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PAOI TWENT7.P0U1 fKiDAir, JUNB le, IMl Average Daily Net Press Ron i9anrItP0tfr CttMing if^ralb For Uie Week Ended Vh«'Weather. ‘ ' About Town V ■ Jane 8, 1881 Foroeost of C. B. Waotfett Bimai HAS JUST WONDERFUL A N D THE 13,330 Fair aad ask aa osM tN liM llw TWCA-^xmaored Newcom> Member of the Andit Low tai BBS. Blesttr fOBo]'aai (BM « n Oab wUI hold Us last maet- BoreM of drcnlstlen ^ thrasd ralU 8«akMy. Hlg^ la m a. lag of tho season at Oavey'a Res­ EXntA SAVINGS Manehe$ter-“^A City of Village Charm taurant Tuesday at 6:S0 p.m. for HOUSE II a aodal hour and dinner. OF VALUAM.E iKHi Beautifully VOL. LXXX, NO. 219 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1961 (OaMUed Aflvertlslag ea Page 8) The IUt. Stephen David Mat­ Hi! Ik PRICE nV B CBNTC thews, son of Mr. and hfrs. |How- ard B. Matthews of Middletown, Gift Wrapped was ordained to the dlaconate this Gifts DAD week by the Rt. Rev. Waiter H. a H ALE FREE FATHER’S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 18 Injunction Loom s Gray, BIpiscopal Bishop of Oon- 3 Princes T J d ^ neetlcut, in Christ Church Ca­ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER thedral, Hartford. Mrs. Jlatthews la the former Dagmar Ander.son Agree on of Manchester. The Rev. Mr. 30 Ports Tied. iJei^e vjHS0 Matthews will become curate at Trinity Church, Torrinrton, In July. Laos Unity 2 Teen - agers Tha VFW Auxlllarv will spon Zurick, Switzerland, June tor a public card party tonight at Killed as Car 8 o'clock at the \TW Post Home. 17 {IP)— Gen. Phoumi Nosa- By Ship Strike VConn Grad yan, pro-western Laotian mil­ Smashes Tree Miss Jean A. LeClaire received Turned over to Dag The monthly meeting of the ad­ her bachelor of science degree In itary strongman, said today visory board of the Manchester the School of Physical TOerapy the kingdom’s three warring New York, June 17 (/P)—* picket line set up by the National Seymour, June 17 (/P)— Assembly of Rainbow for Girls has from the University of Connecticut princes have agreed to seek Maritime Union. Four persons Two teen-agers were fille d been changed. They will meet Mon­ The creeping paral.vsis of a wiere airested. on Sunday. June 11. She is the information of a “government major maritime strike spread and three other persons in­ day evening. June 26, rather than daughter of Atty. and Mrs. Arthur Federal officials intensified ef­ jured when their car shot June 19. J. LeClaire Jr., 46 Ansaldl Rd. of national union.” to seaports around the nation forts to get the seven unions rep­ * 1 T She was a member of Pi Beta Bhouml iisued the etatement today ap federal mediators resenting 85;000 seamen and the across Pearl Street shortly Facts Vary Mrs. Winston Estabrook of South Phi Sorority, and the Dolphinettes. atfer a meeting between Premier bulk of the nation's shipping oper­ before midnight lajst night Prince Bonn Oum, and big pro- pleaded ^for a full resumption ators back to the bargaining table. Coventry will be gue.st soloist She is presently employed as a of peace talks. There were re­ and smashed into a tree. Sunday at the United Baptist physical therapist at Rocky Hill Communlat rival. Prince Souphan- They worked amid reports that Police said the speedometer of Sharply in Church In Somerworth, N.H. Mrs. Veterans Home and Hospital. o.ivong, head of the Pathet Lao ports that a federal injunc­ the American Merchant Marine the car was jammed at 80 miles Estabrook, a member of the She was , graduated from Man­ guerrillag. tion might be sought by one Institute might ask President Ken­ an hour, an Indication that the Church of the Nazarene In Man­ chester High School In 1957, whe^re "We are all In perfect agree­ ment," Phoumi told newsmen. "We shipping group. nedy to bring the Taft-Hartley Act vehicle may hav’e been traveling at chester. will sing sacred music she was a member of the National TTiirty port cities and almost to bear with an 80-day injunction a high rate of speed. which she has composed. She Is Honor Society and active In sports. are now going to aeek formation so that shipping would be resumed Officials in this southern Con­ All Details of a government of national union." 1,000 freighters, tankers and pas­ the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. senger liners are Involved in the while negotiations continue. necticut community described the Reuben Doody of Houlton. Maine. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet The two princes met following^ mi.shap as the worst within recol­ By MH.TON BES8ER a prellminarj' huddle yesterday be­ strike, which began last Thursday Secretarj of Labor Arthur J. Monday at 7:30 p.m. In lOOF Hall midnight. t„ Goldberg, here since TTiursday un­ lection. United Nations, N. Y., June for observation of "obligation tween Boim Oum and Prince Sou- Major snarls to a settlement are der direct orders of the President, Killed were Edward Zmuda, 19, of night." There will be a potiuck at vanna Phouma, self-styled neutral 17 (JP)—U.S. 8py charges HOSPITAL COMFORT a shippers' claim that the striking withdrew last night from active 16 Spring St. and Jane Driscoll,, against a handsome Czech 6:15 before the meeting. Mrs, who claims to be rightful pre­ unions threatened to price the in­ participation m mediating the na­ 16. of 4 Colony St.. Aniionia. Edith Smith and Mrs. Robert mier of Laos. dustry out of existence, and union tion-wide strike after urging the In serious condition at Griffin diplomat and his counter­ HOME! Armstrong will be co-chairmen. Immediate aim of the three rival Hospital in nearby Derby were claim that American intelli­ princes will be to decide on a single demands for the right to organize parties to resume negotiations. 7 Members are reminded to bring "foreign-flag" shipping. Goldberg made his request short­ Anthony Dudek. 20, of 8 I-akeview gence tried to hire him land­ delegation to represent I.a o s at the donations for the foodless food With White House inter\ention ly after Paul Hall, president of the Ave.. identified by police as the ed on U.N. Secretary-general -sale to the meeting. There will be Geneva conference, which has bog- to head off the walkout a failure, Seafarers International Union, pre­ driver: Ruth Aksenti.s. 14. of of 26 a degree rehearsal after the fed dowm in efforts to make the pickets in New York. New Jersey, dicted that there will be an impor­ Hotchki.ss Ter.. Ansonia, and Mary Dag Hammarskjold’s desk to­ meeting. outhea.st Asian kingdom peace­ Louisiana. Texas and Massachu­ tant "break" soon toward settling Garrity, 17, of 28 Ridge Rd. An­ day. fully neutral. setts and other, shipping areas the walkout. sonia. Central figure in the drama Is The Polish language classes con­ Phoumi said earlier the Items the marched at piers to halt work. One negotiating session — be­ The accident occurred on a ii.s- Miroslav Nacvalac, 39, No..8 man ducted at St. John's Polish Na­ three princes will take up will be "Violence flared. Tliree men were tween the American Merchant Ma­ ually lightly traveled street! At In the Czech U.N. mission. He de­ tional Catholic Church will end to­ application of the cease-fire in Injured In a f*ght yesterday when rine Institute and the National pre.sent. however it is being used clared he 'Will ignore U.S. demands morrow with an examination, dis­ Laos where scattered jungle fight­ Texaco refinerj' workers near as a detour for Route 8 trsflic. that he leave the country until tribution of report cards, and grad­ ing continues, the coutnry's neu­ Camden, N. J., tried to cross he gets Instructions from hla gov­ trality and "national reconcilia­ (Continued on Page Twelve) uation exercises, starting at 10 ‘d o o d LiicJi, Jean* ernment. Pro^i’VMOna) H o ‘-pital m. tion.” A U. N. spokesman said Ham- Boun Oum and Souphanouvong Hartford. June 17 i/Ti — Police marskjold Is studying a U.fl. re­ Bt'ris and Equipment Brownie Troop 606 will have a met in Zurich's plush Dolder Hotel Recall 1953 Revolt todav are hoping that J.5 and SIO quest that Nacvalac be expelled picnic at Center Springs Park where the premier and Souvanna, bill., marked with the words "Good for Home Use M en's Leather on grounds he has been collecting Lodge tomorrow from 10 a.m. to "Happy American" the Pathet Lao leader's half-broth­ Luck, Jean" will help them .solve information from an American 2 p.m. Men's 100^ Pure Cool^ Comfortable er, conferred yesterday. one of the city's biggest house- government worker (or almost a Greater ceeifert for Hie A black limousine flying the break.s in recent years. year. patient, easier core for Standard of the kingdom of Laos West Germans Note The bills were among more than Also before the Secretary-gen­ you, at low, budget drove up to the entrance of the $8,000 in cash, jewelry and furs eral was a protest from the c£ech rates. Call or visit us. L T. WOOD CO. Dolder and Boun Oum stepped out .stolen yesterday in a daring day­ U.N. mission claiming U.S. agents WALLETS KNIT SHIRT bowing and folding his hands in a light break into the apartment of had dangled promises of unlimited traditional Oriental salute. Phoumi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Clapis at wealth before Nacvalac If he would ICE PLANT by followed him. Remembrance Day 14 Gilman St. become a spy for the United mCDICRL by Police said Mrs. Clapis, 54. Miroslav Nacvalac, 39, left, of the Czech mission to the United Nations, and Zdenek Cemik, Czech 81 BISSISLL STREET SILK TIES There was no Immediate com­ minister who is acting U.N. f>ermanent representative, pose at UN headquarters in New York States. PHflRfnflCY ment from Souphanouvong about fainted twice after discovering the where they gave their side of the U.S. spy charges against Nacvalec. (AP PhotofaxU Both tho U.S. and Czech ac­ Turn Eaet From Main S t the meeting. Berlin. June 17 —West Ger-^munist newspaper Neues Deutsch- theft. M.8-4t4« At State Theater Phoumi said Boun Oum will con­ The stolen loot included $5,000 counts were replete with cloak and VALUES to $3.00 mans laid wTeaths today and called land described the 1953 revolt this dagger details Including threats of LORD BUXTON tinue to meet with his rivals In an mass rallies in memory of (he way: j in ca.sh, a $1,000 mink coat and blackmail and ■violence, but the c regor effort to Iron out details of what abortive revolt against commumsm "Eight years ago the Hitler-suc­ more than $1,000 in jewelry. facts 'varied aharply. M G he said will represent "a general Mrs. Clapis discovered the in East Germany eight years *go. cessors in Bonn, with foreign I More Leftist Riots State Department spokesman agreement." . 4. From the Communist East C^er- help, organized a fascist putsch I housebreak after she rushed home Lincoln White gave this account man regime came protest nole.v to against the (East) German Dem­ w'hen a neighbor reported that,her to newsmen In Washington: ^ .S O W .5 0 .00 (OoBtiiiiied OB Page Three) the Western Allies and the Bonn ocratic Republic." apartment door was open. * 4 • • n ******* ORANGE HALL government that West Germans Police said the thieves entered n Nacvalac made <^tact about a Berlin was tensely quiet. In the ysar ago with « Amerlow, than and West Berliners were staging West, people tpok advantage of the apartment by drilltiig a hole Lreet , Adlai m Jroru Anti-Red Drive meetings of "revenue .seekers and in the front door and then remov­ a government aiUpioye, 'ind de­ the fine weather to go swimming manded his cooperation, thnaten- 5 Kennedy to Get militarists" directed against Euro­ and boating before rallying to- ing the lock. Tailored in the natural pleatness man­ pean peace , June 17 ((P)—Pravda to­ ing that the American’s fiancee In ner in fine combed “Springateen” Keep your active Dad comfortable in » _ tV qiglit Cltat theI.UC LilVcity hall to hear a B.r 51AX HARBELSON Bolivian govavnment at a time day denounced newspapers of ths Czechoslovakia would be previent- Made for the soft life—the new Lord As umist.-ttw-protests were If^lifieech by Brandt. Boxtop King Dies Lima. Peru, June 17 New when Stevenson was conferring United Arab Republic for conduct­ ed from joining him in the United An exciting collection of all the new polished cotton and care-free Dacron this cool, lightweight knit shirt of Ultrasoundk for norsAtbacause^tlte West does not Buxton billfolds of the.softest leather There was little traffic be­ Norwalk, June 17 iJP;—The man leftist rioting greeted Adlai Ste- with President Victor Paa Estens- ing an anti-Soviet campaign, and States. . B IN G 0 styles and colors including; woven and cotton blends. Handsome solid 100% cotton. He’ll* stay neat even recogidie tho. I^liiatelllte. tween the two parts of the city. credited with originating the idea soro. "She was used as a hostage to ycn.son yesterday on his arrival in suggested the aim of the campaign imaginable. With its own soft leather stripes, panels, aU-over. neats . ., . after a vigorous 18 holes of golf . . . In the West it w u, a national Allied spokesman said it was a of giving premiums for soap wrap­ is to curry favor with the United force the indlYldual's cooperation Every Sot Night At 7:30 color* and woven plaids or checks. His Lame Back holiday-"»-a. day of remembrance. Lima to discuss Pre.sident Ken­ On Tuesday, leftist demonstra­ photo case that can be carried sepa­ fashioned in luxurious imported and Sizes 30 to 42. Colors: Tan, olive, permanent fold line keeps collar in normal day for the American, pers or boxtops, is dead. tors smashed windows of the U.S. States. I hi espionage activities," White In the Communist East it was itish and French forces in the Duane D. Jones, known to his nedy's plan to raise Latin Amer­ "The jumiping of the Cairo and said. 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER rately. And the Buxton new leather domestic silks . . . tailored to knot black, charroal. place. Action-swing underarm insert work as usual. ican living standards. Heavily information Agency offices In i By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS garrison. American troops colleagues as the "Boxtop King," Santiago, Chile. Damascus press on the Soviet White said N ^valas not only used is as durable as it is soft. Distinguish­ neatly, drape perfectly. Pick-up sev­ and long tail are boons to any man Fi-esldent Kennedy settled down ' Mayor Willy Brandt of West died yesterday at Norwalk Hos­ armed police braced for new dis­ Berlin laid a wreath at the graves .'rndvised to ^eep sway from Plying in from Boli-vla, Steven­ Union and the Socialist si’stem threats but ihoicated there wa# a ed black or rich brown. eral tomorrow at wonderful savings. bent on relaxation. Convenient pock­ today to a weekend In the country I where crowfls were gather- pital after a brief illness. He was orders today. "J existing In our country bears an poesibility he might defect and re-. OTHER SHORTS to $5.95 with his family, and-more rest end of German freedom flghtets who Leltist students, who had pro­ son met with President Manuel et. Handsome colors. , died in the 19.53 revolt. inir; .' ' 63. Prado, Prime Minister Pedro Belt­ unseemly character," the So'viet main in the United States. treatment for his lame back. There was no extra'alert. "We Jonqs, an advertising executive, claimed Stevenson unwelcome Communist party newspaper de­ • "Let me make clear, however, The President and his wdfe ar­ I There were also wreaths from even before he arrived, .demon­ ran and other officials. West German FTesident Heinrich are always on special alert in Ber­ had specialized in food and drug After conferring today with clared. that in fact the American citizen rived last night by helicopter at lin," one spokesman said. accounts and was considered an strated repeatedly In small groups "The anti-Soviet campaign un­ their rented Glen Ora estate in Luebke and other personalitie.s in In downtown Lima. Police dis­ leaders of Peru's five political 1.1 the simple ceremony In the See- The observance of the anniver­ expert at advertising package parties. Stevenson will end his folded In the UAR can only make (Conttnned on Page Fl've) Mlddleburg, Va. Awaiting them sary began last night with bon­ foods. persed them with tear gas. No In­ happy the Imperialist circles of were the Kennedy children, 3-ycar- strassee Cemetery, in the working juries were reported. visit officially with a dinner at the class di.strict of the French sec­ fires and torchlight processions in He was the author of a book on the West . . . "Foreign agencies old Caroline and 6-months-old John advertising techniques, >"Ads, Stevenson, who had been given residence of the prime minister HQUSE Sc HALE Jr., who' Jjreceded them from tor. West Beriln and along the Iron tonight. I report that in recent days the Tliere are burisd eight West (2urtaUf’Sorter between the two Women and Boxtops." a friendly welcome at the airport, U.S. Information Center in Cairo -MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER from Washington by automobile. Funeral services will be held in was far away from the demon­ He will visit Ecuador and Colom­ The President will have at least Berliners who tll4Ir lives in the p a rt:^ f TOTmany. bia before returning to Washington has Intensified the spreading of fight against Soviet Army tanks TK8 red glare of the flames Ridgefield Tomorrow. strations at the U.S. embassy. leaflets of an anti-Soviet nature. Bulletins one visitor today. Dr Janet Later he quipped to reporters: "I Thursday. Travell, th»««Vhlte House physi­ in Ea-st Berlin. Above their graves coulfl be seen in the Communist- So far he has visited Venezuela, "The fact that some newspapers Culled from AP Wires is the statue of a chained man like all Peruvians, including stu­ in Cairo and Damascus are follow­ cian. Is due for her dally check of ruled territory surrounding West Plumbers Accept Pact dents." Argentina, Urugiiay, Brazil, Para­ Is one of THESE jobs VOURjob? the President’s back. symbolizing the dictatorship over Berlin. The flsmea were a remind­ New Haven, Jpne 17 (.ffh—Mem­ guay, Chile, Bolivia and Peru. ing in the footsteps 6t imperialist Sha wUl bring equipment to give 17 million Esuit Germans. er to the East Germans they were bers of Local 349 of the Plumbers This is the third country in suc­ propaganda agaipst the So'viet PLAN NEUTRAL SUMMIT The brief observance had extra not forgotten by the Germans In and Steamfltters Union will return cession in which violence coin­ Union is a cafuse of regret. , Yugoalavla, done IT KennedjMgn ultrasound treatment, Washington. Juno 17 UP) — A Aviotion Worker? a Automoti.r Worker? which he has been receiving on meaning as the "Day of Unity" fell the West. to work Monday after a 7-week cided with Stevenson's arrival on "It is of course possible that (ffi—President Tito, President Sa- this year' while Berlin was again In Bonn Chancellor Konrad strike that affected much of south­ his tour of Latin America. series of difficulties reportedly may some people in the UAR, as re- kamo of Indoneaia and President alternate days. delay for two weeks to a month or • Construction Trades? Assistant news secretarj’ An­ under pressure of a communist Adenauer today told the leaders ern Connecticut. Five were killed in Iji Paz Modlbo Keita of Mall talked at threat to Its liberty. The union voted to acqppt a new more the opening of the Avestem the Batajnica MlUtaiy Airport , Shipyard Worker? • Factory Worker? drew T. Hatcher said Dr. Tra’'ell Thursday night In leftist riots be­ hemisphere nations' (jqnference on (Oontinued on Page Five) did not plan to remain overnight. An editorial In the official Corn- (Continaed on Page Two) 2-year contract with the Master lieved designed to em barrus the today about the summit confer­ Plumbers Association yesterday. Economic and Social Problems. ence of uncommitted countrlea • y/orchousemon? Hatcher said Kennedy's condi­ The conference is scheduled to tion continues to improve and that Ratification of the new contract to open here Sept. 1. Keita had by tho 325 members came on what start July 16 in Punta del Este, President Answers Just arrived for aa 8-day official he has not lost any weight. Uruguay. than TH IS !• the Kennedy made his first public The Neutron Bomb was described as a close vote af­ \1ait to Yugoalavla. Sukarno waa appearance on crutches away ter a 2t4-hour meeting. News Tidbits But various governments, par­ Soviet N-Test Note ending a 8-day visit with Ttto RIGHT SHOE for YOU I The 2-year contract pro\dde8 for ticularly Argentina. Brazil and Bo­ and flew to R — A ley. The Yngoslavs expect more JOB-FITTED the first year afld a 10-cent an would be almost useless to hold the new note from President Kennedy than 20 chlefB of state of neutral Economic and Social development Dodd Hints conference now. They consider the nations to attend the September ■J at a mid-towm hotel. hour boost the ’second year. to on the stalled Geneva Union plumbers presently earn Two teen-agers admitting killing preparations inadequate. nuclear test ban Is on Its way to conference. As the band struck up "Hall to The meeting has been planned the Oilef.” the Chief Executive un­ $3.90 an hour. seven persons kept at Kansas Re­ the Kremlin. formatory (or own protection until since last August, but one Latin The White House, confirming BRITAIN BACKS U.S. o it ceremoniously entered through a Developing Death Ray American said yeaterday: "We N >615 frelgrht service door. (Continued on Page Three) taken to court . . . British tourist reports from other sources: said^ Oenrn'a. June 17 (PH-Brit­ Tho unorthodox entrance was and two Parisians seriously in­ still have an over-dose at times of Kennedy’s reply to Soviet Premier ain’s chief disarmament negotin jured as plastic bomb shakes ole- the mansna aplrit"—a tendency to tor, Darid Ormsby-Gore, said arranged for tho President's con­ Washington. June 17 (fPi - - A*> Asked to'explain the nature of j Khrushchev was being dispatched venience as the shortest distance gant Paris shopping section . . . put'things off. -* today knd would be made avail­ today the British government Death Ray" bomb that would kill the bomb he had in mind, Dodd Crowd cheers wildly as Gov. Nel­ Adlai E. Stevenson, now winding agrees completely with tho (I) One-piece back conitructioa (2) Brown, elk-tanned cowhide. between two points. all life in its target area has been said: "I think I know, but I'm sure ! Six Sentenced able later for publication in Sun­ To save him from a long walk. son A. Rockefeller calls Rev. Dr. up his tour to 10 South American American refusal to bury the 13) GecMine Vulcork soles. (4) Budf-in steel arch gives foot comfort. discussed aa the weapon of the fu­ I 'should not say." Martin Luther King Jr., sn ’Amer- nations for President Kennedy, day newspapers. nuclaer test baa talks in In gen- Kennedy was^driven to the rear of ture. But just how far in the fu­ "I don't believe ' the United ' was, reported’ to ha-ye been told by The note deals only with the Also in popuior low Oxford style. the hotel where there wms a ramp ture is worrying St least one sena­ For Fake Car Ican Mahatma Ghandi. Geneva nuclear teat ban talks, and eral disarmament negolitlahrana to the service door. States has developed such a Belkacem Krim, chief negotia­ a majority of the countries that So\1et Delegate Semyon TUan^ If one of these trodes is yours, come In and ask for this shoe by tor. weapon or is working on it," Dodd | they favored a delay. does not answer another note, . Kennedy easily swung himself The projected bomb — which tor, goes to Tunis to consult rebel dealing with West Berlih, which kin suggest Monday that the Bonse of)d number I Or bridg this advertisement with you, just to up the green carpeted ramp, step­ •said. "It can't be worked on un-! leaders on stalled peace talks with Among the -eported causes: deadlockisd 2 ■/] -ylear-old test might make the awesome hydro­ til testing is done." Crash Injuries 1— Inadequate housing for theKhrushchev handed Kennedy dur­ ban talks should be merged ^be sure. W# hove it, in your size. ped through the door and emerged gen bomb seem clumsy—is called France for Algerian Nationalist ' Last November, the late Thomas Regime . . . Federal judge rules l,5(n/ of more risltors expected for ing their recent conference in with the East-West dtsanaa- Stretch W ay In the ballroom only five feet from the neutron bomb, and It has been' Hartford, June 17 (.Ti—SU men the conference. Vienna. J00% Union M a d * by A F. o f L. Workman. him chair on the speakers plat­ thrust back into the nows by Sen. E. Murray, former member of the Marcos Perez Jimenez, former dic­ ment conference scheduled to have been sentenced (or partici­ 2— Inadequate communications Khrushchev has assailed as "dlc- resume here duly 81. form. Thomas J. Dodd. D-Conn. Atomic Energy Commission.' wrote pating In a phony accident scheme tator of Venezuela, returned to his Men's 2 Piece' Hatcher said Kennedy may soon an open letter to both presiden­ homeland to face embezzlement facilities for newsmen and offi­ SHOE SALON—Main Floor, Rear Dodd hinted the Russians could to bill Insurance companies with cials. (Contiaaed on Page Five) GET TOUGH, SIBAL URGES "Action Aire" start wtUking short distances be secretly experimentin);: to de­ tial eandldate.s, John F. Kennedy Injury clalm.s. charges.. .Police duck beer bottles and Richard M. .Nixon. He spoke and eggs in breaking up invasion Alerlden, dune 17 ID — Rep. M e n's without the crutches. velop the neutron bomb while the The stiffest sentence handed Abner W. Sibal, R-Oonn., called 7 Kennedy remained seated United States is honoring an guardedly of a revolutionary type ! of city recreation area by 5,000 down by Superior Court Judge youths' last night in Detroit. today for a tough AmeciooB through his Speech before the con­ atom-test moratorium. nuclear weapon. , ’ ’ !Thomas E. Troland yesterday was Father's Day Special Offer ference. Britain announces Independence posture In the faM of Soviet He put forward such a possi­ He said "eonceptional design.s" against George Kanla, 30. Hart­ The New Militants threats ag^Unst West Berlia. la bility as an argument 'for res\im- for the weapon "have exi.sted in ford. described by the prosecution for Its 17 Caribbean Island terri­ a talk to the state convention of Cabana Set (ContiRiied on Page Two) ing-tests. American laboratories" and that as one of the "architects" of the tories next May SI.. .Legislation to For Dad the FYmternal Order of Eaglee, TERRY CLOTH ■ Dodd—who referred to the neu­ "they would already have been con.spiracy. He was sentenced to establish Civil Rights Commission Sibal said “a showing op weak- BELTS Men's "Interwovc.i" tron bomb as "a kind of death tested had it not been for the test gets endorsement of Kennedy Ad­ The John Birch Society hSLS created a flurry of headlines in two to four years in prison. ministration as permanent Federal nese can only Increase tho d(W- Beautiful SPIEDEL Expansion Bands ray"—said In a Senate speech moratorium." Glllis LemieiLX. 20 Hartford, re­ recent months, but the society is only a part of a larger man­ ger of nuclear war. “Thera ia by PIONEER Discoverer No. 25 Wednesday that the bomb "would Agency.. .John Brodeur, who lost ifestation. First Nighter, Balboa, and others In his letter. Murray didn't men­ ceived a suspended term and was right leg aa result of shark attack only one way for. our nstloB, do next to no physical damage. It tion the neutron bopib but some placed on probation for one year. Today—as in the past—the Paul Reveres of assorted mi­ and that la to hold fast to ra- In Successful Orbit would result in no (radioactive) Lemieux was treated leniently be­ last year, marries girl who saved nority causes are riding hard, most of them on the Conserva­ TwI$t-0-Flex's Regular $10.95 ®® contamination. But it would- im­ scientists speculsted that was what his life, Jean Filoramo. sponsMUtlee to oar allieo and 10 he meant. cause he had made admls-siops to tive flank of the body politic, some on the Left. our principles,” he added. SLIPPERS Vandenberg Air '"orce Base, mediately destroy all life in the Summer's first blistering heat N O W $8.95— fitted at no extra charge Soft, absorbent terry lined jackets Buts ome scientists have down­ State Police several months ago Who are these new militants? What domestic foreign Calif., June 17 UPl—The Discoverer target area." ' that led to the arrest of the others. wave lingers in parts of west. . . . CONGO TIES REDS. PLOT .00 Lisle Socks by "INTERW OVEN" in neat and bold prints with match­ No. 25 satellite was circling the Dodd, in warning of the po.s,si- graded the military potential of Eighty-car freight train smashes pressures are responsible for their stepped-up activities? How bllity of the Russians developing such a weapon. Also sentenced were: do qualified sociologists explain the phenomenon? How are I ; Leopold'vUle, The Ooogo, dun* ing boxer shorts. The perfect pool and Earth every 91 minutes today, car­ Stanley Pikjil. 40, Newington, stalled station wagon killing two Yg UP — Oommunlst eaeh and ALSO NAME BRAND WATCHES rying a secret payload the Air such a bomb, said it was one way Dr. David R. Ingli.s of the AEC's children and’ their mother, a new these crusades conducted? What influence do they have on beach wear set for Dad. Sizes: Small, Argonne National Laboratory who one >ear imprisonment. the life of the nation ? slain Patrice Luouanba were be­ 17 Jewel WATCHES from $|j5.00“ 3 Force hopes to recover in one to "for destroying us at relatively Leroy Hendricks. 38, Hartford, driver. . . . Federal judge orders medium, large and extra large. Col­ 4 days. small risk to themselves. suggested that a neutron ‘bomb a'llomeys seeking dispositions for You’ll find these and other timely questions e.xamined In a hind a plot against PresIdMt could be devised of a scaled-down one year imprisonment to be sus­ fascinating series of five articles by AP newsfeatures writer doseph Kasavubtt’s governmeot, .00 .95 ors: Olive and light blue. Ths 2,100-pound satellite, 18th in Scientist's have speculated on pended after seven months, two $3 million libel suit to ease up on There’s extra ease and comfort with the series to achieve polar orbit, two poa.sible versions of the A bomb said: «■ their interrogations of Basil Bang- Jules Loll, who drew on a great variety of sources plus AP Infoimod soorces said today. A VIsif our Jewelry and Watch Department years probation. Bureau reports for his compreheAsive survey. go\’erninent aanouaoement that this new belt, designed expressly for OTHER SETS from $8.99 blasted into space through heavy bomb— "It is of dubious military value William Colangelo. 38, Hartford, hart in suit by J 0|hn Factor. Expert Watch Repairing fog at 4:03 pjn„ Pacific daylight 1. 'A small nuclear reactor thatbecause many of its victims' on the His study of contemporary political activities ranges from the plot had been smaihsl sold the man of action. The secret lies in pair 2 one year imprisonment, to be sus­ Prosecution whipstitches a mass only that the oaa^traey waa 1 time yesterday. would shoot radioactive neutrons battlefield will be condemned to of dreumstantiai evidence around , the Birch Society to the Communist party, from Neg;ro Mus­ pended after three months, two organised hy aa nBaamed far- Unbreakable Watch Crystals Fitted the exclusive spring-action hidden in Because of the fog, newsmen a through a lead tube. die of radiation sickness on' fol­ years probation. Sharon Klnne, the prettiest de­ lims to the Fair Play for Chiba Committee. Keep Dad chipper with a pair of SUKRVISED ~ mile from the launch area were un­ 2. A scaled-down version of an lowing days and can afford to be elgn emharay. Many have bean While You Wait. the buckle. Fashioned-right for dad’s Give Dad’s wardrobe that extra In John Kozakewteh, 39, no cer­ fendant ever tried for murder in The lead-off article deals >vlth the forces behind today's arreated, laelodfaig 48 aoldiata. wardrobe. these handsome terry cloth slippers. able to see either the missile or its atom bomb tailored to give out very,brave in the meaAtIme." tain address, one year imprison­ Kansas City. . . . Mayor Robert F. new mllitsmcy. The others, exsuntne the role played, by the style and comfort with these foshion- exhaust. But they heard its roar more neutron radiation than bomb of TRa Congo's praur and an Certified Watchmaker on Premises Daily Styled with contrasting color trim, Other scientists who saw the ment, to be suspended after 46 Wagner proposes school construc­ integration issue, the principal groups of the conservative offlehU In the fotelgn ndwlatrr. right and lisle-light socks with the as It aped upward. producing energy. In conventional neutron bomb as a special nuclear days, two, years probation. tion and maintenance be taken out wing, the voices from tho Left, and the comparable move­ firm rubber sole to give Dad supreme FREE PARKING An hour and 46 minutes later, A-bombs, 85 per cent of the energy Gen. doaeph Mahotn. tfe^ new Continental look. Hanikomely foot comfort Sizes: Small, medium reactor said the development of a The prosecution said all were df hands of ednoators and given to ments of the depre4Mon. 30s by way of historical perspectlvs. ootntnaader, told »e| JSW nUtT and WATCH DEPT,—Mein floor at aatruce. OTHER BELTS $2.00 to $5.00 knit and atyled to perfection. tracUng stations In Hawaii and causes blasts, shock and heat; the mobile re c to r hot enough to pro­ involved in a mock truck-car colli­ const^ction people. . . . Police «nd Urge. Colors: White or olive. Alaalta I reported the apace vehicle rest is radiation. duce neutrons in quantities for use sion in Hartford last fall. Five of swoop dowp to break a 81-S ,mll- plotten ast neixt Wa_ w as la orbits . Wlien told of the two alterna­ as S'weapon would present great them filed Insurance claims for Uon-a-year haaaball aad horae the day to atrika. Ha tive versimf, DoM toM, newsmen problems. But they said the Mea is. aianMlng apefatlen In an Elm- plot hrrolTMl paiaahlH^ .. —‘T ou a n not tax off.' “eoiiesptually possible." ' niiaanl I m A a m v .c j hurat, Quaena apartment houaa. I’f 1

PAGE TWO IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY. JUNE 17, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN^^ESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1961 VAOE THREE Recoil 1953 Revolt Tide, Wind, Bolton Elamontary School at 11:80 m. Harold Veal, toam manager, Weather Utica Dean Picked Six Sentenced reports that only 18 from Bolton Sheinwold on Bridge will be allowed to enter the prison gates. This includes players, WESTOWN West Germans Note Windsor tiocks, June 17 (Jp) — For Fake Car coaches and opectatora, Veal' said. Here is the U.S. Weather bureau’s ■ ■ PHARMACY ■■ ^ -j— — »* GIVE OPPONENTS SoDlA dsiltr As St. Mary’s Rector All those who wont to go into the 459 Hartford Rd.—Ml 9-9946 - . ,,-V • • weekend marine advisory: Tides CHANCE TO OUE8S North-South vulntnbls Crash Injuries prison niust be at the gate at : will be high along the Connecticut N oim i. , . exactly 12:30. No women or chil­ To maintain our continuity Remembrance Day . By. Alfred Sheinwold 4 Q 1® The Rev. George Nostrand of Utica, N. Y., has a c ^ te d a dren will be,allowed to enter, ac­ shore between 1:30 and 3:00 this i? K J • (Continued from Page One) cording to prison rules. of medical service we ara afternoon and between 2 and 4 Put pressure on your opponents call to become rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church as of whenever possible. Force them to 0 K Q It) S Sept. 1, 1961. r r- Briefs o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Low 47642 . , such injuries as neck sprains and The Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ (Contianed from Oae) discard If It costs you nothing to WEST . EAST The new rector is Dean of 27 Episcopal Churches in the whiplash of the spine. partment was called out for a Open All Day tides at Old Saybrqok will be at 8 run a long auit.- Second Dlrtrict of the Diocese off ' ...... K ennedy „to Get a.m. and 8:30 p.m. today and 0 AA6J! 4K74 93 Konis hired Lemieux to drive a small grass fire on Rt. 44A across ef tlw that if they •When this hand was played In a UAI0 62 t?543 Central New '^ork, and is rector of truck into 0. cor Konis and five from the (liglio farm shortly after really meant to eaae international a.m. and 9:30 p.m. tomorrow. recent team match, the bidding Calvary Episcopal Church in Uti­ other men were riding in, the Sunset today is at 7:20 p.m. and 0 6 3 0 9 1 S noon yestei'day. No damage was SUNDAY tenaiona and guarantee'peace they and the opening lead were the same 4Q953 4 101 ca, N. Y. prosecution said. reported and the fire was quickly VTOuld agree to the reunification Ultrasound for sunrise tomorrow morning is at at both tables. Aftei: the first State News Another participant in the 5:15 a.m. SOUTH Gordon Fogg, junior warden, extinguished. of Germany through free elcc- trick, the two tables parted com­ 4 J 9 > has received the following mes­ scheme, Leon Cohen, 30, Hartford, The Women’s Auxiliary to the tk>na. His Lame Back Boating weather for Long Island pany. (5» Q 9 7 sage of acceptance; will be sentenced June 30. De­ Bolton Volunteer Fire Department The 85-year-old chancellor chal­ Sound to Montauk Point And Block The first declarer led the queen 0 A J 4 2 "Thank you for your letter noti­ Roundup scribed by police as a previous par­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the HOUSE lenged the Communists to prove Island: of spades from dummy at the sec­ 4 A K J fying me officially of mjE election ticipant in phony accidents, Cohen fire house. Mrs. Fred Wamock their sincerity m a speech m the (Coattnoed from Page Oae) Mostly west to southwest winds ond trick. East followed suit ivith Soirtb West North East as rector' of St. Mary's Church, pleaded guilty and turned state's and Mrs. John Avery will be the West German parliament'at cere­ increasing to 10 to 15 knots today the seven, and South played the 1 NT Fast 3 NT AU FU» Manchester. Your early intimation (OentfaiiMd from Page Om ) evidence at his trial. ho.stesses. monies commemorating "The day He plugged his 88.8 billion for­ and aver^ng about 10 knots to­ eight. West won with the ace of Opening lead — 9 2 of this has given me time for pray­ The Democratic ■ Town (Commit­ PAINTS of German Unity." eign aid program—which Is having night. Southwesterly picking up spades and wondered where all the er and thought, and I accept the The Master Plumbers Associa­ tee will sponsor a dinner-dance to­ Adenauer said the day was be­ to IS knots on Sunday, poasibly low spades were. tion also agreed to contribute 30 rough going in Congress—and call­ player passes. You hold: 8pads»— invitation of the parish to become Bolton night at 6:30 at the Rosemount Interior and Exterior ing observed this year with special stronger in the afternoon. Visibility Still wondering, but willing tO Us rector, is -f Sept. 1, 1961. cents out of Svery hour to the Restaurant. seriousness "because the oppres­ ed on the nation to fight world 5 miles or better but lowering to 1 find out. West led another spade. A 6 5; H e a r t s —A 10 6 2; Dia­ union's pension and welfare funds. At State Sunday monds—6 3; (Jluba—Q 9 6 8, 'What From what I have already The annual family potluck for All Colors -jr sion of the Germans in the tone communism by destroying Its to 3 miles during the early morn­ Stewart Granger, finding his wife. Hsya Harareet, in the apart­ East followed with the deuce of Boy Scout Troop .73 will be held breeding grounds with long range spades, allowing declarer to take do you sa'y? Bfeen I ahi impressed by the warm Town M eeting (£lafit Germany) has been in­ ing hours. ment of John Lee, cuts the telephone cord to prevent any interfer­ Answer: Bid two clubs, ths faith and, ^litiative of the people Honor for Nathan Hale at 7 tonight at the Community Gallon i b . O D creased . . . and because all indi­ aid. Marine weather observations at ence with what ha plans to do about the situation. The scene ia the trick. Hall. cations show that in the course of "1 cannot understand those who 7' a.m. thla morning. When South eventually led Stayman Convention. If partner of St. Mai-y’s Church, and I am Groton, Juno 17 —The Navy GARDEN SALES are the most vigorous in wishing from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s dramatic thriller, "The Secret Part­ shows hearts, ydu will raise to challenged by their confidence In is planning to honor the American Call Published the year new negotiations over Block laland, R. I.; Clear. 40 ner.” Bernard Lm also stars in the spine-tingling romantic mys­ hearts. West was ready to take the Manchester E^-enlng Herald Bol­ 312 Oakland St.—MI 9-9406 Berlin will be demanded by the to stem the tide of communism miles vtsihillty, wind west north­ ace of hearts and lead another game; otherwise you will jump to me. I lopk forward to a happy as­ Revolutionary War hero Nathan tery Aim. The show opens at the State Theater on Sunday. three liotrump. sociation with St. Mary’s leaders Hale by naming its latest Polaris ton correspondent, Grace McDer­ Soviet Union ' around the world and who are at west S knots. spade. The rest of the spades de­ The official call for a special mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. The chancellor told his audience the same time bombarding the Montauk Point, L. I.: Clear, feated the contract. (Oopyrlght 1061, G«Mrnl and people, and to some exciting missile submarine after him. town meeting June 30 at Fiano’a Congress and the administration Features Corp.) ^ and Inspiring times together.” Harry F. Morse, president of the Restaurant has been issued by the it was incomprehensible that the visibility 20 miles, wind west Forced to Guess local Nathan Hale Branch of the Soviet Union insisted on making with attseks on this program," southwest 12 knots, tea 3 feet. At ths second table. South saw The Rev. Mr. Nostrand, 49, vis­ selectmen. Purposes of the meet­ Kennedy said. ited St. Mary’s as a candidate In Sona..,of the American Revolution, ing will be; permanent the division of Germany New HSven: Sunny 8 4 miles Squatrito Starts Trip that It could cost him nothing to said yesterday he was informed of and turning 'W'est Berlin Into a He added: visibility in haze and smoke. Wind run the four diamonds'. When he late April and returned here To eee If the town will authorize I tlBJ Tuesday and Wednesday of this the Navy Department's decision the Public Building Commission to demilitarize ree city, cut off from "I know of no program at the calm. did so. West had to make two dis­ by Gov. John N. Dempsey. ties with West Germany. present time other than those that cards more or less In the dark. He IBuIRiWviWWMWuilWiWi week to confer with church of­ engage an architect, secure pre­ • > - ill' ficers. Morse headed a state group that liminary plans ahd specifications BRAKES “Herr Khrushchev hinrMelf has go to the ectual military security Forecasts: Sunny, seasonably For W ork ^nd Study could get no help from East, since petitioned the State (General As­ and obtain estimated costs for con­ declared that the Berlin question of the United States and the warm in the afternoon. Fair and Esst couldn’t tell how powerhil his He plans to meet with the long- sembly and thO federal govern­ is dangerous for the peace of the strengthening of the armed forces not so cool tonight. Sunday most­ range planning committee, of struction of a Junior high school Domenic J. Squatrito left Man­ spades were; and West had to dis­ ment to name a nuclear submarine Trudon. Is Sold on Camper on the town-owned property on world," the chancellor said. "He of this country, and offer a com­ ly sunny, becoming breezy and card first in case. which Louis Heard Is chairman, after Hale. RELINED also repeatedly has explained that parable return." warm in the afternoon. chester'yesterday on the first leg Ted Trudon sits Inside 'Volkswagen Camper, on display at his new Volkswagen dealership location on Brandy St. West threw a spade and a club. and officers of St. Mary’s on Tues­ The keel of the submarine is Rt. 83, Tolland Tpke., Talcottville. It opened yesterday. Trudon Is discussing features of the new To decide whether to transfer the So^et union wants peace." He aaid he knew there are those of an odyssey which will take him This ended the spade threat. South day, June 27. At this time, the new scheduled to be laid in October at to Africa and to Italy for work vehicle with Service Manager Richard DeMartln of 45 Westminster Rd., Manchester. "This is the 85,000 from the reserve fund to ALL 4 WHEELS Adenauer said the reason tired of carrying the burden. "But could then afford to lead spades rector will discuss plans for the the Electric Boat Division of the only way to travel to out-of-the-way places—with a built In kitchen, a cozy living room and converti­ the Public Building Commission to Khrushchev will not agree to a and study. 12:30-3:25 1961-62 Church School program. General Dynamics Corp. here, Includes Parts and Labor if they say that then." said Ken­ ...... m.Hal Boyle .... and develop his ninth trick In safe­ 6:80-0:30 ble benches that can be made Into beds—for an outdoor holiday,” Trudon said. Sales, service and obtain preliminary plans. solution of the Berlin question that nedy. "they mean Uvey are tired The 21-year-old. was graduated ty. The defenders could get only The committee and officers with building site df many of America's a full line of Volkswagen cars, trucks and Station wagons are carried by the firm, first such deal­ To authorize the Board of Edu­ would ensure peace is his concern of the struggle. And the struggle with honors In general scholarship two spades and tivo hearts. the new rector will also Interview nuclear submarines. • SUNDAY SHOW TIHE • ership east of the Connecticut River in Connecticut. (Herald photo by Saternls). cation to apply for state aid for All Work over the flow pf refugees out of la reaching a climax in the six­ and with distifiction in government Daily Question ' candidates for curate and direc- building a junior high school. East Germany. Adenauer said the ties. And as I am not tired of the from Wesleyari University in Mid­ “PROFESSOR”—2-5-8 “tor of religious education at that EDITOR PROMOTED Guaranteed Grand Irish Custom: Partner opens with one notru'mp "Jungle Cat"—-8:40-6:40-9:40 To establish new hoiu-s for vot­ In WriUng three million East Germans who struggle, and you’re not tired of dletown recently. He is the son of (18 to 18 points), and the next time. New Haven, June 17 i/P)—Alvin Andover ing to conform with state and na­ have come to the West show con­ the struggle, and this country isn't Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Squatrito, The parish budget provides for V. Sizer, formerly assistant manag­ Bankers to Attend tional electiona from 6 a.m. to 7 clusively "that the Communist sys­ tired of struggling, we should be 585 Center St. a rector’s salary of 88,500 a year ing editor of the New Haven Reg­ HEALTH C/IPSUIES p.m. for annual town meetings and FORD • CHEVY tem is not the system that the in­ Squatrito will spend the next ister, has been named managing by Michael A. Pelli, M.D. . PLYMOUTH 6 willing to pay and bear our bur­ Spoil Your Husband plus car allowance, rectory and Insurance Parley Church Picnic Set an.v referendum. Others Slightly Higher habitants of the zone want." dens in this regard for a onger few days in Washington, D. G., expenses for utilities. editor of the new Saturday morn­ •The Bolton Property Owners As­ The chancellor said that West period of time. for briefings with personnel from ing combined edition of the Regis­ Three Savings Bank of Manches­ HOW IS MONONUCLEOSIS At Columbia Camp sociation has reported they plan to Premium Quality Germany had proved it was not But . they work to live, not live to embassies of various African na­ MANSFIELOl^ All Color! GrMtl The Rev. Roman Harding of ter and Journal-CJourier. His ap­ TRANSMITTEP ? Bonded Lining Easy Credit Terms "And if we are tired of them New Tork (kV-Jreland’s lead­ Hartford, retired Episcopal priest, ter officers will attend the 20th submit a petition for a machine dominated by war-mongers\ and then vve should recognize the im­ ing actress suggested today U.S. work." tions, the State Department, and B-S2,wiuimantic,ctJ IKJ For flw Fomily! pointment was announced yester­ vote on the school items. revenge-seekers and so the Soviet Miss McKenna la married to Operations Crossroads. The latter will continue ar priest-in-

