9 A 0 M IB d U R IB S N FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Weak Ended Fereeaet of U. 8. Weather Buraae Jmw 8, IM l Warm, humid, eeciasloBal ekew* Miss Joyce Baker, daughter of •r* or t|mnder*howers tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Q. Baker Showers Honor 13,330 Low 76 to 75. Rimday parSy oun- About Town Teeth Braces ay, warmer, more hnmld, thmid- 2M Porter St., returns home to­ Main St. MMabar of the Audit day from a three-week stay at Miss Tarpinian Bureau of Obonlatloa erahower* likely. High aronnd M. Crl>to(oro Colombo Society Hemlocks, the Blaster Seal Camp Manchester M anchetter^A City of Village Charm will colleet d u u »t the Itellen Recovered at HOUSE & HALE in Nichols for handlcan>ed young Miss Grace R. Tarpinian, 28 Americaa Club toiUi^t et 8 o'clock. people. Teresa Rd„ has been feted at two (Claselfled Advertteing on Pace 16) Hemben of Uw VOL. LXXX, NO. 254 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS HaAeheste»Elin- l%e VFW Auxiliary will hold a miscellaneous bridal showers re­ Globe Hollow blem Club are reminded to send public card party tonight at 8 cently. percel poet packages from their o'clock at the post homo at.Man­ Gall O’Bright la a much hap­ /'THE Miss Mary Ann Paganl, 258 Mc­ vacation trips to Mrs. Carol Leni- chester Green. pier girl today, now that aha haa han, 21 Cambridge St. The pack­ Kee St., maid of honor, and Mrs. Party Lines Dissolved her teeth brace| back- In place ages will be used for a club project L«yton Lee Wllmot and Lyndon Charles J. Tarpinian, mother of the U. ^lots in the fall. after aklndlver Peter Beckwith re­ Lee Wilmot, twin sons of Mr. and bride, were hostesses at a shower Most FAMOUS Mrs. Frederick W. Wilmot of Cov­ at the Lantern Village Bam. covered them yesterday from the Miss Janet A. Whitney, daugh­ entry, left July 12 for the U. S. Another shower was given by bottom 'of Globe H o llo ^ ' Swim­ Invasion, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Coast Guard Receiving Center, Senators Unanimous Z u fr; Miss Ann G. Bouchard of Hart­ ming Pool. Sharing hpr Joy to no Turkey Bids France, Whitney, S2 Alexander St., will Cape May, N. J. The boys enlisted ford, bridesmaid and sister of the small degree are her^arenta, Mr. NAME attend the North American Ecu for four years, and will train at bridegroom, and her mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Anthony O’Bright, 311 menlcal Youth Assembly on the Cape May for 13 weeks. They Harvey E. Bouchard, also of Hart­ Oak St., who jvould prefer not to tiuba Says campus of the University of Mich were graduated from Manchester On 2 Defense Bills TV Channel 3 ford, at their home. go through/the process of replac­ Igan Aug. 16-2S. The assem bly's a High School in June. Wallace Worthington of Daley ing the ^ c e s for her. gathering of young Christian lead­ In The W O R L D " Havana, Cuba, July 29 (JF)— Shift Opposed Rd„ Coventry, best man and broth­ GalMoat the bracea Wednesday ers from about 40 communions in er-in-law of the bridegroom, gave Cuba accused the United Washington, July 29 (/P) n»n»da and the United States. afternoon, and an attempt then Police Arrests the bridegroom^'’ James T. Bou­ Fabian Bachrach Photo Beckwith to find them was iln- States today of plotting “im­ The Senate has given unani­ Hartford, July 29 {IF)— Of­ chard of Hartford, a bachelor ^successful. Yesterday, Beckwith minent military aggression.” mous support to two of Presi­ ficials of the Travelers Broad­ Tunis Heed UN Truce Mrs. Mary Sullivan Demers of party. Curate Assigned. returned rather hopelessly to the dent Kennedy’s urgent de­ Hartford, a member of the Man­ The couple will be feted after The charge was made in a note casting Service Corp., say chester Business and Profession­ Anthony F. McAllister, 23, of no n ie Rev. Stephen DavW^^at- muddy water for another try, and, to the United Nations. fense requests. certain address, yesterday was rehearsal tonight at a bridal buf­ about 3:45 p.m., found the braces they are determined to oppose al Women's Club, is attending the fet given by the bride’s aunt and thews, son of Mr. and Mrs^TIowsrd The Foreign Ministry said In Its Party lines dissolved/yesteriay a move to shift the company’s annual convention of the National charged with breach of the peace, B. Matthews of Middletown, has stuck In the gravel bottom in wa­ as the Senate passed rapid suc­ Roger Montgomery, 17, of Glas­ uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred La- note that the “ Imperialist govern­ Federation of Business and Pro­ assumed his dutiM /ss curate at ter about three and a half feet ment of the United States” plans cession: / televison outlet, WTIC-TV, Dag Tells tonbury, told police McAllister Plante, 93 Forest St., at their deep. Authorization Jmr $975,570,000 fessional Women's Clubs Inc. in home. Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrlng- to Justify military aggression be­ from Channel 3 to an ultra- Chicago, ni. . beat him up on June 24, on Main ton. The curatsJs mother is the for­ Beckwith, ’ the O’Brights, and cause of Cuba’s failure to surrender for quick dellveiry of new missiles, St, near Bill’s Lunijh Room, for re­ Miss Tarpinian and Mr. Bou­ ships and planes. The vote was high frequency channel. chard will be married tomorrow mer Dagmag Anderson of Man­ skeptical observers were all a lit­ a hijacked Eastern Air Line plane. T^e station was one of eight fusing to get McAllister and an­ chester. , ' ’ tle surprised when the second at­ The airliner was forced to land 81-0. other person four quarts of beer. at St. James’ Church in Manches­ mentioned by the Federal Com­ Council of ter. The Rev. Mr. Matthews was or­ tempt to find the braces proved in Havana by a Cuban who held a Authority to hold fighting nen munications Commission yester­ McAllister will appear in Cir­ dained tp the diaconate June 14 In successful. Swim Suits pistol on the pilot of the Miaml-to- or unlt^' on duty an extra year day for tramsfer from the Very cuit Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. Christ Church Cathedral. Hart­ Tampa flight. / and to call up to 25O.OO0 reserv­ Dependabls 14. High Friaquency (VHF) range to ford, by the Rt. Rev. Walter H. The Cuban note said the airliner ists to active duty. The vote was UHF. Tlie eight stations are in Thomas Fulton, 24, of Coventry, Gray, Episcopal Bishop of Con­ now Is under a court embargo re­ 7^-0. Violations .yesterday was charged with opera­ Public Records Pioneer A-warded OUR ENTIRE STOCK! cities in which they are the only Used Refrigerators necticut. quested by "an interested ■ party.” / Senate Republican Leader E'"er- VHF stations. ting a motor vehicle while his He was bom in Chicago suid re­ It noted that in the past 10 months' ett H. Dirksen of Illinois had ur^ed license was under suspension. He The commission said the plan is United Nation.^ N.Y., Jul.v Overhauled and Tested Warrantee Deeds- ceived his early education at the ’Chutes Contract 10 Cuban planes have been seized unanimous Senate votes on the aimed at encouraging UHF (chan­ v„_ will appear in Circuit Court 12. Alfred C. and Jape E. Ga- University of Chicago Laboratory In the United States and sold at bills "to sh.QW (Soviet premier) 29 (A*)— Turkey today laid be­ Manchester, on Aug. 14. He posted nels 18 to 83) by ending the dual leucia- to George F. and Mar> School. He is a graduate of Loomis Air Force contracts totaltng $2,- auction. Khrushchev we mean business " operation of UHF and VHF sta­ fore the U.N. Security Coun­ S250 ^nd. Jape C. Murray, property at 146 School, Windsor, Conn., and re­ 240,206.19 have been awarded to The Foreign Ministry said the Earlier yesterday the House tions in the same jireas. Hartford cil a compromi.se resolution Potterton's Pine Si. ceived his B.A. degree with high note was addressed to 'the Pres­ Armed Services Committee ap­ Gerald F. and Ruth E. Diamond Pioneer Aerodynamics Systems already haa UHF channels. calling for full compliance ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church distinction frdm Wesleyan Uni­ ident of . the Security Council on in­ proved the measures by a 37-0 Officials of Travelers Broad­ NOTICE Jr. to Billy G. and Alice Steven versity, Middletown. He received Inc., leading parachute and space structions of President Osvaldo vote. Chairman Carl Vinson. D- with last week’s Tunisian son, property at 28 Bllyue Rd. to casting, a subsidiary of the Trav­ his S. T. B. degree from the Gen­ recovery Systems manufacturing Dortlcos and Prime Minister Fidel Ga.. said he would ask Hou.se ac­ elers Insurance Cos., said that cease-fire order but eliminat­ PUBLIC HEARING An^ldi Heights, Inc. toAn- eral Theological Seminary, New Arm whose main offices are located Castro. It said Cuba wished to call tion early next week. nettO^ C. and Jules E. Flliere, Channel 3 was the only station ing any charges that France is PROPOSED ADDITIONAL York City. at 168 Forest St. the council’s attention to "the Meanwhile, the additional $3,- providing a quality signal for APPROPRIATIONS property off Dartmouth Rd. grave risk t6 international peace" 454.600.000 asked by Kennedy to at fault. Martin and Maria F. Szeber to Michael Kagan, president of the hundreds of thousands of -Con­ Tl>e new propoHal, under.stood to Board of Directors tool shed at 102 S. Lakewood Cir­ 23-year-oId parachute firm, said provoked, by "imminent military strengthen conventional fighting necticut residents. Town of Manchester, Connecticut Hazel H. Russell of Beverly aggression” by the United States. forces was tacked onto the regu­ have western backing, wa.s sub- Mass., property off Lenox St. cle, $150. that "A major portion of the con­ The PCC reportedly is consider­ milled Just before the 11-nalion Notice is hereb.v given that the R. E. Miller for Savings Bank The Fidel Castro government lar annual defense money bill by Gravely III ing the transfer of the channel to Franklin G. and Dorothy M. tracts were for personnel ‘chutes strongly denounced the U.S, gov- council met to consider a con­ Board of Directors, Town of Man­ of Manchester, for alterations to of which Pioneer is one of the a Senate appropriations subcom­ Nicola Cardinal Canall receiv­ Providence, R.I. chester, Connecticut will hold a Welles of Vernon to Roy C. Con­ ' emment and claimed that "the mittee. troversial Asian-African plan yers, property off Rt. 83. building at 913 Main St., $2,000. prime suppliers to the govern­ ed the last rites of the Roman which specifically stated that Public Hearing in the Bowers James Perkins, to build a ga­ ment.” biggest concentrations of invasion Sen. A. Willis Robertson. D-Va.. Catholic Church at Vatican School on Princeton Street, Man­ Carl and Bina Bergner of West forces are in Helvetia R^nch (Gua­ Captured France has not complied with the Hartford to Alfred C. and Jane rage at 68 Bolton St., $1,800. Kagan also said that Pioneer has manager for the money bill, said City in Rome last niglit cease-fire. This faced almo.st cer­ chester. Connecticut, Tuesday, Jarvis Const. Co. for Manches­ temala), Vieques Island (Puerto Senators agreed to withhold de­ Cardinal Canali, gravely il! Waterbury. July 29 (VPi~ Ernest August 8. 1961 at 8:00 P.M., Galeueia, property at 17 Westwood undertaken -major expansion of Its a brand new a failles Rico) and the Panama Canal C. LaFontaine Jr., 22, of Straits- tain defeat either by failure to get St. ter Water Co., to build a pumping foreign markets and has completed tails until the full appropriations with bronchial pneumonia, was the required seven votes or by a EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST E.D.S.T.. on proposed additional station at 115 New State Rd., $5,- a every fabric • cottons Zone.” placed In an oxygen tent. (AP ville Rd., Prospect, avoided a po­ Waiter J. Banner to Paul E. negotiations for the sale of para­ It added that the U.S. Naval lice road block last night t>y driv­ French veto. _ ' LOBSTER ON FRIDAY appropriations as follows: 0 00 . a sheaths, maillots and (Continued on Page .Three) Photofax). a. To the Sewer Department Barmer of Bolton, property at 49 chutes to the governments bf • knits Bass at Guantanamo Bay has “ex­ ing a car on a sidewalk for about France continued to refrain Salem Rd. Walter E_ Behrmann for Fred Swrltzerland, Bel^um, Gerrftany from taking part in the debate, EVENING Capital Improvement Reserve Petig Jr., additions and altera­ • 1 and 2-piece shorts traordinarily increased” its forces 100 feet. Fund, for the construction of Daniel B. Mosler and Tillle Most and the Union of South Africa. a 8 to 20 with both American and anti-Cas­ However, he wa,s captured after but Ambassador Armand Berarr to Hans S. and Rosa Menco of tions to home at 94 Lenox St., a prints and stripes was back in his seat as an ob­ But Here It's a sanitary sewer in Norwood $1,500. tro CJuban troops. Army Boost Anticipated he abandoned the car and sought Street and Farm Drive, also Rocky Hill, property at 18 Alice The note said that such an ag­ to flee on foot. Police charged him server after leaving his deputy, Dr. 'Nash W. Rowlett, for additions Pierre Millet, to sit In at yester­ known as Farm Road, to be to garage at 58 Ashworth St., $300. plus gression could be a spark which with taking a car without the own­ BROILED financed by transfer to the Quitclaim Deeds could set off "a confiag^ration of er's permission, reckless driving day's meeting. Robert E. Connors to Camille M. O. V. Erlandson for Winston A. The Turkish re.soIutlon ex- Capital Improvement Reserve Chevalier, alterations to home aj SPECIAL GROUP unforeseen consequences. Cuba Is driving while his license was under Fund from anticipated in­ Connors, property off Pioneer Cir­ 1 1 .8 8 not alone.” suspension, breach of the peace presse'd concern that the Tunisian QBSTER cle. 55 Oliver Rd., $4,000. A both FAIRWAYS A formerly to 29.95 Induction Centers cease-fire had not been complied come of the Sew’er Depart­ The text Implied that Soviet and evading responsibility. Sherwood G. Bowers to the Mam- Frank Fody, to build a tool shed Very Low Bridge with fully,- but did not say who L ment—53,000.00 at 358 Hartford Rd., $50. r OPEN every FRI. J Union support for Cuba could un­ Police said LaFontaine tried to b. To the Sewer Department chester Water Co., property off leash a global war. escape by car from the scene of Sports car is wedged under tractor-trailer at Fi-anklin and West Strsels in New York after being was to blame. It appealed for im­ A-LA-HOB-NOB mediate compliance. Capital Improvement Reserve Baldwin Rd. FAMOUS NAME JAMAICAS (jontendlng that the Cuban gov­ a street comer brawl. After avoid­ driven under truck which was making a turn. Two occupants Wer* hurt slightly. (AP Photofax.) Fund for the construction of Building Permits f NITE till 9; and S ernment seeks to deprive the Unit­ Told to Get Ready ing the road block, LaFortaine left The propoeal also called for di­ (Our Own Special a sanitary sewer in Hillside Everett W. Van Dyne to John Camera ^Stolen ed States of all pretext for such the car on a hill and It rolled into rect negotiations between Franca Andlslo, alterations to commer­ and BERMUDAS and Tunisia on their differences, Street, Cole Street and Asy­ ^ A U DAY MONDAY^ an invasion, it said Cuba has decid­ -II - I Shrimp Stuffing) an unoccupied car, they said. No Visit Kennedy Monday including a settlement of the con­ lum Street, to be financed by cial building at 214 Spruce St., From Drug Store regular to 7.95 ed to put the hijacked airline plane one was injured. 3 of 5 Caught SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, transfer to the Capital Re- $1,600. "under Security Council Jurisdic­ Washington, July 29 (iD—The^starting in August, is expected troversy over the Bizerte naval William L. Conlon, M.D., for Army, in effect, has g;iven its in­ lead to an increase in enlistment* LaFontaine 'was treated at St. base. FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS, sen-e Fund from anticipated tion . . . so that body would de­ Mary’s Hoapital for a possible FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, additional Income of the Sew­ Eileen K. Conlon, additions to Two Kodak Brownie Cameras cide, whatever it confirms, what duction stations a free hand to and voluntary Induction*. After Escaping In addition. Die council had be­ were reported taiken yesterday spend more money, hire more peo­ Officials reported many stations fracture of the noss. which police fore it a new resolution by the ROLLS AND BUTTER er Department—$13,000.00 3.88 should be done.” ' said he suffered in the fight. Chiang’s Aides Plan BOARD OF DIRECTORS from the Llggett-Rexall Drug The announcement came one day ple, and stay open longer to han­ had been deluged with Inquiries, United Arab Republic, Ceylon and TOWfN OF MANCHESTER Store in the Parkade. They are e whitestag, jantzen, rosecreet, sacony after U. S. Secretary of State Dean dle the anticipated armed forces but that information available here Insane Asylum Liberia urging negotiations between On the Concourse Robert W. Gordon, valued at $15.99 each. Ml<*ael e all type*, styles, colors Rusk’s announcement that he ex­ increase. Not Legally Wed France and A nisia “ with a view Secretary c o M rie rs s t o c k o f Dworkin of the store made the e sizes 10 to 20 pected a reply on the plane inci­ In the wake of President Ken­ (Continued on Page Four) to a rapid evacuation of French nedy’s military buildup move, Middletown, July 28 (Hi — Beacon, N. Y., July 29 — forces from Tunisia.” This it simi­ At the Parkade Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ complaint to police. dent within 48 hours. coroner’s inquest yesterday re. T o OoDose 2 Chinas Army officials said today, in­ Thre* of five Inmates of Mat- lar to a proposal which was reject­ cut this 28th day of July 1961. Three used auto radiators were veqii^ that Howard Parmelee, 27, structions have been sent to the teawan State Hospital for the ed last week. reported taken from Charlie Luce’s Guard Will Expand wsls not legally married to the Secretary-General Dag Hom- Service Station on 604 E. Middle IMPORTED FRENCH and ITALIAN Continental Army Command to Criminal Insane were captured V BELTS take whatever action is deemed woman he is accused of beating Wa-shington, Julv 29 (/P) — Vice*>to postpone debate until the end maskjold told the council last Tpke., yesterday. They are ■valued 2 in Tractors to death July 23. early today after sawing their way Listen to Kathy necessary so that examining and Air Group in Stale President Chen Cheng of National­ of the fall session night he had received evidence dur- COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL at $40, police reported. LADIES' SUNGLASSES A coroner’s warrant against Another approach may be to de­ out of the institution last nig'ht. Ing bis recent trip to Tunisia ttiat Godfrey, WINF- induction stations can keep ist China will open consultations The safe In the Textile Workers abreast of the mounting work Parmelee identified the woman as clare the Chinese representation Still at large were the accused France had violated the council’a FRACTIONAL HP V-BELTS Union of America OflBce, Local CBS, Manchester Deal Balk at Hartford, July 29 (A7—The (Con­ with President Kennedy Monday on MANCHESTER load. necticut Air National Guard has Mrs. Jeanne Lunden Hage, and Issue an important matter that killer of -writer-poet Maxwell cease-fire and assumed function* 63, at 791 Main St. was tampered 10:10 a.m. said she was also known as Jeanne ways of dealing with the issue of Bodenhelm and his wife and the on Tunisian soil "normally re-, For Home, Farm and Shop reg. 4.00 and 5.00 Monday thru These were described as tem­ been authorized to build up its Communist Chinese representation would require a two-thirds vot* with yesterday. Ihere was no 2.99 L. Parmelee. for approval. U. S. officials be­ admitted slayer of three young served to a sovereign state.” Saturday Return to Cuba porary instructions. Firm direc­ non-commissioned officer and at the United’ Nations next fall. UBLIC MARKE • Power Lawn Mowers forced entry and nothing was tives will follow final congression­ company-grade officer strengti:. Parmelee's lawyer, Louis John lieve the seating of Communist women. taken. Contest Every son, said that his client has admit­ Chen — Highest ranking Nation­ The trio were captured by po­ (Continued on Page Four) 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET • Washing Machines Day. al action on Kennedy’s request* Autl)orization to fill some exist­ China could be blocked under the Miami, Fla., July 29 liP) — Two ted he was not married to the alist Chinese official to visit the lice in the vicinity of highway HEBE ARE YOUR • Refrigerators for more money to add 225,000 ing vacancies In Air National United States since World War II two-thirds rule. of Fidel Castro’s 10 prisoner-en­ men to the military services. woman. . In Chen Cheng's meetings with route 62 near the hamlet of Olen- WEEKEND • Alr-Condltloners, etc. Guard Units was granted in a let —is due to drive directly to the BEST BUYS! voy* have decided not to return In turn, the Continental Army ter from Maj. Gen. Winston P. Mrs. Hage, 34, waa found beaten Kennedy on Monday and Tuesday, ham, not far from Beacon. Seized Command has relayed word to it* to death in an apartment. Parme- White House following his arrival the Chinese Nationalist views will were Raphael BStista, 35, charged L T, WOOD CO. MEN'S SUMMER to Jail In Cuba on Monday, a Wilson, assistant chief, air, of the Monday morning from Williams­ spokesman for the envoys said to­ regional commands, which have is­ National Guard Bureau, to MaJ. .lee, who had summtmed police, told be sought and agreement on sonic with violation of the Sullivan U AN SHORT SHANK sued specific orders to the induc­ officers when they arrived: burg, Va. procedure which would not Involve (anti-weapons) Law: Steve IVu- Bulletins MANCHESTER day. Gen. Frederick G. Relncke, State TTie Chinese official, regarded as ICE PLANT "We tried to convince them to tion stations in their areas. adjutant general. The letter also think I killed my wife." having two Chinas in the United chich, 40, accused of extortion, and Culled from AP Wires Parmelee told police later that heir apparent to President Chiang Nations will be adopted, Inform Walter Pierce, 19, accused of grand AUTO PARTS 51 BISSELL STREET change their minds when we In at least one city, Albany, N. went to adjutant generals in 23 Kai-shek will be accompanied by SMOKED learned about It yesterday.” said Y,. recruiting and Induction sta­ other states. he and the woman had been drink­ ants said. larceny and burglary. Turn East From Main St. CLOTHING ing apd that he had become ao Shen Chang-huan, minister of for­ T h e United Nations has,repeat No details were available im­ 270 BROAD ST. At State Theater Gustavo Garcia Montes, the tions were told to begin working 10 The difec'llve permits the air REDS BOAST NAVAL POWER drunk that he’ could not remem­ eign affairs and a party of 10. edly assured the Nationalist Chi­ mediately. spokesman. hours a day, six days a week. State Department officials have London, July 29 (A>—Tlie com­ SHOULDERS He added that a public state­ The sharp rise in draft calls. (Conllnned on Page Four) ber anything that happened after nese it will support them at the Still being Bought were Harold mander of the Soviet Navy, they left a restaurant early Satur­ virtually abandoned hope of using United Nations and oppose the Weinberg, 33, and Pedro Arroyo, ment would be issued later. the moratorium device at the U.N. |Adm. Sergei Gorshkov, declar^ Threq members of a new Trac­ day night. seating of Red China. 