PASS TWEOTT.EIGHT t^DNESDAY, AUGUST *8, 1961 Avaraire Daily Net Press The Weather For the Week Baded Foreesat af D. 8. Waatbar -aoM t, lan CSoudy. oecaaional light nta ar MAIN s t r e e t ” drisale tonight aad Friday noni- AMPLE FREE PARKING 13,330 Ing. Low Umight in dOa. Soattorad MANCHESTER tian b er mt tha Audit ahowera Friday anenioon. Warm* AT THE BareM «t Obeufaitleu or. High 1S-80. Manchester-^Jt City o f Village Charm Phone Ml 3-4123 REAR OF THE STORE Opon Thun. 9:30 till 9 p.m. Ia Opon Thun. 9:30 till 9 p.m. VOL. LXXX, NO. *78 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST *4, 1961 (Claaatfled Adrerttalng on Page 18) PRICE FIVE C:ENTS Cuba Tells UN State News Roundup Russia Threatens to Close RINGS THE SCHOOL BELL! U.S. to Attack L od ge’s Son, MOORE REGULATION United Nations, N, Y., A u g .flt ia Africa and Aria you colonlal- 3 Others on Just Arrived from California! 24 (/P)—Cuba today launched Ists should walk of, through GYM SUIT a new attack on the United that big front door, and not come Disabled Boat back.” West’s Air Links to Berlin WITH EVERYTHING FROM SWEATERS TO States for holding on to the The Soviet Union first Injected 4.98 Magnificent Leban Wool Jersey Guantanamo Naval Base. It the isue of U.S. bases into the as­ Branford, Aug. 24 (/P)— declared mercenary forces sembly debate on French actions The Coast Guard towed a around their naval base at Bizerte, (lanforizfd plus (fum cloyr.N wssh are being concentrated there Tunisia. The Russians charged the yawl carrying , four persons, | and wear JOO'T- roUon b u m lo SUITCASES... FROM GYM SUITS TO THE DRESSES for use against Cuba. worldwide network of bases main­ including the son of former. to 20. Cuban delegate Mario ( Garcia- tained by the United States and United Nations Ambassador,U.S. Troops Note Claims • 7th p ad e scarlet Inchaustegpil injected the Guan­ • Sth—blue ,lta Allies was a menace to W'orld Henry Cabot Lodge, into ^ tanamo Isaue into a debate on the Branford Harbor today. • Pth (freshment daffodil NEWEST 12.99 French-Tiuiiaian dispute at a spe­ (Continued on Page Five) • sophomore—preen O F FASHION SEPARATES cial aeseion of the U.N. General But Henry Sears Lodge, 31, said , On Line Get Bonn Spies • junior—scarlet Sizes 10 to 18. Assembly. it was a case of misunderstand­ • senior—blue two understated styles in such shades as black, He declared Cuba haa a common ing the de.stination of the 3S-foot \ • leaders—white bond with Tunisia because the craft, the Nepenthe. Gas Bombs Use Routes AND REMEMBER! brandy, royal, maRenta. fully taffeta lined. French military base at Bizerte Cuba Seeking Lodge said he moored outside reminds Cubans of the U.S. base • ,| t T O harbor overnight because it at Guantanamo. I a||{ Wif'M I I ^ I looked like “a good harbor,” and Berlin, Aug. 24 (/P)—Amer­ A U.S. spokesman said today ,3 Mercenaries are being assem­ T V ilA A ^ expressed a good-natured annoy- ican officers handed out tear the Western Allies have “ab-* bled both In Puerto Rico and at ^ 1 A A ance at being awakened by the gas grenades to a U.S. de- I solute and inherent” rights Guantanamo, he aaid, for an at­ Gets Brushoii tachmenl guarding the West YOU GET FASHIONS PLUS FABULOUS SAVINGS tack “against a small Independent ' under past agreements to country"—obviously Cuba. The yawl had been reported Berlin border t^ a y after “unhindered routes of access” Havana. Aug. 24 — Fidel overdue at Madi.son last night and Communist forces loosed a to Berlin. Garcia told the assembly; the former ambassador touched % “The Imperiallat aggression of Castro's regime has admitted stream of water against pho­ These rights include rights sending out a feeler to President off a search. WITH VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS France against the people and Aboard with Lodge were his tographers from the powerful to sustain the civilian life of government of Tunisia reminds us Kennedy for truce talks. The wife, Elenlta, 25; Henry Ziegler, nozzle of an armored car. of the imperialist aggression of ■White House gave it the brush- the city as well as to supply off. 26, of 77 Park Ave.. New York. A witness said two American western occupation forces the United States against the peo­ _ . , . t:. . owner of the yawl, and Helen soldiers were by spray and the ple and government of Cuba.” Cuba s economic czar Ernesto Washington, D.C. water was quickly turned o f f there, he said. Garcia addressed the 88-nation (Che) Guevara made the approach^ .said the confusion ap- wh(en one reached for a grenade. The statement by State De> assembly after a representative of o E > c h a rd iparently .started when his father I Western troops have orders to partment press officer Lin­ Guinea had demanded the liquida­ Goodwin last Friday m Ui^guay had believed the de.stination was disregard the Red warning for coln White foreshadowed U.S. tion of all foreign ^bases In Africa at a cocktail ^ r ty after the In-1 Madi.son. I everyone to stay lOO yards back before the African people them­ ter-American Economic Confer- The group aboard the vaw! said i of the border ' rejection later in the day of selves take a hand in liquadating tal'inK^ « , “.shake-down” The...... incident...... at...... the Friedrich- ! Soviet charges contained in a them. Guevara told a - , radio-TV — j .~ 't.,, audi­-,.j . cruis^with ^ ... no particular...... destlna- | strasse checkpoint, which ended i new Moscow note. In a slashing attack on colonial­ ence last night that he informed tion. They had left Port .lefferson without further Red action, came | ism, Guinea's Telli Diallo said Goodwin, one of Kennedy’s Latin Long Island, earli(?r Wednesday. ^ as diplomats disclosed a Soviet j left: left: American experts, that “Cuba is i After the craft wa.s tow’ed into Moscow, Aug. 24 (IP}—^The “These bases are cannons pointed I charge that the western Allies are Soviet government posed a at the temple of our states." ready to talk” about solving dif-1 the harbor here, I^odge said “The abusing use of their air corridors -1 threat to the western Allies* TACKLE TWILL Diallo assailed France for boy­ ferences between the two conn engine doesn't work, but we hadn’t to Berlin. j As seen in August issue of cotting the U.N. debate on steps to tries. Intended to use it anyway, except The brush at the Friedrich-. links with Berlin in a note end the French-Timisian dispute. Guevara had made the same of- for docking.'' published today. STORM COAT The four aboard expressed sur­ strasse checkpoint illustrated the j Mad eitioiselle magazine . , . . "It is not the United Nations resolve of the Western Allies to . It said Chancellor Konrad you should walk out of,” he said. (Continued mi Page F1sPi—Indi­ curb organized crime. handle aJl your children's "bark to its yellow covers are pictures of “It ia not necessary- to censor. It liil,” i^ltim ore "Acme Pres*. for the five. Allan Brinn, 31, Alan school " clothinp needs, plus all the Dodd recommended that Cem- cation* are that the army will be­ Jerome S. Adlerman. subcommit­ Danna,” “CTncinnati News, Robert Clements, 30, Frank Faraci, 43, ^ Bulletms Pogo and a friend, Albert the Alli­ is necessary £o guide . . . other gress pass his bill requiring all tee counsel, stepped to a map of new fall fashion.'! gator, who poaea aa "A parent.” child activities siphon off energy, gin bringing into federal service and William Cullen,” Steubenville Alex Karras and his twin, Sol, 28. shirt: 4.99 the United States illustrated with "H. S. (Hank) Crowiey " and New The fines were recommended for Colled from AP Wires It Is being published under auspi­ but this energy can be used badly (Continued on Page Five) by early or mid-October some of red lines to show, he said, how the cious and official sponsorahlp. Sec­ after bad TV exposure. Above all, the 37 National Guard unit* which wire service rurming roughly north Orleans, “Nolan News, Joseph Peter Beeftink, 53, and Henry Mu- Listen tfl Kathv God­ retary of Health, Education and love the child." Marcello. Joseph Poretto, Cyril lea. 46. have been alerted for callup. and south from Boston serves The case of an eighth ex-polic*- BRANDT SHUTS RED CENTERS frey, WINF-CBS. Man- Welfare Abraham Ribicoff timed You can order Pogo's primer This seemed to be suggested in Hie-se points: Poretto.” Chester, 10:10 am. skirt: 12.99 its formal announcement to a gen­ from the government printing of­ Berlin. Aug. 24 (d>-Wosfe Army aniswer* to question* today Montreal. Manchester, N. H.; (Oontlnued on Page Twelve) Beriin Mayor, Wniy Bmodt an­ Monday thru Satur­ eral news conference this morning. fice, Wsuriiington 2J5, D.C. It coats about possible methods for bring­ Lawrence, Mass.; Providence. R. I.; (Continued on Page Five) Soon parents everywhere can nounced today that all IS Com­ day. Conte.st Every 20 cents. News Tidbits ing alerted units up to full Philadelphia. Pa,; Wilmington, Del.. munist party Kdadquartors la read Pogo's questions and answers. It must be worth it, because the strength. Atlantic City, N. J., Baltimore and Day. Such as: from the AP Wire# West Berlin are being closed chief of the Children’s Bureau in Under the law, a member of an Miami, with offshoots to Worces­ “to preserve pnbito seem ly and “What are little children afraid the Department of Health. Educa­ Army Reser.'e outfit or an indi­ ter. Hartford, Pottsville, Pa., Urges Big Power Talks First of?” tion and Welfare, Katherine B. order." Going ahead with hla vidual reseniat cannot be Iran*-' Steubenville. Ohio, Cincinnati and own countermeasures aotu*t “They are afraid of boredtMn, al­ OetUnger. says in a foreword: Secretary of Labor Arthur J. ferred Involuntarily to a National New Orleans. so frustration. They want to know “Pogo Primer for Parents (TV Goldberg urges House to follow the Communist blockade acrosa w’hat to do.” Senate’s lead and approve bill for Guard unit while that unit is still Off by itself, hut not connected the heart of Berlin he also an­ Division) will reassure and re­ under control of a state. He may with any line to indicate a wire Dag Says UN Has Right nounced that all 'Visitors from "They ar* afraid of monsters. ward every parent wtio reads it." retraining of Jobless workers, was a red ring around the St. Louis Wasnlngton reports . . ., National be assigned only temporarily to a East Berlin are now aubject to Labor Relations Board prepares Guard outfit for training. area, with a notation “William P. police checks. However, he may be "designat­ Brown, St. Louis area." court petition aimed at barring Rossetti, who hag served time To Join Berlin Dispute "ARROW" CUM LAUDE SHIRTS 5.00 Union Threatens Strike Miami (Fla.) Herald pres.smen ed” in advance, a spokesman ex­ 2 TOLL TAKERS ARRESTED from continuing picketing of De­ plained. This means that he may in federal prisons as a gambling Hartford, Ang. 24 OF) — Th* troit Free Pre.ss, Thomas Roumell, be informed in advance that if stamp tax law violator, sat im- State Highway Departaaent to­ Handsome collar styles, smart oxford weaves, wanted but­ regional director of NLRB, says in and when a certain National Guard passiviel.v^ at the witness table as B.v .MAX H-\RREl>SON <^g€stion as to what could be done day oonflnned It was *nghton- ton-downs. Come see the complete collection! Detroit . . . Tokyo reports Jap­ unit goes into federal service — United Nations. N. Y., Aug. 24 to balance the big power influence taig up" on ton coOeetton pro­ Auto Big-3 Stands Firm anese and South Korean officials and passe.' out from imder state (Ah—Secretary-general Dag Ham- with the views of a U.N. majority, cedures as a result of the arrest have. agreed to resume talks on authority -- he will be assigned marskjold decilared today the Unit­ but he expressed hope that “when and conviction of tw o' Charter restoring normal relations be­ as a filler to build up strengrth of Legal Officer ed Nations . iS( an Interested party the time comes for charter re­ Oak Bridge employes in recent tween the two countries. that unit. in the Berlin problem and has a vision, agreement may be reached months. However, the agency On Terms Offered LAW Prime Ministers of Malaya and These fillers would be drawn Clears Tower right to make its voice heard if the on a satisfactory solution.” said this was not the overriding Singapore agree to set up a group for Reserve outfits which them­ situation becomes a threat to reason for the removal of the to study proposals to merge the selves have not been alerted for peace. (Continued on Page Eleven) semi-automatic toU coneetlon Detroit, Aug. 24 IJPi — GeneralAtors would recommend its rejection Island State with the mainland possible call. Crash Colonel Hammarskjold said, however, devices from Charter Oak, Wol­ Motors, Ford and Chrysler itood by the UAW-Ford National Coun­ Such notification to Individuals, that at the present time the world cott and Putnam bridges effeo- federation of the north of it... under the new program, must be organization. wlUi its large mem­ tire last night. The depart­ pat today on their labor contract cil which ha.' been called to meet Two more schools, bridges and an here next Tuesday. made by Sel>t. 15, the Army said. Newburgh, N. Y., Aug. 24 (JPi bership, cannot aspire to be a focal Bowles Misquoted ment disputed a New Yoric Her­ offers to the United Auto Work­ African store burned in Northern point in 'efforts to solve the prob­ ald Tribune story today which The UAW's executive board will Rhodesia as a wave of arson and This appeared to indicate that the — The law officer presiding at ers against mounting pressure meet on the same day to pick a Army is shaping its plans to pro- lem. He indicated that the first On Reprisal Policy, said the seml-antomatio toU col­ sabotage continue despite rein­ vide for summoning in the month the court-martial of CS>1. William step in solving problems such as lectors had been dlseontlnned from the union that the' com­ target in event the union leader­ forcement of security forces . . . panies . come up with something ship decides to back up contract following Sept. 15 at leiwt some of M. Banks, 46, today found him in­ this must be big power negotia­ U.S. Aide Declares because they afford "several Japanese and South Korean of­ nocent of neglect in thw collapse tions. gimmicks tiurongh which some better or face strike action. demands with strike action. ficials reported to agree tq^reaume toll irate guards were robbing Present contracts covering Mast of the strike talk so far (Continued 'on Page Five) of a Texas tower in the Atlantic The Secretary-general advanced Washington, Aug. 24 UP) — A talks on restoring normal relations Ocean Jan. 15. His finding still these views in the introduction to the State,” nearly 500,000 workers at the Big comes from the UAW'.s negotiators between the two countries. high-ranking State Department at Ford. is aubje'et to approval by the his annual report to the General Three plants expire next Thurs­ Assembly. He touched briefly on (jfficial said today that Undersec­ WORK-REUEF BACKED day night. ”I'm not as optimistic as I was The way is still open for Masea- board of officers of the court. ohusetts to buy the New Haven Eclipse of Moon The court recessed after the the Beriin question during a dis­ retary Clicster Bowles was mis­ Washington. Ang. 24 (^1—Se(v UAW leaders centered their fire two days ago of reaching a settle­ cussion of how to balance the quoted by news dispatches attrib­ retaiy of Welfare Abraham Rfbl- on GM and Ford — The llkelieet ment without a strike." Bannon railroad's Old Colony division and finding by Col. Jean Rydstrom uting to him a statement that .operate a Rapid Tranil Service in Tomorrow Night and was to resume this afternoon weight of the big powers, and their caff said today that wherever candidates for strike targets. told newsmen yesterday. security interests, against the the United States ia trying to poeslUe a person en relief ^ould Meanwliile, UAW President Wal­ The L''AW'g GM and Chrysler Southeastern MassachusetLs. Atty. for a decision by the eight of­ Gen. Edward J. McCormack Jr. New York. Aug. 24 (/P,i — ficers comprising the board. rights of the world community. edge away fiom the policy of work for the money he roeelvee. ter P. Reuther bargained under a council.' also will meet Tuesday massive retaliation. He said he would favor federal after votes have been completed says . . . Carles Pfizer & Co. an­ Sky watcher* will ^ee an al­ TTie prosecution concluded its Hammarskjold cited disarma­ lid of secrecy with American Mo­ nounce the puchase of the assets most total eclipse of the moon ment and the Berlin issue as the Bowles was reported to have participation in such work rellet tors Corp. on the company’s pro­ among Big Three workers on the arguments at 9:30 a m. and the made this statement at a meut- programs, but emphasised the union leadership’s request for and business of Globe Lstboratories, tomorrow night depending defense Immediately moved for type of questions in which the ma­ fit-sharing offer. Inc., Fort Worth, Tex. . . . a Fort vipon visibility. jor countries have such special in­ ing of American ambassadors sta­ necessity for what he termed UAW vice president Leonard authority to call a strike if neces­ dismissal of the charge. tioned in North African and Mid­ proper aafegdards. Under pres­ sary. The union says the votes are Thomas, Ky„ man firing at two More than 99 per cent of the The collapse of the tower in a terests that agreement among Woodcock yesterday filed unfair burglar suspects in his home, ac­ moon’s disk will pass through them is essential to a solution. dle East countries. The meeting ent law, no federal money can labor practice charges against running more than 90 per cent in storm of the Nv;w Jersey coast took place in Nicosia, Cyprus, on be oontrlboted to state or loosl favor of strike authority. cidentally shoots and kills his own the Barth’s shadow, the cost 28 lives. “Direct negotiations between work r^ef programs. GM with the National Labor Re­ son and one of the intruders. American Museum - Hayden those countries.” he said, "are an July 31. lations Board here after the com­ GM’s Louis G. Seaton, vice Rydstrom. as law officer, is, in The dispatches were challenged president for personnel, railed a Mayor Chiyoji Nakagawa of Planetarium said today. effect, the judge of the court while essential first step to the solutioi, TYPHOON NEAR FORMOSA McCRECOR-lOO^o IMPORTED SHETLAND pany for the third time rejected Astronomers at the plane­ through the United Nations, of the by Carl T. Rowan, deputy as­ DICKIES 'TRIMTABS'^ a union demand for information news conference, yesterday to de­ Uwajima presented a 6>-j pound the function of the 8-man board is sistant Secretary of„ State for Taipei; Forinoea, Aug. 24 (ft fend the company’s contract offef copper “Bell of Peace’: to the U. S. tarium said the eclipse could essentially the same as that of a disaimament problem, and do not Typhoon Loma, a battMlnji ram on prices and profits. Woodcock against a barrage of union crit­ he visible from all parts of jury. in any way derogate from the re­ Public Affairs who accompanied accused GM of failing to bargain Embassy in Japan for President Bowles. packing a 14S-mUe-ai|-liaar punch, ! PULLOVER icism that it was “woeifully in­ Kennedy . . . A flash flood washes the United States, except the Banks, stationed at Stewart Air sponsibilities of rights of - the or­ advanced northweiig tonlgnt for in good faith. He said the union adequate.” The offer was made out a portion of Southern Pacific northwestern tip of Alaska, Force Base where the court-mar- ganization. . . What Bowles said, Rowan told needed information on the com­ a trcuital assault on southeast 5.95 Tuesday simultaneously with sim­ railroad’* main' line and derails starting at 9:35 p.m. (EDT). ,|*ial is being held, was in over-«il "What is true of the disarma­ newsmen, was that the United Formosa. With the main force yet pany’s price-profit formula to ilar offers by Ford and Chrysler. five engines and 17' cars of a Mid-ecllpee will come at charge of the tower. ment problem is, of course, tAie States is shifting from complete to ,eame, raging wfaide bettered" Smooth, pleatless front, new nar­ counter company claims the Seaton indignantly took excep­ freight train near Reno, Nev. . . . 10:08 pjnt with all of the A chief specification against also of those more specific ques­ reliance on nuclear weapons and r- 'union’s bargaining goals were in tha island's FncUlc eoaat between row-width waistband, wash and tion 4o Woodcock’s statement that Forty-four Communists rebels moon shadowed except for a Banks w'as that he failed to keep tions in which security interests of trying to produce a more flex­ the towns of HusUen and Tattnag, 8.95 Ifiatlonarj'. j the GM offer was “Incredibly In- killed, an unknown number wound­ thirt crescent at the lower hinlself advised of storm threats big powers may be directly In­ ible defense policy. pud heavy rafai feU. U tt kespsHa wear polished cotton. Tan, olive, UAW vice president Ken Batmon i adequate.’" h e accusqiH Woodcock ed and 24 taken prisoner in recent edge. The 'visible phase of the and to keep in touch with the offl- volved, as for example the Berlin \ Bowles met with the dlplodnoaU dmirse, the typhoon will R* coppartona brown. Sizas 29 to 42. Long slaayfd with tha saasor.'s nawast high craw neck. Char­ told;p^rd its offer was "totally un- | 7- fighting in South Viet Nam, a gov­ eclipse will rad at S:41 pjn. problem." coal, olive Or tan. Sizas 38 to 46. ■OMptableL" He said union negotla- ' (Coattmied on Page Eleven) ernment announcement says. fBlDT) Saturday. Page Two) Hanunarslcjokl offered no sug- (OoBtliined «b Fag* F*ar)' ' /

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Asked for Ideas Window Gardening Is Blooming Fun t im e l y pass ' South dealer , Crash Colonel Fire Bowles AVOIDS TROUBLE Both aides vulnerable NORTH To Improve Area By AIXAN SWENSON For Fallout Shelter By Alfred Shetnwold Written for (ConUnned from Page Oae) Washington, Aug. 24 —Two Lawyers have pleaded with me fhKQJ 10 762 A questionnaire U being circu­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ite Republican leaders in Congress not to givS It away, but my first (7 8 7 2 WINOOM 8 0 K 0 5 4 lated to all famlliea at Amaton When apace is limited, window X permit for Vemon'i flr*t fall '^had to turn the applications down. cer in direct charge of the tower. called today for muzzling Chester thought is for the public welfare. oat ihelter hw been larued to Rob- Huntington said, but added that Clifford Sheldon, one of two ci­ Here’s the secret: 'Die law allows liake, by the LaSce Improvement gardening lets you exercise your the applicants now could get their Bowles or firing him from the you to pass even when you have WEST EAST FAIR vilian defense attorneys, argued Association. The Idea le to find green thumb instinct all year long. •rt B. McTeman of 1 Country L«ne permits. State Department. Bowles Is a two six-card suits. A 9 8 5 4 4k A 3 in his dismissal motion that regu­ former governor of Connecticut.. V K J 6 3 out what the residents believe to Indoor plantings or outside win- ' wtoo wants to be prepared for the However, they have not yet re­ The play at five diamonds ^ A Q 10 J S DRAIN HOLf: worst, but hopes the worst will lations did not require Banks to They also urged a clampdown doubled was painful e-xcept for East 0 K 9 8 2 be the beet moves for betterment dow bfBces add color and beauty to turned. by the Commerce Department on DRILLED IN McTeman said he will do most keep himself advised but rather and Wept. East won the first trick * J dk A 10 8 7 S of the arefi. your home. not happen. exports to the Soviet bloc. with the ace of hearts and returned SOUTH BOTTOM BOARD McTeman, a purchasing agent of the construction work himself, stipulated that staff members ad- Senate Lieader Everett M. Dlrk- dk None This association is not connect­ New miniature plants and old pfldicwto but will have to contract for the a trump. BtOHKN O A Y liiiii for First National Stores, said he \nse him of storm threats. *»e sen of Illinois and House Lieader South won and knocked out the i about one-half, the height of the Government by 1965 — at Canter­ no provisions for shelters in the will hold five people, the permit He flew 237 combat missions in broken into but there was no money power. •mixture of peat moss and perlite bury, Coventry, Colchester, and a building rules. in the machine at the time. address to the nation on Berlin John E. Horton of Hebron Cen­ gravel to provide adequate mois­ noted. the Southwest Pacific and was As it happens, North wouldn't STATE ter, farm representative at the around the clay pots in the window site not yet chosen, British univer­ 4 compared to the preceding three NOW! ture. Vermlculite can be used Huntington said there had been Van Dyne is expected to start credited with downing nine enemy Police said that nothing, else at make four spades. The important Wlllimantic offices of the Con­ box. This conserves moisture and sities are all self-governing corpora, four other applications before the stationa was bothered. Police weeks. point is that he wasn't doubled Matinee 2 p.m.—Eve. eonL 6:30 around pots to unify the group­ tlons. construction today, weather per­ planes. He won a number of deco­ day. Visibility generally S to 5 necticut Light and Power Oo., the porous ciay pots allow plant ing. the selectmen's authorization. He mitting. rations. are investigating. Dirksen said that Bowles, the and wasn’t going to be doubled. roots to obtain adequate water. No. 2 man in the State Depart­ miles occasionally one mile or less presented a paper on “Electric In fog late tonight. He would lose 300 points, leas 100 Flowers for window boxes in­ Indoor greenhouses offer evdn WOMAN DIE.S .\T lO'Z ment, was widely hailed when he for honors. The magic “pass" Heat for Milking Centers” at a better climate control indoors. The Marine observation: meeting of the North Atlantic clude ageratum, Ian tana, nastur­ New Britain, Aug. 24 (A't — Fu­ to<}k office as “a No. 1 'idea man' would save 1200 points. tium, petunia, snapdragon, verbe­ Crystal-Lite provides automatic neral services will be held Satur­ in foreign relations for the New Montauk Point — Wind south­ Section of the Society of Agri­ wick watering. Two newer types, east 3 knots, visibility zero in Daily Queation She Looks Like... Guess na and dwarf marigold. Vines, day for Mrs. Letizia A. Cosulich, Frontier." As dealer, you hold: Spades—A cultural Engineers this week, Including ivy, vinca and weeping one by Wil-Nes Corporation and who died yesterday at 102. She had Since then, Dirksen said, fog, temperature .58, Height of held at Frederickton, New Bruns­ Although she reminds movie producers of a combination Liz Tay- the other by Westinghouse, also sea 3 feet, direction of swells east lor-Grace Kelly, actress Dolores Faith says she "still w'ants to lantana give pleasing effects. ben bedridden for the past 11 Bowles “has been credited In the wick. (5n a former occasion he Miniature geraniums and roses make ideal indoor planters! years with a hip Injurj-. On her press with urging that our U.N. south east. gave an address on the same sub­ make it on my own.” ^he admits the resemblance has sometime MANCHESTER MILLS held her back in her acting career. However she has been jump­ are available in a wide variety of Soluble plant foods such as 100th birthday Mrs. Cosulich re­ delegation vote with the Soviet AIB-CXINDITIONED MBS ject at the New Hampshire Farm colors. You also can have fun re­ Ra-Pid-Gro or Gro-Stuf make ceived a congratulatory telegram Utilization Council, at Laconia, ing up the scale from bits to a lead in "Wild Harvest,” taken from Union against our ally Portugal 600 German Toy Plants Stephen Longstreet's novel. (AP Pftotofax). producing jilants from cuttings. feeding easier. For window gar­ from President Dwight D. Eisen­ on the Angola question, advocat­ DANCE and at the New England Farm Many flowering and foliage dening, a multi-purpose pesticide hower. ing recognition of Communist Out­ I EVERY THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Electrification Institute at Orono, Berlin—Germany has more than that many new positions had open­ er Mongolia, and authorship of the 600 toy-majiufaoturing plants, but Maine. many improvements w’hich are to so-called 'Two China’ concept WALNUT Rector Returned be added. Each listing will also ed up recently. most of them are small. Together Becau.se of an Intensive buildup which has caused our Asiatic Al­ the plants employ 22,000. Only two 7 Walnut St, Manchester ANMffDEDQE•nMHtmnmritaimn The Rev. Gordon W. Weeman, cost 10 cents. The calendars will lies to wonder if we are changing ADDED HIT! rector of St. Peter’s Episcopal list birthdays, anniversaries, etc., i- certain areas of Kaman's activi­ have more than 1,000 employee. ties, the helicopter manufacturer is our minds on Red China's admis­ Twenty have more than 200 work­ Church, has returned from a two and In addition the fellowship will Jame* Brown-Merry Andrews at its own expense list such dates also seeking additional manpower, sion to the U.N." ers; 309 have fewer than 10. "When Die d o ck Strikee” weeks stay at Camp Washington, HOURS ONLY as when town taxes are due, dog he reported. DISCOUNT WORLD Dirksen said that two weeks Lakeville, where he conducted SPECIAL FRIDAY, AUG. tMh ago in New Delhi Bowles "achieved "EDGE" 8:15-6:80-B:2« services as chaplain. During hja license payments, school vacation The layoff in May affected five AT THE GREEN AIR-CONDITIONED Ml 9-1509 a fresh pinnacle as the No. 1 idea “ CLOCK” 2:00-8:15 absence Sunday services at St. dates, and so on, also dates when per cent of the company’s staff. man” by telling a news conference the library and town clerk’s office Baldwin estimates that the present WALUCE & ONEIDA TABLEWARE ADULT (Xl.MITlV Peter’s were conducted by Hedley that if India were attacked, help Hill, lay reader. will Tfe open Mrs. Everett B. Por­ re-employment and hiring program USE OUR LAY^AWAY PLAM— $1iW WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE not for children STARTS SUNDAY ter is chairman of the project. will raise the company's personnel 1961 Patterns would be there the following Mrs. Virginia Gooding w o n morning from the United States. 'NCVER ON ^ N O A Y ' "THII'a=' OF BAGDAD” color Canvassers wdll be on the rounds beyond the previous high of 4,200. e Special For Friday Onlv e first prize at the last of the four soon to prospective patrons. U A.M. to 4 P.M., Aug. 25 "This is probably the first tlpie 6:30-9:50 and "RING OF FIRE” military whists, sponsored by the the formulation inf a military al­ Genuine Ufetlrae Service Also: “FAST and SEXY" Amston Lake Improvement As­ MON. thru SAT. OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. liance was ever attempted in a sociation, The whists will be con­ Manchester Evening Herald press conference,” said Dirksen. with Gina lyollobrigida Hebron correspondent, Susan f on Thrill 8:15 tinued for the next four months, 24-Pe. SET olor on PYiday evenings. Pendleton, ACademy 8-3454. Complete Service For Six V.\LENTINO ANNlVBaiSABY "DAVin AND GOLIATH" Read Herald Advs. : i A Alltn NOT *14.95 Hollywood, Aug. 24 (,P) — There "DONni" Champes Visit was no Lady in Black among the T h r Mont IlllarinU!, The Rev. and Mrs. Howard C. New Jobs at Kaman SCIENTIFIC 100 persons w^ho gathered to pay Comedy Of The Year Clhampe, who are spending a two tribute to actor Rudolph Valentino Featnro lit months vacation from their Florida Bloomfield, Aug. 24 (JP) — The Friday ^ TR AIN IN O Ideal on the 35th anniversary of his TONIGHT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY parish at Lake Helen, were guests Kaman Aircraft Corp. says it has Only death. the past weekend of Lucius W. rehired "a substantial number of W ith For Gifts The woman, garbed in black, was Your Host, Mike Stanko, Presents for You- Robinson and Mrs. Robinson, at persons affected by its temporary ^lo provide ( Coupon a mourner whose devotion to Val­ thbir Weekapogue cottage. 'ITiey layoff last May.” entino was a tradition in the first will also visit their son and daugh­ A. R. Baldwin, director of in­ ters before going back to their Positively None Sold Before or After Friday, iUtD'SGllOOl 25 years after his death. dustrial relations, said yesterday Aug. 25th. A RepresentaHve Will Be Here To parish Oct. 1. Guaranteed lifetime solid stainless steel 'The rites at Hollywood Memorial Conduct Sale. * U Park yesterday, were conducted by "THE VERSATILES" Donald L. Casey of Amston \ F U T U R E S CRAFTED by WALLACE and International GIRLS' the Masquers Club and the Troup­ For Your Dining and Entertaining Pleasure! Lake was called from Michigan \ sL ft-' "FINE SILVERSMITHS FOR MORE THAN GIRLS' ers, show business groups. Tuesday owing to the serious ill­ A CENTURY.” GUARANTEED ness of his son, Brendan Thomas . . . it is your guarantee of quality and life­ Factory Guaranteed-—Llfettme Free Replace­ Oak Grill, 30 Oak St.— Air-Conditioned CJasey ,age 8. The child, who had time service. You get a lifetime tree replace­ ment. been taken to the Middlesex Hos­ ment guarantee with each 24-plece stainless Tides, Winds, NO COVER a NO MINIMUM a AMPLE PARKING pital wrill be transferred from set for this amazing sale for only $3.84, com­ DO NOT PHONE there tb a Boston hospital, where S plete service for six people, Due to a limited supply only 2 per enstomer. COATS (100 sets). Dresses Weather he may undergo surgery. The. e NEVER NEEDS POLISHING PlBl NO FEDERAL TAX "THE STEF-L CLAW" child's father Is employed by the eWILL NOT TARNISH, BUST OB STAIN With Austin Organ (Company, of Hart­ e REPLACE WITHOUT TIME LIMIT AND Windsor Locks, Aug. 24 iiP) — Feature 1st ford, and had been sent to Mich­ The U.S. Weather Bureau marine Aa. WITHOUT CHARGE THE BEST AHEAD OF THE REST igan on work for the company. 36 SET'S Onleda Stabitess In eterilng finish. advisory for today: ONE Clothing Party 24-pe. in heavier gauge steel. Reg. $10.95. Tides will be high along the USHNELn WEEK SEPT. 25-30 The Amston Lake Improvement LIGGETTS Connecticut shore, between 8:30 Association is sponsoring this eve­ PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER FRIDAY p.m. and 10:30 p.m. this evening. Evenings at 8:30—Wedneeday and Saturday Matlncce ning a clothing party, at the club­ W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE ONLY ...... Tomorrow tides will be high be­ *5.88 The Hew York Production of house, opening at 7:30. Fall cloth­ ■ w I '.-aren ft THIS STORE ONLY tween 9 ajn. and 11:30 am. and n[JCT.3l-$2.WILLIMANTIC,CTjfi!^ E m im u m ing for people for all ages, men, rbOM iiahM* l-«M« again between 9:30 p.m. and 11:30 women and children will be *n4 l«Hhng CWwybeglnety Sizes 7-14 1 p.m. Low tide at Old Saybrook N o te Ends Tuesday! The RODGERS « H AM M ER STEm shown. Mrs. Leo Llberra will be will be at 3:30 p.m. today and at In charge. Invitation to attend is Wash and wear woven plaids, 100% orlon pile lined. 50% V 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. Sunset today a JOSHUA lOGANreoaucf FIELDS Musical Comedy Smashli extended to everybody. prints and solid colors. As­ wool. 50 % orlon scarf to is at 7:38 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow Calendars sorted styles. Sizes 3 to 14. match. Gray and loden green. at 6:10 a.m. The Hebron' Congregational Boating weather for Ixing Is­ Women’s Fellowship will charge land Sound to Montauk Point and one dollar this year of a copy of Don't Take A Chance On Being A "Square' Block Island: Winds variable in I J the community calendar project. GIRLS' ORLON GIRLS' 2-PC. direction mo-stly easterly at 10 to This Jump In price will be offset by 15 knots today, tonight and FVi- SWEATERS CO-ORDINATES jm g FRIDAY, AUG, 25.11 to 4 P.M. W 1 PLAY IT SAFE WITH i>edwm.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTEB EVENlNa HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN,» THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 M k O B IO U B ily in hU Address to the mvoye Name’s a Name Rockville ployed by the American Shrew thiit the United SUtee would not SALE Roeoadittoaed Maad- Russia Threatens to Close Obituary Co., and have been for about 16 Bowles Misquoted use the nuclear detwrent If the ords — Royals, Uaderwoede, The long arm of coin­ Probe Ties Gambler, Cciumbia years. Iliey earns here with the Smiths and aoleelsea tmewrtt- situation warmnU. The U.fl. de- ers. . . Yours at 988,M. West’s Air Links to Berlin cidence sometimes stretches firm when It moved from Rhode On Reprisal Policy, fenee philosophy now ‘f, «>At tlm all the way across the Atlan­ Accreditation Given Mr*. Edna Kempton Bdand. He is superviser of the TV-Radio Tonight nuclear deterrent should hot be Bonibo’e Typewriter Sorvlee tic. Tolland — Mrs. Edna Eisfeld order department. SJ' U .S. Aide Declares the only kind of response thie 476 East Middle Tpke. (OMUaiMd from Page One) A British exchange student Kempton, 66, of Kingsbury Ave., Race Wire Service GOP Women Planning Mrs. Ruth Lee Young;'now of country could give if atmeked, but will be attending Loomis Tolland, wife of Roy S. kempton. At the Oieea—MI .6-9477 died at Manchester Memorial Ho*- Bolton, has sold h er' home on (OMtlaiMd froBi PAf* Obs) ’ nucloar weapons could be used u were eet'aside for the three west­ Army Readies School in Windsor as a sen­ Xo Rockville Hospital (Conttnned from Page One) nonestly believed answers td Its Brdonl Rd. to Mr. and Mra Leon Television the sltuaUon called for It, Rowan ern powers, on a temporary basil, ior this fall. pilal this morning after a long ill­ questions might Incriminate him. Party for Candidates Newton of Amston. ’The family, behind elosAd doors And mports B6l4» to insure the heedn of their mili­ Tim Keith of 119 Pitkin 8t.. ness. The subcommittee sought The subcommittee said P H P 4:00 Bl( S Theatsr (in pregreM) Bat M aaterion 10. 