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Something should be done about movies, televlaion and advertising. 11:00 News and 610^000 divorces. WORK CLOTHES a World Green Stamps e 195 WEST CENTER ST. "Even the demonstration of 1 1 Sports Final high school proms—and right now, 11:.30 S ta rlig h t S eren ad e I ------SERVICE IT’S Telephone MI 9-S091 urges the national PTA head. lovemaking on ’TV, which is intro­ 1:00 Sign-off I The United States' most recent- EstnbUshed 1949 "More and more young people duced to youngsters almost froth WHAY—910 i ly acquired posqession is Swain's are staying out after proms with birth, makes them feel not quite 1:00 Club 91 Island in the Samoan group In the ORMAND J. WEST living up to maturity unless they 4:00 Sound Stage Pacific, aiuiexed in 1925. M o r iy 's serious results,” says Mrs. Karla 7:30JO Saturd^ NiRhtNig Danc« Party Director • • S^ • FAIRWAY imitate what they see. •4 3g:00 :6 o NJpht F^Hght Main Street, Olanchester Parker, president of the National Congress of Parents and Teach­ "Years a*!® it was a discover; (K) N ews SjKTiSiKTi Uflt .One of {lie few remaining places . •RMttfSaw a Open Thora. and Frt. TUI 9 a that came step by step. Since the w r o r —1410 142 E. CENTER ST. MEN'S STORE ers. ’"There are bad car accidents, advent of moving pictures and tel- 1 :00 News where bald eagles persist in num­ 747 MAIN STREET MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl experimenting with jex and drink­ 1:10 I-ou T^rrl bers is Everglades National Park Manchester’s Oldest evialon, too much emphasis has 3:00 Cunn Haiiroom in Florida. ing—some things that would never been put on the act, which may 6:00 News Weather Next to Entrance to State MICKEY happen if the youngsters weren't have no relation to love. But 6:15 Conn Ballroom With Finest Faolllties Theater BY LANK LEONARD THS QXJNIY MAS SONS AUTO B O D Y under the stimulation of gradua­ 7:00 Bob Scott Americans paid $5.2 billion for TORUNAHMHMM/ . 5,000 young people have become so con­ 7:30 Newa. Weather health insut'ance in 1959, Health RIOHT ACROSS WH6RE ' CANS BOTTLES tion.” ditioned to it, they feel it’s a Part 9:00 Ray Somera My House IS. In a aampling of ita 47,000 of growing up, ^ke high heels and 11 :(K» .Newf Insurance Institute reports. PTAs, the National Congress nail polish.” 11:10 Ray Honiera k A Upholstery ICE c o Ld b e e r 1:00 Del Raycee The coral polyp, master builder found that only a faction of the Honor at Home WINF-*12S0 P AND f▼l Shops VIC’S PIZZA SHOP communities sanctions all-night 1:00 CBS Newa of coral reefs, is a simple, tubelike WE CATER TO WRECKER Mrs. Parker, a teacher from animal no bigger than a pinhead. 158 W Middle Turnpike parties, but the pressure keeps 1915-1923, gave up her career to 1:10 CBS—It’s New RE-UFHOLSTERINO WEDDINGS and BANQUETS growing. 1:16 Shonxaae of Music Early Iri its life, the polyp encases e Modem Furniture Phone Ml 9-3700 Te|. Sn 9-S507—Free Delivery SERVICE raise two daughters. And although 1:.75 Local N ews and S how cast itself in a limestone skeleton of Its ‘Ihis has to be settled by locals she since has held all the top PTA 2:fKl CBS Newa and Antiques school systems with the coopera­ 2:10 CBS—Time to Travel own making. In time the individ­ PIZZA jobs on state and national levels, 3:15 Showcase of Music ual polyp homes are cemented Into e Store Stools and Boojthe tion of parents and students,” says ahe never was president of her 2:3o Mutual News e Cuatom Furaiturel SPAGHEHI VICHI'S Mr. Parker. ’’Together they can local elementary school PTA in 2:35 Ix)cal News and Showcase dense- masses by rock-hard coral­ work out something which will 3:06 News line algae. SUp Covers and Drapertee RAVIOLI PACKAGE STORE Grand Rapids. ”I thought I 3:10 Showcase of Music Made to Order protect the students from situa­ couldn’t leave my family" and chil­ 3:30 Mutual News OPEN DAILY 20 BISSELL ST. tions over which they don’t have dren to do it.” she explains. 3:35 Local News and Showcase As an occasional treat, the Is­ Complete Selection of filaterlala, 4:05 News landers of San Salvador eat the 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. complete control and yet give them But last February, the PTA* of 4:10 Showrase of Music iguana, a local reptile. FREE ESTIMATES the fun of a celebration. Dickinson, that same Grand Rap- 4:30 Mutual Nfws * SUNDAYS I Ids elementary school, delight^ 4:35 Local News and Showcase 208 N. Main St., Manchester SAPTAIN EASY MODERN ”I have auoh faith in young peo­ 5:06 News Penns.vlvanla is named for Wil­ / Ml 9-6S24 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. BY LESLIE TURNER ESIISM ' 7 ple that I know if they were giv­ her heart. It invited her to Found­ 6:10 CBS—Calling American liam Penn and means Penn's CLOSED MONDAYS her 5:35 Ixical News and Showcase ’TTTTSSTSi&sruZirTsruSTK' /------en opportunity to know the facta ers Day and designated honor­ forest. MR. ABERNATHY \_5 and use their Judgments they ary president. ”I made it at 5:50 Sports Special 8V KAI.MON JONES and FRANK R,IUGEWAY TV SERVICE last!” 6:00 CBS News 405 CENTER ST. would tend to be on (he conserva­ 6:10 CBS—The Sound Story The first five cash crops in the tive aide in'situations like, this.” Budget Study 6:15 Showcase of Music A U - T M C M a » 1A N I C S IN Comer of Griswold St. DUCOandDULUXRffINISHING 6:.30 M utual News United States are. in drder, wheat, T H I S T D W H A N D I H A V E Mrs. Parker thinks youngsters Now a slim, attractive> grand­ 6:35 [..oral News and Showcase corn, tobacco, cotton and soy Berube's Ostrinsky i T O P IC K A W I S E Q U Y l are "more superficially sophlati- mother of five, she believes the 7:00 CBS News beans. TYPEWRITER SERVICE TEU AH S-220S 166 MIDDLE TURNflKE, WEST 7:10 Mitch Miller cated with far more uncertainties school curriculum, should give 7:55 CBS Newe and Sporte 479 Middle Tpke. E. MOTOROLA MAN(>1ESTER than We realize from their atti­ every youngeter a cultured, hu­ 8:05 Showcase and Newn Maple sap' lfuns best when the fttanchrater DEALER IN WASTE tudes and appearance. We should manitarian background. 9:10 New York at Detroit night temperatures are in the low HAEET MUll 12:06 News hEBl'ILT TYPEWRITERS remember pressures on them are "We need emphasis on math and 12:15 Signoff 20a and daytime highs are near 55. SALES and SERVICE ne sieneheeter fir greater than moot of us ex­ science, but we should also have ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, perienced. „ L. C. S5IITHS, Etc. MATERIALS and IRON We serflee all makes of TV, education for family life in every Mlfeh#ll 3-7043 high school. And sex education Is Radio and Phonographs “ We Handle Stationery Along Wb will not buy any newspaper only a part of a far broader pro­ With Office Machine Supplies gram; It’s a phase that’s often H id in g For The Beach? Your Mall List As Desired during thes month of July. overemphasized. ■’Studies have put money diffi­ A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. culties first SB a cause of family Ml 9-3477—Ml 3-6342 Tel. Ml 8-5735 or MI 3-5879 breakupe. We certainly should Iw. TiU6i,ttS.NtO«. have courses in family economics THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE DAVY JONES —not Just budgeting, but a thor­ BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY LEFF and Mc](VILLIAMS "Suburbia ough grounding in of money usage. w H * t* I wcu, r/MORUEie lU. ] "With so many young people UAVEAPiAUE HEKE1D<, marrjring in their teens, and with WKEWOOHVCJJKMW./J You nanw ttw Job. . . wt htvo jml tbo rijM Du Pont Todoy" so many fellows almost frozen in ~ \ for It... bi colon to mitcb anytM«I Hivo i THE MAGAZINE OF a ohronic state of unemployment quosm on color?. . . whit to UN?... hots to do H? PL^KANT. PLACES bqcause they don't have skills, tlie understanding family money Whether it’s the beaph or the mountains for your vaca­ ■apert C ALlju S for export M p on your Mxt psintini job. A MONTHLY FEA’rVRE OF problems is vital.” YOUR HOBIETOWN DAILY tion, you’Jl want to keep following the exploits of BUZ . a i o v i M a NEWSPAPER JOHN F. WEGL08KI SAWYER. I t’s easy to do. Ju st call MI 3-2711 and have e MONHtO U tJin son RAI NT CQ Roxbufy, June 17 (JP) — Funeral the Manchester Evening Herald delivered every day to 72S MAIN Sf- MANCHESTER PHONE Ml 9^501 services will be held Monday for your vacation address. John F. WegloskI, former Rox- BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK lEupntng Ifpralb bury first selectman. WegloskI, 61, .MAH. SUBSCRIPTION RATES A0I MINI THE Bnildlng-Contrsctint 14 PsiRttoff— Ps|MMEt >I L A. DION, m e. Roofing, aiding, P A m riN o a n d Herald Angle Rosburg and Sanders Await painting. Carpentry. AltornUoiia Good eteaa wocfemaiuKlB Krausse Shines in Mound Debut CLASSIFIED and addlUons. CeUinga, Workman- s M b le iMM. 80 Tonn in Mm- Bhip guaranteed. 309 Autumn St chseter. lUimoad Flake. MX Ml 8-4860. 0-0317. FRANK CLINE (CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel- EXTERIOR PAINTINQ, We IBS. Am M sM 9 p » it» Editor ADVERTISING ' Ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed cloUce In commercial, roaldmlial, Open Rivals Cavalry Charge Staslak, PI 2-7564. Induatrial, and trim Joba, Big tn Hurls Three a m d o u c a n l e a g u e Detroit Latest School small ws do them all Joaaph , W. L. Pet. OJL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BATHROOMS, tiled, additions, re­ We Dim’t See O u n elm as Othen Do 38 .889 — Dionne, contractor. Call Ml S-04M. CSeveland ...-S S Birmingham, Mich., June 1:15 A.M. to 4:S0 P.M. modeling, rec rooms, all types of Much has alreadj' oeen written and a great deal more will Hit Shutout Ertrolt ...... 89 38 .889 — carpentry. Cal) MI 9-4291. probably follow since th» basketball scandals broke earlier Totreh^d (by Scandals New York . . . .87 33 ,837 1 17 (/P)— A tense field of 57 81 .493 9 SUMMER Cottages, garages, shell Electrical Servieea 21 this spring whic^J have enjnared 31 players from 17 colleges Baltimore ....SO awaited the “Moment of COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Waahington ...80 81 .493 9 Truth’’ in today’s double­ MONDAY Thra nUDAY 10:80 AJK—KATUROAY 0 AM. homes. We use western kiln dried FREE ESTXMATBS-^Prompt oarv* throughout the country. Basketball fans here in the Nutmeg Detroit, June 17 (lb—^Tha the Detroit players. 80 .493 e fir. PI 2-8520. Box A, Herald. A t A n g e ls Boston ...... 80 round windup of the 61st U.S. ice on all typoa of olectrical wti^ State have been particularly shocked as they have involved a apraading baaketball scandala North, 31, a 6-5 player who Kansas City ..80 81 .456 11 MASON CONTRACTOR and ce­ Ing Llcenaed and inoured, WUoea quartet of. University of Connecticut players, two of whom touched the Motor City when scored 458 points an average Chicago ...... SO 84 .488 13>/j Open "Golf Championship af­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Electrical Co.. Monchetter, MI the Univereity of Detroit an­ of 17.6 per game, said *T ter a royal liead rolling yeaterday. Otosalllad ar ’'Waiat Ads” ora taken over the phone as a ooa- ment work. Call MI 9-5451 between are house growi. products haying^ Minnesota ....8 4 88 .400 14)4 4-9 ;30. 9-4817 Gloatonlmry, MX S-'nrrs. New York, June 17 (/P)— It nounced dtemleaal of two ckge wouldn't Uke to say anything 43 888 10 The two-stroke halfway leaders, vaaleMa IKa advertlaar should read his ad the FIR81 DAY IT played their high school ball right colleges, including Connecticut, Los Angelea . ..81 her« In central Connecticut. was late September 1931, and atara yeaterday. . . because Fm Just a witness be­ Friday’s Resnlta at one under.-par 139 Bob Rosburg APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for tha next Inser- has tried to gel the National Col­ The achool aald the two, and Doug Sanders — a pair of Last week Bob Cousy, tabled the Philadelphia Athletics, fore the Orsnd Jury.” a e i’oland 8, Baltimore 1. ttoa. The Herald la responsible for only ONE incorrect or omitted Private Inatnictiona 28 legiate Athletic Association to ac­ Ctaariie North and John Mor­ Asked whether he had been Boston 14, Waahington 0. unorthodox swingers — generally insertion for nny ndvertlsement and then only to the extent of a Roofing— Siding 16 cage star with the National Bas­ cept the "Letter of Intent" idea. As having already wrapped up a ELECTRONK3S - Radlo-Televl- gan. were dlamiseed "because contacted about shaving Minnesota A Chicago 1. were regarded as sitting ducks in "make good* Insertloa, Errors which do sot lessen the value of ketball Association Boston Celtics this writer understands it, once a third str^ght A m e r Kc a n of thflr admitted oontaots the expected cavalry charge for COUGHUN ROOFTNO Co. - AU slon Servicing Ctntrse. 2 evenings placea the blame on American so­ points, he replied; Detroit 4, New -YoA 2. the advertlsemoat srill not be corrected by "make good" Insertion. boy has signed one of these "Let-' League pennant, turned to with individuals involved in "I have no comment on the game's top title and a 114,000 types of roofs and roof repairing, per week. ’’Leam-by-Dolng" at ciety which he was quoted as say­ ters’’ signifjring an interest in go­ Kaasas a t y 4, Los Angeles 0. specializing in Twenty Year Bond­ "Connecticut’e Oldest Electronics kid pitchers' while giving the big the nationwide basketball con­ that.” Today’s Probable Pitchers winner's swag. ing was “ rotten to the core.” The ing to a particular school, then it spiracy." ♦ North declined to say when YOUR COOPERATION WILL ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. Sch(X)l." Enroll now for June former Holy Cross great probably three of the staff. Lefty Grove, New York (Daley 4-8) at De- Rosburg, i959 National PGA BE APPRECIATED would be unethical and illegal for George Elamahaw and Rube Wal- The two Detroit names he appeared before the Grand champ, uses a baseball grip on the Dial M l 3-2711 Class. Free catalog. New England came as close as anyone we’ve other schools to try and sway -him. bring to S3 the number of .^troit (Moss! 7-1), 0:18 pjn. BIDWELL HOME Improvement Technical Institute. 56 Union berg, a rest before tbs World Se­ Jury. He said he had no im­ -) Baltimore (Pappas 1-8) at Cleve- club. The Injury-prone Sanders Company—all types of siding and read yet as to placing the blame, Thus far. proponents of this theory ries. plsyers from 18 schools toast mediate plans. The athlete Place, Hartford. JAckson 8-8406, although our country probably isn't (Hawklns 5-8). 3 p.nu has a "telephone booth" awing. roofing, Ahiminum clapboards a have had little success in getting it One of the kids waa a 19-year- to coast involved in the scan- would have been a senior this Aa yesterday’s ’’ ''second-round Loit and Found Auto Driving School 7-A quite as bad as Cousy pictured it. accepted at the annual NCAA which broke Marto 17. Washington (McClain 8-4) at specialty. Unexcelled workman- old r i g h t h a n d a r named Lew fall. A native of Detroit, he (Cisco 0-1), 3 p.m. produced a brisk pummellng of sh'p. MI 9-8495. Bonds— Stocks MortgraKes 31 While Athletic Director J. O. meetings. Krausse. Making hit firat atari in 'Since gamblers are handicap­ 'was second only to Dave De- Oakland Hills'' 6,907-yard, par 35- LOST—Blue and gray parskset MORTLOCK'S Manctaeater’s lead­ Christian and basketbaU Coach * e e ped by the so-caUed point J Minnesota (Kaat 8-0) at Chi­ Saturday. Rockledge section. Call ing driving school. Three skilled the majors, he beat Boston, 7-1, busschere in scoring last sea-|.-. 35—70 course, the big question MORTGAGE MONEY —W« can Hugh Greer are none too proud apread in basketball, the play­ son. Morgan, a Junior this fail, cago (Plzarro 1-0). 2:80 pjn. MI 9-1131. courteous Instructors. Class room Press Vulnerable writh a four-hitter., | Los Angeles (Bowaflq|d 3-2) at was whether defending Champion supply any amount of money. of the unfavorable publicity that ers allegedly have been iq>- alao of Detroit and a former instructions for 16. 17 year olds Roofinff and Chimneys I6-A Terms to fit your needs. Handled their school has been recel\ing In Nor are, newspapers above re­ Last night the same LeW proached about controlling the Detroit high school teammate Kansas City (Shaw 8-4,), 8:80 pan. Arnold Palmer — 10 strokes off LOST—Rockville High Ring. blue Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director the pace — could match his come- T.P.S. Call with strict confidence and exped­ recent weeks, they have only to proach. Sports writers, particular­ Krasse, more nervous than he had vlettoy raugln. of North, played one season Sunday’s Schedule stone, 1963, initials of Driver EducaOon. Ml 9-7898. ROOFIN(3—Specializing repairing iency. J. D. Realty, 470 Main Bt., look at the marks that such for­ ly schoolboy and college writers been on that September after­ Hie 'Very Reverend Lau­ for the 'ntans after transfer­ Washington at Boaton (3), 1:80 from-behlnd strike last year. MI 3-0071. roofs of all kinds, new roofs gut­ MI 3-5129. pjn. But two sentimental favorites LARdUN'S C^onnectlcut'a first il- ter work, chimneys clesmed. re­ mer UOonn athletes as Don Bums, and the writer probably can be noon SO yeara ago, - waa in the rence V. Biltt, S. J., president ring from C!olinga, Calif., Jun­ NOTICE is hereby given that Pass Art Quimby, Bob Osborfie, Bum included In this group, have a ten­ stands as the A's, now In Kansas Of the university, said In a ior College. He was Detroit’s BalUmora at develand (2), 1:80 — four-time winner Ben Hogan censed driving school trained - paired. Aluminum siding. 80 atatement: pjn. and "bridesmaid" Sam Snead — Book No. 90396 Issued by The Sav­ Certified and approved Is now of­ yesrs’ experience. Free estimates. Carlson and Stan Sorota, to men­ dency to sometimes swell the heads City and the second division, sent third highest scorer with 290 ings Bank of Manchester has Business OpportunitiM 32 tion a few to realize their good a 8125,000 bonus pitcher to the “It Is the understanding of points for sn 11.5 average. Mlnfiesota at Chicago (3), 2:80 were threats at 143, four strokes fering classroom and behind CaU Howley. Ml 8-5361, Ml 8-0788. f of these youngsters to several sisea been lost and application has been trheel InstrucUon for teenagers. ones far outnumber those who beyond their normal bat size with mound for his first start. university offlcisls that both Both are Negroes. pjn. behind. RESTAURANT . Bar - Grill. Ex- New York at Detroit, 2:80 p.m. made to said bank for payment of Ml 9.6078. cellent location, exceptionally were taken in by the quick money too lauditory stories. As a reseult The kid was an 18-year-old players appeared voluntarily The 6-6 Morgan couli* not Palmer, at Denver's C h e r r y the amount of deposit. offered by the gamblers. some of these fellows begin to righthander named Lew Krausse before the New York Grand be reached immedtotely. Loo Angeles at Kansas City, 3:80 Hills last year, was eight strokes good volume, selling for $12,800. Heatinff and PlumbinY 17 For further information or ap- It’s tunny how sometimes we tUnk that they’re a lot bigger hot Jr., and he pitched a wonderful, Jury, at the request of. the dis­ ' Hie Htans wfre ranked pjn. behind, after 36 hplea and seven NOTICE ia hereby given that Pass Business Services Offered 1.1 trict attorney, and agised to Monday’s Schedule strokes behind the 54-hole leader, PLUMBING An d heating - re­ Mintment to see call the R. F. never see ourselves as we view shots than they really are. thiW-hlt shutout for a -4-0 vic­ hi|^ amiMig the top 10 teams Book No. E 3516 issued by The Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Johanna others. Oousy was soundly crit­ But where newsiMpers many tory over the Los Angelea Angels cooperate fully as witnesses. in the nation early last bas­ Cleveland at Chicago, 9 pjn. Mike Souchack, entering the final Saving)) Bank of Manchester has AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ modeling Installations, repairs. P^^rthe^ details are a matter New York at Kansas City, 10 All work guaranteed 26 years ex­ Evans, MI 9-5653, Barbara Woods, ical of society in general, and in times do even more harm. In our - in hla first game as a pro- ketball season, but tapered off ^ round. Palmer came up with a been lost and application has ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior MI 9-7702. book, is the way some of them HURLS SHUTOUT IN DEBUT— Lew Krausse Jr., the of Grand Jury record and to an 18-6 record.The n ta n s' pjn.' rousing 65 to win with 280, sec­ been made to laid bank for pay­ pavers. MI 3 8515, perience, 24-hour service. Coll many cases hd eras probably cor­ Lew Jr. gave up nothihg but Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749. cater to the interests of the singles. He walked five, but the Kansas City A’s 8125,000 bonus pitcher, grins as he is must await announcement by went to the NTT, but were Only Gaines Scheduled. ond low In Open history. ANTICS IN U.S. OPEN— Doug Ford squirmed through the front nine in second round ment of the amount of deposit. rect, but no s^ere. did I see any p r t^ r authorities." TREE PRUNING, removal and lot quote from the Celtics' star re­ gamblers and potential fixers. A ’s backed him up with five surrounded by happy fans, including his DflljjK Lew : eliminated in the firat roimd. 46 Ahead of Him of U.S; Open Friday at Oakland Hills. A t left he bends and swings his leg but missed a Help Wanted— F’emale 35 No Immedlste Oommcgit NAHQNAL LEAGUE clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., garding what adverse affect the ’These, of course, are the metropoli­ doubleplays, and he struck out six. Htan baaketb^ Ci^h Bob This time, Palmer has 46 play- putt on the 7th green. At center he stands on one foot and sank a putt on the 8th. A t Annoancemantii Krausse Sr., following bis 4-0 shutout victory bVer the A spokesman for District CkUUian was not reachable im­ W. L. Pet. g A. M3 9-6053. Radio-TV Repair FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 NBA has on both the c o llie and tan daillea. “I haven’t slept for t h r e e era ahead of him, Including six right he doffs his hat which he placed over the cup after his putt on the 9th hung on ’Ihe writer isn’t naive enough to Los Angeles Angels last night. (AP Photofax.) Attorney Frank S. Hogan mediately by telephone and Cincinnati ....8 5 28 .608 (A.LA.) - AUTOMOBILE LEGAL Services 18 profit commission. No delivering scboonwy hoopsters. And there nights," he admitted afterward, said in New York there would tied for third at 141, two strokes HEAVY DUTY Rototlller service are many who feel that watching thiidt that anyone could halt gam­ Father Britt ''was reported Los Angeles . ,S0 25 .500 '/« off the pace. The sextet includes the lip of the cup and then dropped in. (AP Photofax.)______Association, Special Representa­ for hire—lawns and gardens. Call or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. "but I’m going to sleep Uke a baby be no Immediate comment on away frcn| home. San Francisco 84 24 A86 1 tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., , Party Plan Sensation. Samples NBA games can do more harm bling in this country today any now. I've Justihad a tbriU I never ^Pitched Like Dad Told Doug Ford, Eric Monti, Bobby Ml 9-3920. MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA' more than it was possible to make Plttaborgh .. .38 26 A19 5 Manchester, Conn., Ml 8-7424. 'furnished free. MEdford 8-7477, than good to young athletes. imagined could be true." Brue, Gardner Dickinson, A1 Gei- winner, Gary Player of South keep the ball In the fairway, and television, aendca. Ml 9-4641. MU 8-9008. prohibition work back in the 1920s. St LmilsLohls ...... 26 28 .481 7 CXIMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ High achool and college football Lew Sr., who pitched one shut­ Mflwankee ....2 5 29 .468 8 berger, and G tne Littler. Africa, also was In by the skin of never has hit the ball in the open NATIVE ASPARAGUS for canning and baaeball coaches are always Some people Just aren’t interested Palmer, who has blown six his teeth with 147. the way he can. But on the 18th art R. Wolcott on aut-vmatlc TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, out whUe compiling a 5-1 record Chicago ...... 22 84 ,398 12 or freezing, 8 bunches (or 55c: washers dryers and electric glad to have their players watch in a sports event unless they can Elliott Refuses Challenge 85 "gimme” purts of two feet or Rosburg. who proclaims one of yesterday, he cut loose with a real crate of 24 bunches $8.75. Tel. Economical. High quality parts. CONNECTICUT llcenaed nurse, any get a bet down. Tou name the in a brief, two-year atay in the Frightened Teen-ager Philad^plila ..18 MO 144 ranges. MI 9-6678 Guaranteed 90 days Famous for the profeaslanals in these sports Friday's Results less, made the exact halfway cut­ the better putting pros, suggested Snead swing — a No. 2 Iron that Ml 9-9953, Farmer’s Market, 827 shift, private hospital. TR 5-1121. In action with the hope that their ^ r t , and Fm sure that a bookie majors, said "I bet I had more service since 1931. Phone Ml butterflies in my stomach, up Onrinnstl 4, Philadelphia 1. off point with 74-75—149. that Snead — never a winner in 20 carried to 18 Inches of the pin for E. Middle Tpke. COSMA APPLIANCE! Sendee-Re lads may pick up some valuable could manage to get you a tsdeer By Just O r d i nary American "I haven't played well lately." U.S. Open tries — could finally a birdie three. He could be real pairs all moket refrlgeratora, 9-4537. Potterton's. ISO Center St. SALESLADY — Permanent' part- there in the:stands, than Lew did. St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 2. time. Apply in person. Marl- tips. But most hoop coaches on if the odds were right. " Worthy of Huge Bonus MOwaukee 2, Los Angeles 1. said Palmer, already dethroned as bag the elusive big one this year. tough now." Peninnalfi (reezera, washing machines, dry­ the high achool and college level The two worst things that the It waa the first time the kid ever (JONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Mads, 691 Main St, pitched at night, and all that Chicago 12, San Ftanclsco 6. Masters' Champ this year, "but Rosburg, teamed with Snead Only three strokes off the pace ers. ranges oil and gas burners. available all houra. Satisfaction that Tve ever talked with feel It writer feels some papers do Is 1) Cambridge, England, June 17^ M3 9-0055. All work guaranteed. preasure... Man, it was great!" 2nd day 100 bales of hay, weigh­ Today’s ProbaMe Pltoiiera today I’m going to try — I'm go­ yesterday, recounted he now has at 142 were' two Australians, ELECTTROLUX Sales and Sarvlce, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-lSlS. WOMAN ALONE moving to Man­ does their boys more harm than run those differences by point (iP) — Herb Elliott, Australia’s ing 100 pounds eac^, to be loaded played in four Opens with Sammy, Bruce Crampon and Kel Nagle, bonded repreoentattva, Alfred Great it was, stealing the spot Kansas City, June 17 Frank Budd and were the big blows of these rallies. FORD 1958 Fairlane 500 Converti­ WOMAN for housework, 9-4, on loser as the Angeles dropped their sacrifice bunt. ituiings, Ansaldi's whipped Aceto Trojans as the 41st annual appointments in the trials. Jim Harry Jerome of Oregon each won Carl Silver and Art Patton were ALL KINDS of brick and stone Thursdays. Manchester-Wapplng completely writhout blemish. Every buQd circulation in a hurry. ’The ble, excellent condition. Can be work, plastering and concrete. JA MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ larger the circulation, the higher ninth In a row. Scene of Pandemonium A Sylvester. 6-2, last night at Ver NCAA meet winds Wage was shutout in the discus their heats In qualifying (or the the big stickers for the Barbers ing Company. Local and long dis­ area. MI 4-1442. year the mad scramble fqr the top planck Field. Rich Kuzmickas Burdette Bumps Flock from Top; up Its two-ddy stand today on seen at 109 Prospect St, between 9-8726, Ml 4-0483, talent graduating from the various rates you can charge for your ad­ The record for a low-hit debut. The ' fans cheered every strike and Kevin Hogan, an expected 100. The two sprinters—both have with three hits apiece. 4:30 and 6 p.m. Call MI 9-2507. tance moving, packing and stor­ pitched a nifty four-hitter in gO' Franklin Field. B. A’i ...... 002 507 0-14-12-2 LEGAL SECRETARY, downtown high schools around the country vertising. The more ads, the more Incidentally, ia held by Addle Joss as the g fm e neared an end. When point maker in the 440, finished lied the world record of :09.3— age. Regular aervlce throughout Hartford office, experienca re­ of Cleveland (1902), Mike Fro- Krausse got Leroy Thomas to pop Ing all the way for the win. Two Connecticut school athletc.s last in his heat. Warren Farlow should have an interesting show­ Paiiani’s ...... 021 021 4-10-11-6 FORD 1956 wagon, 4-door, 9 pas­ New England States and Florida. via scholarships takes place. If money s paper makes. Kuzmickas and Bill Remmey RUBBISH removed, yardg cleaned. quired. JA 2-1106. only half of the stories about some 'While the basic responsibility nleles, then with Washington (1962) up for the final out, the field be­ Wins Ninth in Row at Coliseum both qualified In their respective was blanked In the 880. down. Budd also qualified for the Gordon and Jones; Peck, Zema- senger, T-Blrd engine, automatic MI 9-1104. MI 3-6583. and Juan Marlchal of San Fran­ came a scene of pandemonl'um. both hit home runs for the win­ ■pecialties. Reid Craw.shaw of the But the Trojans had much more 220 In :21,0. a fraction off the nek (5) and Whipple. shift, power steering, exception­ of these outlandish offers are true, lies with the Individusls involved ners and they, along with John it’s a little wonder that some of in the scandals, maybe s little cisco (1960)—each pitching a Club owner (Carles O. Finley, who University of Connecticut tossed on the plus .side. They qualified ;20.9 qualifying time of teammate ally clean. MI 3-6737. CONCRETE construction. . side­ I«(ANCHESTER Package Oelivary. Continued on next page one-hitter. They all had pitched Jn had personally signad the young Miimey and Bob Burr, all had two the Javelin 240 feet, 11 inches, to Bruce Munn In the 220-yard dash, Paul Drayton. walks, patios, steps, dry-wells, any Light trucking and package deliv­ these players were suacepUble to more ethics and integrity, prac­ hits for the victors. CHURCH SOFTBALL 1950 MERCURY 4-door sedan, the minora previously. righthander and had cheered like a New York, June 17 (yP)~It'f***' • ps*tlng by the Chicago^ a double off Lehman. Ken Hunt take second plkce in that event. Bobby Staten in the 440-yard hur­ Other leading qualifiers include: type of cement repair. Very rea­ ery. Refrigerators, washers and the "point shaving" glmlck offered ticed on the parta of their elders, Johnny Savino' of the losers’had Cubs. St. Louis defeated Pitts- (7-3) ■was the winner, pairing with Trailing by two runs going good running condition. May be stove moving specialty. Folding by the would be fixers. would have set a better example • • • schoolboy from his box, rushed to Hdgety Lew Burdette makes It was Just two inches short of his dles. Bob Pierce for the Semi­ Jerry Tarr of Oregon in the 120- sonable, BU 9-1489. three of his team's four hits. Los­ burgb, 5-2. reliever Jim Broanan for a three- best collegiate effort. Spike Pa­ Into the top of the seventh frame, Been at 437',i N, Main St.. Man­ chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. For a number of years several for them to follow. TIOERS-YANK8—Detroit rapped the mound and smothered Krausse other clubs nervous and sus­ finals of the 120-yard high hur­ yard high hurdles (;13.9), Winston chester. Best offer. • SEPTIC TANKS with kisses. Teammates pound­ ing pitcher Tom Mitney struck hitter. Hunt gave up all three hlta, ranya of Wesleyan gained a berth the Civitan erupted for a trio of ODD JOBS — Rubbish romotil, eight hlta, four by Billy Bruton, picious that he throws a spit- BRAVE8-DODOER8 — Burdette dles; Luther Hayes in both the Cooper of St. John's (Brooklyn) tallies to squeeze out a 13-12 vic­ pick-up truck and man available. CLEANED sad INSTALLED ed Krausse's back, and fans mob­ out nine batters. one a seventh-inning home run by in the finals of the mile with a broad Jump and hop, step and in the hop, step and Jump (50 feet. and was helped by five Yankee er­ ter, it’s nothing to what he (5-5) walked one and struck out tory over St. Mary’s at Mt. Nebo MUST SELU-1956 Chevrolet, V-8. Ml 9-5838, MI 3-4896. Painting— Papering 21 bed him. His dad, who was there Ansaldi’s ...... 002 211-8-12-8 Don Dcmeter". comparatively slow 4:12.5. It was a jump In the shotput. 11H inches). Don Myers of Colo­ automatic, 4-door station wagon. rors in beating Bill Stafford (4-3), Aceto’s ...... too 010—2 -4-3 five, blanking the Dodgers on four • a • last night. Hal Moore’s homer was • SEWERS who had won four In a row. It was to watch every pitch, could hardly dpes to Los Angeles. Lanky relatively slow te.st. Bob Sbordonc in the javelin and rado who leaped 25 feet in the MI 9-0386. STEPS, sidewalks, stone wall.s, EXTERIOR and Interior pointing. MAOHDOC OlsCAN Blip Legion Nine Opens Play reach him. . p Kuzmickas and Burr; Mitney Lew gives the Dodgers a fit, M d hits unUl Charlie Neal homered CUBS-GIANTS — A grand-slam broad Jump. Karl Jonstone of the big- blow of the game-winning Paperhanging. Widlpaper books. only the third .loss In 16 games for and Ostrout. In the seventh inning. The Braves, Southern Cal qualified eight men Bill Jack.son in the hop, step and rally. fireplaces, flagstone tcrrace.s. Said Manager Joe Gordon: "The in their own ballyard, to boot. homer by Billy Williams off loser for today’s finals and have po­ jump. Arizona in the di.scus (175 feet. 1959 FORD CMstom 300, 2-door se­ Reasonable. Call Mr. Rodelli, MI Wallpaper removed. (Jeilinga. New York, and Bruton’s single and four games below .600 In sixth It was a see-saw struggle all the dan. Fordomatic drive, excellent • INSTALLATION ^ A1 Kaline’s double put It away In kid Is a major leaguer, a great The Ug righthander, as tough Billy Loes (4-4) gave the Ch:bs a tent point scorers in two of the Still More 1)4 Inches, 3-0796. Floors. Good clean workmanship. NATIONAL LEAGUE vrith his bat as he ia with his low- place, but 7-3 against the Dodgers, Dan Likens of Oregon State in way with the lead changing hands condition. Price $1,250. Call MI Fully Insured. .Reasonable rates. SPECIALIST ul the third Inning. Phil Regan (7-2) prospect; no doubt about It." Gor­ coUected eight hits and beat south­ events in which there were no And If that’s not enough, Bobby With Cromwell Sunday Scoring a 9-8 victory over Nas- and-away stuff, knocked the Dodg­ 5-1 lead in the third Inning at San the javeniln (244-9), Stan Doten four times. St. Mary’s had the 3-6860. HAVE YOUR PIANO mothproofed Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or Ml waa the winner. He allowed six don said under the circumstances paw Sandy Koufax (9-3) with a de­ Francisco. They roughed up Sam trials scheduled. Oregon has sev­ Avanl and Jim Brewer are avall- hits, one a two-run homer by Bill It was the best game he ever-sfl^ siff Arms at Buckley Field last ers out of the NaUonal League lead of Harvard with the hammer tying run on third ba.se in the for the summer. Call Mr. Den­ 9-5082. night was the Manchester Auto ciding run in the seventh on four Jones, Jim Duffalo and Jack San­ last of the seventh but couldn’t 1949 OLDSMOBILE club coupe, ex­ ham, JA 3-0103, between 11 a.m.- Town and Country Skowron In the fifth. pitched. " with a home run and ' a five-hit (191-1, of Oregon cellent mechanical condition, ra­ Trinsferred Into Zone.Fi’Ur this sununer after playing last * • • Parts. A six-run thin) frame pro­ walks, the last by reliever Lairy ford for the other seven runs on in the mile (4:09.8). Michigan’s pu.sh It across. 3 p.m. EXTERIOR and Intedtor painting, "That boy’s got a great cuive pitching Job that brought the Mil­ Sherry. Burdette’s homer came In dio and heater; automatic trans­ decorating, ceilings, noors. Clean year in Zone One, Manrhester’s American Legion baseball vided the m a r ^ of victory. waukee Braves a 2-1 victory last eight hits, oiie a two-run homer by Ergas Leps in the 880 (1:49.2), Benny Benevento, with a double DRAINA6E CO. INDIANS-ORIOLES — Southpaw ball." declared gleeful Joe Piglia- the fUth off Koufax, who had won George Altman. Bob ^derson Nimez to Get Reward Tonight mission, recently painted, brand workmanship Free estmates. No team will open its season Sunday afternoon playing host to Dick SUgman, sidelined until June tano. A’s catcher. "And he came Art Huntington, Steve Halstead night. < and Earl Young. Olympic gold and single, and Jim Selbie, with new brakes. Call MI 3-2033. and Danny O'Cormell all had two six in a row since May 16—when (4-5) won it in relief. Both clubs medalist from Abilene Christian, In a triple, helped Moore provide the Honsehold Servifea job loo small. John Verfaille, MI Ml 9^4143 Cromwell. Game time will be 2 ;30 at Mt. Nebo. 4 because of a sore arm, paired In with that fast one when I asked It was Burdette’s ninUi straight he lost to Milwaukee, 5-3. 3-2.52 r for four for the victors. Ted had 12 hits, with Felipe Alou, the 440 C46.6). power for (i^vitan. Dave Kelsey, 1951 FORD V-8 F-S one-ton pick­ Offered 11-A ’There will be six teams* making^ with reliever Barry Latman for a for It." victory at the Coliseum, and he’s • • • pinchhitter Jim Marshall and San­ For His Ring Availability four-hitter for the Indians and Blakeslee hit a home run for the the only pitcher who has beaten Standout performances yester­ Bill Eagleson and Fred Burr eacn up. excellent shape, Phone MI up Zone Four; Others in addition Finley declared he "Wouldn't losers PHILB-REDH—The Reds, now ford socking solo homers for the WEAVENQ of Burnt, aolet to Manchester are Cromwell. tingled home the winning run In the Dodgers twice there this sea­ day were by Long who broke his had a double and single for los­ 3-0915. sell that kid for two million dol­ Auto Parts ....^ ,..0 1 6 011-9-12-3 9-0 vs. the Phils this season, were Giants, who had won four in a New York, June 17 (>P) — Dulio own meet record of a year’s stand­ ers. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Rockville, Ntantlc, Wethersfield the fifth off Oriole loser Oiuck Es­ lars tonight.” son with complete game decisions. row. handbags repaired, zipper re­ Nasslff Arms .." ...O H 001—3 -4-8 shut' out qn two hits for seven Nunez, a 24-year-old Puerto Rican Radio, TV Sports ing by a quarter of an inch with a Civitan ...... 402 400 3-13-15-3 and Portland. Wethersfield got an trada (4-5). It also was his 10th career norne Innings, then broke loose for all *• a a placements. umbrellas repaired, w 1 * • * "I never saw a kid with as Mallock, O’Connell (6) and Gab- mlddleweiglft, tonight gets his re- shot put of 62 reel, 9)4 inches, and 19.53 FORD Station Wagon, Best early Jump on the other loop mem­ nm in the majors and hla sixth four runs In the eighth off loser St. Mary’s ..072 003 0-12-14-4 men's shirt collars reversed and WANTED much poise, " offered outfielder _j,y, Barton (4); Davey, Jacobs CARDS-PIRATE8 — 'The Car­ ivard for always being available. Pat Clohessy an Australian from Benevento, Moore (4) and Ryb- offer. MI 9-6549. bers with a 3-1 victory over Rock­ RED SOX-8ENATOR8 — Eight Hank Bauer, who 'had a long against the Dodgers—all over the Johnny Buzhardt (2-7) and re­ dinals broke a l l tie with three Saturday— replaced. Marlow'a Little Mend­ ville in its opener Wednesday runs in the fourth Inning did It (3) and Tomassl, Barry. leftfield screen at the Coliseum. Beoauoe Nunez stepped in as a sub 1:80—Cards vs. Pirates, the University of Houston, winner ezyk; Odell and Burr. ing Shop. stretch with the Yankees before lievers Ken Lehman and Frank njiis in the seventh off southpaw at St. Nicholas Arena on two oc- of the first day's only final, the I night. for the Red Sox and bMt Tom ■Joining the A’s. Cincinnati moved into first place Sullivan. Consecutive singles by Harvey Haddix (4-2). Consecutive Channel SO. 1963 NASH Ambassador, 8-cvlln- I Sturdivant (2-6). Carl Yastrzemskl, AMEKICAN LEAOUE « coslona and won both fights, he 1:45—This Week In Sports, three-mile run In meet record time der, $100. P I.2-7211. RADIO-TV REPAIRS .all makes. Linotype - Intertype In two exhibition games this Sportswrlters flipping through Registering an 11-3 victory over by a half game over Los Angeles Gordie Coleman, Gene Freese and bases-loaded singles by Tim Mc- Is getting a main event at Madison of 13:47.7. The seepnd, . third and Cars, phonographa, changers. week, Manchester came away with with a two-run double, and Vic their record books could find no with a 4-1 victory at Philadelphia. Wally Post brought in the first Channel 8. Police A Fire at Waddell Field CJarver and winning righthander Square Garden with Denny Mo.ver fourth Wiiishers also broke the rec­ New’ Course Mark 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super *■ Honest, economical, (jusranteed 90 ; one victory and a tie. Righthander Wertz, with a two-run single, had previous Instance of a pitcher tust The San Francisco Giants slipped run, for a 1-1 tie, and pinch-hitter Bob Gibson* (4-3) brought iri the 2 p.m.—Red Sox vs. Senators, the key hits in the rally. Fix>nleles last night was Seara-Roebuch. An of Portland, Ore., as his oppo­ Channel 8; WTIC 1080. ord set the only other time the door, radio, heater, power brakes, days. Famous (or service (or 30 i Tommy Kelley, who twirled the out of high school starting a ma­ eight-nm explosion In the fourth a game behind, in third place, af- Jerry Lynch then broke It up with first two runs and sewed it up. nent. event was part of the meet—lOS9. yesrs. Phone Ml 9-4537. Potter-1 triumph over West Hartford, will (8) was the winner In relief. 4:80—TV Race of Week, Set at Ellington power steering. Excellent condi­ Operator jor league game, much less fln- frame broke open a scoreless tie Teddy Brenner, the Garden ton's. probably get the honor of pitch­ There were, 26 walks in the game, i.shing It and pitching a shutout. Channel 18. tion, $550. Westcott's Auto Sales, four shy of the record. up to that point,' matchmaker, even has ideas of 5 p.m.— Big Time Wrestling, Parker Street, MI 9-3932. ing Sunday's league opener. Husky • • # • First Night Game Setting a new course record at FLAT FINISH HoUond wmdaw i fftlcky Roberts hurled a four- setting up some sort of middle­ Channel 18. the Ellington Ridge Country Club Bill Maneggia Is his likely battery "In high school vge play -«hly bitter for the winners. Paul Kelley 1956 METRO walk-in truck with shades made- . to measure. AU j mate. TWINS-WHITE SOX—Righthand­ Moriarty’s Drop Third in Row weight elimination tournaip^nt 5:S0(—National Open Golf, - yesterday was Mike Beecham, as­ metal Venetian blinds at a new i seven innings and I wa.-4” PAF ...... 000 021— 3-4-0 Paul Pender, the New York, Mas- terton’s, 130 Center St. i and George May at shortstop. Legion vs. Cromwell, 2:30, Mt. the story as Moriarty Bros, bowed meet defending c h a m p io n St. Beecham, a 22-year-old P»nn- in excellenjti^^I^ical condition. Apply loser for the Sox, who scored with­ in three seasons at Che. PREPARE FOR driver's toot. will be Mike Reardon In leftfiel'd 'AAI vs. Imperial, 3, Memorial in five starts this season^ !'' Nunez and Moyer at the present 2 :S0—White Sox vs Twins, Tournament. Ken Glcnville, of Ages 16 to 60. Drivtng and ctooa HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ and Ray Dotchin in rlghtfield.' Annual Yale, Harvard Races Field. ab r h po a e rbl moment is the purse from a Gar­ Channel SO. Pequot, was second with a 73, fol­ Scrap for Titles Two base hits, a walk and a Blinn, ab^...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 room. Thrat loatructora. No wait­ al, cellars, and attics cleaned. Twirlers behind Kelley are Rear­ Bantly vs. Elks, 1, CSiarter Oak. couple of infield ground outs all DINunzio, If ...... 2 1* 0 3 0 0 0 den TV main event. Nunez has a lowed by Don Kay, Rockledge. ing Moncheatar Driving Acoda- Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold don, Jim Mistretta and Fred Mc- ^ I Ponticelli vs. AAI, 1, Keeney. Vaughan, c ...... 2a 0 0 4 0 1 0 20-3 record and Moyer 29-4. with a 74. and Sam Jones of my. PI 2-7249.' Hoar. MI 9-4084. Btrfer* You Buy That Now Homo, Soo figmed in thg scoring off Mori- Rock 3b ...... J 0016 11 Curry. Kelley is the lone right­ Scheduled Today on Thames Pitching — Lew Krausee, A’s. All three divisions of the state Nasslff vs. Htfd. N at 8, Charter ItorrlBeUe, as ...... 3 Nunez subbed on 24 hours notice Round Hill and Bob Rogers of the schoolboy baseball championships arty's starter and loser Pat Mis- 1 3 3 3 0 2 hander on the staff with the other blanked Angels on three singles, Oak. trettA Key blow waa Ron Moris- Stewart, cf ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 at St. Nick’s April 17 and beat host club, both of whom had 77's. is expected to be settled today. Kazinakl. lb ...... a 0 1 10 0 0 0 Babe Simmons. Last November he Clement of UConn three southpaws. New London, June 17 (A>) — The^course on the Thames River. giving up five walks, but striking FAP tu. Manor, 3, Keeney St. sette's two-nm homer over left- Ijwdera. rf ...... a A field of 13 assistant pros com­ Lovely LONDON PARK out sU, for 4-0 victory In first pro Two of the games will be played 0 0 0 0 0 0 saved another card when he step­ peted. Reserves include catcher Dave Yale-Harvard civw race, Amer­ Yale took the combination race Stadium. fielder Danny Renn’s head. Btrong. p ...... a 0 0 0 3 0 0 Anderson, infielders A1 Cyr and ica’s oldest intercollegiate athletic game aa 8125,000 bonus right­ in the New Haven area and the ped in at the last minute to take Signed by Houston Beecham'a birdies on the flrat Spring Special! last night. That contest, which U other in New Britain. Laureletfib vs. Raiderettes, 2, After the opening frame Mia- Totals ...... 23 ~ 8 B 31 10 3 3 HEBRON, CONNECTICUT BUI McMuIlan and outfielder Dave event, goes off late today, and the hander. CSiarter OalL tcettA who went the flrat four, the place of Joey Archer against nine came on second, fourth, fifth, between crews made up of Varsity In the Class A (large schools) Bobby Pena. Nunez also won that sixth and seventh holes with his Howea. Kelley and Miatretta also experts are ducking away from and Freshmen reserves, from both Hitting — BUly Bruton, Tigers, and reliefer Marcus Job, held Moriarty’a (1) gtoy the outfield when not pitch- predictions^ division, defending Champion Nor­ '' Monday, 8oBe 19 - . *1> r h pp a e rbl fight. Storrs. June 17 (A’)—The Univer­ only bogie coming on the ninth. schools, is part of the hoary tradi­ went four-for-four pnd scored twice Royal completely at bat but the Sylveater. -cf . . .J....3 0 sity of (3onnecUcut’s ace right- ONLY $500 DOWN! Both schools’ heavyweight crews In 4-2 victory over Yankees that wich Free Academy will meet FAP vs. Nasslff, 6:18, Memorial O. Slmmona, St>l,,..3 0 i 1 ® 0 0 Moyer campaigned as a welter He had three birdies on the second AMESITE PAVING tion but it has little significance sixth-seeded New Britain under Field. ' damage had already been done. Renn. If ..f,...... a o 0 0 3 1 0 for some time but, after a defeat hand pitcher, Duane Clement, has tour, at the 10th. 11th and 13th have had erratic seasons from for the varsity outcome. knocked New York out of first In losing, Mistretta absorbed his 0 2 0 0 0 Cheney Speaker the lights at Quigley Stpdium, B. A's. vs. Telao, 6:15, Mt. Neba Moriarty. lb ...... 3 0 1 9 0 0 0 by Jorge Fernandez in April, de­ signed a bonus contract with the holes but picked up bogies at (he e DRIVEWAYS c WALKS e PARKING LOTS CAPE CODS RANCHES which little' ^an be drawn. 'Yale For the sons of the Blife and the place and put Letrott on top. third defeat of the year, Avery, c ...... 3 o HE COeXD DO NO WRONG West Haven.’' Norwich has been Civitan vs. Mutual, 6:15, Charter 0 4 0 0 0 cided he could not be strong even Houston Colts, who will play In the Bill Savitt, above, will 12lh and 17th where he three MACHINE GRADED e PAVED and ROLLED ★ trimmed Rutgers which beat Har­ Crimson, and they and their fami­ Unearned Run Maneggia, 3b ...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 $12,250 $12. 400 vard. But Harvard defeated M.I.T. seeded first In the CJonnecticut In- Oak. Cyr. aa ...... ,.a o 1 3 1 0 0 as a 155-poUnder, eight over the expanded National League next be the principal speaker putted. Chattanooga — As far as lies will comprise moat o f the ex­ ONLY IN SPORTS terscholastlc Athletic Conference Army A -Navy vs. Optical, 6, Moriarty’s managed to avoid a Gagnon, rf ...... 3 0 year. Beecham’s Card: Large wooded lots, full basements, formica counters, tile baths, whldh beat Yale. Miatretta. p ...... a 0 O' 0 0 0 0 welter limit. For his last bout, a at the annual Cheney Frank Luccheai is concerned, Phil­ pected crowd of 10,000. The race Tournament. Waddell. shutout when they scored their 2 2 2 1 0 ko over Willie Jennings, he weight­ The 21-year-old Clement, of Hen- 444-243-245—32 FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME oil hot water heat, oak floors, amesite drives, built-ins, and many Coaches Harvey Love of Harvard ranks In sentiment and tradition Hamburg, N.Y, (^)—Mrs. Fran­ M. Job. p ...... 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 Tech sports banquet adelphia’s Art Mahaffey, will go and Jim Rathschmidt of Yale, The other games, both scched- Medics VA Moriafty, 6, Buckley. lone tally In the fifth. Andy Man- ed 164. niker. N.H.. won 16 straight games 443-444-354—35—32—67. more features! with The Game, the annual Yale- cis D. Jordan overheard a con­ uled to begli. at 2 p.m., are: eggU and Leo Cyr hit back to back over the last three years And aU the way. Lucchesi, who man­ after suffering three weeks of Lawyers va Norman 6, \ tit- TInnings: o t ^ ...... x ..25 ' 1 4 18 9 3 0 " Thle 10-round match, scheduled Monday night at Paga- THE PRICE IS RIGHT aged Mahaffey two yeara in the Harvard clash on the gridiron. To­ versation between her eight-year- Southington against Killlngly for planck. alnglsA Both moved up a base on wound up with a coUei^te record Directions: From Manchester, turn right on to Porter Bt. tram prodding and. questioning at their day they win be watching the 96th old daughter', Jill, and a playmate...... •••••? 0 0 0 0 0 x -s for 10 p.m. will be carried on net­ ni’s Rosemount. Once East Center St, continue up Porter S t to R t 85, on R t SS fol­ minors, says he never saw him the Class B title In New Britain, Tueoday, June 30 a_ passed , ______ball and Maneggia— . scored Moriarty a ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0—i work (ABC) TV. Two judges and a of 16-4. received a bachelor of TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED training camps there, came up with renewal of the river classic. Jill said, "See these clubs? My and S t Basil’s against Washington When Royal’g catcher Bud Vaughn) aBj Moriarty^TO^ again Ben and Nino Pa> Income Tax Dodge low signs to London Rd., Just past Gay City Pork, on left. loaa a game. *’I was home in bed what was practically a Joint state­ Egg vs. Boland, 6:10, Mt. Neba Mferee will acore it by rounds, us­ science degree in pharmacy last the night he lost (at High Point, The Freshman squads will start father is a golfer." "So what? My for the. Class C championship at Moriarty vs. Methodists, 608, made an overthrow of third W DP?‘'Mirt“ it J ^ S ’r ’ S J f' M5?tarw= week. gani will pick up the din­ ment. ’’It’ll be a dose one,” thqy it all with /a two-mile match at father 1s a tKiwIer,’’ the playmate ing supplementary point system In e OPEN DAILY « FM. to DUSK; WEEKENDS IS to 7 • N. C.) i n '1958," says Lucchesi, Bowen Field, New Haven. ‘ Chartor Oak. Tommy Strongs University of Ccgi* gwong Morriaette and Kaxinaki: Loi- case the rounds’ are even. UConn officials said today Clem­ ner tab. Special awards Costly foif Tatum now manager of the Chatanooga 4:46, The Junior Varsity follows replied. "That's nothing. My moth­ Nasslff VA.Sllu, 6:10, Chartsr necUcut fUnger, kept the OUmeil’s a ent, a ho weighs 180 poimds and will be made to outstand­ The Harvard orewa is a little at 5:30. All races will be down­ er is a bowler," Jill retorted. Solas by: U. A R. REALTY CO..hic. liookouts. "A t High Point he was Pedro Ramos o f the Minnesota Oak. bd b stillad moot o f the way allow- jV S ; m tPonfiSm ifift A NaUonal League night gome stands 6-1, was signed at his hqme ing players. Dinner is set Kansas Cflty, June 17 (/F)—R«ec« more seasoned and has ahown a stream from BarUett’s Cove to the There was a pause, then the other Twins has won opening day pitch­ DE MAIO BROS. and ha w m 8-9 for ma at Wli- slight edge In the time trials dur­ Bantly ^ m H tf^ Mat. 8:10, ing only four hits as ha fonnad l »a la 7 budnsa; M iM r^T tor s crowd waa oet at Loa Angelea Friday by Houston’s New Ehigland (Goooa) Tatum', pro bariietball PhoM Ml 3-2*92 raUroad bridge near the center of little girl said: "Oes, my mother ing aestgnmenU in Ahe American Keeney. area supervlaor, Vin Maloney of for 6:30 with Bob Dono­ ing practice over tha four-mlla town. four aadlaniadfourbaavoobatla. i ? ^ wlian 67.0M paid to oee the Dod* eloiwn, was oantonced yeaterday to R. IL MURDOCK Ml 3-*472 Isn’t nnythlng." LMgua the last three yqai*> ' Bean m FAP, 6, WaddtlL Tha, CHtam hava two laagda s tir a d n ita : t o n boot the Cuba 8-2 in toe aisaola van of the Cheney fac­ M days in Jail by a. Federal Judge o TEL Ml 3-7491 I OUHlBt fom* o t 1060. ulty toastmastef’; who gave him a atom lecturo. 1 ■M

BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1961 PAGE BUBVBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, JUNE 17. 1961 PAGE TEN HoaMS for Salt 72 Houses For Stic 72 72 HouiM For Sal* 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 H oimcb For SaU 72 Houses for Sale 72 Lots For Sale 78 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Houses For Sale MANCHESTER Canadian DollayF- - Articles For Ssl« ' 45 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW SOUTH WINDSOR - 8(4 - room MANCHESTER I—MANCHESTER — 2 (amUy du­ COVENTRY — Lot of house (or THIS IS IT. 7-room Cape, freshly THREE LARGE Iota for sale with n e w c a p e s and Ranches. City Ranch, biS^ezeway, garage. 4(4 % 8ia,600-« Bedroom nmeh, fire­ gas, city water, landscaping, CAPE—Maple 8 t, Dqwntown con- plex, 6-6 , 2-car garage, large lot, $9,000. Provincial type older painted and decorated, large city, water and sewerage and side­ LAWNMOWER 18’* rt«l OmfU- place, etorme. fimall caeh aeaumee CuT*n Realty, JA all 12 rooms completely redeco­ Par with tr.Se 9O’x l50’ lot, formica counters, venltnee, charming 6 rooms on NEAT CAPE home. Joseph Barth, broker, MI kitchen with dishwasher and walks, shade treea, $5,000 each. man, Briggs A Stratton engine 8 |m.50 monthly, Carlton W. Hutch- 8-5588, JA 8-8009 rated, separate heating systems flOMKVMmtOQC SUTURE, knotty-pins caWnets, ull base­ largs lot, 55x160, new heating sys- 9-0820. stove, nylon walI-to- Ranch, excellent condition ridge St. First floor 4-room apart­ quiet street. Quick occupancy. Windsor but with Manchester mail­ BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Also contributing to tha drop ONE CAMP BOX 4’x6’ 8” for sta­ WnilEP0C«WWl«,1W'^, kitchen, formal dining room, 2-car windows and doora, patio with throughout, spacious living room, ment vacant. Bhccellent invest­ siding, aluminum combinations, ing address, water, telephone. Con 5-room cottage which can be garage, beautifully landsc^d exceptionally large lot, excellent easily winterized. Marlon E Rob­ was the dispute betwaan Flaming tion wagon roof, 88: one for pas­ m A WAITIM eoOM THATfi fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga­ Exclusive With large brick fireplace, complete ment property for owner to occu­ 205 Bush Hill Road venient to Wilbur Cross, shopping and James E. O yn e, whom tha yart Marion E. Robertson. Bro­ rage and ameslte drive. Excel­ location. Call the R. F. Dimock center with bank. Under *20,000. ertson, broker, Xn 3-5953 Coitiiued From Preceding Page senger car, 85. Xn 3-4576. 100 GOOD roe'EH f ceramic bath. Garage with eun- py. Priced! to sell. Phone MI Holll^teod type Split Level, 6 government is trying to fira as ker. BU 8-5958. lent value. $22,900. For additional J. D. REALTY CO. S-6273, Brae-Burn Realty. Co,, xn 9-5245, Johanna Evans, deck, combination windows, rooms, h 'i baths, modem kitch­ BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, chief of the bank of (Canada. Information contact McCarthy En- beautiful high lot, one block to MI 9-5653, Barbara Woods, MI en, Cathedral celling living room, Walton W. Grant Agenc.v Boats and Accessories 46 m m m wTvM t, SIX ROOM colonial In the Porter terprises, Inc., MI 4-1539. John V. MI 3-5129 9-7702. Lillian Grant, Realtor XU 3-1153 Llynwood Drive, winterized, has Fleming told parliament Wadnas* Help Waated— Female 35 Situations Wanted- .//JO/tSTtWA., Street section, bar and ree room bus with complete city utilities. iarge shade trees, country set­ company water, located near the Panciera, BU 9-8044. Asking only $15,900. U 4 R Real­ NO CAR NECESSARY... day that Coyne has advocatad ra- Female 38 NEW 18 FOOT cabin cruiser with In basement, breeieway, 1-car ga­ CALIFORNIA.. .TO YOU rv—ROCKLEDGE. 6-room ranch ting. about 16 minutes drive Air­ beach, immediate occupancy. Ap­ strictlve economies while the gov­ TV Advertised A\*ON is so easj' ty Company, Xn 8-2692. R D. craft. Reasonable ocriipan(!y. BOLTON 3 bunks—sink, toilet, deck hard­ rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phil- SEVEN ROOM colonial. 2-car ga- 1 block to stores, 2 blOcke to bus, I’j baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga Knoll wood Heights ply Edward J. Holl or your own ernment seeks an expansionist to sell: Several fine territories PBX OPERATOR desires position brick Agency; MI 9-8464. Ths spacious, open planning and Murdock, XII 3-6472 rage, large lot, built-in stove and Price *17,000. broker. Tel. Xn 3-5117. ware, and convertible top, 81,995 range, built-in oven, cooking unit, pleasing lines of this Calilornia 2 .blocks to schools, no need for policy. now open West of Main St. be­ In the Manchc.ster area. Write complete. Center Motor Sales, 634 dishwasher, garbage disposal, 3 car here. 4-room Cape, expand­ oven. Selling below cost for only A SLY FOX- 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room Ranch appeal to all. 6 rooms, in­ NICE 6-ROOM Cape only $11,900. 70 Grandview Street LAKE HAYWARD, Colchester- 25 Coyne takes a more conserva­ tween Hartford Rd. and W. Mid­ Box FF. Herald, Center. Street, Ml 3-1591; fireplaces, 1% Uled baths, city able up. As low as> *600 down. *2(,900. For further information Cape, fireplace, 1% baths, full cluding dining room, paneled fire­ Will listen to reasonable offer. CAN BUT AND BUILD miles from Manchester only tive view and holds only this can dle Turnpike. Have a fun-fillcd water and sewerage, large porch, Call Ken, xn 8-8219, and he’ll show or appointment to see call the R Custom built executive type basement, encloeed porch, garage, place wall, 2 baths, 2-car ftarage. Real value here. AH city utilities, ON A BEAUTIFUL LOT *5,500. Furnished 5 room cottage, bring full recovery frOm an eco­ vacation with money earned this FOR SALEl—14-foot speed boat. 35 large lot with many shade trees, you through. F. Dimock Co.. Xn 9-5245 Jo­ Ranch home, center hall, 6 pleasant dignified way. We train WANTED - Laundry and ironing H.P. electric starting outboard wooded lot, 7lbcl50. Marion Comer lot with trees. Porter St. big yard. Belflore Agency, XU large screened in porch, near nomic slump that kept unemploy­ immediate occupancy, priced to 8*5121, hanna Evans, Ml 9-5653 Barbara rooms. 2 baths, attached garage, ...Y ou can look LONGER, you you. Call BU 9-4922 today bv the week Cifll PI 2-8645, motor and Mastercraft trailer. Robertson, Broker, XQ 8-5058. area. Cali Bob at MI 9-T44S for JOHN H. LAPPEN. INC. Woods, MI 9-7702 city utilities. Reasonable occu­ sandy beach and club house, pri ment at more than 10 per cant sell. Charles Lesperance. XO full detalle. can pay MORE, but you won't find through the winter. Boat has windshield, lights, can­ VERNON — U A ■ R built 8-room pancy. vate financing available. L. E. TOTS, GIFTS. TOYS — One of HAVE YOUR business In your own 9-7620. a better location for your family's Flano, Realtor. Ed Crawford, XU vas covers and upholstered seats. ranch just 2 years old. Owner INSURORS REALTORS V—BOLTON, Riga Lane. Two ex­ The government has Indicated America's largest party plans Situations W a n ted — Male .39 home. Large Colonial located in UJOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. xn 9-5261 ceptionally fine contemporary conveniences than East of Man 9-4410, Call MI 3-1669. MANCHESTER — 5 room ranch, transferred, home in excellent Vernon St. at Vernon Line cheater. We hav* a choice aelec it will seek legislative action to needs dealers and managers for business xone near center of town aluminum storms, ameslte, trees, IN8URORS REALTORS ranches. Both vacant. Built by Open for inspection Sunday. 2-5 oust Coyne from his $S0,000-a- BOY of 13 de.-iires odd jobs mow­ Ideal for dfices, beauty parlor, or xn 9-5261 condition. 3 bedrooms, dining LEBANON — Exceptional 8-bed­ tion of fine secluded lota (mini their new tov and gift line. No 14-FOOT RUNABOUT, trailer and bus, shopping $11,600. Carltc-i W. U A R Construction Co, One sell- p.m. Spacious 4-bedroom Colo­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 ycar post. Prime Minister John investment, is'o collecting, no de­ ing lawns, babv-sittlng, etc. Evinrude, 18 H.P. motor, 8350. Household Gooiis 51 Apartments— Plats— Summer Homes For Rent 6T many other MsMbllities. Call Dis- room. large living room and fam­ room custom 66-foot Ranch, 3 mum size one acre), heavily wood Hutchins, MI 9-5132. ily size kitchen, 2 fireplaces, pan­ ing for *28,500 and the other for nial, 2 baths, fireplace, fully in­ Dlefenboker’s cabinet wants Coyne livering for this fast selling party Please call XU 9-26M. 16-foot M.F.G. 35 H.P. Johnson, Tenements 63 coe Agency, m 9-0526. MANCHESTER - 6 -room finished acres, large rooms, 9 closets, *88,500. Anyone wishing to in­ ed and with town conveniences WISH SOMEONE to handle your 14” >G. E. OBcUlatlng fan, excellent FOR RENT — Lakefront cottage, Cm X- Nice yard. City water and eled bookcases, combination win­ sulated, beautiful oak floors, One Colonial model with 4 bed to resign but he refuses. plan line. Call or write tpday, excellent condition. 8900. Will BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ storm windows, hot water heat, spect these homes mav pick up large family type kitchen, oil real estate? Call me at XU 9-0320 SANTA’S PARTIES. Avon, Conn., negotiate. 22 Depot St., Buck- condition. MI 9-9824, 60 Scott TWO FURNISHED Rooms, auto­ Andover Lake. Call 6-8 p.m. Xn ADORABLE oversized Cape, sewer. Tongren Agency, MI dows, attached garage. Also, a hardtop driveway, landscaped. rooms is ready for your inspection 'or prompt and courteous service. Yesterday’s New York cloalng lish Colonial, m baths, large partially finished family room. the keys at our office at 815 Main hot water heat, large double lot. ORchard 3-3455. 7 p m.-9 p m. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 land. Ml 3-6046. Drive, htsmehester. matic washer. 37 Park, Rock-vllle. 9-0578. rooms, oil heat, 2 fireplaces, tile 8-6321. Owner, Wiising. NIagra 2-7175. To see this lovely prestige area Joseph Barth, Broker. 1. was the lowest since Nov. J5, IIM , kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large Beautifully high wooded lot Ex­ St. Call the R. F. Dimock Co. Immaculate condition. Quick oc­ ORchard 3-9829.______TR 6-8274. bath, plastered walls, garage, city MI 9-5245. Johanna Evans, Ml in "beautiful Bolton” only 5 min when the Canadian dollar plum­ MINIATURE Dachshunds, smooth ROWBOAT for sale, newly paint­ water and sewerage, combination wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—large cellent location. Priced to sell im­ COVENTRY — Easy living, spa­ cupancy. ulea from downtown Manchester CASH WATTING for property own­ meted to 99 61/64 cents. A t one ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, 9-5653, Barbara Woods XII 9-7702. PILGRIM MILLS is here to slay black and tan, AKC registered > ed. Tel. Ml 9-7321 or call at 85 VACUUM CLEANER, good condi­ COVENTRY —For rent—ahorefront wlndma and doors, beautifully 8(4-room Ranch on lot l,50x2M, mediately at only $18,500. U * R cious modern Ranch. See and fail call Tom Tvska, BU 9-6500 MI ers. Please call us before you buy FIVE ROOXtS for rent. Ice boot 1-car gar^e, $28,900. Philbrlck point yesterday. It was quoted be­ Tou can be a permanent part of with fine blood lines and pedi- j Fo.sler Street. tion. 815. MI 9-0944. cottage, lots of privacy. Xn 9-7149. landscaped, atone front large lot, full basement excellent condition, Realty Company, MI 3-2692. R. in love with a wonderful house. VI — VERNON — New 6-roOm North Coventry, Route 44A 9-5306, Or sell. Speedy service. J. D. low par at 99 7/g cents, but rallied grecs. Call -XU 3-7837. and stove furnished, oil burner, A genc^ Xu 9-8464. our future growth in Connecticut. 1 x n 3-0605. Charles Lesperance, Xu 9-7620. $17,900. T. J. Crockett, realtor, D. Murdock, MI 3-8472. Joseph Barth, broker, Xn 9-0320. Ranch, built-in stove and oven, 2 Short drive to Manchester or Realty. XQ 8-5129. slightly at the end to close at par Pilgrim Mills needs salesladies RUGS, never used, 9x12 green, x n 3-1577. fireplaces, exceptionally large lot, University of Connecticut. Nice BARROWS & WALLACE with the U.S. dfollar. W'ANTED—Home for tan and 828 ; 9x15, 835; also, 10x15 green; Wanted To Rent 68 RANCH—5H rooms, 8 bedrooms, CUSTOM TWO FAMILY SIX ROOM CAPE COD, shaded lot, PORTER STREET—5-room Cape 6-f-oom Ranch home with 4-room who are experienced in selling or white, black and white, two gray Building Materials 47 Th r e e r o o m Apartment, second attached garage, ameslte drive, (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) G. E. vacuum, 820; BU 9-6966. kitchen and dining area, living XIANCHESTER — 7-room Colonial outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car Cod in excellent condition, large in-law or rental unit close by. Cnvenlrv dressmaking. Apply Manager, and white kittens. MI 9-1457. floor, heat, hot water parking, WANTED by two mala teachers, South Road, Bolton, excellent two selling for *17.900. For further in­ 55 E. Center St. noon till 9, Saturday 10 till 6. at ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- *85 monthly. Can Xn 8-8607 room, built-in oven and range Cape, 3 bedrooms, living room, garage, amesite drive city water living room with fireplace, for­ Large 2-car garage plus attached xn 9-5808 two 6 or 6-room rents available family 4-5, with many extras, built and sewer. Call MI 9-0995 or MI formation Or aopointment to see former Oieney Hall, Hartford Rd. POODLES — Tiny miniatures, coal Ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ aluminum storm windows and dining room, den and kitchen. 1'4 mal dining room, fargi kitchen call the R. F, Dimock Company. horse ehed, 34 acres, large front­ Car Strikes Tree, tors, pipes and fire bricks, doora EASY SPIN Dryer Washer, 815. UNUSUALLY nice 4-room apart­ about August 1. Call Principal of doors, full basement, nice lot. only by present owner. Sleeping porch, 3-1753. age. Sizeable mortgage avail­ Household Hints black exceptional coats, 6 weeks Hollister School,' XQ 3-6162, or baths, fireplace, combination with electric atove and refrigera­ Ml 9-5245. Barbara Woods Xfl and windows. Open dally 8:80-5 Call xn 9-0608. ment In Coventry. Large cabinet $13,990. Call McCarthy Enter­ fireplace, etc. Spacious grounds, tor, 2 large bedrooma, tiled bath, able. Immediate oocupanc.v. old. xn 9-6202. Bowers School, XII 9-4306. windows,'-awnings, completely en­ 9-7702, Johanna Evans. MI 9-5653. Lots For Sale 73 p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock kitchen, formica counters, refri­ prises, Inc. xn 4-1539, John V. workshop and storage' building, 7-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL screened porch, attached garage. Driver Warned large lot, two-car garage with closed sunporch, breezeway’ and Help Wanted— Male 36 AKC German Shepherd Puppy. 6 Place off North XIain St. Choman’a gerator, range, ventilating' fan, 2 Panciera, BU 9-8044. oversize garage. Many extras AA ZONE Owner leaving state. Price re­ MANCHESTER — Near schools, Marlborougfli Lake Road TWO B ZONE Iota with city Don't flatten the meringue you GAS STOVE, good for camp or WANTED—To rent or sublet—Fur­ ameslte drive, can easily be con­ are putting on a pie! Instead moke mdnths old. Beautiful tempera­ Housewrecking, XQ 9-2W2. large bedrooms (one can be used nished apartment or house. CoU' with this home. I>3vely land­ Custom built with all the newest duced to $17,800. x n 9-0562. bus, stores. Good shaded yard. 3 Modem Colonial Cape, 6 rpoms. water. Union St. Manchester. Robert A. Bedell, 23. of 865 Park m a r r i e d m a n with car to serv­ cabin, 830. Xn 9-1661, $87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate verted to a 9 room single. swirls on the meringue with tlM ment. Call xn 9-3733 anytime. as dining room) with wardrobe pie and two children, 9-6. Write scaped lot in a very convenient features to satisfy the most dis­ bedroom Colonial, attic, reception I's baths, oil hot water, cast $2,850 each, xn 9-6495. Si., Hartford, was warned for ice establiahed Fuller Brush cus­ cloaeta. 15x15 living room with split, recreation room. Garage, location. Asking I2L900. U A R criminating. 2', baths, 2-rsr ga­ MANCHESTER hall, pantry, recreation room, iron radiation heat. 8*i acres, .speeding following an accident on back of a tablespoon and ymlr Diamonds— Watchc Box EE, Herald. huge lot, mortgage. Carlton S. A. BEECHLER, Agent 7>i ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ topping will look really attractive. tomers. Manchester - Willimantic ■ Musical Instruments 53 fireplace, large tiled bathroom Realty Company, MI 3-2692, R rage, lovely lot 100x183, with trees. modem bath. Good roof. Steam 375 ft. frontage, short walk to Pucker Rd. yesterday at 9;48 p.m area, 890-8100 weekly to start plus I FREE Four fuzzy black kittens. W. Hutchins, x n 9-6132. High Elevation — AA Zone lake privileges, about 15 minutes ful view, minutes out trees only Jewelry 48 with linen closet, automatic oil TWO YOUNG—Executives looking MI 3-6969 D. Murdock, Xn 3-6472. oil heat. New burner, new 72-gaI- Trooper James McDonald of the expenses. Cali PI 2-5488 or CH' Call xn 3-7152. circulating hot water beat with for furnished house or apartment ELVA TYLER. REALTOR Eye-catching 6(i-room Ranch, cen­ lon hot water heater. Oak floors. drive Aircraft. Immediate oc­ $2,500. Carlton W, Hutchins' Ml Stafford Springs Troop said the USED UPRIGHT PIANO, 890; used NEW Five roonyranch, 1120 square 9-6132. Cream cheese m I x f d with 2-1408 for personal Interview ap­ LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers - spinet piano. 8480. Free delivery. baseboard radiation, fuUy insu­ with, kitchen facilities. Call Xn MI 9-4469 iVn 9-.5051 MI 9-9901 ter foyer, living room 22x15, for­ 2-car garage. Amesite drive. cupancy, car operated liy Bedell failed to chopped anchovies (drained eC COCKER PUP. beautiful black feet built-ins, -file bath, fireplace, SIX ROOM older home Keeney pointment. Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ Ward Music Co., 99 Summer. lated, piped for automatic wash­ 9-3370. mal dining room, 8 twin bedrooms, Price *15,900. Escott Agency, make a curve in the road and their oil) and minced red onion male. 3 months. AKC registered, ly. Reasonable prices Dpen Tues­ large lot. Priced at only $17,800. Street, newly redecorated. 2-car CONVENIENT Lenox Street Cape Marlborough BARGAIN—800-foot frontage, near Open evenings. er, Venetian blinds, screens, garage, ameslte drive. Owner xn separate laundry room, patio with MI 9-7883. school, etc. Price $3,000. ’ Sam | suffered cuts makes a fls'vorful stuffing (or MHUSR PHARMACY requires | permanently inoculated. Also day through Saturday, lliuraday MANCHESTER teacher, wife, and Charles Lesperance. xn 9-7620. with aluminum siding, aluminum Close to Center on Route *A with full-time clerk for general drug. storm windows, hardtop parking 3-2588. 3 AUCTIONS roll-up awnings, aluminum awning, attached 2-t;ar garage, Nuisdorf, Auctioneer, Xn 3-6847.' on ‘the “ *forehead. celery. pups 8 weeks, buff and black. evenings. 129 Spruce St. Xn 9-4387. area. Must be seen to be appre­ 6 months old son, desire to rent lovely treed lot 119x226, and what BOLTON 676 ft. frontage. S-bedroom ■tore work. Experienced pre­ AKC registered. H C. Chase, XIANCHESTER—Cape. 6 finished storms, screens and doors, wall- Wearing* Apparel— Furs 57 ciated. Delightful home for cou­ or 6-room apartment In Man rooms, large kitchen, dining room, MANCHESTER — 6 room home a \iew! Ranch. Extra large living room, LAND FOR sale—150 foot frontage ferred. Must be neat, presentable Harmony Hill. Hebron Rd., Bol­ to-wall carpeting, park-like vard, ple desiring comfortable country Chester or Bolton by July. 1 or 16. living room, den, 2 full hatha, 4 $9,600; beautiful oversize Cape, OONSTRUOTION and PAITNG Spacious lakefront 1955 custom nice kitchen, arteiian well, about by 200 feet deep, near center of and r^able. Driver’s license. No ton. xn 3-5427. Garden— F a m — Dairy PASTEL GOWNS, ballerina and PI 2-8020. many other features. Belflore built home. First floor; 19x12 liv­ 2 acres, psrtly wooded, trout living. Adults. *85. x n 3-7056. bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas­ 1% acres land, $17,500; short way EQUIPMENT Agency, MI 3-5121, ELVA TYLER. REALTOR Tolland, $600. Call TR 5-7509. phone calls. Miller’s Pharmacy, Products 50 full length, size 10-12, reaaonable. Ml 9-4469 MI 9-50,51 MI 9-9901 ing room with wipdow wall toward stream in rear. Priced under 299 Green Road. tered walls, full dormer, garage, out—like new. 4 room home plus CRUSHING anil CONCRETE x n 3-1463. THREE ROOM modem apart­ PLANTS the lake, adjacent family room (or * 12,000. VERNON—One Acre near elemen­ Articles For Sale 45 ANNOUNCING — Eastern States Business Property For Sale 70 nice lot. Available for FHA ap­ breezeway and garage. 1% acres 2.5 WESTMINSTER RD. - Beauti­ SMALL GRADER Operator, Huber ment. central location, heat, hot praisal value of $16,800. As little land, full price $11,900; excellent ful 8 room colonial, attached ga­ 55 FINLEY STREET dining room) practically same size tary school, shopping center bus. VERNON Farmer’s Exchange, Inc. will water, private entrance with BANKRUPTCY::: also with window wall and fire­ For More Details Please Cali CH 9-4313 Or MI 9-7883. malntalner size, experience in HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or close at noon on Saturdays start­ Wanted— ^To Buy 58 BAR AND GRIIX, centrally lo­ as $800 down to assume present lakeside cottage, modern, fumlah- rage, hot water oil heat, plastered driveway Installation and small porch, *90 per month. XIorrison mortgage. Call McCarthy Enter­ ed. full price $7,500, $500 down; place. Kitchen with electric range, STEPHEN ROSE Xn 3-7808 frozen, 30c doz. H Paaqualini 246 ing June 24. cated In Connecticut, grossing walls, full Insulation, fireplace. Excellent custom built 2-year-old, parking lots. The Thomas Colla Paint Store, 385 Center St. XH prises, Inc., xn 4-1539. John V. only three left—waterfront lots PTITSFIELD. BANGOR and FT. I ’ j baths, cedar closet, wall to 6 rooms, 3 bedroom split level with washer and dryer connection, lav­ Open For Inspection Avery Street, Wapptng. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique 3-0644 or XH 9-9713. *65,000 a year or better: 7-day Oo.. 251 Broad. Panciera, BU 9-8044. now on sale. Call The Ellsworth FAIRFIELD, MAINE; JULY 7. 8. wall carpeting, stove and dish­ 2-car garage. Features include full atory, utility and storage rooms. -T, WATSON BEACH and CO. STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, and uaed furniture, china. glaM, liquor license. Priced right. Ex­ Second floor: Attractive hallway, NOTICE LAWN MOWERS—Toro. Jacobsen, 25c a quart. F. Glode, 104 Glode silver, picture frames and old cellent financing. J. D Realty Mitten Agency. Realtors, Xn and 10. B.v order of Hon Richard washer, excellent location, near plaster house, I ’ j baths, squared 21' Central Row Hartford SUN D AY-2 P.M. to 5 P.M. WANTED—dishwasher, day.«. Ap­ Bolens. Goodall, Arieiis. Riding MANCHESTER—Family size Cape deluxe bathroom, 4 bedrooms (2 TTie Planning and Zoning Com­ Lane, Manchester. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby FOUR ROOM Duplex, pantry, Co.. 470 Main St.. Xn 3-5i29. 3-6930 or x n 9-6524. E Poulos Referee In Bankniptrv, shopping renter, bus line, school, and rebutted shingles, picture book JA 2-2115 ply at Oavey’s Restaurant, 45 E. mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatic of 6 rooms on large lot. Conven­ U S. District Court, Di.st. of Maine. city water and city sewerage. kitchen with stainless steel double about 18x12 facing the lake). Im­ mission of Manchester. Connecti­ collections, atUc contents or whole bath hot water, Call XH 9-1061. SOUTH WINDSOR — 5% - room mediate occupancy. cut. will hold a public hearing on Center Street. tractors with over 21 attachments. estates. Furniture Repair Service, ient school and bus. Quick occu­ Very well maintained equipment! CTharles Ii,esperance. Ml 9-7620, oven, recreation room with fire­ COVENTRY—5-room Ranch,' fire­ INVESTMENT PROPERTY pancy. Asking $13,900. Madeline Wednesday evening. June 21. 1961 Used mowers and tractors. Parts Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B Talcott'viUe, Conn. Tel. Xd 3-7449. If you are looking for investment. Ranch. Vacant. Make offer. Ton­ place. Beautiful high elevation place, storms, full cellar. Tongren Smith. Realtor, xn 9-1642. Walton W. Grant Agrency at 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room of and service. Cyiitol Equipment We have several parcels •of prop­ gren Agency, Xn 3-6321. WRITE-'WIRE-CALI, Auctioneers BOLTON — *12.900—5 rooms with with view. Large trees and storage Agency, MI 3-6321. NEW 6 ROOM RANCH EXPERIENCED PAINTER. Call Co.. 38 Main. Ml 3-7958. ZINNIAS, Calendula, Salvia, straw Business Locations for full list!!! large oversize garage on lot lOOx shed. Asking *26.500. Lillian Grant, Realtor Ml 3-1153 the Municipal Building on the fol­ after 5. XQ 3-1420. erty which will return better than SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, LENOX STREET — Nice clean 6- lowing amendment to the Zoning flowers, marigolds, dahlias, siger' Rooms Without Board 59 For Rent 64 15% net. 200 Plenty of trees, artesian well. MANCHESTER — 631 Vernon St. TOP SOIL, the best, stock pile. Can atum, sweet alyssum, also to attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ room Cape for $13,200. Central to (4) CRUSHING PI.ANTS: Pioneer Will G.I, or F H A. T. J, Crock­ BOLTON Regulations of the Town of Man­ HIGH SCHOOL graduate to work Just completed 7-room Colonial. 3 be seen on Route ^4A In North mato, pepper, cabbage and celery FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one place, large kitchen with built-in everything. Plenty of trees. T. '45VE Portable Tandem Plant; (2l ett. realtor, MI 3-1577. Phone MI 3-6273 chester. In Advertising Department of food Coventry. Phone MI 3-7083, Leon­ EXCEIXENT spot for any business J. D. r e a l t y CO. oven and range, aluminum storm J; Crockett, realtor, Xtl 3-1577. ROOMY CAPE twin size bedrooms, large paneled To ARTICLE IV. GES^ERAL plants. 35c dozen. 3 dozen for *1. block from Main St. Cali xn Pioneer 173 30x42 Piimary Crush­ family room, I ’ i baths, built-in firm. Typing necessary. Consists ard L Giglio. 9-6746. or office. Center of town, plenty 470 Main Street windows and doors, built-in fire V^ERNON 6-room Cape and ga­ PROVISIONS, add: * Open Sundays and evenings. Pom of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5 x n 3-5129 ers; Diamond 24x36 and 10x36 tan­ G.E. oven and range, dishwasher, 17.900 of settinig up price book, some BONNER ROAD — Vacant 8-room tirelU's Greenhouse. 433 N. Main alarm, 100x200 lot. Only $15,900. dem Plants; Pioneer 54x24 3-Roll rage in commercial zone. Good BRAE-BURN REALTY Section XI, Earth Excavation, advertlsli^ layout. Apply in per­ SPECIAL SALE picnic tables. 2” Call McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., Cape with 1(4 baths. All the ex­ 4-room expandable Cape. In excel­ garbage disposer, garage, \ of an This custom designed, custom built home has built-in St. PLEASANT, large heated room, SPACIOUS offices facing Main St., Crusher; Symoms 4 L ’ Cone Crush­ area for many bualnes.aes, Ton­ copy of the proposed legisla­ son. Gaer Bros., Inc., 140'Rye St., lumber, 6 foot *13.50, 8 foot *18.50. free parking, on bus line, 146 Cen­ MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, tras. Owners anxious to sell. T. gren Agency, 'MI 3-6321. GARDEN SPOT lent condition. Center hall, large acre, compleiely landscaped, second floor, six heated rooms. Farm and Land For Sale 71 er; (3) Eagle Screw Washer.«; (2i living room, fireplace. 2 bedrooms, large shade trees, porch, many tion is on file In the office of the oven and range units, ceramic tile bath, 2 fireplaces, South Windsor. Delivered assembled W. Zlnker, ter St. xn 3-5002. BU 9-8044. J. Crockett, realtor, Xn 3-1B77. 1'own Clerk. At this hearing in­ Will subdivide. Low rental. Ap­ Eagle Scalping Tanks; Mesabi AT THE GREEN — 4-bedroom OF VERNON... ceramic tile bathroom. Knotty more extras. Open for inspection central entrance halhva.v, attached garage, extra largre xn 9-5444. Household Goods SI terested persons may appear and proximately Stet. 1 occupancy. THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage, COVENTRY—To settle estate. Re­ BIG COLONIAL on Cobum Road, Screens; Conveyors; Bins; Power I Cape, stone fireplace, attached 6-room split level nestled among pine kitchen, dining area. One acre Saturday and Sunday. 2-4 p.m, or lot, amesite drive. PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, Call x n 9-5351, Mrs. Harris. *800. 7 acres, 5 clear, 350 ft. front duced to $12,900. 5 room house, 2-car garage. Air conditioned liv­ Units; Generators; Pump; Feed­ the fruit trees, flowering shrubs level lot. 2-car garage, $18,500. by appointment Irving Baver. be heard and written communica­ RENT A TAPE recorder as low as PLEIASANT furnished room for j garage, nicely landscaped, gar­ tions will be,-received. Help Wanted— 2” lumber zinc plated bolts, 6 foot gentleman, central. Call XII 9-0641. age. Andover-Coventry line, $2,000, main highway three acres of land, ing room, 1(4 baths, patio, other ers; Other Crushing Equip. and wisteria. 1-s.rge lot overlook­ Call Frances K. Wagner MI Builder MI 3-8396. DIRECTIONS—On Lake St. In Vernon, near reservoir, tarn 50c dally. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Call AIR CXjNDmONED large one den, shade trees. Priced for quick Dated at XIancheeter, Connecti­ Male or Female 37 (19.95. 8 foot *22.95. Also 10 and Call PI 2-8090. newly decorated, new heating sys­ features. Early occupan^ If de­ sale. *15.500. Principals only. ing the Conn. Valley. Owner has 3-1023, MI 9-6306. on Blehard Rd.. look for signs. xn 9-5221. room office, 100% Main Street lo­ (5) CEXIENT PLANTS: CMC moved. We hav*' the key. Call cut, this 6th dav of June. 1961. 12 foot. Delivered. W. Zinker, Xd 80-ACRE Industrial Park In whole tem. Call MI 3-2785 week days. sired. Belflore Agency, Xu S-5121. Owner. Call Ml 9-0279. VERNON EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY—6- 9-5444. TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced ROOM FOR RENT. Free park- cation. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main. 97 Ton Automatic Concrete Plant; Bob at xn 9-7445 to see it at your BARROWS & WALLACE TOWN’ p l a n n i n g ANDj Ing. xn 3-7086. or In part. More land available. 19 BATES ROAD — Owner trans­ JUST LISTED — Vacant 4-room Erie-Strayer Model P41-60C Auto­ convenience. ZONING COMMISSION"" : day week. Top salary plus com- prices. Ride, rotary, reel models OFFICE FOR rent 600 sq. ft., MANCHESTER — 2-famiIy 5-5-2. Dart Hill Road The R. F. DIMOCK CO. TWO GALLONS of premium oil Tongren Agency, Xn 3-6321. ferred. See this beautiful 2 year Cape (or only $10,800. Fast sale matic Concrete Plant; Noble 100 (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Martin E. Aivord, 1 l^ilssion. Magic . Xn 3-7484. with wind-tunnel grass bag attach, 100% Main Street location. Call .11-33 N. School Street. Good con­ *1.09 plus tax, formerly at .Trlple- GENTLEXIAN—Comfortable room, old Garrison Colonial, 8 twin wanted. Sensible offers will be Ton Automatic Plant: Noble 150 dition. Very good Income. $18,500. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. 55 E. Center St. Chairman j Ml 9-5245 ment. Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main, x n 8-5419 or x n 3-7614 xn 9-5306 5-Room Ranch. 3 bedrooma. ful! HiAIRDRESSERS i - Excellent op­ X-Store now at Coronet Gas. Refill xn 9-5221. t centrally located, shower, bath, sized bedrooms. tiled baths, given every consideration. Cen­ Ton Automatic Plant; Johnson 100 Will consider trade for 4 to 6- INSURORS REALTORS basement. carport. aluminum Dorothy C. Jacobson, ‘ portunity — 5-day week. Top sal­ your old can. 568 Center St. parking. Call at Russell’s Barber Houses For Sale 72 trally located. Bclfiore Agency, x n 9-5261 Secretary I s t o r e :—Comer Spruce and Birch large living room, fireplace, Ton Automatic Plant; Smith and family. Call MEdford 3-7748 af­ BIG 8-ROOM all brick oversized storms, nice lot, house in excel­ ary plus commission. Magic Xlir- Shop, com er Oak and Spruce. Three Rooms of Furniture St. suitable for shop or office, GLASTONBURY — 5-room Ranch, patio, well landscaped, city water, x n 3-5121. CMC 56S Mixers. ter 6 p.m. Cape with ail brick attached 2- lent condition. A steal for $12,990. ror. x n 8-1-7484. LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and city sewerage. Call Owner, Xn FIVE ROOM cape with attached fill. Call Miller's Sand and Gravel, FROM MODEL HOME heated. Cali Saybrook, ESC 9-6033. attached garage half acre land. garage and expandable attic, com­ car garage. Central yet secluded Low down payment. Open for in­ Curran Realty. JA S-55S6. 3-0559. TWO FAXOLY—St. James’ Par­ PAVTNO EQUIPXIENT: (211 1958 ANSALDI BUILT 6-room Cape, spection Saturday 1-5 p.m. xn 3-8603. 236 SCHOOL ST. — Foom for rent. full shed dormer, heated rec pletely redecorated, beautiful lot location. 2 full baths, niceiv treed STORE FOR rent for small busi­ ish, 6-4, new heating system, cop­ and '66 IHC RF.214 10-Wheel and shaded lot. Selling below re­ WANTED—Hairdresser. Nice lo­ Cost Over $700 Call after 4. XH 9-3897. BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and per plumbing, aluminum combi­ room. 20-foot enclosed porch, with large shade treea. FHA mort­ TV ANTENNA Bonanza Sale- In ness, office or real estate. Call SIX ROOM ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2- Mixer Trucks with 7 yard Mixers; placement cost. Belflore Agency, CHARLES W. LATHROP cation, good pay. Call Xfl 3-0109. x n 8-2457 9-5 only. garage, full ahed dormer, 2 full car garage, 2 baths, large lot, nations, lovely yard 80x150, ga­ (4) Dumperetes; (S) Worthington oversized garage, wooded lot. gage available. Centrally located I our famous do-lt-yoursclf depart- NEVER BEEN USED in town. Property just put on the x n 8-5121. MI 9-0384 baths, wooded lot. easy walking trees, city water and sewerage, rage, occupancy available. Elva 84E Dual Drum Pavers; (2) Blaw- G.I. mortgage. Direct from own­ OPEININGS now available for I ment. Rabbit Ears, regular *7.95. Sale Price $388 ROOM FOR RENT, near Main St., FOR RENT—Comer of EUdridge er. 55 Overland St. XQ 9-5877, market for. sale, 813,900 with now 89c; Hideaway Rabbit distance to achoola, bus, and shop excellent location. Charles Lesper' Tyler, realtor, xn 9-4469, Xn Knox SD Spreaders: (2) Koehring COME ONE! strawberry pickers and tobacco 9 Hazel St. Xn 9-2170. and Spruce St., small store suit­ $1,000 down. Call owner. MI 9-3636. ; Ears regularly *10.05. now ping. Don’t miss this outstanding ance, Xn 9-7620. 9-5051, xn 9 9901. j______LF Finishers: B-K XE Finishers; workers, age 14 and up. Apply Pay Only $4 Week able for beauty parlor, real es­ BOLTON — South Rd- 6 room ' *1.49; UHF, indoor antenna, value, $15,900. Philbrlck Agency, (2) Rex Finishers; 15x17 and 12x16 Connecticut Slate Employment tate, small business. Rent very x n 9-8464. house and garage. 6 acres of MANCHESTER — $9,500 . 5-room Service, 806 XIain St., Xlanches- regularly *8.95, now *2.95; stacked Sacrificing complete bedrock Apartments— Flats— Paving Forms; Many Other items. older home. Low heating cost, reasonable. Inquire 168 Wood­ /• land, reduced for quick sale. $15,- ter. A public employment serv­ . aluminum conical. *9.99; Channel complete living room and kitchen Tenements 63 BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room IN NEIGHBORHOOD Of HNE HOMES 000. Call A. R. Shaw Broker; MI- low taxes. Sewer. Water. Full , 8 Yagi, *1.99; UHF bow tie, *1.99; land St. x n 8-8474. SHCVELS-TRUCK CRANE: (21 ...6-ROOM r a n c h :.. COME A L L ! ice, no fee charged. decorator furniture from model dta bsLsement. Oil burner. Near bus, ranch, Oreplace, dining room Northwest 80D Shovels: North­ 3-1893. in foot mast pipe, *2.99; Red Bird play home. We will give you free GEINEIRAL RENTAL agency, J. D. cabinet kitchen, 8 oedrooms shopping. H, B. Grady , Broker, Realty, 470 Main StreeL xn west 95 Crane; (2) Lorain L-80 fhimney mounts, 99c; VHF wire, delivery and free atorage up to one Houses For Rent 65 Shown by appointment. Marion E. BOLTON — 6-rbom expandable MI 3-8009. For the diserlmlaatlng buyer Intereeted in suburban living, in 2c per foot. Also tubes, parts and year. 3-5120. Robertson, Brpker, XQ 8-5953. Shovels; Bucyrus-Erie 33B and Vernon, 8 large bedrooms, 24’ living room, ivltli fireplace. >’ 34B Cranes; Lorain L-60K and Cape with 4 finished, open stair­ Junior* Funtime accessories on sale. Quantity limit­ FDUR Room home $100 per month. way, fireplace, vestibule, knotty thermo-pane picture windows, front and rear, oversize 2-csr ga­ ed. Open evenings till 9. Satellite NORMAN’S FTJRNISHED apsirtments, heated, SO ACRES, 1943 Colonial Cape, 6 L-41 Shovels: Link-Belt I.S.85, two rooms. Kitchen set. refrlMra- References and lease required. pine cabinets, combination win­ rage and patio connected by 12’ breezeway, recreation room Electronics Service, 165 School St., 443 HARTFORD ROAD Philbrlck Agency, Xn 9-8454. rooms, recreation room, beauti­ Northwest 25TC Tnick-Cranc: At­ dows, oil hot water heat, full Invitation to Bid with flreplac This attractive Ranch la situated on 2 acres fiill.v Xlauchestcr. Xn 9-1786 xn 3-1624 tor, gas range, bedroom set. Free fully landscaped, fruit trees, out­ tachments; Bncketa. gas, electricity. Adults. Low rent. basement, good sized lot in a Sealed bids will be received at landscaped lot with hedgerow on three sides for privacy. Priced Before you buy furniture any. SIX ROOM HOUSE fully fur- buildings reasonably priced. Carl­ good location $3,000 down, will the Office of the General Manager, under $24,000. where—shop at Norman's. Apply, apartment 4, 10 Depot ni.shed available July and August, ton W. Hutchins, xn 9-5132. TRACTORS-LOADERS; (2i Cat Square. assume a <(3 % G.I. mortgage. 41 Center Street. XIanchester, Con- Holiday O f Flowers! x n 9-7113, D-9’s w/dozers end 1 ripper: i6 i necllcu( until June 26, 1961 at FORD STREETT—Center of ■ town Cat D.S’s w/dozers; (2) .LeT-West- Total tnonthlv payments only $82. Full price $13,500. U * R Realty 11:00 A.M. for Con.struction of USED FURNITURE. XU 3-7449. ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street. — yet peaceful and quiet. Large lot. Inghouse C Tournadozers: Michi­ CALL OWNER--TR 5-6705 Beautiful redecorated 2-room fur­ Company, MI 3-2692. R. D, Mur­ I ’.rking Fields, (Birch Street Joseph Barth, broker. Ml 9-0320. gan 180 Turbodozer; (2) Michlgpn nished apartments. TR 5-7871. Summer Romes For Rent 67 dock, MI 3-6472, Parking Field and Dry Brook 175AD Loaders; Michigan 275AD CROSLEY elegti^lc range, 4 Units "arkIng Field). JIJLV BEIAUTIFTIL 3(4 room apartment, CXILUXIBIA LAKE — Small water­ Loader; Other tractors end load­ LOW MONTHLY Payment, very Bid forms and specifications are plus deep well. Automatic timers. front cottages. Openings in June, ers. -Excellent condition. Must sell be­ first floor, heat, hot water, garage, good 5-room Ranch located on Rt. avallabl'e at the ControUer’s Office, electric range and refrigerator. July and August. Call XQ 9-4929 fore July 1. Price *75. Phone MOTOR SCHAPERS-WAGON.S; 44A. PI 2-7211. 66 Center Street, Manchester; $115. Available July 1. XQ 4-0238. or m 3-2593. SEPTIC TANKS Connecticut. A, MI 9-4984 (2) Cat DW-20 Mtr. Scrapers; (21 AND VERNON—Home and business lo­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, LAKE CHAFFEE— 4 room lake- CARMAN ROAD Cat DW-15 Xltr. Scrapers: (2i GENERAL ELECTRIC Washing cation. Large 40x40 building . In­ C O N N E C n C U T BIRCH STREE7T—4 rooms, aecond front cottage, sleeps six, tele­ (Between Bitlgwln and Concord) machine, j studio cough. Both in PLUGGED SEWERS Athev PD-20 Side-Dump Wagons; cluded. Many uses. Tongren Richard Martin, NEED TIRES? floor, no furnace, XQ 9-6229, 9-5. vision, boat, shower. June, July, High elevation, delightful view. Just a few feet over the line In (3) Cat W-15 Bottom-Dump Wag­ excellenj; condition. XII 9-0435. August, x n 9-0710. Agency, MI 3-6821. General Manager Machine Gleaned Wapping section of South Windsor, but with MANCHESTER ons. 7 UNPAINTED FURNITURE, com­ THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, water, mailing address and telephone. There are 3. bedrooms, 8 0 0 D Y E A R - ROOfiRICH - - FIRESTONE electricity, - garage included, sec­ GIANT’S NECK H EIGH TS- Next XnsC: Euclid 5BV Ijoader; Cald­ plete selection. Desks, chests to Rocky Neck, modem 4 room Septlo Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer 21’ living room, 17’ dining room, 16’ kitchen, full bars, stools, comer cupboards, ond floor. 245 N, Main Street. $80. Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ basement about 24x54. Convenient to Wilbur well Earth Auger on HD Truck; MI 9-5229. cottage, hot water, electric kitch­ bookcases. Just the thing for sum en, sleeps 7, $7ft weekly. Weeks of proofing Done. Cross, shopping center with bank. FHA financing Joy Ch(*Ilenger Drill on TD-24: (3) C-P 500 and 316 Diesel Compress­ mer cottages. All at King's low THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ July 15. Aug. T9, Aug. 26. PI available.— $18,500. 670x15 ors; (3) B-G and Bucke.ve Ditch­ 'TOWN prices. King's Department Store 3-8142, x n 9-6772. no.SB ing heat, hot water, and gas for HtKINNEY BROS. cooking, electric refrigerator and ^ WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY ers; Pumps; (3) Rollers; Welders; KING'S Father’s Day Special— ANDOVER LAKE — All conven­ Shop Equip; Many Other It#ms. stove. Call xn 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. SfiwfiNiq* Dfspesd Co. U IX .IA N G. GRANT, Realtor—MI 8-1158 Large selection of nationally ad iences, fireplace, screened porch, vertlsed rockers and recUnera, 180-182 Pearl S t — M l 8-8808 TRUCKS-TRAILERS: (22) IHC T onight TWO ROOM housekeeping apart­ patio, hot 'water, reasonable. JA 710x15 ’ 1 2 . 8 8 MEETING" 7 *38.88. King’s Department Store. ment, everything furnished, suit­ 3-5067 or PI 2-7201. RF-214 (1956 and ’55) 10-Whecl able (or >two, parking. 272 Main. Dump Trucks; (7) White WC 2864 10-Wheel Dump 'Trucks; (18) on ❖ LARGE living room chair, *45, FOUR ROOMS, aecond floor, two- Other Dump, TTactor and Tank Yfis, it's "town mtetinq" today and Good condition. Call XII 9-6008 750x14 ’ 1 3 . 8 8 family house, heated hot water, Trucks; (3) IHC Tractor- Dump stove and garage. O ose to bus Trailer Rigs; (3) Lowboys: Other •vtryday in the po^es of this news­ CHAMBER’S line, churches -and bualnesa, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Tank, Van and Moving Trailers adults. Availabla July 1. Rent (12) Pickups; (10) Autos. paper. FURNI-TURE SALES $115. xn 9-5978. 760x15 ’ 1 4 . 8 8 WhlTE.'WIREl-CALL Auctioneers WINF \ ALL OTHER SIZES AT DISCOUNT PRICES! 503 E. Xliddle Tpke. FOUR-ROOM Apartment on sec­ for full list!!! Inspect any time! ond floor with automatic hot wa­ Open For Irtspeclion Open For Inspection Here's where everybody comes to Manchester Green ter. no furnace, adults only. Rea­ TERMS: ON THE SPOT FINANC­ xn 3-5187 JUNE SPECIAL! sonable rent. MI 3-7094 Sunday— 2 P.M. fill 5 P.M. Sundoy— 2 P.M. till 5 P.M. ING AVAILABLE!! Contractors get the town, state, notional and 9x12 Linoleum Rugs, |4.9S each. (users) may pay (4 down take 6 PREMIUM NYLON DEEP TREAE TWO-R(X)M completely fumishad to 36 mo. (No Pre-Qualification apartment, hot water, private 25Ur MORE MILEAGE world new*. Hero's where nine out Clearance Step-Tables,' End Ta­ Necssary)!! OR—Complete Pay­ YANKEE bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main ment SMe Day.^ And here’s the perfect outfit' A bles, Coffee Tables, Odd Lota. St. 6-ROOM CAPE COD $1S;«W of ten people start their shopping ■moothly fitting vest and slacks 2617 *10 each; values to *36. 6-ROOM RANCH $ 2 4 ^ ■ »' Most o f this equip, new in 1966- 40% DISCOUNT! twosome to sew in easily tubbable Lovely flower motifs, embroid­ This appealing Cape has recently been redecorated and . . . reoding the ads to see what's fabrics. Shorts included, too. Shetland Floorsmith — ElectrU: This beautiful Rockledge home was built in 1958. Has 1958, all well maintained!!! Each BASEBALL ered in glowing colors, make a set scrubber and polisher, reg. Hece Positively Sells Regardless The )’ery Best Below First Line Prices No. 8385 with Patt-O-Rama i.s in of gue.st towels so attractive! (Use has aluminum siding and aluminum combination Mlusa 9, 11. 12, 13, 14. 16. 18. Bust *59.95, one only, now *63. baths— 2 fireplaces—2-car garage—aluminum Of Price!!! No Minimums!!.-No new in the stores. the designs without the month throughout. Will go VA, FHA or conventional mort­ Buy-Backs!! No Confirmation!! NO DOWN PAYIViENT— 12 MONTHS TO PAY 30V4 to 38. Size 11. 3 l'a bust, nkmcs for trimming almost any combination—amesite drive— well landscaped yard shorts, l> i yards o f 35-inch; vest, gage. ^Exchange Plus Tax item. I ■ and is SELLING BELOW OWNER’S COST! (Equip, being sold by order of Hon. NEW YORK A T DETROIT lU yards. Pattern No, 2617 has hot-iron 9x12 BLUE colored rug, very rea­ To order, send 35c in. coins to; sonable. MI 3-4843. Rlchanl E. 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SATURDAY. JUNE 17, 1961 iPAGB TW ELVE jHanrlr^att^r 1Ett?ninSir for part of it, or whether the town | ______, " ^ of Mimmer sales promotions, one of ters or a cent per pound two weeks [need float a bond for only P«rtJ ■which "June Super Savings Days" ago—the fifth hike since March 14 Members•mbers of 'the 8th District Fire of it. „rhan\ •>®'’ wanted to know. /ends today, Jack Barry, executive —are predicting further boosts Department wishing to participate .Tason R. Nathan. That was a few weeks ago; don't director of the association said to­ during the next three months be-^ In the parade at North Thompson- . renewal operations for Region l !y_jj ,.,,n,mber day. cause of scarcity of scrap, Pur-' vine will meet at the fire head-■ of the federal government, said. • If there is a- mother.s’ day and The Jgycees* first annual circus chasing Week reveals. quarters at Main and Hilliard SU .: -You have to have bond issues for fathers' day why isn't there a here, will be held for the benefit New Quarter Century Club mem­ at 5:30 p.m. this evenir.g. j some of it for land acquisition near kids' day? of the Lutz Junior Museum. ' bers at Pratt k Whitney Aircraft -- I the beginning." On Saturday. July 1, a huge Oorp. at East Hartford are Paul Judith K. Ordwav. 19. daughter At which a spifct'tft whispered, The Old Wa.Ts iCaren Studio* motor van displaying a unlque'ex- Gustafson ot 42 Lewis St., parts of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter F. Ord-' "Doe.sn't he khow he's in Pay-As- There was something old- hibit of the "History of the Ameri­ Inspector, and Manchester native, way of 110 Cambridge St., was ■ Y ou-Go Land ?'■ fashioned and refreshing one Engaged can Circus” will move into the cen­ Preston A. Miller, now of SS3 named to the Dean's Honor li.st at ------j morning recently about seeing a The engagement of Miss Jean ter of the Parkade area, sponsored Forbes St., East Hartford, su­ Westbrook Junior College. Port : Really. My Deahl by the association. The exhibit will , voung man pushing a hand lawn C. Gagnon of Marlborough to Wil­ pervisor, process planning, produc­ land, Maine. Miss Ordway is ac-1 On a very humid evening recen.- j. Center St. He was ( be in at the Parkade for one week tion engineer. \ tlve in the Women's. Athletic As ly. a woman * «?^te * "sprucing u p ' the appearance o f : liam J. Dcscy of Manchester has prior to circus day and admission Mqst textile leaders have shown aociation and the Outing Club. party bemoaned the snug fit of lawn in front of the offices of i been announced by her parents, is free to all. Barry said, but chil­ re.ser\'^d enthusiasm for President She is a 1960 graduate of Manches­ last summer's cotton dress, but the Muncheytfr Chamber of Com­ Mr. and Mrs. Romeo J. Gagnon, dren under 14 years of age must be John F. Kennedy's seven-point pro­ ter Iflgh School. remarked that it was cool an.tway. merce. accompanied by an adult. gram to aid industry. But. warns "Whv don't you open it up a Extrom Rd.. Marlborough. Exhibit hours will be published Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Textile World, McGraw-Hill pub­ Tbe John Mather Chapter, C r -^ jj,.. 'jn,|^gesied another woman In a future announcement, Barry lication, this Is just a stepping der of DeMolay. will hold a bnefthe dinner table. Eklmond J. Deacy, 158 Hilliard St., aaid. Manchester, and the late Mr. stone; it is still up to industry to business meeting at 7 p.m. Mon-: the tight fitting 30 Ports Tied/ New PMA President Bob Par- solve its own problems of over­ day at the Masonic Temple. The; fjrpgj, which buttoned all down Descy. letle, said yesterday that he plans production, obsole.scence, narrow The bride-elect is a graduate of meeting will be followed by the , expressed her shock with to enlarge the associations activi­ profit margins arid product devel­ annual picnic at Sperry s Glen. . ^ rasp probably thinking of some RHAM High School, Hebron, and ties by Inviting all merchants who By Ship Strike is employed by Pratt and Whitney opment. Members are r^uested to bring j „,\he extreme decolletage of some are not yet members of the PMA Runner-up In recent Miss New their money for the beach party at I stars Aircraft, division of United Air­ but contiguous to the Parkade that time, since it will be the last (Continued from Page One) England Press Photographers Her equally flustered friend has­ craft Corp., East Hartford. Shopping Center to participate in beauty contest at Sturbrtdge, date for reservations. tened to explain she had meant Mr. Descy served two years in future promotional projects. Maritime Union—was set for t o -. Mass., was Miss Cynthia Glngras "opening up the aeam ' the U.S. Army and is employed by of United Aircraft Corp.'s weather Dr. Harold S. Barrett. 120' S day. the J. S. Descy Construction Co., .ATTEND OONFEBENOE Lakewood Circle, deputy commis­ Sixteen members of the Metro­ systems center In the Manchester Charmed Ufe Goldberg, who canceled a trip! Wethersfield, cionn. Parkade. sioner. Office of Public Health, will A Sept. 9 wedding is planned. politan Life Insurance Co., 920 participate in the second summer Painters had erected ladders to Europe which he had scheduled , Miwichester Parkade Office who Institute spronsored by the Con against a Main St building the ; today, held a news conference had euxceiptional sales and service nectlcut Health. Mental, and State; other morning, "id j yesterdav at which he said: try said there was a 40-day sup­ records last year attended a busi­ Lutherans Plan Welfare departments. The three- around on a platform balanced ply of stocks on the eastern sea­ ness conference In Monticello, day program will start Monday, between tw-o of the ladders. Their t "I have been in touch with the board. Four big companies—E.sso, President of the United States con­ N Y. on Monday at the Laurels Picnic Tomorrow June 19, at the ofYice of the State work proceeded quickly, as they : Socony-Mobil. Sun, and Atlantic— Country Club. Welfare department, and will be were painting only the window |cerning the maritime situation, are operating their tankers with and have given him a full report Those attending the one day af­ keyed to an examination of "A p -. frames and other trim, crews whose unions are not in­ fair included: Timothy McNamara Members of the congregation of plication to Management Theory 1 Tf,, painters moved their lad- about the situation. The adminis­ tration views with grave concern volved in the strike. of East Hartford; Jack Risley of 14 Emanuel' Lutheran Church and to State Senice." ders until the platform hung over The main obstacle In the di.spute Cook Dr., Bolton; Normand Gainea Church School w ll hold their an­ the side entrance to a soda shop. the strike under way involving the maritime Industry." 1s the union's demand to be given of West Hartford; Allen Lish of nual family picnic at the YMCA A patron of the shop was head­ the right to bargain for crews of camp in Colebrook tomorrow. He described the maritime in­ Vernon; Carlton Lesslg of Rock- T o h t i ing toward the side entrance, but American-owned ships that are \111e; Anthony Quirici of 169 Moun­ There will be only one session Set to BuV when .«he saw the paint buckets dustry as "an important, vital” registered under foreign flags—so- of (Jliurch School, at 9 a.ni. Car* one and said "the nation can ill af­ tain Rd.; Richard Quinn of Vq,mon; Parkade Association Officers overhead, she changed her mind called runaway ships. There are Burton Lisk of Rockville; Daniel Newly elected Officers of the Manchester Parkade Merchants' will leave the church immedlat** Light for Center and walked to the front of the ford a shutdown of this kind." about 450 of these, mostly tank­ ly after the service. Those at­ The effects o ' the strike have Horowitz of West Hartford; Ed­ Association at the Parkade Shopping Center off W. Middle Tpke store. ers. ward Brietenbach of 13 Ensign pose after being elected' at annual meeting and include Robert tending the 10:30 senice will leave Police Chief James Reardon re­ Just as she reached the counter, been slow to show up. Ralph E. Casey, president of the when It la over. Only sl.x ships were tied up In St.; Emil Liko of Windsor Locks; Barton, vice president, manager of Grand Union: Bernard Hicky, ported yesterday to General Mana­ another customer, an insurance American Merchant Marine Insti­ Raymond Tucker of Warehouse treasurer, of Hob Nob Restaurant; and Robert Parlette, presidenr A devotional senice at 5. led agent from next door, walked In New York yesterday. tute, contended that the flag is.siie by Arthur Gaard, Intern at Eman­ ger Richard Martin that a pur- In San Francisco, no vessels Point; Walter Ford of 14 Newman and general manager of the Fair. All were named to office at through the back door. was overshadowing the real econ­ St.: Charles Pillard of Bast Hart­ the June 6 annual meeting of the association. (Herald photo by uel. will conclude the day of fun chaw order for a traffic light at "Ooh, you're brave to walk un­ were scheduled to sail and there omic issues involved. and recreation. Edwin Naschke, tha Center of Manchester ■will be was no Immediate way of measur­ ford: Morris Forman of Hartford Ofiarai. der the platform.” ahe said. He aaid that American unions and William Sinnamon of 73 Hem­ superintendent of the church, is in He shrugged and sat on a stool. ing the scope of the walkout. charge of “arrangements. made out as soon as possible after "are pricing their members out of lock St. the Btart of the fiscal year July 1. "I'll sue. " Seven ships were being picketed jobs." An able seaman earns $160 tire new heating plant, Wiet re­ for the six months ending April 30. Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa Porter are in New Orleans, and other ports Kenneth W. Penny, C.LU., Is lated. Elamings for the three month pe­ The town will pay $1,165 for tW a week and a third mate or a third manager of the local office, which in charge of games. The CSiristlan light, and will provide the electric­ Compatibility reported similar situations. Union engineer $200 to $225 a week, he Know who you are doing busi­ riod ended April 30 amounted to Education Committee, consisting ity to operate it. At the meeting of the Manches­ leaders said the number of vessels has four assistant managers, 27 ness with. $.40 per common share, aa com­ aaid. , agents and 10 clerks on the staff. of Dunvard Miller, Russell Linger, The state highway department ter Redevelopment Agency, et al. affected would mount over the Casey said that about 300 of the pared to $.15 earned in previous and Raymond Horton, will sen’e will pay whatever balance Is nec-the other night, somebody asked ; weekend. ships involved receive federal sub­ GETS SAFETY AW.ARD quarter. Sales for the six months coffee and punch. assaiy , the chief said. ' whether the federal government, The first major piasenger liners DEALA IN PERM.ALUME ended April 30 totaled $26,263,000. sidies and that "75 per cent of any The Peck Lumber Co. at 2 Main Cltfton Monaghan of 21 Hendee In answer to a queation from the ■ would pay for any legal services that might be snarledled In the walk- increases granted to personnel of St. has 'been appointed a dealer of Rd. haa been awarded the coveted IX>W BID On BRltlOEB general manager.' Chief Reardon 1 required in planning redevelop- out are the United gtates and the these vessels would come out of the Master Operator's badge by Trail- Insurance Vendor Montpelier, Vt„ June 17