31. today the United Statea is no 20% to 50% OFF Mrs. Hage, a secretary at Wes­ General Assembly this year to Some nations, including Britain, The five men escaped by sawing’ tors - for - Freedom Committee, delay consideration of the seating longer safe from naval attaok. Who Got the Biggest Laugh? leyan University, and Parmelee favor a separate U.N. seat for an iron bar on a washroom shortly In a Pravda article broadcast made up of Cuban - exiles, are to of Communist China. both Nationalist and Chinese before midnight. BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK accompany the prisoners to Ha­ were reportedly married last by Moscow Radio on the Ove of August, She was previou'sly mar­ In.stead, an effort may be made -Communist-governments.. . This is Weinberg,-a -dishwasher, was. e all famous names vana when their parole ends Mon­ soviet ’ Navy ’ Day, Gorshkov lb ried to a Wealeyan atudent, who referred to as the two-China so-- committed April 7, 1954, for the boasted of the power of a mod­ day. committed suicide in 1951.' lution. bizarre Greenwich 'Village slaying e regfular, long, shorts, short stout, and stout The committee members receiv­ ernized Russian Navy and Duteh Girl Wins ’62 Several police officers, Dr. Wil­ In advance of Chen's arrival, the of Bodenhelm and his- wife in warned: “ It Is worth the while ed an authorization from the Cu­ liam E. Rang, medical examiner, Senate yesterday repeated its op­ Weinberg’s dingy apartment. e 37 to 48, 40 to 50 ban government to come. They News Tidbits of the most zealous lovers of and Edward Rustek, Middletown, position to admission of Red China The bodies of the Bodenhelm* military adventures in the West would like to work ouLan agree­ into the United Nations and to any were found Feb. 7, 1954. The one­ OUT FROM TOP CHOICE BEEF! testified at the Inquest. from the AP Wires to take thought for the fate of ment linder which Fidel Castro Rustek was described as the last U.S. diplomatic recognition of the time village poet laureate. 63, had their roasts and extremely ex­ woiild trade prisoners for tractors World Beauty Title communist regime been shot to death and his wife, man other than Parmelee to have tended cominunlcations and to piecemeal; a certain n-umber of seen Mrs. Hage alive. Soviet Spaceman Yuri Gagarin An amendment to the Senate Ruth Fagan, 36, had been ptabbed. remember that the tradltlonaK It) prisoners for each tractor. Police reported originally that Invited to celebratlono in Genoa, resolution accused the Communists No motive for the murder* ever ENTIRE STOCK Long Beach, Calif., July 29 1/P)- invulserabillty of Ainbrlca has ^ CLUB STEAK Ernesto Freyre, committee sec­ a second man had taken Mrs. Hage Italy, honoring Chriatopher Colum­ c. having imposed on the Chinese was made public. been abolished for ever.” r. - retary and former Havsioa laW' A sparkling brown-eyed charmer liome after she and Parmelee had bus . . . President Kennedy donates "one of the most brutal regimes Arroyo, a . mustachioed dandy from Holland—much to her QUEEN CASUAL yer, said the committees plan* separated Saturday night. Police $1,000 to fund for reactivation in known to history.” It also charged from Spanish Harlem, was com­ 1T,N. REFUSAL REPORTED would not be chaiiged by the de­ surprise—is Miss International said the second man, who was not Formosa of Roman Catholic Fu that by pxpdrting narcotics to non- mitted after he admitted to New POLISH Beauty of 1962. United Nations, N. Y., July 29 cision of the two prisoners. identified at the time, had left Mrs. Jen University . . . 10 tons of spe­ Communist countries in collabora­ York City police Feb. 14, 1961, (Ah—A U.N. subcommittee seek­ JA M A IC A S and BERMUDAS "We tried to convince them,” he The honor left 19-year-old Sian- cifications and plans for a second tion with criminal elements, Red that he killed three girl friends in Franks KIELBASA ny van Baer of Amsterdam com­ Hage at the door of the apartment ing facts about conditions in MUCKE’S or MABITN BOSOL8 or said. “It Is a very delicate and when Parmelee became abusive. Saturn misolle complex at Cape Portuguese Angola formally pletely amazed last night at the Canaveral ready for distribution (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) OBOTE and WEIGEL GROTE and WEIGEL values to 4.98 unpleasant matter." ’ international beauty (Congress. notified the Security Council to­ He would not go into the spe­ "What can I say?" cried the (Oontiniied on Page Three) to contractors. day that Portugal refused Me cific reasons the two men gave for Tampa, Fla., Catholic School of­ group entry. The government dewy-eyed queen as cameras ficial fires 88 year-old polio-strick­ TOUB YOUR not wjuiting to return to Cuba flashed in the crush -of . photog did not consider, the visit feas­ CHOICE CHOICE 2.99 as th ^ told Castro they 'would raphers following her triumph. "I en linotype operator for advocat­ School with Unpaid Teachers ible "under the present circum­ when he allowed them to come Twister Ruins ing and practicing nudism . . ,Pa- stances,” the subcommittee re­ didn’t expect it—I'm so happy." trolman Andrew Elliott, 35, of New here on June 24 to work for an She is a fashion model and as­ ported. Portugueee troopf are O utride. ZS)hiU’ . ^ e dacron and cotton York, yseriously wounded and a concentrated in Angola against LEAN FRESH exchange of tractors for prisoners. piring actress. Her little Dutcli Attracts Volunteer Students Tn'jrrame' lO prisoners had vis­ girl Costume had won the points 1,0 New Homes holdup*suspect shot to death today natives conducting raids a ^ n s t e twills, denims, chinos, cords ited the United States In May, a of the Judges and the applause of during a blazing gun battle on settlements In a campaign for GROUND HAMBURG platform of subway station at Independence. month aftsr the invasion, for the the audience. Sidney, Ohio, July 29 (A*) — Tor- Stamford, July 29 CAfi—iTry No. academic,Cli.s given. a solids and fmicies same purpose. 103rd St. and Broadway . . . King to set up a school with unpaid One of the program’s big­ 59c Lb. 2 Lbs. $1.10 She had caught the Judges'! eyes nadic winds pummeled western Vathanna of Laos convened Na­ GUARDS THREATEN STRIKE The two men themselves were from the start, a week agoJ She teachers and ' volunteer stu­ gest boosters is Stamford e 9 to 15, 8 to 18 not reached for commeht. Ohio and parts -of "Indiana last tional Assembly to discuss changes dents and what do you get ? ' School Superintendent Joseph Vandenberg Air Force Base, won a citation in the playsuit di­ in the Constitution that would en­ Calif., July 29 (A>) — Civilian CHUCK BEEF 69c Lb 2 Lbs. $1.30 They are Reynaldo Pico, a bus vision—which In this contest takes night, leaving a trail of destruction Yale sophomore Jose ph J. Franchina, who provided conductor before he fled from able him to pick a new premier Lieberman, 19, used this un­ claasroome and textbooks. security guards at this miselle the place of a bathing suit com­ and injury in their wake. without Assembly approval. More than a score persoi promising formula and came base say they’ll go on strike petition—and then was named the oi Kidnapper, who seized a seven- Private cltizena also are Tuesday to protest a wage cut (Oonttnned on Page Four) most photogenic among the 52 en­ were reported hurt, most of theL. up with a thriving summer volunteering as teachers. A months-old child from playpen, tutorial program. of 40 cents an hour. A spokes­ trants .from around the world. when 10 homi^s were flattened and routed by mother’s screams in res­ local chiropractor dropped in keeps WHITE houses WHITE for years Summer Street D R ESSES perhaps a half-dozen others ex ,, With the help of local school man for the American Federa­ Second was 'Srazll’s entry. 19- idential area of East Denver, Colo. one night and mentioned that tion of Guards said a new labor year-old^ Vera Marie Brauner, a tensively damaged in a new sub­ officials, Lieberman enlisted his hobby was mathematcis. Plane Crash 'Kills 4 . One-hundred holes dug on_ the 38 other college students as contractor, the MAT Engineer­ DuPpnt 40 House Paint is self-cleaning—scientifically made to shed student 'teacher at Pelotas. division In Sidney, Ohio. campiis of Uqiverslty of Miami — .Ten minutea later he had a ing Corp.. recently slashed wages Other finalists finished In this Sidney Police Chief John War teachers. They attracted 105 In Nantucket Area now officials' announce they will junior high and high school class. of the 125 giia^s here from OUR OWN MAKE dirt, dust and soot with every rainfall. It renews its bright, just-painted 2Q7° and 507® OFF! order: Miss Spain, 18-year-oId ner said it was a tornado that had accept donations of trees from citi­ $2,9‘25 to $1A5 an hour.- The hit his town, although he himself youngsters to the free classes. Lieberman said the program CORNED BEEF MILD SUGAR CURED Carmen Orvera; Miss'Canada, 20- zens interested in helping institu­ is a "two-way street - - the union B|M>kesman said the con­ look—stays white year after year. Because the beauty lasts longer, you Nantucket, Mass., July 29 (jP) — didn’t actually see It. And the Libberman Initially con­ year-old Eldna MacVicar, and Miss tions beautification program . . . teachers and the pupils bene­ tractor then refused to bargain FRESH FROM’m E BRINE BARREL! don’t have to paint as often . . . so you save both work and money 1 a 5 to 15,10 to 20,12Vi to 22i/a Four New. Hampshire residents, in­ Iceland, 18-year-old Slgrun'T Rag- Drake County. Ohio, sheriff’s of ceived and organized his do-it- FANCY BRISKETS - RUMPS - CHUCKS - SIRLOIN TIPS Irish playwright Brendan Behan yourself peace corps as a fit equally.” on a Hew working iigreement. cluding the Laconia' City solici­ narsdottl;. flee said it was a twister that postpones trip bock to Europe to struck the little village of Ansonia. remedial reading and mathe­ And' one of his student The previous eontract contained a solids, prints, checks tor, were killed yesterday in the They emerged last night from sign himself In to the Jersey City a no-strlke pledge, he said. ONE SOLID HEAD OF NATIVE qrash of their private plane mo­ among IS semiflnalists. -But the U. S. Weather Bureau in matics program for the youg- teachers, Martlia Monagan, Medical Center. sters lagging in these areas. echoes this feeling: "I never CABBAGE WITH EACH PUR­ In 4 Gal. Lots e and jersey, sheer cotton, dacron/cotton ments after taking off from Nan­ Miss Holland will be crowned Cincinnati said its radar didn' Hiish-hush National Security NIKITA TO AIR PLAN !■< * 6 . 8 4 tucket Memorial Airport. officially at tonight’s coronation pick up any tornado blips, only However, other' children appreciated my college edu-i FREE' CHASE! Agency says IL has fired 26 al­ wanted' to participate, too, and Moscow, July 29 t»»—Prayda "moderate, to strong cell (of The victims were identified as: ball. She, succeeds Stella Marquez cation so much,” she said. "I predicted today Premier • For netting new paint daeorating IdMC, ao* Du Pont Paint* advortMng in weather) associated with a report leged sex deviates and tightens its courses in. literature, algebra feel I have learned something STRICTLY FRESH ’ City Solicitor WlUlairi Krasnow, of Colombia. hiring procedures since defection Khrushchev’s new Communist UfeJW agrine. . . or aek us te shew you copies. 29, and his wife, Jane, 25, Laconia, ed tornadaat Sidney." and foreign languages added there after all.” GRADE“A”LARGE The lovely winner, who will rep­ of two of its code clerks to Russia Party program coming out to­ N. H.; John H. Dow lU, 27, ,GU- resent the pageant during ' the Other places experiencing heavy to the curriculum. B U T T t R Blouse & Bermuda Sets last sununer. Yugoslavia grants For the youngsters who find Lieberman, who got the idea morrow will have a far-readting ford, N. H., and Miss Donnii de. year, will receive $10,000 cash. wind damage, but where twisters while working on a project ' effect on all Soviet poOple. The • CLOVntLOOM Goey, 19, Winnlsquam, N. H .. \ Thi new titleholder weighs 114 could not be confirmed, were Troy Indonesia credits totaling $15 mil­ reading difficult and dull, the lion under agreement signed to­ college st\yient8 are present­ for {the National Aesociation Communist, Party organ eatd • SWOT LIFE, Mm . Krasnow was Dow’s sister. pounds, is 5-foot-6 and measures and Unlon’\Clty, Ohio. for the Advancement of Col­ publication the program will EGGS E..A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Dow was believed to be the pilot. 35-23*^-36. She has wavy, dark- State Trooper Frank Ballard day, according to government ing materials like comic books • HIU&ALE sources at Jakiarta, Indoneela,.. and hot rod magazlnes^any- ored People, siaid he first touch off "broad and tho(rougt|** 723 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER values to 10.98 ’ Members of their families said brown hair. said « twister hit Redkey hoped to iet up the program policy dlscu«alon*l among partgr the quartet took off from Laconia Miss van Baer remarked, "All northeastern Indiana, teartog a Israeli Supreme Court Justice thlng that will get them inter- . j David .Goltein, who served In dip- sited In reading. - i for Negro otudente. orga^Bationk throughout Em Aircraft early yesterday for a one- the other girls are so beautiful roof off the post Office, altghily In- The program received ouch Soviet Union. "The mrttgmm," SIZES 10 to 18 day Btay in Nantucket. and nice—what a pity that we Jering two pebsoni and leindn. lotnatic mlseiona to South Afirioa Qjther claqses are studying adult fare like Aldoua Hux­ a fttvorable rsapon—, Imw- Ifravdn oatd, <’wtn M i f ab*El ^ The beauty lasts whan you paint with the finest. . . Airport offTclals at Nantucket can’t all win!” , •ipall trsM branches strewn oad United Statea before hla court PAINTS atroet Floor Bportiwsar appotntinent in 1668, dioa In Jem* ley's a o V e 1 "Brave New ever, that no aMsUl^ a m m 9taa hi Ew Ideelogloat ttto made to leittrtet tt.'tie'Baid. of the party and Em pneftov’^;, ^ .(OoaMuMtf m Pag* STAMMT VAN BAER (Conttnitod Oil piag* Xwo). I .(Owtteoed M Pag* Poos) oalem at age n . World." » ’ T'’ ' ;

a JT A C W T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1961 PAGE THREE

The Global View: Coddling ChUd HEALTH CAPSULES Tide, Winds, bers were recent demonstration Coventry day winners in the county com­ Party Lines Dissolved May Be Harmful br MicWI A. IVni, MJb Weather State News petition: Blue rlbboiu, Debbie SheinwDld on Bridge 4-Hers Planning Barth. Judith Buckley, David and WHAT CAUSES WPOTENCC Donald Storrs, Diane BuacagUa, >, The Inner Decay Study Indicates IN MEN ? Windsor L ocIul July >9 ilPi—The U. 8. Weather Bureau marina ad­ Supper, Gamp Walter Wanagel. George E ^ rle TBAN8FEB SBMITAOE ( Roundup and Daniel Storrs and the Covehtry Senators Unanimous Englewood. N., J .— Children i visory for today: ‘ FB(»f SUIT TO SUIT - ■eFL.iI 4-H Foresters Club. Receiving red need less coddling and more tough- j Tides wUI he high along the (Jon- Ea*t-Ws*t vuMwibk Final plans for the 4-H Town Of Red Society nacticut shore around midnight to­ 5 ^ By Alfred Shelnwold N o n a (OoBtiBued friHta Page One) ribbons were (JaroljTT Trask, Jo,pa- oting to "immunize” them against' Committee public corn supper to than Trask and David Buscaglla. day and batwreen noon and 2 pjn. You can sometimes transfer B J • 7 ^ ^ , i social illness later in life, sayn a | tomorrow. Low tide at Old Say- ^ K Parmeiee ’^ ap p en d at the in­ be held from 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Demonstrations will be selected On 2 Defense Bills Mr LEON DEN-NEN ♦prescribe* the death penalty for, .^hiatric atudv published bv.the brook is at 6:30 p.m. today and at ruffing tricks from one suit to an­ quest but dld^not testify. He was Aug. 16 will be made by the cqm- by the State 4,-H (Jlub Agent from 0 0 8 5 9 y —rtyywr Eaterprtoe Annljrat • economic Crimea." The decree i* I American Medical Association, 7 am . and 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. other. 5 7 5 4 1 ordered held at the State Jail in mit'tee when it meets at 8 p.m. the several counties for presenta­ OSci^ "critic*” behind the Iron designed "to prevent, severely cur- ^he %ludy covered menUl pa- tion at the Eastern States Bxpo- (Continued from Page One) agreed that European allies must Sunset today is s t 8:12 p.m.. West opened the queen of clubs, M T EAfT HadqAm without bail pending a Monday at the Booth-Dimock Me­ Curtain currently preife the Italian tail and finally root out" such; tj^nts and normal adults and ohil- sunrise tomorrow is at 5:44 ajn. and declarer won in dummy with A K 4 2 . ♦ 5 3 special session of Superior ciourt •silion 4-H Days which will be held contribute more. wideapread offenses as forgery ^ specific stresses morial Library. committee gives Its approval Tues­ motion picture *X* Dolce Vita” aa Bokting weather for Long Island the ace. Since no ruffs wsre need­ I 7 3 3 7 A 10 9 4 Idext Tuesday. Sept. 22, 23 and 24. day. Referring to the buildup of non­ and "embezzlement of public prop­ O K J 10 4 Tickets are-available from com­ nuclear forces, Russell said, ’T '‘erld^we" of the "decline of affected specific groups of people, Sound to Montauk Point and Block ed in dummy's only short sulL 0 7 2 State’s Attorney T h o m s :s W. CMflcern Named But other Senators, said the capitaliat aociety.” erty.” but the reaction to the stre.