33. 80 The policy of massive retaliation Bom Oct. 6, 1894, at San An­ News Service is located at No. 2 which includes four young chil­ on whAt hs raid wsrs bAssd on a Guard Callup also a senior, was chosen to ’The Rockville City Hospital wll!«' "Even though we're a small through questions to develop dren, will move, in this weekend, Early Show (la(in prograsa) 10. 10 ^ ___Real McCoy* i. 63. 13 was enunciated by John Foster Whirlpool Woshort, tary garriaoni, and not for sub­ room with the Britisher. be accredited in the near future, community ho.spital,” .sha .said, tonio, Tex., daughter of the late Lexington St., Boston. Flrat Show (in prograu) • :00 Tlmea Square Flayhouie press briefing by Rowen. Henry and Ida Rossy Eisfeld, she testimony from Rossetti Oiat he is *VMt Tour Ctodldatw” night^couple, who ^ave thre« children, according to Mrs. Hasel Floyd News Bachelor Father 10, Dulles, secretary of state In the versive and revanchist (revenge- It turns out that the British it was announced today by the hos­ "we're very pleased to have re­ The subcommittee yesterday re­ ^11 move in soon, according to who handled the transaction. Huckleberry Hound My Three Soni WhAt Bowles sAld was merely A Elsenhower administration, Dryort seeking) purposes of West Ger­ ForOctober lad is a Keith too—Keith Har­ pital's board of trustees. ceived this notice." had lived in this area for over four running the service for Ferrara. ceived in evidence a map prepared wlU bo oponoorod by' tho Womon’o Flippy the Clown Ounilinzer years after moving here from Maxton Leissenger, realtor who Newton is employed by the Mai David Niven Theater reeUtement of the Kennedy Ad- man militarism.’’ graves. And the new . room­ At the same time, Mrs. Vir­ Accreditation is the sesult ot But R o 8 e 111, a short heavy ' by tlie Internal Revenue Service Medic mates have Identical birth­ Scarsdale, N. Y. She was a mem­ showing a flow of telephone calls RopubUean Club of Columbia on handled the sale. Tool Co. of Manchester. 4:16 Behind Cloned Doors Wrestling minlstrAtlon’e defense policy, Ro- Swi$» Re$ort$ PricM m Lew, The note was quickly interpret­ (Continued from Page One) ginia J. Yaskulka, superintendent, evaluation by Dr. Peter D. Ward, figure in a gray summer suit, re­ Sept. 16. The women completed Mrs. Young is now living with Social Bacurlty in AcUnn 3;30 The Untouchable* |. wen explAlned. days. Both were bom April 7, announced the establishment of a a field man for the commission ber of the Union Congregational to and from known gamblers in Aquacade Theme 4:36 Weather. News A Sporta Million Dollar Movl* ^ President Kennedy In hie Mnrch S«rvie« That's latttr ed by western diplomats here as a 1944. $15,000 memorial fund for main­ Church in Tolland. fused to say whether he even the United States and Canada. plana for the affainlaat night at a "Voyage to the Bottom of the her parents. 'lightrope Brenner Switserlsnd, in lU 16,644 square sign that one of the demands to the 87 Guard units, and possibly who visited the hospital June 19. Be.sides her hu.sband. she leaves knows Ferrara. He also refused to meeting in Yeomana Hall. Mrs. 4:30 Hignwav HoUdaya U real GhoM* Tale* 38 messAge to Gongreee on the tenance of a free bed. Harold Wallace, an IRS agent, Sea’’ is the theme of the annual 10:00 The Groucho Show miles, has 126 modem winter re- be made by Russia at future ne­ some of the 76 U.S. Army Reserve He told hospital authorities that two sons. William B. Kempton of sa.v w’hether Ferrara liad run Ros­ Bugene Dente and Mra. Laurens Manchester Evening Herald Co­ Rooln Hood defense budget estd thst "our ob­ units, which have been alerted. I The notice of accreditation was plans for new construction are said he did not know the nature of aquacade marking the end of Sporu News A Weather Atuhe Source jective now is to increase our ■orte with more than 360 llfU Potterton's gotiations over the Berlin situa­ Findlay. Ohio, and Robert S. Kemp- setti's wire service, know’n as the calls, but had established they Holbrook are co-chairman in swimming classes co-sponsored lumbia Correspondent. Mrs. Don­ 4:46 Evening Report 10:30 Third Man and cableways, 140 Ice rinks, 600 tion will be the banning of trans­ Army regulations say "a reason-; I received from Dr. Kenneth B. commended and should be ex­ lon of Bloomfield; and two broth­ P H P News Service, while Ros­ Douglas Edwards Silent* Please ability'to contlqe our response to 180 Center St.'-C or. of Ohdreh I Babcock, director of the Joint were between gamblers. He named charge of arrangements. yearly by Columbia Recreation ald R. Tuttle, telephone AGademy , Mike Hammer licensed ski Inetructore and some port to any West German repre­ able time” must elapse betwee)i the | pedited. ers, William and Albert Eisfeld of setti served a prison term in 19.’>4 A potluck supper at 6:45 will Humley-Brlnklay 10 non-nuclesr weapone.’* U.S. Troops j Commls.sion on Accreditation of Boston as one of the centera from Council and Columbia Chapter 8-S4S5. 7:00 Jim Backus Show 3. 13 International Zone Bowles, Rowan said, did not Im' 7,000 hotels. sentatives into West Berlin. advance notice and the time a r4- • Addition Planned San Antonio. and 1957 for nonpayment of the which known gamblers made fre­ precede a program which is plan­ ARC. More than ■ 200 youngsters Rough RIrtara 10 snotgun Slade servist reports for active duty. ! Hospitals. . Closeup And it omild be presumed that The hospital in May announced Funeral servicSi will be held Sun­ federal gambling .stamp tax. quent calls to gamblers in several ned for 8:15 and arranged by Mrs. registered for the classes this year, News A Weather 30 The mleg add that this tim e; [ He said, "The commission wish- plans for a $368,000 addition to West Point 8 Ihe Brothers Branegan the Russians would ctemand the ■ es to commend you for maintain- day at 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral The operation of such a aervic.e other cities In the United States Oiarles Hill, president of the club. Miss Carole Lusky. Red Cross in Million Dollar Movie 18 11:00 News, Sporta and Weathe^ should be "at least SO days unless ! On Line Get contain, among other things, sev­ Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock­ is legal under ,^ th Massachusetts At this time there will be an structor, etdd that 116 Red Cross Boy, 8, from Brazil, Uncovered .■in right to screen pasaengtra trans­ it is determined by the Secretary i I ing standards desen-ing of ac- and In Montreal and Toronto. 22 11:16 J*cK P a sr Show (C) ported there — as well as trans­ en additional semi-private bed­ ville, with Rev. Paul Bowman, pas­ and Federal law. Tn this third day of the sub­ opportunity for everyone to meet cards which certify that the hold T.IB King* of Golf of the Army that military condi- i ^ ^ T H icredltatlon and for your con.stant rooms. The Sport* Camera ,•10 F eature 40 ported out. ’They do not now have tiong do not permit such delay.” f t I D i f I I I l i S *0 improve the qiliality of tor of Union Con^egatlonal Rossetti gave his name and .said committee's hearings on organized the Republican candidates in the er has completed qualifications re­ In New Britain for Evening Report 40 Europe's Flnsst Movies The memorial fund, to be called Church, officiating. Burial will be he lives in East Boston, hut told crime and gambling McClellan an­ forthcoming election. More details quired in the particular swimming 7:30 Outlaws 10. S3. 30 11:30 Premiere that right. It would immediately Reservists would be drawn from patient care.” Summer Sport* Spectacular 3. 12 World's Best Movies the Winchell-Foslcr Free B ed Monday in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. the subcommittee very little el.se. nounced he would look Into the will be announced later, but at this group he has been in. will be pre­ ■eal off the major escape route the mobilization pool of about one AccreditationAccreuuauon will not produc^p^^ ^,^^3 ^een made possible Cornea Transplant G ueitw ard Ho! 43. 40 11:36 News CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN...! of East Germane who have been million men wl)ich con.sists of both Arlington, Ma.*s. The official reporter told Chairman Bo.*ton situation and also hear time the club invites the public to sented Saturday when the classes Blue Ansel* . 11:3U Jack Paar Show (C) (Continued from Page One) dramatic changes In any of ^ 1 Friends may call at the Ladd John L. McClellan. D-Ark.. that te.*tlmony from Rhode Island po­ attend this affair. hold their swimming demonstra­ 8:00 Donna Reed Show I. 4ft 53 1:00 Late News aaeured of a way into West Ger­ reserve units and individuals not hospital'sbnsnitnl R facilitiesfnrilUien or services, acac- ... H . __ Funeral Home Saturday from 2 to New Britain, Aug. 24 ()P)—An 8- 8:30 Tale* ot the Vikins* 18 New*. Prayer many once they got across the presently assigned to organizations. cording to hospital officials. Mrs. Minnie Foster Riley in me­ Roesmtti had failed, when asked lice officials. Last night the women voted to tion. climaxed by the aquacade. It SEE SATCRDArS XV WEEK FOR COMPLETE U8TINO Spokesmen for the Swedish and mory of her grandparents. C>tu.* 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. \ w,’£fether he swore to tell the truth, furnish a hot meal at noon for the will be presented at the Community year-old Brazilian boy sees an eye border into West Berlin. The administration’s new mo­ Norwegian consulates in West According to Mrs. Yaskulka, ac­ specialist In New Britain today to r . 8. CHOICE, BLOCK STYLE The note also was considered bilization order directs that units creditation is a symbol of top pa­ and Hester Winchell. and her par­ to make a reply but the w’itness election workers on Oct. 2. Beach at 2 p.m. If it should rain, ♦ Berlin said the Communist au­ ents, Wilbur and Marj- Edna then said "I do.” Plans were also discussed for a it will be held Sunday, same time another effort to teat the nerves alerted for possible duty be tient care and means the hospital find out if his rapidly diminish­ brought up to full strength. To do thorities had informed the con­ I'yister. As to his business or occupation. Painting Exhibit single meeting to replace the No­ and place. ing eyesight can be saved. and determination of the West in sulates it was not possible ifor their will have to meet the high stand­ Funeral* Rossetti said "I refuse to answer vember and December meetings, ’Twelve girls have been in the Sergio Gouvela of Rio de Ja­ Radio OHUGKPOT protection of the West Berlin this, unit commanders have two nationals to travel to the West in ards *et by the national commis­ Income from the fund will main­ general sources for manpower: sion. tain the free bed. on grounds it might tend to in­ Now on Display both of which come close to the synchronised swimming group in­ neiro will visit Dr. Paul Tisher, (This Uettng includes only those news broadoaete of 10 or 15-mlnnto population. tile present circumstances. The Mr*. Ida R. Prentlre criminate me." structed by Mrs. Leona Wolmer, and be examined in hope that a (At 'Voluntary enlistment of holidays. length- Some etatlone carry other short neweoaste.) (British sources regarded the men with prior sem-ice and IB) Communists Indicated the restric­ The funeral of Mrs. Ida Roberts Adlerman asked Ro.s.settl when •’ An exhibit of paintings by a for­ Refreshments last night were chairman of the council’s swim cornea transplant will be practi­ Soviet attitude as extremely seri­ tion was temporary but 4id not say Prentice of 109 High St., was held he had decided to invoke the Fifth provided by Mrs. Bugene Dente, program and the Red Cross water cable. WDBC—1344 6:46 Lowell Thomris Men brought in from the mobiliza­ how long it would last. yesterday afternoon at the Holmes mer resident of Mandhester Is 4:00 News A 4:56 Phil Risutto NOAST ous. ’They noted the Russians never tion pool. Amendment. McClellan remarked now on display at the 'E’armlngton w s . Sheldon Gardner, Mrs. Ken­ safety committee. These are the The trouble developed a short 4:04 Today on Wall Street 7:UU New* Exit visas have been refused to Funeral Home, 400 Main St. writh 7:10 CBS-In Person before had challenged the western In drawing on the mobilization Club he had understood the witness in­ Ave. Branch of the Hartford Na­ neth Fox, Mrs. Reginald Lewis, girls who will presenX. the aqua­ time ago. Sergio's right eye is 6:10 Sport Nswa powers over the right to carry foreign residents since Aug. 13, Sale to Country the Rev. C, O. Simpson, pastor of tended to answer questions. Ros­ Mrs. Laurens Holbrook Jr. and cade. totally blind and vision in the left 4:15 Art Johnson Show 7:30 New* pool, a commander must follow a Center Congregational Church, tional Bank and Trust Co. in Hart­ 8:06 Raynor Shines 7:46 Showcase LEAN, FRESH GROUND ALL BEEF whom they please over air corri­ priority procedure. when the Communists slammed setti took the Fifth on those ques­ NCrs. Donald James. Miss Lusky and Doran Shum- Is receding rapidly. T:00N*W*.Si|^O^, j ’OO Thf* World Tonight GRADE A HEN shut the West Berlin escape route officiating. ford. The boy’s trip to the United 8:16 Showcase and New* dors to ^rlin. Planes on these ' First he rhust try to ’ get his tions too. ' The collection of 35 water col­ Movie Party way, assistant Instructor, are In routes are operated by U.S., Brit­ fillers from among the men who for East German refugees, the Burial waa in Elast Cemetery. The subcommittee had described Mr. and Mrs. John K. Pringle, charge of the demonstration in States was made possible by the 4:00 Sound Stsg* diplomats said. Possible, Says Martin Bearers were Samuel Jewell, ors, mostly’ land and seascapes, Jomal do Brasil, a Rio de Janeiro 7:00 Edward P. Morgan ish and Prench companies). - have reserve obligation* as a re­ him in advance as the operator of is by Mi.*s Mildred Undberg of Jonathan Trumbull Highway, will which most of the registered group 8:30 Night Flight sult of having chosen only six 'The restriction affects more than Charles l.,uce, Charles Allen, Al­ Sportsday Weekly’ and of Atlantic entertain with an outdoor movie will participate. 'This includes be­ newspaper. 11:55 News c As viewed by diplomats in Mos­ 300 western nationals living In fred Rivenburg, Charles Peckham Westport. It will be on display at 4 ginners through life savers. The paper heard about Sergio’s 13:00 Sign cow, the note appeaed to be aimed month.* of active duty upon being General Manager Richard Martin wiU pre.sent to the board and Alton Cow’les. Carriers in Boston, but did not say the bank until the end of Septem­ 4 Sunday night, when their son Jack East Germany, including about trouble and his limited financial lb directly at separating Berlin’s drafted. Then he may turn to men what Atlantic Carriers is. ber. will have as his guests the mem­ It is expected that more than 175 4:00 News. Weather A Sport* TURKEYS Hamburg in the speciric grades and special­ 600 Dutch, 100 to 115 Swedes, of directors Sept. 5 a tentative proposal which will permit the Asked whether he is known as bers of the class of 1661 of Hor­ capabilities. It launched a fund 6:30 Market Report ^ I western enclaves from the western J Swtan Cleeses fled yb'ung person from this pro­ R. I., yesterday with his mother, WPO P—1414 VEAL them seem to fall into the bracket nize the Communist regime. Their of the land, after a public hearing, His survivors Include his wrife, ed to say’ whether his friends call­ ■W’ “Nostalgia" has been Mrs. Rosario Gouveia, a kitchen 4:00 Today In Hartford Plnms Lb. 19c of provocateurs. No price' has t^een set on the w’ithout a referendum qn the sub­ the former Lillian Mack; a daugh­ Miss Carole Lusky, swim instruc­ gram who wishes to attend the Red ? :15 Connecticut Ballroom nationals check in with their con­ areas .suggested b.v Martin for ed him Monge. chosen to hang In the new Musemn Cross Aquatic School to become an employe in a Rio de Janeiro :00 Bob Scott ject. However, if 5 per cent of the ter, Mni. Eldward Shensie of of Art. Science and Industry in tor for the Columbia Recreation Fancy, Yellow, The note said the Soviet gov­ Cuba Tells UN sulates in West Berlin only rare­ the sale or rental of the property. Rossetti refused to say whether Council classes, has annotmced that instructor. boarding house and her cousin, 9:00 Ray Somers ernment had repeatedly told the ly. usually to get their passports electorate signed a petition for a Brandy St.; two sons Joseph Orlf- he was Involved with Bernard Bridgeport. Fernando Martinez Coelho. They 11:00 News Freeatone ^ New Appraisal referendum, one would be held. fing of Hebron and Gfeorge Grif­ the classes which weu postponed FaniUy Outing 11:10 Ray Somers CUTLETS United States and the other pow­ renewed. E'^irther. Martin made the stipu­ BTiendman of Boston in onerating Miss Lindberg left Manchester spent the night in Central Falls, 1:00 Del R sy c;" .Show Peaches v Lbe. ers about the "illegal and inad­ An uneasy calm prevailed along A majority of the board of direc­ fing of Andover; and two grand­ In 1956 after Uving here for about yesterday because of u e weather Tolland Colmty Aisociates will WINF—13J6 U.S. to Attack lation that no price will be set a wire service known as the Co­ condltloni. will be held Friday R. I., with the boy’s aunt and missible Interference of the Fed­ the border through Berlin today tors, in a poll taken In June by The children. eight years. She is the sister of have UjS. Rep. Horace Seely- 6:00 News 11^’ H I. 1 ( ( until such time as an apprrnisal Bearers were Raymond Calhoun, lumbian (Club, that was Incor- morning. Intermediates two will IBrown Jr. and Anthony Wallace, uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Gou­ 6:10 Wall Street eral Republic of Germany in the but new Communist moves against Herald, expressed a friendly inter­ ported as a charitable agency. Mrs. James KlrltiMridk of 68 6:15 Showcase affairs of West Berlin." (Continued from Page One) has been made of the tract, to est in the idea of selling land to Jo.*eph Mack. Keeney'"Hutchinson, meet at 8 and Beginners three at speaker of the House in the State vela Nunes. the western half of the city were update an appraisal that was made After some thought he said he Pro.spect St. 10:45. Prior to that he had atopped in Among these items of interfer­ generally anticipated. the countr.v club, or at least mak­ Thomas Daley and George O. Legislature, as guests at the fam­ peace and. called for its immediate in 1955. Rose, all of Bolton and Leroy Kin­ Food Sale Planned ily outing scheduled for Sept. 10 Washington, D. C., where he was HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ence, the note said, was the re­ For the second time this week ing some arrangement to permit liquidation. The country club must foot the ney of Andover. -it i Ih e Catholic Ladles Society will at Lake Mafk in West Stafford. met by Brazilian officials and peated appearance of West Ger­ British troops were called out for the club to return to a private tn. & i. .» sponsor a home baked sale on the newsmen. In both his airport ap­ Brewed only Phon* Ml 3-4278 man officials In West Berlin. It A Cuban attack on the U.S. an early morning practice alert. bill for the appraisal of the tract, status. Corn-on-the cob and chowder are WINDOW SHADES 317 HIGHLAND ST., MANCHESTER presence at Guantanamo will and also for a surv’ey of the tract, ] Mrs. Mary M. McCann church grounds at S t Columba listed among the many foods which pearances young Sergio displayed in Milwaukee... Naturally! did not specifically mentioh last One company of the Welsh Regi­ Sept. 2 from 1 - 4 p.m. Mrs. Ihom- weekend’s visit of Konrad Adenau­ probably spark a reply from the ment. accompanied by three Cen­ he said today. ( The funeral of Mrs. Mary M. Mc- will be prepared for refreshments great curiosity about his sur­ United States, who has warned it The study w’Os made by the gen­ j Cann, of 99 Wetherell St. was held uas O’Brien of Pine St. is co-chalr- and sold by the Stafford Republi­ rounding's — peering from behind WASHABLE er, but stated; turion tanks and three armored "Official representatives of the will not be forced out of the base cars, made a foray to the industrial eral manager at the request of the Driver Arrested ; yesterday afternoon at the Salva- . ‘man with Mrs. Paul Jurovaty of can Women’s Club. thick lensed glasses. INTCRSTATE it occupies under a U.S.-Cuban board of directors after a commit­ Andover. Hie entertainment program will "This is all very interesting," Bundestag and government of the district of Slemen.sstadt. K v n r l i n n ' I Citadel. Maj. E. Walter Andersons Move AQUA SHADES Federal Republic of Oermeuiy also aigreement signed more than 50 They set up anti-tank gun.* and tee from the country’ club asked E i V a U i n g V ilM illl I Lamle officiatsd, assisted by Sen. include smimming and boating, he said in Washington. "I am years ago. the directors in June “to give con­ . ___' ! Maj. John Pickup. Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Arvid J. Anderson, games 'with prises, and a general seeing many new things. I am arrive in West Berlin by the air mortars and roadblocks but let ci­ who have moved to Newington with Made to Order corridors and proceed directly Chiba insists it ha.s no Intention vilians,on their way to work pass, sideration to the matter of selling E'rank Naumec, 19 of 3 Walnut! Lyon.* presided at the organ. Vocal social time. If it should rain, the going to be an engineer when I With Your Rollers of trying to oust the United town oiN’ned land which' Includes a St. backed his car over a fire selections were presented by the their two children, have sold their affair will be held the following gro\v up.’’ $3.35 from the airport to make demon­ The practice la.*ted three hour.*. A A States from Guantanamo by force, portion of tlie pre.sent golf course strative ‘inspection’ tours of the hydrant at North St. and N. Main Salvation Army CJuartet. home on Jonathan Trumbull High­ Sunday. but it has repeatedly denounced American British and French way to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tam- Full Line of Custom ■city and make aggressive and troops faced East German forces and other adjacent land for the St. early this morning snapping it Burial was in East Cemetery, 1 i Property Sold the military installation as a gun ■purpose of enabling the Manches­ off, police said. Bearers were William Hall, David bomlni of Willimemtic. Anderson, A'of Accountable VENETIAN BUNDS hostile declarations against the pointed at Castro’s head. along the barricades all night. ’They former business manager of the According to Maxton Lessenger, German Democratic Republic and i had been rushed along into position ter Country’ Club, Inc., to build a Naumec was taking a passenger, Addy, Herbert Metcalf, John Max­ realtor, who handled the transac­ ’The United States and Britain private 18-hole golf course." Linda Smith of 23 Kerry St., home well. Thomas Maxwell, and Russell WUllmantic Branch of the South­ Under the U.S. Constitution, an the Soviet Union." already have denounced Russia yesterday after the Communists ern New Bngland Telephone Co., tion, Mr. and Mrs. George Besette individual cannot be held account­ E. A, JOHNSON ’The Ruaaians mentioned vialta warned all West Berliners to stay The country club now leases the and went past the street where she Hazen. Jr. of Hampton have purchased a able for the crimes of his fore­ for dragging the issue of western 328 feet (100 meters) back from 18-hole course from the tow’n for lived. Police said he then backed has been transferred to the Hart­ to Berlin last week by Eugen Ger- bases into the debate on the $18,000 a year, under terms which ford office where he holds the same ranch house on Hennequln Rd. bearers. The document protects all PAINT CO. Btenmaler, president of the Bunde- French dispute. the border "in-the interests of their up and hit the hydrant, and did not I post. from Fred H. Burdick, builder. persons from charges of "corrup­ l%'4 -V'. .atag section of the 'W’est German own safety." permit any Manchester resident to notify anyone of the mishap. ’Tambominl owns the Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Bessette, who have tion of blood,” no matter how se­ 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 Parliament; Erich Ollenhauer, With their weapons at the ready, become a member, and any Man­ He was arrested and charged with , Cuba Seeking H Package Store in Willimantic. Ih e a daughter Jean, are both em­ rious the crime of an ancestor. chairman of the Social Democrat­ the Allied troops patrolled the chester resident to play golf for evading responsibility. Naumec will payment of greens fees. S .-<4 -V- < ■ , • ic party; Erich Mende, chairman tense border area close to the con­ appear in Circuit Court 12, Man-1 of the Free Democratic party State News crete walls and barbed wire fences In a report prepared for Uie di­ che.ster, on Sept. 11. •Talk with U.S. “and others." set up by the Reds to prevent East rectors Martin said, "I have tw’o Two other minor accidents oc-1 ’The note went on: Germans from escaping westward. recommendations. curred yesterday. "Their coming was accompa­ Moscow Radio said the Allied “1. That the board of directors A car driven by Phillip Travolina, j Gets Brushoff nied by the organization of rallies Roundup patrolling amounted to military consider .selling so-called Globe 59, of East Hartford, locked bump­ and demonstrations at which slo­ provocation. But there were no in­ Hollow property to the country’ club ers 'vdth a car driven by Donald iContinned from Page One) gans calling for aggression I (Oontlnaed from Page Ona) cidents involving the Allied troops. subject to reservations recounted Skewes, 18, of 46 Phoenix St., Ver- ■ M oving Restyling Thinking Of against peaceloving neighboring West Berlin police said Commu­ later in this report. non, at the Center. j fer in an open session of the con­ states and for suppression of the manufacturers, compounders, and nist border guards at one croosing "2. That the price for any of Police said Skewes was traveling | ference at Punta del Elate, declar­ A New democratic forces of West Berlin processors of the drugs to regis­ point in the U.S. sector threw four this property be fixed only after a north tow’ard the Center and slow ing Cuba was ready "to discuss G Into A Your were openly proclaimed. tear gas bombs at 10 West Berlin new appraisal.” ing dow’n, Travolina wa.*. traveling „„ ^ basis of equalitv any affair G ter with the Seci-etary of Health. youths listening to a new* broad­ The tracts w’hich Marlin then "The stepping up of the machi­ Education, and 'W’elfare. behind him and was unable to slow United.?States." M In addition, every person selling, cast from R police truck's loud­ listed that he would not recom­ down in time. U.S. Undersecretady of State New Home? Kitchen? Appliance? nations of the ruling circles of the speaker. But a ' strong wind blew mend for selling included areas FTR.G in tVest Berlin bears evi­ delivering, or making other dispo­ damage was a scratch, Affairs Robert Wood- sition of the drugs would have to the gas back on the Communist around the reserv’oir itself for a on the left rear fender of the dence to their striving to deliber­ side of the fence. minimum of 250 feet, areas which Skewes car. Tliere were no arrests. ward said the United States had ately Increase tension in this area record the types and' quantities in-' accepted such Cuban offers "time volved and iist the purchasers. Li­ would give access to the reservoir A car driven by Orris L. Cousins, In order to cause complications from S. Main St. and Fern St., the 60, of 238 Parker St., was struck In after time” but the Cubans al­ and conflicts, to try to bring about censed medical practioners would Rorkville-V ernon ways "created impossible condi­ be exempt from this requirement. area around the tributary to the the rear by a car driven by Robert a clash between the western pow­ Taylor Reservoir to a distance of A. Patterson, 46, of Coventry, on tions — they never want to talk ers and the So\iet Union to the "We must get tough,” he said. on a reasonable basis." “v.'lth those criminals and tho.se 125 feet, any of the tract abutting W. C enter St. f . advantage of West German mili­ Rislev Attacks Spring St., and any tract which Police said Cousins w’as stopped Guevara said hq, told Goodwin GO TO...... NORMAN'S tarists and revenge-seekers. wholesalers, distributors, sjid deal­ Cuba “wants to remain within the might be designated as a school in a lane of traffic heading west on "And all this is taking place ers in these drugs, and with those Democrats for Sites As’allable W. Center St. when Patterson, ap­ hemispheric community. ' But he inslRADlN”nMEl In plain view and with the bless­ shady pharmacists and crooked "It would be pointed out that proaching from behind, was unable said he emphasized the Castro, re ing of the occupation authorities physicians who make a few’ extra to stop. Oil on the road caused Pat- i gime is determined to maintain dollars selling these drugs." ‘Spenders’ Slam there are other areas in this gen­ of the three powers in West Ber- eral location that are privately terson to skid into the car, police its socialist political and economic AND FIND AN APPLIANCE lln. ” said. There waa no damage or ar­ systems—system* branded by Republican Selectman candidate owned but that could be purchas­ The note concluded by telling i MacMillan Clementn rest* Washington as communistic. the three Western powers th a t; George E, Risley took Issue today ed by the country club and util­ BIG APPRAISALS • LOW PRICES Nantucket. Mass., Aug. 24 with Democratic crltiolsm of Re­ ized for relocation of all or an.v theirs was the full responsibility —Fiineral sen’ices will be held and that they should "immediate­ publican "spenders’ budgets” and part of the present golf course." TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ly take measures to terminate the here tomorrow for Macmillan said the GOP town administration Martin said this morning he in­ illegal and provocative actions of Clements, K. retired president of has been ever mindful of economy cluded this remark in the report the FGR In that city." the Clements Panel Co., Danbury. and the taxpayer. to remind tlie directors that any Stop in NOW And Let Us Tell You How Much Westerners in Moscow felt that Conn. "The Democratic candidates' price fixed ion the town-owned the Russians were pushing on a He died yesterday in Nantucket i statements and the (Mayor lao land should be comparable to point of Allied weakness. 'The orgi- Cottage Hoopital after an lIlnesB B.) Flaherty-influenced ’platform’ w’hat the country club would have uial agreements providing air. land of three days. are contradictoiy to their phil- to pay if the adjoining privately Your Present Car Is Worth In Trade For A smd water roiite.s to Berlin sought He was widely known for hie in- | osophy and acts,'’ Risley said, owned land were purchased. SPECIAL primarily to assure provision for novations in constructon work and ! Democratic candidates for select- "Any sale should be subject to the occupying garri.sons. By in­ held 36 patenU in that field; One i men, Francis J. Pitkat and Robert the right to install w’ater and terpretation it has been extended was for a process of laminating i U^mlng, in statements Inst stainless steel and ahimimim to viewed with alarm meriting sewer mains,” he said. In practice to providing support plywood. 1 taxes and pledged austerity budget- "It Is m.v opinion that the Water WESTINGHOUSE for the city. Department should retain control ’This malter was morq directly Clements built ’Tlrule Air Force ! . j 2 Base in GreenUnd In Wo,rld War statement today opens of an area around the present —although not precisely—spelled up a new field of argument in the Globe Hollow Reservoir and around ’61 CHEVROLET or CORVAIR out in the agreements reached in II and later supplied construction the Ta.vlor Reservoir and along any campaign for town election Oct. 2 1648 which ended a blockade im­ equipment for buildings erected. In —the campaign pledge* of the re­ major brook for the protection of posed by the Soviet Union. ’That the Antarctic^ffiT-Oijeration D«*p spective parties. both the quantity and quality of blockade was started in an effort Freeze. Highway money apportionment the public W’ater supply. to freeze the Allies out of W^est When he retired two years ago, between town and city, and the "Tho tow’n should retain owner­ 19” PORTABLE TV The Deals Were Never Better!! Berlin. 'The air lift, combined with the plant in Danbury closed. ship of land around the Tay’lor Res­ current dump tangle, have been the a general W’estem blockade of Clements had been a aummer resi­ chief battle Issues so far. ervoir to a higher elevation so that trade with Russia and the Eastern dent here for man.v years. He Risley said. "I agree with my the Water Department at some lat­ European Communist states, final­ made Nantucket hia permanent running mate. Herman G. Olson er date can build a higher dam UHF-VHF ly brought agreement from Pre­ home in 1651. when he asked ‘Are there any and store more W’ater at the Taylor mier Joseph Stalin to end the Besides his widow, Mrs. Eliza­ Democrats who are interested in Reservoir so as to reduce the 4 blockade. beth Miller Clements, he leaves a keeping taxes down?’ amount of w’ater wasted over the In that agreement, signed in son and daughter, Robert Clem­ "Take, for example, the City of Globe Hollow spillw’ay some times Paris in June 1848. it was stated ents and Miss Elizabeth Ann Rockx-llle’s budget,” Risley said. of the year. that in order to facilitate trans­ Clements; both of Nantucket. "It is almost $75,000 higher than “'Before a sale is considered, an port and communication among the previous Republican budget, ertgineering survey in the field the different occupation zones and Confesses Violation which was criticized severely b.v should be made to detennine the U HTWEIQHT between the sectors in Berlin. the now’-mayor of Rockville. In limit along the brooks and around 9 "The occupation authorities, each Hartford, Aug. 24 i/P) — The that he termed it a ‘spenders’ the Taylor Reservoir. The cost of H i in his own zone . . . will take the State Liquor Control Commission budget. an.v such surv’ey ehould be borne measures necessary to insure the has suspended for 30 days the beer "However, the ma.vor had to by the club, but made by engineers Pinwale Corduroy BEL AIR 4-DOOR SEDAN BISCAYNE 2-DOOR SEDAN normal functioning and utilization permit of a New Britain grocer borrow’ an additional amoimt to retained by the town. of air, water and rail transport." w'ho personally notified the com­ balance the budget at the end of "My ideas concerning the areas 'The West contends this pro- mission of his violation of the law his first year. that should not be sold would ap­ LUXURY AT LOW COST Budget Priced te pH your Pockelbook viaion has been violated by the bar­ against selling to minors. "We in the tow’n administration ply also to any long term lease. DUSTER rier erected betwen East and West The commission noted yester­ have been conscientiously giving Subject te Ordinance Berlin and placed all around 'West' day, however, that selling to a our entire efforts for the best gov­ "Any sale of lease of any of this Trimmed with Fringe Berlin to seal it off from East minor usually brings a 60-day sus­ ernment at a minimum cost." land, of course, is subject to the Germans. pension. Risley said the town road fund provisions of the special act that ’The agreement made no refer­ In the case of Frank J. Satalino has been reduced during his ad­ permits the sale or lease by the TAKE YOUR NGK OF ence to West German offl dais’ of Satalino's Groceries, 618' Elast ministration due to purchase of same process as ordinances are having ready access to the city. In St., New Britain, the less severe surplus equipment, equipment s5 .9 9 the treaty recognizing the sov­ penalty apparently was in recog­ "which enabled us to maintain our j OPEN HURRY IN TODAY AttERIGA’S MOST POPUUR CARS nition of his volunteering the In­ ereignty of West Germany, the Al­ foads without pa.ving for rental of 1 Pinwale solid corduroy duster, raglan H lies expressly reserved West Ber­ formation about his violation. equipment.” Persunal Notices DAILY lin as occupation territorj'. ’This Violations are usually reported He said "certain •w’ell tra'veled cuffed sleeves, fringed trim on peter pan waa a necessary reservation to to the commission b.y the local po­ roads” were widened with the help collar and cuffs, two slash pockets jewel '5 protect occupation rights, shared lice departments that discover o,f state aid, and a retired atate In Metnoriam button c1(f6jng. ^zes: 10/20. Colors: Red, .9 to 9 jolnOy with the Soviet Union. them. engineer was retained by the to-wm In loviniT m em ory of Mre. Susan i x i Q m x x i The new note was looked upon Satalino's wife, Mrs. Rita Satali- ivifthout an.V cost to the taxpayer Gaily, who passed away August 34. turquoise. 