85 395 75 . Total Calls 137 BEWER DEa’ARTMENT ' Inspections ...... 1,53 Ml 3-0550 Sewer Assessment ...... 1 237.',54" Extinguishers recharged...... ■...... ^ Sewrer connections and r e p a i r s 433.00 In Uiis report I have not estimated value and Joss, because.tha LIMITED FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLB - value of property la very, controversial and the loss many times 1.670.54 is ridiculously high, I feel. , . ‘ BEWER DISPOSAL CHARGES SWIM FOR HEALTH Board of Education — Schools ...... 182 78 This Departmont at present and for many years past haa hwi Middle Turnpike W e s t...... 377.37 an enviable record of which wra are vary proud, because of detU- A|JnJOATIONS AVAILABLE AT i cated pcrsbnpel, good equipment, fait response and fog and LIGGETT DRUG TWn of Mwchester...... 2.384.41 ■ fiaxalL breathing apparatus training. A t the present time we are run- . ------ning another 20-week training course. AT THE « "m *S GROCERY 2.944.86 f C O R N S * P r m iH aikl E A ST CRENTER a n . Tour* truly, PARKADE K-= |. . t gtlital and RaeelpU 113,081.85 ___ JOHN XimRZ,Cbltf M u iluL f T»-» ■ and ^ ' f'l.;, . / MM mo­ ot ate- of 3.S ere waa 'chlclea. of the Hh year tnakera, »e quar- o weeka [arch 14 booata itha be- p, Pur- lb mem- Alrcraft re Paul parta cMinwiji M w. r nativ«| of SB3 JUNE 17 thn JUNE 23 rd, au- produc- e ahowTi realdent wa^hny narala and abort atoilaa Jlnt pro- ^-^hara adawtatiana wrlttea." . wama Meet ^Hie Happiest , t h e V B . A ael Hour Win con- Pat MtGooiwn 111 pub- tinan through tha with Any QueiHonif atepplng nai^Bbowa, inoaUy Bra.. .Maa ustry to M irrfu a aaya t h n r ^ Xouhd the Star of CBS of over­ Gif 1 ip the World’ rating goaa up in the auaunar and narrow audianM lateraat ia high. .*Y caaY ^ H a s CooBte Stevena made an undentand why other abowa go album of aoaga aha ahma on ^DaiigerMan^ 't devel- in tor rtpaata." “Hawaiian 1^7?" FraidMU K «r Yack (MBk) — Meet tiia ^ program, in ita yean on u'**r contract Patrick McGoohan, star of tha iss New radio and TV, haa.found and train­ fraphera MW J i ^ R u le ... Sha’a H ate' with Warner Brothan Itoedctk, new "Danger Man" aeriea an CSS >■ ker flait muaical an ed numy young writers and dirae- but has not recorded an atoum.of Tdavlaion Network, reveaia tort irbridge, toto.tlky'ra any good, than Glngraa gM gw ^„^T ka Happtaat CMr|[ Ik her “Hawaiian B|ya” m w a a Btrange IndUferwice to tta WaHU**... And tlte titia oei they more on to tha movtea or the oaeurity plus a desire tor a Ufa weather rtaga. And wa hare to and ncheeter w g .ker pwMBt M tal atata;,, Q—When is Khria Presley gotog o f axettement led to hia TnrnmiM' train ndw onaa." to appear on telavMon agator an actor. By aU righto, ba should M kc k kaavy drama Joan R. have become a fam erakd takoa A—Nagotlatiamr are euireatly over hla family’s'productive acres MCecai2£t thia ■“jrou *2^ hava ta under w ^, but aotUim detoiite to Ireland. Or he ndgM havk'lm. mto jmir jMgrAa avwy kight. tt \Jack Slattery yrt. come an executive tor a Britiah m 't Mte'Sat atfaet yote I m m Srm. Instead, he la an actor. ..m a iBuiical la a laik. X B«ioir ee J , Q—What k tho naam af the The fact that thto waa toe right kV ^OdraB iwUea tiuit fm ham- Announcer an charitable organiaatian with which move was confirmed by Britiah v tir thaae da»a* - Shirley Temple is aaMctotodT newapapar. critics a few smnirs ha- ration of IChartaa K. ch and Jaalsa eht to M a iMa- ^Hou^Party^ tore he began wmking an "Daagar heir an- le rla a .. . But aha beaka bar aittoa A—Shirley Templa is chairman Man.*’ Tbey nominated Wm the ! YMCA 3 #Hla dator a lut M pporladT^ rt tha IM l Maniple Sclaraala MS theatre’s heat actor of tha year. tbraa maa... “fare ad toem lat bbl ^ Jack Blattary, aanouac.. ^ A few wetos later they named »■«««»' )W. HW Cheat Fund Crive. Mm. aaa didn't. I can atlU hear that “Art Uni^ttar'a House Party" on John F. Kennedy ia honorary the best actor to television. aeeeion afuadb.”... Sa Ma ewdtdiad to tho OBB TelovialoB Netwoik, McGoohan waa bora in New ni. Cara jehaitmaa. Sf**"*!!* A* erat. aha didnY Uiea atartad hia career when ha waa York City, March U. U28, but was mediate- It... “But whek I waa in meaie' partn y e a n o f age, ainigliig hymna tcAngdanted to the tomUy term hose at- M a loo Angdaa India station. Q—What waa tha naam o f the in Cbuaty Leitrim, Ireland, kdto Kim Staaley, I aaar that theca ohaiaoter in tha aketeh Jackie ill leave wtm aanaathlng to It after an.” - A baoama a protoaaloBal “eraon- he yna two. He attended school « r whan ba waa 18, aad later GleMoa plftyed several y m n man t 5. led fla alw Into tha .daaeiair Iwcfc- rt. toe time he sUpped and brake o ?^!2?‘****’ ®M**«*. k»d entered formed Ua own dance band, per- 'hia lag? Lea R. Ratcliffe College to Leicester t Eman- g ?* * *“*■ a rnukaal . . . But tormlag tor adiool aftaira. kkigland. to im T y of fun Mara Barer auar ^ . . «n i andt- A—-“Rudy tha Repairman.",,.^ ttoaad for QrrU fUtehacd. tha dl- mattery waa born in ------At that time McGoohan had Naschke, aty, Mb., Fto. Id, m r. itis fam- ch, la In ractar and bar oowtar. . . . “My come to no decision about hla fu­ ^ M to waa a arakMy t r a m ^ to mpred to los Angrton when Q: I heard that comedian Aiv ture career. He left coUise to nold Stang wiU start in a new ae [>rter are fJttarwacda Cyril aaid. Ton ware I ha wns anwn and he attended pub- 1M4 and toek a Job to thartra tek my daar. Brea that laat nata lie aoboola there. In IMP, he waa riea nOkt season T What ia toe m ^ of the BritUk Rope ObTto Qirlatlan i-aU of them."* graduated from tha Uahrenity of aame of it? Joanne S. Sheffleld, vdth the toten^i of un- onaiating thaufb tha muaioal ia h ard; Seuthern California, in loa Aa- A.: Arnold Stang'a voice will be de^potog a three-year executive 1 Linger, gelea. uaed for the new animated car­ irato^ course. This prospect of- ill aerve work, with auanuoua haUeta. aha’a R JJMMUMly . . . h ad p a r t o click, aomeUmaia they eeUeiik Biattoiy apeat toon seriea, “Top Cat." ferrt security but no ernttraiaat. ^ M a thinfea aha would nice to You naUy don’t know why. thraa yearstea a Jack-of-aU toadm so he q tot M real comady . . . “i got into AM aometimea you're haring a at v a r ^ Xfm Angolaa tadia ate- Q: ls.it tnia tort Joanna Dm G1E8 haaw draiaaa, and produceta Jaat mlaenble time, and aracybody **• l®‘ *ed tha CSS and June AUyaon once did a niyh| rierk, chicken farmer and fA>)—The e m U ^ aaa me doing a comady. •tajia cryin g thamaalrea. radio atair in Hollywoad. a« club act togetherT Mary L. w » k « r —MWJoohan came down Meriden r aaar they'll ha aaaier to M ikiaf announear tot KMX-,,-,.., m to a aerioUa Utoeas that kept him apparent " " Poor . A* P^Cy correct They aandnoe.** tor two and a half yeara In 1M4, both duaoed together In the idiortia to bed for six months. Fcdlowhir prelim- AM tao next day you fiiyi ft m a Jw reaigned to do fn o lane# an- walked ridgea In t v pubhe win aaa her daaea of the Copecabana night club in and aingfor tha flaat time in Au- I did one ttiat I thought w u nonacing. Now York Caty to the early Rcpertoiy Co. aad irlington 1 Wouldn't araTirtehtt » Joinod tha “ Hbuaa P a r t f iwwas rtked If there was any vacanelss. inounced ------. . Sha'n da a apecial with l>uraato and Bob Hoaa. ta ^ earllar hi tha ave- ?*** *'> »**» program began in HV WM tAkwi on u Mwistiuit StAgW Depart- but JMk caUed tha next ^ for Jack Faar ia Uka 19 been with Q: I recently saw a re-rua of tto .d ^ ever aiace. aometimea (OtaUaaed an Pago Pbnr) Jdraw a.pacty . . . Biat’a the 2 S a r ^ S ;. ^ "The Life of Riiejr" in which an »m*togto Qraon Baan . . . But mUng to for Art Uaklattar when actor portrayed the flanoae of Ri­ pa’U cub far Jack Paar dur- tha prngram’a tegular boat, waa ha d ^ Y aoaan it in quite the lag tha week of June M ley's daughter. What is hla vnof it aaunda. a « M M buatiiaas or vacation trips. nama? Joyce V, M u^ they let Um pick hto own ^ a n yon gira a party." ha Jhck iiTDu ia a rambilnr raaeh ;R iS* i 7 aaya. “yaii narer can ba auita Bead to wmk 5®"** "At M a fertile aen af Van . A; "• Prtbably referring people you hare a rapport to Martin Miner, who today is the Mra haw it wOl work. Sometimaa wijw to the San Fernando Valley. star of “Routo 60," » la married to the former Marn R*RD Mi^pf hopcAa Ho aaya tha aecrat of Jack'a f>oouty mcaaa-and that « any inters A ^ a t m ttoia^ waa deaigner fo r a *«*«•«» trooL the rtawer—ia native curioaity. . . . W“ ®*r Broa. Their three daugh- South? Barbara M. j|;M *M a.W ^ la Spsria •If you re baaicaUy curloua about A: Yea and no. Polly waa , ^ &ad haa WasUaatoa p a ^ a , you’U aak . queaHona that ^ g . I*. 1P42, Pat, bom K a k ^ 17, bora to toe South, but haa lived slR SSfV** “a U win interest tha viewer," IW^^and Maigarrt bora ^ p t ®pc time or another In prae- *JS*a WrasMtes UcMy all secUona of tha United ■ — Wsrid st Bpsrte H anrtiail, one o f the States. / T ha^ jSuild oaeials w h o^ to ' apara Uma is occupied ^ ^ n e k I Hour, aaya it’a hla hobUeo, woodworidng, D«“ rM ayer vs. OMuUo Nuiim tohing mid duck bunting. ® Q: What haa happened Ann temjiad mlddlewelshu. Puarto to SJaas bussasw UkeObdullo ^ ELECTROf^lCS ISSTJSI®,. ‘ —"We're K Davie, who ueed to plav left, and tow "Schtotsy" on toe Bob Cummton poutA w 7(SS isei **“And ?• BeemB of his lo fom bo LABORATORIES I !!” *•" gamble on eem>i» ». - J o to RuaseU o f “ lAwm an" waa ■how? Bob M. ^ bnproY^ with eveiy fight Im I ahow. If they don’t aaU-ui^toere'a A: You may bo aeetog bor Oregon’i Denny Moyers I no .niece elae they can f«Ve it So 1 be old enough to do ea I pleeaeT*' b ^ aC Aie fighting Moyer broR^ ^ p lie d John, “Nobody Uvea that agata on the TV ecraraTSe has fbuiei fAcee hip 277 BROAD w« G n to gd looking for Mo m — tent Boxing niAAter Moyer In a long, son." ' S Jf" running parts on Doth {bfl .nore poliebed And ft^enacd Mr. Bd and "Pete and Gladys.)) fighter (he bolde a dedei^^ovtf welter chAmp B n fiS ^ im th ) whpiw oorabhiAtlon punchiae Is IW O -W AY SATURI)AY Television PROGRAM his hmoT Moyer ' by- deelstoa RADIO IMSfATCH •:» M v. Ou WIU wiSV*®^ £ffSJ? lelu ^ Boone.Ttmrai -y -j: g l:M mSSS*^’ “ , CARS WMs. WwM of Spwis nionj^ lo bedeide pi a mui. AiMt Ailing old goAeYAL t;M WsoobaM a S « S S ^ M S K “u2s!STi Yaakoes.st Detroit Mfia* LoasM Bsesbag W awl the Arrow” •*3S!isa?'.Ra"„ ■ •iM Bpsrte Farads ap D w ^ 'r o a ^ W . .. _ TDMDAT. dUKB IS kaafjrtf.ssK.j * “ Romsmber." Oorool JOIM L JENNEV as M r t OaassMks ■ SS!S??:-. ihepoM). ’ wS^r ISSSwl “ e. LEROY NORRIS Vito a-riioriS irtm , A flO O O IA n mjurtod ooriSTwhLraTr^ •:W W r^-"=-” ^ — pnitoot his Uteiar- • :U Bf ^toantoanderthsl Maa’’. itobwt , rjoehres a dasth itomL .7 iw |ffMurance o f A U K ih 4» . B o h 4 » ^ x s e r"" . SM N.MAlNBtBnTr I w & S V l S l ?*■?■> dai^lSgJ% Rh o n k l a SM M fass* A I 161 MAIN SmUBBT Cook's I Wwk. g jr t Potolas n home i ? V i C raO M B MS,|LgiM6 •• MaBywasd's Ptoaat S SCRVICE STAUON .d^qssoia^^ h ^ r s r l 24 Hoar Radio Dispatch wSfia I • ------Marshal ggjjjte.’’ Bob Bom. K S K anuUiiMi Wredtor and Rond Servicn ' Orth TWIN oaks Siloe *aa iahabs Jto drivers compete ia lor a DDHoi ai nh g^.nS5S.^iS?’" ffartli .Rasters w ELEOTRie GO. ‘ W N n E T T worn AUr^ CORMIRCIAL AktoMotiT6 R6fdrii« RESIDEHnAL ) Front. End AUfnnuat INDUSIWAI. • Anto Electriie ^nrien ! tT ^ W O O D C a Im alaa avaUiM rt Ntai^a Mar- • Carbnretoiw C om ploif HttiHciams ^iab. ^WTWieo o iK ^ . v w j *25’ •**.*yAa Tpka. Bart; Ban- ckarFa AHanlle, X8S MI66Ia Tpha. # Tnie-Upg HICHARB V. DUBUO, Pram X ■ ICtPUNT yart; Dart’s Oaiir. 6U Bart oBrakan V 410 MldBe ipkn Bart tator; Bnftal’s Fl|k« "A", lU w r 0-lflO ih to O in te ; ONva’a B a ^ f i t H artfrtd W« WiU Service Yew Car While Yim Sleep P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. OONNn SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1961 il(M(ii(i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ^CH E^TJR, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE i7, 1961 PAG^: THREE SUNDAY T e le v is io n PROGttAM SULUVAN IN RALT TUESDAY T e le v is io n Barry Sullivan, atar of "The ttW itm to B Oloria Henry aad Joseph Kearns C#l«bratM iiirtliday , Bbiiub TWl Man," baa left for Italy PIPE awl SUPPLY Yaakresk«M at Dotrott , la ’-nuber’a Day fUrnkr. WU- ^V.M a^iU ItoDf - whose Ufa wAa saved by a crime DTOmUPCMtAtn air aoa." Pattaor’s Day looma efaoer- i : U Ba Our Ouaai syndicate member, to ordered by where he'll make a new movie, CkkSMo I M tor Ut. miSoS when graaohy - Jfmmimwm the m a ^ r to rid the city of or- "Lightl in the PlasxA.” He returns trmam^n tlm # O if *m..\ ' •• g ' g g g s r «lW I , (M Wr. BahA noised crbnA to Hollywood In time to start ' Se'erlSt*"”** ^*^*walia. fiM D»w# Q aw nw y T iln j U.A e ^ n E a r p __ I , i t shooting next season NBC-TV SShSLSSlir^ iX tM a ^ A v Maria Hugh O jB iW In "The Guntlgbt o a r WwM ■oora la “ B a ” . • J b . Ace" OrMtge Baft, 8 jlm At the Corral". The Barpa "Tall Man” programs on Jime 26. .------yeftek1 Mr^oat^aa hires o« bodranard' ■Uaey aad tho Ctontona aboet U .ouL Ttie co-star of "lU I Man,” t9u • ib fer.aa eoeeatdo- hdireas. (Ro. i i » •* • • ■ * * * , t : t t Cangmsatoaal laveaUgator U MM Pkaattan la Madiriao Jf Oulager will occupy bis tlnie away HEATWO SUmJES SSSSoM I u s s s r ^ - f l i t t ; t t Tam BwsO Sbaw from the TV camera with per­ RWiakwa „ L e ^ w____ g^^uto^isisaajis..*^’- "Die Pryhig B ^”. Tom Potter CrotBon. “no B ^&grfarit • takas, etobonte precauUons to sonal appearances at rodeo# and ntmtAMJUBD n Um j . ayiM bebm trappM by a teto- acting m Sbakespcarc’a "Taming ataaaai^or hoa^, la a CamOr a ! y ptoMM” . ririgj^pertrotmer. ^ OuM: Neirtoolraowh ^atraian, llama. Barbara/Bala. att wS of the Shrew" at the San Josa BONME PEfERIMII ~ HUt. — S S S r a SB i t iu S r • - Mission in Sail Antonio, Tex. tile. 1^5" t ^ r . c T Mtervlewed abont tho lot. a: _X9iuile Maaaa, c m m - Reflection-Free TV Boris Karloff to host "The W p - OB Mo rooeat • ito ;------_ % Wind Tb Java". W ed Mao- pie Room” . Touag man ataada to OMCdlDoMlt Al ' noreliwt y ^ a i S K ^ ^ Murray inherit a haunted hours If he ^ Adariml aad Swabby Shew i t sleeps In it one n l^ t and keeps AT. “'*** a for a year. (Repeat). • Owe OawtHMtwr nia toikouio1 t.ttS8?%Lj;r*%^ %.S lt:M.. .. STto£*m Va Sbo o a t i Art PatM ". During a stay WMeeowik Wm * t, i t . I t Tbe lato Boris Paatoraak, hTPartonweta.aa m atn. [P eh a T h sO a * - t "The Renendea". Luke aad Sh WHY EE A PARiTpIHME • Om BeapeeaWMty C jrfie*! Ruarlaa port and M at and her .menadng ‘^protoe^ m I Wttok Draw MeOiaw t mon are forced to drtvo renesada in, Thr lUrquMa Da*. aaa awarded the (Repeat). Jt^TkaCtow. g aoldters to tha Canadian border. ASH MAti? • Om FitjnwHrt M m -"N The Third Man U c— .~yell._ Peter Broim*- S 5 A itt Bed Skeitoa Shew t rawkey.’ ’ . BmMttored ooDaw Oa Pan da 8 \ “ Candid Clem". Skelton portrays JTe*U convert Ot w 14 ToMaP KsferiM w 8 the marshal to a-gnn ——-"wv-avJR® TEED EE Clem Kadlddlehopper, who mort- ELEOfROMeS liBORRTORIES ' I Weatb y , Mawa aad Sperto 8 n g e s the family, farm when he that furnace ^as^swTSUd. s . i - Wevla la u m VUlago Trackdewa if meets a "talkinp' horse with a M 3.24A3 partooo aaifii. All aloae In tha t:ta 277 1KOA8 -ST. MAMCHeSTER I Mews aad Waathar 8 tip -on a ’ big horse race. Gene to dean, convenient tka atafriag Julia Aetfea Theater U Autry’s tamed movie horse, W > « I . irssss»jsf7 ?i. " Harrto Parlay Oraager aad Bar- ’ Keeper" Cbmplon. n e s t stars. GAS HEAT ate murage—aa lee cream n r Wonw. . Draaia r ^ m Mrau Dollar Mavis It PETERMAirS othar rtorlea, B E «»g t it o «*w. aahra harolaa n m Hra Big Pletara IS "Never Take No For An An­ • a Dr. CVrIettoa . u .who hdlB In lerrs wlto aa ararl^ > News t. t. It. M swer". Dennis O'Day, Vittorio jvUh a law cost flam blar awl Hwatiac Cla. Wrera " n doaa''yoMm man who oourta her HaatleyjMaktoy Bepart ' I t Manunto. . *fS5Sf^ ammpieaaliM nHiga . M Sparta Parada M L n 1 B n gh Bldera t tt:M Gany Moore Skew t 4M Mala St— MHckeator 8 •ita fraahoa . 1 m Guests: Jo Stafford, vocalist, and 1J-J5 ® t ia * Of Warn Tha Piaaa . ' at Paefcaga Knedittoa 8 Dick Tan Dyke, comedian. (Re- Conversion Burner UM Owwifctee b S Ipolor). Oaaat: Sanator Jolm O. e t ^ ^ £ d ” ^ Miaiaa Daltor Mavto U ;). Btperfancntal Serl«a; JanS Tower 4R-Tena), IT DOES .to. A Differsnee W here T s r S a v e ) Adventurer of Caaanova". Ar­ Don’t carry a single aah or IgegMMiw. 1 ^ s p o ^ aaeal. Bepert tt. M clinker thia winter! Cemvert — 41m. Wlora turo De Cordova, Lucille Brem- TV Preseato _t. it„. . t.. l wwne™ aa sdditidaal guaaia. "The T iger". Toy Mger shows that old fashioned H Q I^I UFE iNSiniANCa: OlS**j8aMk ^ d *flr A eathee- Local Mews tt signs of coming to Ilfs, John coal furnace to , M&MWMt' to r W g j^ d lm Mawr. Weather aad Bpaito * it . t t Newland. host-direetor. AND YOUR iBatoawet. « Pacar Oa America I t Mlllien l^lar Mevto IS clean, oonvenlent MONEY BACK t:M Tfce.Tweetleia Oeatary ^k Stage tl gas heat. We’ll I S to S S t ° * * * * * * * *8 .Jflth Arthur Oodfrey as boat A.V* 1M C, 31% Commeal i i l t : t t Sllento nease I « « • » > t D o r ^ OoIIhia uid Allen p S t TV Shew WlUrJaas Allysea i t show you how In­ NEW SDN UYB p l a n gm^TeaagBhew- ». » Saa Praadres Beal I Markham St expensive It can .///./ L O A !V O U PM lt -* Laramie— It, M llsM News, Weather A Sports t. t readera .dttrtaa tUe Naal occiipa- lAitt ^ ’,35 IW “ John Smith, Robert Puller In be. Call today. L PMvidea iaauiaaee protoe- U:U ' > C I I I 1) s A wbimU Big. News t t tloB to age 6S. U iM UOQ of tUetr eounlry In World "Track of the. Jackal." Jeu Mews A Weather St WAr n. Walter Cronkite nar- Dhrldead L tt. faces bosUle townsmen when he 11:11 Peatare Film t • gSeA (Bepeat). v fM m m tries to protect a fui^Uve from "Dancing Lady” . Clark Gable, 4. Katonw all baaie aanoal pro. 8ea Bee* a aa unacrupuloua bounty hunter. Jack Paar Show I t t T. fa AITKIN CO. M M aw W Bdenea PleHia Theater U **"y ***""* tittsT riwAwtiat " iBtfi'TgTtey (Repeat). (Color) aalama It Ufa aaaorel nr«a J^iadow or ToiiitMtono*’ , Sex Al- TMe te Tsar Ufa M yTtom iofd”. WMrieyMrda tt Ralph Edwards Is boat t44l MAIN RT, MA^OBBSTER • ROUTE 41. OOVENXBT W gs Baaay g. it . i t Poataro i t to ago 45. Wall Dieaay P teeeale 40. SI ^n aedleB t Bepert a lit! M m auu-lie, a vagrant dog. inatoto-oo , "CouretoeouB Mr. Penn". Deb­ Ml 3-6793 D m BIMo laWHoto «a| t “ Hpraea for -Oreen.'* Oslonlatr B^rt of Iho Past ta tt08 ^ (ha Warit ^rap getting Into me act while Porky orah Kerr. 4. b avallaUa for aaale aal' l* :t f n tm to steal BritM henea for an atiaok emcees the show; other storiea. ll;Ii Wsrid’a Best Meries • SA IE S atol U;H ^mrr_B«ar»B«>S^ww mvmmmmmw —Ncwa —^ t. B taaalo—ago 15-to 54. 1:M on their eneimr. bat they are al­ ™ a Wash Ateoad lha Wbrid ' ** f f % e i KMty t:M Father Kaswa Best I "Dinner At Eint". John Barry­ SBRVIOB Togr CM MaaHy , most ca p tu re when uiey rebel ’ 4t I t Ptoybauaa Robert Toung, Jane Wyatt In more. Wallace Beery. MBdm afeoweW ■ . ^ agalnat dladpUne. (Ite p M ). Rerlew of the WeelFa aewa alor- "Sentenced to Happlnaas.'’ When Il:2t Jim Rawthsme’e Paany World It d A. VAN -----*-.-ad 1:tt laseio - a- Don WILLIS Gorage l l : t i Jack Farr Skew n 45 Tellnad Tpke. ’t l 8 lea by News CotTcsnondents la a former gardener for the An-, DVDSEN Jon . June Lockhart. all of the wortd. (Pre- • TBOIALiaTR ON }l8p^%to”^ dersonii gets Into minor trouble (Color) D Io trlet Hugh Relay. ’’Tbe Swallowa. m .. „ inlere).. wtth the law, the Andersons lt:M Mite Desk t Pinos/' Timmy aad Laasio YTHEEL ALIGNMENT gad . lt:M News aad Weatker | Sapoavloor UdO taaday Hews Bpialal a ritch In to heto- (Repeat), rlalt a ttttle chapel to see if the Nows 40 - - BBARB SERVWB '-- ^raeam ^ it. tt 1t:U Momeal of Medllattoa t awMIows hare returned to ao- Nawa • Waathar a ORNERAL ADTO RBY a IB s m ^ ^ Chuck OMBora 1a "Baraaca” . 1:M Newt St 141 E. O eater nud 'migration and are allocked thmday NlgM Raport « Colorful bandit attempts to take l : t t Mews t StrtoC "A ro^e Mau MadU Piwtering to team that the. chapel has been Itowa aad^eathar at MltctoAp 4-tS41—IS MAIN RT, MANCHESTER . control of North lV>>k to gain re- Jurenlle DeliomietieyT" — TMrt declared muafe and la to be Amtey NIgU W|^ » /Kris? Royal M I 4-M04 in an elsht-wedc «7cle of dUror- w e ^ (Repeat). a . against a townsman. (Ro- When "SinK Along With Mitch” irtpna on "Tli* Prom and tb« . . . . Rnchd and 7 1» Stranger.' n Z-4401 Clergy.*’ • U:M FMdare nim a L it . n GlOto retuma to TV via NBC-TV on Ice Cream Co. n isu rley. Temple aiww M. SO "Broken Lullaby.” Uoael Barry­ t:tt98?A£/£% n . I t p w m o BhAmaa In “ Take Me Thuraday nights In the fall watch fWMay Pateol . a "Klm." ami of aa Irish more, Nancy CarroR Vardlef la Tanra To Yoor Loader". WUle wriking INOOkPtMtATED BDIjr LIFE o r CANADA ) T n Pla BowHaa n tid ier In India, goes to work for A d e M BtehmaBa Oa Trial a OmnertlrtH ftondi sentoy duty oa a dark and stormy lor Mitch Miller to put a little . ^ Wild MB n d i 3 B tH« British tMcret Berrleo. aa a MANCHESTER Ha Our O m i . i t t:M Feataro ii Late Slew la alriit, Doblo aad Maynard ro- “ Elngliah” on the show. The 47 Warren SA—M I 4-4960 counterspy by masquerading as 1m Late Shew at •S** SMti' ••• •* call ihoir hair-ratolng experlenco Geairied one has just hired a Brit­ Watty’s POndajr Pnaaloe a a natlvo. (Rep^). ■■^e Wouldn't Say. Too” . Rosa­ 4 A I on a eimilar spooky nigbL BaiMay IM M e raataro U MIIHsa D oliw ^ 10 lind R ^ e lL . OLDSMOBILE Alto^ niekeaok Aesoala $1. t t ish dancer, Veronica Bravo, to en­ JtomeittBM’*. K. _ B «5 u m ’ ridon.” Jeffrey PreToo 40 "VODR OLDSMOBII.B DEALER* "Ambltlop". Dtotriot attomay. hance Ms cast. ' ^op Oun” Werlliw Rayd^ mil. ” D iat ll:U WwM’s Bed Medea - 8 ^88 Over TOURftINE PAINTS : Hctaro for a 8m X« Afler- irivlaa Leigh. That Hagen Qirr*. SUrl-y Tem-' Booa — P ie . Ronoiuud ReAgan. F S12 W K T CENTER STREET "Fkteon Out West'' Brekea Afiew A U-M M m • Weather 30 Flovois •BRUSHES ftW Deaaie Me WuMco .1 M;SB Nemeat ef iR w M l 4-14U aSehac Sentoa Jay North. "Berbert Anderson, 1:M N m WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM • WALLPAPERS In Gallons! •:W Peataro PUm t titt Pva Oal A 8ecral t i "Adm iral Worn A Lady” . Edmond With Garry Moore, host and em­ • SANDERS. POLISHERS "Safety-Tested O'Brien, Wanda Hendrix cee; paneltou Bill Cullen. Henty ‘ tiH.Towa Lvier a Theater STEAMERS FOR RENT MONDAY Television PROGRAM Morgan, Betsy Palmer, Bess LttSSisi?'* Jack Myerson. iiM B d g o M m gU ^ • Mljlfoa DoUar Movie •ilt ;^mpo*er Age MaB ^ **"” « TV Hi«r ef Stars - It .Used Cars" Dave Oarroway Teday Sbmr : ; ^ e Day toe Booklea Wapt"T "M r. Ace' George -Raft, tlyl' Here’s asllrwced It at "Who Holds TomorrowT’’ Anita Betty Grable, Joe Penner Sidney. ivS Findell 4:44 Town Crier i Ekberg. Charles McGraw. . .u. Vhlverslly of NM Air Paul’s Palat aaA . ^ AgrienMore Hepet4 M Sdt Peatare PUm ( Bariy Show ItMt Circle Thealse t FOR *'Naal Agent", Conrad Veldt, Ann t ; t t ntoaay Thomas Show ' t 1 : » Weatker "'Rrander Over Artoona". Skip " "Tbe Dedicated American—Tha A lii Day# Oarroway Teday 8haw ft. Ayers "Danny and the DenUst." Dpon Agrtonltare Newa Homeler . C(MimNAMIDDUMOOK,lK. Ittl'Mewe. Weatker Story of Dr. Gordon Seagrave". WallpaiMr ^pply . Heritage a Pepeye Theater g wife Kathy's Inustence. Danny Tke Admiral aad Sarabby 8haw M Poignant and Inspiring life story VENETIAN TiH Weather n Wlu Adidral Jack makes aa appointment to see tho ' mVESTMENn i m P ^ e Of Skakespsaro Big Mae Shew It of 'T h e Burma Surgeon". •46 Main St.— M l 9-0300 Hews Piret iiMw B dentist (Reneat), . _ Buhieas Bepori Leas Baager it. U II Ceald Be,Yea H. It j ^ e of Poplars” . Anne Whisperiag HmBb It, It MR. OCOROE P. JOHNSON 4R, HOaocer »:M Dalversitv ^ T h e Air f iU PeUx The Oat t (Color). Nighttime edlUon of toe Shirlej^ James Ellison Audte M u rr^ , Guy Mitchell In 2'H Sf’^f WefSer C:tt Yogi Bear t BLINDS aeaa Bepeirt PBIBNDLT AND HELPFUL TRANSAOTION8 HANDLED t i t t Tkls Is O w p S uT , daytime audience - parilclpatlon lia i VaivereltyotSSrr w The A ir Bsrir BlMw ’ It "Deadliest ’^Weapon . • Ruililess Flippy The CIswa I t show starring BUI Layden as l^tranaer At My Door" tycoon, asks for jpoOee protection ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS Hap Rlekarta latarpel OaUtog M host. « liM N m■ midaad Wei . , Tho M n ilm l aad Swabby Show when iito life to Ibreatenad on the tilt Caplala Kaagaioo Mews I t and SUPPLIES • lie nietame . eve of a sale of gold mine, a to ^ ■St MAIM STREET SSL. Ml 4-1106 . Breakfael Ttaae t i l l Oaraaada t t t Naked Ottar A i t SI 0 «r SPEEDY SfMeidty BlgU Thao' t : t t Peatare PUm t Paul Burke. Horace McMahon iiU Captala baagaioo I “ A J !" _ ? b w 8 t : l t Ahdy Oriffitk Sbaw TV MaU Order Marfcat t t and Harry Bellaver in "Take a ^ CUSTOM MADE HHAnieH Bis TIa 11a 44l U Whfn. a dangerous escapee from "T tie Night Is Toung”. Doaald t i l t Maws Waathar aad 8parts I Ih it." Once-wealtoy famUy, now laULY DEUCIOUS BreakbMf Tim 8 liU Palls The Cat g Uie state prison heads for May­ Cook t;44 Peatare Tttm 8 Bomper Boom „ Bascae I .41 broke, continues to live on high 485 Middle T p k ^ East "Green Promise” . Walter Bren­ t:tt TogI Bear g berry. state paUee set up head- t i t t Mews A Weather t scale when maid borrows lewel- -uuartera In Sheriff Andy Thy- •A. Wtmsn .Who 8ew8--HfNi Nice C M w r' Oastoon Tima ^ Apple far tha Ttaahar” U CHICKEN nan. Marpuerita Chapraaa. JSa?TheOlm M tor's poUce station. (Repeat). At— ry from guests and Invests In se­ M I 3-4865 ^muer W—m W fVIED lEE IfgMIfgMiev iej T d sm Olabhsaso t l curities. OArtoeaTIme It N m 5 (toaeentratleB it . I t tiM News ‘ 1.1. n. sa l t : N . ^ e Man aad the OhaUeage n wotor) Hugh Downs to omcee. ^ „ l^y-Brtohlsy Bapari tt Tightrope ' Almanac B tiU Madera DIgwl n Sperial' t m m m t>W L—aey Taass * 48 Bmcma I * V M .. . F M * iagli MTRBRICS fnio f i l l Bpaita Parada i t U :W News, Weather aad Sparta I n w worid’o •'Oaeat oatla' oklek- Admatarin In Faradba A 4t. M Maraiag Show *’** titJto * Sparta I lt :lt 1 IS to Laoy litt Dwigaraas AsMa t Maws, Waathar aad Sperto t M * wMfe laeomparaMo taate. Tws Paoas Waal ig. Oartaer McKay bi ''NIghtmars Big Mews t t MANCHESTER tiW IlfarriedJaaa a In- the Sm>.’ ’ Panenger returns FILSRIM M ILS l i Lw Milt Fibti! Say Whoa m8S?D%lw X«vto ' U News A Weather M Motalaa Wiew W •sti Mews t Wralhao 8 to fatoerie tropical latond home iaato . ''Minesweeper"a Richard ixlen, Mews,, ti|arto. Weather i t CAU. DT ORDiW '' IlMf' T««h” 18 f.2?. tlm v e m him mlaslnc M itt VMoo VUlago Jean Parker U :U F ea ta m ____ CYCLE SHOP “ ’“ L T f ^ S r d 8 CInbbeoso - n 'JMIae Sweeper". Rlehaid Atlaa, Bari SoUer "BUly the K id" Plek Dp 14 MiantM Latw Beattt Evwy Dear Noon to 4 PJI, Shtwriap I f AJL to 4 PJL -Play Soar Baash Weather. Leeal Mows t t Robert Taylor, CYCLE SALES and SEBVKK - .. Cmpaaa ft Jeaa Parker • (Ootor) Mawa aad Waathar M.I t Brian Doalevy 8:a News A • tt It lt:tt Bcaaeaoy. Ja^s Oeapar. 1 Jaah Paar Sbaw Srossr- 8 ■"tiayjBrliAley Bepsri ' tt Tea Askad Wot M 7tU Waatem Maaa. Blghlighto t t (dolor) Columbia— ^Humber Bperts Farads 4# "Harvey's Doll". Henaesey dis­ e m o ^ H A L L p HARCTYW BP. o BIANOHERTMM wj M ^ WAMMiwir U rit The Prioe la Blghl Mawa M DEOi’S DRIVE-IN ^ R:*ak*5 8 covers SMncer Blair H appac (Color) liM MaBba Baa t Paalara i t 444 OENTBB ST— M l 4-4444 U>at ^blo Bxpaaaro a A*’ 'r DInaer Nevte t voptoo ritea m Doahlo Bapesa ia Jeremy Slate. Ron Ely. Divers " It Happened In Paris" Henri English— R(dlfast Frier Is Bllhl . « D - Ifi. ^ «>act llkenesa a a k Steam 8hoW Lainnr Lahr and Mike Madison, Videl, Evelyn Ksyea (Oolorl _ of Admiral Shafer. — teademy Ptoyheaea hired as teobnieal advisers for a llilt W ^ ’s Beri Maries BOB KIERNAN m Prop. Phil awrcre t ___1%e______Ace i ^ .(O ( elS ^-. tt "IM g e C ity. r t f Qals S tem Show ■ 8. f t moyto b e lu shot at the boaefa at U :N Greatest U9 Middle Tpke. Went ,, Aoadeiny Phiyl^M 5 ■rate D ^ Marls It Drama jniggeated by the real Ufa “’*&£—3 *2 :'^ Malibu, find themsehraa involved M I 4-0644 ItiM Tear Sotprisa Padkags 1 “Vaderaorld teadal". Phmip W . H. England Lumber Co7 Leva That Boh in the Bohitlon of a daring ar­ Oaaeratrallea n It ReeA H lli^ Brook U :t t Lava OlUb mored car robbry. (Repeal). J liM ____ Lsya That Bsh A it. n Weatker Csoal Mews _ n **AT THE ARERilw Wagon Train M, tt Uitt Lare Of Ufa I JWw* e€ the Bear. Wsotker aad t^ le ^ wl?«1mlniate RoM rt Horton, John Melntlro In Tmth w Oeaeeqaeeeee _ *1 W Sperto to to the hands-of a group 'secithyr UiM nOeald As Tea *Tho Don Ahrsrdo Story*', Mo- 8lSg:i*4 8 ‘ l88toN^ hen-» sad Weather M vengeance for the death ef 40D Cnllough, dtogutoed aa a Spanish l i t t Mawa ■’J S « „ ^erieaa Odyssey SI Open All Day Saturday nobleman, attempts to save the I : l t Wemaato al Oamfasi [ PB m ’ toad of-MexIcaa settlers hi Cali- tiM Nawa Sear^ Pot TmesrioW t "News lt:ltI t at Mi^ ^eat “ g fom la from ruthless Americans, I ne Amerleaas D. M Paier Gunn A 4t. tl U iH Mmrs ■eaa Aeag A it DarryJHIcknm. Dick Daralos m Craig mavena In 'Voodoo'’. Omni Rod. T ^ ^ r la "Lady Oodiva''.. Some in Chorus •V Hkshmoad.” Sat Ben L*i .**•“ • •»« •»« titt '] U tN f Margto " ‘"SeTSKaSSnStm. »• Cahflem jMpardlaes his Army „ — y * wife die of a -voodoo speO. M n eaa L tt. l A t Nr...... Citile "Narde r a i* when he rebels Ofaiast pua- U r it M m . W e a ^ and Sperto • Absol pAoee tshlng .o n e ^ ala men. (R w aat). . News. WaatiMW, Sparis t (Repeat). Have Other IJnes A W. 3 loUay” , t i t t ] rkeyeaaa fBMw tVlA N J f^ e an j Wealhiiv 8 4eU Bhlp : 17 OAK ST. ^ M erlr 32.11 S[*tiSL "The Bi^lirier Itotor Loslii , 5 McGoohaa ’ Ia "Tha Girt "Street _ Paaay Bdwarda. Tran.” Bronco to aaalgned t t » g » V - Spwto. WaAthar 4t Ixtt MlAday Maws Baaai Who LIkea G .b.” Murder of aa The male chorut who w ill ba ap- Robert CIi !S • hated Iditor to" hto l l : U {tasnausa ThoAter g American soldier In Munich iMM Ml 3-Sai|7 ll« M M -^ N< tiiaL (Repeat). ;jf«rtery of Ito. X". Hobort Read The Herald Every takes lavastigator Draka to (ier- ItW A* Thr W< H on tgm erF Lowto Stoao. iaatol Motta WMh Kl mnop. • Jtolcc J f Wdto P a r n t t . t l i ^ k Paar Miaw - i t The, Prtoo ta B|gM I t . M or Ml a -HtH Dale Robertson la ^’Hun for tbs (Color) AHtlas “■ ■ .R iv e r." RArdte proleeto o Prto- Tho OhsA < (Color) tha game choral group which to AH Star Pto] Peatureeature ft it l i l t At Bama Bill CuUea aa emcee. > 0Ber from a lynch mob. ^ (Ro- |Utt” . Itefttliy LAmour, Adsaatares ef Ossie aad Hartlel ftAtured I on MUler’g ColumblA ThI* Is Tb« l l : t t titt Paao Tha ^ Rtcordg. Altl^ugh their reooidfiip 1:M At Heme WHh Sudstoe Sir A it ft Raw Movtaa I Day and Keep Informed On — . Itaisay aaaw n. m. iit t ir m The Paata Lee Pattenwn In "Pow er o f Sug- ■ "-m e. Bride Wore R ed". JsAA iP o lo r) "David’s Almost toLawa". It and televlilon aravitiea itAvt little Jaa. Hartay Ohow .. ^ Cmwfoid, Robert Touag Pay la Coast I. tt. tt laoks like w ed d l^ belto for Da­ pstlon.’ ’ Dave Thome to hired 11 li t w Char Shew t t vid, wken hto paranto are fai- time for other punulta, ttvertl of (Oolorl ^ tc.crcveni a girl from Ming hvp- (Color) t i t t b Sm o Pasty t the alncera have outalda btudnett IHr la Heart ^ A 4t nnilsed Into committing murder. vited to dinner at hto glrUriend'a MULLIH'S tiM Hense Parly (Repeat). ■ l : t t Maws A t t bouse. (Repeat). venturaa. • «rrtta Vauaa Th. l : l t M m ^ t Town-Wide Activities . . •itt pyinSSaUa >• A n Itoibar Oemmaad U Tanahaaseo IM t t l Adrian Rovara, who has SALES OHcPSERVICiS tereW^ Keys A it . gaaaa Ps. Matoaa a t t peared with many of tho top opeiA Brake . •itt Dirk PaweB Ptayhooso OMsa Par A Day t, 8. n titt Aagel t » Voaar n. Watoar lilt naVasdiat bMloaM • Anne Farge. MarahaU Thompson. companies, is a gentleman farm­ ’ O ooeral Kopelrs OarcB Par A Itoy A i t Bluff called In a friendly poher er. WMle he foils in front of the tiM Thr Verdict li Ti FOR EXRER’r l i o T D R T U N ^ ^ Cim lieSeS*tal8atoad *** 8 game aad an Intuit to the family Adjustment Prom riH issiB On The Merchandiw Local honor caum Angel to leas her t v camersA a Mred staff cares for OdWte^rttffei ■e|'' '•’Oe EL®Se^Se*T— f tt. H hlg farm la OonnecticuL * Kan 94 god F— I Ofc feia4etaad HBTEE’8 DTNAVniON'SVBTBM halrririgger temper. (Kepeat). Be Our Ooed IB Myriatjr Thealsa ^ , tA M Another part-time hualneasman Who D e..V y T n s ir IS THE •nC-RAT” METHOD POB KSa"— m*Por Daddy St. W rnink (laUop to host "Deadly *-Coinptot« T« x 4m o Record''. An sOritne pilot ao- la Jay Kapfer, who reothtly bought •’••srkrw irfw D dM , A P B B P B C T 40111 Stores'Are Selling; cusad of inur^ring hto wUe, pro- uitereat In a regtAurant tat lURTFOMi I t s rm—icce "rnddaad 'a moles a seareh for tha raal Ull- Greenwich Village, New ToriL Merle Al Pbsr I t t t . m ^ ‘ *1 er. Having Btnigged in show bnriniaa 4.4. M DIXINS m .. Prop. "Never Take No Ptor Anta An- |gRRiU.11REOO. Vlitorio LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO to •HM’ - a J s himaelf before getting a break, « . MIDDLE TPIOB. AT BROAD IW YaHaal T|pka^-Ml »-441« ItU Ww Qm b I I t MB 4-1414 Rapfer Mrea young ptifonnen, J^iaf'Sbi^nSStoS; who — 4 Ngtra ea^ to wait «a BUtory • m — ^ip My Bnriasaa U ths tables. <

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PAGE POtJE kANCHESim XVEHIN^ 19EBAt2>. IfAHCHiST^ 60NN4 iS A M tl^ A T , JtJMb l 7. 19« t u pj til Pat McGoohan THURSDAY telev isio n PROGRAMI er Hollywood di ttm m r « c * O b ») e:W oamrotae age ■evie .____ . t m TmmmuHm « > u ~ Oer Ohest le m anag* aad renuUnad with Um tiOe.OaVe Osfieoer edS'ClsIshrsllset Cmen t tho on TV C( iWBip— y for four yeoro, teaming t .de idee.U Li!& ^ t t » i "r •vorytktif ba oouM about acfttnc. i ' la "Death hr be* -"W M t D ls- nc DurtNT this ttaoo, he met and mar- I Mews 'Adv^imra yf Ceseam" triaa to nue mener HoUywood (NBA)- _ ^ the torettoeure aC^n th ilad u youdg aetreoa, Joan Dniaa- 1-M tare Cordsva. ney's^WdBdstful World nC Oota.* i m y< JtaM ta ci la iwcies of 9S one-houT'ittowa Wi mood, M tuM • robeanud of 6iM SM( inherited; (Repont). m "Taiaiag of the Shrew" 5 « " B . 5 S l r a hNB&TWa achedulo neRt fMI. WM — Oliver, deoMMd, you can be mun, to ^ to til avoubiC parfOtmauoo o f "Tbo Rl- a^W CA-color TV sets fitag wim ▼ala." 9:U A ftarjlayiiic leadiiig rota with •The Wol* Crtee" winning a-a UUg g audtaOA______Waottier de thie is in the "piddia interta" the I Sbomeld Rei **M cGoobau •■as in, FOC Ukhg to tsik about is quss- ___ .. got additioiial ai^ertenoo ^ aaesina eirt •dS j fa n _*b oU r Uonsbis. The debate m M ^tty In with athar compairioa tlirougbout the cars of Disney, anghbi. Than, la 1965, ba made ■ :tt S S L a JMe VMS ..Sent ^ invo w ho w an nuoted a s sa y in g : > nc Us taodou fMiut la "Seriouo ‘I iDzlesns, ^S rS tu ■Tm nm selUiw color tor RCA. of cataga.** During the next two •d a j isaaa u jl i ronsBlUBg ltfo r mynetr.” __ , Ab yeaia» bo appeared in the Omoa lesw I the last to W ba veniloa o^ n tfo b y D ick' Wen, aiurwny, remshen of “ Hic tgtyo.. IRogta). va and bi *ltlag for Cattjf" an tb Mnoh md the tauper." d U n ^ MdO ' (Zocni) Wuilama. aad SU y pc I■ bande of Us underworid nsaw at IflBORflTORiES ■ d t rSua The Oat ■ Homes of Movie and TV Stars'' Bennett. Hrary F »ne>. Cdt Best Of The Pest > dates wbea hs aUrtnpU to tailt to (Color) the mob. tourist buses travel. Den playa an. fo ’Way Oat . ^ f 277 BROAD S l S S , ^ n ip p y The CIswn *• R^d Data as host "Biutt amudng game. His home la Sev­ ei< mporauus ” eral hundred yards from the Mows Hush".' Experim.entri peychol^ de BlU glat achieves a major bfta- stitat to which he dettvera once CiW C:U Moriuw* tnrough in the sonic tranqriUsa- ra M emleelBww American NewsVeri tion of n mouse, n chimpnnsee a week, by small tractor the I*;*# I Ikvo iner. and the pet dog beloaging to hla housebold'a empty cans, paper and In SSo boisterous wile, results are rubbtoh, w< I I • a a s ,. somewhat startling. - 'TVs a problem,!* ho laughs.: U:tS Tldeo.Vmatte TV Ptoyhanss . „ _ ** J* m Film Nanette Faiway, WendeU Corey "o f not getting cav^ht by the bus. Gi Finn rant Bnnek S:IS Nows A A m,’ In ‘ "The Mrs. Itarpsr Story". Man Somettata the bus ta late and X (Color) _ HnaUey-BriaUsy ■ sps»» and Dan help theta b ou sek e^r g f T o « Aokod For M to Impress Mrs. Harper-a ipri* do get teualit. I can hear the Sdl Spsrto Parade tourida aaUiig, *What la be doing Death Vriley Dnrs hood rival. th The !__ "Adveatnrea si Caaaaevn" U that fort*- But there’s so little (CteTor) Ineknp . „ . Arturo De Cordova. taiciUe ne GDI*Orie IS toi^ Shmr MOUsp Data' ****■ » Bremer. glamour’ left ta Hollywood I feel - "Mr. Ace^*. Grorpe Raft. I4M4 Mlahael Shayae " , 44, it is ...jny duty nbt to be U df {fon*^wdao^ '’“fSSlnge S ld^y.' mchaid Denntax to "Murder. ta l „ „ ^ , „ in Osnesntrsilsn Wooderland". ^Triephoae dtaeo- l « r o Thai Baht ICwWSs whinES? JNi®S T LBDD^ s rw iD i tory proves a clue to thotBuur^erl J6Gn BDKfDRp GDMl of xy. motn* U:M Levs, at Ufa FUm Pi a Tice snidieaM aocountaat | eyp "died’* .AftoTk 1(W wnddy T m tt sr Csnseeaeneso T:U Saeiri Soenilly ta Aeiisa Csmenflsgs Msws Daimy .Thomas’ U :N fesreti F w Ti I Shot AiTAiTow tato the Air-: I wife, has no regrets today about . nni 'enihsr P le s s e ^ Flight officer tota dcwmmte footioM flaney free to. U : « The OnitUns U sM meamirea for minrlvAl AttoY^ ihAii* «h*sUHm mwhff ntv — ■-*- CTAAb og ab uDlnoim pUn-|BC®®P* pom n u m e g m T V 8. prrs! ramrod- enter a attanse . tosm aad discover that. they — * ——ana.the__ frost sf etsoT sirrtaee.ia the first Maaned | and maybe 1 Mama s4amm Face_ TkataM 1 n S S < Itaw I M Mr. Jewas . A , SI ItoUy Bergen, who some years icriatro ago hnd to take speech lessons ta Jaa Manay Wnw cat. ruins a iM emeton Whitmore In "C old;^r. T (Color) f *2^ key".- Jsass baadleader framed on order to tone ■ down her deep du A 4S. M mice tn muelo' atare, . narcoUce charge. (Repeat). bao 'l s Oaort •'HOtmaa" fwnm' ‘8% . - Southern aecent, reoenUy had to ori toRriiroento .(MS war. wdapoM. Mriihset el fir 6 LA 0 YS CLOSE etorted.' -.■. JItlW MeSs. Weatter aad Speria 4 take'IegiKtas to ktaPiite a Soutii- . 'f f e ^ Moya A 8 :1 “ owri Wsatter. WOatta 4 em sooent again. She needed it m< AND ■f- Is news ' ■ s fh ‘'-lA fiS Ta- [swS sjd Ww^or^^ m for her Tole ta the forthcoming A 4A' , -Jews.tttorts: Weatter IS Univorsal-Intornational film, tie NOLAND KAUCHKSNE •)M S r r w & jtYywa . ItitS Featere*Wm ' i ' *‘M e m W lo v e *'. Claudette Ool- "Os^ Fear,’’ in which abo em bert. Robert CtimmUge. state with Gregory Peck. AT Baike Award Theatre ’ 44 "PrM e and The Beautiful'’ . M i­ tte-Baager AadyJttiiw • - s s a ." MUaer, George Vadiarls. chele Korgaa. _ Vtaceto^ Loj . ooo o f the CAMEO BEAUTY Make Beam FW VaMy Woman, p a r t ^ f i w a Tekaa ^ P a a r g b m r world’a .moat da Americaa gssdrtaad 6 priaim,. lanch-' .oter has become intrigued w ta a Ba Oar Oesd er who had h elp ^ cM iviri her Is ini 4i|S Foatoip _ . her parole •‘adrieerj' ’adviBi ^ ^ „ ’feSisio*!?* >asrorrid. JO.; new miisieal taventtoa, Um ra e c - FMitaliie. tra chwd , ...an attachment to op 4 :ie Celsbvallsa Osaeari. % o GeW^^Shamploe*'. JStlng- M l 9-2742 4;W The Bdss st IttM UdW Oiireateet the jptabo keyboard wbkdi enabto* * MBIlMiTMak Movto sued feud begtos jriien Barney mt ■ a U S t.,1 “Minesweeper” . 'Richard refuses to preaeat TVod with the UtM J M Paar fibaw chords to be jSayoS tor puMi but­ Jean Parker. trophy be wen. (Rhpeat). (OoTor) . tons. As a result, Xiopes has or­ w . UiM flewa aad Wi dered an BSectrachord equipped ab U;IS Msiaeat'Sl jtaSSaitaa w i tt ie Hr ■ . , plaho S ir tala taindrisad a t t t e Is ie Mewa. Taft Hotel, ta New Tdrk Clto, -ani £a -SEDAN ‘wUl ahortly beita featuring tte d«K * 1 7 7 7 ,vice during Uie danOe sessions of thi 0—How doea anyone go about inj 12 MONIMS or 12.000 MILES G U M A N IE E be^ a contentoiit oa .“Say his and. tte hetwnrk .radio broad- WhenT liaurp T. < casta item the room. The Blectrs- me BOLAND MOTORS- « CDiitGrSfrDD« A —OootastaptB am a e le o te d efaord is tte feCant tavantUin of a 3 9 M-year-oM X

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V6L.■LXXX,J^0. 243 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961 (Claaetfled Advertlelng on Page U ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Posdhly Tomorrotv State News Reserve Gallup Roundup Captain Grissom Missing Pair Decision Near Dock Safely For 2nd Man-in-Space Hop Washington, July 17 (/P) .<^that Kennedy might decide on the Clinton, July 17 (/P)— Two President Kennedy probably callup question before he gets men and their sailboat, re­ Secretary of Defense Robert S. ported missing since yester­ wall decide within the next McNamara's detailed report. But two or three days whether to the two may have discussed the day in foggy Long Island call in Reserves and National subject in telephone conversations Sound, docked safely at Clin­ Liberty Bell 7 Ride Guardsmen to bolster the na­ McNamara had over the weekend ton today. with Kennedy who was at his Hy- Police said both men, Kenneth tion’s military readiness. Duntz, 53 Dallas Ave., Plainville, If he decides to issue the call, annls Port, Mass., summer home. Kennedy asked more than a and Byron Allyn, 37 Queach Rd., he will have to determine also how Branford, were in good condition. many men are needed and what week ago for a Pentagon report Set for Tomorrow on the availability and readiness Because of the fog, the men ap­ extra money. If any. he will have parently dropped anchor outside to request from Congress. And he of all conventional forces, includ- wlil have to declare a state of lim­ Clinton harbor and sailed in when Cape Canaveral, Fla,, Jul.v 17 (i'P)— Air Force Capt. Virgil (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) conditions permitted, police said. I. Grissom, slender, terse-talking veteran of Korea, was ited emergency, under which he The 27-foot sailboat left Bran­ ique, could mobilize up to one million ford, about 15 miles away, at noon picked today as the astronaut for the United States’ second 50th mep. .yesterday and headed for Clinton. man-in-space effort tomorrow. Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon­ When the craft failed to appear If all goes as planned, the $820-a-month test pilot known rt by tana, the Senate Democratic lead­ Chicago Police at its destination, the wife of one as,“ Gus,” will be shot like a bullet 300 miles southeast over i as a er, told a newsman the President may reach his decision by tomor­ of the men aboard notified authori­ the Atlantic Ocean around 7 a.m. (-EDT). row when he holds his‘ weekly ties. Hold 11 Whites The Coast Guard began a On the projected flight the 35-year-old native of Mitchell, very meeting with Democratic congres­ Ind., will reach a maximum altitude of 116 miles. sional leaders. search, and resumed it again this r pri- There were reports that Kenne- In Racial Strife morning with a radar-equipped For all practical purposes, Grissom’s suborbital flight will pera- ^ already had decided to call up cutter. he identical to the rocket ride taken by Navy Cmdr. Alan R, ready Guardsmen and Reserves, but By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Shepard Jr. on May 5, there was no official indication 125 to 131 esites Aptagonism between while bath­ If, for any reason, the 155-pound Grissom is unable to make that he had. ers and police and a scuffle in Hartford, July 17 (Ah — The the flight, his place in the space capsule called “ Liberty Bell When Deputy Secretary of De­ which a wihte teen-ager was car­ State Motiir Vehicle Department's fense Roswell L. Gllpatrick an­ ried unconscious from the beach daily record of automobile fatali­ 7” will be taken by Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., 39, New nounced last week that such a yesterday marked the second week­ ties as of last midnight and the to­ Concord, Ohio. move was being considered he said end of organized integration tals on the same date last year: The selection of the 5-foot-7- this was the most obvious way to “ wade-lne" at Rainbow Beach. Chi­ 1960 1961 inch Grissom to become the third beef up the military forces quickly cago. Killed ...... 125 131 human to ciosa the threshhpld of Mulcahy Bids enough to deal with such immedi­ Eleven white youths were arrest­ space was announced at a news ate problems as Berlin. But he ed by a police task force of 260 Killed in Crash conference by Air Force Lt. Col. ■aid this was only one of many men. commanded by Capt. James John A . Powers, spokesman for For Aid to Cut possibilities being considered in KiUingly, July 17 (iPi—A Fall Hacketf. which patrolled the South River, Mass., woman was killed the National Aeronautics and view of Russia's new “ menacing Side Lake Michigan beach. Saturday night in a 2-car crash on Space Administration. Traffic Deaths attitude.” Nine were charged with disorder, the.Connecticut Turnpike here. The Even as the selection, of the The Defense Department em­ ly conduct and unlawful assembly, victim. Mrs. Ethel Healey, 40, was tanned, fit-looking father of two phasized today it does not know Two others, both juveniles, were re­ thrown from one of the cars. sons was being announced,, the long Hartford, July 17 f/P>—A grass now what Kennedy might do. A leased in the custody of their par­ and tedious countdown preliminary rooto program aimed at curbing Pentagon spokesman said only ents. to launch was Under way to the the steadily rising number of traf­ that an "across the board” review Those arrested were among more : Disenchanted Eveninfi air conditioned blockhouse about fic death.*) in CTonnectieut was of readiness ordered by the Presi­ than 500 white youths who jeered Hartford. July 17 (.D—William 150 feet from the missile launch­ launched today by State Police dent probably would go to the officers and a mixed group of some E. Suzor, 56-year-old factory ing pad. Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy. tyour White House about the middle of 175 integration demonstrators at worker, met a ragged stranger and There was no immediate word The commiiBSioner said he was took him home to give the man int to the week. from Grissom, who Is not noted for aaking d'vic organizations, local This left open the possibility (Continued on Page Nine) food and lodging. his volubility anyhow, as to how chiefa of police, newspapers, radio ind of Suzor reported to politfe that he he felt on learning of his selection. and television stations to support amily wakened .yesterday to 6nd the in his most recent published in­ his 5-point program. stranger gone, along with a suit, terview, hqwever, Grissom, a 19150 eople, Darn Nice Fellow,,. But a wallet, steaks from the refrig­ He said he is -advocating: graduate of Purdue University, 1. Medical tests for those seek­ erator, canned goods, a, radio, a was asked why he had volunteered clock, a portable television set and ing a driver's license. ;p sea to become an astronaut. 2. Mental examinations. his shoes. He replied! "My career has sadily The ragged stranger left his bat­ been In service to my country. 3. Periodic reexamination of Goldwater Opposes tered shoes. And here is another opportun'.ty drivers. 4. Inau^iration of tests to de- vision Astronaut Virgil Grissom is dressed for a space flight during final preparation.^ for to serve.” United States’ second attempt to hurl a man Into space. (NASA Photo via AP Photofax.) Grissom, who flew 100 combat tei'inine drivers’ reaction to heavy > ViS. Gets 20th K~Sub traffic conditimi. 20.00 Groton, Conn., July 17 Uf)—^The (nissions as a fighter pilot In Ko­ rea and holds the Distinguished Mote thorough •written «xam- taxes Running wi biggest miosile-flring oubmairtoe, toations. the Ethan Allen, will join the On German, Berlin Problems Flying Cross, Is married to the home- GOP Will Back former Betty Moore of Mitchell, "We hope that by this appeal U.S. Navy’s growing nuclear fleet rhey have two children, Scott, 11, for aid,” said Mulcaihy, “we cai^ irance Aug. 8. Washington. July 17 (/P) — Sen.'