-ses (Island; A Q } 10 9 ♦ K 4 mittee members or by calling Jay don't think w'e should give any declarer led the jack of trumps Flood said he would ask that the Gorden, Mrs. Winthrop Merria'm, Harvey Mtirris has bee(n elected committee not only put in. all qf Tet If a camera crew dpuld cir­ Four decadea after the Commu- ^seemed to differ according to how South to eouthweat w in d s -80U TH ^ ease be given to a grand jury. chairman o f ' the Waterfront impression” that the United S ta tu nista seized power in Russia the indi%idual was prepared for from dummy for a finesse. A A Q 10 9 8 Mrs. Owen S. Trask or Mrs. Ed­ the President’s latest requests but would limit itself to a convention­ culate freely through thb upper through Sunday except m o r e Heights Association, Inc. with also tacked On snother *1 billion level* of the Communist viorld. it reintroducUon of the death pen-; southeasterly near Block laland. West casually played a low q? Q J 6 win H. Lawton. al weapons defense. trump, and declarer repeated th* Fatally Injured ''-Thirty-five local 4-H club mem- Vernon Sanborn as secretary. Mni. worth of defense items. would record the panorama of a alty for "economic crimes ’ se n e s ! report concluded; .Velocities 10 to 15 knots but high­ O A 9 • 3 Otto P. Krause is treasurer' and "We once said we wouldn’t be aa another reminder of the per-| . ^8 the child recognize* he finesae. This Ume West took the ♦ 3 Woodbury, „ijuly '29 (Ah—A 17- bers'-wjU be attending the 4-H Reported approved w'as *526 aociety that 1* being tom apart by er gusts may occur with showers Girard Dubord, assistant treasur­ million to continue production of the first to use the atomic bomb," Inher decay. sistence of "private enterprise" in must assert himself UctfuUy. face ■... .! .»f. today and tonight. Visibility one king of trumps since he could re­ Wait Ncrih E « f year-old youth was fatally Injured Camp p>ogram at Abington dur­ yesterday on the first day of work er. long-range B52 bombers and *448 Russell said. That, he said, gives Even according- to the regi­ the Red "utopia." | some hardship, strive, persevere. to 3 miles today hnd tonight ex­ turn a trump and sweep the board Pau 2 A Past ing the next'two weeks as camp­ -4he Russians an advantage. clean. Pas* 3 A 9m* as a rubbish collector. TTie youth. ers. Of this 23 are girls and 12 Tlie association's committee million to push development of mented .Communlat prea*. there i* From the Communist point of (jevelop patience, consideration of 90 PERCENT OF THE cept lass than one mile in fog east­ chairmen follow: Robert Roy, B70 supersonic bombers as a com­ The reserve call-up bill was widespread thievety of govern­ view, tha total indifference among | others, and .self-control, he is bet- TIME THE CAUSE ern portion improving to 6 miles When South finally got around All Pus Wayne Couchewltz of Bethlehem, boys. A total of 53 girls and 26 to playing the diamonds, he had Q pM ^ — A Q fell )>eneath the rear wheels of the roads; Robert Robinsaw. beach: plete weapon sy.stem. passed without a pipposed ‘lump ment property behind the Iron the young to the Marxist-l^ninist i ter prepared to cope with life’s - IS PSYCHOLOUCAl. with clearing Sunday. boys from the entire T o l l a n d sum incentive pn.vm'ent” sought by dogma is even more devastating. stres.'cs." to lose three tricks ■ In the suit. rubbish truck as it pulled away Andrew Magee, club and James Kennedy and Secretary of De­ Curtain. Marina observations: County will be at the camp dur­ Lattanizo, park. Sen. Francis Case, R- 8. D., for Managers of state enterprises Skeptical students regard the dog­ Montauk Point, wrlnds south 5 Down two at a cold contract. from a bowling alley here. Slate ing the two week period. fense Robert S. McNamara hqd CaofuUf keloW Should Lead Hearts Police said. He died a short Ume Meetings Set asked no funds to continue Jet those volunteering for 12 months fake payola and rakeoft*. They ma as patriotic pap unworthy of .hoim knots, visibility 20 miles, weather run out to clubs, as you expecL Senior counsellors for the first duty. Case, in his amendment, also aerioua study and devotion. clear, height of sea 2 feet; Am­ Declarer should lead the king you will bid the hearts yourself. Dter at Waterbury Hospital. The Republican Town (Commit­ bomber production and recoin give fantastically distorted pic­ week starting July 30 will be Mrs. tee will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday proposed extra pay tor all men tures of their-operations to their Komaotnolakaya Pravda, official brose, wind eouthw’est 6 knots, visi­ of hearts from dummy at the sec­ For Shelnwold's 36-page book­ Ethel Cargo and Mrs. Frederick mended that the B70 he limited to Hospital Notes ond trick. East wins and returns at the Booth-Dimock MomoriaJ an experimental prototype air- called up under the buildup pro­ superiors. publication of the Young Commu­ bility 25 miles, weather cloudy, let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Man Dies in Fire C. R e/”. Both women are members gram. whether they volunteered or nist League, has printed a poll in a trump. ' Library. (^raft rather than a complete Juvenile delinquency, even as in height of sea. 2 feet; Fire Island, send 50c to Bridge Book, Man­ Plainfield, July 29 (JP)— A fla.sh of the camp committee. Also serv- I not. It was'shouted dowm. which it queried readers on their VUiUng. hours are t to 8 pjn. w'ind southwest 3 knots, visibility South steps up with the ace of chester Evening Herald,. Box, 3.318, The Board of Finance will hold weapons system. Western society, is a persistent fire clamed the life yesterday of ihg ndll be Miss Theodore Hladky budget hearings Tuesday with othc Russell, floor manager for the problem. Among the delinquents "aocial attitude." A girl of 19— for all areas except maternity The 7 miles, weather cloudy, state of trumps to save as many trumps Grand Central SU., N. Y. 17, 2:.Y. These extra funds wolild push, , - , where they are t to 4:80 and 8:80 In dummy as possible. Declarer 71-year-old Joseph Czupryna, a re­ and Mias Norma Lawton. Miss following at the Town Office the current fiscal defense outlay Case s proposal would are the pampered sons and daugh­ osteisibly the perfect young Com­ sea, calm; New Haven, overcast 10 (Copyright 1961, O neral P’ea- Pamela Glenney will be the water- munist who combines work with to 8 pjn.; and private room* where cashes the queen and Jack of tired baker. The fire destroyed his Building: Board of Health at 7:30 up above *47 billion. “clutter up the bill and would be ters of the Red big-»1gs whom miles visibility: temperature 71, ture* Corp.) 4-room house on Prospect St. A front director for the two week Milovan Djilas cells the “new Btudv—i* quoted as follows: they are 10 aun. to 8 p.m. VlaHina Doctor Says calm. hearts, discarding diamonds from Lester F . Bartlett listens pensively in the middle to an argument )>etween special city counsel Leo p.m.. Public Health Nursing Assn, Despite the unanimous Senate cumbersome.” passerby told police he saw Cznp- Parskey and his own law'yer, Harry Hammer. Mayor I.,eo B. Flaherty Jr., a' witness for the city, Mriod. Jay Gorden Jr. will be a Communist ruling class.” "Earlier, when I did not know are'requested not to smoke in pa- dummy. This creates a diamond at 7:45 p.m.. Industrial Develop­ votes there were sharp protests tientC rooms. No more than two shortage in dummy to take the Cotton in Concrete ryna stumble out of the door, his aits next to Atty. Parskey. (Herald photo by Ofiarai. junior camp counsellor for the ment 0>mmissicm at 8 p.m.. Porter that European allies—Britain, In the early days of the Russian life weU, I had an aim. I strove to lafu t Ctrl* Easy Prey learn. But all my pure dreams rtsitffik at one time, per patient. IFcnf a Polar Bear? place of the original heart short* clothes ablaze, and collapse. A first week. Larry Zelgler will as­ Library at 8:15 p.m. and Booth- France and West Germany—were Revolution the Communists pro­ Per PyeBtts lafections medical examiner said the man sist in the kitchen during the first claimed that crime and prisons have come down to one thing: age. New York — From cotton wsnt* Dimock Memorial Library at 8:30 not carrying their share of the Money. Money is eveiything; Lux­ Pstienta Today: 187 New York — Arctic eafaris Now South i* ready for a efo**- products, Russian chemists, are died of suffocation. The fire ap week. p.m. added burdens would vanish with the approach of By HABOUD T. HYMAN. MJ>. from Tromsoe. Norway, to Spits­ parently was started by the ex­ Rockville-Vernon Pumping Station During the second week of camp both FAIRW AYS the "classless aociety." ury, love and happiness. If you ADM ITTED YESTERDAY: ruff. He cashea the ace Of dia­ msking a concrete oonstruotlon "We must force our Allies to do' have money, you have friends and Kenneth W’atrous Sr. 10 Depot Written for Newspaper Enterprise bergen and the northern pack ice monds, ruffs a diamond in dummy, material) according to the publi­ plosion of a kerosene c'-oklng from Aug. 6 to 11, Mrs. C a r g o Manchester Evening Herald their share,’’ Sen. Allen J. Elllen- Tet Pravda report* Supreme can now be arranged through a stove, police said. Off Baldwin Rd. OPEN ALL DAY Soviet has just p a s ^ a law which comrades” Sq.; Mrs. Charlotte Post, 59 Fer­ Assn. ruffs a club in his hand and ruffs cation. Textile World. The Rus­ will again serve as senior coun­ Coventry Correspondent, F. Paul­ der. D-La., a long-time foe of for­ The same newspaper deecribes guson Rd.; John A. Reed, 19 Fos­ One of the most alarming dia- Madison Avenue tour agency. The another diamond in dummy. sians say the material is three to sellor with her daughter, Miss ine UtUe, Telephone PI 2-6231. eign aid. said. hunters will try to bag polar bears. 8585.000 AWARD Water Co. Plan MONDAY the cream of the Soriet crop, to­ ter St.: Mrs. Mary Rutsky. 35 Irv­ turbance* in the life of a female The two ruffs in dummy give seven times stronger than cement- Council Busts Bartlett Gail Cargo as a junior counsellor. Sen, John Stennls, D-Miss., pro­ morrow’s Red leaders, this way: ing St.; Mrs. Letitia Armstrong, infant is the sudden appoqranoe of declarer his ninth and tenth Hartford, July 29 (JP)—The state Norman Orehotsky will be a sen­ based concrete and ia fire-, water-, has been ordered to pay *586,0(K/ Avoid! Volts’ Jolts tested that European partners throughout ‘T*art of the jx)unger generation 11 Fairfield SL; Donald H. Rus­ a high temperature without ap­ tricks. He loses one heart, one and acid-proof. Also, they claim, An additional pumping station ior counsellor, (George Eberle as To eliminate the possibility of were spending relatively less of sell. Glastonbury: Francis J. Gaw- parent cause. diamond and one trump, making to the Roger Sherman Transfer has been planned off Baldwin Rd. junior counsellor and D a n i e l is under capitaliet influence. This it insulates against heat snd riec- Company for a 13.5,acre package shock from a damp concrete floor, their Incomes on defense than the THE YEAR! M k FAIRW AYS is especially true among the las. North. Coventry; Gerald F. A young mother recently wrrote Who Got the Biggest Laughi his game contract. tricity. ■ For Disobeying Orders by the Manchester Water Co. to Storra as acting junior counsellor. place a rubber mat tn front of the United States. Shannon. 40 Eldridge S t; Duncan to inquire about her baby who ' Daily Question of land In East Hartford con­ coincide with its overall expansion OPEN ALL RAY highly-paid InteUectuala It is this demned for construction of the The following local club mem­ fuse box In your basement.. Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., section of the j-outh which pro­ Groner. New Yodk City. would be completely well for a Dealer, at your left, bids one plan to bring well water and better BIRTH YESTERDAY; A period of weeks or months and club, and your partner doubles. East-W est' Interchange and E x­ By RORY O’CONNOR .seiw’lce to its customers in ' the I duce* most idler*, drunkards and MONDAY daughter to bp-, and Mr*. Emile then beoome feverish with tem- The next player bids one heart. pressway. In condemning the land north end of town. Boot-euiterB." and the building on it last Oc­ Rockville’s City Council voted unanimously last night to de­ This attitude has even invaded Fredette. High Manor Parit. Rock­ peraturee aa high as 106 degrees Dutch Girl Wins ’62 "Tou hold: Spades—5 3; Hearts— The water firm has acquired thrMghoit ville. but no other manifeetation of 111- A 10 9 4 2; Diamonds—K J 10 4; tober, the state placed the con­ mote Sgt. Lester F. Bartlett to the rank of patrolman, effec­ some 1,800 square feet of projierty the armed forces. A writer in demnation value at *838,000. The tive Monday, for disobeying orders. But the sergeant won’t Krasia>'a Zvezda. official Red BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to IMM. Clubs—K 6. What do you uay? on Baldwin Rd. from Sherwood THE YEAR! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hooker, In the vast majority of caa«* of Answer: Double. The bid ,1s company appealed to Superior Bowers, according to a deed filed Army newspaper, reports: Court, and yesterday Judge Jo ­ report for work, at least until a proposed court injunction, South Windsor. this description, the disturbance probably psychic, snd your double if then. in "the town clerk's office. ’’I am not exaggerating when International Beauty seph E. Kalu approv^ the higher Bowers has maintained a pump DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: will 'e x ^ se it. If the opponents "ANGEL BABY” with I say that some young lieutenants is the result of infection of the figure, which was recommended His attoroey, Harry Hammer, hearing had never been made Charles Pillard. East Hartford: female ininary tract (pyelitis). Geen* HsmilUs A. The Mae said early today he feels the hear­ known and the suspension at that in the Baldwin and Concord Rds. known to me reject combat trafn- Alan Messier. South Windsor: Mrs. Wh* Kaew Her beet by a court-appointed state referee area for some time, operating the ii^. They regand officers with Since there ar* certain precau­ (Continued fronrlPage One) Thomas J. Mollov. ing was not legal in the face of the time might be invalid. Mary E. Stolinas. Kingsbury Ext., tions a mother osn take to avoid Ale* pump during times of low pressure. such training as advocates of Plane Crash Kills 4 court order for city officials to He demanded disqualification of Dr. Thomas M. Healy, a resident Rockville: Mrs; Shirley Talley. 41 this alarming condition, that may She speaks ^ gliah , German and A Joursey let* T *d»’e show' cause why an injunction McCusker because of prior Judg­ I something old and outdated.” Waddell Rd.: Mrs. Margaret Ann Strsnfeel Zea* 0( Feat of Concord Rd., sp>eakirig at a Towm Touth in the Red world now have serious consequences in later her native -(iialect ("Hongsos”) ‘■BBAlNWASHED” should not be granted. ment of the case. Planning Commission (TPC) public Peoples, East Hartford: Mrs. life. I offer the following explana­ In Nantucket Area DANCE Therefore, he went on. Bartlett His objections were overruled. takes with a grain of salt the very Irene Bozio, East Hartford; Mrs. and attendb the modem school of EVXRY THURS.-FRl.-SAT. With Cart Janeai Your Pocketbook hearing voiced his disapproval of a basis of Communist philosophy. tion of the problem with sugges­ will not report for duty Monday. Parskey said Hammer "well .S4-Iot Bryan Farms subdivision to Nancy Lawson. 88 Village St., tions for it* prevention. (Continued from Page One) art in .Amsterdam. She learned By FAYE HENLE The show cause hearing ha* been Prof. Adam Schaff, Poland's ot- Rockville: Mrs. Catherine TYacy, knows he could have applied i to i bp located just bejow~¥lldwin‘Rd fidal defender of the Marxist The female urethra ia quite short Ehigli^ In school. ordered for ’Thursday before Com­ the court) for a temporary re- off fbe Wilbur Cross Parkwav at 468 Parker S t: Mrs. Baibara and exceedingly vulnerable to the said the single-engine. 4-sest plane WALNUT i "faith,” recently devoted a long Farr. 42 Westwood S t: Mrs. Rita iira. Imasd Kurkjian. Long 7 Walnut St„ Manchester mon Pleas Judge Benjamin N. straining order” which, if signed, , the Manchester-South Windsor - sUid>' to the question which is secretions and excretions of ad­ took off for the return flight to Beach hastes* of Mias Holland It Costs 8 to 12 cents Leipner in Bridgeport. would have blocked last night's, town lines, and said that "The Poulin. 278 Vernon S t : Mrs. Mad­ lAConia at 7:10 p.m. (EDTl and A Mile to Run Your Car I coiisistently raised by his stu­ eline Heck. 34 Tower Rd. jacent cavities. In the case of con­ said rile expects the pageant win­ Aldermen deliberated an hour hearing, , water pressure Is verv low now tamination from the rectum a crashed minutes later about 2 ^ Rave you ever figured what it dents: "What is the meaning of DISCHARGED TODAY: Robert ner to idsit her for several days and 40 minutes last night in closed He contended that Hammer, by i nnd could get worse w’ith such s I life?" menagerie of bacteria is let looae. miles from the airport. / ' before leaving for Amsterdam. costs to run your car each year ? session before announcing their participating, waived any rights development," R. Lukas, 426 Hilliard St. ’The answer is particularly im­ The harsh crudities of Khrush­ And roost especially colon bacilli, "Two Nantucket pilots sala they "She'* a ivonderful. ■wonderful TOMTE decision. to claim the hearing illegal. i ■•The new homes will be serviced streptococci and staphylococci. heard the engine "rev” y/ a high portant If you are operating on a Bartlett's dismi-ssal from the On cross examination. Bai-tlett. , with our water,” Ernest Morse, chev and his East European pup­ girl . . . very sweet,” Mrs. Kurk­ Trny DoboAda aa tight budget or are thinking of Battle Start Marked No^v when the baby ia tightly speed and then cut out/ jian said. "PABBISH” force had been proposed. who finally appeared in his own; vice president of the water firm pet* only outrage the sensitivities buying that second car. diapered, these secretions, excre­ Search pazties h a^ o work tSelr Not finishing among the final e ADULT CINE5f A * FirAA Pkotoi Of Trey On a motion by Edw’in J. Heck, defense, admitted that the actions ' said yesterday." but a new pump- of youngsters behind the Iron Cur­ Denahae While They A study by the American Pe­ Ottawa—Canada is marking this tions and their accompanying men­ way througn heavy brush and five was Miss Paraguay, a brunette seconded by John T. Orlowski,- the attributed to him in the charges , ing station will provide much bet- tain who want to grapple with j'ear the 20lh anniversary of the Ffil# WiuFr! Fona>'! Lett troleum Institute can help you to agerie of bacteria may be rubbed woods for two mifes before reach­ THE Filmed !■ Eatl 10 aldermen voted unanimously to were tnie, but that he was acting ter continuous p)-essu)e in the Bald- the realitiesJ I of hfe. ^ , .start of its participation in the who captivated her listener* ivith figure car operating costs and qis- into the opening. \ ing the wrecl^ge. an impromptu speech studded with "A mAISIN IN CAPTAIN'S Windsor Area find Bartlett guilty of the 19 on his lawyer's advice. win Rd, area." he added. • ^ ^ e t P ^ m ier may p ^ t : World War H Battle of the At- Entrance of all this contaminat­ TH E S I N** TABLE'* cover Ways of trimming expenses. charges brought against him one He said that on July 17 he told | ■ ------■ . a confide^ e x t^ o r to the against German subma- At first it-was believed the plane chuckles and threatening, for a TFch. Al»* Divide your car expenses into ed material also is favored by er­ time, to continue indefinitely. The 2:3D4:U*U 1. 4:M. S:M Blaiiny Wettera week ago and to demote him. Flaherty "yeah " in answer to an : Xorlheast I her in' CarR ? * that our grandctul- | rines. Canadians manning small, rors in hygiene. Leaving a soiled had crashed into ^the ocean and “ Frontier UprifinM** fixed and variable coats. Your fixed They did not determine what ordernrrtpr totn appearnnnnnp forfnr duty tliatthat ■ - P- dim wDl "live under communism. ’ , uncomfortable, but highly maneu- the Co^at Guard was alerted. A Paraguayan representative. 