1959. STORE here as only one more step in the no. was nonvicted of the'charge of to;Inspect drainage plans for new’ Sweet is the word of remembrance. jS p L U N cl^ d FURNITURE ! SATURDAY Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. selling to a minor nearly a year residential streets. Dear is the one who is gone preparation of the Soviet position TILL 6 P.M. t* be taken at 'coming talks—once ago, but New Britain police failed “I pledge to continue to give the 1 in memory w# win always keep her. N e a r M c K E E 1229 MAJN ST. OPEN 9 ta 9 MANCHGSTtR ■ereemMit is reached on when and to report the caoe, the oornmlsoioin ta x |> * y « r th e h e a t g o v e r n m e n t a t •*‘**'' •* >'«"■" °"- I I S HARTFORD ROA WMM tho]r win begin. a BiMihnnm coat,” raategr aaid. * Hu*baad aad rtiMrow. J A / pa6e nx MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 PAGE SEVEN spirit and mood of battle are im­ since her intelligence seems of the Chester had ssii claims from wom­ Antrl^pBtpr ®ooip«raUTa prastiga aad atandthg potatoes, toonatoes and watereresa. (at tha tlaltad SUtas. portant, the only weapons she kind which can pin points down in Jobless Claims en, 44 less than Uie previous week asked to report to Mrs. Alexis snd 45.2 per cent of the total Coventry Oantaloux>c8, honeydew melons, Scholarship Aid For HoTOit Honsr oone, than, that Major really likes- to use are facts. And a few words which both compel •CONCRETE Dou'vUle, sanqs time and ploos. Cttrttitts IfpraUl Connecticut she even has the capacity for thought ahd defy refutation, she claims,load here. i Tryouts close then. Food Specials for Weekend watermelons, limes and grapes are Economical Rnpoln M ChiOTara went home by w’ay of Increased bv B8 best buys among fruits. Granted Quartet getting a legislature to notice could, with more assurance from FOUNDATIONS Clearsiice RocKo, TV, Stnrao, Brasil, whara he bad a big medal Yankee them, which is sometimes more the experience now behind her, Jobless claims filed in Manches­ There will be a clearance of all Sure to Whet All Appetites piaaeid on him, and by way of Ar­ of an achievement than it may become one of those rare individ­ A Thought for Today Committees Set Up summer clothing at the Thrift and Four ManohMter students who Fhenegroph AppHcmcot By A. H. O. seem to those who have - not uals the House so often needs, to ter for tha week ended AV*' • NEW FANaS out Shop of the PubUo Health Deaths Last Night will be entering college this fall gentina, where he was received by totaled 1,961 or 88 more than the SpoMorad by the Maacheqlar By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS prices are (President Frondlai? How come watched legislature after legisla­ be the quiet but unflinching Nursing Assn, tomorrow and Sat­ were awarded scholarships tmder Although there la nothing more ture behave aa if cbrtain challeng­ guardians of its own conscience. previous week's count of 1,873. C^oBci] ef Churches urday between 10 a.m. and noon Just about svery appetlts can bs sagging because this year's produc the original cenfe'rence did not QUALITY WORK tlon is S3q>ected to be424 per cent By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Grace Robertson Scholsrahip Potterton's dangerous to a columnist’s health ing facts did not even exist. The redoubtable Lucy, then, for Total unemployment compensa­ For250Anniversary and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. saUsfled with the wide variety of Oil City, Pa. — Edmond C. PubUiM Brary Bso«m Join us In any action of any- kind tion claims filed In Connecticut Two Prayers The shop will bs closed Mon­ above last year’s record output of Fund by the board of uducatlon, Phone BD 9-4Sn ' r* aad BoUtbya. Botarad at UM than for him to praise a lady leg­ In the 196^! session, Lucy Ham­ promise beautifully fulfilled; the weekend specials offered by super­ 85 million birds. As a result, the Breene, 83, a founder and board trustees for the fund, at its meet­ 180 Center SL-rCor. of Okneli ti pmca Cobb, aa against Cuba? mer's most publicised achievement principled. Intelligent Evelyn during the same period had a re­ day, Tuesday and Wednesday to islator, we ventured same the Last night my little boy confessed 1. J. FOLOMSXI markets snd neighborhood stores National Turkey Federation Is ex­ chaiman of the Winona Oil Co. of ing Monday night The answer would seem to be was the final legislative cure of Fisher for promise now beginning verse trend, declining slightly to to me Telepkous Collect Flans ara progressing on tbefpresant a transfer card from their prepare for its fall clothes. It 'wiU pected to ask Secretary of Agri- Delaware, died Wednesday after other day, and find ourselves still 51,271 (Includes 4,693 factory vaca­ former school. reopen Thursday. Houra aio aa this week. Grants of $125 went to Miss mmcKQTioM turam that ktajor Guevara was not'quite a somewhat historic injustice, dat­ to uiifold. Some childish wrong: STORKS, OA a-tOdd S50th anniversary celebration o f oultiu« Freeman to Impose market­ a short ilness. Breene, an attorney, Mary Jane McChirry, 51 N. Elm PayaMa Ib Adaaaoa. unclawed. True, in the case of ing from the time the first school tion shutdown claims) from 51,782 And kneeling at my knee. Any seniors coming into town stipulated above. Beef, pork, lamb, fowl and fish was a founder and the first pres­ OuTlar as wild and crasy aa our corre­ EUisabeth Budd, now Mrs. Merle (Includes 6,286 factory vacation the town which has'been set for Leo T. Leary of Upton Drive ing controls. S t, Miss Lynn Ann Longfellow, 3 Taar ...... S16J 0 transportation grants were voted KOWALSKI ON BER U N He prayed with tears,— who have not registered are to do get almost equal billing bi the ad­ Shrimp, haUbut cmd scollops are ident of the Pennsylvania Oude RUG and llontBa 7.TK spondents pictured him. In fact, DeWeea, there were certain fac­ shutdown claims) the previous July 8 throuf^ July 14 of 1962, is a surgical patient at Windham vertisements. Robin Rd., Samuel A. McCloud, to tjie towns in order to encourage Washington, Aug. 24 (iP)—Rep. “Dear God. make me a man so tomorrow qt the Coventry High the fish specials. Oil Assn. 160 Woodland S t, ai)d Barry w MootBa • •••••a««a S»S0 some of the same correeppndents tors in our favor, which may have centralisation of rural schools, Frank Kowalski, D-Conn., says week, it wss announced today by Like Daddy—^wlse and strong; according to Arthur J. Vinton, School where Superintendent of Community Memorial Hospital. Beef-lovers can pick from round Santa Barbara, Calif, — Charles no M ODtb a aa aaaaaa**# a State Labor Commissioner Rensto general chairman. Meetings are and chuck pot roasts, rib mds, New arrivals on the vegetable Wayne Cole, 72, H'ud^on S t , a • aaa a a »a aa^aaaa who originally pictured him that spared us the reaction of other and therefore limited to the small­ the western Allies' hesitancy to I know you can.” Schools Royal O. Fisher will ac­ He Is expected to be there be­ W. Fairbanks, 53, a rancher and a UPHOLSTERY E. Riccluti. being held regularly by the gen­ and round, sirloin and porterhouse and fruK markets are tomatoes Mias McCurry will attend way got around to summing up lady legislators who were not er towns. All the communities submit the question of U.S. and Then while he slept cept the registrations. tween three and five weeks, Mrs. member of the board of directors praised. But a columnist has to A year ago state unemployment eral and subcommittees. Leary said. steaks also feautred are corned from New York and Massachu­ of Radio Station WIBC, Indiana­ Springfield (College, and Miss .. THBi 4889^I!R ed n u m his role at the conference as one which provide such transportation Soviet rights In Berlin to the In­ I knelt beside his bed, Food Sale Longfellow will enter Colby; the - tlw Aiaoelatad la ezctualTaty live dangerously, perhaps we can ivill now be treated on a equal ternational Court of Justice is clalnu Increased to 41,015 from 40,- Confessed my sins. Herman F. LeDoyt has been The food sale sponsored by the E-3 Daniel Judkins is spending beef, ground beef and liver. setts; squash from Massachusetts polis, died Tuesday. He was a CLEANING ,wtiu«d to tha OM tt ranibUcatkiB at In which he had gained and used named vice chairman of the cele­ a 15-day leave from Camp Lft- and Connecticut; potatoes from grandson of C3iarles W. Fairbanks, two young man will both be stu­ alt etwa dtanatclMB credlled to H or get away with saying a few nice basis, and that was the specific working to the advantage of the 680 for the corresponding period. And prayed with low-bowed head. Women's Auxiliary to the Coven­ IPrlces of rib roasts were down considerable influence. things about some other rather East Germans. In a statement The rate of Insured unemploy­ bration with Byron W. Hall aa Jeune, N. C., with his parents, from last week in most areas while Colorado, Idaho and Nebraaka; rice president under President dents at Central Oumectlcut State aot othenriaa credRad In tula yapar achievement of the Senator from "O God, make me a child try Volunteer Fire Assn, of South watermelons from Indiana and Ckillege. TEL. Ml 9-1752 ■foS alao tha local Bawa putotataed Bare. The other good news lately, dtsth^iahed distaff members of the Twelfth. The facta had been yesterday urging Congress to pass ment (continued claims to insur^ Like nty child here— treasurer and Mrs. Doris E. W. Coventry will start at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Judkins and sirloin steak was up except in the Theodwe Roosevelt and the son of all rl(BU of repiibUcatloa id aoadal ^his resolution calling for such ac­ workers), for claims filed last week Manning as secretary. New York metropolitan area where Missouri; blueberries from Michi­ the late Frederic C. Fairbanks, The scholarships are part of a or IBupalcbet biBraiB ara alao raaar rad. which may not prove quite as the General Assembly, even if our there for many years; the effort Pure, guileless, Saturday at Tremblay's store, family. He will report Sept. 9 i_ . selection leaves some other tion, he said the ^ s t Germans with respect to unemployment dur­ Trusting Thee with faith sincere. Chairman Vinton has listsd the with the Third Division at the it w a ^ ff 10 cents a pound. gan; O'vacados from Florida; publisher of the Indianapolis News. $30,000 trust fund establisRed un­ good aa it has seemed, has con­ and will to dig them out and help following general committee mem­ There will bd^ practice for the pnmes from Washington and New der the 'will of the late Miss M l 3 -5 7 4 7 run aanlea etlaat «( N. B. a. Bva- worthy egos, suid even some them fight their own battle were are using the Allie.s' indecision “to ing the week Aug. 6 through 12, Andrew Gillies (Coventry Police Panthers midget Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton Smoked butts, loin and hams are Honolulu — w |ilter Krausnick, dee. Inc _ cerned the visit of Russia's worthy modesties, still unmentl- push us closer and closer to the was lower at 6.3 per cent as com­ bers; Jolm Hetzel, Bertron A. in California, York, ;>nd brussells sprouts and 72, retired professor of electrical Grace Robertson, who bequeathed . PubUahera RapraaOBtatlTca: Tha supplied by Lucy. Submitted by Hunt, Walter 8. Keller, Mrs. Her­ football league team at 6 p.m. to­ the major pork entree, sedkle pears from New York. $111,000 to public institutions fulhit Mathewa S p ^ al Amiey — Wav Deputy Premier Mikoyan to Ja­ oned. If Lucy Hammer represents the brink, where we Hill have no al­ pared with 6.4 per cent the preced­ morrow at the Plains Athletic Leg of lamb and lamb sholilder engineering at East Carolina Col­ YoriL ChlcajtoL Itottolt and Boaton. ternative but to fight or sur­ ing week. A year ago, it was 4.5 Carlton T. Daley man "Jake” LeDoyt, Charles E. Best buys among vegetables are upon her death in 1958. She was jiiuiwR JL0DIT BTnteau o> pan. Here, too, we can all be for­ For full-fledged effectiveness as matured valuably seitooned legis­ Field. Manchester Evening Herald roast are featured. lege, Greenville, N. C., died Tues­ Garner's a legislator, it would be hard to render over our rights in Ber­ per cent, Ricciutl said. United Methodist Church, Nyack, Mrs. Edward Schulthelss, Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ Flyers and chicken parts domin­ celery, O ^ e a s cabbage, corn, eu- day while on a Pacific Science Con­ the daughter of the late J. T. 8 GRISWOLD ST. rntcuumuNB. given If we have an Image of lator. Rep. Evelyn S. Fisher, Dem­ lin." Ranking eighth in claims, Man- Bolton Mrs. Henry Sherman and Mrs. Any girls eight to 14 years in­ Robertson, founder of the Bon rate anybody, of either sex or of ocratic member of the House from terested in trying out for the line Uttle, tele^one Pilgrim ate the fqwl department. oumbers, eggplant, green onions, gress botany field trip near Hono­ We Give i/.-AT Green .SLuiqw The Herald Pnattog Oompany, li Mikoyan bombarding his hosts Da'vid Simmons. lettuce, glebe type onions, eastern lulu. Ami Co. 'aifumei no ttaanclal reaponalMlIty either house, ahead of Senator the town of Oxford, represents the Mr, and Mrs. Frederick C. Well- team!s cheerleading squad are 2-6281. Turkeys don't appear among the ^typographlirJ errora appearing with one arrogant and insulting Lucy T. Hammer, Republican, of Terti»emen'.a and other read' nice flowering of a newcomer who. wood are serving aa co-chairmen In The llanoBeatar Etraninlt demand after another, thereby the Twelfth District. As a mem­ if she can continue to preserve of the research and pageant. Any­ making ail the Japanese love us ber of the House for three ses­ her charmed political life in a one knowing historical facts about Dtanay afleentaln* eloshiB houra: sions from Branford, she learned For HODdar^l p.m. fTlday. more than ever, and thereby de­ long-time Republican town, should Fitting children's^ shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: the Town of (Joventry has been For Tueaday^l pum. Itonday. the ropes, and how to use them, become an increasingly respected asked to contact them. Anyone For Wedneadaj*—1 p.m Tneaday. feating the apparent object of hts as quickly as any legislator with­ ^ iu' ' For ThuradaF—1' p.». ----- Wednt-neaday. and influential member of the Y e s , Mothers and Dads. . . w e do know how. having ideturea and post cards of For Fiidar—1 tom. Thuraday. own \’isit. But, while he has been in memory. She has bright, sharp House. value are asked to contact Herman For SarardaF—1 jp.m. Friday. using the diplomatic whip, Miko­ eyes,' quick to notice things with­ First elected in the Ribicoff F. LeDoyt, vice chairman. Claaslfled dOadUne; lOtSO a.m. eaci dar of puhHeatleB a a e ^ Batarday— yan has also had with him the out giving any tell tale flicker. landslide of 1958, then retaining "Com pie to Line Burton E, Moore has been named t am. economic carrot. His mission may She has a directioned mind, her seat for the 1961 session, she Of Corrootive director of the pageant. ° which sets a target for itself and has had, in each session, some Shoe." The general committee has ask­ ’niunday, August 24 wind up something less than total does not surrender until the tar­ ed for an appropriation of $3,000 to trouble reconciling her personal Tour Doctor’s disaster If, in the ehd, he talks get has been achieved. She is re­ principles and standards and in­ cover the expenses of the celebra­ The Imae At The Border Japan into increasing its trade silient. learning new strategy Prescription tion. It la the feellqg of this com­ a stincts with the demands of par­ Filled With Care BACK-TO-SCHQOL from her defeats. She is durable ty or the sometimes blind and Im­ mittee that the o^bratlon is a As the Herald Tribune observes with Russia. That trade doubled last year; Mikoyan has been talk­ and courageous, never resorting pulsive stampeding of some sup­ civic affair and that no organiza­ succinctly this morning, "‘the cen- to any sp^al claim or considera­ posedly non-partisan measures. tion or group or individual should 4 trsl issue of the Berlin crisis has ing big markets at a time when tion for her femininity. But whereas, in the first session, profit from the program. Any up PUN both we and Japan are afraid to When she moves behind a she reconciled her conflicts behind Mancea realized are to be turned suddenly shifted its ground. The over toward the requested appro­ question is no longer whether we have Japan try to sell much more cause, its friends and foes are the scenes, she begtm, in the sec­ both on notice that something ond, to make her points on the d ' SHOES priation. are ready to fight for the freedom to us. According to (Jhairman Vinton Japan automatically rejects significant and formidable has floor. And since no legislator does te i MAIN f 1 of the West Berliners, but whether been added. But, although her there are 13 committees In the to Mikoyan's loud advice about Ja­ homerwork better than she, and **FiUing h process of being formed and seV' we are ready to fight for the right eral more are needed. Aa soon as of access to East Berlin." pan's military relationship with O ur Buaineaa** SAVINGS the suggested persons can be con' 37% us. But cheers over the complete Having accepted, in fact, the tacted and approval received, Vin­ failure of the Mikoyan mission authority of the East German re­ MANCHESTER HRE DEPARTMENT'S ton will list them. gime to behave like a sovereign had better be held up, until next KofC Picnic state and control the emigration year's trade statlatlcB are In. 12Hi ANNUAL 6t. Jude Council No. 4IM6, To picture and report the boor­ KodC, has completed its plEins for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY of Its own people, the West still ish talents of opposition states­ its annual family picnic and com­ maintains the theory and thi munion Sunday. The day will be­ claim that its own right of access men is not always to prove them PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL gin with the 7:30 am . Mass at to East Berlin remains guaranteed complete fools. St. Mary's Church. The picnic will he held in the afternoon at the ONLY AT ROBERT HALL! by four power agreements. In ON THE LOT NEXT TO HREHOUSE KofC grounds on Snake Hill Rd. other words, we accept Communist They Had It Gone MAIN AND HILLIARD STREETS AdmdMion will be free. Those at­ control of the border between East Members of Philadelphia's base­ tending are to bring their own and West Berlin so far as it ap­ ball tesim were much surprised FRIDAY, AUG. 25— STARTS 6:30 P-M. food. plies to the people of East Ger­ bDchael .Otrberry and Armand when, arriving home from road McDonald of MhnaAeld are co- many and East Berlin; we do not tour the other night, they were All You Can Cat! chairmen of the actl-vlty. They accept that this control and super­ welcomed at the airport by some are being assisted by Frederick vision of the border Includes the 200 enthusiastic fans. Thi8 was ADULTS 75c— CHILDREN 50c Bilodeau, Charles Carpenter, Fran­ right to keep us from crossing It, TICKETS AT THE DOOR cis Grady, Gilbert 8-wanson and the team which had, just the night Theodore Sokolowski. from our side, going from West to before, finally ended its historic Other activities being formulat East. There is little we can do, ex­ losing streak, winning its first MUSIC BY POLICE and FIREMEN'S BAND ed by the council include catering cept drive around and look. If we ball game in 34, leaving behind a nUs advt sponsored by McKinney A LitUe Pet Shop a clambake Sept. 10 at the KofC A do enter East Berlin. It Is an issue new modem losing streak of 33 home and grounds. Michael Fratl- of legality, of morale, and of pres­ annl Is general chairman games. A picnic for the workers who tige. that we should retain the But the team, we subject, miss­ built the KofC home and their right to enter If we wish to. ed the point of the welcome. We families will be held here the after' That right the Communists have doubt that the welcome was for noon of Sept. 24. Albert A. Rossi not yet challenged or denied us. and Patrick Mohan are in charge the outcome of the 24th game, in of arrangements. But they seem to be heading In which the long losing skein was fi­ Installation of officers and that direction. At the moment, nally broken. We think the salute Columbus Di^ social program will they are specifying that Allied was to the record 23 games lost. be held the evening of Oct. 14. U personnel from the W'est enter Abd we think the welcoming Plans for a formal dedication East Berlin at one particular of the home are being made by Our reg. 1.89 beys’ crowd would have been much big­ the Rev. Bernard J. Foster, chap­ point of crossing, and no other. ger, and the enthusiasm still more lain, and Albert A. Rossi. So long as they do keep this one pronounced. If, the night before, Window A rt Exhibit point of crossing open, they meet the team had managed to lose the Gordon MacDonald of Andover new pullever our legal requirements, and do will have an art display In the win­ 24th game too. and had edme dow at the Fhibllc Health Nursing not do too much to our prestige. home riding a losing streak which It's Our 4th Anniversary Association headquarters at the The po8.sibility ahead is that was still going. Helms building on Main St. until PONCHO SHIRTS they may try to close this one After all. In sports these days, Sept. 1. point. The exhibit includes assorted SPECIAL a record la a record. The futile and We Are Celebrating wood cuts, magazine illustrations In that eventuality we wotild be Phillies have now blown their big­ and mural sket&es. faced, as the Herald Tribune said, gest opportunity. If they could MacDonald has a bachelor of fine with the question of whether we only have kept losing until the With A Store Wide arts degree from Pratt Institute in PURCHASE! would fight to preserve our own Brooklyn, N. Y. and is presently a end of the season, they would have free-lance artist. He did the mural access to East Berlin. It could be been national heroes, ahead of any at the Coventry Branch of the assumed that, while this test was World Series participants, ahead Manchester Savings and Loan As REG. 2.89 being made of us, the right of ac­ soclatlon headquarters. In addition, *3 of any of the 1961 ball Many Acrilem^ aeryHe knits cess for which w'e are definitely he painted the murals at the Weth' boys, ahead of that touch football arsield, Elmwood and Hartford pledged to fight, that of access to team In the 18'hlte House, ahead State Street branches of the Hart­ with buffen-down and GIRLS’ West Berlin, would remain unchal­ of the American Davis Cup team. ford Federal Savings Bank, the En spraad lenged. Our access to West Ber­ They could have become the win-, SALE field and Simsbury branches of cefforsf lin is a necessity, which we defend the Hartford Society for Savings less Hnuders of all time, and all Thursday, Friday and Saturday and for numeroiu branches of the • Stttdied aobds, wevw chedca, plaids! DRESSES by remaining where we are. Our this they threw sway, late Sun­ Friendly Ice Cream firm. • Popular new look for bedc-to-adiooll access to East Berlin is not a last day, for a paltry 7-4 win in the MacDonald conducts private art • Wash 'n wear IHtle4)r-iK>4roa coUonii ditch necessity to which we have nightcap at Milwaukee. Along classes at hts studio in Andover, • Seaaon’i moat-wanted shadeil 6.18. pledged ourselves, and to claim i t 10% Discount on All Personalized a class at the East Hartford Art with all the other beatniks who League and adult education evC' Should the Communists go ahead were Just beginning to be real fans nlng classes at the Rockville High and try to deny It to us, would re­ for the Phillies we say it's just Chrittmoc Cord Ordort /it TMs Time! School. quire, as the Herald Tribune says, too bad they couldn't stay way For the time being the works of j Beys’ lean leek "aa Invasion" of East Berlin. artlsts.and craftsmen of town and out, where they had it gone. surrounding areas are being fea­ • All goarimteed to be Indications are, therefore, that, tured In the window at the PHNA, meddnewrariiablet having in fact accepted the par­ It Has Finally Happened • Anyone Interested in having an ex ^ WASHABLE tition of Germany, with the partl- hlWt here may contact Mrs. Thom' tlOB line running through the city Somebody has finally sold some-, as O'Brien, local public health of Berlin, we are not going to body the Empire Stale Building, j visiting nurse. The telephone is SLACKS FEEL LIKE A listed under Public Health Nuralng fight over details. This partition and everj'body is going along with : Association In the Coventry di­ is, as we keep saying, a fundamen­ the act. pretending it is real. The | rectory. tal mistake, for which both .Blast buyer, a lawyer named Lawrence, School Registration Our entire steck and West are mutually responsi- A. Wien, didn't have to be picked There will be registrations for TEXAS MILLIONAIRE! all Coventry public schools from blB, but which must be lived with off the sidewalk; he came looking 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. tomorroy. This fur and w'hich must he kept from for the deal: he even tells tall will be for all Grade 1 pupils who REG. 1.89 causing war until both East and tales of other buildings he already Oil wells aren’t the failed to register In June, pupils West develop sense enough to be­ owTis. The price is $65,000,000, fit­ who are transferring from private GIRLS’ BLOUSES gin getting out of Germany In- tingly the highest price ever paid only things that or parochial schools and new Comporoblo vofuo 3 .9 9 oath pupils In town. Registration Is stsad of strengthening their re- for a single building. There is even “work while you necessary In order that the school • An exoeOetrt selectian to d x m e frotid spsctlvB grips there. Our basic re- a formal contract, by which the system administration can make 4 qutremmt, meanwhile, is that we sale is to take effect next Dec. 27, sleep!" Your sav­ plans for classroom assignment • Sanforized wariiable cotton coldly sateens! two days after Christmas. The fi­ and to school buses. Classes will • New-look h j and coottoental moddsl stand where we are. but not that ings here keep on wn move military force across the nancial pages gr along with the stsurt Sept 6. • Popular loEig and lanky trim fineai < Grade 1 pupils must present a i • Scoop’em op at ttia fantaatie low price! new partition frontier. transaction as if it were all real earning EXTRA birth certificate tmd evidence of and valid. Blade, loden, new Mae or tan... siM 6-18 'vaeelnation. Other students should • Combed cottons! Drip-dry bioadclotbs! But all we amateur lifwyers can money for you Not As Wild As Pictured • OverblousesI Shirts! Lined collars! read ^ e fine print in the proposi­ month in, month Some of the engagements in the tion just the same, and it shows • Embroidered fronts! Tucks, lace trims! cold war our American corxe- that although Lawyer Wien may out. Start saving Notice • Long sleeves! RoQ-up styles! ^MUidenU win for us a little too be buying the building, he is not • All machine-washable. . . sizes 7-14. essfly, perfaape because of their buying the land under it. That still here regularly! WE HAVE DAILY own natural sest and enthusiasm belongs to the Prudential Insur­ Our reg. 3.99 boys' washable for the battle. ance Co. . DELIVERY TO THE Within the last two weeks, for Lawyer Wien may think he has Han't win Instsaoe, most Americans prob­ FLANNEL-LINED JACKETS pricMerefew bought his building. But let him CURRENT ANNUAL OPEN TODAY ably formed two rather clear pic- just try to mov* it, and he'll u’iah DH'IDEND BOLTON of Robert If off • Combed cotton sateen,, tnree of the conduct of two fig- he had taken the Brooklyn Bridge, UNTIL 8 P.M. • WlaaaNfer a a e on the international scene. which he undoubtedly could have madiine washable! . coaheniyl Ilioy probably had ' in their AREA • 'Rugged tailoring with' O fifv got a lot cheaper. A A -n • NoMabienlsI . minda an image of <;!satro’s strong new stylhig details! ' • N effo ^flx laiesl, asu. Major Guevara, going wild Brotm, vt. Maple • ScaD^ied yoke, golf-type sad bensric down at the meeting LENOX collar, )dp front! eC XBtln American nations in Uru- Maple sugar Is made from the gnsy. offending everybody, mak- sap of the sugar maple tree; PHARMACY ’ WARMTH W nHOVjrW aGHn •MT asw 'aaamlea for Castro right brown sugar is mads from the sirup, or masaeeuite, that Is sep- 2W E. CENTER ST. • Sanforized. . . Uoe, UadL no, loden. Sbm 8 ^ ROUTE 5~SOufH WINDSOR, CONN. BBt MU aad, by all sudb soaduot, aratad from tba first augata to BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 11, COVENTRY TEL Ml MW94 to ttw ba fattnad. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IiJCiJiAJLii). XViAiNUllhiaiJhiJi, CUXNiS., 'inujivc>iJAX, AUUrUal' 24, 1061 PAUki JNlNb;

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961

sluha and Warren Potter, Issued that the Democratic party has flllat* may also do so Saturday the following statement after the members who are capable of de­ since both the Republican and Property Attached primary: ‘‘1%rough the ua'e of votion to their raaMnsIblllties and Democratic registrars will be their voting rights; the Dem­ to the welfare of Bolton.’’ present. In Divorce Suit Mrs. Margaret Haling of Bolton PRESCRIPTIONS ocrats of Bolton have filed a pro­ The complete Democratic slate mums Endorsed Democrats at the October election will be: Lake, who has been a patient at t e l e p h o n e test against the town committee the Maxwhester Memorial Hos­ A ault far dtvoRW waa fllad yM- members who have shamed our First selectman, Oasprin M o m ; selectman, Bernard J. Sheridan; pital for the' past four weeks be­ terday In tha town clark'a offke Flatten Seven Challengers party by their Improper actions cause of a broken hip, wishes to by Mra. Bopkla Mary Sailkey and during the past weeks. town clerk, David C. Toomey; town treasurer, Frederick M. QMl; tax thank all those who have sent attaehea pr^ierty, owned by her "By all that is right, the town cards and remembered her during 9 > 9 8 14 oaueuMiulomd Democratc^bent member of the board of tax committee members who were collector, Alex Kozikowski; agent huaband, Harold B. Bankey, on town deposit fund, Frederick M. her confinement. LAST review, DAYS tko ohaUansing town candidates in yesterday’s primary Orange Meeting Oakland St. aored candadatea Joseph B. Lefebvre, who chal­ and those who voted to improper­ Gaal; board of finance, Doris G. Perrett and Margaret F. Thoms; Bolton Grange will meet tomor­ Mra. Bankey, reprezented by ly aa 301 of the 832 regia- lenged the constable’s nominations ly use the monies of the party to row at 8 p.m. at the Community Atty. John O'Connor, allegea intol- PINE PHARMACYI IDamocrata turned out to received 81 votes to Irvin A. Du­ oppose the will of our caucus board of education, two year term, Harold' F. Porcheron; board of Hall for "Boosters Night." All erahle eruelty and habitual Intem­ 664 CENTER STBEEIV-OOKNER OF ADAMS DOBIN'S IMNaard R. Ifaloche periled pre’s 108; John J. Garibaldi, 122; should resign Immediately. members are inviting their friends perance. She le aeeking a divorce, votes to top the winning tick- kdward R. Meloche, 130 and Rob- V^ether they resign or not, our education, four year term, Claire and families to the program. Mrs. H. Warfel and George A. Banks; alimony, and change of name to *'Mk> notnination* received sa ipit D. Murdock,-126. On the pub­ law suit will be continued to res­ Ruth Shedd. Vincent Krsesicki Sophie Mary Buah, the writ atatea. h as 10 per cent of the total lic building commission, Charles assessor, Maryl' C., Cote; board of and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Traygls tore party funds and repudiate tax review, John F. Walsh and Action In the Milt le returnable DEPT. STORE for the loaera. W. LAthrop and Kenneth. Mat­ those town committee members will be in charge of refreshments. thews will be the Democratic can­ Joseph S. Llcltra; zoning board of to Hartford County Superior . Bernard nuridan got 100 who have brought shame to our appeals, Thomas W. Wilson Jr. and Court in September. to Stanley Patnode’a 87 for didates with 114 and 113 votfs re­ party. We want a judge to ' an­ Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ P.A.C. spectively, to challenger Horace Ruth E. Hauser; ZB A alternates, ton correspondent, Grace McDer­ of OUR BIG MONEY-SAm aelectman’a poat now held by swer the questions raised by /Ag­ Gruden’s id . Kenneth Matthews, Joseph Llcltra mott, tele|Aene M ltch^ I-65M. CAUSED OWN DEATH lOde. Alex Kosikowakl re- nes Kreysig In her last minute and Paul F. Brown Jr.; constables, 108 votes for tax collector All 27 of the candidates elected smear through her Bolton Fo­ Hartford, Aug. 24 UP)—Coroner at the July 12 Democratic party Edward R. Meloche, Robert D. Louia W. Schauer hae ruled that defeat town committee chair- rum.’ ’’ Murdock, Irvin Dupre and John J. Not All Signers Vlncent Krsesicki who had caucus will thus appear on the the auto death of Hiram O. John­ ballot at the Oct. 2 town election. The caucus committee’s state­ Garibaldi; fire commissioner, Wil­ ston, 64, Avon, waa cauaed by hla votes. Board of finance candi- ment continues, "However, the fred Cote and William Androlevich; Not all delegates to the Oon' BINGO Republican as well as Dem­ own negligence. Johnaton d l^ in .tes will be Mrs. Doris G. E^r- most Important result of the pri­ town planning commission, Oscar stitutional Congress signed the tt and Mrs. Mgrgaret F. Thoms ocratic interest in the outcome of a hoapltal alter first having told EVERY MON DAY- 8 P.M. yesterday's primary was indicat­ mary has been to indicate that the G. Hauser and George Banks; pub­ U.S. Constitution. It was signed police he waa unhurt. Schaefer ith 118 and 108 votes respective- Agnes Kreysig faction does not lic building commission, Kenneth on Sept. 17, 1787, by 89 delegates. said the evidence indicates John­ P. A. C. BAUaOOM to 87 f o r Walter J. Treschnk. ed by. the presence at the polls of Matthews and Charles W. Lathrop. prominent Republicans aa the ma control the Democratic party of Of 65 delegates chosen, 10 did ston was drunk when hla car the board of education posts, Bolton. We W'elcome the help of Voter Making Session not attend and 16 failed to slgnl moved out of its lane aind hit an 26 VILLAGE STREET--ROCKVILLE irge A. Banka, with 112 votes chine was opened and the results head by Mrs. Agnes K r e y s 1 g, all Democrats . dedicated to the The Board lor the admission ol oncoming car on Route 44 in Can' d Claire H. Warfel with 118 will freedom of party will and opposed moderator for the primary. electors will be in session at the TEDESCO ENDORSED ton on June 28. candidates for the four year to control by a few. Let us Join Community Hall Saturday from 9 Bridgeport, Aug. 24 (d>)—The AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE! rms on the board with their Mrs. Kreysig and committee ranks and strive to build a party a.m. to 8 p.m. to make new vot­ chairman Vincent Krsesicki had Democratic Town Committee has imination o f Mrs. Isabella Se- dedicated to the task of providing ers. This is the longest session unanimously endorsed Mayor Sam­ tiao who had 83 votes. Mrs. no comment on the outcome of good government and repudiating on record lor voter-making in the the election. Mrs. Kreysig said uel J. Tedesco as a candidate for ry C. Cote, with 100 votes, de­ those who thirst for power and past several years. State statutes re-election. Tedesco will bo seek­ Spectacular Savings On A New 1961 Rambler! 3 SPACIOUS FLOORS OF VALUES feated Horace J. Gruden, 87 votes, the conduct of the election ran political control of our town. We make the all day session manda­ ing his third consecutive term New Hotpoint Hotpoint 30" [who was the challenger for the as­ very smoothly without incident are grateful to all who have work­ tory when the number ol voters He will face George W. Ganim, sessor’s nomination. Joseph S. during the 1 to 8 p.m. voting. ed so hard and long in making this goes over the 1,800 mark. the GOP choice, and William S. THAT WILL YOU MANY DOLLARS! LJeltra's 100 votes bested the 89 The three man caucus commit­ primary victory possible. They Voters not registered with eith­ Visokay, the Socialist nominee. In received by Oscar KreyUg, incum- tee, Jack Early, Edmund Pere- have demonstrated by their efforts er major party who wish to al- the Nov. 7 election. TOUCH COMMAND CUSTOM CREST DURING HOTPOINT SPACE-AGE ELECTRIC 'Hb WASHER 13 Cu. Ft. TWO-DOOR 4 OPEN EVERYNIOHTTiaiO • Touch one button tor proper r a n g e wash and spin M>eeda HOTPOINT • New free-span design adds • Automatic Roast-Minder cooks BE CORMIER meat to e.xact taste beauty and convenience REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR PRICES • Triple-cycle dial gives you s Automatio new Three-Way Su- right wash settings START AT per-Matlc unit has large, me­ Motor Sales, Inc. • Dual-dispenser automatically FREEZER dium and small pan heat pat­ adds bleach and rinse condi­ terns tioner . . . at the proper 106-lb. zero-degree freezer time • Automatic Oven Luxury, Giant Rolls out for cleaning Super-Oven with peek-ln win­ [TRADE PARADr • All-porcelain inside and out Swing-out porcelain crisper dow door cooks a party feast SELF4ERVI«E BEPT. STORE protects against damage No-frost refrigerator or a thrifty meal for two • Water-saving S-way fill con­ Handy meat pan trol Ice-saver bin • Rota-Grill Rotisserle prepares GOOD THRU SATURDAY, AUG. 26 jBring In Your Old Car. Handy dalry-stor • Full-time underwater lint 168 crisp, Juicy barbecues., faster HartfonI Rd. aid Piae SL, Manchaster Super-space door shelves Shoppers may pnieiiBae each week’s glass at low prloa filter than roasting • FrecParidnlr'-’I’Bree] Pickup to Your Car New space-age Ughtlng 3 484 LETS TALK DEAL! • Big tub capacity New magna-seal door gaskets NO MONEY DOWN! s Full-width storage drawer