^tion as governor In 1962 only as a and Mark. 7. get the responsible citizens alert* Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., says he stepplng stone to the 1964 GOP When the Ethan Allen is com­ Firm Stand on The announcement of Grissom’s ed to the problem. It Is hoped that antee. hasn't anything personal against presidential nomination. missioned, she will be the first of selection was made before an au- they, In turn, will demand proper w and Nelson A. Rockefeller, but he Goldwater’*. remarks about the an entirely new clans of Polaris Kennedy Answers llences of more than 200 newspa­ preventive legislation. governor came in a questlon-and- submarines. She is the flmt de­ "Despite all the previous pub­ st city wouldn't want to team up w^h the Berlin Issue per, radio and television reporters New York governor on a OOP na­ answer period following a Satur­ signed ppeclfically to ftre the 3f the non-Communist world. licity about traffic safety, we feel tional ticket In 1964. day speech to ,,ii human events longer range 1,500-mile P\>laris In the course of the news con­ the public is still not really • political actioO-fenference. It was mii^e. Washington, July 17 (/P) — Sen. ference, Powers said the' weather aware of the seriousness oi the 1 it as “ A darn nice fellow” was the Styles Bridges, R-N. H., said today Khrushchev ^s Note way Goldwater described Rockefel­ sponsored by/^ptuttan Events,” a The 6,900-ton, 410-foot Ethan ind all elements of the countdown problems.” ise the ler here this weekend. “But,” the weekly WiP)—^Th* additional defense funds. announced that the United States with his long-threatened plan for Carpenter will back him up. State Department said today York. all, I'm not Interested in 1964.'' note will be made public tomor­ He continued; "We Republicans will stand be­ the Soviet Union to sign a peace Glenn will be backup pilot for the poosibillty of a western for­ Another set of advisers contends hind’ the President if he takes a row morning (10 a.m. EDT). Preas his kind of silence is golden. Other­ "Flr.st we've got 1962 to win. If Police at Bolzano, Italy, arrest eign ministers meeting to con­ firm position,” Bridges said. Secretary Pierre Salinger in an­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continued On Page Seven) sider the Berlin crisis 1* being wise, these advisers say, he could Secretary-General Han* Stanek House Speaker Sam Rayburn nouncing this declined to give any be accused of runnlfig for reelec- (Continued on Page Thirteen) oonsldered. Press officer LIncoto and six members of South Tj’rol said yesterday he was certain that indication of the content of the ’'Whlto'told'HU'“detrnlte"nt Seminar this crisis,” Mansfield said. "They handed to President Kennedy at With teijsion building up, Iht^ his East German identification pa­ Chronicle apparently stemmed source. tions and the recognition of the . . . Sixty-year-old Earl of Dudley, are showing realism abotit the Vienna June 4, declared the Soviet refugees apparently feared that It pers and it becomes more danger­ from Its earlier statement that. “ Mr. Bowles,” this authority regime be faced and debated vigor­ one of Britain’s richest men, mar­ grave situation we' face in Berlin,” Union would sign a separate peace might soon be too late to leave. ous for him to visit East Berlan. Iff,given authority to rdo so, it said, “has neither resigned nor ously within the Kennedy adminis­ ried in a locked church in London Mansfield said he thinks that treaty with Communist East Ger­ Shielded by umbrellas from a The Communist penalty for "flight coiild be fieiady td mnke such a has his reatgnatloa bem asked tration. to Princess Grace Radziwill, form­ when Dem ocrat!^ congressional many before the end of the year heavy raln,9 hundred.s .stood in the from the republic” can be two test in December. An AEC for,'and his resignation is not This has not endeared Bowles to er wife of Prince Radziwill, Polish If there was no agreement on courtyard-of the Marlenfelde Re­ years in prison. s|>okesnian said no test has been currently expected.” powerful senators and has em-> businessman who is married to (Continued on Page Thirteen) signing up with both Germanys. ception Camp tod,ay to register. Mayor Willy Brandt of West scheduled. A t the White House, presiden­ broiled him In the controversy ovet-lMrs, John F. Kennedy's sister, Lee A Soviet-East German treaty Refugees who arrive Saturday Berlin called on Chancellor K-on- tial press secretary Pierre Sal­ what policy the United States is go­ Africans and police class In would jeopardize rights of the afternoon and Sunday are taken in, DODD SEES ‘DANGER’ inger told reporters at a noon ing to follow on this issue in the beer-hall riots among Africans in 6 Outboards Save United States, Britain and France, but not registered immediately. (Continued on Page Six) Washington, July 17 (d’)—Sen. briefing that, udien he had September session of the United northern Rhodesia’s copper belt. in West Berlin and access to that A spokesman for the West Ger­ Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., laid checked 10 minutes previously, Nations General Assembly, John P. Lewis, 58, editor-pub­ city via land and air corridors man government said the number today there Is "serious danger’’ there were no plans for Bowles One of the factors that has sour­ lisher of Weekly Franklin (N.H.) $750,000 Cruiser across 110 miles of Bast German counted at Marlenfelde Saturday that a Communist regime may to see Kennedy today. ed Bowles’ relations with the Demo­ Journal-Transcript and managing territory. and Sunday was 2,931. Long-term Pravda Casts be set up in British Guiana al­ cratic party was his making "un- editor of old New York newspaper Syracu.sp. N. Y., JulV 17 f/P) — Western statesmen have made counts have shown, he added, that ter Aug. 21 elections there. New York, July 17 (A>)—The traditional” recommendations for PM, dies of heart attack at sum­ The Florentine II, a ciistom-built clear they intend to maintain their this represents only about 70 per Dodd, a member of the Foreign lew York Times said today there U.8. ambassadors— "untradition^ mer home in Easton, N.H. . . . cruiser owned by the Kenneth C. cent of the actual arrivals. Relations Committee, said In a in the sense they were neither positions in Berlin, where the Big Doubt on New ls(9 ' reason to believe that Presi­ Former President Dwight D. Ei­ Giffords of Wilton^ Conn., limped Three western powers have token Other sources said the number prepared Senate speech that Dr. dent Kennedy will ask Chester members of the professional for­ senhower begins few weeks of Ash­ Cheddi Jagan, parliamentary eign service of the United States along on one engine today after garrison totaling 11,000 men. of refugees who do not regfister at Bowles to resign as undersecrcr ing and reunion with three* broth­ running aground on her maiden Khrushchev’s memorandum was Marlenfelde is even higher. There Arms Cut Talk leader who is seeking the pre­ tary of state and accept an ambas­ nor influential contributors' to the ers at’lodge in northern, upper pen­ miership, “ Is an avowed Com­ Democratic party." voyage from Chicago. kept under wraps by both sides are some who have important poli­ sadorship in Latin America. insula at Watersmeet, Mich. . . . munist, as are many o( his chief Kennedy is known to be extreme­ Six outboard motorboats com­ for quite a while after the Vienna tical or military Information. They, Moscow, July 17 (Jl—The United I A Washington dispatch to the One man killed and another In­ bined to pull the 73-foot craft, summit conference ended. The So­ make contact with Intelligence Ileiitemuits." Times said the president and ly annoyed by the repeated delays States and the Soviet Union opened In getting decisions on the Berlin jured on board missile-equipped valued at $750,000, from the State viet news agency Tass finally dis­ services and are flown out to West Bowles, former governor of Con­ the second round of their disarma- LONDON s t o c k s SKID question out of the State Depart­ U.S. cruiser Topeka when anchor Barge Canal at nearby Brewerton closed details June 11. Germany with extra speed. Others necticut and ambassador to India, mentrtah's today. An uncompromis­ London, July 17 (dV—Priced ment, and from the North Atlahtic chain snaps w'hile ship is seven after it hit bottom yesterday, A These were the highlights: have their own resources and buy ing editorial in Pravda made were to discuss theii' protdems to­ Treaty Allies, The President has miles out of Hong Kong. propeller for one of the two Diesel their own tickets. chances of success doubtful by In­ hit the skids on the London day in Washington following a re­ Khrushchev proposed an imme­ Stock Exchange again today as tended, to blame Bowles for these Hong Kong. engines was damaged when its diate peace conference on Ger­ Some already have contracts to sisting on talkg on major questions ported preliminary discussion be­ delays,*^ since the Under-secretary's Newburgh (N.Y) Welfare De­ struck a shallow rock formation. work for firms to West Germany. without participation by America’s Investors ran for cover In the tween the two men at the White partment offers city project jobs many. face of expected I tough eiconomlo office la presumed to be responsi­ Gifford, a former pre.sident of This conference would write a Refugee.s continued to arrive to­ Allies. House last Thursday. to' able-bodied men receiving wel­ the Schick Electric Razor Com­ day by subway, elevated tyain. by measures b'y the Conservativa ble for the administration' of the treaty to fix Germany’s borders U.S. Delegate John J. McCloy The story also said in part: State Department. ! fare assistance . . . President pany, declined to give newsmen foot and by private car. Most come and Soviet Representative Valerln government. Millions of pounds Kennedy has decided to replace Meanwhile, Ted Lewis, New stakes claim to a sector of oil- d e ^ ls about the boat but boatyard irrevocably, make West Berlin, a tb East Berlin from other towns were slaabetl from market prices. demilitarized free city, end the al­ Zorin met in the white and gold Allen W. Dulles as dlrectpr of the York Daily News columnist, said rich Sahara and says he will seqd oflcials estimated the cost. in Red-ruled East Germany. drawing room of th« elaborate •After the first two hours some Osntral Intelligence Agency. ip an from Washington, troops there to enforce it. lAfter an overnight atop, the-Gif- lied occupation of Berlin and turn . .Communist police might be sus­ Spiridonivka Palace. Industrial blue chips were at There is a “major conflict of that ■ e problem in the President Ayub Kahn of Pakis­ fords decldpd to continue to Nyack, over control of its lifelines to the picious of families with baggage They maintained the policy toiti- their lowest of 1961. Store and nnkineli^ and policy developing" State.^ t is even more tan says, “ looking at It purely where permanent repairs could be East Germans. boarding subway, or elevated trains atfed at the first round of talks in property Issued aI|to,were hard b itiwien the Vlhiite House and Wides to the Pentagon, rationally,” ' Bommunist China made. If the w«otem Allies not bound for West Berlin. So many Washington earlier this toonth on ' hit. Ohancollor of the ExcheqtHur ^ipwiee, Undemtefi y of Sfa.te Ches­ should be admitted to United Na­ TJiey had picked up the boat In ready to do 'this, might be families separate and get together making no public statements. John S e I w n Lloyd wfU an­ ' I s uoderstood to havb ter Bonfles ISL On the way out," he tions . . . South Korea's ruling Chicago two weeks ago and were an ),|‘toterim solutlm" by which again at the camp. Some leave But Pravda.hah already spoken, nounce on' July 26 what dispn with JBimlee because wrote. “This will help a. little, out military junta free* li29S persons making a leisurely trip to Con-, EEUit.,IUKi West Gsrmany would be their baggage in East Berlin aiid and it Is doubtful If 2Sorin will tell he plana to shore up the pM M ‘ the administration the trouble is far more deep- seized after May revolt on sus­ necticut when the incident oc­ gjven six months to gft togethar make repeated trips across the McCloy anything hs could not have ■torltog, eui4» domesttd Mfaw picion of pro-Oommuplst activ­ curred. Also aboard are a captain, and themselves work out a deal sector border with small packages. tlen and bnprovo Urn nhltoa’a ex* onP^ie Four) ities. three crewmen and a chef. that would l>e the baoto of a treaty. Thera »^ra reports the Oommuhist (OoBtfaoed oo F »g« MIimX ^ port-tmpori balMoei r ■' V- I V .

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENrtlG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961 PAGE THREE Going to Binghamton, Y, Carnival’Salp Sheinwold on Bolton Tops Hopes Rev. Neubert Resigns Church Fair ^ “ THE W A Y Wtst rfstlsr Of Retailers ORTHODOX LEAD Neitli^ihhvtismlJe t e l l s t o o m u c h NORTH Set Aug. 26 I HEARD IT” V • Baptist Church Post By Alfred Shetawold 9 s s The first annual Carnival of Sav­ Tour best play sometimes de­ ^ r 5 pends on the type of opening lead 0 9 6 4 2 The annual Country Fah of Bt. ings and Sidewalk Sale promotion, * o Maurice Church wUl be h8ld Aug. by John Gruber sponsored by the retail division of The R6v. John R. Neubert has resigned as pastor of Com­ favored by the opponents: 4b 10 9 ■ 5 Play the South hand against the 28 on the grounds of the church 9 Manchester Chamber of Com­ munity Baptist Church to accept a call to the Conklin Ave­ WEST EAST opening lead of the deuce of A S654 4b 10 72 with Mr. end Mrt. Eidward Mc­ merce. "surpassed all expecta­ Cabe of Uynwopd Dr. es chair­ tions," according to a report today nue Baptist Church in Binghamtoit, N.Y. hearts. East wins the first trick 5 q 32 V A 9 S 6 4 He will take up duties there Sept. 15. with the ace of hearts and re­ OIOSS CKJ7 men. from John P. Wiet, executive vice Mre. Keeney Hutchinson, Mrs. It Hto be«n loms time since Tve^ this one, but in any event, it Is a president of the chamber. - The Rev. Mr. Neubert announcad^ turns the six of hearts. 4b 7 3 2 A 6 dandy, and it should be in your “ The booths were well received his resignation yesterday from the Do you finesse the jack or do SOUTH Anthony Meneggla and Mrs. Er­ reviewed any reeortlngs. It seems AAKT nest Asplnwall are in charge of as thoufrh each week has brought library. and the public enjoyed the cswnlval- church which he has served since you put up the king of hearts. t>’pe atmosphere of gaily decorated January 1953. He came to Man­ If you’re playing against old- ^ K J 10 the Country Store which will fea­ something of interest in the held Dehussy Recital O A Q 3 ture hand-made articles. Those of "live" music and, naturally. I Werner Haas, Pianist sidewalk counters, free balloons, chester from service at the Cen­ fashioned opponenU, you’ll put up flags and banners and the straw tral Park Baptist Church in Buf­ the king of hearts at the second 4b K Q J 4 planning to donate items for this preferred to comment on music of Epic IX 3783 WMt North Eaa Sm * " booth are asked to contact one of this t>-T>e. On the other hand, there This ia another dandy by the bonneted salespeople." Wiet said. falo. N.Y. trick. This play assures the con­ Pan P*u 1 V DoaUe The three-day event brought early The congregation will meet next tract if West holds the queen of the three women. WITH ROOM have been some outstanding re­ same company. It’s not as new, Pan 2 ^ Put 3 NT morning crowds on Thursday and Monday at 8 p.m. to appoint a hearts. Mrs. Charlea Robbins will paint cordings made, and I think you but I haven't .gotten around to All Pan , , ^ ^ . a picture of anyone’s home, but it before. For ^oee of you who Friday, and a continuous flow of pulpit commlttra to chooee a new Your next stop is to knock out OpMiifiK lead ~ 9 2 should know about them. shopper traffic up to store closings ahe must have the orders and So, I’m going to review a few for like Debussy’s piano works, this ipinlster. After names of candi­ the ace of clubs. Best can lead late Saturday afternoon. dates are obtained each candidate a heart to the queen, but the suit photograph of the home to be you. I don’t claim they will be the seems to me to be the best since Sidewalk sales wer8 heavy and" Qfien th« loweat card from any painted this week. only ones worthwhile, but they Gieoeklng. will discuss his qualifications be­ is blocked. You can eventually in-store bargain buying was better fore the committee, and one will take the diamond finesse to get thrM cerda of partner’a suit. Mrs. Rolland Meloche, Mrs. Ro­ are all recordings that are more The choice of numbers for in­ than usual for a summer sales Thore are argumenta for and land Masse and Mrs. Courtney than, run of the mill which have clusion is excelleait ranging from be inviled to become pastor. ' your ninth trick, winning three event, most retailers agreed. spades, three clubs, one heart and against thia theory, but the mod­ Tucker are in charge of the white come to my attention. '•Claire de Lune" for the neo­ First Pastor elephant booth. Mns. Meloohe and two diamonds ems have sJI the edge in thia type Srhumann—Symphony No. 8 phyte to the seldom plaj-*d suite Through the American Baptist of hand. When Weet opena the Mrs. Masse will start collecting rietelaad Symph. Orch. "EBtampea." It likewise includes Home Mission Society, the Rev. May Need Finesse deuce. South hea no clue to the items thia week for the booth. George SieU. conductor the early "Danse" and the well- Hebron Mr. Neubert was a mtaskmary Now suppose that West holds correct play. The opening lead Parishioners are a.sked to call Mrs. appointee as 'the firat pastor of 9-3-2 of hearts instead of Q-3-2. Epic has recently released this known "Reflets dans L’EJau," as doesn’t tell South which opponent Meloche and Mrs. Masse to let one to replace their older record­ well as several other works by Community Baptist CSiurch. Un­ You must finesse the jack at the has the queen of heerta. them know when it ia most con­ the great French irapreseionist. der his leadership, the church has second trick to make the contract. ing by the Concertgebouw Orches­ Town Voters Dally gueatlon venient to call. AIR CONDITIONERS tra- 'ihe replacement is an excel­ Mr. Haas plajTi them with great grown from a small congregation How do you know when to finesse Mrs. Alfred Lewis will be chair­ sy'mpathy and excellent tone. He with quarters in a partly remod­ the jack of hearts and when to Partner opene with 2 NT, and lent one Indeed. Up until now. I've the next player passes. You hold: man of the garden booth; Mrs. always felt that this symphony has technique to bum but he never To Review eled resjdencr to a 440-member put up the king? The answer de­ Anthony Armentano and Mrs. Ray displays it at the expense of musi­ ermgregation housed in a new pends on the type of opening lead Spades Q 8 3; Hearts 7 5; Dia- was one movement too long. I monda 9 8 4 2; Cluba 10 9 8 8. Coconl of the food booth. Andrew never could make up my mind cal ideas; mood and tone-colot arc chirrch. Rev. Johii R. Neabert favored by the opponents. Fisher and Mrs. Martin Lynch will alwaj’s paramount. Yean ago, all the beet players What do you aay? which movement to delete, since Buying Dump IVhile serving in Manchester, he Answer: Para. Partner’s bid is be co-chairmen of the snack bar. various recordings made different Piano Music of De Falla was president of the Manchester would lead the highest heart from A dinner will be prepared at night Alicia de Is Roccha beth, 16, Alex, 14, and Ruth, 12. such a holding as >*9-3-2. They highly invitational, but not forc­ movements candidates f o r ex­ A special town meeting will bo Council of Churches and Manches­ by Keeney Hutchinson, Walter Columbia ML 5640 ter Ministers Fellowship for one The Binghampton Church, with would lead the deuce from four ing. You need about another queen Karsky and Rolland Meloche. Mrs. cision. a membership of almost 900, has to respond. Now Snell oomes along and gives This album is in contrast to the held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Own. W. T»> II..M Ti< w . term, and was chairman of several cards or from three to the jack or William Minor is in' charge of one just above. Whereas the De­ been called one of the outstanding For Shainwold’s 38-page book­ at NORMAN'S LOW PRICES a r e a d ^ that makes all the elementary school. This Is in re­ coinmittees in both organisations. better. This style made it easy publicity. let, "A Pocket Guide to EWdge,” movements interesting so that I bussy is all shimmering vague­ sponse to a plea from 39 voters, re­ He is secretary of the fellowship Baptist churches in New York for decliirer. South could safely Game Earns $23.07 don’t get bored with any o f them. ness, this De Falla alburn is all bake, to be held Aug. • on the now, and is a member of the board State. It has a strong youth pro­ finesse the jack if West opened a send 50c to Bridge Book, Man­ A total of $23.07 was realized questing that the June 20 vote re^ gram and a new educational build­ chester Evening Herald, Box 3318, ' Ihia is an aooomplishment. for fire and clarity. Nobody, but no­ garding the town dump be re^ Horton-Schrler property, off Rt, of directors Pf the Kiwanis Club high spot-card; but he would put for the Dave Higgins Memorial InyariBtoly there has always been body, does Spanish piano music 6A, a short distance east of He­ and chairman of its committee on ing. up the king if West opened ouch Grand Central SU., N.Y. 17, N.Y. Fund from a game played yester­ with the flair of Miss de la Roc­ pealed. Copyright 1981, a ‘ letdown somewhere in previous Tthe vote taken at that time was bron Green. Richard A. Keele, support of churches. a card as the deuce or trey. day between the Bolton Ponticelli reoordings. cha. I have been an admirer of Richard Ives, Warren Holbrook Today, most of the best players (Copyright 1981, baseball team and a team com­ her pla>'ing for some time, in fact in favor of buying 19 acres of land AcUve in Baptist, work for the Tides, Winds The sound is excellent from a on the old Colchester road, which Gibson Porter, or any other post state, he served two terms as a posed of coaches, managers, um­ technical standpoint. Clarity and since Deceg issued her recordings includes the old state sand pits, member, may be called upon for Cheney Library at an estimated pires and ofllcials of _the Junior of "Goyescas,” and I can't under­ member of the board of managers balance are Ju^ about equal to The board of selectmen and state tickets, the deadline being Aug. 1. of the Connecticut BapUst Conven­ Weather Three Will Sign cost of 8380,000, the balance to be Baseball League. Ponticelli’s de­ 1-H.P. 6,000 B.T.U. 2-H.P. 15,000 B.T.U. stand why she is not more popu­ the Ekiropean recordings by this highway commissioner entered into A three-day dental clinic start' tion. He is chairman of the pro­ .supplied from available town feated the adults 34-7 in a fun- company, and they are among the lar. agreement for the purchase. Ob­ ed today and will be continued filled game at the Bolton Dairy The album includes the four gram committee for the forth­ Windsor Locks, July 17 — Bonds for Town funds. very best anywhere. For all I jection is now taken by residents Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. coming annual meeting of the con­ The U. S. Weather Bureau marine Proceeds of the bond issue, to­ field. Pitchers for the men were knew th e y may have "brought ever "Spanish Pieces ' by the Iberian of the area concern^ on the John Malecky, PTA Welfare advisory for tdday: Gasprin Morra, Ed Hutchinson. composer, as well as five other vention. gether with 815,000 surplus from some of their Dutch engineers for ground of pollution of water. chairman, may be called upon for Tides will be high along the Con­ 'Three town officials and a rep­ the school alteration botld account, Frank Wolk and George Seba.atiao. COOLS UP TO COOLS UP TO numbers from the same pen. it's The Rev. Mr. Neubert has serv­ resentative of The Connecticut Installation of a street light on details. The clinic is for pre-school necticut shore between 1:30 and will be used to repay bond antici­ John Rothwell was the ratchet. impossible to pick an outstanding Hillcrest Rd., Amston Lake, will children. Parents must notify her ed also as adult advisor to the 3:30 p.m. today and between 2 and Bank and Trust Co. will sign bonds First ba.seman wa.s Ron Chtirchill; one on the disc, but If you choose Hartford Association Baptist in the amount of 81,155,000 for the pation notes, borrow^ by the town also be discussed. immediately for reser\’atlons. 4 p.m. Tuesday. Low. tide at Old last year. These notes expired second ba.se. Fran Warren; third, L T. WOOD CO. this cne. j’ou will have picked an A Democratic caucus is due to Youth -Fellowship, and has held library addition. West Side sewer Emerson Bosworth; .shortstop. Miss Edna Latham leaves Sun' other posts in the association. He Saybrook is at 8:30 a.m. and 8:30 July 11 and were renewed for two outstanding disc amongst piano re­ morrow evening, in the town hall, day for a week at the Northfield p.m. today and at 9 a.m. Tuesday. and school alteration projects at Alex Kosikowski; outfielders. Dr. 250 SQ. FT. cordings. has been director of the Junior the Signature Co. in New York months pending completion of ths SQ. FT. to select candidates for town of­ Conference on Christian World Sunset today 8:22 p.m. EDT, sun­ bond transaction. Allan Leventhal, Fred Gall and ICE PLANT Stars For a Summer Night fices, to be voted upon at the Oct Missions, at Northfield, Mass. She High Baptist State Camp at Camp rise Tuesday 5:33 a.m. EJDT. City Aug. 7. Pete Munroe. The team was man­ 81 mwSBJJ. STREET Special Collection 2 town election. goes as special delegate from the Wightman in North Stonlngton Boating weather for Long Island Those participating in the bond aged by Pete Roberts. for the past eight years, and has S Columbia PM 10001 The Republicans will caucus Hebron Congregational Church. Sound to Montauk Point and Block signing will be General Manager Karl Norris pitched for Ponticelli Tnra Eaat Fran Blahi St. been a member of the Greater At Stats Theater Columbia has here put together this evening for the same purpose The local planning and sonlng Island; Richard Martin, Mayor Harold A. and Ron Diifresne wa.s the catclter. I a number of short numbers from A lively meeting is looked for, commission has decided to charge Hartford Council of Churches Winds variable, mostly southerly Turkington, and Town Treasurer 'The-Ponticelli team beat the Col­ various earlier issues. It is a sort owing to the announced candidacy 25 cents apiece for copies of the radio and television committee. 10 to 15 knots through tonight. C. Leroy Norris. The Connecticut All Color Family Show! chester No, 2 team Friday night of "Pop” concert, of great variety. Boston Native 19-8 in Colche.ster. -.lohn Roberl.s of Archie Green of Amston for new edition of planning and son- Visibility less than one mile in fog Bank and 'Trust Co. is acting as “The Trapp “ The Big Whiripool Includ^ are the New York, 'he first selectman, opposing the in­ ing regulations. There will be no A Boston. Mass., native, the and occaaional drizzle and lower­ agent for the town in the trans­ was the winning pitcher and Ron Philadelphia, and the Columbia cumbent, WilUam E. Leary, who charge to town officials for copies Rev. Mr. Neubert attended public ing again to near one mile tonight. action. Family” Show” Dufresne. the catcher. For Col­ NO PAYMENTS NO PAYMENTS Symphony Orchestras. Conductors is endorsed by the Republican distributed with building permits. schools in New York and New Occaaional drizzle and scattered Bonds were awarded July 11. 8:15 chester, Bergeron was the pitcher “ 8:20-10:00 179 E. aid 6at Raagas “ include Berstein, Ormandy, and 319 town committee. Copies are on file at the town Jersey, and Rutgers University. showers and thundershowers this 'The Bangers Trust Co. of New and Chowanic caught. TILL OCT. 1961 DLL OOT. 1961 Pric«s os Lew Fausto Cleva. The Republicans are pretty bad­ clerk’s office. He finished his college training afternoon or event York City was low interest bid­ The Sheridan Oil baseball team The selections from solo piano ly split up about this office, some “ONE-EYED JACKS” defeated Bolton Dairy 9-0 Friday Sorvic* That's Bettor Ronald Miner, son of Mr. and at Denison University in Gran­ der at 3.125 per cent interest with to opera, with ballet excerpts and rallying for Leary and others Mrs. Ralph T. Miner of Hebron, ville, Ohio. In 1944, he received a a premium payment of 8461.88 to Wed. “ Please Turn Over” night. Craig Pepin and Barry other numbers thrown in for good standing behind Green. The caucus will fly to Cleveland, Ohio, this bachelor of divinity de^ee froiji Auto Hits Poles, the town on the general obligation Sheriden pitched for Sheridan’s will be held in the Regional School and Bob Hutchinson caught. For measure. Altogether it's a dandy week on a United Jet Airliner, for Colgate-Rochester ’ Divinity School bonds. Potterton's variety disc, and I’ve saved the cafeteria. in Rochester, N. Y. Car Said Stolen The bond issues include 8160.000 Bolton Dairy. Tom Freddo and Jim best till last. The price is only Joncs-Keefe Post, American an indefinite stay with family and Tracy pitched and Andy Hoar ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church friends. Ronald, 17, will be a sen­ He served churches in Albany, for a 2-to 12-year period for con­ E f l S T U J O O D gioh, is making plans for a clam- • lAM MAb,7 rok?o caught. 81.08 in monaural! ior at RHAM School this fall, and Rochester, and MorganviUe, N. Y., Police report a car crashed into struction of West Side sanitary M m ■ .14 j PORTABLE! 1-H.P. 7,000 B.T.U. sewer extensions; 8665,000 for one The Park Department ba.seball 1-H.P. 10,000 B.T.U. will continue his fourth writing and In Kirkersville. Ohio, besides two metal poles belonging to the “ A Great Family Show” team will play the Hebron Cub.s his service In Buffalo and Man­ Hartford Gas Co. at Hartford Rd. to eight years for major altera­ for Hillman and Co. He was guest tions to Barnard Junior High “The Trapp at the Bolton Dairy field Tue.s- organist for the Covenant Con­ chester. * and Bridge St. Saturday after­ “The Bis day at 6 p.m. There will be a le- noon. School and minor alterations to Family” gregational Church. West Hart­ His wife, the former Miss Mar­ eight other elementary schools, Show” turn game in Hebron Thursday COOLS UP TO COOLS UP TO ford this July, and has been or­ cia Sipple of Warren, R. I., 1s a The owner of the car. John Wil­ 1:80-6:25- night. lard of 151 Hartford Rd., told po­ and 8330,000 for 1 to 18 years to 10:10 8:20-8:15 ganist for, several churches in the graduate of Tefft Business Insti­ construct an addition to the Mar>' Riilletin Board regional area. tute in Providence, R. I., and De­ lice no one had permission to use WEDNESDAY A meeting of the board of 400 SQ. FT. 550 SQ. FT. nison University. She received the car. A teen-ager was seen Brando in “ One-Eyed Jacks” education will be held at 8 to­ leaving the car after the accident. DOUBLE^Stsinps Maacheeter Evening Herald further training in extension AIR CONDITIONED night at the Bolton Elementary Hebron oorreepondeat, Snsaa B. courses at Colgate-Rochester Di­ Police are still investigating. School to fini.sh the July 10 meet­ Pendleton, telephone A C a d e m y vinity School. Rev. and Mrs. Neu­ There was extensive damage to ing agenda. Including mainte­ 8-3454. bert have three children, Ellsa- the front of the car. STATE nance needs, the 1961-62 budget, EVERY WEDNESDAY MANSFIElOiTZ. school facilitie.s and a report of TOMOftllOW AT 2 PJM. IJCT. 3l-12.WIUHiUNTICcnl /A , progre.ss in securing a new super­ intendent-principal. m k In Color! Steve Reeves The Board of Selectmen will OPEN WED., THURS., "MOIKf AM th e PfRATT’ meet tonight at 8 at the Com­ m munity Hall. EASILY and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Wed. plus "GREEN HELMET' The Women's Auxiliary of the EASILY Tues, Bolton Volunteer Fire Department INSTAUED INSTALLED will meet at 8 tonight at the f>re a y S p e c ia l BIG SUMMER Wed.: Snow White, 3 Stoogea July 18th July 19th house. Mrs. William Clifford and VACATION CLUB “ All Hands on Deck” Mrs. Larry Fiano will be in 725 2 days only charge of refreshments. YOUTH Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ Middle 4 I R CONDITIONtD ton correspondent, Grace MeUer- 'J i p t d i V v SHOW mott, telephone Mitchell 3-8566. GENERAL ELECTRIC COOL IDEAS! WESTIMKOUSE T u rn p ik e STATE Andover NOW— ENDS TUES. I S U P E R i E a st Dodging Animal, ^ MARKETS / k AcKtnhir* SHOWN TODAY and CARRIER In RCA-VICTOR TUESDAY at 6:30 and 9:28 TuaSeiadWad. TkrilK Driver Flips Car O f M an chester “The FAN SPECIAL DEHUMRHHERS SlMcials T ransistor Radio Paul M. Carter. 16, of Hebron l i e Hi R-d.. was InvoK’ed in a one-car ac­ Made in U,S,A. Buccaneer” cident on Saturday at about 5:15 (In Color) p.m. FEDDERS You TOP QRADl CHOICE Acocordlng to the State Police, Plus All New Carter, ■who was traveling north on 1H.P. 7,000 B.T.UJ 15 VOLT TRISTIE Town.send Rd., said that when he i essa'l-' Can Be Color •* PLUS AT 8:00 PM. rounded a corner he jammed on his Hiqh qoin cmttiHM Cartoons brakes to avoid.striking an animal AIR CONDITIONER LAMB CHOP SALE IgSNti eidvrtt ertotMti In the road. Sure The car skidded and went about ExftmM ten* 180 feet up a hilj, flipped over a IS %.;< 4 Lb. 7 9 c CHILDREN 35c SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS StbiiS nciiis HONGIilC FC'S SbC* atone wall and came to rest upside- V § k 1. If Ifs Bxdusiv«"Hi9itr' down in a field. YOUR CHOICE $ ^ ^ -n i I TENDER RIB LAMB CHOPS Lb. 8 9 c circuit Free Balloons to all the Kiddies Carter w a.s taken by the Andover Westinghouse Complete iwniBBMnsn Fire Department Emergency truck New design cose It’s Not Too Lat^ To to the Manchester Memorial Hos­ (plus 3Vi% state tax) Buy „Yonr pital where he was treated for Take It GENUINE LOIN LAMB CHOPS Lb 9 9 c alight lacerations of the knee and One inexpensive bottery Sofits Ticket’ Today Wed.; “ Ladies Man” $ Includes batteries, leather released. State Trooper Alvin Short nins it for weeks. 6 Big Sliews for $1.00 of the Colchester Troop arrested Home LAMB COMBINAtlONS Lb. 4 3 c Tuesday Matinee case, H’Aid Type Speaker. Now On Sale At Box Office Carter for speeding. Carter is Save $1.10 ‘The Bucemneer” scheduled to appear in the 12th 203 HEAT EAT Clnniit Court in Manchester on Today Aug. 7. Take It Factory Price $29.95 The Republican Town Ck>mmit-; r COOKED HADDOCK Lb. tee will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ■ the home of vice-chairman Mrs. Home Ray Bldwell on Long Hill Rd. Oonvalee^g WELBILT Today ROSELLA ITALIAN PEELED Howard Smith of Lake Rd., who 1H.P. 7,000 B.T.U., 115 VOLT SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF ■uffered a heart attack recently, ; W iH i im improving eteadily at Manchee- i EASILY ROLLED ABOUT HumkUstat I-ARGE ter Memorial Hoapital, hia family | AIR CONDITIONER S5-OZ. ■aid. He is expected to be dis-' | TOMATOES CANS charged from the hospital in about | TAKES CARE OF 16.000 CU. FT. and up* a w « ^ , and continue hia recupera­ NEEDS NO INSTALLATION SAiVE 5«c— STOCK-Uf tion at. home. RADIOS 14^^ Held Over— Ends Tuesday—Truly Great Show, AU Color REMOVES OVER 4 GALLONS DAILY! Manoheeter Evening Herald An­ dover oorrespondent, Margery Mon- ADJUSTABLE HEIGHTS REQUIRES NO INSTALLATION! tandon, telephone Pilgrim 2-6012. BOROEVS FOR \ w M @ 8’n a i ^ HUMIDIStAT PROVIDE5 AUTOMATIC ON*OFF TALL CANS SPENCER Elderly Woman Killed TWO-SPEED I^AN ADJUSTMENT 158 CONTROL! EVAP. MILK Foft'IT! Prices as Low- that's Better (TRACY New Canaan, July 111 f-P)—An EgNEST elderly woman lost her life Satur­ day when she left her car to go to GOLDEN YELLOW SWEET the assistance of a dog she had in­ UMMON jured. Come Visit Us! OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Mrs. Katherine Curtis, 76. 144 •’ 4- . Sound Beach Rd., Old Greenwich, NATIVE stopped her car after striking the animal on ths Merritt Parkway. SATURDAY TILL 6 f l £ 9 , She walked across the parkway y/e[re Comfortably t4 the dog—which proved not to Potterton’s tkcWac k ies t Ship have been seriously .injured—and Manchester’s Largest and Oldest TV, Radio^ Jlecord and Appliance Store FRIENDLY APPLIANCE and FURNITURE STORE w m m im M M was on her way back to the car ISO Center Street Comer of Church Stroot intKc ARMY when she was hit by another auto­ Air-conditioned FREE PARKING CORN mobile. She died several hours later In 445 HARTFORD ROAD N e a r M c K F E K orw alk HcMpltaL •if' 9 4' - I ' ) 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JULY 17. 1961 PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961

C o p g n t r y k ANGi Encyclical Nightmare Bowles^ Kennedy Split SWNtini HNtll4tMKll 3 TIM fHtV Cirtiaid laborilory tilts prm BILL-ANS tH* TV-Radio Tonigllt 'tin , OIL ltd niutrillu 3 tlitiii as aiixli stMuail wMIty Candidates Simp Charges The Baby Has ^ For Vatican Scholars Inonimlnuliasiiiafiy laadini dliastlad takMi. GASOLINf Gat BELL-ANS today for Iho faatist lataSI On Policies Reported rallif. 354 at druggiitt. Sand postal td BILL* A NS. Orangibiiri, N. V. for libtrti frgg OMflP. In Caucus Preliminaries By BENNET BOLTON 'I'world change. "Emerging 'nations" Television from Pago Ono) ♦■tronger lead while at the same Been Named... Vatican City, July 17 UFi— Pope took the scholars seven words to QiMitm and counter charfea^though he leenu to have plenty time It trie* to keep Us "finger BANTLY OIL John X X III's monumental social set down In good Latin; "Ciyltates SEE SATrEDAT’S t\ WEEA EUR CX>MPLBTE U8T1NG .quarum oeconomicae progressiones vrere hurled faster today'ae both of time to critlciee thoee who have aeated. living the failure of On everything." I iMI V\ , l\( encyclical "Mater et Magistra"' Dependablo the Democrat* and the Republi­ to do it. This service was given 6:00 Big 8 Theater tin progresi)' The Americans 32. 30 : Ruak to comele up^Mdth any firm He said McGeorge Bundy, was a translator’s nightmare for Sint in cursu" (communities in can* prepared to choose their can­ throughout the storms, with very Karly Show Un progrt'ssj 10. To Tell The Truth 13 ] policy Ideas of his 0\yn White House foreign policy ad­ : I M \ I \ I m I 1 the Vatican's Latin scholars. which economic progresses are un­ Show (in progress) ; 00 Surfs ide Six 12 der way). didates for the post of first se­ few exceptions." Yogi Bear >;30 Surfsidc Six a, 40. u:i The columnist said R^sk more- viser, and Kennedy alde.a Arthur Spellacy, Shawn Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Alden Spel- Their problem: How to put the Used Refrigerators Salty Brine’s Shark Tales of Wells Fargo in. 22. .Ml lyi operates a.a "an agent to carty Schlesinger Jr. and Walt Rostow TEL Mlfcliill V 4S95 technical words of 1961 into an­ It was easier to explain "de­ lectman. Galinat concluded b.v saying "I Xew.s lacy, RFD 1, Hebron. He was bom July 6 at Manchester Memo­ The present first selectman. am pleased to at least know who TV Hour of Stars la out the President's policleSr-and are "hip-deep In State Depart­ rial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. A. cient Latin, the official language veloped nation”— "respublica floi- Overhauled and Tested Flippy th« Clown 1:00 Splk6 Jones Show' 3. 12 ROCKVILLE TR 5-.3271 entior" (more prosperous state). Richard M. Galinat, has the «up- is running for.first selectman and Panic Whlspspering Smith‘ waiting around long weeks Until ment affairs, although they Inelst K. Hinckley, Lebanon. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. R. W. of the Roman Catholic church. 10. 32. 30 "Economic development" Ijecame I>ort of his Republican Town Com­ who hopes to run the affairs of 6:15 Rescue 8 :30 Aim Sothem Show 3, 12 Kennedy make.* up hi* mind." they go to great pains to see that Spellacy, Lebanon. He has a sister, Karen Marie, 21 months. . How, for instance, could they Modern Digest CAncentrstlnh (C) in. 22. SO Secretary Rusk's toes are not simply "res oeconomicae" Seco- mittee, but not of the chairman of the town." 6:25 Weather, News A Sports 8, The White House, he said, nas best translate "automation” and Advonlure In Paradis* 8. 40. S3 stetqied on." nomic things). Ponerton's tlie town committee, Harry A. Meanwhile. Maurice E. French of Two Faces West Hillion Dollar Merit IS been urging Rusk to take a Fay, Clarice Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Pay Jr., "Interplanetary space” — unknown V r t 6:30 Club House 10 00 fJlonn .Miller Time COMPLETE UNE OF • . * * • . • 130 Center St.—Cor. of Church Jackson Grant Hill Rd. declined to comment 3. 12 1014 E. Middle Tpke. She was bom July 6 . at Manchester Memo­ when Latin was a living tongue In The Latin experts translated the Sjxirts. News, Weather ’'The Barbara Stanwyck Show phrase "the end of Aslan and A fri­ A similar situation exists in the on whether he would accept the R<»bln Hood ' 23. SO rial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. centuries past ? Democratic party where Albert L, ' AdvonUiroa In Paradise 10 The Pontiff wrote his encyclical can colonial regimes" this way: nomination of first selectman on I . J “ - 6:45 L>oug bdwards 8 EXHAUST Clarence Dahl, Cudahy, Wis. Her paternal grandparents- are Meyers Sr. has the support of his the Democratic ticket, if voted to Cb. .'.a.. 10:30 Pner Gunn a. 40 S3 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fay Sr., 1016 E. Middle Tpke. in Italian and Intended It to com­ "Depulsa publicae administra- Kvening Report fi. 40! The Third Man 22 tiaris forma coloniarum propria CHILD’S STERILIZED town committee but not of Rep, the post at the party caucus to­ ]I.,nriiiz Studio Hurtllev-Brinklcy Report Main Event . 3 SYSTEM PARTS memorate the 70th anniversary 'of Stephen Uoysim, who resigned morrow. « 10. 22. Brenner 12 Pope Leo K ill’s encyclical "Rerum quod asiae et Africae populi" (the i 7:00 After Dinner Movie Rescue 8 30 Trombley. Melissa Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond rejected form of public administra- Friday night as chairman of the Rep. Loj-zim said he would Engaged News—Barry Barents ZENITH’S|NEW Novarum” (of the things), issued j HEALTH SAND 11:00 The Big News 22 • CLAM PS Trombley, 123 Eldridge St. She was bom July 6 at Manchester tion typical of colonic.s such a s ' committee. nominate French from the floor at The engagement of Mis.s Loretta Death Valley Days New*. Sporti A Weather Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Lillian May 15, 1891. But “Mater et Mag­ Harry Jackson is supporting the caucus and that he would give News * Weather 3. a. 10, 13, 10. 40 EXTENDED RANGE istra" (mother and teacher) was those of the people of A sia’and of I Joan Frazel of Manchester to Phil Silvers Show U :1S Jack Paar Show (C) 10. .30 Gilman, 6 West St. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Frances Africa). W. H. ENGLAND Ro3’dcn F. Smith Sr., and Rep. a detailed explanation of his de­ • BRACKETS not released until last weekend. John Richard Habercm of Cov­ American Odyssey Feature 40 40 HIGH FIDELITY Letts, Rockville. < When the Pope talked of the IjOj-zlm is supporting Maurice E. cision and the reason for it at the entry i.s announced by her parents, Million t^llar Movie Suapense Theater 8 * * • « * ' The 2-month delay was partly LUMBER C O . French. caucus. Father Knows Best 11:30 Premiere 12 • MUFFLERS population explosion, the scholars Mr. and Mrs. Everett Frazel, l37 7.15 Nf'w.^ World's Beat Moriei a HEARING AID Hennessy, Katherine Anne, daughter of Mr and Mrs. James to get foreign language transla­ put the concept into Latin as "auc- • Open All Day Saturday • The Republicans will caucus to­ Doyxim further said "In my Film 1I:2S New*--Sign Off 18 B. Hennessy, Thrall Rd., RFD 2, Vernon. She was bom July 7 tions ready for simultaneous world Broad St. Sport.* Camera • TAIL PIPES ta cumulatio hominum multltudin- night at t o'clock in Coventry opinion, based on a thorough inves­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. and tl:30Jack Paar Show (C) 32 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents release — and partly to give the "A t the Green” —M l 9-5201 Grammar School, and the Demo­ tigation. I do not believe that he 7:30 Cheyenne f. 10. 40. 1:00 Newa A Prayer I is” (the increased building up of Mrs. Michael Haberem, "UViN« lOOMD" are Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. O'Brien, Waterbury. Her paternal Vatlcans top Latin experts more crat* will caucus tomorrow night (M ej’ers) possesses the qualifica­ the multitudes of men). Swamp Rd.. Coventry. MtARttM AIM grandmother is Mrs. Mabelle E. Hennessy, Newport, N. H. She time to concoct the most precise at 8 o’clock in the school. tions required for a person seek­ Miss Frazel, a graduate of Man­ MANCHESTER has a brother, Michael, 2. Latin phrases for today's n e w Republican Second Selectmen ing public office." chester High School and the Hart­ « • * * » words. Bertron A , Hunt defended First Twenty-five copies of each the ford Academ.v of Hairdressing, if Radio Caruso, Donna Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ca-^ Setectman Galinat. who received Republican and Democratic caucus AUTO PARTS Some of those words were not employed by Rene Beauty Salon (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15>rainnte ruso, 70 Dobson Rd., Vernon. She was bom July 7 at Rockville too difficult. Automation came out TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY 18 conunittee members' ^•otes for lists covering all party registered in Glastonbury. She is a memoer QUINN'S City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. endorsement to the 4 received by local electors have been filed with length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) 873 MAIN ST. 270 BROAD S:. "automatariae operationes" (au­ of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Peter Pozzato, Ellington. Her paternal grandfather is Anthony tomatic operations) and atomic Smith. Town Clerk Elmore A. Turkington Mr. Haberem is a graduate of WDBC—13M f^ ll:t5 Sports Final PHARMACY Phone MI 3-4136 Caruso, East Hartford. She has a brother, Thomas, 2. Selectman Hunt said. 'In the by the registrars of voters. fi.lX) News 11:30 Starlight Serenade ***«*- energy "vis atomica." Manchester Hi.^h School, and is an 6 »)6 Today on Wall Street X:00 Sign Off Radio and television translated post few days a great deal has Town Holds Auction apprentice at Pratt and Whitney 6:10 Sport News Johnston, Robert Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold VV. John­ A total of 8160.25 has been real­ W P O r—1416 into "radiophonlca et televlsifica been eaid . . . regarding the amount Aircraft in East Hartford. 6 Art Jbhnaon Show : ) Todav In Hartford ston Sr., Brown's Bridge Rd., Tolland. He was bom July 7 at 6 Raynor Shines 6 16 machina,” and the chemistry of o f money the first selectman, ized by a public auction held by The wedding is planned tor 7:00 Bob Scott Rockville City Hospital. Hts maternal grandfather Is Glendon the board of selectmen of various 1 :00 News A Sign Off 9:00 Ray Somer* synthetics "chemlca artificial." Richard M. Galinat, has received Sept 16 St Ctonrordia Evangelical WRAY-416 n:0i» .N'ews Donaghey, Lowell, Mass. His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ver­ from the town this fiscal yeap ' items sold at the town owned prop­ Lutheran (Thurch in Manchester. fi;00 Sound Stag<» 11:10 Ray Somers JULY SPECIAL na Chatley, Ellsworth, Maine. He has a brother, Arnold William ‘The Church Is One Foundation^ "The initial conquests of inter­ erty at the comer of Ripley Hill 8:30 Night Flight 1 -00 Del Raycee Show planetary space” took a more in­ (Galinat drew pay both for his 12 00 Sign Off Jr., 4; and two sisters, Diane Vera, 3, and Patricia Anne, 2. 7 Rd. and Rt. 31. Among the items WIVF—1730 ' • * • * * The Rev. Ppul C. Kaiser, prepares to lay the cornerstone of the new Concordia Evangelical Luth ■ volved and colorful translation: ^ectm an'a post and for his post W T iG -lfM 6:00 News eran Church at ceremonies last evening at the Pitkin St. site. More than 300 members of Uie as supervisor of roads.) "H ie totsd sold were the silo, shed and barn News. Weather A Sports 6:10 Wall Street ALL MAKES Wadach, Elizabeth Soucy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Ste­ "Viae Initiae per quas ad sidera a j u e Snppprtime Serenade congregation attended the ceremonies, which included hymns and responsive prayers, introduc­ V - S flguree were presented . . . with­ and the interior paneling and Picnic Suppers 6;i.S Bob Bacon—Sports ALL MODELS ven Wadach, 230 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor. She was ferar” (The beginning ways by doors of the former Skinner home. Throe Star Extra 6:25 Showcase tion of builder Anthony Squillacote and architect Arnold Lawrence, and a talk by Mayor Harold A. which we are carried to the stars). out regard for the hea^'y snowfall t'onversation Piece bom July 2 at Hartford Hospital. Her paternal grandparents The purchasers will be given 15 d ib iiOW'cii rhomas—Sporta NO EXCEPTIONS Turkington. Masons assisted In laying the cornerstone. (Herald photo by Oflara). The Pope wrote at length about this wrinter and the large On Playgrounds News of the World 7:00 CBS News’' ALIGNMENT and are Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wadach, South Windsor. She has a emount o f time required to handle da.v* from Jiily 13 to remove the fiovernmental Service 7:10 C!BS in Person brother, Steven Douglas. modem business and social wel­ News 7:30 Fulton Lewds fare, so the schoIe-8 had to devise *t." items they successfully bid on. Pops Concert 7:45 Showcase of Music ***** ‘will not in any way solve the gram and spend the money in that According to First selectman The first In a series of picnic problem by picking up the runoff manner up to the amount at "Securitas sociali^’ for social se­ Hunt's owTi candidacy for the suppers will take place on the 11 Orand.*tand Band*tand 7 55 Yankees at Baltimore Powers, Gall Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Powers poat of second selectman is en­ Richard M. Galinat. as soon as Red Sox at Chicago 11:30, Showra.«e and News Jr., 63 Hicks St., Meriden. She was bom July 10 at Meriden Storm Drain for the Armory St. llnfc that was hand,” said Langtry. curity and "securitates cautiones” time and weather permits, the two supervised playgrounds conducted News 12:15’^Sign Off installed about two years ago, but " It is, of course, possible to bor­ for social insurance. World bank­ dorsed by the Republican Towm by the recreation department to­ BRAKE SPECIAL $0-95 Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Helmer fire companies will bum to the it will make possible, with next row from the State Town Aid ing inistitutions became "argen- Committee. morrow at 6:30. A, Johnson, 15 Packard St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Town Committee Chairman ground an.v remaining buildings. and Mrs. Merrill Powers, Punta Gorda. Fla. Her paternal great- Projects Set year's appropriation, to make . an Funds an amount of approximate­ tarie ad o'mnes spectantes na- Fireplaces are available and ly $ and if that was desir­ tiones” (monetary organizations Jackson kept up his barrage of The town will then bulldoze the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Edgar, Hartford; and installation that will handle this,” 20,000 area. cljildren are requested to bring able, we could . . . do one of two pertinent to all the nations). charges against Galinat today, We do all this... ^ Mrs. Irene Cotton, Punta Gorda, Fla. Manchester's public works de­ said Langtry. their own hotdogs, hamburgeis. Science Shrinks Piles • • • • * partment will spend this year's Last Tuesday, the directors things. More complex phraseology had saying "I maintain the Town of marshmallows, or any supper of a Correct C«ster, Camber, Toe-In a Inspect Wheel CyTinders and Grease M^anchester Evening Herald Niemann, Beverly Ann, d^iughter of Mr. and Mrs. William $100,000 storm drain allocation to authorized General Manager Rich­ "W e could increase the amount to be used where the encyclical Coventry cannot afford two more Coventr?' rorreepondeat, Pauline their choice. Seals of the paving contract by that discussed international politics and years of ineptness in the chief * Balance Front Wheels Niemann Sr., Jobs Hill Rd., Ellingfton. She was bom July 9 at construct halt o f one major ard Martin to take bids on both Uttle, telephone P llgiim 2-USl, New Way Without Surgery project— the Armory St.