21- “ON THE DOUBLE" costs change little regardlesa how diaper on too long. Or cleansing year-old Gladys Fernandez, an as­ shift he would be on duty. The night, but said the an.swer did not Detroit- Car ownership ia high- But th « e is increasing evidence i verable con-ettes .sank their first with a back-to-front motion in­ strong odor of gasoline off Sias- SUN. ‘UNDER 10 FLAGS” THE BEST AHEAD OE THE REST much or how little driving you do. City Police Commissicm will do mean he would appear. that he is not being taken eerioua- 1 U-Boat Sept. 19,^ 1941, after conMt Road led searchers to the piring concert pianist, seemed They include insurance, taxes, li­ Hammer, in summation, charged Ist in the We.stern United States, stead of away from the opening. more at ease before the micro­ that. ly in hie .own Red World- four months of patrolling. Here are aome of the precau­ wrick. cense and registration fees and de­ Bartlett was charged with dLs- political motive., behind the event i e T ' The Bite Is near that where s phone the longer she stayed there. preciation. laaf 1 IP iantmoDiIf». It » -owpst in tions >ou may take to prevent She noted that her country has obej'ing orders, violating regula­ mnn L a K -la ?a the Northeast, where onlv 68 per Northeast Airlines plane crashed Under taxes include only prop­ tions. failure to report for duly, attacks of pyelitis in the femaie seven women for every man and erty and use taxes. Federal and ^ee em-,')mi«inn vnH " , householders own cars. infant: in August 1958, vith a loes of and failure to perform the duties lice commission s voting to demote : 24 Uve*. commented: "You American men FILMED IN CONN,! state, excise taxes and stale taxes Bartlett. —:______1. Do not apply the diaper too would be very welcome there — are paid only when you buy your of sergeant (hiring a 16-day period. tight. Indeed, if ^ e child Mus had f JCT, 3M2.WIUIMAWTIC.CTj ALL IN COLOR! July 3 through 18. "Somebody's trying to push Le.s- ! we,need an increased population.” car and thus should be considered ter Bartlett out of this depart­ JULY SPECIAL a previous attack, considier omit­ Hammer stipulated at the out­ Coin-Laundrv Curfew This drew the biggest laugh of Hit nimt ft' part of the total purchase price. ment." he said, adding Bartlett CORRECTION: ting the diaper entirriy. the ei’ening. Generally the largest single cost set that Bartlett was indeed ab­ 2. R ^ lace the diap^ as soon Moro than will continue to pur.siie his legal FOLDING ALI MINFM ALL MAKES Chicago. July 29 tiD—The city of owning a new or recent model sent for that time. If guilty, he rights and remedies. as it's soiled if it's^at all possible. a boy..... 1" TT’BING WEB Aa MODES council has pnit an end to adl- car is depreciation. Depreciation said, the charges would certainly Hamnjer said "the real culprit" 3. Cleanse the-dioiled area away night eelf-servlce laundry and dry not yet is the difference between what you wan-ant dismissal from the force. ALI6NMENT and from the urethral opening at all is the .section of the city charter | CHAIRS NO EXCEPTHmS cleaning shops' in hopes of ending a man I paid for the car and what you can He said his defense was that times. which sets up the police depart- ! OCR BEST b u y : a rash of crimes in and near ge); when you sell it. A rule-of- Bartlett was acting at all times ment with one captain, one .ser- ! 4. If a specimen is required, them. E f lS T lU O O D thumb offered for depreciation of on advice of counsel. gently clesjise the meatus with iTfCHNICOUHl*- FriRWARNER MIOS.I geant. and necessai-y patrolmen. It Over the angry objections of 6 low'er-priced car is up to *800 Atty. Leo Parskey, Hartford, US outmoded, out-of-date and needs ] S4,25 eo. a cottofi ball, soaked in previously some 50 demonstrators in the CO-HIT: TINA LOUISE “WARRIOR EMPRESS” for the first year. *600 for the sec­ special city council, countered changing, he said. I BRAKE SPECIAL b oil^ water, and wait patiently ond and about *100 less for each that there is no precedent for such 2 for $7.95 council chambers, the council t TOP FEATURES C T A PT C W P n "PARENT TRAP" PLUS Hammer termed significant the , uptil you can collect a relatively voted 40-3 yesterday to close the •W ■ I J TT C V e ••LO\’X IX A GOLDFISH BOWIV successive year thereafter a defense. fact that there are two sergeants, S COLORS ydneontaminated sample in a clean coin-operated businesses fronv 'Variable costs include gasoline, If it were upheld, he said, it one more than the charter allows. MARLOW'S W e '^vessel. In roost instances, apeci- 11:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. It also EItIi E realer ■•hrrt Nltchsai oil. tires, maintenance and repairs. would set a precedent affecting He implied that city forces have do all this.i. ! mens collected in this manner are Jack Webb These depend upon the numbei of every city employe and eveiy situ­ FI RNITCRE DEPT. specified an attendant who is an "WUd la The been trying to push Bartlett out. Main Si., Manchester • Correct Caster, Camber, Toe-In Inspect Wheel CyTinders and Grease ' quite as satisfactory for esamina- American citizen must be on hand "Last Time 1 miles you drive and how you .use ation Where enforcement of disci­ tearing only one sergeant to con­ Country” your car. ; tion as those obtained by cather- during evening hours. (Color) Saw Archie” pline or regulations was a neces- form to the charter. • Balance Front Wheels Se als i ization. Two laundry ovmers, Stanley 2:4*. C:U. 1(;M 4:lt-«::!* According to the API the cost saiy part of employment. Flaherty -said Hammer was And a last word of precaution, of oil and gas for some model cars • Inspect Front Brake Lining (front Inspect and Lubricate Emergency Madjek and Jack Gaggini. were "The demotion surprised many corporation coun.sel when both j If your child has had repeated at- jailed on disorderly conduct may vary as much as 50 per cent observers who lecalled that the brakes wear fastest) Brake Linkage S IN D AY Bartlett and George C. Trapp were ! tacks snd your doctor advises a charges stemming from the dis­ depending upon how a car is driv­ marathon hearing in May was the appointed to the sergeants' po.si- en, whether it travels in city Lraf- • Add Needed Brake Fluid Ac^ust Steering Mechanism , complete examination- by a spe- turbance over the council de C srr G reat Laaa Taraer result of a motion to demote him tions, and no ruling was thought i fle, flat or mountainous coumrj’, ciaiiat (urologist), don't delay giv- cislon. "OPKBATION '•IMITATION on grounds of in(k>mpetence. nece.ssary on the number of ap­ I ing your consent. A aeries of burglaries, robberies PETTICOAT” o r LirE" the loads carried. Us condition. Bartlett was suspended for a pointments then. I On many ocossions, the ten­ and assaults has been reported Pill your gas tank and record 4:U. *;15 2 :11. 2 :»e month as a disciplinary measure, dency to pyelitis is the result of near the establishments at night mileage. Drive normally until but retained his seirgeancy. Hartford General Tire Co. "SNOW WHITE and S STOOGES” SHOWN FIRST Typewriter Eleetronir ' -n- ■ . ------y , — ■■ - .o- „ . some xoechanic,! drifii^ that o,n the tank ip nearly empty.'Have it The demotion "frote w'as a case of 155 CENTER ST. Ml f-2828 MANCHESTER be corrected brf<>re the kldnej’s . refilled. Divide the number . of tempering -justice -with ’mercy, al­ / are permanently damaged. ENOS TONIGHT! miles driven by the gallons re­ New York — A new electronic OPEN THTBSDAY NYGHTS TO 9 dermen said. 'PHONE Ml 3-7*32' quired to fill the tank. This gives "This way," said Alderman Ai no j typewriter uses a type wheel in­ you an approximate miles per gal­ R. Weber, ‘/he still has a job. He's stead of individual type bars. Rollicking lon you are getting. To achieve 57 and where would he find anoth­ T>t)® faces can be switched by Ruth IVliUett the closest possible figure you er job easily?” merely lifting off one type wheel •ESSTATE Fun And should repeat this three or four Weber’s comment seemed to sum and pulling on anotheiu Writing is NOW SHOWING! EHDS TUESDAY Entartiinmcnt times and average your findings up the feelings of others. The dif- very rapid and letter alignmeni First-Rate Pairs Salvage Far Evaryanal Add to your ga.s expense the ' ference In pay between sergeant precise. Second-Rate Marriage* SHOWN 'To d a y a t S:00 and 4:30—7:00 and 9:30 complete coat for an oil change and patrolman is five dollars a SHOWN^ SUN-DAY AT 2:40-5:40-8:40 each time one is made. A form­ week. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. MATTN-KXS WEEKDAYS AT 2:00 PNL (EXCEPT TL*ESDAY) YOUR CLASSIFIED "The main reason why the di­ ula that covers most driving con­ Ten Aldermen sat through the vorce rate is so high," says a mar­ ditions recommends changing oil hearing: Heck, Orlowski. Weber, riage counsellor, "is that couples ACTUAUY HLMEO IN CONNECTICUT! noui everj’ SO days in winter, every 60 Thom'as J. McCJuaker, Luther F. today aren't content with a second- days in summer, never exceeding Trouton, John J. Yaskulka, John A. ITS JUST PLAIN rate marriage. JUhite 2,()00 miles between changes. Schliphack, Bernard F. Grous, and That may well be the reason for Say you drive 10.000 miles a Gordon A. Denson. Absent were a lot of divorces, But it isn't a very and the year getting 14.5 miles to the gal­ John S. Gill and Ludwik E. Walin- sound or farsighted one. He was more than a boy. He was lon, you'll be using 689.7 gallons ski; Those couples who run to the Three _of gas. At an average cost of Counsel president Clarence J, HORSE SENSE ADS GET 35 cents per gallon, tax included, divorce court because their' mar­ not yet a man.Dangerously in^e- McCarthy presided over the hear­ you'll spend *241.40 for gas. Add ing after Mayor Leo B. Flaherty riages aren't "first-rate" prob­ Stooges *21 for the ■ recommended annual ably put up with an awful lot in MraiMiilMMilWitN Jr. disqualified himself In order to tween...and between three girls! seven changes of -oil arid your gas take the witness stand. their live* that isn't first-rate. SkiMf CfeMtHi and oil tot^ *262.40, each year. They don't expect perfection FlaJherty and Police Capt. Peter | WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL Maintenance costs vary widely. J. Dowgewlcz'were the city’s wit­ from themselves, from their jobs, C!arol A rule of thumb offered for a pop- from their children, from their nesses, recounting events between qlar-prlced four-door sedan with July 3 and 18. MORE ANSWERS friends. BeiEE an 8-cylinder engine Is .79 of a BE PRACTICAL- ADVERTISE IN “THE HERALIT Bartlett's suspension p e r i o d Why then should they decide cent pet* mile. that a marriage that isn't perfect terminated at midnight July 2,. but . , lyciiM If you are going to exceed 18,r he did not report for work until isn't worth saving? (K)0 miles annually, add an extra Do they honestly believe the h o p e B ala. *14.75 per 1.000 miles to depre­ 12:30 a.m. July 20. next marriage is going to be first- By that time, Flaherty said, WHEN THEY’RE IN OUR PAPER • PANAMA 8 n U IK . ciation. It’s just plain wood horse sense to place your ad in the rate in every respect? Or if they If you are an average motonst Bartlett had received an order think U;ey^ arts quitting marriage doing an average 10,000 miles per not to report. The mayor ordered Bartlett and Hammer out of the Just like an echo (or almost) you send for good do they assume that liv­ year, your cost per mile should newspaper—where it will he seen and read. The thou­ ing alone is going to be a first- coiOM »9 oc LMxc inmrnmnm vary bistween 8 and 12 cents. police station that momtng after rate existence? BO yRU-m (All lights reserved. Newspaper a short but heated phone conver­ out the word that you've something to If so. they aren't being very sation. mammmmmmiiZimwm ^ 1 1 ^ Enterprise Assn.) sands of of people who read ‘■‘The Herald” are in a buyinpj realistic. Not nearly as realistic • 0 m N *«im • NesM B ae*N New » ' Hammer twice moved for dis­ offer— before you can turn'around, the as married couples used to be be­ missal of the charges a g a i n a t word has come back that someone fore divorce became the answer Bartlett. frame of mind. They’re reading the ads because they’re to less than first-rate marriages. SUNDAY! ALL COLOR SHOWi 800,000 Gypsies He claimed the hearing was il­ wants it. The Want Ads in our paper Then husbands and wives stuck legal because the mayor and not together even when their mar­ Still in Europe the City Police Commission, which looking for what you have to sell. Next time, be practi­ get fast replies— ^nd results. Next riages weren't ideally happy. They is charged under the charter with put up with each other's faults Vienna — Before World W ar II administering police a f f a i r s , TELEPHONE time you have something to-selli— use and shortcomings; they worked Europe had a population, of about brought the chargee against Bart­ cal-—advertise in “The Herald” for more and quicker out problems as best they could: a million gypsies. ’The Nazis tried lett. our Classified ads, the ones they couldn't or wouldn’t AUTtlOX BRAtfDO to exterminate these wandering He advised at the outset he felt CLASSIFIED solve they went on arguing about. individualists — who recognize the bearing. was in contempt of response. But they stayed married. only tribal authority - - and the court because of the pending Clom- I S a y o k a r a INVENTORY And often they grew closer to­ Cdmmunlsts have striven to merge mon Pleas appearance on the mer­ DEPARTMENT gether a s the years went by and them Intq various national com­ its of a temporary injunction, iiattrlfPH tier time had a chance to turn a aec- munities. Both failed. Bartlett did not appear at the ond-rate marriage into a first-rate one. Plug Tliig Color Cartoon! *yH!NA JONES" | There are still some 800,000 gypi hearing at first. Hammer said he CLEARANCE Ml 3-2711 sies behind the Iron Curtain — did not want Bartlett "a piarty to Thfre is no chance for that to contrthpt.” \ lEtt^ning il|;9rald happra if divorce la considered the most of them In Russia, Hungary, iianrljratrr lEiirmttg f|rraUi aTAM B •WOYAOE TO TH E BOTTOM O F TH E SEA” Rammer indicated he might qui^ and easy answer to a mar­ Romania and (^choslovakia. A WEPNESPAYi n jT HJE SHEPPARD OF^KINOTOM OOBIE” Hungarian magazine recently esti­ withdraw from the hearing, but riage that doea't aeam U ba ~ OOMUrO SOOMi ”Oil>OEIT g o e s HAWAnAN*’—“FANNT” mated that only one in five of reserved the right to ertres ex­ SALE Your “Marketplace** at Homs flrst-fata. , Hungary’s 300,(>00j gypsies has a amine. .' I ragWisr Job. He aald th* finding of th* May .N

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN^CHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29f 1961 f*AdB POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., 8ATCRDAT. JULY 29, 1961 MGE nvi VitU Kennedy Monday Army Boost Anticipated Heralding Homes Obituary Former Manchester Resident Parakeet King of St. Pete Mr*. ThereM Swallow Induction Centers Chiang’s Aides Plan Ml's, Theresa Swallow, 77, of Worcester. Mass., mother of Earl victor J . Clsmson, a retired, for-ii-about half of the 2,000-10,000 para- keets in the are*. And eyeing a A Touch of Merry Ole England in F. Swallow, 449 Gardner St.. Man­ mer Mancheater man ^vho now chester. died yesterday at Fairlawn lives in St. Petersburg, Fla., Is be­ ISO-a-month Mrd teed blll^ th e.60- By MARGE FLYNN Hospital in Worcester. She had coming known ihese d&ye as the year-old pensioner wonders Told to Get Ready To Oppose 2 Chinas The setting or the country home visited Manchester many tiinM and "ParaReet King pf St. Pete.” And what ruefully where it will had many friends here. She' also no wonder—for he .plays host to But Clemson is determt of Edward J . Holl and his niece. hsng on to his bright-feathered For one thing, a man who en­ Miss Mlllicent Jones, in Bolton, (Conttamed from Pace One) Outer M ongolians well as that leaves live other Sons. more than 4000 of them! (OoBUntied from Page One) eventually Red, China might be in Funeral services will be held About IS years ago Clemson, who bounty. To help him stem his tide lists commits himself to serve at resembles their native countryside had moved to Florida (or his of bii^s, he has instructed half a doea not yet reflect any siMble least three years while a drattse of England. China is the "iftajor source of the the United Nations with National­ Monday at 11 a.m.. at the O’Con­ ist China. nor Bros. F\ineral Home, 692 Wor­ health, decided to erect some bird dozen men In the rudiments of rias in actual enltstments. is boiuid to remain in uniform only International Illicit narcotics traif- houses in his yard at 124 E. 120th paifikeet care and feeding, and he for two years. The 11-room white frame home flr," The United States is consider- cester Park Ave., Worcester. Burial Judging from .past experience, Is a rambling American farmhouse, .Ing the pdeslbility of diplomatic will be in Leicester, Mass. Ave. to attract the sparrows that hopes more wrill take ,up the hobby. these officials said, many youths of In the short range, an enlistee The amendment was offered by hung around his neighborhood. Clemnson feels his birds are an as­ is added to the forces immediate the result of structural changes Sen. Thomas J . Dodd. D-Conn. recognition and a se.at in the U.N. draft age are likely to step for­ and additions over the years. for Outer Mongolia despite Na­ Mrs. Mary Klein Uttle Clemson put 15 of the bird houses set to the tourist economy. Be­ ward and sign up without waiting ly while a draftee need not report The resolution—passed by a 76- in strategic spots smd the sparrows sides bringing the St. Petersburg to be tappM through Selective for duty for 21 days after he takes fl vote and sent to the House—also tionalist Chiria's opposition. Mrs. Mary Klein Little, 58, of But the stone wall along the Ties with Outer Mongolia would 442 Hillside Ave., Hartford, sister moved In. For 11 years they sta.ved, area a good deal of publicity, Service. bis pre-induction physical. frontage of the property on Tol- , expressed continued support of all the while friendiv, undemanding they've attracted thousands of Expansion of Army tralnuig give America a listening post on of John Klein, Stephen Klein, and Thi* is because voluntary en­ i \ land Rd. i.s English in style — Nationalist China as the represent- tenants. visitors. listees can choose their service or centers is in the mill, but cannot litlve of the Chinese People in the the Soviet-Red China border. But Mr.s. Rose Dziadus. all of Man­ neatly mortared stone instead ,ot chester, died yesterday morning at Then about two years ago the “They're beautiful, clean, lov­ branch of^Service, arrimge for be undertaken until Congress the loose stones heaped into a fence United Nations. Washington is opposed - to admit­ able things," he asserts, "and schooling, and take advantage of votes the money. Yitc Pentagon ting Communist China to the Hartford Hospital. parakeets took over. Migrating Plans toTeach by Yankee farmers as they .cleai ed from beaches up thi Gulf, they they’re here to stay." other ojAions not open to draftees. has asked $170 million for this fields. Chen left Formosa for Washing­ U.N. She Is also survived by her hus­ band. Guy E. Little; two sons of ousted Oemson's sparrow colony Clemson is the son of the late Miss Barbara Ann Salo, daugh­ While the Army runs the recruit­ Training functions now per­ ton In an atmosphere of uneasi­ The Taipei Government fears ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Salo Hartford and stationed with the and promptly began to propagate. Andrew M. and Katherine (Fabrlnl ing-induction stations, they are formed by three Army dlvislms. The informal gardens, separated ness in government circles there. U.S. links to Outer Mongolia would Trying to keep up with the de­ Clemson, who were residents of of 85 Strickland'St., recei'ved her which are t6 be brought to com’oat by narrow grass paths, are English weaken America's strong Anti­ U.S. Army' in St. I„oui8, Mo,: a used by the Navy, Air Force and Officials were worried about U.S. mand. Oemson responded by build­ Manchester for more than 50 years. bachelor of arts degree in edu­ Marines, too. These other services readiness, will be shifted to( Ft, in character, too. There is a restful moves to recognise Communist communist stand in Asia daughter of Hartford: another cation from the University of Con­ brother of Costa Mesa. Calif.: and ing more parakeet houses. And Before moving to Florida, Clemson do not plan to draw on the draft, Dix, N.J., Ft. Jackson, SC.. Ft. atmosphere in this home, its well- two grandchildren. more. And more—until he had al­ made his homel a t 114 N. Elm St., necticut on June 11. but to raise their added manpower Knox, Ky., Ft. Leonard Wood, cultivated gardens, and sweep of most 150 of them strung shout his near the family homestead. Miss Salo atended 'Westbrooft' through enlistment* or reserves. Mo., Ft. Sill, • Okla., Ft. Ord, grassland extending to the east Funeral services -will be held Junior College in Portland, Maine, Monday at 11 a m. at the Taylor own and his neighbors' yards. A brother, Andrew, and two sis­ The Army would prefer to get Calif., Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., Ft. shore of Bolton Lake. Clemson estimates that he and ters, Mrs. Jennie Tracy and Mrs. for a year before going to the its additional 133.000 men through