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-ta.. -ti P A O IIf il MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 MAN6'Hii,aii!m EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 PAGE ELBYKN ing bfas stolen from the expensive rtsd daughter Ifrlng elsewhere, mueh a i pcMthlo the long-range fl- Union Threatens Strike Doctor Slaii^, . house in this fashionable New had lived in the house at least 10 AMVETSS^k nuidal burden needed to insure the Convicted Persons Bay Stater Held Urges Big Power Talks First tive authority to carry out d«- York City suburb. years. achievement of our national goals.’ cislons of the Security Oounoil Rockville-Vemon and General Assembly. He assert­ Wife Stabbed Sewiral cabinets, which may The wife, a radiologist, was To Help Pay AMVBTs, a veterans organUa- May Regain Vote, On Two Counts I contain narcotics, were locked. graduated from Dusseldorf Uni­ tion of about 125,000 members, ed that such executive action not prides Itself on what It calls ite Auto Big-3 Stands Firm only is envisaged in Um UJ7. ’ In Garc^n City The husband's wallet, containing versity in Germany in 1931. Her Defense Co t JPsrsons who have lodt ,thair woiul Diana M. Helwlg, of Lexington, Dag Says UN Has Right The Baby Has husband graduated from Dussel­ 8 traditldnal resistance to M oral ing rights through boavleUea t t charter but Is essential. Independent National Bank a considerable amount of money, bmniaes for vatorans- Russell, who He cited specifically llio Oongo waa found in his bedroom. Jewel­ dorf in 1020. crime and who wish to regain them Mass., was arrested yesterday as Garden City, N.if„ Aug, 24 (/P)— Louisville, Ky., Aug. 14 — lost both hands In World War n , ■o they can participate in teWn result of a two-car accident at problem which was the starting ry belonging to him his wife once had a starring role In a point • of the Sorvlet attacks on A well-to-do Long Island physician also was found by irivestigaton. The National Commander of electlona and primariaa this iaU On Terms Offered UAW Summit St. and E. Middle Tpke„ To Join Berlin Dispute Formed. First in 97 Years W h at*8 M iM in g? movie of thait war (The Best Tears ahould apply to tho Commissioa an the seoretarlat and on him per­ Been Named ••• waa stabbed to death by a man The wife was in such poor con­ AMVBTs wants a quartsr-binion and charged with failure to obey a of Our Lives). Forfeited R i^ ts tanmadiately. traffic control signal and failure to sonally. One of his main diffioul- Vernons first independent na-<>dents have paper, mag^azlnee or who broke Into his Tudor style dition at Nassau Hospital in Ml- Boulder, Colo (dh—A Boulder dollars normally received by vet-, ___ resolution calls for Congress (OoallMMd from Page One) Hla ] The commission tdiairman, Atty. carry registration. (CentliiiMd from Pag* Om ) ties, he indicated, was the strug­ home shortly before 1 a.m. today. neola that she could not be ques­ minister hung this sign on the an­ erans in insurance dividends to go to pass legislation to apply the over the next three years and" ex­ Uonal bank in 9T years has re­ cardboard on curbs or porches,po In Joseph Intravla o f Hartford, said tra benefits In pensions, layoff pay Police reported, Mrs. Helwlg was tral In the sense that he works gle of countries outside Africa to plain sight and in bundles. If pos­ The victim ’s wife, also a tioned. nouncement board outside his instead for national defense next $260 million in dividends toward of "calculated misrepresentation advance their own interests by ceived a preliminary charter from that pereona who wish to rogaih of the facts." and insurance. proceeding north on Summit St. and He devoted a major part of the without opinions of ideals, but he sible. physician, suffered critical stab church: year. "the Immediate coats of our mili­ insisted that In spite of this "a backing various Ckmgolese fac­ the federal comptroller of cur­ Portor, O n l( HurtMNi. aon of Mr. and M n. Kenneth A. Por> Mrs. Behrendt telephoned to the thslr electoral privllegea should Woodcock was Just as indignant "The fact is,” Seaton told news­ went through a red light at E. introduction to an analysis of the Septehiber’s collection was ad­ wounds. Garden City Medical Service, Harold Russell was to present tary eatabllrtiment or the forward Middle Tpke. striking a car driven neutral secretariat is possible." tions. He said he had no other rencies and will begin construc­ tar, RFD 1, Hebron. He waa bom Aug. 18 at Manchester Me> Dr. Paul Behrendt, 65. was stab­ progress of our space program." fils an application togsthsr with in his reply at a union news con­ men, "that the annual wage in­ crisis growing out o f , the cam­ vanced to Sunday due to the Labor which has doctors on night call. 'iWhat's Missing?” the proposal — which he calls by Guy E. Jodoin, 63, of 110 Green­ paign of the Soviet Union to revise He added; choice but to resist all efforts tion of quarters at the Vernon mortal HOapital. Hla maternal grandmother is Mrs. Genevieve n1 ^ policies were issued dur­ two letters of reference and a fee ference that followed immediate­ crease offered by General Motors Day weekend, the flmt weekend of bed .several times. One knife Sl|; asked for medical help and "Dividends for Democracy" — to wood Dr. Jodoin was traveling east the composition of the U.N. Sec­ "Anyone of integrity not sub­ from the outside to Influence the Circle Shopping Center. the month. Bosdngton. Andover. Hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and thrust in the chest was so vU/ous ing World War H and'at the start of $5 to the office o f the cdnuals- ly. He fold he stood by what be would put an estimated additional p /iee. STATB DRUM CORPS SECOND the resolutions committee of the sion, 119 Capitol Ave., Hartford. at the time. retariat. The Russians are insis­ jected to undue pressures can, outcome of the Congo conflict. The announcement of forma­ Mrs. Herbert Porter, Hebron. He haa a brother, Kenneth Alaq that three ribs were cut through. Miami Beach. Fla., Aug. 24 (g*)— AMVETs’ national convention of the Korean War. Policyholders said, and suggested that the com­ '$329 million into the pay envelopes Jr., IH . Police had to break the kitchen Other members of the commis­ pany and union air their dif­ of our hourly employes over the A passenger In the Helwlg car, ting that the secretariat should be regardless of his own views, read­ tion of the Vernon National Bank Vernon and Talcottrille news Is • • • « • His wife. Dr. Frances Behrendt. Triggs Post 1501, Thompsonvllle, opening today. It would affect recetve annual dividends averag­ Mrs. Caroline Belanger, also of ily act In an exclusively interna­ was made today by Winfred A. handled through The Herald’s door because the intruder had ing about $60, Russell said. sion are Mrs. Gertrude P. O’Don­ ferences before some public body next three years.” made up on the basis of ideologies Sugar Cane Asian 55, also was stabbed a number of Conn., has won second place in the about five million persons who hold Lexington, received a slight bump —one-third Communist, one-third tional spirit and can be guided in Moter, one of the new bank’s Rockville bureau, 5 W. Main St., Oliard, U m Joan, dauj^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Girard, times. bolted it after fleeing out the nell of Litchfield and Prosper La- and determine the facts. He Seaton said GM also offered a front door. senior drum and bugle corps com­ National Service Life Insurance. on her forehead. western and one-third uncommit­ his actions on behalf of the or­ board of directors. TR 5-.8I86 or Ml »-«191. Baxter Bd., Storra. She waa bom Aug. 14 at Manchester Me* Police theorised that the as­ petition at the 68th convention of "If the convention passes the res­ NIKITA ON VACATION vieri of Bsrkhsmsted. charged the company was using cost of living allowance that could Hong Kong—Believed to have mortal Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Blanche statistics in a way that "comes Mrs. Helwlg will appear in Cir­ ted. ganization solely by its Interests He said Information concerning sailant was bent on burglar^’ and Police said neighbors heard the Veterans of Foreign Wars. olution. and I expect it to, we will Moscow, Aug. 24 l/P)—(Premier mean an upward adjustment of cuit Court 12 Manchester, on Sept. originated In China or elsewhere Biaaillon, North Grosvenordale. Her paternal grandparents are screams about tho time of the Khrushchev is spending a brief Keep a small clean vegetaM* pretty close to a shell game." six cents during the life of the Hammarskjold challenged the and principles and by the Instruc­ in southern Asia, the tall peren­ construction plans, opening date, waa surprised in the kitchen by Greater Reading Post 179, Read­ wire President Kennedy asking 11, tions of its organs.” the bank's starting assets and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Girard, Storrs. Her patemsJ great-grand­ knifings, but none reported it to vacation in Sochi, Black Sea coast brush handy for whiskingg oft ^ fgrafo GM. along with Ford and contract. UAW members got cost Soviet contention that there can nial grass which is sugar cane fol­ the husband, who was carrying a ing. Pa., won the competition last him to urge Congress to pass en­ be no such thing as an unbiased in­ Hammarskjold also stood firm other data could not be released mother is Mrs. Donalda Girard, Starrs. She has a "brother. cane, apparently for protection. police. resort, the Soviet news agency ed citrus rihd that sticks to th# Chrysler, offered UAJW members of living increases totaling seven lowed man to Arabia, Persia, Eu­ Uoyd Raymond, 2. night. Goldcoasters Post, Miami abling legislation," Russell said. Vary those plain baked cuetards ternational civil service. against Soviet arguments that the at this time. Police said that apparently noth­ ■ilie Behrendts, who have a mar- beach, was third. "The AMVBTs wish to ease as Tass reported today. shredder. a T-eent hourly Increase annually cents under the present contract. by adding shredd^ coconut. rope, and eventually the whole He agreed that no man is neu­ secretariat should have no execu­ Western Hemisphere. However, the Information will Line, Kevin Mfcihnel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Line. 33 be forthcoming after the directors Birch St. He was bom Aug. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ meet Aug. 31, Kloter said. pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Des- In a prepared statement, Kloter jardin, Burling^ton, Vt. He has a brother, John P. Jr, 7; and said the comptroller of currencies two aistera, D e b o r^ 4, and Susan, 2. "has granted preliminary approv­ TI»at ’Certain Something* • • al of the application to organize Completes the Medical Cure Znkaa, V Infaia Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. GRAND UNION is the place to save a national bank. By HAROLD T. HYMAN, MJ). Eukas Sr., East SU Hebron. She wss bom Aug. 16 at Manches­ GRAND UNION is the place to huy • • • "New quarters will be built at ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and the Vernon Circle Shopping Cen­ Written for Newspaper Mrs. Howard B. Potter, 107 Po^er St. Her paternal grandparents ter, owned by George E. and Mar­ Enterprise Assn. aiw Mr. and Mra. John Adams ZuksLs, Lawrence, Mass. She has jorie Risley, and will Include a Sometimes a person appears to two brothers, Robert John Jr, 4%, and Laurence Joseph, 2; and modem, covered drkve-dn teller have made a satisfactory recovery two sisters, Julie Colette, 6 ^ , and Susan Elaine, 8. Discover a new world of window. from an Illness, accident or opera­ fo • • • • Discover a new world of "The Comptroller’s office also tion but continues to have vagus MlUette, Lisa Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Mll- approved the following directors; complaints that prevent him re­ M te, 19 Riverside Dr. She waa bom Aug. 15 at Manchester Me­ Kloter, Riiley, Wilfred A. Lute, suming his normal activities. morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bahler, Robert F. Kahan, Too often, these unfortunates are Frank Perron, Bristol, N. H. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. Roy C. Conyers, Russell G. Hart­ labeled "neurotica." "malingerers” and Mrs. Jolm AQllette, Woodsville, N. H. She has two broth- mann, George B. Pearl, Theodore or just chronic complainers who ara, Harry, IS, and Robert, 6; and two sisters, Kathryn, 12, and C. Scheitlin, Walter P. Vogel, seek to take refuge in their in­ Victoria, 11. Robert S. Sagers, Ralph Llppmann, capacity. especially If they are re­ ceiving some sort of disability pay­ Donald J. Shannon, and Hannah ment. Johnson, Ondy Sue. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. L. Schneider. 4 Johnson. RFD 2, Cediar Swamp Rd., Tolland. She was bom "It will be the first Independent I do not doubt that the behavior Aug. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g n n A - national bank to be formed in Ver­ of many justifies one dr another parents are Mr. and Mra Leslie W. Taylor, Mountain View, Wyo. non since the Rockville National of the labels. But I am sure that Her paternal grandmother is Mm. Lucile B. Johnson, Robertson, Bank and is being formed to meet there is at least one other factor. Wyo. GIFTS the growing needs for banking fa­ That factor is the unknown that • • • • • • cilities In one of the fastest grow­ makes one ballplayer a routine Gordon, Christopher DnnM, son of Mr. and Mm. Gregory F. ing areas In the ecut. perofrmer and another a Willis Gordon, 193 Dauntless Lane, Hartford. He waa bom Aug. 2 at "A limited amount of stock will Mays; makes one musician just Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. be available for public subscription another member of a symphony Richard QuUltch, 332 Woodbridge St. Hla paternal grandparents soon." orchestra and another a Heifetz are Mr. and Mm. Serry Gordon, West Hartford. His maternal with Triple-S Blue Stamps The last national bank formed in or a Casals. great-grandmother la Mm. B. A. Noack, Guilford. His paternal Cash and Stamps at Grand Union f Vernon was the Rock\dIle National Now this factor Is not just some­ great-grandmother la Mrs. C. A. Gordon, Gloucester, Maas. He SAVE EABLY MORN ^ Bank, chartered in 1864, which be­ thing, recognized by the expert. We baa a brother, Gregory W „ 2. gan buaineM with capital of $50,- experience it together and say to s m m p m m m uiNiNii iisowp 000. It Is now the Rockville branch one another that this person has Bead, Jamas A. Jr„ soil o f Mr. and Mm. James Read, 21 Hol­ MARGARINE of the Connecticut Bank and Trust "class” or "style." Song wrltsra lis R d, South Wlndaor. He was bom Aug. 11 at Hartford Hos- PORKBUTTS a 59* Co. speak of that "certain something.” plW . His maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. Charles ’the Vernon bank's official char­ The French describe it as "I know Caaszar, South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. NEPOO SKINLESS ter will be issued when the found­ not what” (Je ne sals quoi). and Mm. Harold Reed, St. Louis, Mo. > ing group completes "certain rou­ Each of us knows, too, that "ths tine details" Kloter said. certain something" can be lost. Storting. Valerie Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Charles ToudiM of tlfgaiie* for your home... decorator ftomt FRANKS 59e i l 7 ' We say a ballplayer "has had it;’’ Sterling. 426 W. Middle Tpke.. Apt. 50U. She was bom Aug. Meanwhile, the bank's building CNKON A ^ committee, headed by Risley and that the charm ;^rl no longer has 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ that add a look of truly gracious living to every room "it." ents are Mr. and Mm. Ralph Hoy, Oakmont. Pa. His paternal GRAND UNION Conyers, both contractors, will . . . these are only a few of the fabulous gifts you'll review plans for the new quar­ Most often, we can neither de­ grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Chester L, Sterling, North Can­ LEGS&THIGHS.39* fine what's gone nor explain what ton, Ohio. She has two slstem, Cynthia, 5, and Susan, 3. ters. find in the Triple>S "Luxurious Living" Catalog. Risley last fall announced plans caused it to vanish. But, In tho FRUIT COCKTAIL case of recovery from an illness, Jones, Scott David, son of Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Jones. 91 You'll also find name-brand appliances, house* for enlargement of the present one-story shopping center build­ an accident or an operation, ws Ridge St. He waa bom Aug. 5 at Hartford Hospital. His ma­ BREASTS SR . 4 ^ 16-oft. know that there's something miss­ ternal grandfather la Alexander Smyth, 195 ^ cK e e St. Hla pa­ wares, tools, toys —’even furniture! And, here'e ing on the east end. He proposed ing from the final report that ternal grandmother Is Mm. Norman Jones, 91 Ridge St. He haa can a two-story addition about 200 states for all to see that the pa­ two brothers, Norman, 6, and Kenneth. 4. | the best part — everything's free with the Blu# feet long containing 22,000 square tient was discharged "well” or FREE SOSSftSTAMPS feet, 11,000 square feet on each A "cured" or "without disability.” Stamps you get at Grand Union,. So start now floor. Boenig, Charles Gibson, son o f Mr. and Mm. Fred H. Boenig, WITH THE PURCHASE OF RITE PORTION GRAND NANO TAKE We say to one another "Yes, the Crestridge Dr., Vernon. He waa bom Aug. 17 at Manchester Me­ Juffibo pin. Ths bank lobby and offices will wound is healed, as they say. And to make your world more luxurious with fabu­ be housed in that addition. morial Hospital. His maternal grandmother la Mm. Edwin F. y i M S T U K S m m NAPKINS efTSO the fracture has knit. And the Olbson, Norwich, N. Y. Hla paternal grandparenta are Mr. and lous fret Triple-S gifts. Tenants in the shopping center fever’s gone. But he just Isn’t ths Mm. F. P. Boenig, Wading River, L. I., N. Y. He has a brother, INO ooueoN M m n FRCSHPAKNONAAT havs asked for more space, part­ same.” Or. “I don’t know what it icularly the Vernon Chrcle Mar­ Fred Jr., 4. and two slstem, Diane, 5, and Karen, 2. pte- la but she just isn’t herself"’ DRY M ILK ket. Ths upper floor of the new And that certain something Osldwell, Peter Osmpbell, son of Dr. and Mm. D. M. Caldwell H04MKTEAD OUT addition will house professional Isn’t necessarily a manifestation of Jr., 158 Boulder Rd. He waa bom Aug. 20 at Manchester Me­ U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED... FRESH DRESSED CANNED lAoc. offices. a nei^rosis, or an example of morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. GREEN BEANS $ Fair Starts Tomorrow malingering. Exhibits in 16 categories will be When you see It, It’s Just as ob­ H J. Campbell EHder, Montreal,* Quebec, Canada. His paternal GRAND NAND grandparents are Dr. and Mrri. D. M. Caldwell, Bolton. He haa a R i U Y 14-ez. displayed and judged tomorrow vious as the nose on your face. brother, David, 8; and two sisters, Candice, 6, and Deborah, 2. CUT-UP Boiled Ham DOG FOOD and Saturday during the 19th an- And the good news la the fact that • • • • * YU COOK itual Tolland County 4-H Fair, to it almost always lifts, like a SPLIT mSHPAK be held at the Tolland Agricul­ ground fog. with the exercise of McDonough, Owen James m , son of Mr. and Mm. Owen tural Center (TAC) on Rt. 30, understanding, tolerance and a big James McDonough, 58A Chestnut St. He was bom Aug. 18 at QUARTERED STUFFED OLIVES Vernon. dose of kindness. Manefaestor Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparenta are The building will open tomorrow Mr. and Mm. Leopold J. Langlois, Southbridge, Maas. His pa­ TEA ROT WHOLE Joabopte at 8;30 a.m. Supper will be served ternal grandfather is Owen J. McDonough Sr., Worcester, Mass. . 8 9 ‘ at • p.m. and round and square • • * « • TEA BAGS olKIO dancing will begin at 8 p.m. Woman Missing Barriah. Danielle Joann, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Allen F. STORE SUCH> or RY THE MECi FRESHRAK 4 Saturday, the fair will be open G Parriab, 64 Wedgewood Dr. She was bom Aug. 18 at Man­ lOM-ez. from 9;30 a.m. to 4 p.m., when all In Idaho Hills chester Memorial Hospital. Her materaal grandparents are Mr. TOMATO SOUP . exhibits will be removed. and Mm. Henry Des Jardins, East Hartford. Her paternal Sheep Judging and the 4-H hor.se nandmother Is Mm. Rose F. Parrish, Warren, Vt. She has a FRBH9AK Salmon, Idaho, Aug. 24 UP) — A .show will take place Saturday at botanist was missing today in the brother, Michael Allen, 4%; and two sisters. Gall Ruth, 11, and 10 a.m. Denise Rae, 7. PINEAPPLE JUICE cliff-slashed crags area of central * • • • O Judging in all other categories Idaho’s primitive Salmon River ORANOIRAND will take place tomorrow morn­ Peretto Bernadette Tereea, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Pred- Ml gal. C C Country. ing between 10 a.m. and noon. She is 50-year-old Dr. Anna •riek Peretto. O uter St„ Box 333, RFD 1. Manchester. She was BLEACH LIQUID pioiHc bA r a t e # Oategories are: Dairy, sheep, born Aug. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. Her paternal Pechanec, a professor at Clark Col­ ORAND NAND 4 A poultry, rabbits, vegetables, en­ lege In Vancouver. Wash. Rmndmother is Mrs. Anna Peretto, Elmore. Pa. She has three tomology, flowers; farrh and home brothers, Frederick, 9, Eklward, 8, and Theodore, 3; and a sister mechanics, clothing, camnlng, Dr. Pechanec waa a member of Mary Ann, 5. ALUMINUM FOIL 2 5 a party of naturalists camped in * * • • • SWEET-CALIFORNIA frozen foods, home fuipishings, the area. , (■ PRKES RSMKE9 N AU child care, home management, Williams John Lnwrenoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Wil- recreation and rural arts, and Joe Denny, fire dispatcher for Rama, 193 Adams St. He was bom Aug. 16 at Manchester Me­ Sw i/ls'!^ ^ 'rrozen photography. the Salmon National Forest, dis­ morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The TAG hall will be open from patched a helicopter to make a Aubrey Bdgecomb, Cornish, Maine. His paternal grandparents 'FRESH FISH F IU E ^ 8 to 9 p.m. tonight for Installa­ quick search before darknesM fell ars Mr. and Mm. Earle P. Williams, East Brownfield, Maine. last night. The copter found no • • * * « CANDLELIGHT tion of exhibits. I I I ^ 5 9 ‘ Leademhip Training trace o f the woman. A full-scale Seedless Grapes FLOUNDER Finn search will be made today. Wyman, Jana Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Donald The 10th Cormecticut Junior Red Wyman Jr., 1888 Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. She was bom Cross Leadership Training Center A naitve of Nampa, Idaho, Dr. Aug. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ FillETefSOLE .JQ * will be held from Sunday through Pechanec was the only tourist in parents are Prof, and Mm. G. Franklin Guilford Jr., ITroy, N. Y. Tea Cart. The easy, ele­ Aug. 31 at the National Aquatic the part who wasn’t a stranger to the area. Her paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mra. Donald wyman, Wes­ gant way to serve. Wal­ oz. pkg. School at Gardner Lake Camps In ton. Mass. She has two brothem, Mark D., 4H, and Jeff D., 2H- Lenoxware "Blue Spruce". De­ M Guide Gerald Ritchie of Hamil­ « * • • • COD FILLET Montville. lightful woodland pattern on dur­ nut-grained tiers, brass-’ The Nathan Hale Chapter will ton, Mont., said Dr. Pechanec went Dzlexynskl, Raymond Walter, son o f Mr. and Mm. Walter send four delegates. They are Clar­ off by herself Tuesday afternoon. Dslesynaki, 1325 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. He was bom able Melamine. 16-Pc. 'Set, 4 Vj finish trim and French F iL U f . ^ 4 9 ' When she failed to return to camp, Turkuy. Chicken,Bsef.Solisbury Steak HADDOCK ence Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Goo^s. wheels. 6V4 Books. George 8. Wilson of Vernon; Steven members of the party searched for parenta are Mr. and Mm. Anthony Nericclo, Hartfort. His pa­ DBLICATESSBN Wakefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. several hours yesterday befora ternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mm. Walter Dzlesynskl, Water­ ______; IROZBI Sliced to Order Bologna and Liverwurat lb. .SRc Walter Wakefield of Vemon; Ritchie hiked out to report her bary. He has a brother, Michael. 19 months. Domestic Swlas Chceae...... j ...... lb. 79e missing. • • » • • Sandra McDonald daughter of Mr. FRESH DAILY FROM NEARBY FARMS ^ a White American Cheeae...... J i ...... lb. ,S9c and Mra. Clyde McDonald of Rock­ Authorities fear Dr. Pechanec Jtovarolla. Biebard Savin Jr„ son o f Mr. and Mrs. Richard GRAPE JUICE r Freeh Stuffwl C lam *...... S for 29c ville and Jon-Paul Roden, son of may have fallen and been hurt or Bavm ZavareUa, 14 Norman St. He was bom Aug. 17 at Man- BORAMN leOZBC CONEY ISLAND Mrs. Evelyn Roden of Roikville. may be trapped on a cliff or ledge. 2 ■ J. AT MANCHESTER ONLY chMter Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. Both Rodert *>Rd Wakefield are Lalley,, 24 Harvard Rd. and Joseph Toscano of Westinghouse Clock Ra­ POTATOES SWEET CORN 1 2 1 3 9 membem of the staff of the training Hartfort. Hta paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. Savin aRMN«M>MNfROZBC center. Roden is chairman of the ZavareUa, 11 Lakewood Circle. , dio. Smart Grecian NEW CROP planning commission and junior co­ • • • • • \ director. Leatocba, Bridget Ann, daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles white with gold numer­ SPINACHrssA r4 9 * FREESOr^-STiUlN Fashion Show Slated Lmtochs, Box 76R, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. She waa bom Aug. als. T3 Books. lO M B M R O Z M SWEET POTATORS 3 ^, 2 9 * WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF The third annual fashion show 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather QuutaOons Funilalied by garden FRESH ONE 4 .0 Z CAN KESHPAK sponsored by Ellington Ridge Is Kenneth C. Harper, East Hartford. Her paternal grandpar­ Country Club will be held at the Coburn A SUddlebrook. tme. i 2 ' r 4 5 * Bank Steeka enU are Kfr. and Mra. Joseph Lentocha, Tolland. She has s Chino Table Lamp. Hand- NANCY LYNN DOUXE—FRB4CH club Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. The show brother, Kenneth Nell, 1%. will be entitled "Fashions of Fall Bid Aakad 4 • » * • • pointed base, shantung m m BOSTON LETTUCE 3 i.^2 5 * BUCK PEPPER Conn. Bank and Truit L S ^ IMt Om Coupon Per CuMoowr by Town and Casual." Sinnfonon, Thomas WUllam, son of Mr. and Mm. William J. shade. Perfect for living l a CREAM 89* Coupon Fipirai Sol., Auj. 24th Mrs. Lester Baum and Mrs. Co...... 56 Uartturd National Sinnsmon, 73 Hemlock S t He waa bom Aug. 18 at Manchester room, den or bedroom. MTATLEB SUPER SOFT Robert Baum have been named co- Memorial HMpitaL His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. 1847 Rogers Bros. "Heritage" Sil- Nancy Lynn chairmen. Bank and Trust Co. 55 SS Scott Alford, Middlefield. His paternal grandmother Is Mm. 4 Vs Books. Fire Insunuioa Compnnlaa verplate. Richly weighted. 2d-Pc. PkX- Models will display the fall ap­ Hemlock St. He has four toothem, James, TOILET TISSUE Pkg »r 4 53c CHERRY parel on the walks bordering the Aetna Fire ...... 121 128 20» SMc, 8, EMwId, 6, and Joaeph, 4; and a sister. Mary, m Service for 6, 14 Books; Mahog- swimming pool. In case of rain, Hartford Fire ...... 7 5 ^ i 794 • • • • • National Fire ...... 140 150 ony-finish Chest, 2 V4 Books. I OUP THIS COUPON I CRUMB PIE uSk the show will be held the following Glenn Alan, son of Mr. and Mm. Ronald Durgan, FREE 30bon day. Phoenifc Fire ...... 116 IM lU dgsw o^ Trail, Coventry. He was bom Aug. 14 at Manchester Speciol C C c FAVi WITH COUPON AND PUtCHASE OF 'Tickets are available at the club, Life and Indemnity Uia. Oaa. , Msmofial ItospitaL His maternal grandfather is Frank Irish, 100 STAM PS ONE QUAIT BOniE GKANADA from club members or at the Town Aetna Casualty ....1 3 9 149 ' UmuKone, l u ^ . His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. with UUa coupon and piirchaec of and Casual store in Rockville, Bel- Aetna Life ...... 128 183. . Xm Duigan, Blast Hartford. He haa a sister, Patti Ann, 4. Educator Holiday Conn. General ...... 265 280 4> * • « » Cookie 12-oz. ler’s Music Store in Manchester 5.00 or MORE IR OLIVE OIL and the Hob Nob Restaurant at Hftd. Steam Boiler 115 126 B f e l ^ D a i ^ Alaae, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Robert L. Assortment box I s S n Unit On. Coupon Per Cvtiomer Manchester Parkade. Travelers ...... 137 '142 . Melvta, N. Eagteville Rd„ storm. She was bom Aug. 14 at e x c^ t on alcoholic beverages, ••iga- m 6 POPULAR FLAVORS Coupon Expir.i Sat., Aug. 26lh r e tt^ freeh milk and fair • trade Scrap Paper Drives Public CtUlnea KMielkwter M m orial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are •RIRaERALE • NAPE Conn. Light A Power 28 30 Items at Manchester Grand X'nlon. SUNSHINE The Rockville American Legion Ifr. aad Mrs. Peter Zalflno, Branford. Her paternal rrandpar- • UMON Post will resume Its monthly scrap Hftd: Electric Ught 73H / 764 S iv e n ” Fairfield, and Mm. Ethel MeWn, East GET YOUR TRIPU’S •*0*^ • ROOTIEn Hartford Gas Co. ... 58 ' Oonpon good thru Aug. 26 Krispy Crockers paper drive- Sunday with a pickup • V • » beginning at 9;30 a.m. The drives Southern New England lim it One Coupon SODAS will be conducted the first Sunday Telephone ...... 52 55 • Mm. Raymond Green, Per Customer 12-oz. of each month, beginning in Octo­ filanulactnring Oanfoaale* 8 Jota Dr., RFD S, Rockville. He was bom Aug. 13 at Man- 12 OUNCES FREESO^’ I cons WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF ber and continuing through the Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 83 87 Mamorlal Ho^ttal. His matamal grandmother U Mm. winter. Associated Spring .. i6 18 TWO I60Z. CANS KITCHEN GARDEN R-1- His paternal grandmother ^ t \ i ' WESTON CHOC MINT Proceeds from the paper salvage Bristol Brass IS 15 S f He has two brothem, John, NO D N O M T... NO RfTURNS are used for community service Dunham B u sh ...... 5 4 8 4 38, w fi Peter, 10; and two slstem, Denise, 8. and Cheryl, 4. Chip CMkies PEACHES HALVES and child wedfare funds of the Em-Hart ...... ^ . 8 0 85 H m idi DrtssiRg ^ UsRipse Cospon Per Cittt6«sr post. Fafnir Bearing . 554 594 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dunts. , - ' v'', 27^ 'tr43‘ BISQUICKm -n a |k an_ 40-ez.pAg, 4 7 * The Legion conducts drives N. B. i^chlne 214 384 4IMMVWW lUL, K t p $ , T o U a ^ He was bora Aug. 15 at Man- BlueStaiis It YOU'BAKI YOU* MST WITH C e s ^ Espirst Set., Asg. 24th within ths city limits. Rural Ver­ North and Judd .... 15 17 PUsbwY B«st Fbur CHASE & SANBORN ISS* 4% 89> non residents are reminded that Stanley Woriu ..... 154 174 ths Boy Scouts conduct paper Veeder R o o t ...... 61 88 V IS IT O V B XKDPUS-K^ BX A IIP KixMacnioir IBB drives In that section of town. Iba aboa* fUouaaaa u a aot $• rm sKDaaiBriQEOtN s CJBNilVK CI4MBD IMKNDAYB. IWiriBLBl Frtow affoottvo la upper Oomieettoat Oraad Caloa I M. We wwrve ilgbl tel The Legloti aUksd that city rasl- 8a eonatrmd aa aetuel n iN ata FACnirW KLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONl^, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 PAGE Koreain W ar Record Equaled 12th Circuit LeClaire Named hy Martin Blood Bank StockpUe Court Cas^s Redevelopment Unit Counsel L Y N N PouWuf^ J>wunA. MANCHESTER SESSION The appointment of Atty. Arthur f Today's meeting was the aec- Four Manchester young men in­ J. LeClaire Jr. as counsel for Man­ ond between Martin, EWerett T. Choice Frtsh Nativ* i^oultry. . . Dirtct From Farm to Youl Richer by 183 Pints volved in an Incident where a bot­ chester's Town Redevelopment Kek^, chairman of the TRA, .other tle was thrown through a win­ TRA members and Rybczjdt. On dow of a car were fined today by Agency (TRA) was the first action Aug. 14, Martin suggested that CHUCK The Blood Bank stockpile was richer by at least 183 pints Judge John Hamil. taken today at a morning meeting the agency make application for today, and Manchester donors are the ones to be thanked. David W. Duffy, 20. of 77 Lock- of agency njembers with General government planning survey OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. wood St., who admitted throwing Manager Richard Martin to dis­ grants. This morning's meeting BEST in MEATS ^ That’s how many pints were drawn when the Bloodmobile cuss procedures in obtaining future visited Manchester Memorial Hospital yesterday. The total the bottle, was fined $36 for will­ firmed up future procedure to ac­ ful destruction of property and $25 application for planing'- survey quire such a g^rant. STRICTLY FRESH—GRADC "A" equals the record of 183 pints^- for breach of peace. grants from the federal govern­ Rybezyk was thanked by Mar­ di-a\vn Nov. 18. 1952, during the Rockvillc-Vernon John Patrick O'Neill. 