the a bit of planning obviates that If Bedroom, living room dinette,- THREE ROOM apartment, first en, dining l-oom; 3 or 4 bedrooms, schools and bus line, $2,500 each. IF POSSIBLE, SLIP A resources, said, "Capital is very better, assuming that both were they went to work on roondtog up Penonalfl^ workmanship, reasonable rates FlooiT. Good clean woikmanZUp. Help, Wanted—• Natlonri ruga, lamps, tables and other ac­ water, sleeps 7. $70 weekly. July gas, city water, landscaping, scarce.” looking at the controller’s records Call MI 8-6761. BUly Insured. Reasonable rates. floor, stove, refrigerator, heat hot 16, August 19, August 26, Labor basement finished in knotty pine, Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7820. BLANKET OR LONO COAT talking to the health and park de­ equally good with a hammer. scripts and actors a few months be­ or Female 37 cessories. ___ water, utilities furnished, tile'bath 90'xl50’ lot, formica fcounters, garage, wooded .lot, close to A development corporation has That's how Hollj-wood arithmetic ELECTROLUX Sales and Sam ea, Leo PeUetier, MI 9-6338 or MI NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. / EVERYTHING $323 Day Weekend. 3 minutes to beach. knotty pine cabinets, ull base­ THREE IjARGE lots, city water UNDER HIM AND DRA& partment staffs, and the develop­ fore their deadline, rather titan a SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired 9-5082. and shower, full kitchen cabinets. PI 24142, MI 94772. schools and shopping. $16,900. Phil- THE BLANKET LENGTHWISE. been started, to Interest private in­ work.s. ’ few weeks, they wouldn’t have te hooded rem oantatlva, AKrad HAIRDIwSSER for Thursday, Fri­ 881 STATE STREET, Call MI 9-8448. ment, metal hatchway, full Insula­ and sewerage, $5,000. each. ment commission members. Amell, 906 Henry ft. W MI from the ahop. Can take care of tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram­ brick Agency, MI 9-846.4. USUALLY IT*5 BEST NOT dustries in other countries in locat­ This noon they were guests at In the feature film days, the rush through. day and Saturday. Apply Schu! NORTH HAVEN, CONN. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE ANDOVER LAKE ' — All conven­ Charles Lesperance. Ml 9-7620. ing In Nigeria. average Hollywood movie took two What is needed, then, is a simpls 84)480. all your upholstering needs at BCauty Salon, 983 Main St., Man­ $10.16 MOJJTHLY THREE ROOM apartment, hsated, ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfin­ BIGELOW STREET—Large 9 room TO MOVE HIM AT A L L . "This is a world of competition,” the Manche.ster K 1 w a n 1 s Club great savings. Cal] CH 2-8878. HOUSE PAINTINO free eatlmatea, CHeatnut 8-2147 iences, fireplace, screened porch, ished room in Cape, built-in oven THREE adjoining lots, with garage meeting. months to make. There ..were realizaticHi, on the part of boUi uie GIRL WANTS ride .from Washing reasonable. CaU P i 2-6988. cheater. MI 3-895i. BRAND NEW unfurnished, available Ju ly 5. Plus patio, hOt water, reasonable. JA house, four bedrooms. Real .big ci^. mi te W he said. “So long as we can call 2 garages available now. Call MI and range in Ranch. Only $12,490, on one, $1,200. total. Call MI Kiwanis heard Adelewuela quickies tum'cd out In a few weeks, networks and , the proddeera, of ton St. to and from Connecticut 'LAWN MOWERS sharpened n d Westlnghouae refrigerator, living 3-5067 or PI 2-7201. deep lot. Walk-biit basement, ga­ 9-0876. HooHh Coptulot 94VOS holplul informottofk our soul our own, we'll accept help Gkanlawan Karunwi, team leader and epics which were six months Hollywood arithmetic. You can’t repaired^ sales and service, pick IMMEDIATE openings in our Sarah room, bedroom, dinette, rugs, 3-6441. $390 down. Call McCarthy Enter­ rage. tool sheds. Ideal for large • ft if not intondod to bo of ■ diopnoftk nohird. from qur friends, our known Mutual, 8 to 4 p.m MI 8-7509. Covent^ Costiime Jewelry Com­ Diamonds—Watehc prises, Inc.. MI 4-1589, John V. and director of auditing, thank the in the production. But 60 days was produce quality TV filma In leas up and delivery. Complete line of Electrical Servleea 22 lamps, tables and many more ac­ COVENTRY LAKE—4 room cotr family. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI friends (Great Britain and the than the time feature film makers X pany. Full Or part-time^ Weekly Jewelry 48 jtage, hot water, shower, $50 week. Fanciers, BU 9-8044. 3-1677. town for its hospitality. about average for feature films Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, cessories. ___ FOUR ROOM duplex pantry, bath, Resort Broperly For Sale 74 United States). But we will accept that ran abCut 60 minute.s. turn out B pictures. garden and lawn supplies. LA M FREE ESTIMATES8—^PcOmpt aerv­ pay check. Earn extra mA living room, dinette, dishes, rugs FOUR ROOM apartment, heat-, do­ room cottage, one minute from cy. Ken Ostrinsky Realtor MI Bealdes a lack of diversified in­ with the care lavished on B plc- suffering from Internal hem­ a good selectian. Look benhid our YOUNG MOTHER wishes to care lampa, tables,. blankets and 7 more mestic hot water, spacious SIX ROOM CAPE, breeteway and BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Board Meeting dustry, the country has two other offlca. Douglas Motora. 838 Main. lawn care while away, contact MORTGAGE MONEY —We can beach. Aug, 12-Sept, 2, open. $85 garage, full shed dormer, 2 full 3- 5159. 6-room cottage' which can be P/en Refected ture.s In the '30s. orrhage. If so, the body should be John E. Whltham. MI 9-7090. supply any amount of money for for children in own home days; deluxe accessories. grounds Woodland St. Adults. weekly. PI 2-8430. major problems to lick before it Hartford, July 5 (JPi—A plea by Admittedly, there are some ex­ bound tightly with straps till you mortgages. Term# to fit your Pleaae call PI 2-7789. STANDING HAY—good quaUty, 14 EVERYTHINO $444 AvaUable July 1. Call Ml 3-2171 or baths, wooded lot. easy walking $12,500 WILL BUY this fiv* room easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ (Continued from Page One) will consider itself on a sound NEED A CAR and had your credit MI 3-8470 after 6:80. distance to schools, bus, and shop­ ertson. broker. Ml 3-5953 a Bristol man to upset a 3-year tenuating circumstances. The get the dog to a doctor. needs. Handled with strict confi­ acres. 216 Oakland St. MI 9-1260. LAKE CHAFFEE — 4 room lake- ranch with oversized garage in basis. prison term imposed on him for oL turned down? Short on down pay- 16 YEAR OLD girl, experienced to ping. Don't miss this outstanding special counsel, about the 1,600- crew.s have perfected metliods meotT Bankrupt? Repossession? Honsehold Serriceis dence and expediency. J. D. Real­ Price includes delivery, set up, FOUR ROOMS available July front cottage, sleeps slxi televi­ Bolton. Lot is 100x200 with big One ia illiteracy,, the other is pas-sing four counterfeit $100. speeding production. Tirri'e IshT ty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. babysit part or full-time, July and service, guarantee, immediate de­ sion','boat, shower. A few weeks value, $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, trees. VA or FHA with minimum mile New England Railroad and health. Legal Notice Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ Offered 13-A August. MI 9-6464. Garden—Farm—-Dairy completely renovated, $65 J. available'; MI 9-0710. MI 9-8464. A LOT FOR sale at Columbia Lake, money orders has been rejected by wasted quite as lavishly as U-dnee las, get the lowdown on the lowest livery or free storage until needed. Realty,“470 Main St., MI 3-.5129. down. T. J. Crockett Realtor, MI Conn, MI 3-6355. its troubles. Opposition to the re­ Illiteracy is being countered the Federal Second Circuit Court was. Sets, in the case pr shows NOTICE OF APPOICA'nON down and smallest payments any- RADIO-TV REPAHtS aU makes, Products 50 SIX ROOM ranch, 2-car garage, 2 3-1.577. quested loan was reported in some now at the elementary achool level. of Appeals. ThisI 1 is* tcto ElVR ■ notice th a r'l. BD- 0 SANDWICH, CAPE COD—5 room using the same set front week to WARD A. O whers. Not a small loan or finance Cars, phonograplia, ebangera. Business Opportunities 32 Phone for appointment SIX ROOMS, completely fu'rnlshed, Washington circles. Since 1955 the • The Nigerian officials estimated Peter E, Sahadi. 