-W. Mid­ amount and carry out the work on administrator's office." HUNGARIAN BAPTISTS ELECT a Inspect and Lubricate Emergency Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 'Mi- halves of the project. • Inspect Front Brake Lining (front dle Tpke. drain—and all of an­ Langtry plans to spend $47,000 several other roads that are not First Selectman Galinat defend­ and Mrs. Tilman Bastarache, Somers. Her paternal grandparents Chopped brakes «aear fastest) Brake Linkage other project, the Rockledge storm of the $81,^0 in state aid money satisfactory, or we could eliminate ed his efficiency as the supervisor Fatally Injured Bridgeport. July 17 tA*i — The Stops Itch—Relieves Pain rae Mr. and Mrs. William Niemann, Ellington. She has two LUCKY brothers, William Jr., 12. and John, 10; and two sisters, Gloria, drain. for road patching, winter cold the contract for paving and use o f roads, saying that the number Rev. Edward Crosz, Cleveland, M.« T.rk. B. T. ($*m UI> - For th* SO thorough that aufferera mads a Add Needed Brake Fhiid a Adjust steering Mechanism this money to install the so-called North Haven. July 17 >—A - 11, and Linda, 9. ' Chester Langtry, deputy di­ patch and similar material. DISCOVERY CLEARS o f hours he worked during the 68 Ohio, has been named to succeed flrit time icienc* h*i found a new astonishing statements like "P ile i Congress St. storm sewer project, year-old woman was injured fatal- ***** rector of public works, figures This means that $27,100 will be winter included the hours spent the Rev. William B. Molnar. pas­ healing substance with the aaton- have ceased to be a problem!" which would install .storm sewers iy yesterday in a fall down a Miller, Brian Rodney, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Miller, that even by cutting the W. Mid­ left for a program of paving por­ clearing roads of anow. tor of Silliman Baptist Church ishii.g sbilfty to shrink hemor­ The secret it a new healing aub- then In W. Middle Tpke., first sec­ flight of stairs in a friend's home. stance (Bio-Dyne*)—discovery of Wall St., Hebron. He was bom July 1 at Hartford Hospital. dle Tpke. project in half, and lay­ tions of eight roads with the semi­ Galinat said, 'T am sure that here, as president of the Hungar­ rhoids, stop itching, and relicv* Hartford General Tire Co. tion, Rockledge and Congress Sts.” His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rodney W. McCarrison, He­ ing only the section from Hilliard permanent No. 138 bituminous The victim was Deborah E. 1 ian Baptist Union. The election pain — without surgery. a world-famous research inatitute. Jackson would not spend the This substance it now arailable bron. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. M il­ PSORIASIS Ewell. 356 Elm St., New Haven, In case after case, while gently m CENTER ST. MI 9-2828 MANt'HK.STER Pond to Broad St., he will still mixture, he said. time working all night long con­ was held yesterday at the con­ Jan. 10, 1960 — Pittsburgh, Pa. w'ho died of a fractured skull. She relieving pain, actual reduction In tupposiforp or oinfmeTit form ler, Madison. have to use $7,900 in state aid Paving Projects 2 NAMED AT YALE clusion of the group 1 5-day an­ OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 9 "Doctored for psoriasis 30 years. tinuously for two and three day.s fell In the home of Everett B. Hsr- (ihrinkage) took place. under the nsme /’reparation //*. ***** money to fl.t the project into the The eight roads are all of Fos­ In a row during the storm, even y^y 133 shawmut Ave. nual convention-. New Haven, July 17 (/Fi —■ Isi­ Spent much money to no avaU. Host sm aiingaf all—results wer* A t all drug counters. Laddne, Linda Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ladone, current budget. ter St., Pearl St. from Main St. Then used GHP Ointment and dore Sydney Falk and John D. 17 Dougherty St. She was bom July 1 at Manchester Memorial The estimated total cost of the to Foster St., Wells St. from Main Tablets for 2 weeks. Scales dis­ Thompson, specialists in the field Hospital. Her maternal g^randmother is Mrs. Mary McGowan, W. Middle Tpke. project is $150,- St. to Spruce St., School St. from appeared as If by magic. In 6 For COOK-OUTS or COOK-INS Rockville. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Mildred Ladone, 000. o f which Langtry is going to Spruce St. to Autumn St., Spruce of public health, have been ap­ wedcs skin completely cleared and J 37 Deerfield Dr. pointed to the faculty of the Yale * * - * * install $85,000 worth. St. from Bissell St. to E. Center clean. First time in 30 years. The estimated cost of the Rook- St., Lenox St. from E. Center St. School of Medicine. The appt^int- Thanks for your marvelous prod­ Stewart, Daniel Clifford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. ledge project is $22,900. to E. Middle Tpke., and ell of ments, annouced yesterday, are ucts.” This much abbreviated re­ Stewart, 46 Summer St. He was bom'July 8 at Manchester Me­ The Armory-W. Middle Tpke. Lawton Rd. and Cooper St. effective immediately. Prof. Falk port tells of a user’s success with morial Hospital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. project has top priority in a $246,- " It is entirely possible that we has been associated with the So­ a dual treatment for psoriasis. Clifford K. Stewart. 19 Johnson Ter. He has a brother, Richard 900 list of storm drain installations would not be able to complete cial Security Administration. Prof. Discover how it may help you too. n , 4>/4 and a sister, Deborah Lynn, 6. LB * * * ' * * recommended by the board of dt these eight streets, depending upon Thompson has beep directing a re­ Full Information and details of a rectors In February. the bid price received, ' but we search project at Yale on hos­ 14 dav trial plan from Canam Co., Keyes, Darlene Rae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner L. Installing only half of the drain could use these streets as a pro- pital function and design. Dept.277F Rockport, Mass. Keyes. 174 Glen Hillq Rd, Meriden. She was bom July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are U Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Beebe, 55 EIro St. Her paternal grand­ parents are Mr. -and Mrs. Royce W. Keyes, New London. She has a sister, Donna Lynn, 2. ***** SHENANDOAH Kentfleld, Janlne Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jon H. Kent- fleld, RFD 1, Box 3, North Windham. She was born July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Scott, New Canaan. Her paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Kentfleld, Norwalk. Cornish Hens ***** Need industrial supplies or services ? • Gerlch, Kathy Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fred- rich Gerich, 53 School St. She was bom July 7 at Manchestei L Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Angelo De- Meaty and Fiavorlul Pinto, Bari, Italy. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, r /2 to 2 LB AVERAGE Warren Gerich, 601 Birch Mountain Rd. She has a brother, Arthur John, 3. ***** Williams, Leslie Dale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest William*. ■JF'rcmh fProdeeceVeetee^m T 42 Am ott Rd. He was bom July 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Eva Little, 42 Ar- nott Rd. His paternal ^andfather is Leslie M. Williams, Kan­ sas City, Mo. He has two brothers, Forrest, 15, and Delmore, 9; Peaches c*«oun* 4 “s 43« and a sister, Gail Ann, 21 months. ***** LuKtnbuhl, Doima Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph NORTHWEST Luginbuhl, 29 Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville. She was bom July Cherries 0 9 . 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g^ra^dparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lanz, 9 Church St. Her paternal grand­ PLASTICS ? STEEL? father is Christian Lugfinbuhl, Rockville. She. has a brother, i I Tomatoes hothoum l.3 9 « •David, 4; and two sisters, Peggy, 10. and Judy, 8. * *. « * f Stansfield, Susan ^ t h , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stansfleld, 12 Ironwood Dr.. Vernon. She was bom July 9' st Maat and Preduca Pricas Cffactiva Tuai. and Wad. Oidy Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Vail, Woodstock, Vt. Her paternal grand­ mother is Mrs. Earl Stansfleld. 27 West St. She has two broth ers. Mark A.. 4. and Jonathan L., 2',^; and two sisters, Judith E., 5H. and Linda, 11 months. Bathroom Tissue Hufford, Brenda Joyce,• daughter* » * of* Mr. and Mrs Robert E. REG Hutford, 164 Cooper Hill St.. She was bom July 7 at Manches­ BLUE RIBBON S f 00 ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and ROLLS ■ Mrs. Fred Irving, Winthrop, Maine. She has a sister, Sandra a HURRY-HURRY-HURRY Elaine, 2. Here's your chance to get o real buy on the 1961 METAL STAMPING? PL a t i N o ? Breakfast Treat Chevrolet. Come on down and see why over 300 ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 46-OZ 00 $AV1H7< CANS I local people hove purchased a 1961 Chevy from us Have more 3 since January 1st. 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*h(aB, aad soassqusntly statss,” Dwyer and BUU Trooper Joraph Film davalopad and printed 4bttid^BtPir A Thoofht for Today Record for Weekend RockvUle-Vernon Bangaaaer are Inveatlgatlng. ’ hs said, “fear each other. Each ah earller^^bwak. at KU- JUMBO BIZE—l DiAY Captain Grissom Selected* Thieves Get fears that the other haihors plans Spodwred by tba Maactieater Patrick's honie on Elm Hill Rd., 8BRVIOE Obituary Simtistg lipralll of conquest, arid is waiting for the esoaoll St Cburebaa ia alao under InveaUgation. BAUBM K A sa m r Radio Office Kilpatrick, returning frtian a ym- O aM m aM Bhap For 2nd Man-in-Space Hop $200 in Loot n ia favorable moment to put these Mending A Broken World 4,000 East Refugees ceuUon at the ahoire, rep o rted toe Located la tha new Naaalil plans into effect Hence, each or- break Friday. He told antoorittee ArmA N 1 Bbda Btraefc (Contlnned from Page One) ganizea its own defenses and arms One important thing must be Safe Looted From Acadia remember^; Ood hu no hands a rear ■window in hli home hM John Jenney Dies^ Served itself not for attacking, so it is but our hands, no mind but our been broken and three piggy “ ***■ Grissom, as he was for Shepard. State News ro>mUA L im said, but to deter the potential minds, 'snd no heart but the heart An aatlmated (40 to $50 was broken open. He said he did not Donald Slayton will be at toe About $200 worth of liquors, Flee to West Berlin know how nwch was taken. communicator post in the block­ PubUsbad Branr ip««iitng Except of men and women. The destiny of taken from a safe In a Talcottvllle • CONCRETE frozen food and cigars were stolen aggressor against any effective in­ Kilpatrick’s home Is about a In Two War8^ Civic Leader house and will maintain voice con­ early ye.sterday morning from the fiiDdara •ad aad HoUdkga.HoUdaga. BataredBa at Um vasion. the world is ultimately in God’s office during the weekend. Authori­ PMt OCOea at Mancbaata Coan.. •• hands but the means He uaea are (Conttaned tram Page Ona) ^■public with 53 million inhabitants, mile from the Voice o< toe Andra FOUNDATIONS tact with Grissom when he is in Roundup Acadia Restaurant, 103 Tolland Bacood Oaaa Hail kuttw. “Ar a consequence, vast human a highly developed economy, sit­ ties guessed the break occurred office, although on toe same jn u . Veteran insurance man John L. the cap.sule before the launch. Tpke. people. Putting new and atronger Sheeha,n all of New Bedford, Backing up Slayton will be Waltet 8UI [ON RATES energiea and gigantic reaourcea are foundations imder the world will rad Adenauer for bipartlaan talks uated in the middle of Europe be­ Saturday night AutooriUes aaid toe time of toe Jenney, 69, of 20 Sununit St., wHo Mass.; a. brother, Roland Morin of The bulk of the theft, about $150. Adraaea tween the East bloc and West bloc break could hot be determined, Schirra. (Continiied from Page Oae) wa.s In liquors. Three cases of Carrier employed in non-constructlve pur­ require new and stronger Chris­ about means of aafeguarding Ber­ Vernon Chief Constable Edmund • NEW FANILS eerved-Manchbeter for 45 yeare as Dartmouth, Mass.; and six grand­ Gordon Cooper will observe the Oaa tear tiana lin against Communist action. cannot remain ^neutral. Its neu­ F. Dwyer said the break was re­ other than it occurred while the children. frozen food suid three boxes of 7.75 poses... ^ Kilpatrick family was away. a professional and civic leader died launching while flying high over for to* EXhan Alien. Like all Po- clgar.s were alsp .taken. TTie first thing needed is vision Brandt.. a Socialist, ia seeking trality would not be respected in ported at 2 p.m. yesterday by John Funeral services will be held the cape in an F106 jet. Kria submarines, tha Ethan Allen !fc.a“ ffiJ5£.OBt&E •••••••••• t.W ‘The lack of reciprocal trust and we must learn to think—and to replace Adenauer, a Christian any emergency.” V. Oouney, administrative as­ Vernon Oonetable John E. Lehan yesterday a t Manchester Memorial Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. at the 'Thieves broke 'into the restau­ Ona Mootb ••••••••••••a finds Its explanation. in the fact Friday arrested John J. BertlceUl, 9UALITY WORK Hospital after a short Illness. While the countdown proceded, will carry two alternate crews of rant .sometime between 3 and 6:30 Weekir .... ••••••daaaaaa ^8 to think for ourselves. The moat Democrat, in the West German . A private Weet Berlin intelli­ sistant for the World Radio Mis­ Omer Grenon Funeral Home, 51 meterologists were keeping a sharp 10 officers and 90 men each. She that men, especially those iriore devastating thing ia prejudice in election Sept. 17. gence agency said today that the sionary Fellovirshlp, Inc., whose of­ 46, of Vetnon, and charged him He served as town selectman for Pleasant 8t., followed by a re- a.m., through a window on Uie HB two terms in 1932 and 1933. Since eye on a high pressure area over wrilk ba the 20th nuclear aubmar- east side of the building. Tha TBM ated' pbjsss responsible, are inspired in the un­ social life, politics and religion, In an interview with Bildzeitung, Communist East German regime fices are in the rear of a large with improper paesing. The arrest quletp Mass at the Sacred Heart Germany’s widest circulated dally, frame house on Elm Hill Rd. in was made after Rockville Patrol­ E. J. POLONSKI 1932, he had operated the John L. the Caribbean which was driving ine to be oommiasloned by the break was discovered by Dominic ______la aicJualTatr folding of their activity by differ­ and that rules of conduct and con­ ia preparing a new step against Church. New Bedford, at fJ:30 high cirrus clouds ahead of it. Navy. antltlad to tba oaa at rapabUeaUae ot clusions about life are antiquated Brandt said the Christian Demo­ a group of Ekmt BefUnera wtio ‘Talcottvllle. man Raymond Dunham notified Telepheae Oottact Jenney insurance agency. a.m. Burial will be in Sacred Pelletier of Hartford, operator of •n oawa dtanatebaa cradtiad to It ent or radically opposed concepts cratic administration should call Lehan of Bertlcelll’s croaaing a He served in both world wars, So far it does not appear that the restaurant, who entered the not othanrlaa craditad In thla paper as family heirlooms. We must see work in West Berlin—employees GoMney, who lives in the front BTORRB, OA t-MM Heart Cemetery, New Bedford. cloud cover, which would hamper aad alao tba local oawa pupllahad b e^ of life. Unfortunately, in some of the world as it ought to be. The together all parties represented in in the printing industry. Informa­ of the house, went into the office double white line on Windsor Ave. and was elevated to the rank of Friends may call at the funeral State Legion Elects building at about 6:30 to clean the AH rlsMa ot repabUeaUan of apadal parliament. He suggested the par­ lieutenant colonel in World War capsule recovery from the sea. will Hartford, July 17 (Ah—Earl S. place. dlapatchaa itorain ara alao r aad. these concepts, the existence of the quality called imagination must be tion Bureau West reported Oom- yesterday afternoon and discovered home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 pa.ss close enough to cause post­ brought into play. ties work together on three prob­ the break. 27 CHINESE JUMP SHIP n . to 9 p.m. Crooks, Cromwell, has been choaen Manche.stcr police, investigating moral order is not recognized: an munist organizations in the Berlin Mr. Jenney was born Dec. 16, ponement of the launch, however. the theft, theorize that a car was Full aanloa ellaat ot N. El. A. Sera- One more thing we will have to lems: area have been recording resolu- Filing edbineU and drawers had Hoboken, N. J., July 17 nn. Bank and Trust “S e M i f t f f ■ e U i v e a m a iU ^ pursue one's own interests, no m REMODEL Residential and Industrial Construction FARKADE John L, Jenney Treybal, at home; and a brother, Pocahoptas, w-ill meet Wedneaday emergrency, followed by the dra­ STORAGE, Robert E. Treybal of Hartsdale, pound thrust Redstone missile with Old Colony Option Co...... 54 other means are left than recourse C YOUR OLD FUR COAT its 2-ton space capsule. at 7:30 p.: .. at Odd Fellows Hall. matic call-up of perhaps a million Hearings on proposed budgets y V INTO A NEW- lived in Pawtucket, R.I., where he N.Y. New Haven, July 17 1.30 was a charter member of the club. born rp^ket expert, will simply of answering in kind, Khrushchev p.m. with the planning and zoning March 1916, he was employed for She was bom Aug, 7, 1878, in gue that bankruptcy of the New must be fundamental' and itself commission. At 7:45 p.m., the look at the flames billowing from Conn. General ...... 274 289 should acknowledge that he has a year by the Blackstone Valley Manchester, daughter of the late Haven has voided the option.” Hftd. Steam Boiler ,') Wilber Little, president of the true to the kind of principles it zoning board of appeals will ha\'e $3.00 Alice Tryon-and Henry Russell, the Redstone’s engines and make No decision of the Old Colony 110 11 been frightened. W ‘i r ‘ m i m i Gas and Electric Co. in Pawtucket, up his mind whether all is going Travelers ...... llO 'j 146''j Past Commanders of the Ameri­ would defend and preserve. We a hearing and at 8 p.m., the police - DRIVES R. I. In June 1959, she and her hus­ briefs presently before the federal can Legion, has asked that the wej!. Public rtlllnea It is cimceivable, too, that if we hope that more than one of the patrol. In September 1917, Mr. Jenney band celebrated their golden wed court in New Haven is expected group pay final respects to the Hearings scheduled for Wednes­ * FIRST IN QUALITY Experience ding anniversary. Mrs. Remig was if Debus detects any sign of Conn. Light & Power 28 30 do not make some such dramatic world’s statesmen takea time to enlisted in the U.S. Army and was thrust decay he will push a button until after Judge Anderson com­ late John L, Jenney at his home, gesture of our readiness to fight, day follow: At 7:80 p.m., Civil De­ Is Onr commissioned, a second lieutenant a member of Center Congregation­ pletes preliminary work on the Hftd. Electric Light 71'j 74'-j 20 Summit .St., tomorrow at 8 p.m. read what the shrewd, sound old fense and Emergency Communica­ CHESTER Furriers al Church, Loyal Circle of King’s which will send toe man carrying Khrudidiev, for his part, will in- 82 BURKE ROAD — ROCK'VtLLE * FAIREST IN PRICE Best in the coast artillery at Ft. Monroe, capsule 2,000 feet into the air and railroad’s reorganization. Hartford Gas Co...... 55 59 Mr. Jenney was a past commander man in the ’Vatican has to say tion: at 7:45 p.m., South'Coven­ Va. That December, after taking Daughters, and toe WCTU. He is scheduled to name the Southern New England of the Legion. teipret that as a weakness in us, try Fire Dept, and at 8:15 p.m., MI 3-1827 iW*» Guarantee Surviving, besides her husband, then parachute him to safety. about their situation, and the way Call RockvlUe Collect—TR 5-5929 or CaU JA 2-5502 * FASTEST SERVICE a course In tractor school at Ft. The flight of the "Uberty Bell,” trustees for the railroad July 25. Telephone ...... 50 53 and step up his own demands and the North Coventry Fire Dept. Monroe, he went overseas, where are a son, Russell L. Remig of Col- At the 41.st annual convention they are be)uiving in i t Additional hearings follow: Aug. legeville, Pa., and two daughters. like that of Shepard in the capsule Massachusetts holds an option Manufacturing Comnanles threats. Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor he took part in the battles of Toul, called “Freedom 7,” is designed to to buy the abandoned Old Colony Arrow, Hart. Heg. . . 60 64 of the American Legion in Hart­ 1, 7:30 p.m., board of health; 7:45 Miss Emily Remig of Manchester ford, Miss Barbara Wallett, 33 No one knows. p.m., Fhiblic Health Nursing Assn.; St. Mihiel. and Meuse-Argonne sec­ and Mrs. Janice Kelley of South, gather information on equipment division roadbed and properties Associated Spring .. 13'i 15'i But what everyone knows— Reprieve For A Swamp? tors of France. He was discharged and pilot behavior aa a prelude to for $1,150,000. Bristol Bras.s ...... I l l , 1,3 Waronoke Rd., was chosen tis a 8 p.m., industrial development In April 1919. Dennis, Mass. delogale to tho national conven­ everyone, that is, who is outside Eiown In New Jersey, there is a commission: 8:15 p.m., Porter Li­ Funeral services will be held a U.S. effort to send a man on It has been reported Massachu­ Dunham Bush ...... 51* He married the former Miss ap orbital flight around the globe. setts would have to pay $10 mil­ Em-Hart ...... 80 85 tion to be held in Denver, Colo., the atmosphere of convulsive in­ battle rayal between the forces of brary; 8:30 p.m., Booth-Dimock The THCMAS COLLA Co. Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Wat­ Elizabeth M. Dewey on Nov. 7, lion if it loses the court action. Fafnir Bearing ...... 56 60 Sept. 10-14. Miss Wallett this year progress, which want to establish Memorial Library, and after this kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. While the trajectory planned for sanity which seems to have sur­ hearing the Recreation Commit­ HOW WE TRY TO JA 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-5224 1919. Center St., with the Rev. I.,aurence the "Liberty Bell ’" la almost iden­ N. B. M achine.... 18'i 21'j .served as president of the flrat rounded those who should be lead­ a global jetport in Morris County, tee. Headed Rec Program Vincent of Center Congregational tical to, that Shepard followed, the North and Judd .... IS'j 17>» district of the State Auxiliary. and the forces of reaction, which Aug. 3, 8 p.m., town clerk, R During his employment at Church officiating. Burial will be in astronaut will not be quite so busy. Stanley Works .... 17 19 ing the world—is that civilization PLEASE YOU Chehey Bros., Mr. Jenney was a East Cemetery. Thi.a flight is planned to give the Auto Crashes Veedcr Root ...... 52 56 Nancy Weibust, a Grade 7 stu­ ought to have some better resource want to leave what they term one town treasurer and judge of pro­ ■NOT AFHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' production worker In' the ribbon bate; 8:30 p.m., tax collector; and We offer a dependable delivery service that, can There will be no calling hours. pilot more time Just to look around. oe construed an actual markets dent at llling Junior High School, than any sudi throw of the dice of the last great green areas in the 9 p.m.. board of welfare. mill, and was in charge of the On his flight, Shepard performed Bring Arrests The above quotations are not to received honors for the last quar­ state imtouched. bo very helpful to you. Phone us often for any plant’s recreation program. In at Washington. Aug. 8, 7:45 p.m., assessor; Md need. 110 in-flight assigpimenU—78 voice ter. Her name was omitted on the It ia actually the New York 1932, he left Cheney Bros, to en­ communications, the monitoring of school’s list of honors students. If civilization does not have any at 8 p.m., board of selectmen. ter the insurance business. Three motor vehicle accidents on m-AST KILIil 11 better resource, then perhaps it Port Authority which has pro­ The final hearing will be Aug. 10 Charge service enables you to have a record Funerals 27 capsule functions and five cap­ the weekend, resulted in three ar­ a't 8 p.m. with the board of educa­ for ta>- purposes and to compare our prices with Mr. Jenney entered the U.S. sule maneuvers. ought to be conceded that it de­ posed the project and the site for Army Officers Reserve Corps in rests. Barcelona, S|>a]n, July 17 HU— Psychoanalysis Banned tion. others. We welcome prompt paying charge ac­ , Harold T. Maher The astronaut’s chief missions on A car driven by John S. Dimock, serves what it may be going to it. Governor Meyner is for the counts. 1923, and was called for a'ctive Tuesday’s flight will be to teat Explosions which wrecked a 2- project, too. But both political duty in AprU 1942. Funeral services for Harold T. braking rockets *hd a, new maneu 52, of East Hartford, collided with story film laboratory here today New York (JC)—Anna Maria AI- get. Perhaps it has indeed .out­ Maher, 60, of 58 Dudley St., were a car driven by Marjorie H. Trieper killed at leant U person*. Two berghetti is one star who has no parties in the state have pro­ Wo are pleased when you a.sk questions and He served at Niantic, Conn., and ver control system. lived its capacity even to live. Use will always give you an,informed answer. We Augusta, Maine, and was provost held at 10 this morning at the To give the pilot, better vision, of New York City Saturday eve­ other* are missing and more than desire to be psychoanalyzed. But there must be,' In the world, nounced themselves against it, and Your ■want you to like our pharmacy. marshal at the harbor defenses of Church of the Assumption. The the / ‘Liberty Bell 7" has been ning on W. Center St at the inter- 40 were Injured! The civil gover­ ’’I .say that to some people and untold Resource of feeling and a hearing on |t, the other day, Portland, Maine. After taking a Rev. James Farrell was the cele­ modified to Include a large single eection of Waddell Rd. nor said 11 bodies have been re­ they look at me as if there’s some­ Chargo Plan brant. the Rev. Francis T. Butler Dimock was traveling south on covered. three more than 100 thing the matter with me.” re­ opinion that it would be sheer drew almost 1,000 persons against , course in coast artillery at Ft. window Instead of the two, 6-inch the deacon, and the Rev. John Sul­ portholes Shepard found inade S. Adam.s St. where there ia a stop yards away. Ex|>erls blamed the ports tile leading lady of "Carni­ Idiocy for civilization to blow it- it, with apparently nobody for it. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Monroe, he became an escort of­ livan the sub-deacon. Paul Chete- sign at the intersection of W. Cen­ blast on a gas leak. ficer, taking replacement troops to quate. val!,” noting the high popularity sell out, untold intensity of hope This led Governor Meyner to term Deliveries need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if lat was organist and soloist. Burial ter. Mrs. Trieper was tiaveling shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Europe. One of the objects of the flight that some one will still manage to the hearing itself a atage-man- was In St. James’ Cemetery, where is to determine bow well a pilot west on W. Center and turning into Just telephone your order for without extra charge. A great many people en­ In April 1945, he was discharg- Father Butler read the committal Waddell Rd. when the two collided, halt this charade of death and aged proposition. Those at the •d as a lieutenant colonel. can pick out Elarth, landmarks, in­ drug seeds and cosmetics—giv­ trust us with their prescriptions. May we com­ service. formation which will be vital to police said. build the prospects of life, tmtold hearing, for their part, hissed and pound yours ? He was a past president of the Bearers were Miles Densmore Dimock was arrested and ing your Charge Plan number. Manchester Improvement Associa­ the controlled lan'dings of space lingering faith that some element booed Governor Meynef for his Robert Harrison, Harry Jenson craft in the future. charged with failure to grant the CENTER PACKAGE STORE support of the jetport, partlc- tion, past chairman of the Insur­ Barry Lawton, Carl Anderson, and right of way. No court date has MRS. IDA CARLSON. Prop. of sanity and sense still exists ” Get ance Advisory Board, and mem­ If all goea aa planned, toe cap­ William Gibbs. sule and man will be plucked from been set. 455 i/i MAIN ST.—NORTH OF THE POST OFFICE , somewhere and will somehow fight larly when he inferred that oppo­ Immediate ber of the associate board of the Mr. Maher was stricken with a The Dimock. car received dam­ ■■ sition was being, motivated by sel­ Delivery Manchester office of the Connecti­ toe sea by helicopters from the its way into the situation. heart attack at the,Fourth of July 33.000 ton aircraft carrier, USS age on the left tear fender, and FREE PARKING NEXT TO OUR STORE Hie question is not whether we fish and benighted Interests—like O!Md0n2& cut Bank and Trust Co. fireworks d isp lay 'at Mt. Nebo Randolph. there was damage to the front end It's Your Dollar... an interest in luxurious old fam­ Prescription Pharmac.v In 1932, he served as command­ Field. of the Trieper car. POPULAR BRANDS OF would fight for Berlin. That has From the Randolph, toe astro­ A car driven by Murial M. Smith, ily estates, quiet little pastoral 901 Main Street—MI 3-5321 er of the Manchester American He was born Feb. 26, 1901, in always been inevitable and obvi­ Legion post. He was a charter Simsbur.v, and lived in Hartford naut will be flown to a Navy hos­ Andover, crashed into the rear of a ous. It is not a matter of opinion communities, and mere greenness Copyright 1961 (1W4) member of both the Army .ind .many years before moving to Man­ pital on the British-owned Grand car driven by Stanley J. Karpinaki, • WINES or choice. It is an elemental, in- of landscape. Navy Club and Veterans Commit­ chester in 1937. While in Hartford Bahamas Island for a thorough 32, of North Walpole, N, H., Sat­ -^"uiE COLD BEER Make The Most Of III iSSMarib tee, and had been a ' master Ma­ he was employed by Spear and Me medical: check. He then will be urday evening on Center St. at Mid­ IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES esc^able fact of the present world What led the Port Authority • LIQUORS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY son since 1919. Manus Florist. He had been em­ returned- to Cape Canaveral. dle ‘IY)ke. situation, that we would fight if into thinking it migdit be able to 901 MAIN ST.—»n 8-5321 He was a vestryman at St. Karpinski. traveling west, was ' • a h . . ployed as a service man for Mori FREE DELIVERY ANY TIME—MI 8-8388 we had to. get the site in question is the fact Mary’s Episcopal Church, and arty Bros, for eight years. He was stopped for a traffic light. The ■■ The question is whether we will that much of it ia nothing more was a member of the Civil De­ a veteran of World War I, serving South Windsor Smith car crashed into the rear of SpKiol Mon., Tues., Wed. than swampland in the first place. fense organization. in the Navy. He was a member of his car, police said. make it inevitable and Inescapable V But there are beautiful baronial Surviving, besides his wife, are the Church of the Assumption. Mra. Smith was arrested and that we do fight over Berlin, three,sisters. Miss Elizabeth L. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. charged with following too close SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY whether we seem, by our behavior, estates bordering the sw'amp, and Jenney and Mrs. Potter Cunning­ Beatrice Miscavich Maher; two Cyclist Said and failure to carry registration. to insist on fighting over Berlin, owning into the swamp, which is NOW! ham, both of Pawtucket, R. I., and sons, George T. Maher of Manches No court date has been set. and to leave Khnudichev no other a kind of sanctuary for wild life Mrs. Frederick Siebert of Upper ter and EMward Maher of Rock­ At Fault in A coj- driven by Gall N. Baldwin. HEAVY, WESTERN, CORN-FED, STEER BEEF Montclair, N. J. ville, Md.; a daughter, Mrs. Har­ 437 N. Main St., crashed into the recourse, either. of all kinds, being good for bird SUN LIFE'S SECURITY rear of a car driven by Helen M. watchini: and for hunting. And Funeral services will be held riet Ives of Des Plaines, 111., a The methods the Kennedy ad' FUND ENDOWMENT Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s brother. George Maher of Hart­ Own Death Johnson, 48 Holl St, Sunday after­ O F MANCHESTER miniatration la considering for an­ there are three nice quiet little Episcopal Church. Burial will be ford; and a sister, Mrs. Su-san noon on Main St., just north of swering the first question—wheth­ rich New Jersey towns which PROVIDES Hyde of Clearwater, Fla. Middle Tpke. big I4'x22' garage In East Cemetery. A 37-;year-bld 'Thompsonville mo­ Mrs. Johnson, police said, was er we would fight over Berlin—are would have to be eliminated en­ LIFE INSURANCE Friends may call at toe late Mr.' Funeral arrangements were han­ dled by the Tierney Funeral Home. torcyclist who died July 5 as the ti-aveling north on Main St. and methods which threaten to leave tirely. All in all, about 650 fami­ Jenney's home tomorrow after-i result of injuries received In an ac­ Btarted to make a right turn into PROTECTION TO AGE 65 noon and evening. Funeral ar­ nobody any choice as to t|ie an' lies would have to be, relocated. .Mrs. Betty 8. Clark cident on Rt. 194 in South Windsor a gasoline station, and the Bald­ Some of ' them, of course, could AND RETURNS with storage space rangements are being made by March 31 "came to a violent death win car struck her car ia the rear. ewer to the second question—that Watkins-West Funeral Home, 142 Funeral services for Mrs. Betty solely because of his owm neglect." of whether we ■will have to fight never be relocated in anything like ALL BASIC ANNUAL Stoddard Clark, 164 Green Manor Miss Baldwin was arrested and E, Center St. Rd., were held Saturday afternoon This was the rulipg of Hartford charged with failure to drive a ■ over Berlin. — their present traditional aplendor. PREMIUMS PAID County Coroner Louis W. Schaefer reasonable di.stance apart. No all materials abovejhe foundation $10.95 per month at the Newkirk and Whitney F\in- Saturday. This is tXiIles style brinkman- For all such sentimental conaid- PLU5 ACCUMULATED Er>\1n W. Whitham eral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East court date has been set. rt-ahlp in an extreme form. With « ations. Governor Meyner has one The funeral of Erwin W. Whit­ Hartford. Gordon W. Eldred, the cyclist, DIVIDENDS including an 8'x7' Raynor garage dddr ham, 31 Crosby Rd., was held Sat­ was responsible for toe collision Builes, there was always Eisen­ smashing knock-out phrase, which The Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, A&P includes the Tenderloin urday afternoon at Center Congre­ assistant pastor of Center Con­ which caused severe brain Injuries hower to pull us back, in the nick sums up the powerful argtunents IF THE ASSURED gational Church. It was largely at­ and a lingering death, aaid Coroner Two in Hospital SIUIS gregational -Church, officiated. of tima At this monient, nation ot the forces of progress very LIVES TO 65. tended. Schaefer. Tandarioin told toparaloly rolailt for about $2.00 lb. another new Bantly Fuel Club member Burial was in East Cemetery. Eldred was driving his .qiptor- and the 'world ara 'waiting to see beautifully. The key question, lays The Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, Bearers were Walter Clark. C41- With Crash Hurts 12'x22'8" car port assistant minister of the church, cycle on Rt. 194 when he attempted what the present man in the White Governor Meyner, is whether or A! 65, the fundi can bet vin Clark, Nelson Buell, and Donn to pass two cars proceeding ahead N. Y. SIRLOIN offieiated, assisted - by toe 'Rev. Mendell. PORTERHOUSE House does—pull ua back, or push not the area in question shall be • token in coih They’ll be moving in next month. On the first cold day, with 'storage cabinets Carlton 'T. Daley, pastor of the of him. The second of the two cars, A rear-end collision shortly us over. allowed to attain “a maximum United Methodist Church, Bolton, a driven by Charles J. Griswold, of after midnight on E. Middle 'Tpke. • u>ed to purchoie a paid-up they^l know that our men have done a good job check­ Mrs. Annie McManus Meryl Rd., South .Windsor, started at Plaza Dr. sent three persons to economic growth rate.” policy lor the orioinal turn all materials above the foundation $6.95 per month friend of the Whitham family. Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Manchester Memorial Hospital And there, of course, ia the pow­ 'oiturod and tho nolanco Burial was In Palisado Cemetery, to make a left turn into a shopping, Shrewd And Sound ing their heating plant. The tank will be full of oil and McManus, Cook Dr., Bolton, were center. The motorcycle struck toe with injuries. , erful master slogan for our times token In coih or o> a Windsor. Bearers were William held at the Holmes Funeral Home Peter Clark, 20 of 5 Greenwood The diatlnctive quality in the en guaranteed Income. Cara cost big money. Don’t let yours take a beat­ Hinman, Harold Eastman, Lud- left front fender of toe car. , cyclical of Pope John XXni is and our civilization. With some­ will be refilled automatically. Saturday at 11 a.m., with toe Rev. The coroner said that "no crim­ Dr., received head, back, and neck Are you comfort­ • used to provide on annuity. ing from the weather. Put it under cover. welg Hoffman, Russell Griffin, Carlton Daley of United Methodist injuries and was admitted. Carolyn that, although speaking for a par- thing like “a maximum economic Mark Hill, and WiUiam Vittner. inal neglect is found chargaable to • loft on deposit at a Church, Bolton, officiating. Burial Charles J. Griswold.” Wesson, 20, of Glastonbury, w'as tlcuUr belief and culture and visw growth rate" attainable, who has This is a new system, so something could go wrong. If was In Elm Grove Cemetery, admitted for hud injuries and a the right to care for green guaranteed rote of Interott. Mrs. Alda Loretta Gauvin Mystic. LB LB of ctvlUzation, It nsverthelsaa mU' Mrs. Alda Loretta Gauvin, 59, of Maochoater Evening H erald cut on the bridge of her nose. conscious ages to see and encompass and swamps, or old familiar homes, or it does the Bantly truck nearest their home will get a Glenney’s will give you working plans plus, "how 145 Vernon St., wife of Alphonse Bearers were William E. Mosh- South W indsor oorraapendent, Celtote V. Heath. 18, of Bast quiet, off-the-beaten-path vil­ ler, William R. Moshier, Francis R. Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell Hartford, wu treated and dis­ dlscuBB the entire world picture hquire oboul thii remarkable to’’ instructions and rent you power tools. If you Gauvin, supervisor, immigrant in­ Gardner. Edward McManus. Wil­ 4-1763. charged. She complained of chest lages? radio call to fix the trouble promptly. spectors, Hartford District, Im­ and the whole situation of man insuronce plan prefer, we’ll handle the complete construction at liam R. Lanning, and David Mc­ pains. When you go to bed at night are you con.scious ‘The astounding and encouraging migration and Naturalization Serv­ Manus. dispassionately. Thla is a formula hy ietephoning or writing iot a resonable price. Materials and labor can be paid ice, died Saturday at Manchester 2 HUNTED IN CAVE A car driven by Miss Heath of being uncomfortable? Do you toss and turn which at once forbids extreme in thing ia that down in New Jersey BantlJ^ Fuel Oil Club members are in good hands. Why for by the month, with no money down. iirleana, Ind., July i l UP) — rammed into the rear, of Clark’s and suddenly realize that your bedding is worn Wo Ratarvo Tha Richt To LimH Quanlitloi. Memorial Hospital after a short Samuel Stevenson terpietations and dramatic aolu- a good many people not even di­ illness. State Pollc::. akladlvers begaa u r , police said. Clark w u stopped out \. . . and- not providing you with real re­ W A LT ER R . don’t you join the club? Phone MI 9-4595 or TR 5-3271 1 Funeral services for Samuel searcUng a narrow Umeotone at the Intersection signaling for a FRESH RIPE tlonit uid rests its hope on some rectly involved themselves do seem She was bom Feb. 9, 1902, in Stevenson, 110 Brookfield St., were cavern near here this morning left turn. The Heath car apim out laxation ? thing nobody can command or pro­ to tmderstand such impractical PARTINGTON JR. for further facts. No obligation. Fail River, Mass., a daughter of- held Saturday at 1 p.m. at 3t. for two young explorers tritpped of ctnrol and skidded on toe grass See us . . , tomorrow. \Ve’re open 7 :30-5:00. the late Charles and Henrietta Mary’s Episcopal Church, with the overnight when a flash flood Then it’s time to switch to Holman-Baker cure by Um use of any temporal nostalgia, and to be willing to give l64 East Center Street Couture Morin, and lived in at corner of Plaza Dr. The car was it a hand, and. thus fend off; for a Manchester, Conn. Rev. Roman H. Harding officia­ rushed In. The first hour’s efforts demolished. Custom-Crafted bedding. Getting into bed will power—the growth of loyalty to MI S-4604—TR 5-8640 Rouses Point, N.Y., before com­ ting.. Burial was in East Cemetery. uncovered no sign of the ■pair, M |u Wesson was a pusengei- in be sheer luxury. You won’t be conscious of try­ Tomatoes 29‘ tee mitiltual velusB wlyteh toiust, in time at least, New Jersey’s share "Our Reputation Open 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ing to Manchester in 1951. She was C arers were Herbert Maguire, identified aa Ralph 8. Moreland the H uth Car. of that ultimate progress which DELCO.HEAT a member of St. Bartholomew's Jr^ 25, Knox, Ind., and Tom ing, to sleep. You’ll drop off in a wink into deep, Frk«i tNatllvi H ALL AAF S m r MtrUU !■ tkb »— Hy A tkltHV} ^ sod, dstsristns ' the fa^ of Is Your Assurance” Church. Oliver Waters, Russell Copeland, Miss Heath was arruted by po­ saaib will sse the entire Eastern sea­ John Jacobs, Joseph Melody, and Arnold, XZ, Pent, Ind. They had lice and charged with reckless driv­ untroubled slumber .j. . and wake up fully re­ OPEM FRIDAY Besides her husband,' survivors Ferdinand, Tiesing. ■ hot been heard fram olnce 5 pjp. freshed in the morning. •M 9BBBB MtyiBBnC K IMtfiC COSMHib Mi This quality In IbavSiidycUcal Is board paved solid for one purpoee SUN UFE Include a daughter, Mrs. Angelo ing. No court date h u been set. 7:30 ojn. to 0:30 pjn. (ODT) Sunday when they en­ swisdeliy olsar as Jolni. dla> OF Bephard of Rouses Point; a son, tered this underground paaaage. Yenlcee oUpper Copt. Joehua How can bedding be so wonderful? Come in and Wartng this world’s modem need Lawrence . R. Gauvin of Denver, One of New BY^gland’a unique A foot of water still covered tha Slocum 'WU the flrat man to sail Reel "IVy it! You’ll be amazed.iit the difference M a r k e t Tbs sbsrbat, popular hot weath- Colo; four sisters, Mrs. Blanche "stone ender” dwellingn is ’ toe cave’s aseuth this oMralag. tlw around toe world alone. His 36- Aw Jjitsrilipulifs aad ooopara- UNTLYOIL CO. me Saturday 7:80 a.m. to.nooi^ Lambert of Fall River, Mass., Bleazer Arnold House at Unooln, Quality-Control makes in good sleeping. sr rafraahmant, originated in llur- •atnuMse had been ebeked with foot afoop etided a three-yur tbs oatitrs aC key. “Bhartiet" la a Turkish word Bdt MAIN STKEfT MAMCHESTEA. COMM find Mrs. Bertha Parent, Mrs. -R. I. BUlt in 1667, a huge ctalnmey aa nnieh aa It fast ad water aver globa gtodlkig voyoM a t Newport, ualag “cbUlsd Julco.” CompleU Hoaia H astiaf Jeanette lYnnk, and Mrs. Rolande forma aa entire wall for too houM. It at one point during tba night. R. I.. June 27, 1806. 886 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHON^ MI 9.5253 Sale* and Service 4 'I *4 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961 P A G E N IN E Rodkville-Vernon members, make returns on all ad­ sponalblUty of oompleting the Chicago Police Columbia vance sales for Saturday n i^ t's drafting of thq treaty on general VILLA MAJUE HOTEL Aniww to PfOvlouQ Puzxlo ham supper which will be served Pravda C a s 18 and complete disarmament." tn ’ connection with the Summer SOUTH OLAIPTONBUBT Book Learning Pravda went on to complain Hold 11 Whites Mr^s Jacobus Fair sponsored by the Ladles So­ Doubt on New that the present 10-nation U.N. CLOSED $103,792 Contract ciety. Both events will be in Yeo­ committee la not satisfactory be­ e Individuals mans Hall and tlie supper 'w^l be 7 Author Wharton cause none of the neutral states From July 1 thru Aug. M In Racial Strife Heads Group served continuously tram 6:30 to are represented on it. Open Ang, 25 8 EUzabeth 7 p.m. Arms Cut Talk Browning's Landed by Lapointe What Pravda! did not say is that maiden name Briefs this committee was set up on Rus­ (Ooattaiued from Pago Ono) Mrs. William Jacobus, Sleepy Mrs. Myrtle Englert. eighth (Continued froip Page One) 9 Landed Hollow Rd., has been elected sian insistence and the United 10 Memorandum grade teacher at Horace W. Porter States agreed to it only reluctant­ 11 Plant A tl08,7fl2 Air W>r«e oon tn ct>th « Northenst School walls were the traditionally 'all-whlto public chairman of the newly organized School has submitted her resigna­ read in the organ of the Soviet D. FALSE TEETH •wnrdMl - t o LalPtiinte IMtiMtrlr . 19 Season daubed with white and black paint. beach. home economics group which re­ tion to the board of education. Communist party this morning. ly- 21 Three-toed Inc., o f RookvUle, w u deacribed The rivalry between EUlntgon Reck, Slide er Slip? The demonstrators arrived at places the disbanded Columbia She indicated to Mrs. Hiyllia Fox, A U.N. resolution called on the What the Soviets now want is a sioths by a oomptny apokeman today, and Rockville High Schools began midday and sat in the aand among Workshop. The yoimg women who 15-nation group with five western 8 FASTKETR, an Improved powdsr to 23 Afternoon secretary, that she had accepted two powers to decide who would “ W**' or low»r plstss. 32 Horned 49 Male sheep mm a feaiUier in the oompany’a cap, before school closing in June. A the 10,000 persons sunning and form the group will take the name take part in general disarmament powers, five Communist powers bolds false teeth more flrmiT In plsoe. parties big “RH6” waa, painted on the Ell­ swimming at the 8-block Img beach a position at RHAM high school. 25 Boss ruminant SOGreatrlake and the drat aiseablo Air Force Columbia Extension Group for the A son, Greg, waa bom Sunday talks, where and when they would and five neutrals—another exten­ Do not elide, slip or rock. No gummy, 26 Consideration 35 Folds 51 Location oontsact in th« flrm’a abort hia- ington School drive and *‘B!HS'’ between 7Sth and 78th Sts. sion of the 8-headed "troika” sys­ gooey, pasty taste or fesUng. PA*> present. At a meeting held at the momihg. 'at Hartford Hospital, to take place and what specific sub­ TEeI h u alkaline (non-eeld). Dose 27 First man 38 Mo k ghastly 52 Alone tiory. was painted on the drive of Elling­ The groups of white youths be­ tem the Soviet Union has been 40 Place( 54ExcesalTe home of Mrs. Roy Beers, Jonathan Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gudmundaon jects are to be taken up. not sour. Cbeeke ‘miate odor** (den­ 28 Cravats Jatnea .D. Ourran, treaaurer, ton Resident State Trooper Uonel gan walking among the demon­ Trumbull Highway, other officers pushing for. ture breath). Get FASTBKTH at any 30 Patrick Dennis' 43 Stall 55 Fruit drinks strators and crowding around po­ of Jonathan Tnunbull Highway. The United States does not want drug counter. 45 U.S. president 56 Oceans aaid production auid ahipnsent of R. Labreche. elected were Mrs. iC. Randolph Marne. ■Labreche’s driveway was coated licemen. Then they began a The baby is tho couple's second to discuss the solid substance of 47 Assail 59 Body o t waUs the equipinent wlU becfln in about Forbes, vice chairman; Mrs. Ed­ son and they also have two daugh­ four or five montha, with an amesite sealer one day chant: "Go, go, go.” disarmament behind the back of r~ S“ 8 . 7 6 8 r r Aa Hackett and his men moved ward Fox, secretary, and Mrs. ters. Britain and France. Washington i r 3” Ib o oontraot oalla for control after he notified school authorities Milton Anthony, treasurer. Mrs. and suggested he knew the paint­ in to break up the youths, a '19-' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harris and regards these talks In Moscow as Slop E Shop givH Top ValiM Stampt. e e 14 14 panels, relays, and amplIAera to Robert Brownson has been ap­ young son are visiting Mr. Harris’s primarily procedural. But the So­ be delivered bo the Air Force’a ers. year-old kicked ono offleer and The Fox Hill Tower has Just struck at smother. pointed publicly chairman. Mrs. parents in Seattle, Wash,., tor a viet Union has been trying to turn tho Stampt with tho Eoldon EuarantN! iB 18 17 Wrlgba-Patteraon Field in Day- Brownson said that the group will three weeks’ vacation. Mrs. Harris ton, Ohio. been redecorated by members of ' Several officers, with nlgnt- them into a formal 2-natlon dis­ not start regular meetings until is the former Charlotte Clarke. armament conference, Pravda fe- iS i i 2d i i Curran said pre-production nun- the Junior Chamber of Commerce, aticks drawn, grabbed and sub­ who have painted the interior and dued the teen-ager who fell un­ fall. In September a county-wide Iterated today. I plea of the equii>ment wlH be meeting which will take up the 22 turned out for Air Force approval are due back to clean up the tower conscious to the aand. He was Showers Ahead "It goes without saying,” said for formal reopening ceremonies carried to a police squad car and care of house plans and flowers, the paper, "that the resumption of KT iS u it E S6 II B" before fuli production atarta. whisked off to a police station. will be open to the membership. 