16, and ment. V tin and the TRA for the coopera­ Value-priced Korean War. Manchester's month­ Martin, named as acting director tion given them by the Town ly quota is 150 pints, and Red Raymond O'Neill, 20, both of 10 Mints Ct.; and John J. Brainard, of the agency until a permanent Planning Commission (TIPC). ' MEDIUM EGGS A 9 9 Cross officials say it has been sev­ director is named, presided at the The next meeting of the TRA eral years since j, the quota was Transfer Students 23, of 77 N. School St., were fined $10 each for breach of peace. meeting. and Martin has been set for the met. 1 He and members of the agency, morning of Sept. 13. P04N.TRY PARTS and Guaranteed... nicre were 207 donors who show­ Sign Next Week Howard D. Wamock, of no cer­ along with Towrn Planning En­ FRiSH , NA'UVC, OVEN-RGADY ed up, but 24 vfere rejected for tain address, who was arrested gineer Edward Rybezyk, who 1s phvsical reasons,-, like low blood New students entering Rock­ yesterday for vagrancy and intoxi­ liaison between the group and BROILERS, FRYERS, BUY THE PARTS YOtr UKE m »T l count, colds, or not enough time ville High School this fall are cation, was sentenced to Hartford other town commissions, reviewed Illinois Police elapsed since they last gave blood. asked to register next week be­ State Jiil. He will serve 30 days preliminary assessment data of the That’s Famous Twenty-one wire giving blood tween 9 a-m. and noon to avoid for vagrancy and 10 days for In­ central busincs.s district (CBD) Hold Local Trio ROASTERS, FOWL, b r e a s t s ; l e g s , for the first Itme. There were 113 delay after school opening. The toxication, the sentences to run and Cheney Bros, Industrial areas walk-in donors Wd 94 who sched­ school said the registration ap­ concurrently. and informally discussed prelimin­ state Police from Springfield, uled. and kept, appointments. plies only to thoee who have be­ Charles Merservey, 52, of no ary designation of pn^ects for 111., notified Manchester police TURKEYS, DUCKS, LIVERS, WINGS, FIRST NATIONAL "We re thrilled," said just about come residents during the sum­ certain address, was sentenced to which to request a planning grant. that they had arresbed Roy J. First National's famous quality beaf is every Red Cross official connected mer, not to freshmen entering 10 days at the Tolland State Jail Representatives from the New Burnham, 20, of 23 Bissell St„ with the blood program. "And we from the town's schools. for vagrancy. York Regional Office, Urban Re­ Arnold TTiibodeau, 21, of no cer­ CAPONS, , GIZZARDS, always choice grade . . . This week for The case of Audrey V. Leclerc, Value! apologize to those walk-in donors newal Administration, from which tain address, and Rodney A. really delicious eating serve exire tender, Smoked Tongues who had to wait so long last night Charles A. Harrington. Mrs. Lu­ of East Hartford, was continued the grant must be issued, will sur­ Groves 20, of 180^ Center St. LB before their blood was drawn. The to Sept. 25. She is charged with vey proposed project areas on The Illinois police reported that CORNISH HENS BACKS SRd NECKS juicy, flavorful chuck roast, and at SHOULDIR cille Monaghan. Carl Walters. Smoked Butts Well Trimmed response was overwhelming to all Mrs. John Moran. John Moran, failure to grant the right of way. Sept. 7, it was reported. the trio had in their possession a First National Shoppers know they pleas for donors. You can only The general, manager was .32 automatic pistol reported First National's special low price, hero's •n.. Vito AgostineJli, Walter Backus. SALT RESTORES COLOR ARMOUl STAR draw blood so fast, and those Mrs. Florence Subisky. Mrs. Lio­ authorized, by the TRA, to Inter­ stolen from Leslie Smith of 23 TRY LYNN'S BARBECUES — THBY'RE DELICIOUS get even more . . . carefully handled B chance to save! people were very patient waiting Before vacuuming, pour salt view applicants for a planning staff Kerry St. on Aug. 19. Frnnkfurts SKINLISS 49. nel Amirault, Bruce Watkins. over your rug to sw eep out soot to have their blood drawn after York Strangfeld. Paul Russ, Paul for implementation of proposed There are no details of the ar­ meats, expertly trimmed, scientific­ they were processed.” and restore bright color. projects. Mildly Cured Dunn, Mrs. Lois Morgan, Mrs. rest. Sliced Bncon Pleas Answered ally refrigerated. That's all part of Three pleas are credited with Doris Nickerson, Mrs. John Me- BONELESS CHUCK ROAST • 57< lesko, Joseph Czerwinski. Kenneth BIO TWO’’ bringing out the donors. FIRST NATIONAL VALUE, too! Frnnkfurts SKINLISS One Was from the blood center’s E. Phillips, Warren Connolly. main refrigeration office in Hart­ Also, Ralph Chapman. Leonard Tender, Juicy Flavorful ford which last week reported the Delaney, Charles Campbell, Donald Finnst Liverwurst stockpile had dwindled to one pint. Anderson, Georg* W. Hunt, Emer­ Emergency donations by state res­ son Boeworth, Mrs. Edward Stal- 4 mark, Mrs. Biruta Tetreault, Mrs. idents ^and Nike missilemen re­ 4 plenished the stock to 338 pints by Roderick J. MacLean, Miss Marion ham is everybody’s favorite! California Roast ^55' SEAFOOD SPICIALI fcst Mopday. Anderson, Cyrill Dodge, James Kel­ Another was for donations in ly, Alfred R. Cole, Mrs, Agnes the njune of a 13-year-old Man­ Reneker, Pascal Poe, David E. FRESHLY GROUND - Excellent For Hamburgers chester girl who faces open heart Hastings, James F. McVeigh,. Bart A guaranteed First Food ham, of course, is something special!! Lean Swordfish Mlniter, Frank Weir, George First surgery. Beeny, Archie Moricz, Walter An­ The third was from Elmore and extra mild, these tasty hams are delicious in sandwiches or as a LB Gibson of 113 Henry S t, who last drews, Mrs. Don Guinan. FRESH SLICED 5 9 c month underwent open heart sur- Also. Harold Connolly. Michael main course dinner. . . T r y one tor this weekend's entertaining. Chuck Ground J. Clementlno, Austin Chambers, National gery himself and 59 donors, many from Manchester Lodge of Ma­ William Legault, Warren Hub­ sons of w'hich Gibson is a mem­ bard, Uncoln Murphey, Richard ^ S to r e s ber, responded to his plea. In an Searcy, Adelor Turgeon, Joyce Interview with The Herald last Nowsch. Edward Kearns, Charles week, Gibson pointed out he had Lozo. A ntony J. Christina, Hor­ not had contact with the blood ace;, L ^ lle r , Carolyn Preston, bank until his need, and he was Douglas Henderson, Philip Andru- awed by the tremendous volume lot, Henrj’ Bengston, Stanley and n e^ for blood. He appealed Grzyb, Clifford Risley, Ronald to his neighbors and friends of Wlnther, John Baker, Oliver Mln- Manchester to become blood do­ ney. Alfred Hagenow, Alfred Finest Fresh Fmdtueet nors. Collins, Bernard J. Ellis and Mary Several Veterans Close. CASH-SAVING For live donors, it w'as "old ■tuff.” The pint they gave yes­ terday boosted them into the Bahery Three-Gallon Club. They are 8 Ex-Officers David Donovan, James S. LeSure, HONEYDEW MELONS Daniel J. Lange. Mrs. Joan Dodge Held Guilty of HAMSSKINLBSSn-SHANKLBSS and Lewis F. LaBrec. __V Three joined the Two-Gallon ALL EXCESS WASTE REMOVED Club: Edward J. Goss. Don Car­ Burglary Plot A penter and Mrs. Charlotte Ander­ Lemon Fiiied Donuts CALIFORNIA A son. EACH Joining the One-Gallon Club (Omtinned from Page One) DELICIOUS ^ ^ BUn PORTION SHANK PORTION Tender r Tally, Tangy Lemon Filling PKG were Mrs. Albert Fody, Mrs. Lor­ Very Juicy and Sweet - Honey-Like Flavor SAVI 4c OP < 29. raine Johnson, T'bomaa Connolly, man. Patrick Groark, 29. who asked CENTER CUT g k Roy Helm and ' - -1 Dog^gart. for a bench trial, Ts to be decided Doggart may nave set a goal by Judge Paraonr Cheddar Cheese Bread for himaell—that of catching his Parsons, w 1^ recently was C dad, Robert J. Doggsirt of 81 West named a U. s. District Court e With Reel Cheddar Cheese lb SAVI 4c LOAF 2 5 . St., who in 1958, had to quit giv­ Judge, also was to hear defense CALIFORNIA SIIDLISS - Refreshing. Flavorful NATIVI • Tender Kerneli ing blood because he reached his motions today. It was expected U 80th birthday, the mandatory lim­ that all seven wdll appeal. HAM SLICES H it. On his “retirement,” he had Groark facing the same eharges given five gallons of blood. as the seven convicted, completed 99 Grapes 2 35< Sweet Corn 35< Summer Cooler With the big day behind them. hie testimony last night and clos­ CONNECTICUT GROWN GRADE "A" Red Cross blood program officials ing arguments are scheduled to­ FRESH LATI LeORANDIS - Prime Delicacy .[ ic n n e ■ CALWOINIA - Kn Hud, are already getting in motion the day. ROASTING LARGE donor appointments for the next The jury foreman, Mrs. Lauret­ •visit, which comes up quickly. ta M. Weston, 37, a Post Office N ectarines 2 39< Lettuce 2 35< The mobile imlt will be at the stenographer, told newsmen after hospital again on Friday, Sept. 8, Ginger Ale the verdict: “There never liras any lb NATIVI - Rich in Vitamin A from 10:^ a.m. until 8:30 p.m. doubt in anyones mind that they T in t LATI SANTA ROSA - Juicy, Firm You can call the Red Cross of­ fice at Mitchell, 3-Slll, for an ap- were all guilty.” She declined to CHICKENS FINAST 1TIS G polntment. comment on the variation in sen­ tences reconunended. W Plums 2 49< Carrots 2rl9< And All Popular Those who kept appointments yesterday included: The defendants formerly were Flavors Mrs. Albert Avery. Mrs. Ruth attached to the Summerdale Po­ Spencer, Willard Hiller, Irvin lice District on Chicago’s Far North Side. They were accused PRODUCE 2 Secor, Mrs. Thora Kelley, Patrick FROZEN of collaborating with Richard YOU GET MORE at FIRST FOOD Bolduc, Mrs. Ruth Flaherty, Morrison, 26. who confessed a long Reginald Schmidt, Ellis Martin, FANCY LOCAI, Extra. SBectai VaiuesS Frtpxen FoodL Syecitti^ ! Mrs. Maria Albert. Mrs. Helen string of burglaries, in his activi­ SWEET LIFE FANCY CALIFORNIA ties and carting away some of the “RED WILLIAM” Hand, Michael Kutcher, Atty. Vin­ FRENCH QR CUT GREEN Fancy Tender, Early Garden "I- ! cent Disma, Mrs. Robert Donahue, loot in police squsd ears In 1966 APPLES Miss Janet Stleg, Mrs. Lorraine and 1969. BEANS 16 O Z. V l i C Peteiman, George Hubbard, Mrs. The eig^t were arrested Jan. 14, CANS 17-OZ Sunkist Fruit Punches Joseph Jackson, Clement Luppac- 1960, In simultaneous raids on their homes by police and state’s FRUIT COCKTAIL CANS chlno, Mrs. Agnes Dawson, Mrs. YOUR CHOICE: Margiaret Grzyb, Earle G. RoIIin- attorney’s investigators. Stolen 3 k S 4 9 c DEL MOMTE PEAS 6 0 Z $ ^ 0 0 son, Robert Edwards. Earl J. Mc- property was recovered from all FANCY HAWAIIAN Grape-Lemon - Pineapple-Lemon but Oroarks. CREAM STYLE — Sweet Tender Kerneli SAVE 3 c Striwberry-Lemon - Reipberry-Lemon CANS I ’ Cattty, Miss Janet Nutter, Harry FANCY LARGE FlRM Wackter, Kenneth Fairweather. The state dropped more than a BIRDS EYE LARGE -J f i r Also, Jerry Coro. Warren L. score of charges of burglary, lar­ 46 OZ. • LETTUCE 17-OZ Bladkwell, Mrs. Marion Muschko, ceny and conspiracy against Mor­ FRENCH FRIES 6 CANS CANS lEJHzabeth Hamilton, Mrs. Helen rison In return for his testimony PINEAPPLE JUICE 1 1 Dwlrs, Mrs, Alice Ansaldi, Fred against the eight defendants. DEL MONTE CORN H. Petlg Jr., Mrs. Mary Garaventa, It was Morrison's! allegations Tor" Garden Spinach 4 49< h d . Mrs. Evel3m Hutton. Mrs. Grazia against the defendants to a public 2?.?. 37c CAMPBELL’S Five Delicious Fruits - Excellent for Dessert iMAtIcbam, Rev. John J. Hannon, defender in July 1959 that touched X. Mrs. Dorothy Dunn, Mrs. Rose off the police scandal and subse- 15'/i OZ PKG SWEET LIFE EXTRA FANCY, LARGE 17-OZ Sara Lee Banana Cake 69. Coro, Mrs. Clifford Riisley, Richard que.nt sweeping reform of the de­ ALL VARIETIES ^ CANS Day, Dr. John F. Barry. Mrs. Ann partment under Orlando W. Wil­ FRUIT COCKTAIL CANS Lari'vae, C. Hyatt Sutliffe, An­ son, a University of California ORANGE JUICE SOUPS PEACHES DEL MONTE 2 thony Bayles, Miss Patricia M. criminologist Sara Lee Orange Cake 15-OZ PKG 69. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Rita Levine, Wilson was hired as superin­ WELCH’S UNIT SLICED - Yellow cl Robert Fuller, Daniel Donofrio, tendent after Police Commisson- 2^^:-43c Sam Feltham, John F. Maloney, er Timothy O'Connor resigned, OF 6 2 Ralph Warren. Irving Prentice. saying that though he was not im­ Q T # t i c 2 Also, Burton Albee, Joseph plicated he felt personally respon­ CANS 29-OZ CAN AU UNITS NOW ON SAt£t Adamo, Anthony . Kvadas, Law­ sible for the activity of the eight WELCHADE or FIESTA DRINK 3 FANCY SWEET, CRISPY policemen. • COOKIES • J. ■ w DEL MONTE PEACHES rence Lsme, Geqrge Gallschnelder, O.ALIPORNIA Donald Kuehl, Sylvester Barnes, Morrison still faces federal Nabisco Pecan Drop MARSHMALLOW SAVE 8c "Whispering Wheat" Pattern CliltonT'C. Coffin, Norman Kloter, charges in St. Louis in connection KRAFT PEA, YELLoW EYE Roderick J. MacLean, Raymcmd with the passing of counterfeit Cookies...... 16 oz. pkg. 49c CARROTS Larlvee, John McCartin, Allen $100 bUls. FLUFF : ■ Jars 39c Velveeta Cheese Pkg" 49c 22-OZ After the vurdict, Morrison was 00 MELMAC DINNERWARE Bourn, Mario Frattaroll Jr., Ros­ Education Fig Bars PETER PAN SWEET LJFE JARS ario Sapienza, Robert J. Donnelly, quoted by Public Defender Gerald 12 Oz. WUUsun Parkinson, James Brand, Getty as saying, "I’m v e ^ happy 12 oz. pkg. 29c HOMEMAKER UNIT NO. ONE - 4PC. PLACE SETTING PEANUT BUTTER Jar BREAD 4 Sherman Collins, Joseph A. with the verdict. They;-m^e me 35c 2 Loaves 37c 4 Mader, Thomas H. Dawkins, Pat­ the issue in the case aiid ^ e jury For a Healthy Pat • 10" DINNER PLATE $179 rick Grakowsky Sr., Mrs. Ruth must have believed me. I’m hap­ a CUP ' Hlckox. Daniel Pelletier. Phillip EACH UNIT^IT I py my testimony was useful, and 16-OZ a SAUCER Pierce, Robert Lanz, Ermano I'm happy If it made Chicago a HANDY 6.PACK Garaventa, William J. Grunski, better place to live.” CANS e 6 S,;„1DWICH PLATE Get Your Complete Setl Mrs. Betty McBride, William Kil­ An investigation of Morrison’s PLUS GREEN STAMPS -1% VETS' DOG FOOD gore, Roger Martel, Raymond claims against tl)e policemen led Oomitts, Mrs. Raymond Colpitts and Mrs. Anna Gechas. to indictment of 14. Two of the others already have been con­ 6 Walk-in donors were: AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING Chicken of the Sea 3 9 c Dad's Root Beer ?i5 ‘ 5 9 . Dr, Melvin Horwitz, Gerard victed and charges against four Clorox Bleach Beech-Nut Baby Foods were dismissed. CSuuhpagne, Alan Pratt, Tom Der­ Welch's Fiesta Punch 3 CANS 5loo by, Doa, Genovcsi, Mrs Alice Far­ The seven convicted last night STRAINED CHOPPED Chicken of the Sea 33c rell, Paifl. LaBrec, Mrs. Walter An­ heard the verdict with little show of emotion. The five for whom 2 2 c PLAST?C JUG 3 9 c PLASTIC JUG O r drews, Miss Elizabeth England, OPEN W ED, till 8 P.M .-THURS. till 8;30 P.M .-FRI. till 9 P.M: P U STIC BTL Chicken of the Sea oihtuna 33c Burry Oxford Cremes 10-OZ PKG 29c Mildred OUver, Elizabeth Smith, prison sentences were recommend- 9 T « f 9 5 c 6 T * . ? 9 2 < would not talk to newsmen. Heory WiepJblcki. Tanno Sarpola, 24-OZ JAR 39c Mrs. Bather Connor, Mrs. Ellen But Beeftlnk, who was fined, Nabisco Graham Crackers pkg 3 9 c Musselmans fillin g Nowak, Andrew Nlcoll, William commented, "I just feel good, DRY BLEACH PKG OF 10 4 9 c Linit ■ LIQUID STARCH QT BTL 2 3 c that’s all.” SIM S AND 2 9 c Lautenbach, Qienn MirU, William Lestare S tickney & Poor pickung spice jozcan 2 3 c Fanfare Mushrooms ^ pieces OUvsr, Chester SimonelU, Myron Mulea, also fined, said, "1 feel Rice, BVank Pacyna, Mrs. Eileen relieved.” Morrison, one of 46 prosecution Keebler Angel Food Squares C. Flynn, LeoUe Richardson, LIQUID DETERGENT 12-OZ BTL 3 7 c Nu-Soft FABRIC SOFTENER ' 16-OZ BTL 4 9 c Kraft Barbecue Sauce uozitl 3 7 c ’pkg^ 49c J oaoph Clagk, Mrs. Gertrude P. witnesses, testified for nine of Ivory Ctent, Jos8|di B. Banning, Mrs. the 42 actual days of the trial, Joaeph Tooskl, Eugene M. Grif- which started June 12. During the K itty Salmon Cat Food 2 cans 2 9 c Nescafe Instant Coffee 99e Bn- , trial he said that some day he Also, Mrs. Harriett Mitchelk might change his name aiid get FIRST FOOD 12-OZ PKG 2 1 c Cashmere 3 . ' I f , 3 1 c Niagara Starch Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers '«p>«3 36c t^lestea Instant Tea 49e M n, Nancy Akin. Dr. A. E. Dis- a job “maybe as operator of a kaa, Harry Blch, Robert J. Mac­ gas station in a small town.” STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. Beech-Nut Coffee Vale*''’ can 6 9 c Educator Butter Cookies ’ -o* 2 9 e Donald. Tbomaa D. Duff Jr., "I wouldn’t want to walk the ECONOMY 646 'CENTER STREET PLENTY OF FREE PARKING LEMONADE OR O 4 0Z 0 7 ^ Henry B. Brooka, MtA Alfred ■treeU of Chicago,” ha said. "1 12-OZ PKG ' 1 5 c Sunkist ORANGE CONCENTRATE A. CANS il/ C Unit Starch PRICIS IFfECTIVE IN FiRST NATIONAL SUP» MARKfTS ONIV CWMm , Miw M«i4alniaii Botti, haven't lost m;^nUnd.” Wl MSHVI TM MOHT TO UMIT QUANTITtEI : / \ X Ji Q! • ' - - vT'^WTi ^ f i ■^^--- m W'f

, I' I, t l^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 PAGE FUTIEN '.V PACK FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 ^^reiich Police Net South Windgor open# to tho public; noon-8 pjn., ■ , \ bingo; 1-S p.m„ fair parade, youth BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BlAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE and youngsters parade; 2;80 p.m., MANCHCSTER PWE DEfAICTMOrrS F a l s e / Broadcast A1 Morgan and his Toy Boys, ac­ r>*r * From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Beauty Contest I robats and gymnasts; 3-5 p.m., 12Hi ANNUAL G a n g y 5 B o m b e r s Scheduled Again doodle bug, dog obedience training (Ed. Note; While Marge Flynn demonstration; choosing of Miss 1= nAUCH/XRUNAeweiBt^lN Aniwar to P m fow I Wapping Fair: 5-7 p.m., chicken ) B ^M SU N S You EVER/tTM« X Xlfiera,, Aug. 34 (M) — French is on vacation, her column will be At Wapping Fair PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTiVAL TVr LADS V4SR»T«XIN' Relishes filled by news service food edi­ barbecue on the Corhmunity House M e THAT M6U LOOK UKEi m ix r»iEr A RDUiCEMAri. egapA poUcw announced today that they tors.) lawn; 7-12, teen age-record hop ON THE LOT NEXT TO HMHOUSe ' MV MUSTACHE M/«5HMt3u,TM. , broadcast Aug. 5 attacking Prea- Newspaper Enterprise Aeen exhibits. SCARTLCD took AT MOUX ages of 16-19 is eligible. Out-of- FRIDAY, AUO: 25^STARTS 0:30 PJyL TAklN'TMIS nACe-TD 1 I BBItM it fdUh .s£ T Ident Charles de Oaulle. L L Women’s Anxlllary R ^ L IZ E XU. HAVETO w a r a 7 Seine Ever hear of a picnic Long- town girls must have one or both A FeMOSi? SHOPTD , Authorities said a roundup of There will be a meeting of the MASk ONTIL MY MUSTACHt llO o^ididi BGnek letter john? Fun eating for outings. parenta members of the Wapping ^TRAIQMTeN J militant right-wing French ex­ Little League Women's Auxiliary LsRows AeAiH^v^ Ho r r o r s , ISSmin^M* • Red deer Here's how it works; Consists of Grange No. 30. Applicants may All You Can Eat! -^OUT-^PTBNP/y 10 Ointment tremists in the region of Mosta- tonight at 8' at the home of Mrs. NES/ M Ancriar .send their name, address and tele­ Edward Sayers. Pine Knob Circle. URadnt oOdMr UHoonUln ganem, in western Algeria, re­ hamburger patties ne.stled be­ (oomb. fonn) phone number, and parent's writ­ It is urged that all members plan ADULTS TScM^HILDReN SO e iUllMCaliM; sulted In the capture. The number tween Vienna bread slices. But UGetUncup there is more—besides the Juicy ten permission to Miss Wapping to sttend. TICKETS AT THE DOOR llTSeadIa 18 Ante dnver I of persons involved was not an­ Fair, Box 87, Wapping. 21 Decorous 29 Venison eniiee 4SHodgepodfe nounced. but, five young rightist hamburgers. sliced tomatoes, Swiss cheese and leaf lettuce get Apple Pie Contest Manehestnr Evening Herald 8-« 22 Rower 31 Threatened 4BOrane drink plastic bomb experts were also MUSIC RY POUCE cnnI RRCMEN'S; RAND "aoHemmen’etoet • I S " _ 22 Indolent 38 Lebanon'e bees 48lltiiiu Italian icity In the picnic act. So have fun. The apple pie contest at the South Windsor correspondent, 39 Fence openings 47 Canine caught. This advt. apona'ored by Bob and Dorothy Sandala o f North A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN aiBaoetmiedm 24 Act Picnic Longjohn Hamburgers 'Wapplpg Fair will be sponsored Ijuira Katz telephone Mitchell 26Ranse 40 SaucT nickname The broadcast caused some by the Connecticut State Fair As­ 4-175S. Pharmacy for the bMt volunteer Are department anywhere. enU 41 Greek war god 40 Ftult drink Makes 8 Servings > tx ra JUST HAVE NEVER HAVE I MET OOMlNe FROM YES? WEU, TOUCANTLAYA _____ aSPelmliOT 27 Time gone listeners to believe that the gov­ sociation. Anyone wishing the TO TAKE MY AN A P V P O A R Y / WELU VOU.THAT IS 7 NOW LET US.' WERE COMPLETELY aoMlmidwd 28 OtherwUe 42 Small y«ia 51 Delaware (ab.) ernment radio station had been 1 V4 pounds ground beef % cup rolled oats (quick or old- recipe may call Mrs. Roger W il­ S’n O K NECK OVT \M3RD FOR rr, WITH SO MUCH ( IHANK&. PRAISE /^METEaVOU SURROUNDED BY AN / VPONt MWeebomi seised by militant rightwingers Your neck ha.'^ the lowest heat INDEED/ 1 SOMETHING. INVISIBLE SHIELD/ SK/l r * r S“ r r r IT fashioned'. uncooked) liams. Tolland Tpke. GENBRA.L... UNMITTGATEP n ______opposed to De Gaulle. tolerance of any part of the body. THEY'RE ALL £ALL/ 33 1 14 teaspoon salt Wapping Fair Program Officials later discovered that During the warm w-eather. keep it AROUND >OU! 38 Small Wand IT 1 >4 teaspoon pepper 'The program for the gapping 34Unlt of enerer the Rightists had cut the trans­ 2 tablespoons chopped onion Fair is aa follows; 11 a.m ^o noon, clear of hair, collars and neck­ Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs SSEMenUal be&g IT re" mission line between the Algiers laces. 38Beward % cup milk Judging of all exhibits; noon, fair 37Snnbol ter nr r r i re" i station and its transmitter and One loaf Vienna bread ------3------r r had plugged In their own clan­ One tomato, thinly sliced Longjohn picnic treat locates hamburgers between Vienna bread 38Pnrrida food HT destine microphone. The broaid- 8 slices Swiss cheese slices with cheese, tomatoes and lettuce. I 38 Canadian r east lasted for almost half an Leaf lettuce zT hour before it was cut off. Combine all ingredients for ham­ BUY RIGHT, BU^ SUPER-RIGHT - YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. BOYS.' , a-3y| 44Perfocmed T s Meanwhile, conflict between burgers. Shape into 8 patties. 45 Boy's ST 3 ®n French ssttler'a and Nationalist Wrap in foil or waxed paper be­ ■■ ■1 ■ An Illuminating Hobby: Sop«r-RigKt QuAlity nickname W 3ir~ Algerian rebels continued with ing sure there's foil or paper be­ 48 Ten □ j | plastic bombs, grenades and guns tween them. Refrigerate. T«nd«r, So^t-Mtited tOBelbh n 1 5T ST A t least seven deaths, were re­ A t picnic site, broil or panfry Wh®U, R*gul*r Trim CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER yegetable HH B3 Ignored ported yesterday. hamburgers. Broil 7 minutes on 1» (0 Steel Executive Writes OVIN* U tU u U h A plastic bomb, favorite weaism first side, then turn and cook 4 or LO B4 American wild JT IT of the French extremists, killed 5 minutes longer for medium done- Lamb Legs IIADY r r PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER r r « i B6Repose FU J four persons including a baby in nesB. Cut Vienna bread into 16 IT HT !T a grocery shop at Bone, In Baat slices. Arrange a hamburger, to­ 29‘ MIND PUTTING IT ON THAT NEW SUPERMART/ CASH BUSINESS, DOWN 1 ■ In Old English Script COMBINATION - SHOULDER CHOPS AND STEW MEAT THE SHR -SAM? - IS IT HURTING YOUR YES! CREDIT ' lEJeratar 53“ Algeria. A grenade wounded three mato slice. Swiss cheese slice and T- IL L PAP/------Y DAY'*’ , ' . BUSINESS, SAM? BUSINESS, NO/ Inreuldr persons in a Bone cafe. lettuce leaf between 2 pieces of Super.RigM Quality ■—1 A L L 2 Femlnl|iename A rebel terrorist tossed a gren­ bread. Reassemble into long loaf Milwaukee — Illuminated-{ A .shrapnel wound suffered 4j»AjJkA> . s r 56 U.S. Gevarnmant kiap. R kSH T, MP. 7 3 Mohammedan n _ ade into a crowded sidewalk cafe in basket. writing, the lifetime work of j while fighting in France with the NUTCHELL , priest In Algiers, wounding a European monks in the Middle Ages, is the; Brili.sh Army in World War I im- Praparad Kpady-ta-CooL hobby of a steel company execu-1 mobilized Butcher's right hand, and a Moslem. Frank’ s Weight Variea miT OR A Moslem bank clerk waa shot live who practices the art despH* except (or the thumb and index t . 3 2 ^ LB a hand wound suffered in World finger. He moves the.se two fin- CUT-UR 4 snd seriously wounded in the A1 Sunnyvale, Calif.— A mechanical War I. Rcrs only for hl.s writing, but his Fresh Fowl giera Casbah. and a gunman killed BY FRANK O’NEAh hotdog dealer provides full-weight CornoRi—Straight 4 T Q C Front m j-C SHORT RIBS {.he leader of a rebel organisation "It's Jiist a gift, I guess, " said } pen never falters. packages of whole frankfurters of | Casson Butcher, a native of the 0 7 Cut LB 0 9 in a cafe. Butcher can write "The Ix)rd'a Brisket Cut LB different weight.*. Franks that i town of Bottle on the Scotland- A European shot and critically Player, ' using It colors, in 40 emerge from processing at correct | England border who makes his wounded a Moslem doctor on the minutes. He writes with contin­ weight flow down one track to the home in Chicago,' university of Algler* faculty. uous strokes of a single pen. dip­ packager. Franks slightly over or "I was interested in the writing Right LB 5 9 ^ . : : - 5 5 ' In Constantine, pistol shots kill ping the pen ■ in water between Sliced Bacon M l under weight go down two other even as a kid. I went around the colors. sd a Frenchman who had Just ar­ channels for combination later in a old castles until I got the alphabet ,p i rived from France for a friend's It's a rare liobbv. Butcher 0 \'ve cjrrectly weighed package. of the Old English script, the big , , .u' , t> 1»6t 9y WtA, • I09f funeral. T -/-.I, iJtiknows of no other person in the Bologna Pleoe— IJ). 43c Livarwunt Pc.— Lh. 39( and sma 1 letters.. I spent a lot i,, j c. . u ■ , The body of "a Moslem grocer Of time around the old church United Sta es w-ho i.s an enlumin- BY JOE CAMPBELL BEROIN ENDORSED BONNIE POONPSfy was found in a car on the outskirts cemeterielr. too. stud.ving the in-f"" Swift'»-Beef, Chicken, Turkey n oz of Algiers. He had been shot three Edward D. Bergin will lead the ' scriptiona on tombs of my ances-' illuminated wrlt- I VWONDER yup/ N scriptiona on tombs of my ances- or Salisbury Steak—Froien PKG 39' times in the head. Democratic slate in Waterbury ' tors ' Dinners W,IF B O N N IE e All the killers escaped. Npv. 7 writh the solid backing of Illumination In this use refers Butcher, who lives in a motel IB STILL MNAD the party organization. Last night , to the ornamentation and illustra- here during the work week, has AT M E ? si Fagteut Trip X3ri|$lJlBergin w'asv% BUM givengivcrii the4-iic unanimous 11ion v/of writing, particularlv the ^ repeatedly refused payment 9-a endorsement of- the - town commit- " 'I •initial - ■ letters. Butcher writes in his writing., Among offers he Fastest trip by pony express tee and also a word of praise from an Old English script, using an Jected was one of $5.(X)0 in royal­ was made in 7 days and 17 hours. the man he defeated two years ordinary pen dipped in water col­ ties from a greeting card com­ m vest flSB ( COIN OR CURPgNCy?) This trip was made to deliver Lin- ago in a primary, John lorio. He ors. Part of the illumination comes pany which wanted to reproduce .^ In 's first inaugural address. Us­ will oppo.se Republican Frederick from interlacing of gold and sil­ one of his pieces of work. A val­ EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES ual schedule was eight days from W. Palomba and Joseph J. Jaco- ver ink. Butcher sometimes uses uation of 11,200 has been placed REGULAR as many as 20 colors in a single Ion one wTiting of a player that B itC M TO St. Joseph, Mo., to Sacramento, vino, who was picked by the City l. 9 9 ‘ Calif. Manager party. page of WTiting. hangs on his office wall. SCHOOl Fac« Rump Reast Smoked Beef 35* iT) y a t u E S Rib Steak • 79' Pork Loins l( Steak m Rouno—FAC( KUMR LI 1.19 Pork Loins 6-ZV Flank Staak 1 . 9 9 ' Pork Loins / I \ diW .- witn Vac. 9ot 1 1ST 1 CEVTII CUT Sirloin Tip Roast Alts I t 89' Pork Roost Lunch Kits Dutch M ii| or Scotch Plain aa ” A “Janie't not home! I can 383 her Dad In there talking Fititi Hox urn 5:‘ JllDI) SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD RIO, BLUE Cross Rib Roost 85' Shoulder on the telephone!" Modern Markers or 9LACK lA A DRAMATIC *Wy TD 8-;f Center Shins of Beef 59' Fresh Homs ‘^•61* ENFORCE HER IDEA15,, YELLOW or PKG i raisH raar shmlde.i u . MR.SAXON--BUT Dixon Pencils ASST. COLORS OM2 Delmonico Steaks 1.79 Picnics 43* SOMEWHAT 5M477ZRJWS B Y R O U S O N fOR ME IN TERMS LITTLE SPORTS W abitar for Homa-School- | C5PTHE I d Dictionary or Otfica ovar 50,000 Tarmi COUNTRY FRESH FRUITS end VEGETABLES CADDIES PUMBRIOES' CADDIES marteMo marker. ZIPPER PbUgH X / " FREESTONE A a% b C Pencil Set INC. PENCILS, RULER. ERASER ' ITALIAN PRUNES Jk LBS < 0 3 TO BURSACK'S COURSE Color Craft BOX | AC tOX PURPLE PLUMS Crayons No Roll o( 14 I ' o ( J4 LARGE E A C FOAQUAUTY POODS EVniTDAY LOW PRfCeS! ts IO HONEYDEW MELONS SIZE Composition Book COVERED lA CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS GRAPES SWEET LBS Ceer. *41 Seal Faehi'Wl CAffi MORE MONEY a - 2 ? TU-We>ld R'VHH Rard. __ Cole Slaw Dressing 39^ GREEN SWEET PEPPERS LB B . C. BY JOHNNY HART 14.0Z. DOTTLE HflNZ Mazola Oil p,NTs4r quarts 73" CHECK! COMPARE I SAVE CASH ON THESE! BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE p _ MILK IJOZ A*fC 2. OZ CQC TUERE'D BE FEWEi! ^^AM/MOW I'M SURE YOUiRT A TRAINED ITS A I D o n ’t t h i n k I DOSCO AMPLIFIER JAR W» JAR WHEAT BREAD mT p^'.Te'.'^^gT.cZ Z 45 ' CASUALTIES, IF MILITARY AAAM, MR.SAWYER. WOULD TOU s h a m e ! f HE ONU«' V COULD STAND IT y Caal# fABRICEABRIC SOFTENER a A C A A C INSTEAOOF FIRIN6 MIND LOOKING OVER OUR ENTIRE'^ K E T C H U P 2147 n U "5 0 T T RINSERfMSE PINTS " QTS OJ OVER THE m i , defense setup? . WE have ( HAS.TWO.J r p f 1 IF SHE MAD SIX. MITTBltDAU CHEESE SLICES *” 45' (M / «opoes EDUCATOR 7Vi OZ THESE MEN DUC 25^^ FOXHOLES lEHIND S ix l e g s Sugar Cookies fA M IlY PKG THE WALL AND FIRED AND THEY ( S h e . LI. CANS SHUftPINC HEN TURKEYS GAINES DOG MEAL >— i l l W A C "25eOFF" CHAMPION ITHEV SHOULD A9KHIMTD... STEAKS "K k O F F ' m MARASCHINO CHEBRIES FAB ISe"'; 30' GIANT ‘ PKG i A KING SIZE I a FROZEN FOOD IIBERTY *° 37^ 69^ 120Z e e e e C VEL LIQUID t "4< OFF" CAN O O 10-Or PACKAAC a oii 7 9 f TM ailAT ATLANTIC I UC«ttC TIA COtfPANV. MC- GIANT mil iil jlU*Lu lU : AJAX CLEANSER "3e OFF" SIZE 20' f/lkUdw nOTSWEn FROZ^fEAS I '■ BATH SIZE "9t OFF" ^ BARS CANNED aMl^n^s titfiNC^PU (uOu -..in.-.Ht s.iitt IBS'* PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 38^ 7 - 4 PncH Sh«wg id tPi| *4 tfere it' Ae«utt 14 6 tffMtiH it ALL khP SuK( UAftfls H tAli ewi»Mlt)r 6 viciAigr M 7 X S-2V lb. can CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER MR. ABERNATHY PICNICS CENTS OFF BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY I'LL RETURN THE THAT FISH WAS FROZEN FIVE 1 Potato Frills scTiulem ‘ bag' 39'^ h L TV IW4I a I Of H00ENT5 W ( AtAYIHELP ) DRESS MOUSE TO HIS ' WEEKS.AND MOUSE NO.* A RS SHOP BUT THAT'» 1 AND FISH HE HA$ LOCKER OF FROIEN you, SIR ? y IMP055BLB!/ REVIVBPl LISTEN.. SPECIMENS TO OUR OWN MAKE 6 0 Z * HE'S .SNORING'. COME BE REVIVED' IN AND TAKE A PEEK'. Schulers Pretzels BAG 25‘ Sausage Meat iibi HUDSON PRODUCTS ■anaiMt Frai. laaf, Turkay, Chitkan SAVE NOW AT AAPI Tetley Tto Bags RCD Table Napkins 2T425' Meat Pies 5 9 9 PRAISE SOAP ienouet Fret. Beal. Turkey, Chicken ORAVENSTHN Family Napkins af'm33' FKG ZCC "iBe art' BN a.c ' IB, ora- aa M«t OF Meat Dinners 49' 1 act lAIS A I I MT. 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, f r PAGE«XTBEN IBMfCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 84, 1961 i liANCHESTTBR EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ffTORSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 PAGE SEVENTSIN Schoolboy Gridders Report Monday J o r L e a ^ u » M-M Boys Have Advantage of Friendlier Parks Leaders; -Connerly, Layne, Tunneh n a t io n a l l e a g u e EBatting (BmMMl on 275 or moro Exams Slated Davis Cup Needs Ham, at bat*) — Cleniont*, Pittsburgh,^ Pro Football League Veterans But as Formidable as Ruth Opposed .866; Risbinson, Cincinnati, .836{ Piitaon, Cincinnati, .835; M ix Saturday; Two Loa Angeles, .826;. Aaron, Mil* Claim Sport Not the Toughest Richardson, That Is .waukee, .824. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York, Aug. 24 (/P)—R(^er Maris and Mickey Mantle Run* —- .Mays, San FraiulnCo, D rills iDailv W, L. F ct O.B. 108; RoMntipn, Cincinnati, 90; Football generally Is considered Brookline, Ma.ss., Aug. 24 (/fP)--The captain of th« U.S. OinolMiatl ,...75 60 .800 have the advantage o ffriendlier parks in their twin assault Aaron, Milwaukee, 07; Pinson, ■ By FRANK CLINE the rougest and toughest of com­ Davis Cup team is far from .satisfied with his doubles combo Lee Angela* .09 49 .58A 2Vi on ’s home run record, but they v e hitting against Cincinnati and. Clemente, Pitta* i If all football candidates bat games. San Frandsco 68 51 .571 6 pitchers as formidable as those in fhe Bambino’s record burgh, 86. ' Col. Red Blaik, who coached and would love to get Ham Richardson for the pair. Milwaukee . . . .64 54 .542 T*/, breaking season of 1(27. * Runs Batted In — Cepeda, Han hafe been following instruc­ West Point for years, and Army, But non-playing Captain pavid* ...... St. Loul* ...... 61 59 .508 111/. Ruth tlammed a majority of hi* has been able to hit any off Francisco, .L14; Robinson, Clncln* tions given them by new Head Navy and Marine officers long S ;.?,'!.'!. u “ J.* 1 elded sfeveral years ^ago to get Pltt*burgh 1..58 59 .496 16 nati, 109; Mays, Han Francisco, Dallas Investment banker out of I into business and out of tennis and Chicago ...... 50 68 .424 21U 80 home runs off mediocre pitch­ Schwall, Brown, Bunning, Latman Coach Tony Alihrio just be­ have stressed that A*’’**'*^**' foot­ retirement Is little more than wish­ er*. The outstanding American or Kralick. 97; .\aron, Milwaukee, 06; Cle­ ball is the closest thing to all-out 1 maintain that po.sitlon," he said. Philadelphia .. 82 87 .260 40 mente, Pittsburgh, 88. fore school let out last June infantry war. .Slam! Buig! Gang ful thinking. WedneiHlay'e Remilta League hurlers of 1037, such as Parks Shorter Today "I'd love to con.sider Richard­ Dennis R&I.ston. 19, Bakersfield, Lefty Grove, Ted Lyons, Bump Ruth’s home runs had to go a Hit* — Clemente, Pittsburgh, and was elaborated on via tackling and all. No quarter ask­ Calif., and Chuck McKinley, 20, San Fituidsoo 14, OtnoiAnati 0 mail the first of this month. Man­ ed. son for the team," Freed said yes­ Hadley and Willis Hudlin, were longer way. TTie 169; Pinson, Cincinnati, 166; Rob­ terday. "All he has to do is say St, Louis, the U.S. team, dropped St, Loul* 8, Loe Angela* 7 stingy with Ruthian run drive*. stadiums in 1927 were larger than inson, Cincinnati and Aaron, MU­ chester High's grid hopefuls Yet many professional football their doubles match to Rafael Os- Pltteburgh 7, MUwaukee 6 l^&t Rrpri!*o, Vacanli I p, Near* Fiiiifth IJiie should he ready to go under a full players extend their career* far yes. I think he undoubtedly is the Mantle and Mari* also have been they are today. Yankee Stadium’s waukee, 150; Boyer, St. Louis, .r best doubles player in the United una and Antonio Palafox of Mex­ Chloagb at Philadelphia, Post- rightfleld horn* run sector, where 147. head of steam when the first prac­ be.vond that of the average life of ico and Cleveland last weekend, |M>ned fattening up on second rate pitch­ tice session is held Monday morn­ a player States." , er*. Such stalwart* a* Frank Lary, all three sluggers hit many of their Doubles — .Vanin, ,Milwaukee, Richardson, 28, was on the U.S. i hut the U.S. won the sone final. Today’* Game* home runs, was reduced by some 30 29; Pinson, Cincinnati and Ma.vs, ing St the high school field at wliich is seven years. They are old Chloago (OurU* 6-8) at Phila­ Jim Bunning and Don Mossi of De­ •Day of Firsts for Local Jockey^ 9:30. guys who make going the route team in 1968, the last year this 3-2. troit; Don Schwall of Boston; feet In 1936 with the extension .San Francisco, 28; Coleman. Cin­ country won the Davis Cup from Behavior Bad delphia (Owen* 1-8), 8i05 psn. of the stands. Ruth was lefthandeU, cinnati, '27; Robinson. (Inclnnatl, The grid candidates will he giv­ the hard way look easy. And re­ "I couldn't be very well satis­ Milwaukee (Spehn (14-12) at Chuck Eatrsd*, Skinny Brown and en physical examinations Satur­ member that moat of them had Australia. Milt Pappas of Baltimore; Jirfi like Maris. Mantle is a switch-hit­ 26. He said he would not consider fied -with the doubles team, con- nttwburgh (Friend . 12-16), 8tl6 ter. day morning at 10. Physical exams .'even year* of high SLhool and col­ .sidering their behavior,” Freed p.m. Grant and Barry Latman of Cleve­ Triples — .Vltiiian, Chicago, C I^ were oSginally slated Friday lege football before they joined the playing on the team anywhere land, and Camilo Pascual and Jack In the right center ajnd center meiitc, I’ittshiirgli and Boyer, St. outside of Texas, and would have said. Lo* Angela* (Wililame 11-9) at Louis, 9; Wills, I>os .Vngeles, Vacant! Rides Winner night but have been postponed to pros. to give that .some thought. The Ralston was accused In news­ St, Loud* (Broglio 0-10), 9 pjn. Krsllck of Minnesota have than' sectors or other parks, Washing­ enable all those wishing to attend Five—Charley Conerly, Bobb.v paper accounts of throwing and held their own with New York'* M ton’s Griffith Stadium Is now 25 .Aaron, .Milwaukee, .Amaro, Phila- site of the U.S.-India matches San Francisco (Sanford 10-8) and M Boys. feet cloeer, Boston has a 46-foot By EARL YOST Following the Bel Air meeting, the Nutmeg Bowl game in Bridge­ Layne, Y. A. Tittle. Joe Perry and next up, has not yet been decided. kicking his racquet during play, at Cincinnati (OToole (12-10), delphiii, Stiiarl, Pittsburgh and Vacanti will move on to Timonium port Friday night the opportunity Emien Tunnell—are starting their Both Houston and New Delhi, In­ swearing and being rude to an oj)- Mari* Favorite* shorter range, Chicago 25 feet, White, St. I»ula, 8. 9:05 p.m. Cleveland 60, Detroit 25. Kansas Home Runs — Ccpeitn, San rU It took 10 tries before Sam­ in Maryland and then to Laurel to do so. 14th campaigns in the National dia, have made bids. ponent during the Cleveland play. Friday’* Schedule Marl* has feasted on such a* and Pimlico. Two sessions a day will be held League. 'ITie first three are quar­ ...... Both Ralston and'McKinley are Washington’s Pet* Burnside (3), City is 45 feet shorter than Phila­ FranctiMo, 36; Robinson, Cincin­ my Vacanti made the win­ May Plav In Houston MUwaukee at Philadelphia (2), delphia in right center and Balti­ ner's circle but the 100-pound Vacanti's first race was on March during the first week of practice. terbacks, so the first thought "If the matches were played in on probation for the 1961 season 0:05 p.m. Los Angeles’ Ell Grba (2). Boston’s nati and Mays, San Francisco, 34; Tile morning drill.' from Tuesday could he that the prevalent mc^- Houston it might be that I could' because of previou.s outbursts. Gene Conley (2). and (Chicago’s more is 25 nearer than St. Louis. Aaron, Milwaukee, 81; .Adcock, Manchester jockey will nevei" 4 when he saddled L’ncle Fid at COiicago at Pittaburgh, 8:15 Maris has hit 40 of his 50 hom­ Bowie. through Friday of the flr.st week em T formation with man in fic ­ participate," Richardson said in ’ Freed said no di.sciplinary action p.m. Ru.as Kemmerer (2) and Cal Mc- MUwaukee, 26. forget his mount. Last Re­ [will begin at 9 and end at 11:30. tion transformed the signal-caller Dallas. has been taken against Ralston Llsh (2). Mantle’s "cousins” have er* against righthanded pitchers; Pitching (Based on 10 or more It was while still in high school Lo* Angela* at OInctnnatl, 9:06 Mantle all but nine of his 46 prise. which captured tlie that Vacanti made up his mind The second session will be in the into little more than a baseball ^ "I am going to Fore.st Hills next i for the Cleveland incident, p.nv included Grba (2), gopher king dei’Islons) — Poilres, Lis .Angeles, evening starting at 8 sharp and with control of a larger j week to play in the National Ralston admitted kicking hia Pedro Ramos of Minnesota (2) and against righthanders. Ruth was 15-4, .789; .Miller, .San Francisco, third race at Bel Air. Md., on Mon­ that he would train to be a jockey. San Francisco at S t Louis, more successful against southpaw day, Aug. 14. Vaoanti, who ia atill Riding as often as he could on winding'up at 8 with movies and' and longer ball. Championships. I might get in racquet but said it was accidental, p.m. Carl Mathias (2), formerly of 10-3, .769; Bnisnan. Cincinnati, or chalktalk periods planned after But the truly amazing Conerly, shape to play in the Davis Cup "I don't think his (Freed'sl crit- Washington. pitching, perhaps because he faced serving out hi* apprenticeship in weekends in the area. Vacanti was Loe Angela* at Cincinnati, 9:05 more. He hit 19 of his homer* 7-8. .700; Jay, Cincinnati, 18-8, hi* chosen profesision. crossed the more convinced than ever when he the bovs have taken eho^vers. who matriculated at the University matches in Houston." Iclsms are fair to me,” he said. I Among Ruth’s 60 were four .602; Burdette, Milivaukei-, Ll-S, of Mississippi in 1941, took his Chuck Bednarik He said, however, that playing did kick my racquet once but that p.m. against lefthanders. finish line first in full iiew of 4, graduated from high school that Oiie Drill .After Hollday AMERICAN LEAGUE homer* each off Milt Gaston of St. Ruth’s favorite club was Boston. .652. 