46, ia expected :ORMIKR. of Conklin Road, STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD cottage, all conveniences, TV, near fireplaces, built-ins, 2 toll baths, EXECUTIVE or professional — New Hav.en haa-horrowed $39,159,- week, are already^TSuilt. These Crystal Lake. Ellinrion. have filed ah eonmany plan. Douglas Motors, Honest, econotitic’al. Guaranteed 90 UNUSUAL opportunity—Estabilah- Situations Wanted— Male 39 modern, on bus line, large yard, city utilities, hot water oil heat, Wanted—Real Estate 77 that now 70 per cent of elemen­ to surrender to federal marshals things cut the tipie figure down application dated June 20. 19«. with SSiMain SL , days. Famous for service for 80 bring your own container to Volpe CH 7-0358» garage. Adults. MI 9-7770. beach. Available August 12-19, check this 7 room custom built 400 on government guaranteed the Liquor Control Commlsalon fOPi a ed Rubber Stamp business in Rd., Bolton. Carl B a li^ , Jr. See It Day Or Night Call MI 94928 excellent neighborhood, immedi­ ranch, 1’ 4 baths, lots of extras, tary achool age children are being and begin serving the term after some—but not that much'. Club for the sale of alcoholic liquor oa years. .Phope MI 9-4587. Pottet- TWO COLLEGE students desire ate occupancy. Must be seen to be WISH SOMEONE to handle your cotnmercial bank loans and still educated. The Ford Foundation as- the court of appeals action, an­ ihe premises of Clearwater B e | ir ii Club, 1953 ENGLISH Zephyr compact ton’s. , , Mancheater. Can be operated on a exterior house painting. Reason­ If you have no means of trans­ excellent grounds, garage. $28,500. real estate? Call me at MI 9-0320 owes $35,23,440. If you giveytne TV film boys the part-time or full-time basis. Can PICK YOUR own strawberries, 26c portation I'll send my auto for you. COVENTRY LAKE — Cottage for appreciated. Charles Lesperance, sLsts in training teachers.- and the nounced Monday. Ls certified, benefit otoThe doubt, and say West Shore Road, Crystal Lake, B - car, 4 new tires, |195. Clark Motor able ratea. Quality work. Recom­ FOUR BOOM apartment, near "MI 9-7620. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, MI 3-5159. ♦or prompt and courteous aervlee. New. Haven officials have de­ U.S. government operates an ex­ llnjnon. Sales. SOI Broad St., MI 9-2012. „ FL^T FINISH Hrdiand winOiwr alro be operated from present lo­ mendations. Call PI 2-7001 or MI quart. Pepe’s Farm, Tinker Pond No obligation. business section. Call MI 8-5117. rent, nice loca/tlon, modem con­ probably within 10 days. they’re ^jiroduclng 60 minute TV The business is owned by Conway cation Or out, of your own home. Rd., Bolton, MI 9-3882. veniences, $40 weekly. MI 9-1663. MANCHESTER — 4 room older Joseph Barth. Broker. clined comment on the possibility change teacher program with He was sentenced to prison last fllm a^ 14 days, that's still a Jong Enterprises, Incorporated, of West ahhdes made to measure. AU 9-0007. BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—large Shore Road. Crystal Lake. Elllnaien, 1949 CHEVROLET club coupe, ex­ Priced gery reasonable. Owner L—B—E—R—T—S home, nice yard, excellent loca- CASH WAITING tor property own­ of bankruptcy, pending a. govern­ Nigeria. Sept. 26 ijy U.S. Circuit Court vwky from the 60 days of feature metal Venetian blinds at a new STRAWBERRIES—plentiful. Pick 5V4-room Ranch on lot '150x200, 'tlon, full price $9,800. Short way ment decision on the $5.5 'million Health is another matter. JudgejJ. Joseph Smith after a 3 and will bs conducted by EDWARD A. cellent running condition, $128. low price. Keya made while you will teach you how to m^ke the WANTED—Odd Jobs, lawn work, 43-45 Allyn St.—Hartford HEBBON—4 room apartment. CaU full basement excellent condition, ers. Pleaae call us before you buy •film making. Today’s grind-’eni' CORMIER, of Conklin Road, Crystal L aark Motor Sales, SOI Broad Bt. stamps. For more Information call attic and ceUar cleaning smaU your own 28c quart. Paul Robot- MI jS-0948 after 6 p.m. but—3 bedroom ranch-,- half acre loan application. Nor has there Malnutrition is the country’s day" trial; Sahadi has been frj out experts produce more thaq Lake. Ellincton, aa permittee. wait. MarloWa. to, Birch Mountain Road. - . Open Nights Till. 8 p.m. Wanted ToHent 68 $17,900. T. J. Crockett, realtor, or sell. Speedy service. "J. D. been any comment from the biggest scourge. ^ ^ , E D ^ ^ D A. CORMOat MI 9-3012. CH 2-5982. landscaping, painting, etc.'CalPMI SATURDAY 6 P.M. MI 3-1577. . land, full price, $12,900. 3 bedroom Realty. MI 8-5129. since then under a $2,600 bo; four hour-long shows in the time Dated June 34. IM . WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ 9-9848 after 6:80 p.m. . in t e r e s t e d In rentfng 7-8. room split level, excellent location, nice White House on pleas for help "It isn't that there Isn't enough SIX ROOM duplex, adtilts, food," said Mrs. Agnes A. Ade- 1985 CHEVROLET plc.V'hp, half pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, Hojimhold Goods - 51 COMBINATION gks and gas stove: OU house with possibility of optloh to LENOX STREET — Nice clean 6- condition, full price, $13,000. Many PROPERTY IN good location, pri­ from governors of the four states ton. very good c^widltlon. Ml guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4587, Pot- HelpN^anted—Female 35 also, Uvirig room rug 17x16 m a­ after 4, MI 8-5480. buy. Call Ml 9-7423. room Cape for $18,200. Central to more homes $5,900 up. Call the vate buyer, condition not impor­ served" by 'the road—New York, sigbi'n, senior assistant secretary 8-0788. terton'a, 180 Center St. RENT A TAPE recorder aa low as roon. MI 3-7484. everything. Plenty of trees. T. Ellsworih Bitten - Agency, Real­ tant, 3 or more family, unheated Connecticut, Rhode Island ' and in the ministry of education, "it’s FASHION demonstrators' $20-$40 - Dogs—Birds—Pets * 41 THREE .ROOM apartment, 170 Oak tors, MI 3-6930, MI 9-5524. ^ i^ t commlsrion. No deUverlng 50c daily. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Call J. Crockett, realtor. Ml 3-1577. preferred. Evenings, BU 9-3825. Massachusetts. CALL OR SEE me for a'^bod deal SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired ’MI 9-62ih. THREE PIECE modern bedroom St., 8 large rooms on third floor, The road last year lost about on a 19ctx|!!6^pi^ lt o lc»ii of or-cpUeclihg, Beeline Style Shows. POODLES^Black, brown nilnla- set, almost new, in excellent con­ heat furnished. Available July 1. BONNER ROAD — Vacant 6-room used caiw; yf^ ip ^ L I^ ef: l :^». Party Plan VSeriastion., Samples ture, AKC' regUrtered. ’excellent' MI 9-7624. $15 million and ran another $9 all -yoUrTipholsterlng needs at TORQ LAWNMOWERS.at reduced dition, silver gray mahogany, • SEPTIC TANKS Cape with 11^ baths. All the ex­ QUICK OCCUPANCY million or So in the rpd in the first COME ONE! great asvflijet. Gal^g^2-3878. furnished fr6e^iia(»H o4jJ8-7477, pedigree, shots. MIJ9-S787. prices,' .Bide, rotary, reel models $160. MI •8-2564. ' CLEANED and INSTALLED MU A9pOI5« - ^ , FOUR ROOM apartment with ga­ tras. Owners anxioug to lell. T. 19 ACADEMY ST.