Bliss Tex., Ft. McClellan, Ala., Turkey Bids France, and Modecn Funeral Home, 233 University of Connecticut, where The original portion of the house, Washington St., Hartford. The his neighbor* now play host to Carl Benson, still reside in town. enlistment, rather than the draft. and and Ft. Gordon, Ga. she achieved second honors, and believed to be nearly 200 \ years . r Rev. A. Ray Petty will officiate. was a member of Pi Beta Phi old, wa.s formerly the property of Burial will be in Northwood Ceme­ the Arthur Carver family. The 2 social sorority. Tunis Heed UN Truce tery. Wilson. Curfews^ Parties^ Tours— She is a 1957 graduate of Man- property with 107 acres was pur­ Friends may call at the funeral cheater High School, where she was chased by Mr. Holl in- July 1915 home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Take Time to Relax (OoBtinued from Page One) a member of the National Honor from Waite Daniels. The realtor I: That^s London for Troop 1 Society, and active in athletics, and builder today retains 44 acres U. S. Ambaseador A d I a 1 E. publications, and clubs. of land including 1,000 foot front­ Steveneon conferred for 50 minutes Miss Salo plans to teach gram­ Amidst Day’s Rush age on the lake. Funerals The latest communication from In Paris yeateiUay with President News Tidbits Miller was startled when she ask­ mar school in either 'Washintgon, r the girl ecouta touring Europe tells ed directions of a guide, only to Furnishings and curios- have Charles de Gaulle on the Bizerte from the AP Wires D. C., or California, . ALICIA HART cover that any number of charm­ been accumulated by Mr. Holl in crisis which has put a strain on the Mr.s. Janies E. Farrell of .the adventures in fog-shrouded find that he was made of wax. London, with observations on the Newspaper Enterprise Ass. ing and cultured people love to his many travels. One of 11 chil­ 9 I-way relationaWp between the Funeral service.s for Mrs. James Leiader Lose* Troop plush accommodations of a hostel, While waiting admission in the Despite all of the nonsense writ­ read. dren born on a farm in Dudley. United States, France and Tunisia. Red-ruled East Gef-many warns E Farrell were held from the John Worcestershire. England, he left on Stevenson, chief of the U. S. F, Tierney Funeral Home this an encounter with a dumb guide, pouring rain to view the- famous 2 in Tractors ten about what a wonder Grandma If you want to talk intelligently citizens that they will “get them­ and a musically inclined Beefeater, and to be accepted by such people, a trip around the world as a young delegation to the U .N . told news­ morning, followed by a solemn high crown jewels, the girls perked up was in the good old days, ‘he selves Into trooble’’ unless they an impromptu birthday party, and the dampening spirits of a waiting you will have formed the reading man. During a four-year voyage, men later he hoped "There will be Ma-s.s of requiem at St. James he was in South Africa during the a mutually satisfactorj' resolution make ilp their minds which side Church. the confusion caused when Emily crowd by singing songs, skillfully tnith is- that American women habit. And at the same tinoe, you they are o-n, Neues Deutschland, Smith, veteran guide and traveler, Deal Balk at Boer War, visited Tasmania, to this unfortunate affair (Bi- The Rev. Jo.seph Berard was the directed by one of the Beefeaters have never before been under siirh will have found the eaaiasrt and official Communist Daily sav’s . . . lost her charges. The account was (Tower Guard.s). pressure. More women are now most pleasant means of relaxation. spent two years in Australia, and gerte)." celebrant, the Rev. John D. Regan reached the USA via the West Tunisia wants the United States One person killed and 38 others written by Frances Nylin, Bobbie And then the incredible happen­ Return to Cuba working and keeping hou.se than wa.s deacon, and the Rev. Jam es T. Johns, and Karen Churila. Thin Red Line Coast, to make good on its pronounce­ injured in headon collision of O'Connell was sub-deacon. Oi- ed. The invincible Emily, having ever before. The woman of any age who ments of friendship to newly in­ chartered bus and automobile “A foggy day in Ixmdon Town," led four previous troops through They are. then, holding down ganLst and .soloist was John Carl- sang the members of Senior Girl (Continued from Page One) looks grim and forbidding is the Mr. Holl came to Manchester in dependent. nations and back Tu­ south of Canton, Ohio, at intersec­ .son. Burial wa.s in St. .Tame.s’ Europe —lost the group! On the two jobs, an idea that Grandma one who oompressea her mouth 1900 to visit a sister, and returned tion of U.S. 62 and Ohio,93 . .'. Scout Troop 1 as they detrained to never even contemplated. They nisia's demands that France puli cemetery, where Father O'Conneil way to supper before the theater, (Juba, and Milton Collazo, 27,. once into a tihin line. Look at yourself here to stay in 1903. Manchester’s out of her bif air-naval base at Adm. H.vman G. Rickover admit­ catch their first glimpse of that are up against a civilization far read the committal service. wet city. Emily boarded a bus which left be­ a member of FMlgencio Batista’s in the mirror right now. Are you population was only 8,000 when he Bizerte. ted to Betheada Naval Hospital Bearers were Anthony Donahue, fore the rest of the group was able more complex than Grandma ever doing this? If you are, it’s time started his real estate and Insur­ for “observation and medical stud­ Laden wdth suitcases, cameras, Army. Both are married and their knew. And all of the highly The United States has been re- Bram Mugford, Paul F'. Ryan Jr., pocketbooks, rtaveling bags, and to follow. Presuming that she to call a halt. FV>r thin, com­ ance business here. During the In­ hictsmt to offend De Gaulle at a ies.” Navy Department says. Richard McNamara. John Mor- would be waiting at the restau­ wtvee are still in Oiba. touted labor saving devices don’t tervening years, he has sold thou­ other gear, the girls made their way operate them.selves. Further, pressed lips can turn any woman time is’hen weatem unity is vital Former President Harr>’ S. Tru­ risey, and Jam es Ellis. rant, the grirls and a leader board­ Luis Morse, another prisoner, from a beauty into a shrew. sands of lots, built many homes, man jokes about hU days as cap­ through Victoria Station to wait­ they could never take the place ... tn dealing with Soviet demands on ing taxis which took tliem to their ed the next bus, only to find, on said he did not think Castro would Try puffing out your cheeks to and has added several hundred ^ r lin . tain In World War I during visit reaching the re.staurant, that of the hone.st, hard-working maid streets to the map of Manchester. to old unit. 35th National Guard rieM' “home,"—the Townsend House deal harshl.v with the prisoners who was Grandma's good right counteract this habit. Just close France has made it clear it will Hostel. Emily was not there. your lips and blow. This eases up He has sold land also in Florida, not be bound by any decision the division, training at Little Falls. After an hour and a half of nerv­ who observed their parole by re­ arm. It doesn’t ease pressure to Buttercup is a source of E. J. Holl’s homemade hutter Ohio, and throughout NeW Eng­ Minn. . . . U.S. Undersecretary of Twister Ruins All the comforts of home, await­ know that you are urider it. tension around >x>ur mouth and Security Council makes on Bizerte. ed the girls in a series of restric­ ous waiting and holding off of turning to captivity in Cuba, ■w- land, and once sold lots at auction The De Gaulle government is­ State Chester Bow-le.s flies to Nic­ But it may ease things if you makes you feel like smiling. Try in Montgomery, Ala. tions at the hostel. Some of' the waiters, Emily strolled in, saying Morse disclosed that he re it: sued a statement in Paris yester­ osia, Cyprus, to attend conference nonchalantly, that™ she had been recognize the fact that you are 10 New Homes hardest to comply with were the ceived a check for $76,000 from carrying a heavy load and that Miss Jones, who was born near day charging Tunisia with trjing of American Government officials rules which stated that there was waiting at the bus stop for 30 Arturo Torano, president ol a to obtain through U.N. interven­ from Nortli .Africa and Middle minutes. you must allow your self short rest the border of Wales, in Knighton. (Ointlnued from Page One) to be no visiting between rooms, Tampa Cuban Tractors for Fiee periods during the day. Whether tion what she had failed to pet by East, according to report from Longest Run Radnorshire. England, came to this and that Bermudas or housecoats dom Committee. you nap, read or listen to music G6ard Will Expand country in 1927. She used to spend force after four days of bloody Lagos, Nigeria, where similar con­ could not be worn in the sitting After a delicious meal the group A similar committee of Cubans fighting in Bizerte ference was recently held , . . Mrs. through the town. Damage there at home, you'll benefit. summers at her uncle's Bolton was estimated at about 125.000. room, and all lights had to be out hustled to the Amba.s.sador's has been attempting to raise trac­ If you go to business, use vour Air Group in Stale “It is necessary to make It Patricia -\nn Jones. 28, former Theater, where they say “The property, and has lived there since Another violent storm, which and talking stopped b.v 11 p.m, tor purchase fund.s at Miami. The lunch hour for a leisurely, well- 1935. 17th Century England is recreated in a Jacobean dining room setting replete with carved chairs, tapestry and Old English paintings. known,” said the French state­ bank feller, was free on bond after Mousetrap,” by Agatha Christie, total of that sum has not been ment. “that France has certainly some residents near Idaville in Needed Ttietr Sleep ’ balanced lunch. Don’t try to (Continued from Tage One) pleading guUty in Indianapolis northwestern Indiana described as The last rule brought much hu­ which Is the longe.st running play announced. Morse, Pico, Collazo cram so many errands for your­ Acquires Man}' Antiques chairs, a very early carved oak she has developed in the past six no intention of settling the issue i court to charge.s of embezzling in the history of the British thea­ a twister—but not confirmed as mor as five minutes of eleven ap­ and other members of the prisoner self and yo\ir family into this noiir ! units to enll.st men with prior ex­ Since his trip around the world, . chest and a large Welsh -dresser years. Among the countless vari­ J through such a procedure." I 380.000. ter. tractor negotiating committee with *a display of English pewter, such—destroyed a house and dam­ proached each night. Girls could that you're exhausted when it’s | perience as sergeants and officers Mr. Holl has made 31 crossings to eties are nepeta, colunibine, vei'- ' Before yesterday's counci) ses­ aged several bams. Seeing a Johnny Mathis for 70 were captured with more than 1 - over. j Spode and Queen Elizabeth II onica, angelica, orange mint, sion Berard announced he would be seen frantically running around, cents proved quite a thrill to four England,and has traveled to (Cali­ ity with Bourgulba were organized Rex Murray, the farmer whose tooth brushes in hand, trying to 100 invaders of Cuba April 17. Bedtime Story |for positions a grade or two low­ fornia and the Caribbean. On these coronation cups. ' borage, .santolina, silver mound, not take part in debate on Tu­ house was destroyed there, de­ of the girl.s who exclaimed that On May 17. Castro said ’'n a In your teen years, learn How i er than they previously held. rosemary, clary sage, parsley, in a score of Tunisian town.s and set hair in those last few pre­ they never could have seen a movie trips, he has acquired many an­ nisia. Berard said France was villages. New telegrams backing scribed the wind as sounding “like speech that he would free the to relax. Most teens cjin do this Purpose of the order is to bring tiques, some French, some Italian, Two paintings which comple­ lemon verbina, lemon balm, ready to discuss cease-fire details cious moments. However, having for that price at home. ment the setting depict Anne the Tunisian chief of state arrived a freight train." He and his wife lights out at 11 p.m. proved bene­ prisoners if a supply of li-aciors with ease if they allow them­ e.xperlenced personnel in the unit but mostly English oak pieces. oregano, thyme, chives, sorrel, with -Tunisia at-any time but Uiat in the capital;. hustled to the basement just be­ Another of their evenings in Lon­ was forthcoming from the United selves time to wind down after in the event the units were called Boleyn' pleading for her head be­ pineapple sage, with a hill of lav­ Tunisia had failed to agree to ficial, since the girls needed every don was spent in visiting or meet­ fore Henry VIII, and the trial of But Bourguiba'g pleas for ma­ fore it hit, .splintering his garage last wink of sleep. States. An American committee galloping through a full day. Be­ up and e.xpanded. In the front parlor are a French ender as a backdrop. Miss Jones such talks. terial support from other African- ing some London Cadet.s at Girl organized to raise tractor pur fore you go to bed at nigrht, trad (Job John L. Hoar, commander gilt cabinet with bombe glass doors the Scottish reformer, John Knox. . „ , ^ ------,and moving one building 100 1 The sound of a loudly clanging is a member Of the Herb Society A French delcgalioii spokesman nations were generally ig- yards. i Guide Headquarters. After a brief chase funds, but it disbanded when for half an hour. Do this in bed, of the 103rd Tectlcal Flghtei In the Louis XV style, filled with of America, the Royal Horticultur­ bell awakened our world tjav- session of que.stions and answers, A large glass-enclosed sunroom u told a reporter "We will vole i f ' nored. A number o( Asian and Afri-1 The storm, moving west to cast I disputes arose over how many by a good light. At the end of Group at Bradley Field, said china treasures; a cherry dropleaf the eadet.s gave the scouts a lour overlooking the garden was added al Society of Great Britain, ttnd necessary," sparking speculation i can nations have sent words of j from Indiana into Ohio, hit 1/rd- eiers for an 8 o'clock breakfast tractors the Cuban prime minister the haIf_hour, snap out the light there were few vacancies in his table, a cast metal statuette of the Manchester Garden Club. each morning. And since they had of the building and later served wanted. Hannibal, Mr. Holl's collection of to the original house. The sunroom that France might use the veto if , comfort, but so far no tangible aid est at Sidney, in terms of injurie.*. and drift off to pleasant sleep group. He .said his unit was now is furnished informally with white- need be to knock down the resolu- has been seen. to be out of the hostel by 10 a.rrii them coffee. The meeting was end­ Castro contended lliat he nad This ifl not at all the same thing at about 90 per cent of Us au­ Toby jugs collected over 40 years, There aie about four acres of But of the 18 to 20 hurt there in ed with the two group.s exchanging painted wicker chairs. A large tion put in by the United Arab . ------^------the wind-ravaged subdivision, only (another rule), the girls managed always asked (or bulldozers or the RS watching an old movie oi- hor­ thorized stren^h. and a mahogany and gilt footstool gardens and lawn surrounding to get an early start on daily songs. equivalent value in farm tractors. with ball and claw foot. The foot­ tapestry of Napoleon from the Republic, Liberia and Ceylon. _ . ^ one was admitted to the ho.spital. ror shoty on T\'. The latter is “We've had many experienced estate of the first mayor of Hart­ the house. Scented geraniums, U.S. Delegate Charles 'Vost told, £> (r /^rm rrV i-f sight-seeing. . One of the scouts. Carol Ridyard, He estimated the worth of the quite likely to make you jittery Air Force men come to us looi:- stool came out of the residence of camdllia shioihs with shiny green The others were treated for cuts had her birthday while in London, ford hangs on an interior wall. On the council last night the United t f O J I i J and bruises and released. Some of'the sights seen includ­ bulldozers at $28 million. The trac­ and awake: a good book will en­ ing for a place in the outfit,” Hoar Dr. George C. F. Williams, which foliage and roses are among Mias and the girls surprised her with a tors committee said that he had Is now the Governor’s Mansion at the sunporch is an ornately carved States still felt the final solution At Ansonia, not far from the In­ ed Buckingham Palace i but no gage >T)ur mind as it relaxes you. said. “We’ve had to turn them oak grandfather clock with rosette Jones’ specialties. lies in direct negotiation between glimpse of Her Majesty I, the' makeshift birthday party. iVo destroyed the possibility of ar, If reading is con.ridered square down in the past, but liow well 990 Prospect Ave., Hartford. The diana line, a house trailer over­ cakes, cut with a jacknife and pediment, made by Charles Barrett France and Tunsia on when changing of the guards. 'West­ agreement by increasing his de­ in your crowd, go right aihead and be able to take them iri. I don’t footstool is covered with a blue and In addition to a dozen varieties After Escaping turned and injured Mr. and Mrs. served on toilet tis.sue, made up of Shrewsbury, England. Another of roses, there are more than 20,- France will pull out her troops. Robert Hiestand. She Is in serious minster Abbey (where the vicar mand from 500 tractors to $28 be as square as a chair. When anticipate any trouble In recruit­ white floral design In needlepoint, the refreshments. million worth of heavy duty the work of Miss Jones. long case clock, which came from 000 plantings in the gardens in­ L condition at a Greenville. Ohio, kindly told Ann Jeffries to slop you’re really grown up, .vmi'l] dis­ ing." Soviet Delegate Platon D. The fifth and final day In Lon­ equipment. the Holl family home in Wales, cluding delphinium, fokglove, Morozov lashed out at France as Insane Asylum ho.spital with a featured leg and taking flash pictures l. the "fewer stands on a stair landing. don found the girts once again The new tractors committee, Behind the front door la a hand- snapdragons, dahlias, chrysanthe­ n violator of council decrees who ribs and other injuries. Her hus-: of London, the Crown Jewels, some English brass coat hanger of Trafalgar Square (where the ac­ laden with luggage and similar called the "Fam ilies’ Committee" Makes Own Hats mums, pink spike spirea, iris, must be made - to toe the mark. (Continued from Page One) band .suffffercd a fractured ankle. paraphernalia, trudging the five lions' heatds. The most unuaual an­ clematis, poppies, day lilies, dais­ Elsewhere, thundershowers pelt­ curate aim of London pigeons was because most of its 11 members He accused France of "colonialusm blocks to Victoria Station. Once tique in a large collection is a scal­ Off the kitchen is another small­ ies, peonies, fuchsia, and lilac, . , . backed up by its NATO part- j quick succession during wild ed a va-sl region of . the nation demonstrated on Dolores York’s have relatives among the 1,197 in­ er sunroom filled with house plants. again the troop said a sad farewell vasion priBoners, was formed this loped oak sendee table with spool mock orange and laurel bushes. ners." ; outburst of jealous rage early today from the eoutihem head). Big Ben. the Houses of legs and stretchers and brass nail- On the wail of this room is an oak to a city now grown familiar, while month and has been raising money Hammarskjold, who returned I thought they were cheating Plateau region' northeastward to Parliament, and Madame Tus- looking forward to the promise of head studding. In the center of wall plate from St. George’s chapel, Makes Own Butter Thursday from his 3-day visit to on me." detectives quoted Arroyo | upper Mississippi Valley. saud's Wax Works, where Debby chiefly among Cubans living here. this table is a large brass bowl Windsor Castle. There are five bed­ a new and strange one. The amount that has been raised At the rear of the gardens Ls a Tunisia at President Habib Bour- as saying. He reportedly liad a Southern Illinois mopped up Inset. rooms and two oversize closets up­ greenhouse. Miss Jones provides guiba'a behest, told the council he wife either in hi.s native Puerto after a third consecutive day of so far has not been disclosed. stairs. In one of these closets. Miss grams at both junior high schools Meanwhile. L. B. Malone.v Jr., an CTit flowers year 'round for St. had seen cease-fire liolations in- Rico or California. thunderstonrus brought near-rec­ IF In olden days, a lamp was placed Jones, who makes her own hats, George’s Episcopal Church in Bol­ ■volidng French troops. Two of the slain women had ord rainfalLs to several comtnuni- will be “identical.'' International Harvester Co. dealer beneath this brass bowl to keep keeps a collection of more than 50 Illing to Add in Silver Spring. Md., sajd yester­ YOU WANT TO SELL MORE ton. 