9 Manufacture o f the aample this week or next week. Windsor Locke, July 17 (/P)— wo;-k by a multilateral disarma­ HT 48 Gamp Scholarships The youth later told authorities Caucus Tonight ment organ would make sense only S“ equipmesrt will begin immedlaitely. The Democratic caucus to select The U.S. Weather Bureau at Three girls were awarded par­ he was not knocked unconscious Bradley Field issued this extended if the bilateral Sovlet-American The panels, relays and ampUflera tial 4-H Junior Camp Scholarships by police clubs but passed out in candidates for town offices to be 47 48 will, be installed aa aircraft inter­ Connecticut weather forecast for talks produced an agreement on at Saturday during the annual Ver­ the excitement. He said he raf­ elected in October, will be held in T ues^y through Saturday: least the basic question of total 42 plane oonununicationa equipment. non 4-H Day. TTie girls each re­ tered from epilepsy. Yeomans Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Cunen estimated a maxinuiin Temperatures will average 2 to and universal disarmament . , . ceive $6 toward the $15 tuition at Tho kicking incident came as Mrs. Marita Merrick said this 4 degrees below normal with little “ In the course of the bilateral 48 800 units will be produced. the Abington 4-H camp in Pom- the 'integratlonists were leaving morning that the caucus is wide He gueased 30 to 00 days for ap­ day to day change. The normal talks it is necessary to consider u u II s r T fret Center, Windham County. the beach. All departed peacefully open smd nominations will be proval following a two to three and no flare ups between white mean temperature in the Hartford not only the substance of the dis­ Award winners were Linda made from the floor. area during this period is 76 de­ armament problem'«md to map out 87 88 88 month production run on the pro­ Slicer, daughter of Mr. smd Mrs. persons and Negroes were report­ The only two she was ready to totype material. Production and ed. grees ranging from daily high of ways for reaching an agreement 23 Herbert H. Slicer of Vernon Cen­ say would definitely be rimning 86 to a low of 68. Rainfall may on general and complete disarma­ s r 82 delivery will oontiiMie tluxmg'h the ter; Susan Pfalzgraf, daughter of However, the scuffle touched off again were Joseph Szegda, aa first winter. ' angry murmurs in the crowd. total three quarters of sn inch or ment, but to agree on the compo­ JT 88 88 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pfalzjnraff of selectman and Philip H. Isham Sr., more mainly as Showers and thun­ sition of a multilateral disarma­ Specials for Monday LaPolnte, which began opera­ 266 South St., Rockville; and Re­ Hackett thep grabbed a portable town clerk, both incumbent. j a tions in Rockville under its present dershowers through the period. ment body charged with the re- becca Niederwerfer, daughter of loudspeaker and commanded; 250 Watch Skiers management in 1955, employe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niederwerfer “ The crowd on the beach con­ 7 An estimated 250 persona wit­ about 225 persona in its four atory of South Windsor. stitutes an unlawful assembly. Tuesday & Wednesday! factory on W. Main St. nessed the water ski show on Co Korean Maneuvers You will disperse or be arrested lumbia Lake yesterdday srttemoon, BY FRANK O’NEAL Last month, LaPoints announced Army Pfc. David J. Laboc, son in the name of the people of the a 10 per cent net gain in sales and State of UlinoU.” presented by the Crystal Skiers of of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. EaUngton. Many lined the area In an earning of 10 cents a share for Laboc, Rockville, recently i>artl- In Jackson, Miss., 12 "Freedom the fiscal year ending June 30. cipated with other personnel from Riders” whose arrival Saturday their boats, in addition to those ATTENTION HOME OWNERS The company estimates it has a the 7th Division’s 1st Battle night was marked by the first in­ gathered at the Community backlog of orders for the present Group, 17th Infantry, in the unit's cident since bus terminal tests Beach. Howard Shumway, co- Now is the time to take advantage of our summer prices year amounting to about 75 per first field training exercise in began seven weks ago, were to go chairman of Columbia Recreation cent Of last year’s business. Korea. on trial today. Council, which sponsored the together with our five-year Budget Plan. A recent order from the U.S. Laboc, a rocket launcher crevir- The incident reportedly waa pro show, expressed his appreciation Signal Corps was for $302,000, a man in the infantry’s Company E, voked when a Negro freedom rider to the motor boat owners for contract for 2,200 antenna sAsem- entered the Army in June 1960. stepped on a white college stu. their co-operation and to the Co­ bltes for aircraft use. The 19-year-old soldier is a 1960 dent’s foot and was "forcefully lumbia Lake Club which RIDGE ROCK STONE VENEER Playground Opens graduate of Rockyllle High School. shoved” off. delayed its races for an hour ao Rockville's long-hoped-for West Hoepitai Notes The number of ridera Jailed in that the two events would not End playground opened today Admitted Friday: Alma Kelley, Jackson since May 24 numbers 239. conflict. FRONTS OUR SPECIALTY with formal ceremonies at 9:30 30 Eeart St.; David Trapp, 15 In other developments; The Catholic Ladies Society of a.m. The playground, located on Pleasant St. A Justice Department spokes­ St. OoJumba will meet tojilgiit in the cld Cricket Lot off West Rd., Admitted Saturday: Marie man said there is no need to send regular aeasion ajt the church "EXCLUSIVELY OURS" will be named Bury Field srtter Eckels, Mountain St.; Ethel Berr, U.S. marshals to Chicago to deal raitiher than bold the usual picnic. owner Joseph L. Bury who has Mein St., ESlingtori. with racial unrest because local Plana will be made at this meet­ donated the field for use. Admitted Sun'day: Anna Koltay, officers are taking necessary ac­ ing, according to Mrs. Clarenbe • We also re-ride with all types of siding, including i City Recreation Chairman Don­ 106 Prospect St.; Simon Hamilton, tion. Grwt, publicity dhainman, for the ald P. Berger served as master of Ellington. Rep. John Beil Williams, D-Miss., women's "ndght out" when they • Alcoa Aluminum Free Estimates ceremonies and hailed Bury as a Births Sunday: A son to Mr. and Attorney General MacDonald go to dinner ait some restaurant. ubllc spirited citizen. Mayor Leo and Mm. Mark Carlyle, 86 Union Galllon of Alabama had wired U.S In order to partlodpa,te In this • Johns-Manville Cheerfully Given g“ Flaherty Jr. and aldermen St.; a da'ughter to Mr. and Mrs. Attorney General Robert Kennedy event, she said, membera must from the City Council were pres­ Edgar 'WWte, StaffOrdfvllle. to ask if he planned to send mar­ have paid their annual dues. The Rock Shakes Call Ml 3-5082 ent. Discharged Friday: Helen Lath- shals to Chicago as he did in Ala­ Available at the playground will Rev. John K. Honan will recite the • Gold Bond rop, Vernon; Ida FTiedrich, 71 bama’s Freedom Rider incidents. rosary with the members befbre e ALUMINUM GUTTERS be swings and gliders for young­ Mountain S t Mayor Allen Thompson urged the and LEADERS sters and a softball diamond with the meeting. Hostesses tar this • Glatex ' Discharged Siaturday; iWilliam people of Jackson no^ to be dis­ meeting are Mrs. John Majthieu, 200-foot foul lines. couraged about the continuing e A SIDING FOB EVERT J Ronald Badsteubner and Lois Hietala, 100 West S t; Myrtle Mrs. FUlip labam Jr. and Mrs. • Carey Ceramo BUDGET Squire, FalThaven Rest Home; waves of Freedom Riders because Otka will be in charge of the play­ Karl Hammoratrom. Nancy Buckley, Kingsbury Ave.; the race situation "will be the Picnic Slated ground, which will be open from same two or three years from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3:30 Edward Helm, 46 Windsor Ave.; Tlie Women’s Guild of Columbia Mary Bleleckd, Hartford Tptoe.; now.” NEW ENGLAND STONE SPECIALISTS, InSe on weekdays. A hearing on whether an injunc­ Congregational Church will hold Berger and members of the rec Mrs. Irene Gardner and daughter, the annual picnic tomorrow night Maple St, Ellington. tion will be issued against Free­ 190 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST______U. S. ‘Choice’ Heavy Steer Beef reatlon commission in the past two dom Riders in Alabama was due to at Orchard Hill, the home of Miss Weeks have installed playground Discharged Sunday: Catherine Jean Natech on Columbia Lake. Hewitt, 48 Ellington Ave.; Mrs. open today in Montgomery. Member Of The Manchester Chamber of Commerce equipment, a backstop, a drink­ F v e Freedom Riders from New AssisUng hostesses are Idrs. How­ ing fountain and toilet facilities, Noella Bean and daughtw, 41 Jersey arrived Sunday In Chatta^ ard Shumway and Mrs. Walter and have mowed the tall grass. Brooklyn St. nooga, Tenn., and Joined Negro Card. It is requested that the 0 Bury uses a shed on the prop­ leaders for lunch in the bus ter erty for storage of carnival equip­ Vernon and Talcottville minal cafeteria. There were no iu ment. The shed will be off bounds news la handled through the Her­ cidenta and a spokesman said the to youngsters. ald’s Rockville bureau, 6 W. Main trip had been generally uneventful BARBECUE KofO Names Officer* S t, TR 5-8136 or MI 9-6797. since the five left New York City August Loehr Jr. of Loehr Rd Thursday! (CHUCK) has been named Grand Knight of Peter Ribicoff W'eds In St. Louis, Mo., Monday, four Our Lady of Fatima Council, San Ftancisco, July 17 (/P)— Freedom Ridera were back from Knights of Columbus, in Rockville. Peter Ribicoff, son of the secretary bus trip through Arkansas and Norman Burke is deputy Grand of health, education and welfare, Louisiana during which they faced Knight and his 21-year-old bride from a mixture of arrest, stalemates and L Other officers are: Peter R. Casablanca, Morocco, the former complete desegregation. YOU Buckley, chancellor; George Smith, Mercedes Haziot, today were on a In Virginia, the state pupil recorder; Chester Bloniarz, treas cross-country wedding trip by car. placement board has assigned 84 imer; Thomas McKean, advocate; Secretary ' Abraham Ribicoff, Negroes to white or perdominate- Arthur O’Neil, warden; the Rev. former governor of Connecticut, ly white schools, bringing school TAKE THE WHEEL! STEAKS John White, chaplain; Francis acted aa his son’s best man in the integration for the first time' to Shanahan, Inside guard; Donald wedding conducted yesterday ’ at Stafford and Prince William coun­ Camelli and Anthony Norbut, out- Congregation Beth Sholom by ties. WE'LL MAKE THE DEAL! side guards; Leonard Burke, fi­ Rabbi Saul White. nancial secretary; Earle Ronan, Mrs. Ribicoff was also among State Airman Killed lecturer; and Lawrence Bresnahan those attending the ceremony, an Norwalk, July 17 (Ah—Mr. and and David K. Welch, trustees. attendance limited to members of Mrs. Andrew Lilliedahl, 2 Birch NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! General program chairman is the family and close friends. Rd., said yesterday they had re­ Theodore R. Yarusewlcz. He will be Ribicoff, 24, said he plans to ceived a telegram from the govern­ assisted by the following chairmen; teach social studies at Anacostia ment informing them their son Francis King, catholic activity; High School in Washington, D. C., died in the collision of two Air Peter Buckley, council activity; berim ing next fall. Ribicoff said Force planes over Greenland. The William McMahon, fraternal activ­ he met his bride four months ago mishap occurred Friday. First Lt. ity; Lawrence Bresnahan, member­ when she was here as an exchange William H. LlUiedahl, 26, was a YOU OWE IT Sto convenient to have in your freezer for unex­ ship and insurance; John Fugiel, student. graduate of Holy Cross College. pected guests! These steaks are carefully trim­ public relations; and Earl Kellner, youth activity. TO YOURSELF med before weighing — you get much more for Outgoing officers will treat the your meat dollhr! council to a banquet at 6;30 to night at Redmen's Hall. TO INVESTIGATE Plans for the annual family THE BIG DIFFERENCE IS lcnlc call for a tentative date of July 28 at the Italian-American Club in Rockville, beginning at " Wa'r* Not Choined, WoVo FREE 1:30 p.m. ! Rodeo Winners Named To TW(« Your Slde" |< Jane Marie Crudden arid Moira Bmouso w e a rt on INDEPENDENT AGEN CY Rcalley were contest winners Fri­ BEFORE YOU EVEN day afternoon in the bicycle rodeo, and our only "boss" Is our CUSTOMER THINK OF BUYING held at Henry Park as one of a When you have Trouble . . . THE BIG DIFFERENCE . . . is AN Y OTNER c a r number of special events slated we'xe on Your side! You are our first concern! This I s ^ l y pos­ / S E E IT this summer. Al] contests were con­ sible because we are an ^independent Agency! ducted on wheels. Jane Marie and Francis Scalley The "captive” salesman who works for one company, Jias to put were winners of the slow bike race the interests of that company, his employer, first. The big "bar- for six, seven and eight-year-olds. Igain” he made sound so inexpensive, could now be the most cost­ TODAY Moria Scalley won the slow race ly insurance you evef bought! If this "captive" salesman has for girls nine through 14. been transferred by his employer, you’ll be dealing with a John Edwards was the winner in stranger. You are the one who could well wind up being the the finals of the boys’ slow bike "captive.” 7 race. THE BIG DIFFEREJNCE . . . is we select the Companies we PRICES START AT Jane Marie Crudden and Robin represent. .W e select ortly those companies we know employ the Getz combined to win the ball-n-the- fairest and most dependable of claim policies. We have to do basket contest for six, seven And this, because although we are Independent, it is only because of eight-year-olds. our customers that w<- are Independent, and don't think we don’t Francis VecchioUa and Arthur realize it! GREEN CABBAGE or Wheelock won the contests for older There ia really no "bargain” in insurance, anymore than in any­ girls and boys, respectively. thing else. Most people realize this. It’s only cynics who really Jauie Marie was winner again in believe, “ there ia one borh every minute.” Well, we can’t give SUMMER SQUASH the clothespin toss. Diane Monet you aomethlng for nothing, but because we are Independent we and Robin Getz were runners up. can make sure you are receiving every benefit you are paying Moria Scalley waa the winner Jn Stop & Shop gives you a for! greater Variety of fresh veg- the older girls’ division, followed Transportation, Radio, Heater, Extra by Francine Vecchlolla and Kathy Our Indopondont Agoncy Sorvos You H rif etablea— washed and trimmed |b wendheelser. and tparkling! And here's The boys’ dlvisirai was won by • In seeing that you have 5 * David Robert, followed by Michael enough insurance of the $195DOWN good eating at a low price! North. right kind Margaret Piader won the horse­ • In selecting the companies shoe toss for the youngsters, while best able to fulfill your needs Cash or Trade Moria Scalley and Francine Vec- • If you have a claim your in- SEE US TODAY FOR chlolla shared the honors in the teresta come'firat THE BEST BUY EVER! girls’ divisim. Michael North, Rob­ ert Hartmaim and George Dumas • We can serve you in all your No. 466 CLIP THIS COOFON won the boys’ division. insurance need's and help you Rivalry avoid confifeting coverages. A high gchool rivalry which be­ 100 F R E E V ohfe STAMPS gan before school closing has con­ with the purehaia «f tinued into the summer with evid- / ' ence appearing on walks, school ’ 5 or more al your Stop & Shop building and monuments. 175 M O R IA R T Y ^ The latest signs were found this East Center Valid thru Wednesdayif July 19,1961 weekend on' the south wall' of the Street ^ Fox Hill War Memorial Tower and . on Northeast School in Rockville. Extra Slamp Bonus! WSHHtSHfm Um p Bonus! Police are investigating. Pbone Lincoln — Continental — Mercury, — Comet — English Ford - —fFillys Jeep The initials “ EHS” and a large MI 3-1126 white paint smear were discovered 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER KH 3-5135 OPEN EVENINGS OB the Fox Hill Tower Friday. Alio, PAOB TE N BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING ilERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 19fil PAGE ELBVIN Brumel Smashes High Jump Record in Weekend Track Meet hut— Tigers Flex Muscles and Regain American League Lead

Russians Outsmart Selves in Scoring Six HomeRuns Supplies the Fuse for Reds^ Offensive Major League Second Division Ciibs Back Up Fine Moscow, July 17 (i^P) — T h efin the Olympic* for both men andfthe high Jump w u on rain had = L e a d e r s = Russians outsmarted them­ women T started to fall. AMERICAN LE-AUCE Raise Havoc with Reds selves when they agreed to ‘The United States is the only But Thomas and Brumal want Pitching Jobs Batting (baaed on 175 or more nation In the world that separates on. Thomaa mlsaed once each at at bats) — Howard, New York, keep separate men’s and its men’s and its women’s teams. 6-11% and 7-2 Brumal cleared ev­ .373; Cash, Detroit, .358: Brandt, New York, July 17 UP)— Cincinnati can handle the Dodgers, women’s scores in the week­ We will never discriminate against erything on the firat try until he New York, July 17 (/P)— Baltimore, .342; Piersall, Cleve­ Giants and Brave.s but those Chicago Cubs give them fits. end track meet against the our women In the Soviet Union. went to 7-4. Detroit flexed its fnuscleS land, .333; Mantle, New York and The Cubs did it again Sunday, beating the Reds for the 10th United States and today they were As far as we are concerned we won He didn’t make that tmtil the Sunday with six hdhie runs to Killebrew, Minnesota, .326. time in 16 games, and slicing Cincinnati’ik National League trying to explain that, after all. 1" events to America’s 15.” last jump. .AMERICAN LEAGUE Run* — Mantle, New Y’ork, 78; It’s the grand total of victories When the Russians agreed to run Fewer Mlsae* back up complete games by •*lead to five game* over Lo* An- Detroit Maris, New York, 76; Colavito. ' gele.4. that counts. it as two separate meets, they As It turned out even If Brumel Don Mossi and Phil Regan Detroit. 73; Cash, Detroit, 60; Ka- quietly laughed up their sleeve and regained the American I * '/I The Reds don’t worry about The American men whipped the had not made th* 7-4 he would line, Detroit, 65. Davis Cuppers which coach is managing the Cub*, Russians, 13-9 in events and 124- figuring that they could win the have won since he had fewer miasea League lead from New York by a f , 1 9 Runs Batted I n ------Maris, New 8 10 j They Just worry about George Alt- 111 in score based on a 5-3-2-1 men’s meet and then could crow than ’Thomas. ’This waa their half game and one percentage Chicago .' York, 84; Gentile, Baltimore, 82; ‘ man. The Cub outfielder became scale in the third of their series that they even beat the United fourth face-to-face meeting and 4 16 8 15i/j Mantle, New YorK, 79; Ca.sh, De­ Seen Stronger the league’* player of the month of their clashes that ended yester­ States at Its own game. Brumel has won all four. ** Rocky Colavito hit • two and J^M*hlnirton «n la troit, 75;. Killebrew, Minnesota, 72. “They really thought they’d Norm r*a«h Cash, Al Kallne,\CaU net Dick \)Tr>_Mc- “ "*UnKX011 ..4U 49 9 18 , -* /A ' ’*7gely through a nine- day in a miserable rain. The Soviet The other United States vlctoriea Mlnnemita ___ 87 52 Hits - - Kubek, New York, 107; I 1Y1 M n l I i series against Cincinnati. H* women won, 68-39. win,” said Pinky Sober, chief of the yesterday were by Jay Sllveoter of Aullffe and Moasl one each in an 6 21 Ig ia il I lo a Angeles .. .37 58 --1 211/, B. Robinson, Baltimore, 106; Cash, A I l d a l * y \ r ~ J •. jg well on his way to repeating in Now the Americans head for U.S. National AAU Track, and the U.S. Army in the diacus (191- 11*1 and 8-3 sweep over the Detroit, 105; Francona, Phillips July with Cincy pitching providing Field Committee. Kansas City A ’*. Kansaa City ..38 55 .S16 241/2 Stuttgart and a meet with Ekist 9% ),. Cliff Cushman of Grand Sunday’s Results and Piersall, Cleveland, and Ka- St. Louis, ^July 1,7 1/P.1—■ftilh ] jJTipetua Germany tomorrow and Wednes­ "Their coach, Gabriel Korobkov, Forks, N.D., In the 400-meter hur­ Mickey Mantle’* 32nd h o m e line, Detroit, 99...... told me so before the meet." isMi .Angelen 11-8, Washington 2- chunky Chuck^ MoICinley of St.! Altman, hitting .382 against Cin- day. dles (50.5), in th* 1,600 him and nlnth-lnnlng double led 4 (Second game, 10 Innings). Double.s - - Power, Cleveland LouiX a.s his” " w Captain ■ " ’’ th six of his 18 homers Valery Brumel, Russia’s wonder­ American Coach Jumbo Jim El­ meters (3:43.8, which equals a the New York Yankee* to a 2-1 and Kubek. New York. 24; Ka-I expecl.s\hi8 ‘ i9811 Against the league leaders, beat liott said he could put his finger on Cleveland 7-6, Minnesota 5-12. ful teenag;er, smashed the world 4:00.8 mile) and the 1,600 meter, victory over Baltimore. Bud Da­ New York 2, Baltimore 1. line, Detroit, 23; O’Connell, W ash-ipay,, team ,0...... bg jttronger'...... fhem Sunday 4-2 with a tie-break- some of the events the Russians ley’s four-hitter kept the Yanks high jump record by clearing seven relay with Adolph Plummer, Chuck Detroit 11-8, Kansas Cltv 1-8. inglon, 22; Romano. Cleveland, 21. mi,an Ihe I960 souad 1 homer in the sixth inning. Bob feet, four inches under wretched expected to win. Frazier, and Ulls Wil­ rolling. Chicago 4-8, Boston 3-5 (Second i’riples - Wood, Detroit. ' i l V i r m T McKinlev Dert-‘ conditions and of ‘I know they thought they would liams in 3:08.8. Chuck Elssegian’s two homers game, 12 Innings). Landis CliicaBo 6- Carev Chi-^ ^ )'! three and two-third innings saved Tennessee State topped his own .win the 800,” he said, "because Jlm^ The Russians won five events— m helped Cleveland dump Minnesota Today’s Games ^Bo h e ls a ^ Clevela^^^^^ 'T ? ' Bakersfield Calif., -fifth rictorv for Dick Ellsworth pending world broad jump record Dupree hadn’t looked good ^In a the javelin with Viktor Tsybuldnko in the first game 7-5 but Lenny New York (Ford 16-2 and Coates Detroit and Keough, Washington. . „nd AlJ^en Fox of I^s Ang*les, | of 27 feet *1 inch by soaring 27- couple of races here. Then they (272-8*A), 3,000 meter steeplechase Green, who had eight hits In 11 6-3) at Baltimore (Pappas 6-4 and 1 3/4. J,- were sure they had a sprinter (Ed- with Nikolai Sokolav (8:35.4), the trip.s during the afternoon, slam­ Brown 7-8), (2), 6 p.ni. America’s cleared vin Ozolin) who could beat Frank 5,000 meters with Pyotr Bolotnikov med a triple, double and three Home Runs-M ans, New York, ' ^ i^ e .semi finah Kansas City (Nuxhall 4-5) at 35; Mantle, New York, 32, Kllle- (1,1,, weekend, and now waits lot «nd finally beatlnz Plttsbureh 12- 7-2 in the high jump but missed Budd in the 200. (13:58.4) and the with singles in the Twins’ 12-5 triumph Detroit (Foytaok 5-5), 9:15 p.m. three times at 7-4, although he "They figured they’d surely win Yuri Kutenko (7,615 points), be­ in the second game. brew Minnesota 2'^ Cash. De-I canaihr Mexico and Morocco to ! ? . ^ '; ; " 5 o ? ; n n r R o l ^ ™ ^ BIG MISTAKE— Eddie Prakapas, 11, landed a whopper Boston (Sehwall 8-2 or Cisco 1- iroit, 25; Colavito, Detroit, 24. .battle for the right to meet the - was almost over on his last shot. the 409 meter relay and they did sides the high jump. by accident at City Point in Boston. His line snarled After Los Angeles rapped out 13 8) at Chicago (Wynn 7-2), 9 p.m. ning triple. Roseboro’* ninth-inning The Russian women completely have a fine team and It took a Tatyana Schelkanova set a wom­ hits, including three-run homers Stolen Ba.ses Aparicio, Chi-'yanks next month, homer had helped the Dodgers tla this six and one-half-pound lobster, which is quite a Only Games Scheduleel. rago. 31; Howser, Kansas t ily, ; -ppp schedule calls for Canada dominated their meet, winning world record by our boys to beat en’s world broad jump record of by Steve Bilko and Ken Hunt in Thursday's Sehrdule it up despite five home runs by eight of 10 events. them. But that’s how It goes.” 21-3. Willie White of C3iicago tied catch. sn 11-2 first game romp over New York at W'a.shington, 8:05 26; Wood, Detroit, 14; Versalles, nieet Me.xico first, with the the Pirates. Bill Mazeroski hit two Russian Outlook The Russians did improve slight­ Minnesota, 13; Bruton, Detroit, 12. 'winner to plsy Morocco. The Msx- 1 and Dick Stuart. Roberto Clement* 7 the listed record of.20-11%. Wa.

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Ml 8-7449. ment, stove, refrigerator, heal, room Cape (or *13,200 Central to Congress could be kept informed thing." ber executive committee of the UARdON'S Connectlcut’a first li­ NORMAN’S Iverslzed 7-room Cape, 3 large aluminum combinations, ameslle In.stitute of Technology. A 1961 hoi water furnished. Near High everything. Plenty of trees. T. currently of military and diplo­ Manchester High School honor Rockefeller then boarded an air­ California GOP State Central censed driving school trained - 448 HARTFORD ROAD ledrooms, 12x24 family room, fire drive, shade trees, excellent matic developments.. liner for a vacation on hia Vene­ Rooms W'ithout Board 59 .School. Adults and teenagers , J. Crockett, realtor. Ml 3-1577. housekeeping, quick occupancy, graduate, she wdll enter MIT in Committee. Certified and approved is now of­ MI 8-1524 only. Call MI S-4787i MI 3-6645. ilace, garage, combinationu wir: While the Republicans signified zuelan ranch. 7-/7' ______Before you buy furniture any­ lows and doors; hot water oil hea*. *16,800. Escott owner-agent, MI the fall, where she will major in Rep. Bob Wil.son, R-Calif., In Z fering classroom and behmd # t»At, MtCiUH WIWIPAPDD lYHOtCATi* FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one EAST CENTER ST, area - Im- their Willingness.^ to go along with ”Tt had been announced Saturday Los Angeles speech, was optimis­ FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE \rheel Instruction for teenagers where—shop at Norman’s. ROCKVILLE—Available* now, 3’,4- maculate 6 room Cape, aluminum :ity water and sewerage, shade 9-7683. mathematics. block from Main St. Call MI Kennedy on Be'rlln, Bridges said The first Manchester girl ever in Syracuse that Nixon had accept­ tic about GOP chances' in next 5n 9-8075. room apartm ent on Reed St. siding, tile bath, shade trees, only rees, good location. House in ex there is no compromise yet in sight ed Rockefeller's invitation to speak 20 CU. FT. chest freezer, »190: 3 9-6748. icllent condition throughout. Quid LARGE CXJLONIAL located In bu.sl- to be accepted at MIT, she plans year's elections and said Califor­ Stove, refrigerator, parking ann *15,300, Carlton W. Hutchins Ml nes.<> zone near center of town. on the President’* request (or au­ at the dinner. Nixon said he ac­ A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING MORTLOCK’S Driving School—Of­ piece living room set. 525: maple picnic area. Adults only. *90 9-5132, iccupancy. Asking price, *17,500. a career as a mathematician. nia 'Republican congressmen had Help Wanted—Female 35 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 kitchen set, *15; combination 12" ROCKVILLE—Furnished room for Ideal for professional offices, thority to m ake up to *8.8 billion in cepted with the realization that "a agreed Nixon must decide for him­ fice. 443 Main St., Manchester. Heating and Plumbing 17 rent on first floor at 12 School St. monthly. TR 6-1166, MI 9-4824. foreign aid loan* over a 5-year She was a finalist in the Na driving victory in New York state Learning correctly "May Save TV-radlo phonograph console, *87,'73 MONTHLY, Immaculate beauty parlor, or many other pos­ tional Merit Scholarship program, self whether to run for governor. GENERAL—Office work. Duties COCKER PUPS, golden red, or Lady preferred. Call Ml S-4S51 or CfH-\RLES LESPERANCE period. SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS Your Life.” Driver education PLUMBING AND heating - re­ *20; m 4-0238. a v a i l a b l e —August 1, large sibilities. Call Discoe Agency, MI and was a member of the Fred consist of typing, filing and tele­ black. Doga boarded, reasonable. Ml 9-2206. split, recreation room. Garage, MI 9-7620 Kennedy discuase* the matter classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ modeling Installations. r«’palra. 3 room apartment. Heat, hot huge lot, 4’4% mortgage. Carlton 9-0626. ,A. Verplanck chapter of the Na Want Information on one of our elassifled advertisements? No All work guaranteed 25 years ex- phone. part-time evenings. Hours Phone Washburn Cocker Kennels, with eight members of the Senate fessional Driving School Assn. MI CHAMBER’S FURNISHED ROOMS —complete water, stove and refrigerator, W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. Foreign Relation* Comntittee today tional Honor Society. She took psrt answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the 9-7398. penence. 24-hour service. Call flexible. No telephone calls Cedar Swamp Road, off Route 44A. ANDOVER LAKE Sperial—*12,900. Weed Bearing^Poison Berries TR 5-2894. light housekeeping facilities.-Cen­ tiled bath and shower, ample a* part of a series of session* in In a biophysics seminar, and was Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. please. Appl.y to Mr. Adams, the FURNITURE SALES closets. On bus line. Adults only, BOWERS SCHOOL—8 room Eng­ NCar private beach. Larg* 3 a member of the senior com­ Thomas Colia Co., 251 Broad St. trally 'located.wChildren accepted ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 bedroom ranch, knotty pine kitch­ which he is attempting to sell Con­ MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE —limited. Mrs!* Dorsey, 14 Arch *93. MI 3-6396. lish Colonial, l’4 baths, large m encement committee. She wa.s in Garage—Service— Storage 10 503 E. MIDDLE TPKE. kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large lot, sunken 16'6"xl9’9'’ living en, fireplace, basement garage, gress on the long-range program. Rooted Out at Ml Neho Field WANTED—Older woman for light CATS ONLY BOARDED— Fenroe St., Manchester. large lot. Choose you own colors. Sen. George D. Aiken, R-Vt., who accelebrated courses during her M l 9.0500 Radio-TV' Repair MANCHESTER GREEN f o u r ROOM Apartment, unheal­ wooded lot, 25x50' outdoor swim- room, fireplace, two bedrooms, four years of high .school. housework, live in with an elderly Cattery, Vernon, Conn. TR 5-9131. ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, den or third bedroom, dining Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor, MI attended one of these briefing* Services 18 ONE ROOM in private family, good ed. hot w ater, good location. MI last week, said Kennedy has not A weed which bears poisonous: and leave yonr message. VouH bear from our advertiser In Jig TIVO-CAR GARAGE for sale Call woman. Ideal location. Write Box Limited quantity—Window fans, 1-car garage, *28,900. Philbrick room, kitchen, utility room, V/z 3-2766. Ed Crawford, MI 9-4410. Agricultural Experiment Station, F, Herald. location, near bus and mills. Gen­ 3-1S96. been able yet to change the gener­ red berries will be rooted out time without spending all evening at the telephone. MI 9-5133 after 5 p.m. I T\' SERVICE—All makes. Honest, THREE PART ANGORA Kittena to electrically reversible. W ere *49.95. tleman preferred. MI 9-0595 any Agency, 5U 9-8464. baths, basement, aluminum storm al.so identified the specimen as "on« ----- I Economical. High quality parts. windows and doors, patio with SOUTH WINDSOR AREA! Inspir­ al GOP belief that Congress ought of Mt, Neho Field by park depart­ of, the nightshades known as Euro­ SALESPERSON — Experienced give away. MI 3-6919 after 8. Now 544.M. time. roUR-R(X)M Duplex, pantry, bath, Hospital Notes Guaranteed 90 days Famous for F ans th a t w ere *29.95. Now *26 95. refrigerator, hot water, parking. NEW CAPES and Ranches. City fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga^ ing acre setting enhances this-’su­ to have a yearly check on this pro­ ment employes today. pean bittersweet, blue nightshade women’s weamg apparel, full or gram . The strange plant was discovered GARAGE FOR RENT at 182 Maple , service since 1931. Phone Ml Cook out grills. W ere *14.95. Now MI 9-1051. gas, city water, landscaping, rage and amesite drive. Excel­ perbly attractive custom 6-room or woody nightshade, St. Tel. MI 3-4751. 9-4537. Pofterton's, 130 Center St. part-time. Apply Tweed's, 773 ATTRACTIVE ROOM centrally lo­ 90’xl50’ lot, formica counters, lent value, *22,900 For additional Ranch with attached garage. Un- "The administration had better visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. by Supt Horace Murphey and Wil­ ".\II parts of the plant and un­ Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 Main St. Articles For Sale 45 *8.50. for all areas except maternity liam Andrulot, park department W ith rotary W ere *23.95. Now cated. Parking. MI 9-6318. ROCKVILLE—Two family, 6-6,, knotty pine cabinets, ull base- information contact McCarthy En u.sual interior decor. Panel living agree to some compromise,’’ Aiken ripe berries contain solanlne, an al- WILL THE PERSON who found a OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ ------T------! CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, fine residential area. Heat furnish­ rnent, metal hatchway, (uli Insula­ terprises, Inc.. MI 4-1539. John V. room with fireplace. Formal din­ said. "I don’t think they can get where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 foreman, on a routine inspection kaloidal glucoside," he advised. GENERAL office position open, HOME MADE ravUA fresh or $12.95. ing room. Basement fireplace. the votes for any such blank check to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where tour July 7. The weed was growing wallet on June 30 near Oakland cials, flxit yourself can, always Business Services Offered 1.1; avaiiabla^^U hours. Satisfaction frozen, 80c doz. H. ntfqualirJ 246 Good selection of furniture for the ed, *125 monthly. Call MI 3-6514. tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram- Panciera. BU 9-8044. "Horses, cow,s and sheep have oc­ guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. long e.stablished firm. 4 or 4'^ day ROOM For rent. Call after Many, many extras! Sacrifice approach." they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors at dugout sheds over the players’ Bridge please return pictures and a good selection. Look behind our Avery Street, Wapping. entire home. Ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfin- casionally been poisoned by feeding week. Must be experienced, good 236 School St. Ml 9-3897. MANCHESTER — Atthactlve 1’4- ished room In Cape, built-in oven MANCHESTER — Two-family du *17,990! Call anytim e. Ml 3-0348, Aiken said he is ready to lay be­ are requested not to smoke In pa­ benches. Important papers C.O.D. to Chris­ office. Douglas Moton, 833 Main. TREE PRUNING, removal and lo t: — at figures, accurate typist, and on the shoots, and they are very LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, room Duplex, heat and hot water, and range in Ranch, Only *12,490, plex 6-6, 2-car attached garage, MI 4-1143. fore the Foreign Relations Cornmit- tients’ moms. No more than two Murphey sent specimens of the tine Zanetti. 6 Trailsend Drive, write good hand. Excellent salary. Open Daily 10-5 PLEASANT -- Furnished room, plant to the (Connecticut Agricul­ attractive to children. If eaten in Canton, Conn. No questions asked. NEEX) A CAR and had your credit ^*9”6"o53*^tcr*^^*' 1 MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riduig Evenings 7:30-9 stove, refrigerator and parking, $390 down. Call McCarthy E nter­ nice condition, centrally located. tee, meeting on the bill again to­ visitors a t one time, j»er patient. quantity, poisoning may result.” turned down? Short on down pay­ television, service. Ml 9-4641. Write Box G. Herald. kitchen privileges. Middle-age A good buy at *17,500. 5 room sin­ day, a proposal that Congress vote tural Experiment Station at New mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamstic MI 3-5187 *125. MI 3-1809. prise.?. Inc. Ml 4 1539, John V. Boltoii-Manchester Line The plants at Mt. Neho Field had 1X)ST—Passbook, No. 8001. Notice ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? tractors with over 21 attachments. lailv preferred. Centrall.v. locat­ Panciera, BU 9-8044. gle *9,500. Short way out^3 bed contract authority for long-range P atients Today: 199 Haven and the Arrtold Arboretum Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ TOMPLETE REPAIR -- By 8^-1 t e l e v i s i o n antennas and rotor DENTAL ASSISTANT - RECEP- ed.'Ml 3-7913 after 5 p.m. ROCKVILLE — Available Aug. 1. i'6om split, *13,000. Many more Custom 8-Room Ranch, 2 full baths loans. Under this authority the at Harvard University (or identifi­ unripened green berries and Itttl* la hereby given that Passbook No art R. Wolcott on automatic systems installed and repaired. TIONIST Used mowers and tractors. Parts DINING ROOM Set, practically' ADMITTED SA'njRDAY; Mrs. purple flowers with yellow centers. las, get the lowdown on the lowest washers, dryers sod electric Knowledge of Ivping, . 3'j-room . modern apartment, all SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and homes *5,900 up. Call the Ells 2-car basement garage, 40x90 ame- executive could make agreements cation. 8001 Issu^ by the First—Man­ Serving ^Manchester and sur­ experience not nece.s.sar.v. Box H. and service. Capitol Equipment Myrtle Squire, 63 Brooklyn St.. The superintendent and foreman chester Office, Hartford National down and smallest payments any­ ranges. 'MI 9-6^8. Co., 38 Main. Ml 8-7958. Siu rid"’. S i a ’’, ' ? , ' W convenience.?, heat and hot water garage, full shed dorm er, 2 full worth Mitten Agency, realtors, MI sltc tennis or play area. In one of (O r projects up to five years but Rockville; Mrs. Gladys Close. 610 Robert G. Williams, superintend­ where. Not a small loan or finance rounding areas, .Modern TV Serv­ Herald separate entrance, parking, near furnished. Ideal location, minute.? baths, wooded lot. easy walking 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. the finest residential areas. One would have to com* back to Con­ ent of the Arnold Arboretum in found two different kinds of leaves Bank and Trust Company has ice, 405 Center St., 5U 3-2205. ble with 3 leaves and pad. side­ W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs, Sarah Beat- on related specimens—one resem­ been lost and application has been company plan' Douglas Motors. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. c e d a r clothesline poles installed board. C. G. Peterson, Peter.son Main St. Call MI 9-2951 or 5H from Hartford by Parkway. .$9.5 distance to schools, bus, and shop­ acre of wooded privacy. Vacant. gress to get the actual funds need­ tie, 72 Greenwood Rd.; Malcolm Massachusetts, defined the speci­ 333 Main St. Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 SALES CLERK—woman for full- ' 3-1616. ping. Don't miss this outatahding BOLTON—Custom built 2-family. Out of state owner anxious for of­ men R.s a nightshade plant, called bling a tomato plant and the other made -to said bank for payment time drug store work. Must have and reset, all sizes. 1956 Chevrolet Rd., Vernon, TR 5-3137. monthly. Call Rockville TR 5-3748, ed yearly. Lovely, Glastonbury; Mr.s. Lillian between 1:30-4:30 or any time sedan, low mileage. MI 9-1353. value. *15,900. Philbrick Agency, Many extras. Built by present fers. Solanum dulcamara, and an herba­ with single smooth leaves resem­ and issuance of new book. CALL OR SEE me for a good deal Millinery Dressmaking 19 driver's licen.se. Tel. MI 4-0620. FIJRNISHED ROOM for gentle- owner. Sleeping porch, fireplace, Hay, 240 H ollister St.; Mr.s, Ro.se bling an apple leaf. Saturday or Sunday. MAPLE Dining Set. table and 4 SMALL TWO-ROOM heated ap art MI 9-8464. Converse. 52 Wadsworth St.; Kaza- ceous weed. The seeds in the on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 I man. All utilitie.s. Qtiiel. Inquire ment, suitable for one or two per­ etc. Spaemus grounds, work shop bright red fruits are toxic, he ad- The park department officials LOST—Man's billfold at Manches­ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ OLAN MILLS needs three ladie.s for i '““’ll chairs. Norge washing machine. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Reserve Callup meraa Elinskas, South Windsor; ter Savings Bank. Reward, MI used cars. Waller G. Parker. L. P. office work in down-town location. : *^2.50. Also fin, ?''OveU sand Excellent condition. 44 Bissell St. I 224 Charter Oak. Tcl. MI 3-8368, sons. Call MI 3-5117. OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but in and storage building. Large lot, REALTOR MI 3-2766 vi.sed. advise parents to warn children Fitzgerald Inc.. 73 Brooklyn St,, ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior tions, call Lyn Kralzke Ml 3-0682 i CH 6-1137. town—a true miniature estate. 2- car garage, amesite driveway. Mrs. M ary Yankowski, 93 N orth S-SS41. any time. .Starting pay *l per hour plus I «nd stone. Miller Sand ,A Gravel, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 St.; Mrs. Mary Pasqualine, 65 Frances W. Meyer, assistant not to eat these berries, or any RockviUe. MI 9-5324. pavers. Ml 3-6515. ELECTRIC STOVE and refrigera­ Land.?capcd acre lot. House has Can easily be converted to 9 room plant pathologist at the Connecticut strange fruit. bonus. You can work either days 3-ooOJ. TWO ROOMS furni.shed or unfur­ THREE ROOM apartment, steam two Dedrooms, I ’i baths, formal single, 6. A. Becchler, Agent. MI Decision Near Baldwin Rd,; James Whitehill. LOST—Wallet in vicinity House & VOLKSWAGEN 1956 MicrobUg with ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, tor. maple twin beds, flat springs, Bloomfield; John Torza, 19 Erie Hale, July 8. Please return pic­ 9-5 or evenings 5-9. Apply in per-, BARGAINS—Work benches, clocks, double mattress and box spring, nished. first floor, private bath heat. Adults only. MI 3-8063. dining room, large living room 3- 6969. HEY!LOOK ME OVER! sunroof, 40.000 miles. Good con­ antiques included work ^aran- Moving—Trucking— son to Mr. Eichelberger, 983 Main bells, desks, motors, transfer and entrance, porch, child accept­ plu.? porches and air conditioning. St.; Richard Higuero, 70 Bolton St. tures And papers of sentimental teed. MI 9-1962. Street. Room 6, tomorrow 10-11 lounge chair. MI 9-0060. (Continued from Page One) value and keep money. Mail or dition, must sell. MI 8-6737.- Storage 20 files, vises. Call evening*, Ml able. MI 4-8162. THREE ROOM apartment, furnish­ Thi.s lioiisc has to sell and Is BOLTON CENTER ADMITTED YESTERDAY; 12th Circuit a.m. or 4-5 p.m. ed or unfurnished, *45 monthly. 74 M atthew Galioa, Mon.son, Mass.; Safety Exhibit teleidione MI 9-0113. GOLDEN HAWK, 1956, 352 cu. In. ALL TYPES of screens repaired. 3-6847. IDEAL FOR COTTAGE — Walnut priced well below m arket. T. J.- ing those of the Army, Marine MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ North Street. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. OWNER TRANSFERRED I'm a 4 bedroom ranch with dou- Richard Cyr, 46 Wells St.; Robert I Packard motor, automatic trans­ Call MI 9-4533 for free pick-up. ing Company. Local and 'ibrig dis­ DIAL BU 9-4922 if you need addi­ gateleg fable, table pad, three' Corps, Navy and Air Force. FOUND—Mongrel black puppy, fe­ TOP SOIL—The best available for chairs. MI 9-2263. FOR RENT - Front room, centrally bL garage and acre lot. Price???? Miner, Volpi Rd.; Douglas Lind­ mission, excellent condition. Call Fast service. tance moving, packing and stor­ tional Income for summer and fall any use. I.,arge stock pile can be located. .59 Birch St. MI 9-7129. MANCHESTER -4 room complete- BONNER ROAD - Vacant 6-room Wetherell St.—Built by Ansaldi. 5- Pentagon officials said the Court Cases Here Tuesday male, white spot on chest. Call Lee e.\penses. Earn *20 to *30 a week room Ranch, 5 years old, full base­ Right. say, 111 Main St.; Mra. Hazel 'TCracchla, Dog Warden, MI 3-8594. MI 9-5110. age. Regular service throughout .seen at the site of the coming An Albert Super Duper Special ly refinished apartment, modern. Cape with 1'- baths. All the ex- White House-requested review Thumith, 24 Edgwton St.; Mrs. COSMA APPLIANCE Ser\ice—Re­ New England States and Florida. the pleasant, dignified Avon way. FURNISHED light housekeeping ment, tile bath, fireplace, plastered was not bMed alone on the ques­ pairs all makes refrigerators, North (Reentry Shopping Center. adult.?, heated. *120, J. D. Realty, 1 tra.s. Owners anxious to lell. T. GOODCHILD-BARTLETT Je«.sie Lyon.s, 88 Goodwin St.; E u­ A mobile traffic safety exhibit, CORVAIR—700 Coupe, loaded, 50 3-6563. Several hours during the day or *.50 FREE GROCERIES room with electric ice box, middle walls, full Insulation, large kitchen tion of Berlin but on the "whole MANCHESTER 8B.SS10N FOUND—English Setter, black and freezers, washing machines, dry­ Can al.so furnish fill or gravel. Call MI 3-5129. ! J Crockett, realtor. MI 3-1577. gene Faircloth, 32 N. School St.; C harles Miller, 21, of Somer­ “Operation Safeguard,’’ will visit white, male. Call Lee Fracchia, whitewalls, grille, extra acces-i evening is all you need. Ideal for MI 3-7083. Leonard A. Giglio. with purchase of any 3 room outfit aged lady preferred. MI 3-6388. with m any cabinets, hot w ater oil REALTY. Realtors world situation." sories, dark blue. 147'4 W. Mid­ ers ranges, oil and gas burners. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Mi.ss Jacqueline Clark. 66 C hest­ ville. Mass., wis fined *50 for Mancheerter tomorrow in front of Dog Wardep, MI 8-8594. housewives with small children. during our Great Summer Sale FOR RENT—P'urnished apartment T W O -F to lL Y -6 and 6—On large heat, cast iron radiators, amesite Kennedy can act without per­ iWat'kins Bixis., 936- Main St., be­ dle Tpke. MI 9-0055. AH work guaranteed'. moving, packing, storage. Low JAVELIN, regulation size in You get your groceries at the SUBURBAN HOME with garage, 2'-j pleasant rooms, porch, elec­ lot (150x150), House in good shape, drive, shade trees, excellent condi BU 9-0939 nut St.; Mr.s. Pauline Collette. speeding. mission from Congress but he Andover; Elaine Chenard, 343 tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. rate on long distance moves to HAPPY WOMAN. Run friendly lit­ weight, good condition. Call Ml market of your choice. will share with respon.sible couple tricity, gas, hot water, parking, new heat, aluminum siding, porch, tion throughout. Quick occupancy. Marino Monti, 23, of Waterbury, Annomicements 1959 CADILLAC Convertible,4 full I LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 48 states. Personalized service. MI tle shop-by-mail club. 2 hours or woman. C-all MI 4-0731. would have to declare a new Lydall St.; William Pitkin. 279 The exhibit, designed to pot^tniy repaired, sales and seriice, pick 9-012,’i anytime. .3 COMPLETE near center of Rockville. TR garage. Lots of extras. Owners Asking price, *16,900. emergency to mobilize reserves. was fined *39 for speeding. power, excellent condition, low 3-.''187, CH 7-1428. week, 10 weeks. Nice warm fun. 5-3634 or 5-6312. Fern St.; Mrs. Omnle Braithwaite, The following were fined *36 a graphic picture of the momen­ (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL up and delivery. Complete line of ROOMS O F BRAND NE5V WANTED Man with car. meals anxious to hear yoUr offer, T. J. BOLTON LAKE Actually, a state of emergency mileage. Call TR 5-9794. help friends shop better, *50 free BASKINETTE, baby carriage, Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. CHARLES LESPERANCE 374 Hilliard St.; Kenneth Reynolds. each for speeding; Richard Del tous problem facing all ttalllc Aaooclatlon, Special Representa­ Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, lAANCHESTER Package DeUvery. in fine tncrchandi.se. Send for 276- playpen, high chair, bathinetfe, FU RN ITU R E free, to care for yard. Al.so, fur- which was declared in the Korean Coveetr>’; Charles Donahue, East safety officiala, will feature a dra­ tive, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., 1958 CADILLAC Coupe, excellent garden and lawn supplies: LA M Light trucking and package deliv­ AND APPLIANCES nl.shed rooms. MI 9-5459. $12,900 War by ex-President Truman, still B arbara, 23, of Agawam , Maas.; page catalog today. Popular Club stroller. Reasonable, MI 9-8860. Business Locations MANCHESTER -531 Vernon St. MI 9-7620 Hartford; Edward O'Brien, New John D iFranzp Jr., 21, of Newing­ matic display of the death and M anclu^r, Conn., Ml 3-7424. condition, new tire.s, new trans- Equipment Corponition, Route 83, ery, Refrigerators, washers and Plan, Dept. D752, Lynbrook, N. Y. The ’’Economy" New 7 room (Jolonlal, 12x23’ exists because only an armistice mis.sion. Mu.st sell, be.st offer, Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen pri\i- For Rent 64 Two full baths, 6 room Cape, Haven. ton; Shaun Fitzpatrick, 23, of destruction caused by the "drink­ stove moving apeclaJty. Folding DOUBLE WALNUT bed with box Free *50 Groceries paneled.family room, l’,i baths, 3 rather than a peace settlement has ADMITTED TODAY: Pet^r ing driver menace,” the need for Call MI 3-2988. springv and: matlress, two tuxedo legds. middle-age ladv, 128 Birch fireplace, plastered walls, base­ Stafford Springs; Laurence Jones, Personate S SAM’S TTPHOtilTERY 3 ROOMS ...... *188 EXCELLENT spot (or any business large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven ment garage, lake privileges. been in effect. This Korean emer­ Clark, 95 Greenwood' Dr.; Miss constant vigilance on the part of BILLING CLERK suits, suits and spoH jackets, sire "The Honeymoon" ' St., MI 3-4451. 17, of Ellington; and Wesley from the shop. Car. take care of i TRUCKING—14 foot heai-y plat- I or office. Center of town, plenty and range, dishwasher, disposal, gency does not operate so far as Carolyn Wea-son, G lastonbury: every pedestrian, the importanca ELACntOLDX Sales and Serrtoa, 1955 »«-TON PICKUP J E E P with 44-46 stout Call MI 3-6345. Froje *50 Groceries ! 6-room Ranch, separate dining Kingsley, ^ , of Wapping. snow plow. Excellent condition. all .vour upholstering needs at 1 form truck with one-ton power lift Opening for someone with apti­ FURNISHED ROOM (o,- rent, gen- of parking, MI 9-5229 9-5 garage, acarc, beautifully land­ room, full basement, near bus, LAWRENCE F. FIANO a new callup of manpower is con- Robert Cox, 7.56 Vernon St,; Don­ of knowing end obeying all traf­ bonded remresentatlTa. Alfred 3 R O O M S ...... -j »269 Frederick Libby, 21, of 44 Pion­ MI 9-0201. great savings. Call CH 2-2378. gate. Call 5U 9-0613. tude for figure work. Also, good SHOPSMTTH MARK V. with many lleman only, private entrance. 55 scaped, large shade trees, porch, home completely air-conditioned. "cerned because any new mobiliza­ ald Bowman, Old Town Rd., Ver­ fic laws, and an appeal to motor- Amell, M Henry 8t. TeL MI The "Charm Ho\ise'’ " | MAIN STREET corner store for many extras, *24,900, By appoint­ Realtor MI 3-2766 tion under a 1955 law enactment eer Circle, was fined *45 for g4MS0. typist. extras, *150. Call MI 3-6913, after Clinton St. *800 down. Schwartz Real Estate, non; Raymond Dotchin. 66 Dough­ lets to "Slow Down and IJve” Free *50 Groceries lease approximately 3500 sq. ft., ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI subsequent to the Korean emer­ speeding, and a charge of disre­ WATCH FOR 6:30 p.m. two floors. Many possibilities. In­ MLS Realtor. AD 6-1241, MI Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 erty St.; Mrs. Margaret Hesketh, garding a atop sign was nolled. during summm: vacation driving. WANTED—Ride from Summit St. OIL BURNER service and repair, Painting—Papering 21 SPENCER RUBBER CO. 3 R O O M S ...... *394 j 3-6396, 3-6454. gency. 141 W. (Winter St. A hdghligiht of the exhibit 1*111 e.xpert remodeling, MI 4-0095. 