—6 rooms, ex^ Mosleiiis Battle five mopths of 1961. It must meet WEAVING of Burns moth 'with vdnd-tuimel g ra n bag attach­ rage, .mid'dle-qged couple pre­ j . Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577. cellent location, 2-car garage. a $1.5 million payroll Friday. WANTED — Home* for «iute kitten; ment Marlow’s, Ite., 887 Main, • SEWERS 1958 PONTIAC, In good running and‘ torn, clothing, boalery.. MI 9-8221. ferred. CiUl between 5-9, MI 9-4222. EAST CENTER ST. area — Im­ condition, $175. Call MI 9-9103 af­ bandbaga repaired, aipper OONNECncUTueensed Iaug6b^4ny c 4ujMI.9-1487 . . . : Wa'nted-<-To Bay 58 MACHINE CLEAhTEp 855.W. MIDDLE TPKE.-E.Xcel- French Troops Bristol, July 5 liPi — The Con­ HOUSE FOR REINT, five' rooms, maculate 6 room Cape, aluminum lent Cape, 4 rooms plus 2 expan­ COME A L L ! ter 5 p.m-. placements, umbrellas r^alred, shift, private bbspltal. 'IR 5-912l.f . Biding, tile bath, shade trees, only necticut Daily Newspapers Asso­ men'alsblrt coUara reversM and Three Rooms'/of Furhiture WE BI&, SELL or trade antique partly furnished. Inquire-40 Ben­ • INSTALLATION sion, nice corner lot. Priced to sell. (Continued from Page One) JWO 'GUTE kittens neCd a home. ton St. MI 9-4168, $15,300. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ciation has urged the state's sen­ replaced. Marlow’s Uttle Mend­ Experienced ’ PIOM HODEL HOME and U8?d furniture, china, glam, 9-5132. ators and congressmen to a'ct 1958 BUICK in good running con­ ing Shop. 8-2321. rilver. picture tramea and old SPECIALIST BUILDING LOT—100x600, good dition, $150. Call MI 9-2315. Cost Over $700. . location. ringed about 300. demonotratore against any further service cur­ SEWING MACHINE WEIMARANER s il v e r , male, 8 coins, old doUa and guha, hobby MANCHESTER — Near schools, waving green and white rebel flags HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov coUectlons, attic contents or whole 878 HARTFORD ROAD—8 furnish­ tailment oh the New Haven Rail­ FORD 1956 wagon, 9 passenger, weeks old. pick of the litter, AKC ed rooms for rent. MI 9-8013. - bus, stores. Good shaded yard. 8 Exclusive with in the main square. road "If bankruptcy and reorgani­ a], ceUars, %nd attics cleaned. OPERATORS registered. CaU MI 8-7731. . ,,n f v e r b e e n u se d estates. Furniture Repair Service, Town Country bedroom Colonial, attic, reception Two Moslems were killed at good condition, must sell.. See aiid Asbea, papers aU rubbiah. Harold i ■ - Sale Price $388 Talco^vllle, Conn. Tel MI 8-7449. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA zation ar^ inevitable" for the line. make otter. MI 3-6787. . Hoar./MI 9-4084. TWO ROOM efficiency, tapartinent, hall, pantry, recreation room, Castiglione, about SO miles west AND TRAINEES COCKER PUPS, golden red, or plus rooms tor gentleman. -Call at DRAINAGE GO. modern bath. Good roof. Steam Realtor ’ of*'Alglers, when several hundred "The plight of the New Haven VOLKSWAGEN 1956 Mlcrqbus with black. Dogs boarded reasonable. PayOnly$4WMk WANTED—Wringer washing ma- oil heat. New burner, new 72-^gal- MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 RailrAad is of utmost concern to Apply chlng in hinnlng condition. Call Russell’s Barber Shop,corner, Oak MI9-414S armed with cljjbs and k-nives tried Connec,ticut Daily Ne-wspaper suniuof, 40,000 miles. Good con­ BujldltiK-Contnciing 14 Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, and Spriice, lon hot water heater. Oak floors. to 'charge riot police arid troops. dition, musLsen. MI 8-6787, Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A. . Sacrificing complete bedroom, MI 3-2238. 2-car garage. Amesite drive. publishers and citizens.of the cit­ MANCHESTER MODES, TR 5-2894. complete living room and kitchen, MANCJIBSTER—6 room cape, fire­ Another Moslem was reported ies they serve,” the "^association CARPENTRY-^Rboflng, remodel Price $15,900. Escott Agency, place,, plastered walls, full ceram­ -killed in Ain Beida, also in eastern Washing dishes 1956 ..JFORD customline -2-door Ing, repairr. No Job too small. Ed INC. decorator furniture from model dliP MI 9-7683. Algeria. said in a telegram to the state's sedan, standard shift, radlp and jPiNE S '!.. MANCHESTER play home. We will g jv a you free ic bath, upstairs completely fin­ two U.S. senators and six con­ is easy today... Stasiak, PI 2-7564. delivery and free storage up to « ie Rooms Without Board 59 ished in knotty pine with bui'lt-ins, At Berard? 6 miles from heater, new tjres, sacrifice $500. Articles For Sale 45 , BOLTON LAKEFRONT home—two Castiglione, throe Moslems were gressmen in Washington: MI 9-1139 any time. CLEAIflNG woman twice a week, year, • '. ■ ... FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one-! bedrooms, real neat and clean. roomy kitchen, aluminum storms The association, referring to the A hours weekly. Apply, Thomas Ho m e m a d e ravlou, fresh or block from Main St. Call Ml Double lot, beautiful grounds. and permanent aiding. Ideal tor killed and seven wounded. Roonng»StiUat 18 ; Shortly before noon the Algiers New Haven's “emergency situa­ CoUa Co., 261 Broad St. frozen, 80c doz. H PasqualinI 246 NORMAN'S ‘ •94746. . ‘ Oversized garage. Minimum of .voung family. Spotless. $16,500. tion," said: 1958 VOLKSWAGEN converttWe. A. V DION, piC. Avery S t in t Wapplng. 443 HARTFORD ROAD work required to keep this homo Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI Casbah. which had been ominously excellent condition. MI 8-4823, painting. Cvpentry. ______ADULT AND chUdreh desire house­ Ml 8-1524 ^ ROCKVILLE—Fiirnlshed jrbom for ® ^Linotype - Ihtert^^ ® In tip-top condition. T. J. Crockett, 3-1914 silent throughout the mo-rnirg, be­ . "The railroad's continued opera­ and additiona. CeiUnga. Workman- keeper. Must live in. Private Law n m o w e r s—Toro, Jacobsen, Before you buy furniture any­ rent on first floor at 14'Bchool St. Realtor, MI 3-1677. gan to boil with unrest. The twist­ tion is vital to the economy of Con­ 1954 PLYMOUTH, Best offer takes ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St room. CaU m i; 9-1978 Bolens, GoodSll, Aliens. .Riding where—shop at Norman’s. ly •COVENTRY ing alleys rang with cries of "Vive necticut. If bankruptcy and re­ k. Good running condition. "60 Ml 8-4860. mow6rs. Bolens 7 b.p. Rldkmatic MI 9-:2206. MANCHESTER —531 -Vernon St. Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, req Ferhat Abbas"' and the high- organization are inevitable, then Margaret Road. BlXPBlRlENCED bookkeeper. Write tractors with over 21 attachments. UNPAINTED -FUSNITURE. com­ New 7 _ room Colonial, 12x23’ room, oil heat,* garage, large lot, pitched ''Yu-yu-yU cry of Mdsleiri let's proceed, but on the basis.of Bid WELL HOME Improvement giving, age, experience and refer­ Used mowera and tractors. Parts plete selection. Desks, chests, PIJRNISHED..ROOMS I -^^m plete no further "cut8"in service. 1985 FORD Oonvertlfale. asking 'Operator 1 paneled family room, 1^4 baths, 4' several fr«it4rees, lake privileges, women urging their men on. Company—all types of siding and ences. Tliia ia a position in a new and service. Capitol Eqi^ment bars, stqols, corner -cupboards, Ij^t housekeeping facilities. Cen­ large bec^rooms, built-in O.E. oven priced at $12,800 with a low, low Troops and police in Algiers "We have had to suffer too many $650. Must be seen to be appreci­ roofing. Aluminum clapboards i business. Only experienced people Co.. 88 Main. MI 8-7958. . bookcases.' Just the -thing for sum- trally located. Children accepted drastic cuts in service already.' ated. Call MI 9-1518 after 4. and range, dishwasher, disposal, down payment charged a Moslem mob at the special^. Unexcelled workman- need Apply. Write Box "BW," .mer cottages. All a t Kihg’a low • —limited. :Mrs., Dorsey,. 