500 spectators including his par­ the life of a jockey was for him. Wben classes resume after the blimps as a single wing quarter­ Niners who swapped him to Johnny international tennis is out. was after I cut across to get a Louis and Rube Walberg of Phila­ — Koufax, IjO» An­ 4 back there and running from Unitas and Company. Perry holds "I appreciate Dave's kimj words shot on match point and slipped W. L. Pet. O.B. He hit 11 against Red Sox pitch­ ents. Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Vacan­ With a major assist in the form Labor Day weekend, the Indians New York ,. ..88 .684 — delphia; Three each off Hollis ers. His lowest homer output was geles, 191; Drysdale, I>os .An­ ti of 101 Grandview St. of encouragement from his par­ eleven will have but one practice Steve Owen's A formation in his the league record for the number and it is a great honor tA play on the grass. I only kicked my Thurston of Washington and Tom geles, 149; Wlllianis, Los .An­ first several seasons with the Gi­ of times carrying the ball. on the Davis Cup team., but Vde- racquet while getting up.” Detroit ...... 80 .840 8 six against Chicago. White Sox The 20-year-old jockey, first' ents, young Sammy was placed at se.ssion a day starting at 3:15 and Baltiniore .. ..78 .575 11 Zachary of St. Louis and Wash­ pitchers, on the other'hand, have geles, 147; Mahaffey, Philadel­ jlhe Merrylanri Farms on L,abor ending around 5. ants . K«Mvson for I.a>ngevit,v ington. Slim Harris* and Tony ever out of Manchester, although Older than CViach Chloago ...... 64 .613 19 been Maris' best friends. He has phia, 131; O'Toole, Cincinnati, a native of Willlmantic, U under Dav 1959, Sammy Sr . at one time If the boys have been conscien­ Conerly is 40. Layne and Tun­ Clavaiand .. ,.84 .512 19 Welzer of Boston, Tommy Thom­ rapped them for 13 four-baggers 129. contract to Trainer Danny Shea had visions of becoming a jockey tious, they should be in fine physi­ Conerly * .college play was In- i nell. a defensive hack, are 3.5, Tittle Boston ...... SO .457 26 as of Chicago; Ken Holloway of as against onl.v one against Balti­ off 37 pitchers end Mantle also has Walker, Herbert, Kunkel and D it-, Willse (L, 10-18) and MacFayden Zachary (L, 8-13) two each; Hop­ AMERICAN LEAGUE and his stable at Merryland Farm.*. I some day and his interest didn't cal shape for Mondays first drill. temipted by four years of semlce and Perry 34. Platooning is the ANGLING 7 Minnesota .. . .54 .485 28>/j Detroit and Joe Shaute of Cleve­ more pitchers. Mantle's coziest tagged 37 pitchers. mar, one each. 15- 8) two each; Russell (4-9) kins one. (1-0), one. Batting (Based on 275 nr more Hydee. Md. However, his first suc­ hurt when his son made hi.s deci­ After issuing general conditioning in the Marine Corps, the bulk of it principal reason for the longevity Lo* Angele* 68 .427 29'/, land. Of these only Walberg and cousins have been Washington's Marls has been hit b.v a pitch Minnesota (6) — Ramos two: Cleveland (9)—Shaute (L, 9-16) Chicago (6) —Thomas (19-16) at tiats)—Cash, Detroit, .3.59; How- cess was scored astride a two- sion. instructions for the early part of in the South Pacific. He ia older' of these extraordinary athletes in Washington . .60 .410 31'/, Thomas were top flight pitchers pitcher* who have yielded 10 hom­ five times, Mantis none. Ruth also Pascual, Sadowski, Moore and three; Buckeye (L, 10-17) two; three; (5onnaIly (10-15), Blanken- “rd, New York. ..356; Plersall, year-old horse owned by John | Starting out like all ambitious the summer. Coach Alibrio mailed than his coach, Allie Sherman, and a savage game. They play it bl­ 7 A R 0 U N b \i^ Kansas City . .45 .868 87'/, that year. It was Zachary (8-13) ers to Mickey. The Switcher has had no hit by pitch in 1927. Schroll, one each. Karr (3-3), Uhle (8-9), Miller (L. ship (12-17) and Lyons (22-14) one Cleveland, .3.32; Gentile, Baltimore, Pons. Last Reprise paid $6.80 and i S.AM V.fiCANTI . jockey.s. Vacanti first served as an out more detailed instnictioivs to the motlier of his understudy. Lee ear. so to speak. They learned New York 8, Angeles who gave up No. 60.;, found the Indiana toughest, solving Los Angeles (5)- cover the last three weeks which ( 10). Lyons, who won 22 games for them for only two homers. runs against all clubs by Marls, McBride and Duren, on* each. each. I Runs — Maris, New York, 108; vorite, Flair Kicker, In setting and the Silk Towner had finished in learned all phases of horsemanship, became progressively harder and l.rfiyne carried the call consider­ to consciwe their energy. A thor­ Baltimore 7, Kansas City S (12) Chicago, surrendered only one four- Ruth hit 32 homers on the road Baltimore (4)—Barber (L) two; Philadelphia (9) -Walberg (L. Where they hit them: ! Mantle, New York, 107; Colavlto, starting mo.st mornings at 5:15 ably more for 5uie University of Mantle and Ruth (L indicates left- pressing the pace during the five- the money. tougher each week. ough knowledge of the proper tech­ Line, whether it is monofila­ ' Cleveland 4, Detroit 2. bagger to Ruth as did Grove. The as compared to 28 at home. Mantle handed pitcher): Estrada and Pappas, one each. 16- 12) four; Ehmke (12-10) andAt Ruth Msris Mantle Detroit, 101; Kaline, Detroit, 95; furlong race. The daughter of Previous to nding st Bel Air. The schedule was rugged and the For the past week the grid can­ Texas and the Detroit Ijons than niques got them over file rough ment or braided, is almost as im­ Minneeota 4, Chicago 0. Philadelphia Athletics’ southpaw and Marla have found foreign fields Chicago (4) - - Wynn, Pizarro Quinn (15-10) two each; Grove (L, Baltimore 0 4 I Cash, Detroit, 92. local Italian would ride as many didates should have been doing the he now does for the Pittsburgh spots, enabled them to escape in­ portant to fishing a.* the rod. reel won 20 games that season to join friendlier than their home grounds, M.ARIS 66 (L), Baumann (L) and Herbert, 20-13) one. Boston 8 4 5 j Runs Batted In — Maris, New Shaggy shook off F^ir Kicker in Vacanti went to the post nme Steclers. Boston 9, Washington 4. Chicago (13)—Pierce (L), Mc- the back stretch and just barely times at the Bowie. Laurel and as five horses a day, following the following daily drills: Jog and run. juries. ! t and lures, but 11 seldom gels th« Today's Game* Lyons and Waite Hoyt of the Yan­ too. Mickey has hit 27 on enemy on* each. St. Louis (9)—Gaston (13-17) Chicago 8 5 2 j Y'ork, 118; Gentile, Baltimore aiid scheduled po.sted each morning in two miles: jumping jacks, two Joe the Jet Perry and Enilcn Chuck Bednarik, in Ins 13th year kees as the American League’s Lish and Kemmerer, two; each Mantle, New York, 112; Colavlto, beat an onrushing Silly Baby. Fair Delaware Park tracks. same careful atteption. Washington (Donovan 0-9) at soil as compared to 19 at Yankee Shaw, Pizarro (L), Wynn. Hertiert, Detroit ,(S)—Donohue. Agtfirre four: Never* (3-8) two; Zachary Cleveland 4 .5 2 the tack room. minutes: deep knee bends. 20: Tunnell furnish something in the with Philadelphia at 36, a.s an of­ only 20-game winner*. Hudlin (18- Stadium. Maris also has 27 away (L) and Foytaek, one each. (L, 8-13), Stewart (L. 8-11) and Detroit 4 3 .3 .Detroit, 110; Cash, Detroit, 107. Kicker Wound up third. Vacanti’s Bothered by a throat infection Weight problems are for most way of evidence, however, that old­ fensive center and middle linebai:k- Fishing line ' for spmnmg, Boston (Delock 6-7). Baumann (L), Larsen and Hacker, push-ups. 25: sit-ups. 2.5: skip rope, 12) of CTeveland also yielded but as compared to 23 at home. Cleveland (2)—Grant and Per­ Wingard (L 2-13) one each. Kansas (^ty — 3 2 t Hits — B. Robinson, Baltimore, la s t Reprise finished a head in recently, Vacanti's weight dropped people but not Vacanti. He has er football players other than quar­ er. has been at the bottom of Uie spin casting and bait casting reels Minnesota (Kaat 6-12) st Chl­ one each. front of &lly Baby. two minutes, grass drill, two min­ oago (Herbert 8-11). one home run to Ruth. Washing­ Ruth’s favorite home away from ry, one each. Detroit (8) — Hollowav (11-12) Los Angeles — 2 2 1.51; Cosh, Detroit, 149; Kaline, De­ to 8® pounds. However, he's back never had to diet and eats every- utes: quick starts. 15: 50-yard terbacks make it look easy. Perry pile or in the thick of things all the comes in pound test sizes but ton’s Hadley (14-6) did not give up Washington (8) Burnside (L), troit. 145; Francona, Cleveiand, It was a day of firsts for Vacanti up to 100 with no apparent weight these are not, as in popularly sup­ Detroit (Lary 18-6) at Cleve­ home was where he three: Cnilin.a (13-7), Whitehlll (L, Minnesota 1 2 thii^. sprint. 5; shadow boxing, five min­ is the battering fullback toward way along the route. A tremendous land (Perry 9-11), 8 p.m. any. parked eight over the fence. Man­ three; Sister, Klippstein, Donovan, RUTH (80) 18-14), Hankins (2-1), G. Smith New York 28 23 19 140; Aparielo, Chicago, Green, Min­ as it was not only his first win worries. The dark haired 1959 "The life of a jockey is more than whom the Baltimore Colls are blocker and tackier w ho called de­ posed, in the same poundage aa Daniels and Kutyna, one each. nesota and Knbek, New Y'ork, ISO. ute* plus resistive type exercises. Baltimore (Barber 16-9) at Kan­ Lary, whose 18 victories are sec­ tle's favorite also is Boston’s band- Final won-loet records of home (4-1) and Gibson (11-12); one Philadelphia 5 — but the first time that he had graduate of Manchester High I thought it was." 'Vacanti report­ looking to replace Alan Ameche fensive signals, the Penn.sylvama the fish you are pur.suing. Boston (6)—Conley and Monbou- Triples—Wood, Detroit, Landis, WTiew! When the head-banging sas City (Rakow 2-5), 10 p.m. ond only to Whitey Ford's 21, has box. In which he's hit five. Maris' run victims in parentheses: each. St. Louis 4 — ___ raced with hie parents in the stands three inches over the five ed on one of his visits to this desk. sessions start next wieek they and improve their running game. alumnus w'ent both ways while the In the first place, a 10-pound friendliest playgrounds, other than quette, two each; Fomieles and IC h i c a g o, Plersall, Cleveland, stands. Also, It was the first race foot mark, the ideal height for a Making Perry all the more' im­ Eagles were winning , the cham­ ."‘ 'l New York (Cofites 9-4) at Lo* been stimg only once by the Yan­ Boston (11) Harris (14-21) Was)vington (8) -Thurston (IS­ Washington 4 4 5 However, he added. "It's really the ought to be like a rest period! fish weigh.* considerably less than Angeles (Bowsfleld 9-5), 11 p.m. kees' slugging duo, a four-bagger Yankee Stadium, have been Co- Muffett, one each. and Welzer (6-11) three each; IS) three; Llsen)>ee (18-9) and Totals 60 50 46 Lumpe, Kansas City and Heough, for Last Reprise and the first time Jockej’. life of Rilev." Play Sept. 23 plausible m that the Compton, pionship la.st season. that in the water and, in the sec­ mlskey Park and Cleveland Sta­ Cleveland (6) — Perry three; Washington, 7. Calif., Junior College graduate Bednarik is a striking example Friday's Schedule by Mari*. Roger also has the only The Indians are scheduled to open ond. a four-pound lest line can. Boston at Los Angelese, 9:80 p.m. homer off Mossi, Mantle has the dium. He’s hit five each in Chicago Bell, two; Funk, one. Home Runs—Maris, New Y'ork, their season with Conard in West spent two falls in the late All- of an old-timer neutralizing the if the locale is ideal and the fish­ and Cleveland. Kansas City (4)—Herbert, Arch­ 50; Mantle, New York, 46; Gentile, American Conference before re­ sheer .shock of a violent game by New York at Kansas City, 8 p.m. only one off Grant and Pappas. Hartford on Sept. 23. Thus will be erman is patient, handle a 15- Detroit st Washington 8:05 p.m. Estrada and Pascual have been Blanked In Baltimore er (L), Nuxhall (L) and Bass, One Baltimore, 38; Killebrew, Minneso­ follow’ed by a night game on Fri­ porting to the San Francisco Forty anticipation. I pound fish. Maris hai* yet to be credited with ?*ch. Sluggers Checked m Bandbox Ballyard ta. 37; Colavlto, Detroit, 34. Bolt Missing from Akron Fields Signs Contract Cleveland at Chicago, 9 p.m. tagged once each by Mantle and Detroit (4) — Foytaek, Mossi A Pitching (Based on 10 or more Local Sport day, Sept. 29, with Platt in Meri­ I Actually, the weight of line to Baltimore at Minnesota. 9 p.m. Maris. Neither Mickey nor Roger a home run in Baltimore. He hit den. one in the Orioles’ ball park during (L), Cassale and L«ry, one each. decisions)—Terrj', New Y'ork, 10-1, i be used should be determined by Minnesota (4) - - Ramos two; .909; Ford, New York, 21-8, .875; Suspended Until End of Month First home game for the Red and Bob Blinn. above, for­ ; a variety of things - - t.vpe of the second game of a scheduled twi- White Eleven will be against de­ mer Cheney Tech ath­ night doubleheader July 17, but he Pascual and Palmquist, one each. Schwall, Boston, 13-2, .867; Mossi, Chatter equipment, size of lure, kind of Five Homers Hit in Ninth Inning Lo* Angeles (4) - - Grba two; Detroit, IS-S, .813; Wynn, CSiieago, fending Central Connecticut Inter­ lete, has signed a con­ water, and finally the size of fish lost it when the game was rained Maris’ Triple Helps Yankees Akron, Obio, Aug. 24 LP)—Golf-^ scholastic League champion Hall of Lane ‘Salutes’ Finley, out in the top of the fifth. Mantle James and McBride, one each. 8-2, .890. Bolt called the judgment “A fair West Hartford at Memorial Field tract with the Spring- being caught. Baltimore (1)—Estrada. Srtlkeout* — Ford, New York, dmn’a top professionals wdll start one,” and said he would return to On spinning and spin casting also lost one in the same game. N e w York, A ug. 24 (/P)—ginning wallop off losing reliever* Geiger’s two-run homer cracked hsjnmerlng away at the Firestone FRANK KANTZ, one of the fin­ on Oct. 7. Then comes another road field Giants of the Class Mickey's had four others in Balti­ 175; Pascual, Minnesota, 170; Bun­ Crystal Beach. Fla., to rest an ach­ game at Muzzy Field on Friday. reels, monofilament almost always MANTLE (46) Jim Donohue (4-6). 'The triple 3-8 tie for the Red Sox in the ning. Detroit, 152; McBride, Los Country Club’s top par-70 layout ing back. Bolt will be eligible for est soccer players in New Ehigland. A Eastern League. 12 Runs by Giants more. Wrigley Field in Los Angeles scored Billy Gardner, w-ho reached Oct. 13 with Bristol Central. is used. Braided line sometimes is Ruth w'alkcd 138 times and Washington (10) — Donovan, seventh inning and Jackie Jensen’s Angeles, 140; Ramos, Minnesota, today in a bid for prises totaling the Dallas Open, which begins helped the Hartford Hungarians ‘Liar...Know Nothing’ Blinn, a catcher, played mounted on the reel, but the is 6 bandbox ballyard, virtual­ base on a flelder'a choice, and three-run homer ivrapped It up in a whopping $50,000. Sept. 1. T h e rest of the schedule reads struck out 89 times in 1927. Maris McCJlain and Mathias (L), two 189. win the 1961 Connecticut Hungar­ as follows: Oct. 21. Maloney, home; both liaseball and basket­ smoother surfaced monofilament each; Woo{leB)iJck (L) Klippstein, ly a cinch to replace Detroit’s Maria then came across on a wild the eighth. H MissUig from the field of 97 has 75 bases on balls and 52 strike­ The Firestone course, which to­ ian Soccer Cup. A graduate of Oct. 28, Bulkeley, away; Nov. 4, ball at Cheney. He was casts easier and usually farther. Tiger Stadium as the Ameri­ pitch. Maris now is 12 games u starters in the American Ck>lf tals 7,165 yards, with each nine New York, Aug, 24 IJP) — ed to fire Hank Bauer, Gor­ outs this 'season while Mantle has Burnside (L) and Daniels, one ahead of Ruth’a 1027 pace and Cheney Tech, Kantz was a leading Since both spinning and spin ^ Classic, however, will be Tommy Wethersfield, away; Nov. 11, Bris­ Frank Lane, fired as general don's successor. signed by San Francisco Sets League Record walked 103 times and fanned 87. each. can League's all-time homer having a par of 35, is the same lay­ player in Elurope before coming to tol Eastern, home with Windham casting employ light lures, lighter r haven. four home run* ahesd o# teammate Wednesday’* Homers Bolt, the one with the terrible out where Jay Herbert captured the manager of the Kansas City Lane denied the.se accusa­ Scout Ed Buckie last Fri­ All figures are complete through Boston (6) — Delock, Conle.v, Mickey Mantle, who struck out temper. Bolt yesterday was given a Manchester. being the Indian.* new' Thanksgiv­ test line should be used on these. Wednesday night’s games. Fomieles, Muffett, Stallard and Yet it w«j in the Loe Angeles (Season Total In Parentheses) 1960 PGA title with a four round ing Day rival at Memorial Field in club, fired back at owner tions and countered: day night in Spring^eld. In water free of weeds and not too three times, walked tiwlce and retroactive 30 - day suspension, 72-hoIe score of 281—one over par. Charles Finley today with a New York, Aug. 24 (JP)—They may have a long way to go, Ruth hit his 60 homers off 33 Monbouquette, one each. Angels’ park last night that Roger NA-nONAL I.EAOUE which will keep him off the tourna­ WIN'NICBS of free passes to the the finale. "It is Finley who has been The husky receiver re­ cluttered with sna,gs. six or eight- different pitchers. Maris has his 50 Kansas City (6) Shaw two; doubled. Cepeda, GianU (SS) FALL There are those who claim the aalvo of accusations including detrimental to the club and to match that little miracle of 1951, but if you don’t think Maris, shooting for his Mat home ment trail until the end of the recent ICO Golf Tournament, a charge that Finley had con­ sides in South Windsor pound test is sufficient. For those those San Francisco Giants are hot, t^en you’ve got to admit run in pursuit at Babe Ruth's rec­ May*, OlanU (34) month. course will play even tougher this to the Kansas City public, not who like to gamble, even four- INOIANS-TIGERS —- The In­ F, Alou, GianU (15) year, and that list includes Sam through their bowling skills, were templated moving the fran­ I. Beyond a ahadow of doubt, and has been playing this there are a couple of awfully cold efubs stumbling along on ord 60, missed the mark because diana ended their losing plunge at The Professional Golfers Associ- chise to Dalla.s-Fort Worth. pound test can be used. hi* shot was dead-center. That's Davenport, GianU (8) LEAGUES Snead, the long hitting veteran Orlando Annulli, Bill Riccio, Shirley Physicians Asked he has been contemplating summer with the Hart­ Some spin casting manufactur­ top in that National League pen-^^ four on Temple's tie-breaSdng, atioA Appeals Committee heard VIttner and Ann Correnti. from the In announcing Lane's firing ford Sf. C.vril’s in the the one tough challenge in Wrigley Orsino, GianU (2) NOW FORMING Bolt's case yesterday and adminis­ from West Virginia. Snead predict­ moving the franchise to Dal- ers now offer bigger, reels, for nant race. Davenport, Willie Mays and two-run shot off Don Mossi 113-3). AmaUIUno, GianU (2) G Holiday Lanes, Sam Little. Ruth Finley accused the 65-year-old Field—dead center. For Reservations Call tered the rather mild penalty for ed that another 281 this year easily At Schoolboy Tilts las-Fort Worth. I know this Hartford Twilight trolling and muskie, that can ITie Giants were resting third, Johnny Orsino hammered homer*. the Tlgere’ southpaw ace. Five of x-Thomas, Brave* (24) could w'in first prize of $9,000, de­ McIntosh, Jerry Wilson and Flo baseball official of lying and to be a fact and when he says 10 games out of first less than Maria’ 400-foot drive fell a few t)ie Tritoe’s 11 hits were )>unt sin­ Ms use of profanity during the Kloter from the Bowling Green spreading harmful humors League. He bats left- handle 20-pound test. But remem­ The five home run* In on* Inning feet shy of clearing thf'fence for Hisiart, Pirate* (*0) PARKADC LAN£r PGA Tournament at Olympia Field spite some sub-par practice rounds New- Haven. Aug. 24 IJP - A it is not so, he is lying. Thi.* ber, the heavier the line the big­ three weeks ago. They're still tied the major league record set gles, three by Vic Power. .SIdnner, Pirate* (8) this week, which include 67s bj’ and Mike Denhup. Loma Ahem. about uie team all over the has been in Finley's mind for handed. third, but they've won 18 of their No. 51, but It fell for a tie-break­ • » • Ml 3-1507 ia Chicago last month. Ray Hanna and Phyllis Keeney New Haven phy.sician .says too few country. ger the lure you will have to use. by the 1939 Giants and matched by ing triple as the Neiv York Yan­ Boyer, Card* (19) Junior League Will Ken Venturi and Bob Goetz and a Connecticut high schools have some time and now that he last 15 games and have jumped Philadelphia In 1949. The 12 runs OiUOdJSH-A’e — Jim Gentile White, Cards (17) 69 by Billy Casper. from the Parkade Lanes. Lane not only denied these In more difficult water—a lot within four games of first place kees scored twice in the 10th in­ Start Sept. 9 team physician* in attendance at charge.* but in a telephone in­ knows he can't make it. he of brush, underwater snags or set a modern major league record ning for an 8-6 victory over the powered th* Oriole*. Th* *lug- HawaUld, Cards (8) Fine Field their athletic contests. says he has never considered ISGA Favorite Cincinnati with a six-game streak for ninth-inning scoring, breaking ging first baseman walloped two terview from Kansas City where you have to fish deep — — all against the Reds and secoiid Angels and regained a three-game Falrt.v, Dodgers (7) All the champions will be com­ LITTLE LE.AGl'E Town Tour­ At a statewide conference on such a move. I told him he heavier test should be used. the mark of 11 held by three clubs. home runs, for a total of 36, a x-Baae* Full. peting in the tournament. The termed Finley a "liar," a w-a.s burning hi.* bridges be­ Tacoma. Wash.. Aug. 24 '.T' Be­ place Los Angeles Dodgers. lead over Detroit. nament will resume tonight, athletic injuries here yesterday. "know-nothing,'* and "egoist." Where jigging (bumping a lure • • • I Cleveland sto5>ped the second single and a double. He came BOWLING group includes U. S. Open winner weather permitting. Army A Dr. Frank Mongillo reported that hind him. but he said he knew cause of the brilliant golf she is After sweeping three from the across with the winning run on and a “person harmful to the playing—not because she liv’es just on the bottom in 20 to 30 feet of Dodgers, the Giants made it three CARDS — DODGERS — The place 'Tiger*, who had won five in ! Gene Uttler. Master's champion Navy, American League flag win­ of 85 .schools answering a qiiestion- beat interests of the baseball what he was doing and he Cardinals didn’t get the lead until Ron Hansen's sTngle after he had TEAM PRICES Gary Player, PGA titlist Jerry Bar­ didn't need my advice. " around the comer in Seattle—Anne water) is the bist fishing method, in a row over Cincinnati last night, a row, 4-2 on a fifth-inning home ners, face Norman's, International aire he sent out only 38 said they public in Kansas City.” Quasi Decker took up the role of heavier line, from 10 to even 20- the eighth Inning against Los run by Johnny Temple. opened the 12th with his two- ber and British Open king Arnold League victors, at Buckley Field It lake.* a three-fourths vote riding in on the three-hit pitching had team phy.sicians. Finley, a Chicago insurance favorite today as the USGA Wom­ pound test, should be mounted on of Juan Marichal and unloading Angele*. That's when they chased Baltimore outlasted Kansas City bagger off losing reliever Bill Palmer. at 5:30. Army A Navy stands 1-0 Some others relied on having man. has been a controversial of the 10 American League Don Drysdal* and beat reliever Kunkel (2-9). SHIRTS-TROPHIES Player, incidentally, leads the clubs for a franchise to be en'.* Amateur Golf Chmapion- the reel. five home runs in a record, 12-run for a 7-5 victory in 72 Inninga, and Normans' 1-1 in the double nurses present at games, or were figure ever since he purchased sliips reached the quarterfinal In fishing deep, monofilament ninth Inning for a 14-0 romp. Ron Perranoskl in a four-run Minnesota rapped the Chicago • » • i END-OF-MODEL YEAR list of top money winners this year elimination tournament. counting on other persons famil­ moved to another city. rally triggered by home runs from SIlOM, iM is, OCCMSOriM the Kansas City club from the round. Mrs. Decker, the 1958 cham­ is the best tyiie of line, even for It was the Reds’ fourth consecu­ White Sox 4-0 behind the two-hit TWINH-WHITE SOX — The I with $55,801, but either Palmer iar with game injuries to give Aronld John.son e.state last "Finley lies again when he pion, was five under women's par Bill White and Ken Boyer and pitching of Clamilo Pascual. and White Sox managed no more than with $52,899. or Doug Sanders with I first aid until an ambulance or said it was I who fired Gor­ Ivait casting reels. It sinks much tive defeat, but they still have a capped by Curt Flood's winning winter. Hi.* first step was to yesterday for the 29 holes it took faster than braided and because 2^-game lead. And if It’s any con­ Boston belted Washington, 9-4. a second-inning single by A1 Smith $48,154. could pass the South Af­ I physician could arrive. hire Lane as general manager. don." he said. "On the con­ her to eliminate two contenders. single. Ed Bsuta won hi* first rican alar by winning the classic. trary, I tried to talk him out of it* lesser resistance, it does solation for Cincinnati fans, the * » * and a two-out, ninth-inning single NEW and NASSIFF ARMS CO. Sport Schedule Mongillo said schools should drop I.,ane severed his connections major league decision in relief. by Sherm Lollar off Pascual (11- For that matter. Palmer could take j of firing Joe. The fact is Fin­ not curve in a big arc. last time the Giants powered five * • • YANKH - ANOBLN — Maris, competitive sports If they are un- with the to home runs In one liming It was IS), who struck out sis and walked "HOUSE OF SPORTS" the earnings lead by finishing sec­ I able to supply "ample medical at- accept a four-year contract at ley tried to fire Gordon on In general, bail casting*’ reels PIRATES — BRAVES — Bob who walked three times, struck ond. worth $4,600. should Player Friday. Aug. 2.5 three occasions. The fii;.*l time Wednesday's Homers take braided line because thi* is against the Reds in 1939—a year out once and grounded out in his three foFj hia fifth . 981 Bfaln S t—MI 9-1647 I tention." $50,000 a year, w-ith an addi­ (Cincinnati went on to win the pen­ Skinner’s Inside-the-psrk home run * • • finish worse than eighth. ! And doctors should be willing to tional four-year term in an was during spring training ,\.MElR10AlV IJ1.AGUB softer and ea.sier to cast from a gave Pittsburgh a 6-8 tie in the flrat five trip* to the plate, capped USED CARS Indiana v*. Boland'*, 8:15. Char­ Gentile, Oriole* 2 (38) revolving .spool. But some flat, nant. a Yankee comeback with his KHh- r e d ’ FK>X-SENAT0IU4 — Gary ter Oak. j make their seri’ices aavilable. he advisory capacity at half the when Joe threaten^ to punch If Cincy fans think they’ve got eighth, and the Pirates then made I said. sklary. him in the nose." f'olavito. Tiger* (84) I soft monofilament ia now on the it two in a row over the Braves CHRYSLER SARATOGA McIntosh vs. American, 9:15, “CompenAation should be second- .SkowTon, Yankee* (22) market and usable on bait casting it bad, Dodger fans have It worse. on Dick Stuart’s two-out single in Charter Oak. Arnong Finley'.* charges SL Louis pecked away from behind 2 I ^ r Hardtop, Fully Powered .... j ary, and even very small, depenrt- against Lane were that he had MINOR LEAGUE LEAGUE Geiger, Red .Sox (17) reels. A line of 10-pound teat gen- the ninth against reliever Don $1395 ------Jmsen, Red Sox .(10) for an 8-7 victory over Los An­ ! ing on the circumstances.” he said. been responsible for firing Joe Eastern League : erally will handle all you are geles. It was the Dodgers’ ninth Notterbart (4-7). It was Stuart’s DoaUea—Kubelc. New York. S5; Gordon as manager earlier Woodllng, Senator* (10) seeking on a bait c.asUng reel, but third hit and third RBI. Elroy Face BUICK 2 DOOR Binghamton 9-6. Reading 0-7. Johnson, Senator* (4) straight, defeat, their longest skid THE NEWEST MARIS— Patricia Maris, wife of Roger BOWLING KaJine. Detroit, SO; Romano. Cleve­ Albuquerque. N.M.—Joey Limas. this season, and that he had .Johnstown 6, Springfield 5. 1 for really big fisB like muskie gb since 1944, when they dropped 16 (5-5) was the winner in relief. Power Steering and B rak es...... land. 28; B. Robinson. Baltimore 137 Albuquerque, knocked out San­ on several occasions attempt­ Williamsport at Ijancasler, p.p. Temple, Indian* (8) to 20 or 25. Maris, outfielder for the , shows off $885 and Power, Cleveland, 27. tos Soto, 137, Nicaragua, 1. in a row. Pittsburgh beet Milw’aukee 7-6 her son at Kansas City, Mo. The six-pound, 13-ounce boy CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR 2 I in the onl.v other game played in was born Aug. 21. It’s their fourth child. Hardtop, Power Brake* and Steering 2 the NL. cihlcago-Philadelphla'was TIME $1395 Mexican Team Making Mark rained out. M AUTO SERVICE SPECIALISTS • * • PLYMOUTH WAGON Is Here Again! GIANTS — REDS — The GianU PitoUng—Jfiiaii Marichal, Giants, 8 Oytlnder, Antomatir. Transmission In Little League Tournament had just on* hit in the first seven ahut out flrat place Reda on tlfree $795 ------Si against Cincinnati ace alBglea, walked none and atruck T onight •loey Jay, but it was a home run out one in 14-0 victory that was CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR Wllliam-sport. Pa.. Aug. 24 ‘/Pi—s>Enitacio Torre* "He h.a ____ _ * Hardtop, Power Brakes and Steering REGISTER NOW FOR I Untilutil last year, young Rafael ReyeaRey , h.seh.ii hi. by Joe Amalfltano good for a 1-0 tight duel for eight Innings. $695 on ■ Montemayor had never throli’n a a baseball in his hand*. He looked lead behind Marichal. San Fran­ HitUng — Jim Gentile, Oriolee, * i ba.seball or held a bat. like a good athlete and so we gave cisco made it 2-0 in the eighth and hit two home runs, a double and a MUFFLERS FORD 2-DOOR, RetraeUble Top. him a chance. single and scored winning run fai BOYS' and GIRLS' LEAGUE Today he la the toast of Little made it a rout In the ninth as Power Brakes and Steering...... 4 League baseball - - no-h’t p'tcher spent hours doing nothing Orlando Cepeda, Felipe Alou, Jim 7-6, 12-binlng victory over A’a. . LIFETIME $1095 and hitting star of the Monterry, *^1'^ throwing at a boy wearing a STARTS SATURDAY, SEFT. 9,9:30 A.M. Mexico, team which lias jumptuj*^'^ mitt. He was wild and rough, PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SUDAN into the favorite's role for the! control and before GUARANTEE Antomatic TranimUslon ...... SUPEE'VISED BY FLO KLOTER—AJBC INSTRUCTOR WINF World Series championship to )>e j ''"as our beat pitcher. " $695 decided Saturday. Torres, who once played in the Montemayor, a hu.sky youngster Texa.s League and who spurned AGAINST PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON Leagues Starting Dates of 165 pounds, struck out i;. uiid major league chances with Wash­ BRAKES 6 Cj'IInder, Standard Transmission ... $895 held his opponents hitless in beat­ ington and Boston becau.se he ing a team of American young­ didn't speak Engli.sh, explained BLOWOUTS MUFFLER INSTALLATION MORiNING G LO R T—WEI). MORNING. SEPT. 13 WHEEL ALIG.VME.VT DONE ON MODERN ELECTRONIC sters from the Flrmasens Army through an interpreter that Monte­ YANKEE ’’"se Ui Germanv here ye.sterday mayor is t.\-pical of the Mexican BEAR MACHINES BY FACTORY TRAINKD PERSONNEL RELINED bfT dim' (mRMwrpRicis'^ W O M ENS D O U BU ^ W ED ^ T P.M.. SEPT. 13 4-0. He also slammed a single, boys turning to baseball. ALUMINUM-ZINC COATED ILOBIN HOOO MUFFURS .jle ..nci Home nin. “Once they like bull fighting A**ure you Longer Life . . . Oroofor Serfety . . . SET CASTER The Mexicans, striving to recap­ and .scorer but now it is only ALL 4 WHEELS I___ 1961 DODOES and LANCERS J _ | ture the title they won successive­ baseball,” he .said. "They whittle a Inolude* ParU and Labor BeHer Performance. Extra protection against rvet New Leagues N oht Forming SET CAMBER BASEBALL ly in 1967 and 1968, met El Campo, bat out of a cactus stick and they and corrosion . . . ' Tex., in the aecond of two semi­ hit tin cans down the middle of the MANY MORE USED OARS TO OHOOSK FROM S n TOE-IN final games today. The first game, streets. HUS: AT BARGAIN PRICES WOMEN^THUftSDAY MORNING, S€PT. 14 AU Work And Up SET TOE-OUT at 12:30 p.m., sent El Cajon, Calif., "They come to us bare-footed, Oasraoteed • FAST... IS MIWTE MSTALUTION LOW DOWN PAYMENTS—BANK FINANCING MIXEO LEAGUE— SUNOAY. 6:30 P.M., SEPT. 17 ANY NEW YORK AT LOS ANGELES against a colorful little team of, begging for a chance to play. Thev I In W rItiB g CENTER STEERING AMERICAN I Ameilcan-Japanese from Hilo, Ha­ come from modest families. To * SOmCED BY FACTMYTRANKB EXPERTS ROAD TEST CAR GAME TIME 11 P.M. waii. them, a pair of shoes and a uniform FORD * GHEVY Drrvg in... or call iodayl Anyooe Wiahing To Bowl In Any Of These Montemayor. who was weaned is like heaven. PLYMODtH 6 away from soccer by baseball a "American boys have other in- Other* Slightly Higher \ Lcagns Call Bob Clough MI 9-3969 little more than 12 months ago, teresta — their television sets, UFETIMf GHARANTEf CHORCHES or Flo Kloter MI 9-2316 FRONT END gave the Uttle League epectatore movies and automobiles. P rem ium ^ FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY HEAR ALL^ YANKEE ^GHT GAMES. the fineet individual performance "These boys have only baseball. Bonded Easy Crsdif Tarms AT NO E9CT1IA COST SHOP of the 1961 World Series. They will drill for six and seven MANCH^TER MANCHESTER BOWUNG GREEN 357 BROAD ST. HOME CNNi AWAY->DIAL 1230 "About three weeks before the hours a day. and they will never BRAKE HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE CO. MUFFLER 357 Broad MOTORS 654 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER MI 3-2444 I960 season this boy came to us complain, because they like it. And 357 Rrood St. Street FISK and aald he wanted to play base- their one goal is to be tbs best DODGE AND CHRYSLER FISK SHOP Mi 3*2444 ban," Mtmtsrrey oooOu 'HmY want to be the champtons.** 155 CENTER ST.—MI 9-2818 FISK SHOP MI 8.2444 •AKLJUtD an a a o T i \