'There is also a large red bam The Secretary-general said borne illegitimate children by Ar­ tie.s. Effingham received nearly 2 food warm. The conversation piece creations in hat boxes. on the property. French forces had taken over po­ royo. The third victim was a teen­ inches during the night, and pow-- day he had made a tentative $30,- is in front of a sofa in the living ager...... er failed for an hbur.,cjan5 moved Rockville-yernhn 000 sale of five farm tractors to GOODS TO MORE PEOPLE-•> room. English pewter plates and In her bedroom is a cherry Mr. Holl keeps five milk cows licing and other functions that Reading Glass block front desk with fan inlays normally are the pro\dnce of Tu­ Weinberg never was tried for through hubcap-deep water in .sev­ two Cubans identified as Jose Staffordshire dogs are on the fire and he makes butter once a week. nisians. killing the Bodenheims. He rant­ eral area.s of southern lilinois. Manuel Relx)so, 27, and Felipe de place mantle. and ball and claw feet. The household includes a parakeet, Illing Junior High School stu­ Winners Chosen Diego. 33. Hammarskjold referred only ed and raved at arraignment and Six persons were slightly in­ Throughout her uncle's house. “CTiatterbox,'* and a canary, waa sent to Bellevue Hoapital jured when a bus carrying 21 dents in the 1951-52 school year Ernesto F'reyre said the men Another antique piece whieJh the “Dick." fleetlngly to France's refusal to owner treasures is an English oak Miss Jones has added the touch grant him an cdience either in where he waa adjudged insane by passengers skidded off a highway will benefit from the full-time In Watermelon, were members of the brigade which invaded (Tuba on April 17. corner cupboard which came from of the expei-t horticulturalist with Scampering over the grounds are TXinis or P aris He stressed that psychiatrists. near Mount Vernon, 111., during services of a reading teacner. ac­ cording to A. Hyatt Sutliffe, prin­ He said they had volunteered to his own home in Dudley. England. tasteful and original flower ar­ five wirehaired fox terriers, “Bon­ he had gwie to Tunisia in the kind Bodenheim was a .shabby figure the storm. Rainfall measure.^ 4 And Doll Contest rangements and house plants. In inrhe.s in Norris City, 111., and 2 cipal. raise money and buy tractors for With a twinkle, he recalled, 'Tve go, " “Judy." “Towser,” “Uncle of peace role defined for the sec­ on the .sti’cets of Greenwich Vil­ stolen many a penny from that a dining room window are unusual John." and "Susy.” The dog kennel lage and the Bowery in his last inches in Vandalia. Mrs. Elaine Shultz, who has the committee and their efforts retary-general in 'th e U.N. char­ been giving reading instruction or Ten watermelon.*! went down the were welcomed. Clematie and roses form a bower at frreenhouse door. Clipboard as a boy.” Two other arrangements of sea oats and nuts bears the following legend: ter, but that he had not attempted years. But a.s a young man he had a part-time ba^is (or the past hatches of an estimated 120 chil­ dlstingui.shed piefces in the living arranged in a pair of porcelain to mediate the dispute. been a prominent figure in the lit­ Tokyo, July 29 (>Fi — Two ty­ “A pause for rest year, will give instruction in a dren Wedne.sday in the first melon­ room are an oak. lowboy and a cornucopias. Amidst '"45 varitiea Farid CSiehlaqui of the United erature of the Bohemian village phoons, powering center winds baroque oak press cupboard, of begonias in the sunroom is the ■ A rest for paws ranging from 85 to 90 miles an new reading center at the school. eating contest of the Rockville Arab Republic pressed for a coun­ and the lusty Chicago of the 1920s. An English teacher. Mrs.. Shultz Miss Michel itseli Italian in spirit. smallest gloxinia grown in a con­ A place to moor cil vote last night- on the resolu- One of his novels, “Replenishing hour, today were slowly churning Summer recreation program. tainer the size of a quarter. the western Pacific between the has been relieved of her English my bark." tloo accusing Prance of failing to Jessica,’’ caused a sen.sation in duties to help increase the reme Lynn Ifemble and Paul Hoar Guest at Showers! The dining room Is completely Daito Islands and Iwo Jima. lss heed the cease-fire and demanding 1925 and later resulted in charges dial reading program at Illing. were winners in the younger and 17th century English with Jacob­ M Jones Is particularly noted aga.in.st the author for publishing Japan's Meteorological Agency ean oak dining table and calved for her fine herb garden which (Herald photos by Ofiara) Immediate compliance. Britain's Other proposed expanded serv­ older clas.ses. respectively, at Two miscellaneous showers were ' Sir Patrick Dean asked, however, an indecent work. He was acquit­ said they are still. too far away ices at Illing, Sutliffe said, will be Henry Park while Richard' Allen World traveler hold.s a “Winnie" from his Tohv jucf coi:cci.ion ooFioo .«:oried footstool that, the vote be delayed until to­ ted on grounds that he had re­ to predict vyhether they will hit in guidance, curriculum, and and Cynthia Naimey were win­ given recently for Miss Doris day to give time for study. ceived no royalties from the book's any inhabited islands, “team teaching." ners at West End. ; Mlchelitsch, daughter of Mrl and . sale. Tv-phoon Helen, with 85 mph Tunisian Envoy Mongl Slim, who Sutliffe said he hopes to add Runners up at Henry Park were Mrs. Gustav Mlchelitsch, 34 St. A sort of pre-Beatnik who once center wind.s, waa spotted 230 had asked for the council session, a part-time guidance . teacher who Susan Mitchell, Zoe Holley, Ellen John St. j recited a long list of French actions belonged to the Communist party, miles southeast of Okinawa at 3 will also help with administrative p.m. (Japanese time), .moving Hassett, Karen Tansey ancl Pris­ The first waa given Monday by ; he said Isolated the spirit and let- Bodenheim won Poetry Maga­ duties. cilla Lerch. West End runners up tw of the cease-fire. zine's Oscar Blumenthal Prize in north at 7 miles an hour. It to ex­ Thg pripeipal-said'-lie' plans 'lo Mrs. Andrew Suhie, 81 Holl S t, [ 1939. pected to skirt Okinawa. 'WS're Kevin Dunn, Richard Army, mother of the bridegroom, assist- i “This aggression against Tunisia consult with Roland Scott, the new Frank Vecchiolla and Donna Neff. must be brought to an end with Arroyo's first victim was Cata­ Tj'phoon Ida, generating 90 assistant superintendent of schools ed by Mrs. May Suhie, 23 Knight­ Winners were picked according on St.', aunt of the bridegroom. complete ev^aUon of French lina Brown, 26. with whom Arroyo mph winds, was located 105 miles who is arriving next week, for pro­ to the most seeds found In a single troops from the base and Tunisian had been living in a 3-room tene­ east of Iwo Jim a and moving About 20 guests were present. 9 posed revisions in curriculum. piece of melon. territory," Slim declared. ment apartment on East 117th northwest. Some of the changes, he said, may Decorations were wedding rings. St., I Slices were the same size. Each Bourgouiba’s Neo-Destoiir Party be in updating social studies w-ork, child had to eat his way through TTie second tvis given Wednes­ stepped up its efforts throughout Arroyo was quoted by police and adding modern mathematics the melon to count the seeds. day by Miss Myra Bogllsch, Tunisia, meanwhile, to beef up na­ as saying he and the Brown wom­ Ma jor Increases to the curriculum. i Susan Roberts won first prize daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron REMEMBER tionalist fervor in the face of an got into an argument in Led. The “team teaching"! program in a stuffed animal contest at the Boglisch, 669 W. Middle Tpke., mounting disappointment* In the when he accused her of .seeing will be expanded thr.ouffh the use West End playground yesterday at their home. T\venty-ona guests c^palgn against Pfahee. another man Hej claimed she In Service, Care of audio-visual aids in the science with a small toy walrus made in attended to honor Miss Mlchelitsch. You've got to adverti$e Brass lions' heaus provide hana.some coat h anger... Maas meeting* to pledge solidar- admitted cheating, whereupon she department. Iceland. who will be married to Andrew where most people start was strangled with a sheet. Al MMH in June Another change at Illing will be Susan'a prize was for the most T. Suhie Aug. 26 at Center Con­ Arroyo then took to the- streets the initiation of a modified de­ unusual animal displayed by chil­ gregational Church. their shopping - - - in the where he ran across Candida Ca- The June statistics report from merit system instead of detention, dren between six and eight. quillas, 33. who had preceded the pages of this newspaper. . Per^omaJ Notices M^chestcr Memorial Hospital, re­ on a one-year test basis. Her sister, Teri-y, won a tliird Brown woman a-s his mistress He Sutliffe said the administration You can test this for your- ' took her to his aparentment, leased j this week In “'rtie Lamp," prize in the contest for children k'. f ''i the hospital publication, shows only will IssUe demerits, and the between nine and 14 with a sniall. self. Ask any ten women. A t mmt In Memonam strangled her with his bare hands teachers will remain generally in Engagement -lEv - t ; to lovinc memory of Margaret Glode, and laid her body on the bed bc- major increases in service and toy seal, also made in Iceland least nine will tell you that A •, '■*. card as compared with statistics charge-of discipline. Only extreme They said both animals were cov­ j S?,, July 30. 1949. and Blde the first victim, police said. cases will be sent to the adminis­ • • A. Glode, who passed away July 31, Arroyo's third victim was 16- of June 1960. ered with real seal's fur. Naletko-Panciera they carefully scan the ad­ tration for demerits. The demerit Terry’s seal tied for cutest nou- year-old Margarita Sierra, a Days of treatment increased system will be operated about the The engagement of Miss Mary! vertising columns of "The This day do we remember; from 6,898 to 6,730, due to the in­ ors with a red chipmunk ovtued A lovinc thought we give. schoolgirl. The stubby dandy same as it is at Manchester High Naletko of Richland, N. J-. to K en-! took her to a rooftop, accused lier crease from 196.6 to 224.3 average by Sandra 'Valois. neth Carl Panclera of Manchester Herald" before they go For one no longer wfui ue School, with four demerits putting In the contest for younger chil But to our hearts *tm Uvea of cheating and shot her in Uic number of patients daily. the students on probation with ex­ was announced recently in Phila­ forth to. buy. this is the kind . B?.i k head, jxillce said.' Oth>; statistics are as follows: dren, other winners were delphia, Pa. . Daughter and granddsughier. clusion from extra-curricular ac­ Nancy Orlowski, stuffed panda of interested, responsive ' He was committed to' MaUca- Binns.Births. U3113 miii June 1960 and 126 tivities. and five, possible suspen­ The bride-elect is a graduate of! . In Memi>riani wan soon after police Charged him '"Ibis ^une. 1 sion, '■ ' and mouse, best looking display: the Philadelphia Museum College' coverage that really means memoiy of our aoii and I with homicide. | Other adniissions, 857 to 985. lite physical education program and Cynthia Naimey, pink dog, of Art and' la employed a* a (ash-, and Stephen Naimey, blue deg business for you! *ro4hw. L eo a ^ 0««ne Hcwltl. .-who Highest number of patients any will include atrong intramural ion designer by the Richard Front-1 passed airar July » . 1985. one day, 214 to 249. 1 with baby bottle and diapers, tied man' Co. ! 1,500 Bomb Scares schedules, and ninth graders at for best dressed. s.do not heed a apeciaJ dey. Average daya of stay, 6.2 to 6.3. Illing may participate with Man­ Mr. Panciera, son of Mrs. Clara i > W M j-ou (o our mliida, Ih the contest for older chli-- Panciera, 295 Parker St., and the' Washington — Since the passage Per cent of adult occupanpy, 77.1 chester High School ninth graders, dren, other winners were to 86.6. late Ern'ejit Panciera, received his ' fM days we do not Ihlnlr ofVou of the 1958 federal law against in games. Gall Mertan,' twin stuffed poo-; Operations performed, 418 > to bachelor of fine arts degree in ad­ m very hard to find. false reports of bombs on airplanes, Sutliffe' said Barnard Junior dies, best looking; and Jane Kra- vertising design from the P h ils-; the Department of Justice has re­ 612. ■ I H igh' School and Illing Junior jewskl, large stuffed dog, most .r’Sm 'J& rProved Anesthetics given, 483 to 591. delphia Museum College of Art. He | iianrIjTBtrr lEuTiting w « mtsa you yet. ceived 1.500 such reports, identi­ High School will jolij, in- social outstanding. is employed in Philadelphia. i fied the authors y Is a spy no matter how judges. leaving behind it the ques­ Elizabeth WUson. Rev. Bernard L. McGurk, PM tor space conditions, studies which in­ Ryplex Rubber Base Paint, it is a Phone Ml 9-7753 cared for in nursery. satellites, and as the final atage that protects lt.» This covering is •special design that you would like have it In lovely colors to suit your AH warfc guarantood o f his claim—up to the point, at tion o f why. , 6:16 p.m.. Prayer service. volve a lower gravity and level, joy to use for it dries Instantly high it flies,” says the Russian in N A S A ’s Saturn vehicle. invisible, you would not know it as a special memorial to a loved taste, it is so easy to cleain and it least, o f going out in such a boat The favorite explanation among 7 p.m., Service in Center Park. Masses at 7, 8:30, and 11:30 studies of stela r and galactic and there is not a trace of newspiqier, dassl^lng our satel­ Gehter Congregational Church a.m. But the concept of principal space. “ painty” odor. was there from its appearance one. If this ts the case, a sketch is so good looking for a porch, ourselves— because it contains an the politicians at the Capitol, and Music by Citadel Band- Sermon 11 Center St. yet dirt, smudges and finger marks will be made and a blueprint. When lites as our aggressive replace­ one which caused even May him­ capabilities is not restricted to a Moon a Shield Perhaps you are thinking of foyer, family room, sunporch or element of design which is at once by Maj. Howard Orsbom. Rev. Clifford.t>. Simpson vehicle. It also comprises broader %UuiedRatt-\ CUJUt wipe off easily. Paul’s Paint Sup­ the monument is finished you have ment for the U-2 flights over Rus­ self a wry smile when it was re­ St. Bernard’s Church Lunar bases offer conditions for doing over a room or two in your around the fireplace. Manchester C U N LIF F E Mlhister concepts. ply carries a large stock of this an opportunity to see it before the Memorial Co. will be glad to give completely revolutionary and com peated to him. was that May had 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville prolonged human existence, su­ ■ m m s s . • BOOKS OF EVERY home and are a bit undecided DON WILLIS sia. Ooaoordla Bv.-Lutheran Church Rev. laubeiioe J. Vincent Lu'nar Bm o Shows Skill fine paper, stop in and look at name is carved so that if -you de­ you further information about the pletely simple, even though it promised a limited number of Rev, Patrick J. Mahoney, Pastor perior to those euttainable even in DESCRIPTION FOR about color combinations. Few of Tills article in a Russian news- Winter and Garden Sts. Associate Minister For example, the establishment 250 TOLLAND ST. us have had any real training in them. In just about another month sire something added or changed, cost of installing a slate floor and MOTOR SALES gives up something hitherto con­ judgeships so many times over that Rev. Faol O. Kaiser, Pastor large space station. The moon pro­ SUMMER READING an entirely new Ijook of Birge this can be done, or if you prefer a EXPERT AUTO BODY and p^ier ihows that the Russians at the only way for him to get out Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 and maintenance of a lunar beise this field, and the cost of a pro­ show you samples of the many GARAGE sidered the first and Inescapable 9:1,6 a.m.. Church Service. Ser­ vides hemispherical shielding EAST HARTFORD Medallion papens will be available. new one can be made. Estimates colors to choose from. FENDER REPAIRS least want to talk about the satel­ of the situation alive was to have a.m. Reflects a certain level of tech­ • See Our Tremendous fessional adviser more than many essential in the building of a boat. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. mon, "Times of Testing,” by the against meteors and dangerous ra­ ju.st in time for a fall papering on the cost of all work are furnish­ Forty-five different grades of 18 Main St„ TeL MI 9-4531 no judgeships at all. There were nical and managerial skills which BU 9-6333 Selection of Paper Backs of us want to spend. Choosing the ENAMEL and LA(3QUER . lites; It does "not, "as yet, consti­ 8:30 a.m., The Service, Church Rev. Mr. Vincent. Nursery in the diations. Additional protection is job. ed without obligation. marble are carried at Manchester What Rowe's boat gives up is Indeed enough characters around can be utilized for a variety of proper color Is easy when you stop REFINISHINGS tute either formal protest to us School, and nursery. kindergarten room. furnished in the depths of narrow Power and Hand Tools • Visit the Polly B Shop For outside furniture, Paul When choosing a monument, Memorial Co. and it has so many one side. He builds himself a nice claiming they were all set if the purposes on the Moon. From a in at Paul’s Paint Supply, 645 Spaciaiising In 10 a.m., The Service and Nuri- valleys and rills. Complete pro­ Painting and Decorating Tools Misseri recommends the use of mast of us desire the very best, a uses and Is so lovely. It fits Into or to the United Nations. Hie bill passed; we suspect, however, U.S. Candy makers managerial viewpoint, this level Gifts for Every Occasion Main St. and look at the Adelphl REASONABLE PRICES little sailboat, with the difference ery. St. John’s Polish National tection is provided even a short Garden and Land Tools Marine paint. ThLa paint is b ^ t memorial that will lend beauty and any decor, formal, modem or tra­ reality may still be that the Rus- that any commitment from May of achievement involves the clos­ Color Guide with over 300 color FREE ESTDIAXES BRAKE SERVICE that one side is missing. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Vesper CathoUo Church distance below Its surface. Thus, Baby, Honsehold, Party fiLANCHESTER for furniture or porOh floors that dignity in. a lasting manner. Be­ ditional and It is wonderful for J was in their own minds, rather Set Two Records est coordination with the coop illustrations and 700 different col­ atans are preparing to live with Service. 28 Golway St. lunar bases and their inhabitants and Banquet Needs are exposed to the weather. It is cause of this, many people engage table tops, coffee tables, tea tiles, RT. 80—WAPPING, CONN. One result, o f course, is that he than in any specific promise of his. eration among the government or­ or combinations. Actually you will Front End Allgnmtnt the idea that we can Inspect them Rev. Walter A. Hyozko, Pastor ganizations and contractors, to can “weather” all "solar storms” Invalid Needs BOOKSHOP have trouble with just one thing, manufactured especially to stand Arrigo Aimettl, the owner of Man- ash trays, clocks and ideal for a a t t h e DUOO SIGN gives up the power and the privi­ Still, even in the list of those he Detroit — Candymakera in the and meteor showers without dan­ che.ster Memorial Co. to do the at will and that they in turn will First Church of Christ Scientist employ the best of our national ANDREWS BLDG. which colors to choose, they are up under all weather conditions so bathroom. Marble is inexpensive TEL. fin 4-1223 lege o f keeping water out of his had promised to consider, he was In Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. United States last year for the first ger. work for them. He is noted for the yet adds a touch of luxury wher­ Gonaral Rapolr Work be able to exercise the same spy­ trouble. Masonic Temple ' time produced more than three bil­ talents and ro utilize fully our 67 E. Center St.