14 . Arch garage, ^ acare, beautifully laild- fringes of the Bab-el-Oued worker Connecticut and New England i^ p . 80 9-6495. Herald. CEDAR clothesline poles InataUed pHcea. King’s DepaHment Store. At., Manchester. scaped, large shade trees, porch, CHARLES W. LATHROP sorely ' need improved rail trans- 'TOWN 1952 DODGE station wagon for and reset, all sizes. 1956 Chevrolet PART-TIME MI 9-0384 district where some 300 demon­ porlatloK seiwice. Ma.v we count sale. Good mechanical condition. ------i------2---- ;----- TWO LAMP tables with lampa, end many extras, $24,900. By appoint­ strators massed, waving green and OOUGHUN ROOFINO AU sedan,-low mUeage. MI 9-1858. ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI on your Immediate attention to 'his . Good tires. $150. MI 9-1154. types of roofa anct-roof repairing, Hel|^ Wanted— Hale 38 table, pictures, WSatinghoase MANCHESTER—McKee St. % acre white rebel flags. Police used their problem.. « speciallalng in Twenty .Y ear Bona- LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 l(Am .joaater oven, garden tools, hose. 8-6396. lot on bus line." bity water, sewer clubs and the Moslems foirght MaBRIE1% man. with car to serv­ for $12.50. Alao fUl, gravSl, sand -MI 8-1278. ' DAY WORK "If this .should call for Interven­ so's home hemting 5 ed Roofa. CaU Ml g M n . SEPTIC TANKS BOWERS SCHOOL area—« room 'and gas. close to stores. Zone^ for back with fists and .stones; [ tion on the’ -part of the President MEETIN(j" 1968 PONTIAC 4-door, good running ice estabUahed Fuller Brush cus­ and stone. Miller Sand $c GravSl two'-famlly, '$8;000. Town & Coun­ Major cities were all but ipar- conjMtion, $75„MI 8-5044. tomers, 'Manchester - ^Illmantic MI 8-8603., ' COMBINATION GAS and oil atove, AND ranch, fireplace, dining room, to see that federal and state ef­ our w a y! - cabinet kitchen, 8; bedrooms. try Realty, Glastonbury, MEdtord al.vzed economical,ly by the Moslem forts are coordinated in behalf of Roofing and’O^imneys 16-A area, $g WEE ESTIMATES ' • CALL ANYTIME Ml 9-6306 entire cit.v because employes in city WE GIVE new In the stores. Service, 806 Main St., Mancheater. OUT EAST of Shad'/ Glen,-but. in offices needed a gjovemment re­ There wilL be $ public hearing SfORTUXX’S MaadwteFe iaad- quisition order and Mattered Mos­ Friday,, July 14, at 8 p.m. at the GREEN STAMPS Urn drtvtag aeboDL Tkroa atUIad TV SERVICE—AU makes. Honest A public employment’rorvlce, -no BUILDING SITESIOR SHE tow»—a trie' miniature estate; HAZARDVILLE Boonomlcal. High quaU^ parts. free charged. Bo^ts and AcceMortM 46 1 ' THE PRICE IS RIGHT ^ T aaftaapsd aers lot. House has lem shop# were open. Town Office Building to take up oounaotta iMteiidon. aaab,raom I Onaranteed 90 days Fuzous for WALKXNO IHBTANCE m O M IXJEUKNXABY SCHOOL. 180' x two baSroom-, 1% baths, -formal Green Manorville section — 47 Moslems at Bone stayed -horns’ the following appeals; tqatriHliaaa foe U, it yaar oldr. \aervice alnce 1981. Phono ' MI WANTED—Boy for yard and g a r­ 17 FOO^ THbMPSON boat,- toUy 100* X ilF , X40* X 4SF, 110* X «W>*, ;1HT x 287*: MAP ON „ TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGEDw diaing room, iarg» ihui.T. room - Sheridan Rd. 4 bedroom Cape, car­ and shops were shuttered. The 1. The appeal of Raymond D. MorUnek, Oiroetor 'M587. Potterton'a. ISO Canter St den work. Must be able to.work eqi^ppsd, 4ike new, 88 h.p. Jbhn- F1LX--^4UMIDENT|ALZ0NE, tVARSiANTY DEED.. ONE FOOT p ^ pcr«b*8 anJ air conditioning. port, amesite drive, city water, story, was the same at Blida, 26 Burnham of -Edgemere -Rd. tor a MORIARTY «f IMvar Mieauon. Ml AfiM. at least six houra on Saturtays. mbfor,' 1100 Ib capacity Mam- 4)FTOP'SOIL0N EACan LOT. IDEAL FOB A QABDCN. OOOD This house has to sell and is aluminum storms and doors. I’.j mile's aputh of Algiers. variance on property he owne on OpNNnD’S TV and Radio Strvlce,, DBAINAOE. GOOD VIEW. - ' v 4 2 u y u o m i ’a Om U- Saturday woric throughout the —•i craft trailer. TR 5-8613, ' 18 prlMd well belsW 'm arket.' T. J. baths, $12,000. ) % G. I. mortgage i’The strike order will be. glad­ the above road. Uaiaad — available all boun. SatiafaetioB year. Writs Box CL, Herald. Raiigs HiU Dr., RockviUe. - PRICE REDUCED TO $12S0 EACH Crootvtt. Rsalior, MI 8-1577. assumable,, $94 monthly includes ly followed by 100 per cent of the 2. The appeal of Mr. and Mrs. BROTHERS ia now of- . fuarantead. CaU Ml A iiu .’ water, taxes, principal. Interest. Moslems," said Jacques Coup ae Robert Clemens for a variance on PORTB^: part-time mo 15 FOQT F1BEROLA6 ‘ Albright r- CALL OWNGR DE MAIO BROS. $13,600—SIX ROOM colonial, nice Hot water baseboard heat. $16,900. • Frejac, the chief government property th?y .owm on Elm Track, lEorning i|rraUi 1 IWftpd modern super market. Ap boat Willi 95. b.p. A d s motor. New condtdon, plcturebook kitchen, spokesman In Algiers. ’The sup­ OoventtY- Ml 3-5135 MORXBN8BN TV SpeetaUaed ItCA gsMMlddUr llihipte.,. in 1960. Hale an^Etaiidy tn lls r in- T E L . M l 3-7691 1 J .D . r e a l t y ' ftlaHMoait asevtsa. MX M NL very central. Carititm W. Hutchinsi port for the rebellion caojipt grow 1 Grant E. Toothaker Sr. 301-315 Cmitor St. stadsd. Oan i a » 4fts7 M t 84U S . ' 470 Main St. / MIA-5129 any more — it 'Is total." ' . Chairman ' .. r .t /■ I' - -1 V..:' -X'

, f- '’ ~x • _ _ • / WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, IM l ^ ATenure DnOy^Nct Preah Ron The Weather iffattr^pafpr lEtmtfng ll^ralb Fiw UithtWeek Bn8«d F on eu t of V. S. Weather Bataan goM S, IM l MooUjr Coir and oool dgatn to^ at the l o o p tiall. Officers wtU be ciiaaed for the role of the Man­ after a five weeks' visit with her er and program atU. to thia final from a ear In ydiich ha waa'riding It. low In 80*. Friday grado- Installed by Mta. Florence Putt of chester group in the 1M2 Lutheran brother, Samuel ,R. Taylor, and meeting before Field Day, to be Coventry Yputh A b o u t T o v m last Tuesday night nsar North '^t.T.W OOft CO. • IB,3.30 Inoreastng clnudineoo. Uttlo Manchester, deputy Great Poca­ Women's Missionary L«ague con­ family, in Sylva, N.c. held. Aug. 5 at Lake Compounce In Stonlngton. Belekawics remains un­ Mteinber o f tlio Audit ohange-tatemperature, rtwHMie mt hontas. There will be a social hour vention of the Atlantic District to Bristol. Still JJncohscious conscious. He regained conscious­ ' Boreou of.Qrenlutloa •bowers m' XentM n tsi HOM Co, No. 3. and refreshments after .the in­ be held in Hartford. Hostesses Will A picnic supper kt 8 o'clock will ness briefly once, last week. Manchester— A City of Village Charm Eiglith District5l*trt«t Fir* DopMtnient, stallation. be Mrs. Martha Hess, Mrs. Franli- prec^e a meeting of the Odd Fel­ D.ARTHMOimi SKIER A Westerly''.'™(R.I.) Hoepltal iCE PLANT 81 nsSEtX. STREK^ wiu thMt tOBtS^t at * at Are head- lin Hill. Mrs. Julius Hoff, and Miss lows and Rebekahs Field Day Frank Hannkh, Dartn\oUth spokeeman said this afternoon The New York Titans wiU play qttarten, Main and HlUlard Sts. . Members of. the I^adles Aid of Helen Janssen. Cocp. Of Connecticut on, Saturday freshman skier, is the son of Sel there has been-np change in the Tom Bast From Mabi St. only one home football game at VOL. LXRX, NO. 284 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESlEtl, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY «, 1961 (Cdaoilflod Advertlahig ea Page 18) PRICE CENTS Zidn Evangelical Lutheran Church at 8 pm. a t the lOOF Hall. 05 Hannah of Franconia, N. H., for­ condition of William Belekewlct of night next aeason. They meet the At State Theatar Lskota Oounctl, th g rw of Poca- vrill meet tonight at 7:30 at the Mfh,'G eorge O. Bellows, 387 N. Marlboro St., Portland. All dele­ mer Big Green cotfch and Olym­ Coventry. ■ , • Oakland Raiders on Saturday liontaa, will meet tonight at 7:30 church hall. Plans will be ,dis- Main fet., reciently feturiied home gates are reminded to bring boost­ pic skier. The 17-year-old youth jvis thrown night. Nov. l l - Verdict Due Today State News Hoffa Nears 1 MAIN STREET Roundup New 5-Year Presidency MANCHESTER State Federal Loan Murder,' Suicide Miami Beach, Fla., July 6 v-'.u ()♦“ of cbnpe.., ed James R. Hoffa consoli­ have laid there is no legal basis .. Hartford, July 6 (AV-State Go t. John Notte Jr. aaid he for the loan under the Defense date control over the Team­ talked thia morhitig with Police' Commifisiorier Leo J. •■5^ if Production Act. sters Union. / . .