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MI 8-4096. room house, Sept. 1 to June 1, perfect for you. Living room with garage, patio with awning, gas in­ broker. Tel. XD 8-5117. PLEASE READ YOUR AD CASH REGISTER, McCaskey serV' 1962. MI 9-3586 ceptionally priced at $11,900. For fireplace, Walltex dining room, and with extras. Call MI 4-1873 after 6, day week—complete benefit pro­ ' vice station model, 2 totals, $100, additional information or appoint­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO cinerator. Near St. James church. OT *^aat Aii^ u * takM ever tke pbeae m e eoa- gram. Write giving education and Dogs—Birde-^Peti 41 ment call McCarthy Enterprises, kitchen. In excellent condition, 2 MI 3-2766 ! Call Dave Doulon, MI 9-5306, MI wrtMM. The ■ivirtlwi ■AoeM rtatd Me ad the FIRST DAY IT Electric adding machine 10 key, ONE ROOM furnished, one block bedrooms, IH baths, near bus and Realtor Wanted— Heal Estate 77 experience to Box E, Herald. $50. Call MI 3-8637. Inc. MI 4-1539, John Panclera, MI 9-1311. A PP SA M SBPOBT BBBOB8 la ttme far tke next laeer. from Main St. Call Ml 9-6746, Summer Romes For Rent 67 schools,, garage. A Blue Ribbon Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 Wanted Autos— WANTEDr-Good homes for cute 9-1898. WISH SOMEONE tq)«>n4 rooms, 8 years old SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main FOR SALE — Gladioli, cut while EXTERIOR and interior painting, able. Write Box W, Herald. ber 1. Mrs. C. Curtis, 90 Wells St. room home with extra lot suitable plastered walls, full basement, oil tenance, hedge pruning. Contact DEMONSTRATORS and managers SALESLADY, women’s specialty up. Chimney mounts only 99c. trees. Reduced to $19,900, Bowers School area, family size you wait. Emerald Farm, 609 decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean shop, full-time position with se­ MI 9-0123. for building 2-family home, one heat, copper plumbing. 1-car ga-! Rockville Health Commission Want InfemiatioB on one ef our classified advertlseinenti>7 No John E. Whltham, M3 9-7090. needed In this area for new sensa­ VHF wire 2c a foot. Also, used Diamonds— Waichc block to school, two blocks to kitchen, plastered walls, cast Iron Keeney Street. MI 9-7376. workmanship. Free estimates. No tional jewelry party plan. No In­ curity. Above average salary com- TVs completely overhauled. See rage, amesite drive. Reasonably' Cliairman John T. Orlowski has answer at the telephone listed 7 Simply call the Jewelry 48 Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 WANTED to rent by printing auper- Main St. Belfiore Agency, XII LAWRENCE F. FIANO baseboard heat, 1-car garage. This priced at $20,500, For additional LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Job too smaU. John Verfaille MI vestment, no collecting, no deliv­ mensurate with ability. Saul Us first for the best deals. Open house offers you those little extras fired back at former Mayor Her­ 3-2521. Levine Fashions, 757 Main Street, vi.sor three bedroom house. Please 3-5121. Realtor MI 3-2766 information or appointment con man G. Ol.son's statement that repaired, sales and service, pick Roofing'—Siding 16 ering. Highest commission to deal­ evenings till 9, Saturday till 6. LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — HIGH SCHOOL student wishes cen­ call Mr. Kurtich, JA 3-5201. E. Crawford MI 9-4410 that make a house a home. $19,500. MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE er and manager. All Inquiries con­ Manchester. Prices In effect till supply is ex­ tact XleCarthy Enterprises. Inc.,; trash collection costs have jumped up and delivery. Complete line of Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ trally located room and board with BOWERS SCHOOL ranch—6 rooms Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464, MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, M I: $20,000 under the Democrats. Ml 9-0500 Toro riders, reels, and rotaries A. A. DIOrr INC. Roofing, sidlr PAINTING, papeitag, floor sand­ fidential. Marion Klbbe Fashion hausted or replaced by similar ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tues­ local family for school year. Con­ with 3 large bedrooms, ceramic SUBURBAN, but in town — Over­ 9-1898. garden and lawn supplies. L & M Shows, Avon, Conn. ,OR 8-3455 or Items. Satellite Electronic Service, tact Mr. Rogers, MI 9-6389. Orlowski said the budget for painting. Carpentry. Alterations ing. CaU MI 9-0726. Help Wanted— Male 36 day through Saturday, Thursday Land For Sale 71 bath, fireplace, priced to .sell. Call sized seven room cape in spotle.ss sad leave your message. You’ll bear from our advertiser In Jig Equipment Corporation, Route 83 and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ OR 3-9829, 7-9 p.m. 165 School Street, Manchester, AO Wes Smith, MI 9-8952. Beechler- condition, wooded lot. Four big rubbish and garbage collection h u evenings. 129 Spruce St, MI 9-4387, COVENTRY risen from $17,730 to $26,500 an in­ time without spending aQ evening at the telephone. Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. PAINTING AND paperhahging. 9-1786. THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage, Smith. Realtors. bedrooms. Only $17,500 and there FOR SALE—5>i room ranch, near APPLICATIONS being accepted for HIRING TURRET lathe operators, Apartments— Flats— $800. 7 acres, 5 clear. 350 ft. front­ crease of about $8,800, but the ad­ MI 3-4860. Good clean workmanship at rea­ first-class tool makers, and engine is an extra lot available if you LOVELY 4 room ranch, l a r g eschools.______Call BU 9-0727. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- steady, part-time sales and cash­ HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or age. Andover-Coventry line $2,000. VERNON—Minutes from schools want. T J. Crockett, Realtor, MI ditional amount has been mad# sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ lathe operators. Dean Machine Tenements 6.1 necessary by long hauling costa padrs all makes refrigerators BID WELL HOME Improvement chester, Raymond Fiske. MI ier openings. Apply Manager, frozen, 30c doz. H. Pasqualinl, 246 Garden— Farm— Dairy Call PI 2-8090. and shopping. We have this cus­ 3-1577. stone fireplace, plastered "'alls. MANCHESTER — 6 room brick freezers, washing machines, dry' Fairway, 976 Main Street. Hours Products, Inc., 165 Adams Street, Avery Street, Wapping. combination windows. 2 extra lots, the Republican administration did Company—all types of siding and 9-9237. Manchester. , Products 50 GENERAL RENTAL agenev J. D. tom 2-bedroom ranch, half acre ranch, walkout basement. Beauti- Lost and Found Automobilee for Sale 4 ers ranges, oil and gas burners, roofing. Aluminum clapboards a not suitable for students. Realty, 470 Main Street, MI lot, high with trees, attached ga­ BOWERS SCHOOL-5>4 room Co­ good condition throughout, full ftil view. Owners’ other commit­ not have to contend with. LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam House.s for Sale 72 price, only $10,300. His statement accompanied an­ FOUND—Partly grown dark gray CALL OR SEE me for a good deal MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. specialty. Unexcelled workman­ EXTERIOR and Interior painting. TV TECHNICIAN, strictly bench 3-5129. rage, enclosed patio, big kitchen lonial 2-car garage with screened ments necessitates their consider­ ship. MI 9-6495. for $12.50. Also fill, gravel sand nouncement yesterday by Elling­ tiger kitten, lighter feet and chin, on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-l Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. DEMONSTRATE TOYS work, experience. Write TV. Box TOMATOES—Pick in own contain­ BOWERS SCHOOL-6 room Eng­ with plenty of cabinets, glass en­ patio, extra lot. Call Wes Smith, ing sny and all offers. Phone John SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired and stone. Miller Sand & Gravel. ers. 50c peach basket. Angel St, 149 SPRUCE ST.—3>2 room, cold closed ceramic bath, big living MI 9-8952. Beechler-Smith, Real­ ton officials that the Ellington vicinity Porter St. MI 3-8801. used cars. Walter G. Parker, L. P. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. 84, Coventry. MI 3-8603. lish Colonial, I’ i baths, large H. I>appen, Inc., MI 9-.5261, MI from the shop. Can take care of COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — All Floors. Good clean workmanship. Work August until December, ex­ water flat, sink and set-tub in room with picture window. View tors. U iSl R 3-5219. dump, now used without charge by Fitzgerald. Inc., 73 BrookI>m St., all your upholstering needs at types of roofs and roof repairing, cellent commission, no Investment, PEACHES, Red Havens—Pick your kitchen, lavatory only, second kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large Rockville, will be closed to tha LOST—PASS BOOK No. 3466 Sav­ Rockville. MI 9-5324. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. WANTED—ITull-time salesman, ex­ LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ for miles. Fully stormed. Retired ings Department of the Connecti­ great savings. Call CH 2-2378. specializing In Twenty Year Bond­ Leo PeUetier, MI 9-6328 or MI car and telephone necessary, larg­ perience required. Promising fu­ own, $1 basket. Bring own con­ floor, $35 monthly. Write Box B, owner has kept this I’ j year old MANCHESTER XIANCHESTER-Center Street. In­ city after Nov. 1. ed Roofs. Call M3 3-7707. est party plan in the country. Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding tainer. Novell! Farm, Glaston­ Herald. ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, Since the city dump in rural cut Bank A T’rust Company, N. 1955 CHEVROLET sedan, radio and MACHINES repaired and sold — 9-5082. ture with growing chain. Apply mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatio 1-car garage, $28,900. Phllbrick home NEW. Robert Wolverton REALTY CO. vestment property. Business zone. Main St. Office. Application made "SANTA’S PARTIES" ORchard Stein’s Store, Parkade. Manches­ bury, Conn. Agency, XII 3-1914. Deluxe 5 room ranch with IH 4-family. First floor 4 room apart­ Verppn was closed in July 1960, heater, powerglide, excellent con­ typewriters, adding machines, 3-3207 ,ORchard 3-8455, or ORchard tractors with over 21 attachments. FOUR ROOM ground floor apart­ Agency. MI 9-8464. baths. firepla,ce. full basement, all x n 3-2692 for payment. dition, reasonable. MI 9-0386. EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spo- ter. ment vacant for buyer. Easily Orlowski said, the city has had Also, office supplies. Noel’s Office Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 3-9829, Avon Conn. Used mowers and tractors. Parts ment, central location, adequate city utilities. Full price $17,800. to haul rubbisli to Manchester cialize in commercial, residential, $12,600—SIX ROOM colohia’, nice COVENTRY R. D, Murdodk F.H.A. financed. Shown by ap­ 1956 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. Machine Service, 7 Franklin St. industrial, and trim jobs. Big or and service. Capitol Equipment Household Goods parking, adults preferred Call MI Many other listings available. XII 3-6472 and, more recently, to Ellington- Rockville, TR 5-2977. ROOFING— Specializing repairing 3 WOMEN, 3 days per week, 3 Co.. 38 Main. MI 8-7958. 3-1578. condition, picturebook kitchen, pointment. Phone MI 3-6273. Brae- Penonala Excellent condition with 30-day small We do them all. Joseph EXPERIENCED electricians need­ Burn Realty. Al.so, the city was charged on a roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ hours per day, $3 per hour. Call BEAU’TIFUL blond mahogany port­ very central. Carlton W, Hutchins ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor RANCH—A fine 5 room ranch style guarantee, $650. I ll Cedar Streqt. Dionne, contractor. Cal] M 3-0494. ed. Call TR 6-9370 after 6:30 p.m. HOUSE PAINT—White and colora Ml 9-5132. SMALL DOWN home with attached garage is now per load basis for x dumping In ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, TAPE RECORDERS for rent. Call ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ TR 5-8571 any time. able bar and liquor cabinet, ex­ MI 9-4543 or MI 3-7357 Marlow's Furniture Department paired. Aluminum siding. 30 $4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating FOUR ROOM tenement—76 Wells available in an excellent suburban Xlanchester, Orlowski said. bonded representative, Alfred MILLER PHARMACY requires cellent condition, new $150, sacri­ STERLING PLACE (next to our Olson, in a campaign statement MI 9-5221. years’ experience. Free estimates. GENERAL OFFICE position open, $5.50 per 6 gallon can. Morrison Street. MI 9-5229. 9-5. 302 WOODLAND STREET —owner area. A few of the features of this Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel. M3 1953 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, Electrical Services 22 help for full-time and part-time fice $25. Wall mirror 40"x50” $15. office)—Oversized custom built PAYMENT desirable home are 3 bediooms. Lots For Sale i ROOXI modern duplex, heat, hot assumed. Call owner anytime. XII THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL reasonably priced at $5,500. For the town campaign to date, al­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, an to lead activities. MI 9-6279. year, full or part-time. Good rotary, reg, price $139.95, special $16,100. Escott, agent, XU 9-7683. ty. AntomobOes for Sale good condition, new tires, excellent available all hours. Satisfaction salary. JA 8-8201, MI 3-6761. Male or Female 37 BABY CARRIAGE, $20; baskinette, water,stove, tile bath, modern 3-0000 or MI 3-4348. additional information or appoint­ though attention has been focused Hoosehold Servieas bathinette, high chair, walker, $2 $99.'95. Marlow's, Inc,, 867 Main, Youn^town kitchen with dining MANCHESTER second car, $250. MI 9-6246. guaranteed. Cali MI 9-1315. THE PROSPECT Hill School i4ll MI 9-5221 BOLTON lakefront $24,900. Contem­ ment call McCarthy Enterprises, largely oh the city’s Involvement OLJ3ER CARS mechanics spe­ Offered 13-A HOUSEWIVES — Clean up those MORE CLEAR profit selling our each. Good condition. 13 Wads­ area, lots of closet space, finished porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, ANDOVER—5 room ranch. Vacant. Inc. MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, in the matter. have an afternoon session from Christmas Everyday Cards. Apply worth St. basement, parking, yard for chil­ 8 room Cape—Clean as a whistle, cials, fixlt yourself cars, always TV SERVICEJ-All makes. Honest, billg now, ambitious women part- 40" ELECTRIC range. Laundromat ultra modern kitchen, 3 large bed­ Quiet street. Owner transferred. all on one;, floor. Ideal location for Modern Colonial MI 9-1898. a good selection. Look behind our FLAT FINISH Holland window Economical. High quality parts. 12:30-2:30 Monday through Friday. Campress, 5 South Main St. dren, nice neighborhood. $125. Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A School opens Monday, Sept, 11. time can earn regular check, flexi­ 300 CEDAR POSTS, 8', reasonable. washer, davenport, chair, coffee rooms, baths, 2-zone heating, Can be rented with option to buy. retired couple with extra lot, BISHOP GOES TO NEW PQST otflca.’ Douglas Motors, 333 Main. shades made to measure. All Guaranteed 90 days Famous for ble hours, no Investment or exper­ fable, butterfly chairs, power References. XTI 3-6452, thermopane 'windows, garage Tongren Agency, MI 3-6321. metal Venetian blinds at a new For further information please call Also 1958 Chevrolet sedan, low $11,900. Bridgeport, Aug. 24 m — Arch­ $100 DOWN on older one bedroom. service since 1931. Phone Ml MI 9-5767. ience necessary. For Interview mower, fertilizer spreader, baby space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ NEED A CAR aind had your credit low price. Keys made while you 9-4537. Potterton’a. 180 Center St. call MI 3-0212. Situations Wanted— mileage. MI 9-1353. FOUR ROOM tenement on Etdridge VERNON—First timei on market $18,500 Legal Notice bishop Lawrence J. Shehan. head 60x10 new 2 bedroom, double sink, lamb coat, size 14. MI 9-4301. St. near Main St. Write Box D, ertson, Broker, XU 3-5953. 7 room Colonial- Convenient lo­ of the diocese of Bridgeport since turned down? Short on down pay- bath in color, $4,495 complete. wait. Marlow's. Female 38 7 room .split level on lone-half acre cation with extra lot, $16,900. With­ mantT Bankrupt? Repoasession? TELEIVISION antennas apd rotor ONE 9" PULL-CHAIN ventilating Herald. STATE O F CONNECTICUT. Court of 1953, will leave Sept. 27 to assuina New deluxe, buut-in radio, wall-to- EXPERIENCED woman to care BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, lot with trees—living room with out extra lot, $14,500. Immaculate 6 room Colonial, near Don’t give up! Sea Honest Doug­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. systems installed and repaired. Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 for elderly woman, live In, Call MI fan, never used, $15; one pair large family room, modern kitch­ raised hearth fireplace - dining C om m on Pleas. County of Tolland. Au- his duties as coadjutor archbishop wall carpeting, special appliances, skirt* for 1955 or 1956 Ford $5; TAKE YOUR 'TIME PAYING 1 FIVE ROOXIS, second floor, large schools and shopping, I 'j baths, 23. 1961. las, get the lowdown on the loweat Cars, phonographs, changers. Serving Manchester and sur­ SECOND MORTGAGE money—We ^9-5184 after 6. WOULD LIKE to take care of 1, 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY! en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, room—kitchen with built-in Hot To settle estate Will sacrifice garage, large living room with I Tow n of A ndover vj$. G eorfe Ladd. of the diocese of Baltimore, Md., on big shaded lot. High Manor Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 rounding areas. Modern TV Serv­ year old child, days. MI 9-8731. Call after 5, PI 2-7513. room off attic, cellar, garage, oil I Notlcp to G eoree I^add. under Archbishop Franpia P. down and amallest payments any­ Park. Route 30, Rockville TR can supply any amount of money "SUPER DELUXE" basement finished in knotty pine, point oven, range, and dishwasher. this older 6 room Colonial with lot fireplace, formal dining room, fam­ where. Not a amall loan or finance days. Famous for service for SO ice, 405 Center St., MI 3-2205. LEGAL SECRETARY downtown heat, storm windows. Available 3 bedrooms, I 'i baths, and den. U pon the com plaint of the plaintiff In Keough. 5-1423. for mortgages. Terms to fit your I ROOMS OF FURNITURE Sept, 1. Call xn 3-6492 from 12-5. garage, wooded lot, close to 80x308, excellent location, $13,500 ily size kitchen. 3 laige bedrooms, Ihp abovp entitled action, praying for comgMy Douglas Motors, years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter- Hartford office, experience re­ schools and shopping, $15,900. Phil- Garage and full cellar. Robert immediate occupancy. iv‘a.‘*on« therein net forth, for a fore- No successor has been named for ton's. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, needs. Construction mortgages quired. JA 2-1165. WOMAN WISHES to do baby sitting ALL 100% GUARANTEED Same on first floor available Nov, also available. J. D. Realty, 470 ONLY $433 brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. Prime location—Beautiful 6 room (ifKiurp of tax liens on the property the diocese of Bridgeport. Arch­ FOR RENT—Available August 27. free pickup and delivery on small any time. MI 3-4096. 1. oversized Cape Cod, aluminum sid­ known ns Lot No, 250 on a map en­ bishop Shehan was the first bishop 14’ travel trailer, sleeps 6. Llsk WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re Main St., M3 3-5129. PMSCILLA SAYS^ $16.18 Delivers titled; "M ap of Andover Lake Proncr- 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 WALKER STREET—8 room Cape, VERNON — Home and business. ing, I's baths, garage, $19,500. of the diocese of Bridgeport. turboglide, fully equipped, low Trailer Rental Service, Vernon, pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, p.m. H & B Radio and TV, MI $16.18 Month 4'-2 ROOMS. N, Main St., heated, t y . J u l y 1927. H. E. Daggett. C. E..** — YOU GET — screened porch, fireplace, 1-car Many opportunities. Commercial BELFIORE which man is on file m the Town mileage, original owner. exceJle:lent TR 8-2006. guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4687, Pot- 9-5582, MI'8-1479. LADIES — PART-TIME "How hot w-ater. Call Xliss Terrip, XU property. Tongren Agency. XII Princeton St.—Bowers School rierk’s O ffice in said Tow n of A ndover, Business Opportunities 32 16-PIECE BEDROOM 9-5256, 9-4 :30 onlv. garage, shaded lot. $16,000, Phll­ candititm. Call MI 8-8295. Can be terton’s, ISO Center St brick Agency, Ml 9-8484. 3-6321. section. Excellent construction, 2- and pnssessinn of said prem ises, re- 14 FOOT TRAILER for camping 6 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. would 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM bedroom Dutch Cape with lovely turnanle before the Court of C om m on seen at Ozzie’s Shell Service, Main Millinery Dressmaking 19 BAKERY FOR SALE — Wlnsted, SEPTIC TANKS AGENCY Pleas within and for Tolland County or traveling. Sleeps 4. Can be seen SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired 12-PIECE KITCHEN FIX'E ROOMS and bath, front and BOLTON I.AKE —Year 'round 4 landscaping, privacy. Present own­ NOTICE St. Conn. Established over 30 years. For easy, interesting phone rep­ AND you Hko back porches, second floor. Ga­ RANCH—5 rooms, first time on irr n s *-*s Rockville on the first at Willard's Island, G-9, Ham- from the shop. Cau take care of - Plus — bedroom home, baths. Living ers building new home. i S l l 3 -Ol—l Tuesday of September. A.D.. 1961. a n d The Town Planning CommllMion FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ Excellent reputation. Wonderful resentation work in alr-conditloned rage available. Five minutes from market. Bowers Sehoo). Plastered FOR SALE—One owner 1958 Mor­ mofiassett State Park, M3 9-0390. all your upholstering needs at tions, call Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 to woric ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR walls, cast iron radiation, hot room 15x29 with fireplace. De­ . ___ - __ . . . -1 I upon an appliralion in said action for of Manchester, Connecticut, will great savings. Call CH 2-2378. opportunity. Owner hag other In­ modern office Monday-FMday. PLUGGED SEWERS TV SET AND COMB. RANGE Center. Clean, nice neighborhood. House includes wall to wall car­ MANCHFSTICR __ m av he hoH ^0 order of notice. It appearing to and, ris Convertible. Excellent condi­ any time. terests. Call Jordan 7-8550 after 6 Large national affiliated company, selling water heat, choice setting with lightful sunporch with ever chang­ , hrtnE found hy iho jub'-rribinE nulhor- hold a public hearing on Monday tion. Will accept any reasonable Free storage until wanted. Free Reasonable. No children. Call XII peting, oversized garage. Priced at with extra lot, city utilitie.*. full ity tbnt tlio dpfondnnt who.**- Tianio i* p.m. or write P. O. Box 236, Litch­ experience preferred but -not neces­ trees, $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, ing view For an investment in evening, August 28, 1061 at 8 offer. MI 8-0141. Auto Driving School 7-A WEAVING of Bums, moth holes Machine Cleaned Fab­ delivery. Free set up by our own 9-0865 after 6-7 p.m. XII 9-8464. good health and relaxation, call $18,900. cellar. $13,200. Also 6 room Cape, I a* follow s: floorgo Ladd la ab.sont from and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Moving— ^Trucking— field. sary. Complete training iglven, per­ this Stato . tho rssidsneo of tha dafrnd- P.M. in the hearing room o f tho reliable men. Madeline Smith Realtor, XU nice yard with trees, fireplace, ga­ Municipal Building on the xoUowr handbags repair^, zipper re­ manent position, no age limit, ex­ Septlo Tanks, Dry WeUn, Sewer rics?" FOUR ROOXIS with bath. first HAZARDVILLE rage, $13,990, Robert Wolverton ; ant is unknow n to tha plaintiff, a.xcapi MORTLOCK’S Driving School—Of' Storage 20 ROCKVILLE — Restaurant with Phone for appointment SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, 9-1642. , as sat forth in said com plaint, has ing proposed zone change: 1988 FORD, radio, heater, good placements, umbrellas repaired, cellent salary plus bonuses. Call Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ floor, hot water, electricity fur­ j pona to jiarts unknow n, and that notica flee, 443 Main St.. Manchester. liquor license doing very nice busi­ Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0358 near to stores, schools and bus. Agency, MI 3-1914. McKEE STREIET. HIGH shape, $275. Call after 6. MI 8-2934. men's shirt collars reversed and MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- any time for Interview. proofing Done. r BO, coipe on down to nished $75 a month Call XII Xlarion E. Robertson ’Iroker MI ______1 of tha institution of this action m ost Learning correctly "May Save ness. Owner retiring. Any reason­ Sec It Day or Night 9-8622, MANCHESTER-We have several wiL°^.m!nn” 'io'"h!.v cin e *MC—tn.-CT-iT'o lytA... si ' Iikal\ to com a to his atlaption Is that STREET, SUMXIER ST. To replaced. Marlow's Little. Mend­ ing Company. Local and long dis- If you have no means of transpor­ 3-5953, beautiful 2-family homes in excel- 4*^ bedrooms, one full L h , XIANCHI.STE.R — New 5 'ji roo m | hom inaflar ordarad: It Is Your Life.” Driver education ing Shop. tance moving, packing and stor­ able offer will be considered. Ex­ BU 9-8243 PILGRIM MILLS change to Residence Zone B, cellent financing. J. D. Realty. Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. tation, I'll send my auto for you. FOUR ROOXI apartment, first ranch. Pla.*tered wall.*, cast iron o r d e u k D: T h at notica of ilia instilii- all or part of an area now In classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ age. Regular service throughout McKinney dros. OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but in » r .? T - o r half bath with 2 lavatories, carport, hot w ater heat. E'ireplace garage. ' ha ciyan tha said 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. MANCHESTER No obligation floor, ftii-nace heat, new hot water to sell from $15,900 to $22,000 Sheridan Dr $15,500. Remal, "<'11011 Residence Zone A. described Step Out In Style fessional Driving School Assn. MI HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish remov­ New England States and Florida. town—a tnie miniature estate, Also, nice 5 room older home at',,itn ‘'ofcndanl hy som a propar offirar or 9-7398. .. al. cellars, and attics cleaned. Sewerage DIspetol Co. Open dally 12 noon Mil 9 A—U—B—E—R—T— tank. Adult.* preferred. XII 3-7550. l.nexrelled w oijtm anship. Onlv | otiiar parson causinc; a trua and at- as follows: Starting at a point MI 3-6563. BE A ROYAL dealer, show our lSO-182 Pearl St— MI 8-S808 I>and.scaped acre lot. House has $9,450. Short way out—beautiful 3 * $17,500. Builder MI 3-4860. rop y of thl}» ord^r of nolle#* to h r Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Saturday, 10 am , to 6 pjn. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD two bedrooms, I’ s baths, formal nubli.«hrd In tho M anrhrRlor Ev#*ninfr on the east side of XfcKee Hoar. M 9 -^ 4 . Help Wanted— Female 35 complete Christmas shopping line, Open Mon.thru Fri. till 8 P.M, AVAILABLE Sept. 1 — 6 room bedroom ranch, one-half acre lot, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Including gifts, household Items, dining room, large living room., can’t be beat for $12,900. Many Horald a npwf»papf*r havinp a clrrula- Street and south side of Sum­ moving, packing, storage. Low duplex, quiet neighborhood, auto­ llon In th#* Town of Andnvrr. Ihrrp mer Street, the line runs east­ SEWING MACHINE operators 8 plastics, cosmetics, jqwelry, and a plus porches and air conditioning. more fr6m $4,600 up. Call the Ells­ MANCHfcSTER—$15,300 r'»n.«(*cuMvf>ly. onro a w rrk for n Winsome Fashion! RUBBISH REMOVAL—ceUars and rate on long distance moves to MOVING OUT of state -must dist-^ matic hot water, coal furnace. erly 191.1’, more or less; then attics. Incinerator, and commer­ a.m.-4:30 p.m., experienced pre­ full line of toys. Experience un­ pose of household furnishings. TR Call MI 3-4569 Thi.s house has to sell and is worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI ]. D. REALTY «5urroj»Flv#* w ^ fk 5, rom m onrlni: on or 48 states. Personalized service, ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ necessary. High commission for priced well below maiket, T J. 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. 6 room ranch, plaster walls; con­ hofnro AufntffI 24. A . D . 1961. and ibat southerly 237.8’, more or less; cial light trucking. M3 9-0339. 3-5187, CH 7-1423. 5-9161. 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 veniently located. A.ssume 4>^% r^'lurn of aurh arrvico ho mad<* to th^ tlicn westerly 63’, more or pany, 60 Hilliard St. short hours. Call MI 3-5247. Crockett. Realtor, XII 3-1577, nhovo nam ed (Yuii. CUSTOM 3 bedroom ranch, en­ mortgage or minimum down — all less; then southerly 142.6’, REUPHOLSTERING and slip MANCHESTER Package Delivery. FOUR ROOMS to rent, no heat. XII FOR SALE or lease 4 room house, SITIRLKY W . K I ’ S K covers expertly done at low cost. MOVING—FURNITURE and ap­ 9-9257, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. BUSINESS ZONE—8 room home In closed breezeway, 4 room apart­ 2-car garage, hot and cold water, llT** of mortgages available. As.’iiFtant T ’ork. f'ourt of (’o m m o n Flea.'* more or less; then westerly Light trucking and package deliv- excellent condition off East Center (’nunty of Tolland along the north side of High Workmanship guaranteed MI CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any AMESITE PAVING pliances. Reasonable. MI 3-4902. ment ovpj- garage, separate fur­ bath and shower, heat. $76 per A Trn<’ <*«*py erj’. Refrigerators, washers and shift, private hospital. TR 6-9121. FOR RENT —4 room apartment, Street. Good location for doctor, naces. landscaped acre. $19,500. Street, IOC, more or less, to 9-1154 after 5. stove moving specialty. Folding WANTED 50 CLEAN month. One year lease or $65 per LAWRENCE F. FIANO M elvin (’antor. private front and back entrances, hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. month for 3 year lease. Full price D opu ty Sheriff, Tolland ('’onntv XlcKee Street; then northerly chairs for rent. M3 9-0762. e DRIVEWAYS e WALKS e PABKING LOTS ther information call the Phllbrick VENETIAN BLINDS — Washing, FRIGIDAIRE window air condi­ plea.sant country surroundings. 3 $7..500, $800 down, $85 per month Realtor XII 3-2766 378', more or less, to point of re-taplng and re-cording, expertly MACSHNE GRADED e PAVED and ROLLED tioner, like new. MI 9-7866. miles from Rockville. Route 83. Agency. .MI 9-8464. XIANCHESTER -$13,900. 6 room plus interest, including 3 acres of beginning. Applicant: Andrew done. Flndell Manufacturing Co., Painting— Papering 21 USED CARS \ Ellington, $60 a month, TR 5-8312 compact Colonial near schools land. Call after 4 p.m. week davs Ed Crawford -'ll 9-4410 , Ansaldi CHILD'S 16" tricycle. $5, Srooter, Or TR 5-3634. BRICK HOME—8 large rooms, 2 and shopping. Selling below FHA MI 8-4865. High Dollar For Your Oar full baths, 2-car garage, excellent PI 2-6967, Invitation to Bid All interested persons may ap­ TYRRELL for painting and paper­ Help $2. Porcelain top kitchen table, $3, •appraisal Belfiore Agenev XII ______^______I pear and be heard. hanging. Interior and exterior. MI Cash Is Waiting FRE€ ESTIMATES # CALL ANYTIME conditioh Between one and two Scaled bids will he leccivod at Bed and chrome kitchen chair. $2. 3-5121. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Custom WADDEIX SCHOOL area-6 room the Office of the General Xlana- XI a p of the above proposed zona Building-Contractinsi 14 8-7026. Wardrobe trunk, $6, Gray twin Furnished Apartments 61-A acres of land. Fruit trees. High built lanch In an idea! setting. Cape, allail utilities,iiMiuiee neai-iwai schoolsai iiuvus ,,, Center Street, Manchester, nTZGBUU.D elevation. Six miles from Man­ change may be seen in the Plan­ THE PRICE IS RIGHT hjeadboard, $2. Two pair " yellow PITKIN STREET—Clean Dutch Co- Three bedrooms, I 'j baths, large and shopping center, reasonably, Connectictit until Au/rust 30. .gg.1961 ning Office and description la on CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel­ Wanted wrapes, $3. MI 3-7526 THREE ROOXI apartment, fur- chester. Philbrick Agency XU lonial on a lovely landscaped lot. priced. Financing an-anged ANNEX, INC. ni.shed. near Main St. one couple kitchen, plus a dining room. Cen­ at 11:0O A.Xf. for Gra.ss Seed and file jn the office of tho Town ing, repairs. No job too small. Ed 9-8464 Three bedrooms, one bath. Big ter entrance hall. Finished roonia Charles Ponticclli Agenev, MI Stasiak, PI 2-7564. JVOTICE WOMAN FOR OFFICE WORK Taictottrvllle Ave., Vernon TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED ,1 onlv. Call XII 3-1616 or XII 9-2951. Fertilizer. aerk. porches, two-car garage. Excellent in basement. The newly purchased 9-9644, MI 9-8109. TOWN p l a n n i n g TTie Planning and Zoning Com­ ALSO SALESLADY' i Division Of MODERN AND antique furniture; SOUTH HAWTHORNE ST.— Top condition. T, J. Crockett, Realtor. Bid form.* and specifications are ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ ROCKVILLE-24 Grove treet — value in this immaculate six room rugs and drapes are included. 'T. available at the Controller's Of­ COMXIISSION mission ot Manchester, Connecti­ Ejwrience Not Necessary L. P. Fitzgerald, Inc. also glassware. MI 3-8123, MI 3-1577, J. Crockett, Realtor XII 3-1577. modeling all types of carpentry. cut, will hold a public hearing on Tolland County’s Oldesg Single light housekeeping room cape. New exterior shingles, nice fice, 66 Center Street, Xlanchester. j Martin E. Alvord, ' Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. Monday evening, August 28, 1961, / ^ APPLY Ford Dealer t h r e e PIECE maple bedroom set $10 weekly. Well furnished 2-room yard, amesite, combination win­ Conn. I Chairman apartment $20 weekly. Tel. 'TR dow.*, extremely central location BEAUTIFUL 5 room ranch, at­ NOTICE at 8 P.M. in the hearing room of (Opposite Vittneris Garden with mattress. Call MI 4-0476 after TOWN OF XIANCHESTER. Dorothy C. Jacobson, DE MAip BROS. 8 p.m. 5-9594 plus six rooms full basement .... AUGUST tached garage, full basement, built n ie Town Planning Commission CONNECTICUT Secretary the Municipal Building on the fol­ Center) in 1959. Ixit 13.5x137, Marion E. lowing amendment to the Zoning W. T. Grant Co. AND, onlv $13,900. T. J. Crockett, of Xlanchester. Connecticut, will RICHARD MARTIN. Manchester, Conn. MI 9-6824 TEL. Jdl 3-7691 FOR SALE—Dining room set. FOR RENT—One room efficiency, Realtor. MI 3-1,577. Robertson, Broker, Xtl 3-5953. hold a public hearing on Monday GENERAL XIANACER August 15, 1961 , NOTICE Regulations of the Town of Man­ 815 MAIN STREET Open 1 A.M. to 10 P.M. shower separate entrance, gentle­ SPECIALS chester: Profile by Drexel. pecan and wal­ evening. August 28, 1961 at 8 PUBLIC HEARING nut wood, 8 chairs, dining table, man. Call xn 9-19.57. 5:30-7:30. GLASTONBURY—8 room ranch, 2 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE P.Xl, in the hearing room of the To Article TV, GENERAL ' with 3 leaves and pad, sideboard. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS,* add: Section THREE ROOXI apartment furnish­ baths, center hall. 3 twin size bed­ For The Xlunicipal Building on the follow­ Just like new. C. G, Peterson, rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. Charming 6 room single with at­ ing proposed zone change: APPROPRIATIONS XI, Earth Ebccavation. Peterson Road, Vernon. TR 5-3137. ed, heat, hot water, private en­ tached breezeway and garage. BOARD OF DIRECTORS A copy of the proposed regula­ trance. $75 per month. PI 2-6975. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xil 9-5132. McKEE STRBErr, HIGH Home Gourmet! Large lot excelle'ntly landscaped. STREET, SUXIXIER ST. To TOWN OF MANCHE.STER, tion is on file in the office of the ROCK MAPLE bedroom set, twin Properly priced. CONNECTICUT 81 GOODWIN STREET—6 room change to Residence Zone B, Open For Your Convenience Town Clerk. At this hearing Inter­ spool beds. 2 dressers, one night Business lAications Woodhill Rd.—3 bedroom ranch Notice is hereby given that the ested persons may appear and be Open For Your Convenience Open For Your Convenience Cape, newly remodeled kitchen, WILL TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN all or part of an area now in table, $95. Call XU 9-5100. For Rent 64 hot water oil heat, l*a Car garage, within walking distance of Parkade. Board of Directors, Town of Man­ heard and written communica­ TRADE. Residence Zone A, described 3 P.M. till Dark trees, private backyard, near bus. Ceramic tiled bath. G.E. built-ins. as follows: Starting at a point chester, Connecticut,, will hold a tions will be received. 3 PM. till Dark 3 P.M. fill Dork Mo d e r n c o r d o v a n mahOjgany EXCELLENT spot for smy business THURS. and FRI.—AUGUST 24 and 25 Public Hearing In the Municipal bedroom set, excellent condition. Philbrick Agency, XII 9-8464. Full basement. Assumable mort­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA on the east side of XlcKee NO AGENT WILL BE ON THE PREMISES! 27A0 Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ THURSDAY and FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 and 26 THURSDAY aad FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 ahd 25 or office. Center of town, plenty gage. Only $17,500 Building Hearing Room, 41 Center cut, this ISth day of August, 1961. JA 8-0017. of parking Ml 9-5229 9-5 REAL’TOR Street and south side of Sum­ IF YOU LIKE ■nns HOXIE—CALL US LATER NO AGENT WILL BE ON THE PREMISES! 126 NORTH ELXI ST.—7 room Co­ mer Street, the line runs east­ Street, Manchester, Connecticut, TOWN PLANNING NO AGENT w a x BE ON.THE PREMISES' lonial. I'ii baths, den, 24 foot liv­ Agnes Dr. —Exquisite ranch In a XU 3-5440 Ml 9-5938 Tuesday, September 5, 1961 at COMMISSION IF YOU LIKE THIS HOME—CALL US LATER IF YOU LIKE THIS HOME-CALL US LATER 40" HOTPOINT electric stove, $100. XIAIN STREET—4 roopi offifce on erly 191.r. more or less: then SIZES 2 new plastic lounge chairs. $45 ing and master bedroom, 12x14 neighborhood where pride shows in 8:00 P.M. on proposed additional Martin E. Alvord, ground floor, plenty of parking. T. every home. 3 bedrooms. 1 ': baths. •southerly. 237.8', more or less: each; new plastic sofa, $110; screened porch, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER— $13,900. 5 room then westerly 63’, more or 1-4-5-6-7-8 appropriations as follows: Chairman J. Crockett, reAltor. XII 3-1577. 1-car garage. G.E. hot water heat, Xfany extra.*. Assume mortgage expandable Cape with sunporch BOLTON-$16,400 The good looking shirtwaist To Park Department for the Beige nylon love seat, $25; Shaper, less; then southerly 142.6', Dorothy C. Jacobson, $45; jig saw, $30; set of drums, double lot. 4L'% mortgage may be and save hundreds of dollars. and garage, beautiful shaded lot, ^EAR nWE day. Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the tient’s rooms. No more than two entry’ ’, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry The Women’s Benefit Assn. American Legion Home. Guard Club will meet Friday at 8 1 John E. Fales. son of Mr. and visitors at one time, per patient. Fitzgerald. lOlllngton. Mrs. Emmons R. Fales, 138 N. DISCHARGED, YESTERDAY: ARE p.m. at the home of Mrs. Irene La- Patients Today: 211 Mrs. Aurore Boulette, Coventry; Signal for Collapse fe r n , 155 Walker St. I Elm St., has been promoted to the State News i rank of lance corporal in the U. S. Traffic Lights ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Miss Deborah Majjelek, 14 Jan Dr., Vernon: Mrs. Jeanette McDer­ FEATURING Nancy Ann Fales. daughter of Marine Corp.s. He is stationed at Gi’ace Sikes. Ellington; Mrs. ICdna PRICE mott, 107 Keeney St.; Mrs. Dor­ Mr. and Mrs. Emmons R. Fales. Okinawa with the 2nd Light Sup­ To Be Installed Engstrom, 143 Keeney St.: Mrs. ^AHPricesan^Type^T^Chpos^From^ port Co.. 3rd Sendee Battalion. Sophie Boggini. 