— fin 8-1088 all so lovely. use it for anything that is to be boat occasimially. Furthermore, all evidence so far exposed to the elements. out standing work hs has done for ever It is used and it is easy to ing lights over us. One could Perhaps it is safe to say that the lion pounds. It brought the manu­ existing facilities. PARKING IN REAR New and exciting color com­ But the other result is that he 11 a.m„ Sunday Service Sunday This requires the establishment indicates that we will, in time, be CAMPING binations will do wonders for your Make your work easier by rent­ over 30 years, and his skill and keep clean. guess what the Russians would complications involved in distribut­ facturers nearly $1,200,000,000, craftsmanship are evidenced in the For the finest in personal ser­ makes certain that his boat can School and,'I^ursery. also a new record. of a national management respon­ able to attain a high degree of self- rooms and you can choose with ing a floor scrubber and waxer ing the prospective judgeships 8 p.m.,, Wednesday meeting. sufficiency In lunar base by ex­ beautiful and distinctive work he vice, for the most beautiful in like to do most'^wlth our Midas, Composing this mountain of sibility to make sure that pro­ a EQUIPMENT confidence for all of these colors and polisher from Paul’s Paint MANCHESTER never fill up with water and sink, made it possible for May to give Reading room hours at 749 Area Churches ploiting with atomic energy the are decorator approved. You are executes. monuments, stop in at Manchester which is scheduled to pass over sweets were some 2,000 varieties of grams carried on by various or­ Supply. They also rent senders TOORAINE or stay capsized. them all up without much of a Main St.. Tuesday, Friday, Satur­ natural resources in the lunar soli. Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE sure of perfect color harmonies and edgers. When a monument is chosen only Memorial Co. on Harrison St. Russia every, three days regular as broken heart, perhaps with a sigh candy classified in a few major ganizations are non-competitive or MEMORIAL CO. The combination result is that, day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday United Methodist Church conflicting. This is one part of the This way not only will the scope Air Mattresses, Stoves, and the finished room will have To help the novice and speed the 0 of relief. categories: Hard candy, toffees, CANVAS AWNINGS clockwoiic; they would like to 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. of our practical lunar activities Lanterns the unmistakable touch of a pro­ work of the experienced, when Opposite East Oenetery by giving up his boat'a capacity ' ’'But there were other factors. of Bolton and caramels; creams, fondant, and dualism. The other is the great­ Oak-Valley, 2-7; Valley-Nathan PAINTS dioot it down with some space ve­ "Love” will be the subject of widen considerably beyond present fessional decorator. Do stop in papering ask about pre-pasted and to resist the sea, he makes his lit­ Some party minda, with their eye Rt. 44A and South Rd. fudge; Jellies and gums; marshmal­ er organizational independence Hale, 6-2; Verplank-Valley, 12-4; the lesson-sermon. Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister expectations, but any other activ­ and look at this marvelous guide, pre-cut papers. They carry Trimz For Bast Rosults hicle of their own, and thus be the on the economy issue, thought it lows, nougats, licorice, and choco­ that exists in projects concerned MANCHESTER Verplanck-Keeney, 2-1; Verplanck- tle boat master of the sea. The Golden Text is from Zeph. with utilizing a given capability. ity will cost less on the moon than- you are most welcome at all times. and Dip and Hang paf>eFs — all Quality Memaridls first to diow how the fabled war would cost $500,000 to finance the lates. West Side, 11-4; Keene y-Weet H ie Imagrtnation, we are sure, 3:17. 8:30 a.m., Service of Holy Com­ in artificial space stations. SURPLUS SALES CO. The Nancy Warren Decorating Over 10 Yean Ezperlenoa expansion of the court. Some other Principal capabilities must be de­ designed to make papering sim­ Side. 16-2; Charter Oak-West out in space could be fought Scriptural selections will Include munion. Briefly, then, a celestial surface 169 N. M AIN ST. Bar takes all the uncertainty out can provide any number of illum­ party minds, of an even' sharper fined in sensible Intervals of per­ ple and easy. Let Paul’s Paint Side, 6-5; Buckley-Green, 5-4; But perhaps, not yet having de­ Ps, 84:4. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser­ Auetralia Quite Dry haps 10 years. The principal capa- gives man room to spread and ex­ at Depot Square of choosing wallpaper, leaving only Supply make redecorating easy PAUL'S inating parallels for this, ranging turn of thought, calcinated that it Euckley-Bowers, 11-2; Keeney- CoH M l 9.5807 veloped this military capacity out Correlative passages from Sci­ mon, "The Communion of Saints.” btUtles are particularly suited to pand the scope of his activities. Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. the fun of choosing paj>er for any and sure, they will )>e glad to ad­ Nathan Hale, 7-1; Charter Oak- PAINT SUPPh from the physical to the philosoph­ might be a good gamble to wait for ence and Health with Key to the Nursery. Nuclear power renders him inde­ room In your home. The Nancy vise you at any time. in ^laoe, the Russians will now new judges until after the 1962 . Canberra — Australia's average contribute techno-scientific talent, J. FAR R — MI S-71I1 The fifth week of supervised Nathan Hale, 5-4. The standingato ical. Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, managerial capability, research fa­ pendent of local climatic condi­ playground activities sponsored by 645 Main Street Join us in wanting some Interna­ state election, when there might be annual rainfall at 16 inches— is 10 date are: A. ADfETTl, Prop. No one ever really learns to include Page 571:15-19. TaloottvUle Oongregational Church Inches below the world average, cilities, test facilities, launch facili­ tions. The important surface com­ the recreation department was L a Republican governor to name AMERICAN LEAGUE Harrison 8L, filancheeter tional law defining Just how far Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister ties, tracking facilities and air­ modities are low gravity, surface well attended. The special event Tel. MI 9-0300 swim, for instance, until one has them. There was aome advice to and the continent has few large, Won Lost up in the air a nation's sovereign­ Zion Lntlieran Church borne equipment. The program materials which can be exploited of the week was a Doll Show with learned how to surrender to the the effect that perhaps M ay and RvangeUoal permanent streams. Still, Aus­ NOW 2 FAIRWAYS The Pentagon is Getting Tough Verplanck ...... fi i (Mlasourl Synod) 11 a.m.. Morning worship serv­ specification and coordination of for extended life sustenance, pro­ SEE US FOR: the following winners; ty does extend, and defining Just BaUey had already done enough tralia is believed to have large Valley ...... 5 1 water, and it is only after such activities in this area should be tection of life, and room to ex­ to brin^ you • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings West Side: Patricia Lessard, what can be considered peaceful patronage dealing for one session, , Cooper and High Sts. ice with David Hayes, aenior at subterranean reserves of good Keeney ...... 3 3 surrender that one finds the nat­ Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor Yale Divinity School, guest speak­ water which it hopes to exploit to tied to the President by the same pand. Variety A t Its Best! . Venetian Blinds With Contractors and Unions cute.st; Gail Unsworth, pretU.:st. Charter Oak ...... 3 3 WATKINS-WEST CARTER'S use of ^>ace. and some feeling that the best serv­ logic which makes him the Com­ Cheryl Gibson, best foreign doll; ural buoyancy which midtes swim­ ice to the prestige of the state’s er. Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. meet Increasing demands. There are other attractive prin­ • Storm Doors West Side ...... 2 4 WORK CLOTHES It will take quite a lawyer, we 8 a,m., Gottesdienst. mander-In-Chief of our armed cipal capabilities. Those mentioned Next to Popular Market • Combination Windows Lorraine Gone!, most colorful; Nathan Hale ...... 0 6 ming possible. ______ju d i^ J system might be.to^exciise^ By BAY CROMLEY sist he won’t accept factory as­ FUNERAL wt^tert, to-tryL-to settle the ques- 9 a.m ,"Divine Worahlp. forces. are based on the anticipation that Open Wed.-Thnrs.-Fri. till 9 Cheryl Gibson, most unusual. NATIONAL LEAGUE AT And7 in the realm of the way we it from having to issue robes to Manchester Awning Ca. Newspaper Enterprise Association semblies of something he figures is The specific responsibilities of space on this side of the noon will Charter Oak: Wendy Plcrro, Robertson ...... 5 0 tlon of how far up is up, consider­ some of the individuals who seemed • World Green Stamps • 19.') WEST CENTER ST. his job. W e’ll back contractors who DISCOUNT PRICES act, as Individuals and as commu­ Community Baptist Church the organization involved are not become a region of intense human Washington—(NEA) — Penta­ prettiest; Mary Henderson, best Buckley ...... 3 2 SERVICE ing that there has been, in hun­ to have the most powerful political Ambassador to Costa Rica Telephone Ml 9-3091 fire such electricians. nities and as nations, how often is 585 E. Center St. affected by this. They muat trans­ activity in the next 25 years. It gon planners have a new theorj’ character; Mary Jane Quinn, oest Waddell ...... 3 2 dreds of years of dispute and claim claim on them. A t any rate, once cend specific organizational re­ Established 1948 "W e won’t consider it reasonable .stuffed animal; Barbara Bucemo, it true that aomethlng we regard May had changed his mind, he Rev. John R, Neubort, PMtor is therefore important that We iua about how to handle labor trou­ Green ...i...... 1 4 ORMAND J. WEST and negotiation, no uniform deter­ Said Proving Kennedy's Point sponsibilities, and benefit all or­ able to move in this cislunar space to pay men $8.40 a day for mileage smalleset; Sharon Powers, oest Bowers ...... o- 5 Morry's as the rigid and neceaaary safe­ stood amazingly firm, and we think ganizations involved as far as their bles at the nation’s missile bases. to and from work. bride. mination of even the relatively he did well. 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship. with ease, supported by bMes on FAIRWAY The program for the coming Director They hope it will save the govern­ ” We won’t consider it reasonable guard for coping with a certain Sunday Church School for chil­ owm responsibilities are concerned. both the terrestrial and lunar Main Street filancbester Buckley: Diane Pyka, prettiest, week will be: Monday, oldest simple question of how far a rut' ment millions of dollars a year. to pay bricklayers, welders, elec­ MEN'S STORE problem la itself the very factor dren, cradle roll through Grade 3, By JACK RU'n..EDGE *>of the law school of the national As an example, one could select shores. I f we do not achieve this Betty Muschko, most unusual; penny contest; Tuesday, picnic 142 E. CENTER ST. • Open Thors, and Fri. Till 9 • The new theory now being put tricians or carpenters full pay if ttco's sovereignty extends from in the adjoining building. Sermon San Jose, Costa Rica (Ah—The university. Telles visited the the followdng principal capabili­ capability, another power can with­ Gail Feder, cutest baby; Denis supper; Wednesday, Dog Show; 747 filAlN STREET that keeps us from our mastery of into practice: their work doesn’t come up to ac­ its own shores out into the sea. A Thoaght for Today by Robert Phillips Jr., a student at aiiibassador seems to be proving school, talked to professors and ties for the sixties: out challenge make cislunar space Maney, most reall.stic; Joan Friday, Children’s Dance and Mancheeter’e Oldeet our situation? How often do our the point. scholars. He was such a hit the 1. Get tough with the contrac­ cepted standards.” Moran, prettiest bride. A special Next to Entranco to State And perhaps what the world Ottawa University In Kansas. Solo 1. Low - cost orbital payload her mare nostrum and determine T u r m p i k e Teenage Hop at Robertson Park. With Flneet PaolUtie# built up defenses against aome- Sponsored by the filancliester by Marjorie Keith. The point is President Kennedy’s students invited him to be guest of transport capability on the order tors on defense contracts. Don’t The top civilian and military award was given to Laurie Brod­ I Theater needs la not so much a legal Council of Churches the face of civilization on earth let them pad work to win favor brass in the Pentagon have assured thing we fearar ke«keep us from mas theory that U.S. relations in Latin honor at their annual dance. of 25,000 to 50,000 pounds. with the logic o f history on Its side. AUTO BODY erick. determination about the possible America could be improved by He even linked himself with na­ 2. Capability of delivering from 5,000 with unions. Tell them the De­ military contracting officers that Green: Marcy Juran, most fem­ tering that war? How often do Second Congregational Church CANS — BOTTLES fense Department will back them if they are tough on the contracts extension of national sovereignty 885 N. Main St. naming Spanish-speaking ambas­ tional • tragedy. A Laesa airline the ground to speed a payload of inine; Kim Hyde, most colorful; the high board blockades we erect The writer of the 24th Psalm up if they are struck because they and payments they approve they Radio Today n k A Kev. FeUx M. Davis, Minister sadors of l^ tin descent to posts plane crashed; killing two pilots. 150,000 to 200,()00 pounds, corre­ Lynn Schwab, most realistic; Su- Upholstery up into space as it is a realistic ad began with these words: "The ICE GOLD BEER followed government orders to will be backed up— even if it means against peril merely Increase the earth is the Lord’s and the fulness Mrs. Richard H. PInney south of the border. Telles attended the funeral Mass. sponding to an orbital capability .san Hurwltz, most unusual; Jan- m AND I V l Shops VIC’S PIZZA SHOP mission that the modem entry The ambassador wasted no time spend carefully. a strike and a delay in^the missile Rosenthal, best in show. chances that, when the peril does thereof, the world and those who Associate Minister The ambassador is Raymond of at least 200,000 to 250,000 WDRC—1360 158 W .fiHddle Turnpike into space is merely one more de­ L. Telles, former mayor of El touring the small republic, seeing WhirlpiM>l Washers, WE CATER TO WRECKER 2. Let labor unions know that, base program. Nathan Hale; Carol Ann Scata, 1:UU A.-J. at Midday RE-UPHOLSTERINQ strike, it will engulf us? How dwell therein.” The preponderance pounds. Phone MI 9-3700 Paso, Tex., America’s youngest what makes the Ticos— as they are 3. Lunar base capability. WEDDINGS and BANQUETS regardless of how urgent the de­ Contracting officers who haven’t prettiest doll; Jo-An Savlno, cut­ .'i;05 Jerry Biahup Show • Modern Furniture velopment which proves that na­ of Americans give at least super­ 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship. 6:06 Art Johoaon Show often do we build the basic flaw ambassador at 45, and the first called— tick. His picture is in the The first point above is essen­ Dryers Tel. M I 9-5507—Free Delivery SERVICE fense program is. the Defense De­ been tough -with contractors have e.st; Fred Lewie, foreign; Susan and Antiques tional sovereignty itself is becom ficial approval of this statement. Nursery for children during serv­ 8:06 Raynor Shinea PIZZA into our lives and into our policy one named under the Kennedy pol­ newspapers almost daily. tial for a maintained and ecnom- partment will stand for a strike been replaced. Research and de­ Keam.s, most unusual; Richie 1:00 Newa, Signoff Ing more and more of an anachro­ It is God's world, and without ice. Sermon, "Christian Watch­ e Store Stools and Bootha icy. He i.s looked on as a sort And under it all is an honest sin­ ic Earth-to-orbit logistic capabil­ Priets os Low, and a delay before it will buy off velopment men who have put pres­ Krdjewskl, best stuffed animals. iVTIC—1080 SPAGHETTI merely because that is what has fulness,” by the Rev. Mr. Davis. l;UO Monitor # Custom Furniture nism as a practical way of life for favorites. He is the Father of all of diplomatic guinea pig. cerity which even the embassy ity, for the establishment of space Sorvieo That's Bottor a local' union with overpay or sure on the contracting officers for Verplanck: Barbara Cassel, always been done, because a boat VICHI'S speed and .-reventlon of strikes at 1:15 Saturday Matinee Slip Cover* snd Draperies RAVIOLI the people on this earth. What our mankind. "Our little Systems have In the few brief weeks he has staff reacts" to. "The best boss in stations, for the rotation of larger make-work jobs'. mo.st original; Kathleen Benito, ehicagn at Boaton always has to have two sides? Jehovah’s Witnesses any cost have been given the word 1:.')5 Made to Order their day. They have their day and been here, Telles has made him­ the world,” was the way one staff groups of 10 to 15 orbital per­ PACKAGE STORE The money will be saved only be.st foreign; Ann Giuerfi, nicest 4:45 Monitor satellites really say is not that Kingdom Hall to lay off by Intense Secretary 5:00 Newa OPEN DAILY How often do we resist some pos­ cease to be” if they are not in self the most popular ambassador member described him. " I don’t sonnel, and for the economic trans- 20 BISSELL ST. if the new system can be made bride; Violet Kerrigan, funniest; Complete Selection of Mateilala, there is an emergency need for the 791 Main SL Potterton's Robert McNamara. 6:Z0 Strictly S|Mirta sibility of progress because, we harmony with God's plan. the United'States has ever sent know how he' can find time, but portatiom of inatrumented aatel- to work and stays effective with­ Ro.semary Chadwick, Mi.ss Ha­ 7:00 Keyboard Kinin>lna FREE ESTIMATES 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. regulation of national privilege Yet we are today confronted he takes a real and personal inter- ISO Center St.—Cor. of Chorch out continual stimulus from the So far, Peiltagon planners say waii. 7:30 Monitor say, it has never been tried? How ^3 p.m., Public ~Bible lecture, to Costa Rica. His charm, w ill­ litea into suitable parking orbits 10:30 Jazz SUNDAYS out in space but that an irrevoca­ with powerful political organiza­ ingness to mix, ability [to speak est in the staff and their prob­ before launching them into 24-hour Senate's McClellan committee the new system seems promising. Valley St. Shelly Chartler, pret­ sbs N. filain St., filancheeter often, for that matter, do we try- "Why are there so Many Reli­ But not much lias happened yet. 11:15 Sporta Final fin 9-8324 4 PJM. to 10:30 P.M. ble breaching of Unes of national tions, efficiently directed and sac- gions? ,, — fluent Spanish, and obvious Latin lems.” orbits or toward destinations in M O D ER N which recentl.v exposed some cost­ tiest; Joanne Green. cute.st; Ste­ 11:.30 Starllrht Serenada CLOSED MONDAYS soDtething by accident, not be­ fificially served, by those whose ancestry have won g;rudging rec­ deep space. UISSM / ly labor practices and abuses at Strikes went down from 15 in phen Harvey, funniest; Sheryl An­ 1:00 Sicn-off aoveraignty here on earth has al­ 4:10 p.m., Watchtower study "Many of your ambassadors dp WHAY—610 cause we planned to, but because philosophy of life is utterly op­ ognition even from Communist not mingle with the people Hardware Reovovery /------V_S missile bases. April to two in May and then derson, most unusual; Laurel At- ready been accomplished. article, "Progressing Toward Ma­ T V SER VIC E The job of ironing out the up .to seven In June, virtually all 1:00 Club 91 we made some mistake, and then posed to ours. Their contention is turity.” (Heb. 6:1.) students. enough,” said a Costa Rican offi­ This capability involves recov­ kln.son, be.st all-round. 