#r. ■ • White House aide Meyer The New Haven obtained such Mulcahy says two of Con­ Hoffa dealt his minority opposi­ 'Feldman concerning the New a loan in 1988 to hel>p cover the necticut's six July 4th week­ tion a series of smashing setbacks. Haven Railroad situation and cost of flood damage to its aystem. end traffic deaths were the This apparently removed the only 3-Year-Old Rescued TTie law provfdee for loan of result of "murder and sui­ obstacle blocking his W’ay to a the. talk “wasn’t too encour- federal funds to assist private new' 5-year tenji as union presi­ aging.” firms • engaged in defense activi­ cide.” dent. - He said he had urged Feld­ ties. Normally, such loans have He made his remarks after re­ Hoffa scored hLs biggest tri­ viewing an Investigation report on HOBNAIL CHENILIE SPREAD man to d^everything possi­ gone to plants producing muni­ umph on winning convention ap­ From 4 Ft. of Wat^r tions or strategic materials easen- a mishap on Route 6 in North proval of a yearly $12 million dues ble to help the situation. Windham Tuesday in which Roger s pre-shrunk tial to defense. Increase at a gruelling all-day and- reg. 5.99 ■ V -w Durand, .49, and Alfred Hltas Jr., night .session of a socia l Team­ e washable Since 1956 the New Hgven has 34. both of WiUlmantlc, were Washington, July 6 (/P)— Carolina Kennedy, 3-year-old a rolorfa'st colors s yellow Washington, July 6 (/P)— sters convention. * The White House said it will killed. Hoffa gaveled through the con­ daughter of the President, got info water over her h^ead in a e full and twin sire* • green . . (Continued on Page Ten) The report said that Durand, In # white s turquoise 3.99 announce later today a de­ vention ah ea$v boost in his own friend's swimming pool ai we^K igo and was rescued by a a fit of temper during an argu­ salary from $50,000 to $75,000 a s pink • beige s blue cision on whether the debt­ ment with occupants of his car, young matron who jum ped^to the pool fully clothed. year. It made him the highest paid Caroline suffered no ft^ffects. Nor did her rescuer, Mrs. laden New Haven Railroad is jammed down on the accelerator. union official in the land. But he eligible for an emergency Utah Lawmen The car shot off the rqad, grazed said he deserved it because he pre­ William Saltonstall, 1 ^ 0 is expecting a child in the early HElkLOOM-TYPE WOVEN REVERSIBLE SPREAD government loan. one telephone pole’ and smashed sided over the biggest U.S. labor fall. Mrs. Saltons^I is the daughter-in-law of Sen. Leverett into another before coming to a organization. President Kennedy received to- Hunt Clues to halt after careening nearly 700 Saltonstall, R-Mass. s colonial reproduction da.v • report from the Office of feet out of control. H(^a called the convention sig­ The Whitp^Iouse confirmed the incident today after the • full and tudn size reg. 12.99 Civil and Defense Mobilization, All the occupants except Mrs. nals, -vyith an electronic console Evening ^tar published a story about it written by society s antique or snow white 8.88 but press secretary Pierre Sal­ Roiekville Girl Durand were tossed out of the ve­ device^ over convention micro­ inger said a final .decision has not . phones. that'demonstrated a tight columnist Betty Beale. hicle. The episode was at the suburban Maryland home of Mr. yet been reached, Moab, Utah, July 6 (JP)—Law - • Mulcahy termed Durand's action monltorship over the proceedings. The dues increase over delegate and Mrs. Newton I. Steers Jr. Attended by a nurse, Caroline MIRACLE BLEND BLANKET e, Salinger added he will discuss men searching the vast southeast­ in flooring the accelerator "mur­ the entire matter with newsmen ern section of Utah for a killer-^ der,’’ protests would boost Hoffa’s head­ had gone there for a birthday-swim party for Ivan Steers, 8. at his press briefing later today kidnaper and a 15-year-old girl quarters revenue to about $20 mil­ Mrs. Kennedy wa? not along. s non-allergenlc- reg. 5.99 lion a year. It would raise member e mothproof (starting 4 p.m., EDT). hoped today that the rugged coun­ 111 to 126 White House press secretary SPRINCMAID-LADY PEPPERELL PERCALE .SHEETS TTie railroad has asked an im­ dues requirements by $1 per mem­ s machine waahable, FAMOUS CANNON DAISY PRINT TOWELS try would be on their side. H^tford. July 6 (/P)—The State ber per month. Pierre Salinger said that Caroline a full and twin 72x90 e blue, green, yellow, red, 3.99 mediate $5.5 million government ' Object of the search was 15- was splashing around in the pool on toast, pink, turquoise loan, and Kennedy asked' the Motor Vehicle Department’s daily Milton J. Li,s.s, president of the an Inflated rubber ring and slipped s rayon acetate binding year-old Denise Sullivan of Rock­ record of automobile fatalities as Newark. N. J., Local 478 and 72x108 ...... 2 - 3 9 twin fitted ...... 2 * 3 9 reg. 1 .^9 7 9 c OCDM for a quick decision on ville, Conn., and the man who kid­ out of it. whether the road qualifies for a of last midnight and the totals on Hoffa’s only opponent for re-elec­ "Mrs. Saltonstall jumped in suid naped her after. killing her moth­ the same date last vear: tion, lost a series of convention certificate of defense essentiality. er, Mrs. Jeannette Sullivan, 41, pulled her out,” he said. "It waa 81x108 ...... 2 . 6 9 full fitted ...... 2 - 6 9 ' COTTON PLAID SUMMER BLANKET reg. 79c The OCDM is required by law to ■ ' 1960 1961 floor battles to limit his program. not a serious matter. People were 4 9 > and seriously wounding their trav­ Killed ...... I l l 126 certify that a company is essential eling companion. CJharles Booth- Llss and others argued that the all around watching. She was out 90x108 ...... 2 . 9 9 42x38'/: ...... 59c 70x90 to national defense before funds royd, 55, also of Rockville. dues hike and other Hoffa pro­ of the pool in seconds.” ------5 • • reg. 39c 2 5 c can be advanced under the De­ The Federal Bureau of Investi­ Killed in Crash posals would limit local union Apparently. Salihger said. Caro­ perfect summer weight reg. 3.99 autonomy and right to serve in 2.99 • pink • yellow fense Production Act. gation-entered the manhunt yes­ Orange. July 6 UPi—Ernest Mc- line wasn’t even under long enough 45x38'/: ...... • lilac The New Haven asked Kennedy Cllntock, '80 Granfield Ave., Bridge­ union office and as convention dele­ t® swallow any water, and, in any 65c terday, and Grand County Sheriff gates. to Intervene personally to help it John Stocks said officers fear the port, was killed yesterday when event, showed no ill-effects. • (»mbed percale • luxurioii.s softer finish WHITE GOOSE DOWN BED PILLOWS fend off banl^ptcy. his car ran off Derby Ave. and The convention shoved through Pamela Tumure, Mrs. Kennedy’s girl may not be alive. press secretary, aaid that Caroline • white and colors • lighweight combed cottons TERRY WASH CLOTHS Some administration officials “He’s not going to leave that plunged down an embankment. new provisions to limit rank' and file members to hold union office went back in the water later on. ___if soft reg. 9.99 said yesterday that it appeared g^rl alive to testify against hirh,” •lofty doubtful the New Haven could and to attend future conventions. Asked whether a Secret Service I solid colors Accidents Increase man had not been present, Salinger all new white qualify. Some officia'ls, as well These new rules, adopted by the SPRING KNIGHT LUXURY MUSLIN SHEETS goosedbwn s striped ticking 2 s 15.99 re,. 