71 Spencer St.; othy Kablik, Webster Lane; Les­ Roundup 188 N. Elm St.^ leaves Sept. 6 for lie Cocuxzo,' Glastonbury; John East Reds Demand Control 3rd Marine Division, and will I A new ti’affic light will be In- Mrs. Dorothy Beal, Talcottville: nurses' training at Cooley Dick­ SchUphack. 37 Pleasant St., Rock­ Tunisia Warns leave for Japan Aug. 28 for six : stalled in front of Motts Super Nel.son Gerber, Tamarack Lane. enson Hospital, Northampton. ville: Mrs. El)a Hall, Coventry: Mass. She is a IMl graduate of months. I Market at Welcome PI. near the Vernon; Mrs. Beatrice Maher, .58 NO MORE DEFROSTING ! Green, The light will be installed Dudley St.: William Ferrigno, Walter Jesanis, 4 Malden Lane, 14 Cubic Fool Manchester High School, and has Rockville; Mrs. Doris Bedard, State Student worked as a nurse’s aid at Man­ The Salvation Army will con­ ' and maintained by the market. It South Wind.sor; Harry Keeney, u #/ EITHER IN REFRIGERATOR duct an open air service tonight I will be operated by pressurized Ijiurcl Manor Convalescent Home; 142 Eldrldge St.; Nancy Foley, 63 chester Memorial Hoapltal. , |, Bretton Rd.; Donald MacNeil,' EVER SBCnON DR FREEZER UN on Inaction At Middlebury at 7:30 under the leadership of ;.pedals. Police Chief .lames M. Richard Dubuc, Warehouse Point; Cadet Dorothy Hughes. If there .JReardon said. Mar.sha Morlino. 24 Lilley St.; Mrs. North Coventry: Miss Gail Wlers- ma, Coventry: Louis Forgette, 161 • Big roll out Dies in Crash is rain, the service is canceled. ; A light was also approved for Judith Mrosek, 86 Diane Dr.; AU- Of Berlin Air, Land Rciutes Campfield Rd.; Mrs. Irma Mal- ■Ss! bottom freezer By THE AS80CIATBD PRESS ♦ Tunisia claimed last night that I the intersection of S. Adams St. gu.st Kizelevvicz, 1.5 Norman St.; France summarily executed 100 Installation of officers for Dis­ Brian Sullivan. 1.58 Lake St.; ; boeuf, 230 Oak St.; George Tunisia warned today that RCD M€N I and Waddell Rd. at W. Center St. Cheney. Wind.son’ille; Mrs. • No defrosting persons—many of them women— Middlebury, Vt., Aug. 25 trict One of the American Legion ‘ A push button system, to allow Cindy lee Backus, Wapping: Rich­ it would take steps to defend during the Bizerte fighting. It said (/P)— Michael W. Morrow, fJ5, and the Auxiliary will he held at ard Ives. Am.ston; Miss Hannah Yvonne Piiralnen and .son, 7 Lin- refrigerator pedestrians to cross, will be in­ )0en PI., Rockville: Mrs. Rita Ber­ itself if the United Nations the International P.ed Cross had ' Middlebury College .senior of Kraut and Kielbasa Bloomfield Junior High School, stalled, I Jensen, 46,5 E. Middle Tpke.; Ml.ss or freezer Erlesta Goodwin. East Granby: nier and son, Wapping: Mrs. Gail failed to force France to pull been asked to investigate. 136 South Mountain Dr., New Bloomfield, Saturday at 8 p,m„ Other lights will soon be placed Zavarella and son, 14 Norman St. The French have denied the ,hot Monday as previously report- at the Center, and at Woodbridge ' Wells Risley, East Hartford; Mrs. • F'rost never its troops back to positions I Britain, Conn., died today of DINNER Barbara Cox.-7.56 Vernon St.; Lil­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. charges. West to Reject Curb jed. 1 St. and Main St., Reardon .said. | Irene Volsdal. 3 McKnight Circle, forms held before the July fighting (In Geneva, a Red Cross ; injurie.5 .suffered Thursday a ____ j He is not certain when they will lian Peck. South Coventry. 3 6 9 at Bizerte. For Members and FVlends Rockville; Lillian Peck, South DBUVBRBD. INSTALLED, spokesman said that body could ,when his car struck a tree Ladies who are helping to pre­ ' be installed. AD.MITTED TODAY: Henrj- .Coventry; Dwight Wegner, 5 Tal- • No coils on Tunisian delegate Mongi Slim conduct an inquiry only if asked to inear Middlebury. At IS BRAINAltD PLACE pare peaches for the North End Work has already begun for the Gabriel.son. Atfiityville. Long Is­ told a special session of the U.N. .. Jt < i cottville Ave,. Rockville: JIrs. back do so by both sides. The French, He was the son of the chairman firemen’s Peach Festival are a.sk- installation of the light at Wood- , land. N. Y.; Mrs. Bertha Goetz, Dorothy Stetson, 9 Main St.; SERVICED. DEf40NSTRATED General Assembly it would be he said, had not made such a re­ I ed to report to the firehouse to­ I bridge St. RFD ]. Rockville. dangerous to disregard what he ! of the Co.inecticut State Civil On Plane Corridors Henry Gabrielson, Amityville, quest.) ; Service Commi.ssion. Sot., Aug, 26 morrow morning at: g:30. bring­ I Reardon said he hopes the lights BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Long Island. NY.; Dean Carpen­ called France’s defiance of a Se­ Bourguiba added that Tunisia Only 2 U Q ''eekly Or |JQ Monthly 7:80 PJ«. ing paring knives with them. Fire­ will aid in ruttinff down the niim- | to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacNeil. ter. 371 Spring St.. Irene Messier, curity Council resolution calling should cooperate "with all civi­ Paris, .\ug. 25 i/Pi— The Bip Three western powers will men setting up tables should be at j btr of traffic accidents at these ' Stori-s; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 206 Union St,; John O’Neil. 54 for the troop pull-back. lized countries. including the 162 to 165 vigorously a.ssert their determination to maintain unrestrict­ the firehou.se at 5;30 p.m. He read to the 99-nation a.ssem- I intersections.: i Francis McCullough, Wapping; a Marshall Rd.; William Wright, 18 No Money Down French people, once the complete Hartford, Aug. 2,5 f/P)-r-The ed,use of their air corridors to West Berlin, French sources Chambers St.; Mrs. Judith i bly excerpts from a speech made I State Motor Vehicle Department’s With Your Old Refrigerator ON OUR OWN Bl DGirr PLAN said today. Mrosek, 86 Diane Dr.; William! in Tunisia earlier today by Presi­ (Continued on Page Nine) daily record of automobile fatafl- Zukis, 64 Foxcroft Dr.; Susan | dent Habib ‘ Bourguiba declaring I ties thii.s far thi.s year and the to- Notes expre.ssing the W est’s intention to brook no Soviet Sheean, 91 Delmont St.; Mrs. Ey-1 “ the world can say goodby to the I tal on the same date last year: control of its aerial pa.ssages to West Berlin are in the process United Nations" if France is not lene Mathewson and son, Dart | 1960 1961 of being drafted in Paris, W'^ashington and London for dis­ Htll Rd., Rockville: Mrs. Louise Automatic Defrost Refrigerators required to accept U.N. decisions. Mexican Aide .Killed ...... -...... 162 165 4 Stokes and son. East Hartford. "We will have to exercise our patch to the Soviet Union within the next 48 hours. 5 legitimate right of self-defense.” 2 Sisiprs Killed 13 Cubic Foot 12 Cubic Foot Slim said, “if there is no action at Berlin, Aug. 25 (/P)— Walter Ulbricht, Communist boss of the United Nations.” Killed in Cuba Northampton. .Mass.. Ang. 25 Public Records Bourguiba told a crowd at Me- (A>i-Two young Mansfield Depot. East Germany, tonight demanded full control of all traffic HOW TO BE A denine. about 300 miles from Tunis, Havana, Cuba, Atig. 25 iJP)— Conn., sisters were killed yester­ routes l).v land, water and air to isolated Berlin. Warrantee Deeds that the dispute between France Jesus Flores Aguirre, coun.selor of day and five other persons injured Speaking at a mass rally of invited party faithful in East • 2 door when their automobile and a bus SMART LAMB SHOPPER Florence M. Seelert to Bernard and Tunisia could have deep re­ the Mexican embassy, was shot Berlin, he said: separate a Sllde-mit percussions. collided on Rbnte 9. I E. and Marion A. Humiston, prop­ shelves erty off Perkins St. zero degree “ If the United Nations does not and killed last night by an uniden­ I Joanne Zimmer, 10, and her “ In the opinion of all sensible people there must be nego­ Green Manor Const. Co., Inc., freezer • Se|>arate manage to get its decisions respect­ tified gunman. sister, Arlene, 12. were the ric- tiations soon over disiiosing of the remains of World War II, ed,” he said, “then it will be giving Flores Aguirre was fotind ' tims, police said. Their father, to William E. and Antoinette e Freezer zero degree thi’ough the conclusion of a peace treaty so that peace will The meaty top choice tender 8 !b. Brown, property at 118 Tracy Dr. freezer the signal for its collapse.” wounded in his automobile in fa.sh- Raymond, is manager of the book reign at last 16 years after the end of the war.” only nee«ls ionable Marianao, a suburb. He Minnie Rautenberg to Wesley defrosting French president Charles de store at the Universty of Connecti- If Uie western powers refii.se to*------Lamb Legr-s are a very special value R, Smith, property off Emerson • Freezer Gaulle, he added, still “thinks it died shortly after being taken to a cul. Storrs, Conn. at 55c lb. Buy the butt half of the onee or do tliis. he went on. then the nego- St. twice only needs possible to keep his troops in the hospital. Injured in the crash were G\il tiation.s would be limited to clear- leg at the same low-price. Our meat Quitclaim Deed yearly defrosting base of Bizerte — something we Police are seeking two men they I Zimmer, 15, Helen Zimmer. 6, and ; ing out "nest.s of agents." the U.S. G^ncerned men will gladly cut 4 or 5 chPps Arnold O. and Glennice P. Aron- onre or shall never accept.” believe to have been involved in j Christopher Zimmei-. 4, sisters and i American radio and branche.s of twice French troops still hold most of the killing. There was no indica­ brother of the dead girls. from this 8 lb. leg, if you wish . . . •son to Olennice P. and Mary a No colls I the Bonn government from Westj Anne Aron.son, property at 20 on hack yearly the city of Bizerte after last tion of the motive. Residents of Bus driver Albert Wester, 52, Berlin ” and “ the regulation of j As Nehru Cites so that the lamb gives you one Plaza Dr. monh’s violent fighting which the neighborhood said they heard Paterson, N.J., charged with driv­ transit traffic over the traffic broiled . . . one roasted meal. Executors Deed flared up when Tunisia threatened a shot and saw two men running ing to endanger, was released in routes of the (Easti German Dem­ The Conn. Bank k Trust Co., French communications at the from the vicinity of Flores .'’2.000 bail yesterday and was or­ ocratic Republic on land, water Rights of Reds Wells Case Dennison, and Rob­ nearby naval base. They have ig­ Aguirre’s parked car. dered to appear today in North­ U.S. artillerymen run through a practice session with their 105mm howitzers at garrison headquar­ and in the air under the conditions Smaller 7 to 7'2 lb. lamb legs are ters in West Berlin today. It is the first time .since 1946 the U S. garrison in Berlin has had ar­ on sale, too at 59c lb. ert Case Dennison, co-executors of nored a U.n : Security Council re­ Flores Aguirre came to Havana ampton District Court. of control through the .state or- estate of the late Carol Case Den­ quest to withdraw to their original eight months ago. He was a poet TTie children's aunt, Mrs. Marj' tillery support. An army spokc.sman .said the guns are fitted to u.se only standard shells and not gan.s of the GDR.” By THE ,\SS0CL4TED PRESS nison. to Shirlie C. Thrall, prop­ ^sitions. w’ldelv known in Latin America. atomic warheads. (.AP Photofax via radio from Berlin). Serve Pictaweet Peas, brown grav'y, Lynch, 58, Northampton, and her Ulbricht said that until the con­ U.S. Ambassador Kenneth Gal- new potatoes with your Iamb. If your erty at 673 Spring St. husband. Charles, 55, a retired braiUi is to meet Prime Minister Building Permits clusion of a peace treaty his re­ family likes mint jelly or Crb.ss A Black- Northampton detective sergeant, gime was prepared to hold to its Nehru tonight in New Delhi in an well'a mint sauce, be .sure to have some Eugene Girardin for Roger were aLso injured in the accident. apparent effort to convince India Woodbury, alterations to nonie at agreement of 1955 with the Soviet ready for your lamb dinner. . . Works on Laboratory Animals None of the 42 persona on the bus Union over the control of transit of the validity of the western posi­ 26 Nye St., $1,765. was injured, police said. pousands Gel Electronic Devices tion on Berlin. AGAIN . . AT PINEHURST . . traffic of members of the Western Anthony Moschetto. for altera- The bus was en route to New Galbraith asked for the meeting A LOW PRICE ON I lions to two-family house at 20 Allied garrisons in Berlin. A OCEAN FRESH 249 229 York City after a chartered tour to Pav Boost fT I I n i • after Nehru's parliament speech Williams St., $200.. DBUVERED. IKSTALLEO, SERVICED DEUVERED, INSTALLED, SERVICED Nova Scotia. This was an exchange ot letters thi^ week in which the prime min­ WHOLE CENTER SLICES I Carl O. Hicking for John Anti-Cancer V accine Set between Lothar Bolz, East Ger­ BLOCK ISLAND NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DOWN Used by Bookies ister said westeriyaccess to Berlin ; Quaglia. additions to home at Costs Hit Peak man foreign minister and Deputy was "not a rightiSut a concession 119 Waddell Rd , $2,000. Jessica Tandy 111 Soviet Foreign Minister V. A. With Your Old Refrigerator With Your Old Refrigerator Stratford, Aug. 25 i?P)—The re­ from the Soviet authorities.” ' •loseph Hublard k Sons for Ed­ ■Washington. Aug. 26 (Liv­ Zorin. It specified that Allied traf­ Washington reports said the ward VVil.son, additions to home at 00 Weekly Or Monthly 2*75 Weekly ^ ^ >25 Monthly I For Testing on Humans currence of an old back injurj’ haa Washington, Aug. 25 (A*)—Two^i952 for a Kenneth Hanna, not fic would be exempted temporarily Swordfish forced actress Jessica Tandy to ing costs rose to a new high in United States was deeply con­ j 185 Union St., $3,497. July. The increase as compared Miami men, connected , by other otherwise identified, for $800. from the sovereignty granted East cerned that Nehru’s stand might Everett W. Van Dyne of Glas­ step out of her starring role as Asked whether the device had Germany by the Soviet Union. C Lady Macbstli'*ln the American to June was nearly one-half of witnesses to illicit sneaking of embolden the Russians in the cur­ !h tonbury for Carl and Alice LePak, Cleveland, Augw. ff^lKatei ^ ict It Into a horse, been used at a racetrack, he .said By limiting his promise until rent crisis. Self Service Groceries "Cleveland scientist he Is and hlbe'Tfie horse manufacture Shakespeare Festival, at least one per cent, the biggest advance race information from Florida "I didn’t build it for t:se on any additions to home at 105 Norman in nine months. A good buy on large frozen St., $1,400. 1 YEAR FACTORY ready to prepare for teats on an antibody serum that later in­ temporarily. tracks, refused today to tell Sen­ particular race track.” (Continued On Page Seven) . Galbraitli and U.S. Undersecre­ U It will pay you to shop the whole store at Pinehurst DBJVERY Margaret Phillips w’ill fill the The Labor Department reported tary of State Caiester Bowles tried cleaned deveined humems an anti-cancer vaccine hibited cancer 1- animals. ate investigators their occupa­ In 19.54, he said, he built equip­ U that its indejc of consumer prices starting with the cookie department with a special on SERVICE ON ALL that has worked on laboratory 3— He has developed a theory ofpart for at iSast four performances, ment for Ralph McCullough and earlier this month to convince Nabisco Fig Newtons . . . the original fig Newton SHPJMP $.5.25 ANYWHDRE rose from 127.6 to 128.1. In the tions. FREE PARTS and LABOR animals. the mechanics of virus behavior starting'tomorrow afternoon, with Charles K. Otis for use at Long Nehru of the legality of the west­ 3 lbs, in cello bag FREE cookie at 35c and ending with the Ice Cieani case index, 100 represents average Dr. Sergio de Carvalho said that would account for the can­ only , four daya notice, it w’as an- They were Elum (Bill) Caudell. Island tracks. ern position on access to Berlin where you will find good quality Party Pack Ice Cream "" for Flowers " prices in 1947-^. Prices in Jiily Big-4 Split Turkeys and chuck pot roast, bone in block form, actual production and use of such cer-inhibiting effects on animals. nounaed a onetime police officer, and Ser­ Mittleman aaid he installed and free travel between East and at 69c half gallon. Sealtest and Royal In dozens of For All Occasions, it’s 4— Although the end products Miss TanHy is currently resting thus were 28.1 per rent higher gei Kirpalowski. West. flavors at 99c half gallon or Fro-Joy at 89c half gallon. are easy on the budget . . . This week we offer Jenny vaccine would take about a year than during the base years. equipment for John Levy at a place to prepare. Antibodies that would have so far been tested on ani­ at home on the advice of her physi­ 2H miles from the Jamaica. L. I.. Washington, Aug. 25 'A5—West­ An East German delegation and cian, but plans to return to the The exact amount of the in- Just before they were called to ern Big Four ambassadors report­ Ho U. S. Grade A plump hen 8 to 10 and 10 to 12 lb. Goba's Flowers 12 Pound Automatic G-E Washers be used to fight cancer in hu­ mals. he said, the original can­ the witness chair of the Senate track, but reception was poor. So the Polish ambassador pressed the Royal has a ^ 2 combination of vanilla ice Turkeys at 45c lb. . . . and selected choice block cer-causing agents were grown festival theatre on Sept. 5 for the crea.se from June to July was 0.4 the device was moved to a house edly were split today on the de­ Soviet vnew on Nehru—and ap­ Call PAUL BUETTNEK mans, he said, would be grown In final week of the 1961 repertory per cent. Investigations subcommittee, Ar­ sirability of seeking negotiations cream and orang^sherbet at 99c packed in a Deluxe Filter-Flo from extracts of human cancer occupied by Levy much closer to parently won out. chuck pot roasts or shoulder .steaks at 49c lb. (Formerly with Pentland’s) horses. cells. season. At (heir new’ record level, living thur (iilberl of Miami, a radio with Russia at this time on the hot In his parliament SMech which reuseable plastic container, which is selling 1122 BURNSIDE AVE. He said efforts are being made engineer for the Federal Commun­ the track, he aaid. G Dr. De Oarv’alho said he began Miss Phillips will portray Lady costs were 1.2 per cent higher Berlin situation. shocked the West, Nehru said 2-Speed Fully like wild fire . . . Plenty of meatv’ lean shoulder clods for London E.4ST H.\RTFORD to develop serum that would work preparation of the serum with Macbeth here during the 6-week than a year earlier. ications Commission (FCC). had Mittleman .said he learned that Informants said the envoys western rights of access to Berlin broiling or roasting and lean rumps, top or liottom. Deliveiins Dailv to Manchester effectively against different but cancer cells from human leuk ^H»(;r.]faU student audience program be- The advance in the index will mentioned both men in telling of police were watching the place, from Britain. Franc.* and West 2-Cycle Automatic had been “diluted" by many rounds and sirloin tip oven roasts. JA 8-5009 or MI 8-5476 related types of cancers. He does liver, lung and breast cance'10634 Jginning Sept. 13, but had not been bring cost-of-living wage in­ use of electronic devices to flash and he also found out that Lev’y Germany had little trouble in changes since they were first not think a single serum would ’ ^heduled to begin rehearsals until racing Information from tracks to was in the numbers business. He meetings at the State Department Filter-Flo 3 Load From these cells in human tissue creases to at least 312.500 factory agreed to In the cIoMng months of fight all types of cancer. cultures, he said, he extracted earlv next month. workers. In addition, 5,50.000 em­ clandestine wire services. said he was arrested along with with U.S. officials in agreeing on Dr. Da Carvalho announced RNA, which under the electron ployes of the four major auto Gilbert told the Senators; Mr. and Mrs. Levy and Hanna, a rejection of the Soviet note al­ (Gontinued On Page Seven) Fully Selection.s yesterday he has developed an and w-as charged with violation otf SHURFINE microscope, did not look like a companies will gel a one-cent 1. He participated in a 1958 leging western abuse of air corri­ immunizing serum that was used $52,000 Saved the gambling laws, but the case dors to West Berlin. Automatic Water virus. RNA Is a material called Hartford, Aug. 25 iJV' - In the hourly boost if the contract now raid on Caudell's place in which to treat and prevent cancer and ribonucleic acid. being negotiated contains an es­ against him was later dropped. The western governments were leukemia In animals. Preliminary face of a half-million dollar jump one of the -electronic devices was expected to dispatch some formal From the culture he extracted calator clause similar to the one found smashed, presumably so it He said that Otis and McCul­ 3 lAiad Temp. reports are encouraging, he said, in general legislative expenses, lough were charged too. He added diplomatic replies along the lines GRAPEFRUIT a protein jacket 'that surrounds State Comptroller Raymond S. itr the expiring contract. could not be used in evidence in but it may be some tlm’a before the rirus-Iike materials. Animals One-cent wage raises will go to that those two men worked for of yesterday’s White House state­ B u Jletin s Selection.s Selector conclusive findings can be reached. Thatcher says he saved over $52,- court. Hanna, and Hanna sold infoi-ma- ment warning the Kremlin any injected with these produced anti­ 000 through closer controls on leg­ 120.000 farm equipment workers. Culled from AP Wires With this serum, he said, he bodies to fight cancer. 80.000 workers in auto firms, 40,- 2. He believes Kirpatowski Ls tion to Milton (Woody) Ruthsteln, tampering with flights to West islative printing coats. one of the makers of the devices. Berlin would be an "aggressive SECTIONS has protected rats with a high Dr. De Carvalho also ha.s de­ He indicated today that he could susceptibility to cancer so that veloped a .special technique for (Oontinued on Page Eleven) Gilbert said the mak-er was very (Coniinaed en Page Eight) act." probably save more if all legisla­ good, a perfectionist. BANDITS GRAB $4,680 NO NO no cancer- Implants take hold in initial separation of RNA from tive printing arrangements were Stratford. Aug. 25 lff>—Thro them. cancer cell.s. handled b y his office rather than When Caudell and Kirpatowaki daring daylight bandits held up MONEY MONEY Dr. De Carvalho, director of The identification of cancer- being spread around “a lot of de­ wouldn't talk, the subcommittee the a^stant manager of the lb. can cancer research with Rand De­ causing agents thus far has de­ partments,” Emanuel Mittleman of Brooklyn, Completely New Life’ First National Store, 1100 Bar- velopment Corp., here, reported pended largely on their appear­ With centralized control in mind, who testified that he built four num Ave.. at 11:45 am . today 2-39 DOWN DOWN his findings at the 19th annual 'News Tidbits ance under an electron micro­ Thatcher said he plana to ask the electronic receiving devices for and escaped with an esthnat^ meeting of the Electron Micro­ With Old With Old scope. he aaid. It has yet to he State I.,egislative .Council to look from the AP Wires identified customers and a fifth $4,690. scope Society of America tn Pitts­ pros’ed that such an agent is really for a client he declined to identify. Staff Doctor Explains Oven cooking Washer Wa.sher burgh. a ■virus, he added. (Continued on Page Eleven) The subcommittee coun.sel said, SENATE FOR PEACE CORPS He said he worked > closely with in questioning, that Mittleman had Waslilngton, Aug. 25 UT\ — H A F N I A is easy today... scientists from Parke, Davis A President Janio Quadroe of HEINZ T Brazil aoceptn Invitation to vlnlt told him the name of the fifth cus­ President Kennedy’s MU to es­ 197 Oj.. a Detroit pharmaceutical tomer but had asked that he not tablish the Overseas Peace Delivered—179 In.slalled— .Serviced Delivered— Installed— Serviced firm. 8n\iet Union and promises .sw’ap Why He Fled to West HAMS Search Starts in Eu rope be required to give it publicly. ______V Corps on a permanent basis was TOMATO Dr. De (Jarvalho said these re­ of diplomatic missions with Rus­ The witness conceded that he Weekly or Monthly 2 *2 5 Weekly Or Q.OO Monthly sia, Moscow’ radio says . , . Plot passed today by the Spnate. IMPORTED DANISH ).25 search results have led him to be­ was afraid of the consequence.^, or The measure, which now goes to KETCHUP lieve he may develop a vaccine to overthrow Democratic rule In NOTE: Dr. E nul Lehnhardt, afobligation to my patients kept me as he put it, feared that he would staff doctor at East BerHn's from fleeing. the House, authorizes $40 mlUlon for a successful fight against can­ Brazil has been reported by Carlos be "under jeopardy.” for the corps ’first year with the Lb, h 14 Oz. cer in humans: Project Seeks to Erase i ’Lacerda. governor of State of Cfiaritei Hospital, fled to West Ber­ In the first two weeks of He declined, however, to agree lin with Ms family shortly after Augpist our neighbors — 'when Intent of putting 2.700 volun­ 2 Can' 99 ■ Rots. 1— Material extracted from can­ Guanabara, according to Rio De teers a bro^ or in training by 47c 2 n For outdoor or indoor chefs. . .Start with Pinehurst with the counsel’s suggestion that the Communlste closed the border sure they were not being overhead cer tumors and grown In the lab­ Janeiro news release . . . Secre­ lender steaks, large chicken legs which KVe selling at Lowest Price Ever On he was afraid for the safety of -could talk of only one thing: next June 30. Just before oratory looks, under an electron tary of State Dean Rusk says in 00 Aug. 18. Writing for the As­ passage on a voice vote. Sen, 45c lb., or Pinehurst ground meats and you will have microscope, just like a virus, long I Washington that V £ , Disarma- himself and his’family, saying that sociated Press, he tells o f his Would the sector border between a successful barbecue. Religious Clashes in U.S. he did not want to put that East and West Berlin remain Bourke B. Hlckenlooper, R-lowa, An Automatic Dryer suspected as a possible cause of j ment Agency is needed to keep mounting dissatisfaction with life withdrew an amendment pro­ cancer In humans. strongly. under communism and of his final Fresh Franks Mother Goose Liverwnirst ' alive hopes for world order — Mittleman. a stocky man with (Gontinoed 00 Page Three) posing to cut the money au­ PICTSWEET from 1st Prize Tavern Loaf 2— He has been able to take thisBy GEORGE W. CORNElJ. ^and to survey advamced interfaith I hopes, he said, that have been desperate dash to “a completely thorization to $30 million. bushy gray hair.'-said ot the equip­ new life—hut such a better one." and Grole. Minced Ham (AP Religion Writer) I amity in Europe. I dashed by Russias “rogue gov- ment: “I merely make these. I Grole's are skwi on or Veal Loaf • New York, Aug. 25 (A*)—A wide- •There is a great deal we can ' ernment." don’t say h04v they should be op­ L'RRUTIA ON HUNOEB 8TBIKB learn in Europe," he said, citing Most lnten.se lM.sconsin nnui- By DR. ERNST LEHNHARDT Pravda Ridicules Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. 25 PEAS natural casin'g. . . 1st Imported Boiled Ham ) Jagan to Ask ranging search began today for erated." 4 Prize Franks are skin­ not all, but mostly center so’s home heating ways to help reconcile the cla.shes the increased associations and ac­ hunt In recent j’enrs enters fifth He described one device for send­ Berlin. Aug. 25 (A5— My wife, UP) — Cuba’s former president our -year-old son and I lived in 5 less. slices, lb. $1.19. I b e t w e e n American religious tive teamwork between Catholics daj’ with authorities and volun­ ing and receiving messages for dis­ 6 U.S. Bomb Shelters Manuel Urrutla has gone on a our woyl For U.S. Aid [groups over public i.ssue.s. and Piotestants in many Euro­ teers concentrating their search tances of 200 feet or half a city Karlshorst, a good residential area hunger strike In the Venezuelan 4 Pkgs. 59c The hamburg with the college education . . . Top leaders of variou.s tailhs, pean countries. for fugitive William J. Welter, 23, bloc, and said he had built his first in Eaet Bierlin. We had our o'wn With Machineguns embassy in Havana, the foreign Pinehur.«t Lean Ground C huck...... lb. 79c You get premium quality 0 from Rome to Geneva to Jeru.'sa- "Both in Gei-niany and else­ of Chicago, in rugged wooded Lake in 1952 and last in 1955. house. It was large, with a ministry said today. He Is pro­ Georgetown, British Guiana, lem, were to be con.sulted in the where." he added, "there is a new Delton area near Baraboo in belief pleasant garden, but run down. testing Fidel Castro’s delay in Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the Mittleman said he built a set in Moscow. Aug. 25 (A>)—Pravda Or .3 in 1 blenrl of Beef, Pork, Veal for moat completely effective fuel Aug. 25 (Ah — Leftist prime minis­ proces.s. spirit of inter-religious good will that he still was hiding — or dead We could not get any repairmen granting him a safe conduct to . ’i -.something like a common spirit­ I because of the . laboi- sdiortage. today ridiculed Americans report­ leave Havana where he is in asy­ oil additive in use today. And ter-designate Cheddi Jagan plans Also, examples in the Old . . . .About StOO.OOO in jewelry, and meat lo a f...... ,ib, 79c World were e.xpected to provide ual market -in which we in the i FYom a strictly selfish point of ed planning to build private bomb lum In the embassy. He was fir ^ you get premium terriee. Au­ to return to the United States cash stolen from apartment of We Will have from Pero's orchards . . after 18 years this fall to ask for some answers to problems in the T.’nited States are anxious to be Stale Guard Survey view. I had no serious complaints. shelters and stock them with guns as president by Castro after a Pinehurst Regular Hamburg tomatic deliveriee . . . a bal­ Jewelrj' heir widow, Mr.s. Helene .... lb. 56c economic aid for this British South New World. actively linked." Scott Jacaard, in Kansas City Though only 37. I held a po.sition to keep out neighbors. declaration deploring Communist NEW EARLY MeINTOSH APPLES anced payment plan and many American colony. The effort Is being led by a Particularly to be examined, he apartment . . . Hollywood spokes­ Asked by Dempsey of reeponsibility at the Charite “ Here the American capitalist influences in ^ b a . other extraa designed to make Jagan said he wants to meet key interdenominational diplomat. said, is the "dialogue approach" man claims Dick Powell says he Hospital, Bast German>*s best. has once again demonstrated his 2 lb. basket 39c home heeting really easy. CLOTHES COME OUT Delivered—Installed with President Kennedy to discuss Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, presi­ to community coo|ieration and and wife June Allyson probably f ’ e^amp Drum, N.Y., Aug. 25 (A5 — My salary from the state was moral code in am unusually clever MILK RA110NINQ DENIED •r MILK aid under Kennedy’s 120 million dent of the National Conference of mutual understanding, a move­ wlll reconcile. 1' Gov. Dempaey here Today called 2,000 marks (S500 at the oflBcial way," the Communist newspaper Havana, Ang. 25 (Pi—The Nae Serviced—Demon.st rated ment that has mushroomed abroad tlonal Institute of Agrarian Re­ CO.NTENTS SUNSHINE FRESH! alliance for progress program for Christians and Jews. Edwai’d Vietl) Sittler, who re­ for a complete evaluation of the exchange rate) a month, which said. FANCY. LARGE. PERO GOLDEN Mobilheat 1 . 2 5 Weekly Or ^ . 0 0 Monthly Latin America. Noting intensified conflicts be­ and is spreading in this country. potential of the State Guard. put me in a high income group "A mole after digging his un­ form denied today that milk $ENE8Al||ELrCTRIC It ha.s chiefly involved Protes­ nounced his American citizenship rationing was about to be Im­ At his first news conference since tween religious groups in this to become Nazi propaganda broad­ He requested Maj. Gen. Fred­ under the Communist regime. derground tunnel does not usually JUBILEE YELLOW PEACHES Cal. 76c Model DA-nOV winning in Monday’s election, country over various questions, tant-Roman Catholic parleys. erick G. Reincke, the state ad­ TliLs had all come about in a push his neighbors away with his posed. The institute said a re­ On Our Own Budget Plan caster in Germany during World Jagan said yesterday his greatest such a-s public support for paro­ "New and multiplying discus­ War II, denied reinstatement as jutant general, who accompanied relatively short period of time. back paws. This is explainable be­ port to that effect was a “false cause they do not understand the rumor,” and that the mUk sup­ NEW NATIVE need from the United States and chial schools,, birth control poli­ sions- betw’een church leaders in American citizen by Federal Court him here on a visit to the 43d In­ After serving as a tank officer 2 qls. 44c Plenty of parking ! Britain is aid to develop the colony, cies, Sunday closing ^ laws and Europe now are taking place," Dr. Judge Lloyd F. McMahon In New fantry Army National Guard to in World War n , I received my sacred right of private property. ply Is on the increase. The only WE GIVE now nearing internal self-rule. other matters, he .sald'tl Jone.s .said, pointing out that the complete this report as soon a s ! medical education at Kiel Univer- official rationing in effect la on CARROTS lOc BAG St Pinehurst OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. Y ork.. House Republican leader "The construction of bomb shel­ PAPER CARTON GREEN STAMPS Jagan said he intends to follow "Unless some clearer consen.sus trend arose in the face of “grow­ Charles A. Halleck of Indiana practical. ! sity, being graduated in 1950. For ters in the United States has be­ lard and cooking oil. Meat I* not a policy of neutrality, and stay In can be reached, the .strength and ing pressure of commimism on makes known public telegram Tlie State Guard is the militia the next nine years I was on the come one of the few branches of rationed officially, but butchers the Commonwealth as long as unity which America lias drawn both religion and democracy.” from New Yoik Gov. Nelson organized within the state for use ^aff of the Rostok Hospital and business in the United States Umlt sales to one pound per per­ Uiiji Carrv out to youp car membership Is advantageous. son. service . . no charge from the common acceptance of Leaving on the liner Staaten- Rockelellcr opposing long-range to maintain local security when at one time was the only eye, ear, which does not suffer from depres­ i MORIARTY He told a questioner the the Judeo-Christian tradition will dam for Rotterdam, Dr. Jone.s will financing of foreign aid program. elements of the National Guard nose and throat specialist for 600,- sion.” l United States has the right to keep be weakened and dissipated. be joined there by Dr. Dumont Detroit Free Press publishes are called to federal duty to rein­ (KK) people in that area. Pravda added that this is the CONTRACT FOR KAMAN Its air base at Atkinson Field un­ “ Neither at home nor / abroad Kenny, the national conference’s force tlte active Army and the Air lYaMitngtan. Ang. $5 UP) —• Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. Payroll and authorized again as federal court Injunction But although my professional morail tone of capitalists: BROTHERS der terms of Its 99-year lease. can Americans afford such a loss." vice president for program, w'ho h^ts picketing by striking Allaml Force. career was advancing, I could not "Let everything gb to the dogs, Sen. Prescott Bnah, B-Cona.. personal checks cashed G O O D i^EAR Jagan studied dentistry in the As an initial part of tl)e new 4- will take part in the consulta­ (Fla.) Herald pressmen after five- The last time the State Guard abide the Communist regime and the whole of America 'together today was notified the Atr Pbros'' 302 MAIN STREET— CORNER MIDDLE TURNPIKE United States and left there in year project, underwritten with a hae awarded a $SJ160,OOO eon- Open Thursday and E'riday till 9:00 P.M. 301-315 Centtr St. tions. day shutdow’n .. President Kennetjy wag activated was during the often spoke out against it even with Us Empire State building and I#43 wdth his American-bom wife, 8325,(>00 Ford Foundation grant. They are scheduled to meet In plans to leave for another weekend Korean 'War when with few ex- though I knew the risks. Because Niagara Falls. The only thing that tra c t to Kamsn A irarn tt Carp).. Ml 3-5135 SERVICE STORE, 713 MAIN ST— MI 9-9523 or MI 9-0665 the former Janet Roienberg of Dr. Jones left today for confer­ at his Gape Cod b«me, Wash­ of the doctor shortage I 'n'as not BloenalleM, for maantnetnM at Chicago. ences with high reli^ous officials, (Contlnnetf on Page Two) ington’s White House re p orts.... (OoatlBiied OB r » g « Two) bothered much, and my feeling of XOoattaMed m Paga Thne); H4$B Bnalds heUoeptani, *