21" COMMERCIAL exhaust fan. TTie "Hollywood" i Apartments— Flats— quire MI 9-1647. Nassiff Arms. John Dumas, 18, of 706 N. Main to Parkade, 4 p.m., Wednesday. FITZGERALD ANNEX CThapel St., Manchester PORTER STREET — Center en­ OWNER OFFERS 3 bedroom cus­ For Kennedy to call any more BIRTHS SATURDAY: A .son to St., Bldward'Edwards, 21, of no be a display to ahow the value of ------I EXTERIOR and Interior "ainting, *22. New birch vanity sink, for­ Free *50 Groceries I MANCHESTER — A real biiy in Mr. and Mr.s. Frank Grimaaon, Thursday, Friday. MI 9-9819. CAR MOTORS pressure cleaned, j decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean , Tenements 6.1 LARGE STORE—Suitable for bak­ trance Colonial Cape, 5 generous tom built ranch, living room with than one million Reservists either certain address, and Richard automobile seat belts in prevent­ SPECIALS mica top. double doo'ia, wrought 3 R O O M S ...... *488 ery, grocery, and meat market, heart of town. Well built 2-story as individuals or in units, would re­ 163 Summit St.; a son to Mr. and ing injury or death in the event of WANTED-Rlde to Pratt A Whlt- Makes your car more saleable.' workmajiship. Free estmates. No | The "Boulevard’,’ size rooms, screened porch, large large picture window and porch Hollard, 20, of 102 High St., were Coronet Gas, 668 Center St. Help Wanted— Male 16 iron hardware, sink and rim com­ i GENERAL RENTAL agency. J. D. automotive supplies, or cleaners. home with 4 rooms and lavatory quire congressional action. Mrs. Raymond Giomelll, 106 Cole­ a traffic accident. ney, 8-4:45, vicinity H ackm atack Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday job too small." John Vcrfaille, Ml plete, regular *125, *60. MI 9-6544. Free *50 (Groceries ! Realty, 470 Main Streeti Ml living room with fireplace, formal overlooking reservoir and golf fined *25 each for breach of the Immediately available. Best lo- first floor; 4 room s and bath .sec­ eourse. M l 9-8590. Pentagon figure.? .show th at man Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and The mobile unit exhibit, spon­ St. M I 9-8920. 3-2521. SERVICE STATION attendant, ex- 3 R O O M S ...... *597 K 3-5129. dining room, one-car garage, ond floor. Garage. Madeline Smith, peace. Charges of tampering with HOME LAND.SCAPING. lawn main­ ■ ration In heavily populated north parklike yard. This property in top about 1.4 million Re.serve.s are a.s- Mr.s. Charle.s Reddick, 75 Nike Cir­ sored by the Chiefs of Police Aa- FITZGERALD ANNEX, TNG. tenance, hedge pruning. Contact | perienced, part-time. Must be over The "Aristocrat'’ Realtor, MI 9-1642. signed to ground, sea and air units cle, a daughter lo Mr. and Mrs. W. a motor vehicle and larceny were WOULD LIKE ride from Dudley EXTERIOR and interior painting. Boats and Aceessories 46 THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ Manchester near bank, Post Of­ condition throughout, $17,800. sociatlon, the Connecticut Safety Talcottville Ave., Vernon John E. WTiitham. M l 9-7090. j 25 years bid. Apply Wyman Oil Free *50 Groceries fice and bus stops. Plenty of free and in Individual assignments are Richard Turner, Storrs; a daugh­ erased in favor of the charge of 8t. to Parkade, between 8-8 ;18 Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. ing heat, hot water, and gas (or Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464, GREEN MANOR—Ranch with Lots For Sale 73 Commission, and State Police, in Diiiaion of L. P. Fitzgerald, Inc." Wallpaper removed Ceilings. Co., 24 Main St. j jj H.P, SEA KING (same as John 3 R O O M S ...... $679 parking. Writs Manchester P.O. available in the ’’Ready Reserve” ter to,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kol- breach of peace. cooperation with the Security In­ a.m . MI S-7981. *10 DOWN D EU V E R S cookinj^ electric refrigerator and baseriient. 6 spacious rooms, ex­ Thomas Edwards, 17, of 706 Tolland County's ■ Floors. Good clean workmanship. I son I extra prop., excellent condi-’ Box 735. SIX ROOM CAPE, I ’-;, bath.?, rec­ TWO B ZONE lou with city category. These Include those in llgian, 56 W. Main St., Rockville. surance Group and two State AAA LICENSED real estate salesman, \ Free Storage Until Wanted atove. Call Ml 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. cellent condition, attached ga­ Main St., was given a auapended Oldest Ford Dealer Hoasehold SerriCM Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. better than average commission. tion,' *135. MI 3-1738. reation room, private yard. MI water Union St. Manchester. units who are paid for drills and BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A affiliates, the Connecticut Motor Aatomobllen for Sale 4 Free Deliveri* 9-0060. rage and patio, close to schools many In training pool.s who g et no daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Gros- sentence on a charge tampering (Opposite Vittner's Garden Center) Offered 13-A Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or Ml Cal! P I 2-7031. THREE ROOM apartment; heated', - Houses For Rent 65 and bus, assumable 47r mort­ *2,350 each. Ml 9-6495. Club of Hartford,, will visit Citiea 9-5082. Free set up by our own reliable unfurnished, available now. Plus pay but only retirement credit venor . Wadman, 37 Marble St.; with a motor vehicle. He entered and towns throughout the atat* FORD wagcHi, 9 passenger, MI 9-5324 RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. 16-FOOT CANOE. *40. Good eon- men. BOLTON LAKEFRONT home—two gage. *18,500. Owner MI 3-2012. good condition, must sell. See and FLOOR COVERING salesman part- 2 garages available now. Call MI FOUR Room home *100 per month. 7'.4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ points for reserve activity. a daughter to Mr. and Mr.s. Ed­ a plea of guilty. He was released ^during July, Auguat and Septem ­ Cars, phonography changera. PAINTING AND paperi^anglng. time. Experience preferred but not dition. MI 3-2971. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 3-6441 between 5-8. References and lease required. bedrooms, real neat and clean. ful view, minutes out, trees, only Backing these up are more than ward Roberts, Nelli Rd., Rock­ in custody of his mother. A make offer. MI 8-6737, Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m, Double lot, beautiful grounds. MANCHESTER, Oxford St—$15,800 ber. Honest, economic^. Ouarapteed 90 Good clean workmanship at rea­ necessary. Please contact Mr. Phone For Appointment Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. —FHA down payment *700. Si\ *2.500. Carlton W. Hutchins, MJ one million men listed as "Standby ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ charge of larceny against him was days. Famous for service (or 30 sonable ratea 30 years in. Man­ Oversized garage. Minimum of 9-5132. 1957 MGA, excellent condition. Can Tetreauli, Floor Covering Dept,, FOR SALE-Boat 10 feet, fiberglas Samuel Albert Htfd. CH 7-0357 rooms, 2 (ull stories, plus attic Reservists." These are men who re­ thur Vlterito, 118 N. Elm St.; a nolled. be seen at Cities Service Station. years. Phone M3 9-4537. Potter- chester. Raymond Flake. Ml Dobin’s Dept. Store, 828 Main St., If you have no means of transpor­ HOUSE furnished or unfurnished, work required to keep this home ceived no training in recent years. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ Matching Frocks Are Fun ton’s. 9-9237. with canvas cover, *60. MI 8-4426. in tip-top condition. T, J. Crockett, and finished reC room. 2-car g a­ ASHFORD LAKE—Waterfront lot. Yolpnda Bullock, 42, of .Elling­ 559 Main St.. Manchester, or call Manchester. MI 3-2176. tation. I'll send my auto for you. adults only, reasonable. Parking, rage. Escott exclusive. MI 9-7683. In the general category of land Rutherford, 135 Pearl St.; a ton. was fined *24 fo r crossing a New Credit Club oil heat. C ider MUl Road, Bolton. Realtor. AH 3-1577. Priced below value. The Charles MI 3-4903 after 6. FLAT mnSB Holland snadow EXTERIOR PAINTING. We epo- No obligation. SEPTIC TANKS ------;------Ready Reserves about 399,000 men son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles solid while line. A previous plea of JOB INFORMA'nON: High, phy. Buildtnc Materials ' 47 MI 3-6389. IRVTNCjt. ST. — Complete 6-room Ponticelli Agency. Phone MI are In Army National Guard out­ Froh, 9 Chambers St.; a -son to Features Trading shades m ade to m easure. All cialize in commercial, residential, All trades, USA., foreign coun- ______A—L—B—E—R—T— B AND SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, 9-9644 or m 3-8109. not guilty to a charge of speeding metal Venetian blinds at a new | industrial, and trim jobs. Big or 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ELDERLY LADY—Would like to attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ Cape Old within walking distance fits and another 300.000 in the Mr. and Mrs. Brunig Mo.ske, 23 wa.s erased, and the charge was trie.s. Chance to travel. Write j ASSORTED U S ^ lum ber, build- to Waddell School and .shopping Army Reserve; 208.000 are in the Ironwood Dr., Vernon. low price. Keys made while you' small we do them all. Joseph Dept. 157 National, 1020 Broad. ! plumbmg supplies, radla- Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 P.M. PLUGGED SEWERS share her hohns with a couple. place, large kitchen with built-in BUILDING LOTS for sale from nolled. Los Angeles — Some 700 south- Table Topping! National, center. The Charles Ponticelli Marine Corps and 320,000 in the BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. wall. Marlow’a. Dionne, contractor. Cali 5tl 3-0404. Newark. N.- .1. *—tors, "*"es pipes and and (Ire (ire bricks. bricks, doors R e f e re n c e s exchanged. MI- oven and range, aluminum storm $2,000 up In AA, A, B and Indus­ Ralph Barnard, 18, of East Hart­ ern-Califomia businessmen belong and windows. Open daily 3:80-8 WESTTNGHOUSE refrigerator, A-1 3-8482. windows and doors, built-in fire Agency. Phone MI 9-9644 or Mi trial zones. The Charlc-s Ponticel- Navy; 128,000 are in the Air and Mr.s. Victor Nada.skay, Tal- ford, wa.s fined *15 for failure to Machine Gleaned 3-8109. to the New Ebcecutive Exchange WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ EXTERIOR—Interior house paint­ GENERAL FACTORY WORKER p.m.. 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock condition, reasonable. Call after 6 alarm , 100x200 lot. Only $15,900. 11 Agency. Phone MI 9-9644 or National Guard. cottvlllc: a daughter to Mr. and drive in an e.stablished lane. Club, the latest thing in credit pairs. Prompt, ecoiiomical, expert, ing specialist.s. Free estimates Septie Tanks, Dry Weils, Sewer Call McCarthv Enterprises, Inc., Under a limited emergency, the Mr.s. John Oldham, 14 Pioneer Cir­ Place oft North Main St. Chomah’s p.m. at 27 Lydall Street. WASHINGTON St.—Four-room ex­ MI 3-8109. Art .Flom. 47, of Springfield, clubs. E ach mem ber pledgees a t guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4537, Pot- without obligation, satisfaction Tnlcre.ating work that ran lead to Houaewrecklng, Ml 9-2392. Lines Installed—-<>IIar Water- 614 MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, ■President could call up both or­ cle. ------1 VERNON — -room Ranch. TR pandable Cape with garage. House Mas.s., was fined *16 for disregard­ least $1,000 worth of his products terton’s, 130 Center St. guaranteed. ABC Painting, M3 substantial vvage increases for man TWO USED late model Cefrigera-' proofing Dona. 5-5667. , BU 9-8044. SOUTH WINDSOR AREA-Dellght- ganized- \inits and Individuals, ing a traffic control signal. 9-4147, who ran work and learn. Apply in has aluminum siding. Beautiful (ul acre and one-half wooded set­ If the Korean War set a pattern, or services at normal or retail SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired YOUR BEST BUY tors, one' 8 foot G.E. and one 9. yard, choice location. Only $14,900 Leroy McCarter. 27, of Hartford, price — to the club. This entitlea person. foot Frigidaire, excellent condi­ BOLTON LAKEFRONT— Contem­ ting with refre.shing brook makes more Individual reservists would was fined *15 for overcrowding the from the shop. Can take care of IS AT NATIONAL McK in n e y BROS. Suburban For Rent 66 porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, —and the present mortgage is this lot unusual and desirable. be called than those In organized Walks Listed him to $1,000 in special "cur­ all your ujiholsterlng needs at i Electrical Services 22 tion. MI 3-2427. I *10,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, front seat. rency,’’ good' for one year, which SPF.NCER RUBBER CO. Plvwood Sheathing .. *95.00 per M' Sewtroge Disposal Co. COVENTRY— Unfurnished, light, ultra.Jiiodern kitchen, 3 large bed­ Ix)vely neighborhood. Sacrifice units. Robert Prentiss, 21. of 405 N. i great savings. Call CH 2-2378. ' Chapel St., Manchester rooms, I ’a baths, 2-zone heating, MI 3-1577. $3,000. Call anytim e, MI 3-0J48, The eight National Guard Divi­ he can spend at any mem ber FREE ESTIMATE8—Prompt serv­ Hitch Rail I so-132 Pearl St.—M3 8-6808 cheerful 5 room, second floor For 5 Streets Main St., was fined $15 for passing store. WEAVtNG of Bums, moth notes . *2,99 p e r Section FOR SALE—Norge electric range, . apartm ent In modem country thermopane windows, garage MI 4-1143. sions and two regimental combat ice on air types of electrical'wir­ I Fencing space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ STERLING PLACE (next to our in a no passing zone. The club charges a $100 en­ and tom clothing, hosiery nini, ing Licensed and insured. Wilson ...... 17c Ft. A-1 condition. Phone MI 9-6475. ' home, tiled bath, heat and hot divisions called into federal service Jam es CarUvright, 24, of Mid­ Salfsmcn Wanted 30. A i Mahogany Siding ertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. of(ice)—Oversized custom built during the Korean War involve a trance fee and collects 7 per cent himdbags repaired, zipper re­ Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml i Ceiling Tile ...... 9c Sq. F t water furnished.'Adults preferred, CJape. Four large rooms, full base­ Construction of new sidewalks on dletown, was fined $10 on a charge placements. umbreilu repaired, 9-4817 Glaatonbury, ME 8-7376...... *9.26 Keg ample park&ig. No pets. Coventry, THREE LOTS for sale. Inquire 713 total of 138.600 men. However, a five Manchester streets this sum­ of vagrancy, and $10 on a charge of the price of each transaction LET US SHOW YOU how you can 8d and 16d Nalls, $12,600—SIX ROOM colonial, nice ment, big iip.stairs. Level lot, quiet N. Main St. MI 9-6623. total of 240,500 individual reserv­ from the purchaser. men’s shin collars reversed and cam *200 weekly, working 7 to 9 | Dutch Doors ...... *23.95 Each PI 2-6658 evenings. condition, picturebook kitchen, location and still in the center of mer, at a total estimated. cost of of breach'Of peace. Judge Erving replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ ists were called to federal service. *18,653.24, ha.s been proposed, pc- In effect, ._a_member puts up evening.*!. No cold canvas.sing. (Tar | Knotty Pine very central. Carlton W. Hutchins, towTi. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. (Thiefly to bring up to full strength Pruyn changed judment to a nine- ing Shop. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 11 i ...... 13c Sq. Ft. R<)CkviLLE — 5-room Ranch on cording lo Chester F. Langtry, day jail sentence when it was learn­ about $600 (the wholesale price he essential. Reply Box E. Herald. Paneling ...... Windsor Avp., exceptionally con­ MI 9-5132. MI 3-1577. Resort Property For Sale 74 regular Army. Navy, Marine and — ^------— I Birch Paneling .... .-85c Sq. F t ...WANTED™ deputy director of public works. ed Cartwright had no money. The pai'd for the $1,000 worth of goods HAROLD ft SONS, Rubbish remov­ MORTGAGE MONEY -W e can | venient location. No objections to VERNON — Beautiful 3 ' bedroom Air Force units. I,.ocation of the proposed side­ he pledges) to get *1,000 worth al, cellars, and attics cleaned. supply any amount of money (or ] Disappearing Starways, *23.96 EacT Our Now Cor Dooiorship hos on opening for a MANCHESTER — 75 pilltop Dr. BOLTON—First Izke —waterfront The Army said that it has six sentence began with the first day Tielp Wanted— Ping Pong Table Tops. *11.95 Eacn Well mannered children. Avail­ ranch, well shrubbed, 90x160 lot, walk projects and estimated cost he Was held by police. He was re­ of "currency." Thus he pays the A^es, papers all rubbish. H.arold i mortgages. Terms to fit your good kibrieotiott mon to be a useful addition to able Aug. 1. R ent *110. MI 9-7319. Custom built 6-room Ranch, 3 bed­ 5-room pottage which can be reserve and six National Guard of each are as follows: needs. Handled with slnct confi-1 Male or Female 17 full cellar, formica counter, knot­ rooms, fireplace and enclosed easily vwnterfzed. Marlon E. Rob­ leased today, retail price of his purchase with Hoar. MI 9-4084. CASH N CARRY ty pine htookcase full width of 19', divisions with high manpower Hollister St.: North side from a cheaper dollar. dence" and expediency. J. D. R eal-: R n n e v n i tp a r it * o v er our staff. porch 12x27. aluminum awnings, ertson. broker,' Ml 3-5953 strength priority but declines to Aldor De'Sautels. 40. of Auburn ly, 470 Main St., Ml 3-5129, ROCICV3LLE AREA-Over 25 For WE HAVE KITCHEN CABINETS Summer Romes For Rent 67 living room, aluminum storms. Princeton St. west to existing side­ Mas.s., was fined $9 for reckless ONE WHO HAS COMPLETED HIS MILITARY walk-out basement. Schwartz Real Identify them .officially. walk, at an estimated cost of local civic club campaign, tele­ FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OBLIOAnONS IF POSSIBLE Minutes to schools and .shopping Estate, MLS Realtor, AD 6-1241, BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, driving. i Building-Contraciing 14 phone solicitation, hourly, com­ CAPE COD—New 3 bedroom cot­ Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI Llynwood Drive, winterized, has The National Guard has 21 infan­ *470.40. Nobody. But Nobody, Undersell? PLEASE CONTACT OUR SERVICE MANAGER, CH 2-2865. try divisions. The Army Reserve David J. McCJall, 25. of Phoenix- mission. bonus. Call TR 5-8344, tage, modem conveniences, over­ 3-1914, 9 till 9. company water, located near the Parker St.: I-ydall St. to Colonial vllle. Conn., was permitted to; ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ Business Opportunities 12 National JOHN MAIORCA has 10 combat-ready divi.sions, plus Rd. and 500 feet south from Lydall modeling AH tj^ics of carpentry, i TR 5-8447. Also 'men with cars for looking bay, *90 weekly, MI 3-8300. beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ withdraw a plea of guilty lo' a | RESTAURANT-BAR-GRILL. Ex­ light delivery. SECLUDED custom built 7 room BOLTON ply Edward J, Holl or your own 13 other training divisions. St., *4,623.06 cost to the town, and Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, ING. GIANT'S NECaC HEIGHTS—4-room This, in effect, means few of the *1,045.56 cost to property owners. charge of breach of peace. Tiie She US Yeet cellent location. exceptionally home, recreation room, outbuild­ broker. Tel. Ml 3-5117. charge wa.s nolled when the p ro se-' 381 STATE STREET 286 BROAD ST. TEL. MI 8-416.5 MANCHESTER modem cottage, heat and hot wa­ ings, 900 foot frontage, suburban, divisions are up to full st'rerigith and Greerf Rd.; South side between CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel-' good volume, selling for *12,500. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. GROWING FAMILY culion cited that McCall was in ' ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed For further Information or ap- Situations Wanted- fer, sleeps 7, *70 per week. PI reasonably priced. Carlton W. are in widely varying degrees c( I Wellesley Rd. and Princeton St., CHestnut 8-2147 2-8142. ANDOVER LAKE ; need ot psychiatric treatment, and' T)EWt s Stastak. PI 2-7564, , lX)intmenl lo .see call the R. F. Female 18 Hutchins, MI 9-5132. SPECIAL 5-room summer cottage, lake- readiness. $2,,531.13 cost lo the town, *1,217.58 to property owners. ' wa.s voluntarily taking treatm ent Dimock Co,, MI 9-5245, Johanna ANDOVER—Modem lakefront cot­ front, completely furnished, fire­ Evan.*!. MI 9-5653, B arbara Woods, WANTED—baby sitting Job mom-1 Diamonds—Watches— SEVEN ROOM Cape-^n bus line, Well built large 4 bedroom older 7 Cedar St.; West aide between | Willlmantic. tage, all conveniences, available large family room, modem kitch­ room home, fam ily size 12x17 kitch­ place, large screened porch, boat Roofing—Siding 16 MI 9-7702. ing.s aod afternoons. *100 per Jewelry 48 and dock. Asking *9,500. Kennedy Answers Pleasant and Cooper Hill Sts. in h(j)ur. Phone MI 9-1936. month of August. MI 9-2574. en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, en, 6x8 pantry, 13x16 dining room front of the Wa.shington School and!-i«^ ■■ i -rk • -| A. A. DiON, INC. Roofing, siding, FOR LEASE—2 bay (TiUes Service LEONARD W. YOST, Jew elers —, basement finished in knotty pine, with stone fireplace, 14x25 living W 6m a N desires t.vplng at home, COVENTRY LAKE — 4-room cot­ garage, wooded lot, close to ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Khrushchev’s Note cos\% m T 3905‘’'“"’' " “"’“‘"'’iiV lu ic a h y B i d s 8139 painting. Carpentry. Alterations station. Cal] Jam'es McDermott, Repairs, adjusts watches etmrt- tage, hot water, shower, *50 week. room also with stone fireplace, 8-8 yrv and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ American Coal Co. JA 2-8151. will pick up and deliver work. MI ly. Reasonable prices f'M n ’Tues­ AMESITE PAVING schools and shopping, $16,900. Phil­ 9x24 porch. I’s acres of land with MI 9-4543 or MI 3?7357 Woodland St.: North .side, adja­ Available August through Laoor ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. 9-9658. day through Saturday. Thunday brick Agency, MI 9-8464. M acre garden space, stone walls, cent to St. Bridget's Church for 200 Sew pretty styles that match in 34 INCHES Day. PI 2-6452. , , l a k e HAYV7ARD, (^ Ic h e ste r— 25 (Continued from Page One) For Aid to Cut gay, carefree cottons. MI 3-4860. evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387 3-car garage, stucco barn with feet, after title to a strip of land is Help Wanted— Fem.Tle 35 I WHILE ON VACA’nON or busine.s.s • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS s PARKING LOTS BIGELOW STREET—Large 9 room cemept floor in good ,repair, light­ miles from Manchester only transferred to the town by the No. 8138 with Patt-O-Rama Is BIDWELL HOME Improvement trip, couple will takp .care of cnil- <^D ORCHARD Beach, Maine. house, four bedrooms. Real big *4,500. Furnished 5 room cottage, treaty with East Germany alone. MACHINE GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED ^ '0 3-room vacation apartments. ning protection on all buildings, The Big Three western powers church to perm it a 10-foot road la sizes 10. 32, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust A lace centerpiece ■with flower- Company—all types of aiding and FASHION demonstrators *20-*40 dren in your home anytim e in Au- deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga­ very nice view. Now only $16,900. large screened in porch, near Traffic Deaths 81 to 40. Bize 12, 32 bust, sleeve- Everything provided. *50 weekly. and West Germany have never widening. *2,636.'10. fresh appeal! The charming tulip roofing. Aluminum clapboards a profit commission. No delivering gu.st and September. Excellent • SEPTIC TANKS ^ rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large sandy beach and club house, pri­ Langtry in a (nemo to General lew. 4 yards of 35-lnch; % yard design is worked in easy-crochet. special^. Unexcelled workman­ or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. references. PI 2-6464. Phone MI 3-7056 after 6. family. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI LAWRENCE F. FIANO vate financing available. L. F. recognijted the East German gov­ contrast. Party Plan Sensation. Samples CLEANED and INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES CALL ANYTIME . Flano, Realtor, MI 3-2766, Ed ernment—never tested in a free Manager Richard Martin reported (Contii^ued from Page One) Pattern No, 2692 has crochet di­ ship. MI 9-6495. 3-1577.’ that considerable work has been No. 8130 with Patt-O-Rama is rections; material requirements; furnished free. ML’dford 8-7477, Wanted To Rent 68 Realtor MI 3-2766 Crawford, MI 9-4410. election-—and they Bay they have • SEWERS done on sidewalks on Arnott Rd., than up to this time last year, tn sizes 8, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8 y.eare. Size 4, stitch illustrations. COUGHUN ROOFING Co. - AU MU 8-9006. Situations Wanted—Male 19 MANCnESTER-^ room cape, fire­ MI 9-4410 no intention of doing p o . The we.st- types of roofs and roof repairing, MACHINE CLEANED THE PRICE IS RIGHT Nu r s e would like S or 4-room un­ place, plastered walls, full ceram­ Ed Crawford em position is that Germany but the project was brought to what including two over the weekend. alMveleaa, 1% yards of 36-ihch; 'i To Order, send 25c In coins to he hopes will be a temporary halt yard contnwt . Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ sp^iallzing tn l^vepty Year Bond­ TWO COLLEGE students desire furnished, heated apartm ent, .sec­ ic „bath, upstairs completely till- Wanted™ReaI Estate 77 should be imifted b.y vote of the Letters from interested citizens CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any exterior house painting..-Reason­ COVENTRY — Small farm, old because storm drains should' be To order, send 35c in coins to:— ning Herald. 1160 Al’E. OF ed Roofs. CaU Ml 8-7707. • INSTALLATION TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED ond Root;.-within walking distance ished in knotty pine with built-ins, hom estead, 10 acres m ofe or le.ss, people on both iddes of the, lion have been pouring in to State Po­ MORIARTY ahift, private hospital. TR 5-9121. able rates. Quality work. Recom­ of hospital. Refrigerator and roomy kitchen, aluminum storms WISH SOMEONE to handle your installed prior to further sidewalk lice headquarter.?, the commission­ flue Burnett, Tlie Manchester Eve- AMERICAS, NEW YCHiK 86, N. SPECIALIST *9,500. Joseph B arth, Brq'Ker, MI Curtain and a peace treaty signed repair. mendations. Call PI 2-7001 or MI range optional. Box C, Herald. and permanent aiding. Ideal for real eatate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 with an aJl-German government. er said, almost all of them voicing lac Herald. lUO AVE. OF y . Roofing and Chimnejrs 16?A WAITRESS and bar maid, full and 9-0320. The same condition e.\ists on S b X I C A B in B I V YOBK 88. N . T . For lst-4d^ mailing add 10c 0-0007. youn^ family. Spotless. Roborl . for prompt and courteous service. favorable comments on his appeal BROTHERS part-time. Must be experienced. Wolverton, Broker, MI 3-1914, 8 UU Joseph Barth,. Broker. other streets in the Rockledge sec­ Wot JetHdass raaiUng add 10c for each pattemi. Print Name, Ad­ ROOFING—Specializing repairing Apply Garden Restaurant, MI Town and GdURinf j'arm and Land For Sale 7\ d u p l e x 6-6, excellent condition, A 'fiamoua Civil War comipander tion, Langtry added. "These walks for public support at last Friday’s 3Q1 C EN T IK ST. fa r saeh m ttara. Print Name, Ad> dress with Zone and Pattern roofs of all nnda, new roofs, gut­ 9-8102. Doga— Birds—Pets 41 DE MAIO BROS. 9. .. modem'kitchens, double garage, CASH WATTINQ for property own­ o f tlie Army of the Potomac'; Gen. are extremely dangerous but wa safety conference at the State jw p wnh Zone, Style No. and Number. ter work. cUnmeye cleaned, re­ ACRES, 160 ft. frontage, ex tra lotJ- l^atha each a p a rt­ Ambrose E. Bumsida, popularized Capitol called by Governor Demp­ DRAINAGE GO. *800. 7 acres, 6 clear, 428 ft. front- f o r d ST. — Cilder home on large^ ers. Pleaae call us before you buy' are reluctant to spend money to re­ M l 3 .1131 m Have you the '61 Album con­ paired. Aluminum aiding, :S0 ' |AKC REGISTERED,/ champion m ent. Owners, M I 8-'i?268, or sell.> Speedy service. J. O. the whiskers known as *%kM>uni5” pair them without putting in storm sey because of the current wave TEL. Ml 3-7491 ^dovsr-Ooventry line, | 2,000. lot, n ear bus atw shopping, *13,600. ( — * complete taining; many lovely designs and years’ experience. Free estimates. NURSE^ AIDE — 11-7 shift, full or] sired dachshund puppies, reason- M l 9-4143 Joseph Barth, Broker^ Mt 8-0320, 8-0667. ^ •> Realty. M l S4U 9. —-IMjoperly oaUad “buotiaklee.” drajnag^flnt,'’ h* reported. of fatalltleo. T*'|0py. t r e e pattenisr Only 26c a copy! CaU Bowley. M l 8 4 8 0 , l a U im . part-time. MI 9-2324. able. MI S-0015.

r t#* , MONDAY, JULY 17, IM l PAGl FOtIRTEfeN A)^crasre Dally Net Eh-ess Ron The Weather For the Wools Ended Jane 8, 1961 Feroeaet of U. 8. Weetker BeaeM Thimderahowera thia ovealng. Vo^sr ScsBion Two Items Listed 13,3.S0 About Town Craftsmen Plan McKeon Gets Zoners Hear Fair, not aa warm tonight. Low hi Bozio-Mozzer For PTC Hearing Member of the Audit 60«. Wedneeday aeooonably warm, There will be a voter-making Bureau o f OUenlatlon Fair in Guilford session Wednesday from 5 to 8 Manchester— A City of Village Charm chance of ahowen. High in 80e, VM. Army 8p«c. 4 Carl I* Merit Award Bids Tonight Proposed establishment of a 20- Manual, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Carl p.m. at the town clerk’s office In the Municipal Building. foot building line on the north aide 8. Maastal, 82 Goodwin St, haa Twenty members of the Society of Hillside Bt.,. running some 100 arrlvad at F t Buckner In Okina­ of Connecticut Craftsmen will From State The Zoning Board of Appeals Naturalized citizens must VOL. L X X X , NO. 244 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1961 (ClaseUled Adtiertlainf on Page 12) present naturalization certifi­ feet from a point on the east aide PRICE FIVE CENTS wa. Aaalsned to the combat sup­ have display booths at the fourth (ZBA) tonight will review 13 ap­ of Buckingham St., 'will be one of port company of the 603d division, Guilford Handcraft Fair to be held cates. Documentary evidence A Manchester man was one of plications concerning town zoning must be presented in cases of two Items to be heard before the he entered the Army in December on the Guilford Green July 20 to two receiving $100 awarda from regulations and hear an appeal of derirttlve citizenship. Town Planning Commission (TPC) 195B. The 20-year-old soldier is a 22 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. the Connecticut State Employes at a July 25 public hearing at the Not a Consumer's Tax 1058 graduate of Manchester Higrh Mrs.' Kay Adams, IB Seaman Merit Award Board for monoy- decision of the town building in­ Municipal Building at 8 p.m. State N ew s School and attended Florida State Circle, will have a booth to dis­ savlng ideas adopted by the state spector who has twice ordered ces­ The area Involves a re-subdlvl- University. play her enamels In silver and during the fiscal year ended June sation of earth removal operations Another application for which slon proposal of two parcels of land copper Jewelry, 80. being carried on by the TiMale De­ to be known as 'O d d is' Heights." Mrs. Mary McBride, R t 44A, there will &lso be a state hearing, Roundup DemonetraUons, to be presented Richard F. McKeon of 94 Wedge- velopment Co. of Glastonbury at The re-subldlvislon plan of hidlder Coventry, and formerly of Man­ daily every hour, will include ena­ is from F A D Auto Stores, Inc., West-3 Rejects Red Threat wood St., an employe in the ac­ 162 Union St. 828 Main S t This business firm is R. E. Miller met no opposition at a Utilities’ Rates chester, celebrated her 80th birth­ meling on silver and copper, jew­ counting smd business manage­ The 8 o'clock public hearing will asking for permission to have a TPC hearing Tuesday. day yesterday at the home of Mr. elry, handweaving, block-printing, ment division of the State Welfare be hrid In the Municipal Building The second Item on the agenda and Mm. Harold S. Ljrman, 114 textile printing, . metalsmlthing, repairer’s license and certificate Of Troop Carriers Department, received his $100 hearing room. approval for same. will be a re-approval of a subdivi­ Maple St, Manchester, She re­ charsu;ter dolls, antique American cash award for recommending According to Building Inspector Earl White will ask permission sion plan known as "Lookout ceived gifts from piembers of her decoration, cut and pierced lamp procedural changes in the de­ Thomas G. Monahan, the Tisdale Mountain.” The TPC approved the At Bradley Field family and friends. shades, fused glass ceramics, for a zoning exception to convert Boost Opposed partment’s aid 'to dependent chil­ firm has been carrying on an earth subdivision for 65 homes on Spring wooden toys and notepaper. dren program resulting in savings removal operation' on residential a single-family home into a two- family home at' 29 Buckland St. St. earlier this year but final plans Get New Leader Mr. and Mrs. Helge Pearson of as well as effective ..utilisation of zone land and such use of this land were not filed ■within a 90-day pe­ To T ake Over W est Berlin Rivemide, Calif., and formerly of available funds,. is not allowed under the town zon­ Eight other appllcats request­ riod under the' general statute re­ Hartfot-d, July 18 (JP)— public utilities and wriil r*-'! Manchester, are visiting relatives ing variances and three applica­ . 7 ^ - *_ ' - see aa.l«M4 what T I P)_The United States’ second colonel was removed 'from hi.s dum which Soviet Premier Khrush­ THE OFFICE OF ceremony. Floral decorations were held at the Manchester Country man-in-space shot is now sched­ morning. today to table all proposals for Larry Katz, fountain manager white gladioli and yellow carna­ 2 MEALS IN I -CHOPS AND STEW command of the 125-man reserve chev handed President Kennedy at I at Arthur Drugs, 942 Main St., Sat- Club, For a motor trip to New uled for 7 a.m. (EST) tomorrow, The presence of the high clouds, Allen Dulles, right, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, listens to Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., their Vienna conference June 4. federal aid to schools. tions. Mrs. Ralph Maccarohe, ^or­ Hampshire and Lake Placid, N. Y., unit. RAYMOND MOZZER ; urday presented a check for $50 RUSSELL’S having been delayed by the ar­ however, would have hampered today before the start of a closed door meeting of a Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Pre­ "All the world will plainly see," The committee action in effect ganist EUid soloist, sang the "Ave Mrs. Bozio wore a gold sheath dress full photographic coverage of the When the pirrbe Is finished, he ’ to Atty. James Higgins, president rival of high buttermilk clouds. said, a report will be filed with paredness. Stennis heads the group, which is starting an inquiry into the relative missile and bomb­ the U.S. asserted,“ that misuse of killed thi-ee school billg for the D.D.S. Maria." ' with white accessories. The couple Air Force Capt. Virgil I. (Gus) operation which scientJset Insist er strength of the United States and the Soviet Union. (AP Photofax). I of Manchester’s United Fund. The bride, given in marriage by CONAC which will decide the next such words as ‘peace’ and ‘free­ present session of Congress. ' The money was realized through will be at their new home on BARBER SHOP Grissom, the astronaut ticketed upon from blastoff to burnout of dom’ cannot conceal a threat to her father, wore a floor-length Laurel Dr., London Park, Hebron, LMBCOMBO course of action. Chairman Howard W. Smith, 983 MAIN STREET the booster. ’ a hot dog and cool drink sale on gown of silk organza with satin Corner Oak and Spruce Streets for the rocket ride, took the news Colonel Wojno and his family raise tension to the point of D-Vit., said "I don’t know "bf any i Thursday at Katz's outside stand after Aug. 1. of the 24-hour delay calmly. In an 8 a.m. report, the space danger and suppress the freedom braid, designed with scoop neck­ The bride is a 19Sa graduate of ARMOUR STAR were selected as the "Typical Air way the action can be reversed in WILL BE CLOSE FROM ! during the first day of Manches- When Grissom was awakened agency team reported no reason to Senator Urges Windup oh Military Study of those who now enjoy it.” this committee." line, three-quarter sleeves, and Manchester High School, dnd is For Your Convonienco expect a return of clear weather FVjrce Family" in 1948 by Spring- ' ter's Carnival of Savings and Side- shortly after 10:30 p.m. last night field, Mass. His wife, Dorothy, 'The warning was coupled with an The motion to shelve the bills was bell-shaped skirt. She wore a employed by Aetna Fire Insur­ for several days. offer to try to aeltle the crisis by JULY 17 to JULY 24 i walk Days summer sale. Katz col- Swedish coronet of seed pearls with W o Now Hovo Two and told of thp postponement, he was Mrs. Massachusetts in 1948 made by Rep. William Colmer, D- I lected $43 from the sale apd con- ance Co. The bridegroom is a 1956 / merely shrugged, rolled over and But at the scheduled launching U.S. Offensive negotiation on trie principle of self- Miss. A motion to reconsider the fingertip veil of French illusion, graduate of Hartford Regional Borben to Servo You SLKED BACON time tomorrow morning, it said the and placed third in national com­ I tributed an additional $7 for the went back to sleep. determination for the German peo­ action also was tabled by an 8-7 and carried a cascade of white Technical School, and is employed cloud cover should be sufficiently petition. The Wojno’8 reolde in ple. United Fund, Plenty of Free Parking The news came to the 35-year- Suffield. Kennedy Calls Staff, vote. roses. by the Parker Hartford Corp. In old Glrssom just 2 Ht'hours before transparent to permit, "minimum Similarly, the British and French Miss Judy Theresa Mozzer was Alr-Conditioned In Propaganda Tlie committee has before it Hartford. he was to begin his final medical optical coverage” of the rocket’s notes left the door open for nego­ three bills approved by the House her sister’s maid of honor. She checkups and don his 20-pound flight. Weather conditions in the 125 to 131 tiation. wore a ballerina-length gown of Washington, July 18 (/D —- Sen. Ekiucation and-Labor Committee. space suit. Hartford, July 18 The State France declared'that Russiaxan- One would have provided for gen­ maize silk organza, designed with (Continued On Page Seven) Motor Vehicle Department’s daily Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., Council on Security not unilaterally alter the present OPEN EVERY MGHT TILL 10 PM. scoop neckline and cabbage rose The postponement on the advice urged the Kennedy administration eral federal aid for school con­ PRESCRIPTIONS of a special team of U.S. Weather record of automobile fatalities as status of Berlin, including the oc­ struction and teachers’ salaries; t;dm. She wore a matching head of last midnight and the totals on today to follow up its Berlin note cupation of West Berlin by U. S., bow and veil, and carried a colonial Free Delivery Bureau experts came as something with a propaganda offensive on So­ another for long-term loans for THE OFFICE OF of a surprise since all predictions the same date last year: iWnahington, July IS i/Pi.^-Preel-'^ar# easentigl even though missiles Britain and France. limited construction for private as bouquet of feathered white carna­ I960 1961 viet positions in eastern Europe dent Kennedy called a meeting,of are coming into the picture Specifically France rejected the up to 6:30 p.m. last night had been 4 of 7 Taken and the United Nations. well as public schools; and a third tions and yellow roses. U G G E n DRUG DR. GEORGE A. Killed ...... 125 131 the Joint Chiefs of Staff for tcr rent last month to $15.7 enough wind," said a spokesman uncovering the child, and in the cide attempt, was ordered confined comes up with some conorele that are world crisig is "a very billion. Balanced against these FREE 30 STAMPS H FREE 3 0 STAMPS for the National Aeronautics and words, of one resouer, finding her to Norwich State Ho.apital yester­ real onp" and that a supplemental encouraging items was a depart­ with this coupon and Durchaie of plans for easing poverty, unem­ Space Administration. mlraoulously alive. day. - I ployment and business stagnation. appropriations bill would be sent Waahington, July 18 (/P)—The^^cent testimony before a congres- ment .survey Indicating that new with this coupon and purchase of to Congress before the weekend. orders booked by manufacturers One — 22-oz. plastic btl. Grand Brond The orbital path of .Tiros in is Earl of Kimberley, .37, reports Army apparently ia pi-eparing to aional committee by Maj. Gen. EXTRA Two — 19-oz. pkgs. Grand Union deluxe GOLDEN LOTION such that it could not see the Giving no details of the bill, Rob­ Marshall Stubbs, the Army’s chief of hard goods dropped one per he Injured his hark Tarrying Ills ertson said a top level conference issue missile warheads that coLild rent to $15.7 billionv 4^ stormy, a complete weather satel- 282 Children Killed in 1937 bride over threshold . . . Prince carry chemical . warfare gasee chemical officer. Stubbs, in , dis- matelj', a complete weather satel­ Would be held on it tomorrow. cLLssing both the defensive | and the decline In orders was dis­ HOURS CAKE MIXES liquid Detergent Souphannouvong. chief of Com­ Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, Air deep into an enemy’s battle zone. turbing, Hodges said, “ not for DEL MONTE LIMIT ONL COUPON PEE CUSTOMER ( lite system could follow such munist-line Pathet I.ao forces, Thia waa indicated by a new reg­ offensive requirements imposed on lIMtT ONE CQ U r6N >ER CUSTOMER storms or fronts every few hours. Force chief of staff appeared be­ a single month—it doesn’t both­ Coupon'expiret July 19th says it should not take long to fore Robertson’a committee and ulation listing supply reBponabili- the United States by Soviet prog- r. Coupon expires July 19th On one of its best chances to res.s in Chemical-Biological-Radio er." TOMATO Ex-Con Says He Caused arrange roalltlon government for urged that the country push ahead tiee of branches of the Army observe the storm, area, troubles I.aos once Prince Souvanna which included among the items logical (CBR) warfare weapons, developed in grotmd station recep­ with a program to build B70 bomb­ REDS HIT BIRCH GROUP returns to Asia. ers. 'These are high-fl^ng, long- warheads for "guided miaeile said: 5 $100 tion of the televised pictures from "With the increasing possibility Moscow, July 18 (*>—Red range jets designed to find enemy chemical agent." the satellite. Long-standing Congressional dif­ tlyat we will be faced with local Star charged today the John 14 OZ. The weather hitch developed Texas School Disaster ferences cloud future of proposal targets whose location is uncertain By Army definition, a chemical Birch society is a front for "the to reopen national serslre life in and attack them. agent is a solid, liquid or gas higgest American businesa ty­ Catsup BOTS. Just os technicians and scientists 'The Kennedy administration re­ (Continued on Page Four) FREE 30 STAMPS H FREE 30 STAMPS siirance to World War II and Ko w'hich ‘‘produces lethal, kijurioiia coons, prominent politicians and so*s home heating were preparing to resume the Oklahoma City, July 18 i/P) —*both loose and wailed for two cently cut back the B70 program, with this coupon and purchase of with this coupon and purchase of rean War veterans . . . Boston or irritant effects.” military leaders” who want to An ex-convict arre'sted for investi W’eeks to see what would happen.” Herald-Traveler Corp. reports oel on the ground that it would take In production or being peL-fected launch war against the Soviet our w a y I Two — quort btls. Freshpok One — 16-oz. btl. — Kitchen Garden gatibn of armed robbery last Details of the explosion as re­ profits of npwspai>ers and its several years to put It into op­ us a wide variety of chemical I'nion. The Soviet Defense 5Iln- State Has Powers eration In large numbers, and by Why Reds Let DEL MONTE night, admitted'to police in a sign­ lated by Benson jibed as to date, wholly ouTied .subsidiary, WHDH basee. They range from the long- 9/ Istry newspaper claimed former You get premium quality APPLE JUICE Italian Dressing ed statement that he was respon­ number killed and cause of the Inc., was $1.93 a share for tirst that time the country would be manufactured asphyxiating gaaea, Vice President Richard M. Nix­ well-equipped with long-range mis­ MobOheat with RT-98 . . . the LIMIT ONE COUPON PES CUSTOMEP UMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER/ To Back Mulcahy sible for an explosion at a New blast, but Texas officials have gone six months of 1961. now In modern form, to the so- on had been considered for lead­ London, Tex., school, March 18, siles. called "nerve gaaes” capable of East Refugees ership of the society which I t ' most completely effe^ve fuel Coupon expires July 19th Coupon expires July 19th \ J S S i on the theory that the explosion Providence police and B'E! FRUIT COCKTAIL oil additive in use today. And On Traffic Safety 1937, that killed 282 children and was accidentally and not wilfully , About $800 million has already producing either death by peualy- labeled a Fascist organization. agents continuing search for three been spent on the 2,000-mile-an- you get premium eervice. An- 14 teachers. set. men who staged armed robbery of sis of the respiratory system or hour jet bomber, which Air Force temporary Incapacitation by psj'- Flee to West GAITSKELL HITS POLIdES tematie deliveries . . . a bal­ Hartford, July 18 CD—The chair­ Detectives I. G. Purser, Jack Benson was arrested two hours downtown Providence tonk. leaders consider the logical suc­ after a cafe was robbed last night chological or other effect. London, July 18 (JP) — Hugh 17-o l $ anced payment pUm and many man of the State Legislative Coun­ Ryan and Harold Devine Identified Police in Westport, disclose to­ cessor to the B62 now in service. Galtskell, leader of the labor cil held today that the state prob­ the man as William Estel Benson, of $38. A waitress and a customer day arrest of Bridgeport woman al­ A -Whole family of missllee is in By CARL HARTMAN other extras designed to’ Lemay said manned bombers op|H)slUon, today accused Prime borne beating reollg eaty. ably has the power to place into 41. "niey said he had a long police later identified Benson as the rob­ leged to have looted three homes the Army’s arsenal capable of de­ Berlin, July 18 (/P)—The Com­ eans effect many of the safety pro­ ber and he. admitted he was the in W'estport and W ilton.. .Fred livering gases. Theec missiles 'vai-y munist threat to West Berlin sent Minister Macmillan’s Gonsers'a- recoixl and has living here since tive govemiiient of allowing posals ■wanted by State Police 1944. They also said he told of man, officers said. Ci-ory Jr., 39, principal of Bethle­ from those with ranges o f.a few a record 4,000 refugees fleeing Into M obilh eaf .mi Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy. shooting an Air Fpr^e captain in The detectives said Benson told hem Elementary School in Ansonia, Bonn Claims Soviet thousand yards for close-inl attack West Berlin over the weekend, Britain to drift into n serious Chairman J. Tyler Patterson, 1943. them about his past "to get it off acquitted today of charge of inde­ on a battle front to such far-flying raising once more the question of eoonouilo crisis. GiUtskell opened Sm diBs od<«s weapons as the Pershing missile why’ the Communist police don’t a debate in the House of Com­ TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS Old Lime Republican, said the The detectives quoted Benson his conscierice.’’ cent exposure. Forces Rin^ Berlin GHKA FANCY. LARGE. GR£EN law already gives broad - powers Benson said he shot the Air General Motors today pegs cost with a reach of more than 200 cut off the flow that worsens pro­ mons with a declaration that the as saying "I blew up the school miles. duction shortages in Blast Ger­ nation now must, fare the facta WITH THIS COUPON to the motor vehicles commission­ because I was mad at the school. Force captain in April or May of of fringe benefits to Its 300,000 Bonn, Germany, July 18 (J) er (John J. Tynan) to set up pro­ 1943 after the officer had befriend­ hourly-rated employes at more The longer range missiles carry­ many and gdves the satellite re­ of its financial iWitlon. and purchaia of I was reprimanded for smoking on Soviet and Communist East (Jer- gime a worse name. W E G IVE cedures to govern thos^ entitled ed him. Benson said he used the than half a billion dollars last year man Armed Forces have set up a ing, for instance, an incapacitating $3.00 OR MORE to licenses. the school grounds.” • officer’s .45 caliber pistol. He said .. . Police arrest undetermined gas obviously would be useful for The question always arises when STATE WORKERS INCREASE Benson said he was 17 at the military ring around Berjin, GREEN STAMPS AT MANCHESTER GRAND UNION Thus, he explained, it would he left him for dead but later number of persons officially de­ sources close to the Bonn Defense tactical purposes, including soften­ there is a spurt in the nuVber Hartford, July 18 (fl—The con* time and was not in sehool on the fleeing to the West. Except on alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, fresh milk not be necessai^ to wait for . the learned he didn't die. He gave no scribed as revolutionary conspira­ Ministry said today. ing up an area behind enemy lines slant drive to enlarge state-serv- 1963 legislature to act on many day )0f the blast. The investigation reason for the shooting. tors after gunflght In residential preparatory to a paratroop drop. The Comntuiiists’ vast police ap­ , Ices ha* produced clone to a 48 - products and fair trade items. indicated gas had seeped into the The informants declared the em u i FANCY. LOKG^ GREEN of the commissloner’e proposals. Police called Henderson County, section of Guatemala. Communists have about 67,500 Modem arms for ground troopa paratus undoubtedly could -ntop ' per cent Increase in the nUBiber MORIARTY Coupon Good thru Wed., July 19th. The legislative leader’s com­ basement and that- a spark set off Tex., Undersheriff \T. E. Herring­ Max Hess, president of Hess troopa and more than 1,200 tanks have been giveh a priority recent­ the traffic, 80 to 90 per cent of of state employes over the past Limit One Coupon Per Adult. ments came in reply to a news­ the explosion. ton to check on Benson’s confes­ Bros. Department Store in Allen- stationed in a girdle SO miles out ly under President Kennedy’s pro­ which funnels through East Ber­ decade. This was revealed mday man's question on this matter. It Police said the confession was sion of the school explosion and towq. Pa. files suit against Dior, side the city. i. gram aimed at improving the ca­ lin into West. Berlin. There could by the Connecticut Public Ezpen- BROTHERS preceded today’s legislative coun­ hand written by Benson. said information obtained .checked Paris fashion house, claiming Dior So far the Communists have giv­ pability of conventional forces— be mych tighter checks on travel .diture eouncU, a private resMurch cil meeting. Council committees It read in part: "I stole two 18- with Benson’s story. sold him as original the same gdwn en no. signs of snripping the ring as distinguished from the nuclear into East Berlin, end then on the group, which placed the count at M l 3 -5 1 3 5 DOUBLE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS EVERY WED. will be named at the August meet­ inch wrenches to take loose the The Texas authorities said they^yn which actresses Liz Taylor and shut around the city. But It helps Striking power of the Air Force city’s Inter-sone railways tliat 24.9I9 •# o « itm. 1 et thia ynsr. CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND 3^«/o unions (which connected the gss , and Navy. Thafa an. inenoM of 301-315 Contor St. Prioee effective In Upfter Oonneolieat Grand Union Sapemmrkete thm Wed., Joly 19. ing, and one of the committees. is Gina Lollabriglda showed up at W e reeenne thq: right to Umlt qoaaiitlee. certain to call Mulcahy to testify. lines), under the a^^K>ol. I broke (Oontinned on Psge Two) /• Moscow reception. 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