29c 6 2 1.00 (Continued on Page Ten) Hartford July 6 (."Pi—Accident convention, require that candidates said the Secret Service wa.s “guar­ 21x27 s corded edges fanibus cone terry totals for the first two monthy of for national union office serve at anteeing the premises—not the this year have shown a marked m- least two years in local office and pool." In other words, the Secret Reg. 2.49 82 x 108 Service was protecting the grounds twin fitted crease over the same perlod/laat that local officials must attend it Caroline Kennedy NOW...... 1.89 LADY JANE “AUTTRESS COVERS PURE LINEN DISH TOWELS year. ' ■ least 60 per cent of local union from Intrusion but not doing life­ full 81 X 9G Soviet, North Korea State Motor Vehicles Commis­ meetings. guard duty. • striped borders sioner John J. Tynan said yester­ Hoffa obviously was In full Mrs. Saltonstall, when asked 81 X 108 full and twin .sizes reg. 3.99 day that during January and Feb­ about the. Incident by an Associat­ Reg. 2.69 fully zippered charge of the 2.000 delegates as full fitted NOW . /. .. 2.09 ,• plaids ruary of this year, there were 9,228 he c^led for decisions on a series ed PYess reporter, said, “I was bound seams • pringham checks; accidents and 4,304 personal in­ of proposals that would build his New Church Wants the one who jumped In.” She de­ fully stitched e sanforized 2.99 reg 49e 3 * I.OO • all popular colors Defense Treaty juries. This compared -with. 5,653 union power. • clined to discuss the matter. Reg. 59c 42 X 36 NOW V...'. 49c accidents and 3,329 injuriM re­ Among other changes over­ Mrs. Steers ' could not be corded for the two months in 1960. whelmingly approved by. the dele­ reached. DACRON BED PILLOWS PRINTED TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS Moscow, July T -(JEV-Premler* Korean Democratic Republic ■with gates was an extension of jurisdic­ Chinese Reds in CN Steers told the Associated Press ZIPPERED PILLOW . TICKS Khrushchev announCM today the an. force and by every means.” Tot Drowned tion to cover all workers in all in­ neither nor his wife ■was home Soviet Union and Noftb Korea dustries regardless of work claims at 'the time. He said he did nOt BEG. 4.99 ^ • absorbent The Soviet Union has long de­ Colchester, July 6 A 16- i a eolorfaat prints k.ir^\\/ “7 f\ have signed a mutual defense pact manded removal o f all foreign made by other unions. By GEORGE \V. OORNEILL ^chaplain of Talladega Collew, hear of the incident until today lintless month-old boy, Robert Timowski, wlien a newspaper called him. He a rust-proof zipper reg. 1.00 and 1.39 INvJW . . . . . / j C Nan-allergenic, white dacron filled. Full 21 x 27” size. reg. 50c to counter ",a growing threat” of armed forces from Korea. Fbraign Levy Rd., drowned in about six President Joseph Curran of the (,\P ReUglon Writer) Ala., said present United States • feather and downproof - 3.99 decorative 3 2 1.00 aggression by South Korea. forces in South Korea'are predom­ National Maritime Union, a leader Philadelphia, July 6 (A*>—A ma­ policy against recognizing Red referred reportera to Kathryn inches of water yesterday despite Curran, the Steers family n u ^ He said the recent coup In Seoul inantly American. the efforts of-iiis mother and- a jor Protestant aasembly today rec­ China was throwing that country MSS. WILLIAM SALTONSTALL established “ a regime of open mili­ Khrushchev aaid he supports state trooper to revive him by (Continued on Page Tea) ommended, in round-about fashion, further “ into the arms of Russiay who. he said, 'was in charge of the party. tary-fascist dictatorship” and add­ North Korean proposals for a con­ mouth-to-mouth breathing.. the admission of Red China to the “TTie Chinese are the proudest . ^ 1 ed: federation of North and South State police said the youngster • United Nations. people in the world, and they will Miss Curran aaid the children, JULY BUY No. I! JULY BUY No. 2! JULY BUY No. 3! JULY BUY No. 4! “ The threat from the military- Korea and economic and cultural apparently wandered off while The action sparked a flurry of change communism mote than gathered for a swim and picnic fascist clique is growing. It is exchangers-between the two parts playing In the ' back yard of his France Fears debate. communism will change them,” he lunch, were having their swim Bulletins known that this clique has an army of the country. The United States home and fell in a nearby brook. It came in a vote by the General said. ‘This Is not to say we favor suits put on and a couple of chil­ L of 600,000 equipped with; American says elections should precede reuni­ Synod of the .newly formed United what China Is doing, but only that dren had apptMched the edge of Colled from AP Wires fication. Khruahehev tnsisted that More Riots at the pool. weapons. Boy, 6, Injured Caiurch o f ChHst to commend we recognize she exists. “ We consider It our duty to the new treaty “will In no way work of its Social Action Council "No one had gone into the pool,' hamper the peaceful reunification Farmington, July 6 — A six- “We want her across the table she said,, "when Caroline slipped warn the aggressive forces that if during the past biennium, which to deal with hen ^s an individual, CARDS FIRE SOLLY MEBfUS ah attack is made on the Korean of Korea.’’ year-old boy la In critical condi­ Algerian Rites into her suit and walked over to Loe Augelea, July 6 (JP) —Sol­ tion at Hartford hospital today had included a call foh UJN. mem­ and not through Russia." J Democratic Republic, then the So­ bership for Red China. the pool. I was dressing my little ly Hentua waa fired t6d«y as Seoul, July 6 (JP)—The U. S. em­ from injuries received when he was The church, with Its-pew /top boy at the time. I heard someone viet Union will look upon this at­ Algiers, July 6 (A*)—Most of Al­ officer plucked from ;a Midvyest- manager the St.:. LouiB Cardin- bassy announced today that South hit by a ear on Woodruff Rd,, near In upholding the move, repre­ Bay ■Oh’ and as I tunjed Mrs. als and replaced faff veteran tack as an attach upon itself." geria's Moslems returned to vyork sentatives of the 2-4nilIion-member em pulpit, also considered whelhsr.^ Khrushchev made the announce­ Kqrea received a total of $268 mil­ his hoihe. Saltonstall junuped In fully clothed coach Johnny Keane. Keane, . lion economic aid from the United Gregory Ashley suffered head today after. a 24-hour general church became one of the first to keep giving aid to its segregat­ ment at a Soviet-Korean friend­ strike and riots during which ed institutions. A few church-re­ after Caroline. SO, was appointed, for the b a l-'' States during the fiscal year that and chest Injuries in yesterday’s denominations in the oountiT to aaoe of the 1061 iSeaaofl and for ship meeting in Moscow, French forces killed 80 Moslems take such a position. lated colleges, and numerous con­ "Cah>Une had picked up. a float­ ended June 30.' accident. Police said the dirver of er board at the lower end of the 1962. The Coidmala, founder­ Publication of the pact, seem­ and wounded about 300. Stephen West, Indianapolis, gregations, -i'do not Include Ne­ ingly. means that the U S ^ is This compared with $199 million the car was John FS'skavitch, 44, pool and gone in. but apparently ing In sixth place , also made the year before, the embassy said. 101 High Ridge Rd., New Britain.' Some tension remained in outly­ urged an amendment, excluding groes. veteran second haaeman Red openly replacing Clqmmuniet China ing kreas where emotional Mos- The 1959 Social Action Council slid off the board in about 4 ^ American,. .economic assistance to In addition to the nearly $278 the council's particular action on feet of water.” ^ Sebo»dleas$ a playing coach as North Korea’s chief protector. million bmeAts paid to the econ­ I«ns were burying their dead. Red China Irom assembly endorse­ statement covered in the assem­ It wan Oommunint Chinese “vol­ South Korea since 1954 has totaled and appointed Vem Benapn, more than $2.4 billion. omy, the companies contributed .Troops in yesterday’s trouble spots ment. But his limiting move went bly's endorsement said recognition Miss Curran said Mrs. Saltoh- manager at their Portland, unteers” who Intervened In the No .estimate of U. k. military remained on the alert to put down of Red China would not imply “ap­ stair8 ’“prompt and .able action Korean W^ar. TTie Soviet Union dowm in defeat. farm club, a coartu Benson aid was available. (OoDtinned on Pags Two) any demonstrations that might The Rev. Dr, Evetstt McNair, proval of the regime,” and that (Deserves some oonunendaUon be' always claimed it took no part in replaceo Darrell Johnson, who develop during mass funeral serv­ present U.S. policy against recog­ cause Caroline - was going under will be- reassigned. Hiat fighting, although Slo'viet- ices. nition Is not promoting freedom at the time. I don’t believe, how­ built MIG fighters and other Algiers was bustling with activ­ for Asia. ever, that there was any real dan< Ri:.4TRiCE l o d g e w e d s weapons were used on the Com­ ity again. Reports said conditions “Non-recognition by our govern­ ger to Caroline.” Peapack, N.J., July 6 (JV-Bea­ munist . side. were normal in other coastal cities News Tidbits ment keeps Americana in Igrno- The Star story related: ' trice Anne . Cabot Lodge, dangti- ;. Khrushchev told the meeting: British Troops Mine rance of what is going on in Chi­ “ Three-year-old' Caroline, along and in most of the interior. from the AP Wires ter .of former Ambassador Jolm **We are not In favor of signing na,” the statement said. with a group of her friends was Davidf Lodge and Mrs. Lo^|e-pf military agreements,” he said, The French reported six of their i' men dead and CO wounded after The church, after electing the attending the third birthday party Westport, Ckmn., heciuae Iha ‘^ u t 'we have been Obliged to sign the violence yesterday. Rev. Dr. Ben M. Herbeter, a Nor- of Ivan Steers, son of Mr. smd Mrs, bride today of AntoBhi' de Oyar- MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND FAMOUS B|t\ND this treaty of a defensive nature Kuwait^ Iraq Frontier .Automated air traffic control MEN'S FAMOUS' BRAND FAMOUS BR|\ND The 24-hour strike, called to zabal Marchebl of Madrid, bec».use the governments of the system for America’s major air (Ceptinued en Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) protest President Charles de Spain, ’^ wedding took place at United States. Japan and other terminals should be in operation-in noon In 8t. Brlgld's Chnndi. The BOXER SHORTS SPORT SHIRTS JAA\AICAS and BERMUDAS JAMAICA ‘‘'"'hi;'"' SETS ' powers have turned down all our (By THE'ASSOCIATED PRESS)<9\ve cannot oppose any program of Gaulle's threat to partition Al­ about three years says Najeeb E. ■:'V Britain’s commander in Kuwpit unity gmong Arab brothers. In the geria into European and Moslem Rev. tewrence Everett per­ reg. 2.50 y.. T'"''' nroposala toward the relaxation of Halaby', administrator of Federal formed the ceremony. isnston and the insmtng of se- has- prdered the desert frontier spirit of self-determination, we enclaves, was 90 per cent effective Aviation Agency, as he arrives at Green, with Strong Odor natiorially’adverfised at 4.00, 5.p0, 5.95 reg. 4.98 and 5.98 | made td sell for 10.98 arid 12.98 ,;Snrtty In the Far .East. mined, charging Iraqi forces support Kuwait’s claim to Inde­ throughout the country and bol­ Bradley-Field -for start of state­ across the border appear to be pendence. stered the exile rebel regime’s wide tom- of aviation industry and BIAS SUITS ASSAILED *T7iis treqty has no" sggreesive Jackson, Mias., July 8 (F) — I aims. We sincerely be(teve that building up at an increased pace. Loftl aud Soviet -Delegate Va­ prestige and bargaining posit 'acuities . . . Bell tctils today for Brig. Derek Horsford. defending lerian A. Zorin joined Iraq in urg­ with the FYench. fknmd author Ernest Hemingway Mlaslaslppl Gov. Rosa Ramett its military articles may never Farmer Garst Jabbed today tejined. Justice Depart­ \a5 have to be In'voked in practice.” his decision to mine the frontier, ing the council to demand that There were mass demonstrtitions w h ^ is laid to rest in tiny, five- ment suita Involving dlscrlmlna- 2.99 3 ! 8.75 2.99 5.94 NeVertheleaa, Khruahehev con­ declared: "I have been-ordered to Britain withdraw the troops it of support liw>eiffhboring Tunisia acre'cemetery in Ketchunii_Idaho • wash and wear ' tloa against Negro voters In the tinued, “If an attack is made on come in and organize 'nre'Utfense sent to defend Kuwiit' at the ap­ and Morocco. Ferhat- Abbas, head . . . Powerful BrooklynlDemocrUtic a nationally advertised , • shorts with 2 pocket.s, _ ' of this country. If I am caught peal of Sheik Abdullah. of the rebel exile grovemment, told organization endorsee State Comp­ state as Intereferenoe "with lo­ • 50% kodel polyester, 50% combed cotton • mo.st famous maker •14V2itol7 the (North) Korean Democratic By Soviet Journalist cal self-govemmcat.’* Atty. Oen. • complete with .self belts ^ • sizes 10 to 20 e fly front or side zipper People’s' Republic, the Soviet with my panta down then I would Iraq Delegate Adnan Pachachi a^crow’d of Moroccans in Casabli^n-- troller Arthur Levitt Ifor nuvyor. • short sleeved • small, mediurfi, large deserve the eack.” Robert Kennedy fUe^ two suits e side zipper closing • exclusive fabrics . . . solids, stripes, plaids Union ’Sdll regard it as an attack repeatedly declared that Kassem Mayor Robert F, Wagner declines • white bnly j will not use force to bring the today charging "a dear-cut pat- • fine^tailored cotton prints and solids against itself, and will support the British military sources, said "Algeria is one and indivisible. It to comment on prospect of facing ^world into literate and ilUterate • pocketa e sleeveless coordinated shirts neighboring sheikdom on the Per­ la not a miyere cheese which can By REINHOLD G. BNSZ, .. terii of discrimination" aagfinst the Iraqis, despite- their continued Levitt in Sept, primary . . . Moscow, July 6 (.IP)—Iowa corn rang somewhat naive.”. • 32 to 42 i • solids • plaids ,* stripes ^ • solids and prints . insistence that they would get sian Gulf under Baghdad's rnle. be chCved up.” ,, ,, Committee of Chi ban exiles, rilglble Negro voters In MUals- Zorin announced he took those farmer Roswell Garst, an' old slc- And when 'It’caine to explaining ' Blpfd’s Cfarfce and Forrest Coun­ control of the oil-rich sheikdom A hi]^ French official iti Algiers rmed to revive exchange of why a com farmer has a'S'vv-imming only b.v {peaceful means, appear words at face value and lashed at griml.v admitted “the diso^ers tors for prisoners, says today quaintance of Nikita Khrushchev, ties. Hiey were the first voting Ulbriclit Talks the British troop movement as an­ is being described in the Soviet pool on his farm, Romanov did it rights action brofught In MUmIb- •sS- .V‘ poised for offensive action. “ hardly contribute” to chances of expecta help from 17. 8. govem- by quoting Garst to this effect: The Iraq news agency reported other eridence o f Imperialism. peaceful r coexistence between Al­ it in its dealing with Fidel Cas- press as a man who doesn’t pay his alppL . I- JUST 135 PAIRS JUST 120 PAIRS... . JUST 175 PAIRS...- JUST no PAIRS... hired hands very much. “Do you think I have a swim, Of Soviet Pact that Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Despite Soviet and Iraqi objec­ geria’s nine milUon Moslems and . More Americans hold down mlng pool in my garden because I Kaaaem, after a plane survey of tions, Kuwait’s education Minister one millipn Europeans oy to asso- than ever before; yet last And some of his political ideas NEW SIGN o r RIFT were called “ somewhat naive.” am capitalist? I have this pool be­ Washington.. July 6 (JV—Mos­ areas near the Kuwait border, yes­ Abdel Azzlz Hus.seln was seated month unemployment Increased. cause I feed the emmeobs to - the BATES, SUNPIALS and^ 1 SANDLERS and OTHER VaVET STEP and ACCENT jb Y C E QUEEN QUALITY Berlin, July « (JP)—Walter Ul- terday. denied the British reports at the. council table to participate (Contioued on Page Three) The reason: Swelling'of labor force This portrait of Garst w-as writ­ cow’s announcement of a mutual and bricht. Blast German Communist ten for the official newspaper cattle and do not throw them a'way defense pact with North Korea of Iraqi' troop concentrations and in the debate. caused by teen-agers hunting or bum them like others do.” leader, vowed today to put an end said “ the British know that . . . Reviewing the sheikdom's his­ summer and permanent jobs . . . Rural Life by A. Romanov, one of caught official Washington by to West Berlin “ as a strongpoint the Soviet journalists who re­ Describing the inside of Garat’s Burpriae today. Oflidahi aaid It to date Iraq has not moved, a sin­ tory. he denied that it was ever Nina Simone, prominent jazz sing­ house, Romanov wrote: PLAYBOYS BETTER SHOES SHOES DRESS SHOES . of the Cold War” w’hen he gets a gle soldier.” . •' ruled by the old Ottoman Turkish Flood \Reliefl Fund er, is in Philadelphia hospital with cently toured the Uni't^d States at was undoubtedly' a startilng new peace treaty .with Soviet Russia. polio, her press' representative re­ the invitation of the American So­ “The walls inside the cottage, as s l ^ of Utter rivalry between Kassem said in his statement Empire, the basis of Iraq’s claim. I remember them,, were light Premier Khrushchev has prpm- that Iraq will combat British im­ Hussein skid Kuwait, w-hich has Heading to Deficit ports . . . ^ ciety of Newspaper Editors. After the Soviet Union and Bed China. iMd him one by ■ the end of the perialism “ by all legitimate ways Demorcatic National Chairman a visit to the Garst farmr'Romanov grreen; the carpet green too, and H ie oli|ef reason for this view applied for U.N. memberslilp, has the low armchair in which Garst ^ a r. . . . until the liberation our fulfilled all the requirements of Hartford, JUly 6 UPi—For failing John M. Bailey reporljs National wrote: Is that. In Washington eyes. “ With the. conclusion of a peace Arab countries in the gulf and un­ C3ommittee has- r ^ u c ^ party’s "On his 6,000 acres of land he sat -waa upholstered in green too. North Korea has been regaided a modern, wealthy welfare staie to look after general taxpayer In­ In fact, the green seemed to absorb treaty, even" it it is only with the til Kuwait, the stolen part, is and was qualified for the ind^ terests in the field of state hous­ debt from $3,900,000 to $900,000 employs 2() men, whb know, well as falUng within the Red Chi­ German,..- Democratic Republic,” saved and restored to itq homer since January . . . Secretary of how to hsmdle farm ih'achinery and the strong odor of manure carried nese sphere of Inlhienofyi Soma pendence that Britain gave itk ing, the Coimecticut Legislature in from the cattle enclosures.” said Ulbrioht, “ there will begin a land, Iraq." former, protectorate early lam SMms to be consistent in coming Army Elvis J. Stahr fUlse to Neyv are real masters in their, trade. new formal anangemeat be­ new settlement of the West Ber­ In the.U.N, Security Council, the month."’?— up with red ink figures. London for whirlwind Inspection of “He does not pay them much: The .area around Garst’s farm tween the North Koreai) Red lin question. I want to leave no United Arab Republic and the Sor The United States said it wel­ State Auditora Robert F. CHaf- Navy’s underwater defenses in this $1.10 an hour on weekdays and was depicted In a gloomy, fashion. regime and Communist China doubt about this. Viet Union joined Iraq demand­ comed Pachachi’a assurances that fey and Clarence F. Baldwin dis­ area . . . ' $1.70 on Sundays. In this respect Romanov said he was able to 'view would have hem mneh leap sur­ "This means that the center of ing the immediate withdrawal o f Iraq threatens no use of force. closed today that a second elate Edwin Albert Bush, 21-year-old he acts like a man w-ho knows well it when Gafst took, the Russians to prising than the paet artth Rus­ OTovocaUons in West Berlin and the British forces that went to Ku­ “ We hope tllat the ruler of Ku­ housing program—the' $4.5 million Anglo-Indian hanged in London the value of money, and takes good see land that was lying idle because sia which. Moscow anneunoed. its mistue' as a strongpoint of the wait after :an< appeal from the wait may soon receive such assur­ flood relief housing fund—is head­ for killing woman manager of care to have every dollar bring the U. S. government was paying Cold W ir will ,In any case be elim­ cobntiys ruler. Sheik Abdullah as- ances from .the government of ed for an inevitable deficit.' curlb shop "'Ith antique sword. him a clear profit o f two. to have It idle. 2 EX-PBEMBBto" ABRKStBD ' inated.” ------Salim as-Sabah. There webe hints Iraq,” U.S. Representative FYan- .'I’his revelation came only sev­ New York Police persuade five ‘IBesides, a high price is not set “On our way,” wro^ Riomonov, Seoul, July 6 (JFV—South Ka- , -Ulbricht has made cleay in the, the council might ask Use Arab els T.'-P. Plimpton told the coun­ eral weeks after the auditors aaid Iranian students to abandon, their in the United States on the labor “we passed empty Rttlb farm tea’s two ensted prsniers, Jaha | past that he wants Julf controf League to settle the crisis generat­ cil. ‘ the big state mortgage hniia- sit-in demonstration ' at Iranian o f those vv-ho piuduce wealU) for homee with broken -wln($ow panes M Chang athd lA Oen. CInaff' formeriy 8,99 to 12.99 over land,, sea and air routes to ed by Iraq’s claim to Kuwait. He reminded the council of' Uig program started Ui 1947 lu(Z Consulate in Rockefeller Center, others.” and doors swinging ta the wind Do-Young, have been nnestea Berlin. Ha has also said he will UAR delegate Omar Loutfi, in Britain's annotmeed intention -ta already brewed up a deficit'of $4 w en group arrived last night, Romanov approvingly noted that TTie homes had been abandoned with several former govemmant tan. brown tnaiet on the closing of the -big re- insisting the Arab League be left wdthdnw its forces "as , as imiUlon and it getting worec. pledging their intention to remain Garat .called the arms 'race a by their owneiu. We wondered mlUtary oBle^ls, 8.99 to 11.99 formerly 9.99 tb 12.99 12.99 to 14 99 eeptlon center at Marienfelde, to deal wdth the orlsia. iiaid "My the ruler, considers that the V. The tiuuble in. , this latter pro- in consulate until Iranian ^govern­ “wprld' craze” but-Romanov ad­ Where wetre those farmera now pourees said today. Yhe leathenr coimtry opposes any idea of an­ ment acted to renew passport of ded: "Some of his views as, for military Junta rutu««4 aole« (OoaUnued ea Pags Four) nexation of Kuwait by Iraq. Bqt .(Osuttoued «a Fagv F o » ) L (OoutiBued en Page Four) their lestder, AH Fateii^, 27. example, the idea of dividing the ' (Ooatiuued .cn Fugu Btgfet) OB the reporto. -