4:00 Sound Stage toughest of the disputes sure to of them being wildcat strikes. The eiqtloration of space is that there is no .God. Their mis­ Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group studies On this, the press, Costa Ricans, cial. " It is one failure of your di­ ery of all or most of the hardware 405 CENTER ST. Robert.son: Karen Foun:ain, 7:30 Saturday Night Dance Party discover, to our amazement, that both FAIRWAYS be set off by the new system will Each time Pentagon military men prettiest; Terry Bruneau, most 8:00 Night rillght merely one more of thoae develop­ sion is to make the world their in the Bible aid,. "Your W ill Be and American residetvts all agree. plomacy. But your Ambassador Involved, in the ascent. To be Corner of Griswold St. DUCOandDULUXRfflNISHING 12 00 Newa Sign OR what We did worked even though fxUl to the new Missile Sites Labor original; Gail McKenzie, fimnie.st. Berube's own. Yet with this inconsistency. Done on Earth,” at 287 Oakland "He hM the press of Costa Rica ’Telles certainly does. He’s known, economical, it must be used fre­ have gone to top union men in WPOF—1410 TYPEWRITER SERVICE O^rinsky 9 ments shrinking this earth, mak­ OPEN A l l DAY Oommission under Labor Secre­ Sue and Cindy Spafford, littlest; it omitted some step or feature In order to secure the support of St., 20 Marble St., 18 Chambers in hia pocket,” said an official of too, as the gringo who can speak quently; hence, must be versa­ TEL. MI 3-2205 Washington; the labor leaders have 1:00 Newa 479 Middle ’Tpke. E. ing It too Small for natlonalisUc 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST tory Arthur Goldberg. Goldbeg Carol Ann Traill, cutest. 1:10 Lou Terri hitherto regardeLatin America. NEW F A a "W e won’t consider it reason­ Swanson. outlet and the tape run around parking orbit, and delivers the able heiicelorth for a contractor to hot potato has been thrown at the 8:06 Showcase and Newa Mb' MNwip siylng views of replaces a scarf or stole and can nah Wesley Hall during both serv­ qiread like wildfire. Telles was. hla first choice. His sec­ payload to the lunar base bv d r a ­ The Inter-Playground Softball 10:00 Dance Remote the home ss desired. A touch on be worn a number of dilterent ices. Kindergarten at Susannah Tbs most active eoirimunists pay an electrician to disassemble Missile Sites Labor Commission. League reported the following 11:00 Mutual Newa ' itn o B O ^ sad polities. It 'In ond was Teodoro Moscoso of ping it in inflated hulls t r o m a NERGHANDISE PAINTS :06 Mualo Beyond the V ths wires turns off the lamp or ways. It comes in a numbed a t Wesley HpU during 20:46 aerviesj Oosta Rica, which haa little trou­ a piece o f equipment and then ress- But no one, knows when; how or scores’ — Robertoon-Green, 12-8; appUiBoS, 1 Puerto Rico, who wss named am-, suitable altitude. oemtole it just becauM he may in­ :06 News Old tnw U ii C«a colon and black on whit*, too. ohly. ble vfith communists, are students bassador to Venezuela. whetber it will solved. 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BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE) VDU’RE PAPFY, THE W SYCVKTERf THERPS KASTLV H O nO M /l SHAPE HERE! STOfFIKM TO S a u NN Wethersfield Holds Legion to 2-2 Deadlock Anawer to Pravletia PiBBla^ V.AReS HEK IN X SHALL , A S A ^ Herald Angle , .MWTTHROF^ A l b o n i o THE SHAPE! RBMEPy 1 1 THAT TH* HOOFLI SOME LOO-ZIfiACT, MACK, •s FORTHWITH! SCHOOL OF «PSSCH,'„ «,OE/~r«»e ICAL e m A M * TMAT« Jl AcxoM eiuqiimd ATIOK — ffW>CV\!/ I EARL YO ST AAA^OW t ANV j— lAIbtaUtoa Z??L, Rivals to Play TROTH IK -m s Like AN n what h a p — ------commnniat . Sports Editor Brown Stops Yanks Rw w t that You I faster ALL-NiSHTf AWPF-flWr/ wpnbllc ITHAN A WLTIBhJT, 7 ___4flta 10 Continent k n o c k e d ' e m , . m e e t in g / WHAT'S < Again Sunday DEAD IN A 9INKIN& HIS O R A HOT.y THEUSSOF capital 11 TreenaiU ‘Man .of the 15 Years’ ISOxIdltlnf M Feminine dbmonstttatiok^ TEETH iK TH e , ^ offvareasoning , DENTlSri HAND// eniyme Stan (The Man) Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals has been AT LOW WX>IAfJ \ WITH YtoO I lAPnver 10 Note in As Birds F ly High At Mt. Nebo Fid e u t v nttmed ‘‘The Man of the 15 Years” and the’top performer in r e c o r d s ? . leSShSllir"* aiKe”^ ^ **^ ranc-1 ■ L JcaH U baseball for the same period by Sport magazine in celebration Vainly tr.ving to lock up the s iW N W w n S l K ^- ^ “ cl!“rdi"i*rS2^ S1UJ5. coin 45 Han’t name of its 15th year of publication. Sport’s 15th Anniversary New York, July 29 rs. COULD BE WHY ARE WE 36 Pedottal patt American 40 Shore SO Solar diak their respective sports are: Eddie BETTER IF SOME 52'nireefold game lead over Detroit in the* I Baltimore again as it was heW to a 2-2 OURMOOVIANl HEADING FOR TOCETHHJ*^ M 37Kinaral tprinf rodent 42 Trap Arcsro. horse racing: Boh Coney, elar L#n Yoat and his son. Lsn Jr., OF B-l HADNT 90 Garret 4SWeM (comh. form) . Cleveland deadlock by Wethersfield at MONARCH IS MARS IN­ STUPID.' WEVE 20 Brews made pro bas) ,• Vo field .score the tying run when uHEVVe-' 37'ndingi r r runs, the second into the center- Yanks' heavv' artillery with six lege football. only other lytchers to blank the ' a doubleplay attempt misfired and GOT THE 41 Ages n field bleachers off Rip Sewell aa single.". It was the third time New Boston 8, Chicago 3. 42 Race oOdal i c Trophies will be presented per­ Yanks. I Minnesota 4, Detroit .3. c)it down only the front ninner. f OLD BOV'S □ m ■MM the Americana won, 12 -0. WUUama York had been shut out this sea­ • * • 44 Ardor E n sonally to Musial and the other Washington 10, Kansa.s City . Buzz Heaton led off the last, G O A T * ...... 47 Capital of !T deposited a blooper pitch off Sew­ son. 6 athletes Tuesday at the 15th anni­ TWINS-TIGERS - I Alli.son was I>os .\ngeles , Cleveland . of the seventh for Wethersfield Phoenicia ■ II m i i F. ell into the cheap aaats before Although the Ork>le« are in third 8 6 s r versary luncheon at Lieone’s res­ the whole show at Detroit with Today’s Games with a single and raced to second 48 School group taurant here. Sportcaater Mel crowd of 34.906. Winning pitcher place, 9’ s games behind New (ah.) ■ i i No. 21 off Paul E’oytack m the Chicago (Plrarro 6-4) at Bos­ a." the next batter was out, pitcher z r Allen will be master of ceremonies. was Bob Feller of ae^leland and York, Paul Richards’ men think 81 Recount w first and No. 22 also off loser ton { Delock 5-6). 2 p.m. to first. Bud Rigolettl singled c a r n i v a l ■ ■ Musial, who this year will com­ Claude Pajweau of the Chibs was they are making a Mrious move. BY DICK TURNER 83BihUcal Foytack in the ninth. Each game Baltimore (Wilhelm 7-5i at New sending Heaton fi.ving to third 2 iL mountain s r plete 23 years in baseball, Is de­ the loser. Managers were Charlie Baltimore has won flve straight, with a man on base. Billy Bruton i base. Skip Kalmin hit a grouTider SSBellower i l scribed by Sport as "an imcommon Grimm for the N.L. and Steve ■napping a - four-game Yank York (Ford 18-2), ‘2:30 p.m. PRISCILIMA’S POP 66Kind o( creod i t homered for the Tigers off winner .Minnesota (Kaat 3-11) at De­ to second ba.se and reached on a BY AL VERMEER human being." He edged out his O’Neill for the A.L. streak with the kind of pitching Pedro Ramos and pinch-hitter S7HanUeiU F r troit (Bunntng 11-7), 2:30 p.ni. fielder's choice when Rigoletli was AT L A S T ! contempt rr IT v r v r s r competitors for the magazine's it was supposed to have. Proving Charlie Ma.xwell homered off the foi'ced at second. Heaton scored 88 Enhance rhoice of the outstanding athlete of that those who live by tha sword Washington (Hobaugh 6-5) at ASIGF ■ ill Her* ’n Therie Cuban in the ninth. After Ramos Kansas 4,'ity (Shaw 5-9), 3:30p.m. the tying run on the play. The next i DOWN ST~ sr 53“ 54 the last 15 years because "he has also die by the sword.’ the Orioles walked Larry Osborne. Ray Moore ^ batter popped up 'to second has* never made an enemy, and every­ Gene White, veteran stock car turned to home runs by Gus Tri- Cleveland (Perry 7-8) at Los i IKindof pear s r 58“ came in to get the final out. Foy­ .Angeles (AICBrlde 9-5), II p.m. ^ hut the damage had already been 3 Athana body has been his friend. He has driver from Manchester, who re andos and Jackie Brandt to beat tack went the route and allowed I done. Sunday's Schedule ' 8 Jump played the game with a joy and ceived bums to the arm last Satur­ Mickey Mantle, Roger Maria and only four hits. See-Saw SI niggle 4Kanaaa (ah.) 57“ 58” Chleago at Boston (2), 1:30 J richness and a flavor all his ovm day night in the Riverside 500,.h Oo, • * • It was a see-saw struggle all the BCrarat that can be summed up in one dropped out of the top in the p.m. 10 Rookie Don Schwall won his RETD SOX-WHITE SOX — Bos­ way. Manchester .scored first in the 9 word, inspirational. He. of them point atandings. While’s car caught 11th for Boston in a little over two Baltimore at New A'ork (2), 3( opening frame but Wethersfield all, has set an unexcelled example." fire in the long race last week and ton backed up Schwall with a 13- months when the Red Sox snapped hit attack that included three p.m. . tied it up with a run in the second. * * * he was burned trying to get out of a four-game losing slump and ex­ Minnesota at Detroit, 2:80 p.m. j The Silk City crew again went SHORT h iaS BY FRANK O’NEAt the car . .• Dick Nixon heads the each by Pete Runnels, Gary Geiger 1 I tended Chicago's to flve with an Washington at Kansas C 11 y .' X Silk Town Notes list with Jocco Maggiacomo, who and Chuck Schilling. Runnels had ' .ahead with a tally m the fourth 8-3 tictorv. As a reward for this been honored in pre-game cere­ 8:.30 p.m. : only to see the victor)' .slip away pilots Bob Oliver's No, 10 from ( leveland at 1-os .Angeles, 4:80 WHAT AREyuPOim? Moe Morhardt, who is having a hot streak, SchwaH has been monies for winning the 1960 bat- ' when Wethersfield deadlocked the tremendous seMon in the Class B Manchester, ig sixth in the stand­ p.m. ings .. Little League baseball tour­ named to the A'l-Star squad for ting title. Cal McLish was the '• score for the second lime in the Northwest League, could get a Monday's game at E'enway Park. loser. I Monda.v’s Schedule seventh frame. ney rules prohibit a pitcher from Se*-ond .All-Star (iame at Boston, shot with the parent Chicago CJubs pitching in two consecutive games, Marty Keough and Rookie Bud > • • I Tw'o ba.ses on balls, a balk, a A before the 1961 Natlnoal League 3 p.m. Mike Cappa reports. .Danny Renn, Zipfel led a 13-hit Washington at­ SENATORS-.A T H I. E T E S — fielder'." choice and a delayed season ends. The local drat base- who had a fine spring with the tack in a 10-8 decision over Kan­ Keough had a triple and single and | doubled steal all figured in th« man is leaSbng the league in hit­ N ATIONAL LEAGFE BONNIE Villanova varsity baseball team, is TIME OUT FOR RAIN— A dripping wet Doug Sanders sas City. Ivos Angelas knocked Zipfel two doubles a.s Marly Ku- ' scoring of Manchestef's first in­ BY JOE CAMPBELL ting with a better than .356 mark \\ . Pet. GB the onlv member of Moriartv’s bat­ walks with his caddie toward the locker room after rain out Bariy Latman in a four-run tyna won over Joe Nu.xhall at 1 1 ning run. In the fourth Dennis . . Bill Hilinski, young pitcher in Cincinnati , . , .6'2 38 .620 y o u KEEP ting over .300 in Hartford 'Twilight sixth inning enroute to an 8-6 vic­ Kansas CSt.v. The only homer was Dailey singled with one out and >OU'RE DOING the National Little League, is a forced a halt to second round of PGA golf tournament at 1 Lob .\n(rele» . .60 .38 .612 J riH E BIROS HWAV League play .. Sunday baseball, tory ot’er Cleveland with some hit by Wayne Causey of the A ’s. raced to third on Buddy Minor's A G 0 0 0 60B, i d nephew o f Stan Hilinski. one of O ly m p ia F ield s, II'.., y e s te r d a y . (A P P h o t o fa x ). 1 San Francisco .52 46 .631 9 bingle. Dailey scored as Kelley hit FROmm^ FLOWER i 4 save for the American Legion, has fine relief pitching bv Art Fowier. • • *' HERE'S yoUR Manchester's best amateur golf­ died a alow death in M anchester.. • • • 1 .Milwaukee 48 47 .50.5 ll'j into a force play. kSeEOS.ANOrLL ers. Bill's father, Joe, was a fine ANGELS-LNDIANS - - George j Pittsburgh 45 46 .495 12 1, REWARD/ Bolton, which took Moriartv'g place . ^ ORIOLES-'l'ANKS — Triandos Thomas drove in four runs for the Wethersfield scored its run in eiVB'KtHJ A pitcher-outfielder At Manchester ; St. l-ouis . . . .46 .10 .479 14 made Brown's task easy when he Angels and Johnny Romano and the second inning on a couple of “T-» Trade, since rechristened C3ieney l!^SSe''"riw?rin''o^.^ u;*head ^^coud R ouiid tu P C A W oslied Out i Chicago ...... 41 .65 .427 19 base knocks by Ted Suchodolskt :eoNE* hit a three-run homer off B u d pinch-hitter Don Dillard homered ;q Tech, and also in the TWd League this season. The FVL is the best , Philadelphia . 30 64 .319 and Kalmin. The latter had both Daley in the first inning. Brandt's . . Harry Eich, the sentimental Sunday loop in operation and is for the Indiansi Fowier struck out i Friday’’s Results RBI's for Wcthensfleld. . PMSSINg OUT 1RANQUIUZERS.) 'THE NAIWES SECM favorite to win the Club Golf much too fast for the Bolton Rees. came with nobody on in the eighth. five in a three-inning relief stint, rincinnatl 4, Chicago 8. Southpaw Jim Mislretta pitched Mantle had three of the Yanks' six allowing only one hit — Dillard's .San F'rancisco 8-3, Philadelphia ^Howqjme?"' R E sa E ss tonight Championship at the Manchester * « *. Rain Dictated Format a fine game even if he didn't win. Country Club this season, loat his singles. home run. 5-4. Mistretta “'yielded only flve hits, semi-final match to Elrv Kennedy, End of the Line I » s -Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 4. .struck out four and did not issue Sj.#nd 2. Bob Seelert and Brice "Babe Ruth's hoi run record St. Louis 6, Milwaukee 3. a single base ofi balls. MicKay meet today in the other will nevei^be brok'Z’ Dr. Art _ S^n^ Favoring P^lj^ner Today’s Games Sunday afternoon Ooaoh Rusty rtml-final match. Eich proved to Moran said yesterday. We, who(are I.OS Angeles (Koufa-X 13-6) at Scruton's charges ■will try again patient, will have an answer The Pittsburgh (Haddix 6-5), 1:30 to nail down the Zo.ne Four flag be' a giant killer en route to the p.m. semi-finals with upset a-ing over night of Sept. 30 when the Ameri­ Chicago, July 29 (/P)— Weather permitting, the PAG cham­ facing Wethersfield at Mt. Nebo E^LMP*tOS« C tw i W MCA, ta., Tja, a.,. , . t ( Fuzzy-Cheeked Flock St. I.oiiis (Brngllo 7-9) at Mil­ OSw’Mrc^ can League firing ends for Mickey )vith game time 2:30. Ace right­ defending champion Stan Hilinski pionship tries again to get through its second round today but ’ waukee (Buhl 7-8), 2:30 p.m. and two-time chanvp. Lee Terry. Mantle and Roger Marig .. Big hander Tommy Kelley will prob­ J under a new, rain-dictated format that figures to favor golf’s ; Cincinnati (Jay 14-5) at Chica­ J U D D S A X O N B Y K E N B A L O and JERKY BRONDFIELD “ You’ya ^ to admit, Pet, that for a teen-ager our Hilinski won the honor three times. Frank (Snitzi Mordavsky was re­ ably get the mound assignment. cently named second assistant golden boy, Arnold Palmer. go (Ciirtts 6-5), 2:.30 p.m. Janie gate really around—especially ue!” * * • Still Lean on Podres San F'ranclsco (O ’Dell 4-4) at If it la necessary, the playoff of H^yNES, WILL you SHOW THESE chief in the Eighth District Fire The hick of the elements was last night's tie game will probably PEOPLE OUT please... / Phlla4lelphia (Ferrarese 2-6), 8:06 All-Slar Time Department. He is one bf the town's first against, then with Palmer be scheduled Monday night in ranking volleyball players .. Fran yesterday, when a mighty cloud- Radio, TV Sports p.m. Second All-Star baseball game Simday’s Schedule Wethersfield. W ELL J U S T ; LITTLE SPORTS Mahoney reports a list of 500 one­ biiiYit washed oirt the second at Fenway Park in 16 years will New York, Ju!y,?9 {/P)— Johnn.v Podrea, the fellow who won •St. IaiuIs at Milwaukee (2), '’ :S0 Manchetter (2) ABO UT t h at ; B Y R O U S O N time athletes from the West Side ro)ind. Before then it looked as if Saturday— ah r h po YOUNS LAtJy.' take place Monday. Manchester has been compiled and all men wdll Isnky Art Wall had shaken off all the Dodgera’ first World .Series in 1955 when the club .still p.m. Macaion^ 2b ...... 4 n 0 followers of our national pastime 1:30— Dodgers vs. Pirates, Cincinnati at Chicago (2), 2 May, 8A ... be contacted to take part in the re­ but two or three contenders after was in Brooklyn, may be the boy to pitch them into the rich­ WhH#. cf . - who plan to take in the action at union on Saturday, Sept. 30 at the Channel SO. p.m. recording a sizzling 36-hole total 1:4.'i— This Week in Sports, est series of all thi.s October. Man^frgia, c Fenway between the American West Side Oval. A dinner will be of 1ST St the par 35-36—70. 6.722- .San Francisco at Philadelphia. Dailey, 3h . c r Channel 3. TTie 38-year-old left-hander, of Pitl.sburgh, and league-leading ■ 1:35 p.m. Minor. Ih . 0 and National League include Jew- held at night at the Garden Grove. yard Olympia Fields Country 2 p.m.—Red Sox vs. AVhIte Sox, overshadowed by the fuzzy- totali of 32 homers and 92 run." ; I-os Angeles at Pittsburgh. 2 Kr>H^y. If . Club. Lucas, rf . Channel S; WTIC 1080. cheeked youthful stars in the batted in provided the muscle for p.m. Mistretta. Wall, the first poimd leader with 2 p.m.— A’anks vs. Orioles. Dodger stable, has quietly built the reds. When O'Toole ran into j Alonday’s Schedule Dotchln rf :::::::: a 67. had already posted a second Channel 8; WKNB 840. up a 13-2 won-loet record, topping trouble in the ninth. Bill Henry , Second All-Star Game at Bos­ Total* ...... 28 4 21 10 round 7<) when the skies broke 4:.30—TV Race of Week, bailed him out after Jim Biosnan j ton, 3 p.m. 2 0 1 Cep' 'A I GeeT BaaK"*! CsTL High School in Upset; the National League in percentage. Wethcmflctd (2) TM-Wof'd RieHTiRr.^. loose and foiced a s)ispension of Channel 18. In Los Angeles and the New Yoi-k failed. Henry lack over with men i ab r b po a e rbl Z £ f L play at 1:20 p.m., EST. Finally, at 6 p.m.— Big Time Wrestling, Yankees make the Series in their on flrat and' third and one out. He | Maura, 3 h ...... 2:4,6 when the torrents of rain Channels , 18. Hermanion. lb 8 big ball parks rbceipts and players' •truck out Ed Douchee and made Heaton r f ...... Marketmen Grah Lead had turned Olympia Fields into a 5:30— PGA Golf Tournament, cut should set an all time high. pinch-hitter Sam Taylor f(Hil out. Sachodolski. If . BY JOHNNY HART series o f puddles. IK3A officials Channel S. Sport Schedule Riaol^tti. 2b ... BUZZ SAWYER Podres did it again last night Kalmin cf ...... BY ROY CRANE decided to cancel play for the 5:30—Racing from Monmouth, C.ARDS-BR.AVES — Lillis, hit­ L in Pittsburgh although he wasn't Iverson, c .... Upset appears to be the name of the game that they are day. All second round scores were Channel SO. ' THANKS, 5AWYER. BUT I LIFtI around st the finish <5f his 6-4 vic; ting .230 since he came to the , Today Huntley t* .... f p S P washed away — cancelling, in ad- 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, Poirot, p ...... MY CAR AT THE HOSPITAL. playing in the Manchester Summer Basketball League. After lory over the Pirates, a win that Cards from the Dodgers, drove in ( Tri-Village All-Stars vj Na- r CAME < ditiCMi to Wall's 70, a fine by Griffith vs. Bahamr DiMauro. p .... riLKEEPlT tNMINP,THO. but one week's play, there is only one undefeated team in the 68 kept the Dodgers just one game three inins with a pair of singles , tional All-Stars, 6, Buckley, thematcrhas Channel 8. young Johnny Pott of Shreveport, behind the league-leading Cincin­ while Jackson won his sixth over ^ .Sunday, July SO ! Totals ...... 36 3 6 21 10 0 3 BEEN STABBED IN loop. La., and a 71 by former Champion I Manchf.ster 100 100 (V- 2 nati Red*. Dick Farrell took over rookie Bob Hendley.. | i^egion vs. Wethersfield. 2:30. : Wethersfield HIS SLEEP. HE HAS ' Last night a hustling band, rep- fikst uam e Doug Ford of Yonkers. N.Y. Siinda.v— 010 000 1—3 whe i the Piralea started kicking | • • » I Nebo. SB. Maneftina. White, May: DP. Mis- BEEN TAKEN TT3 resenting the High School, pinned; SrSoel (5Si 4 [ tretta to May; LOB. Manchester ,5, IVE BEEN F PI' Those rounds had left Wall at 1:30— Red .Sox vs. While Sox. up their heels with two out in the ; GIA.N'TS-PHILS • - Dom Zanni Monday, July 81 HOSPITAL. a 53-48 loss on (Tonran’s. The lat lMcKenns 137. Pott at 139 and Ford at 140 Channel ; WTIC 1080. j I Wrihersfleld 2: BB. Poirot 8. DlMaura SWINDLED. 8 ninth. | 3; SO. Mistretta 4. DiMaura 1: Hit* off. ter team had knocked off pre jLfRviit ...... with no one else close among the 2 p.m.— Yanks vs. Orioles, grabbed hia first major league V i c - , American League All-Stars at tory on relief in the (Jiants' first Thompsonvillc, . Poirot 3 for 2 runs in 6 inninfts: Di­ ------IT- season favorite Moriarty's oc I ...... 54 players of the field of 166 who Channel 8. WKNB 840. It was the Dodgers' sixth i 6 Mauro 1 for n runs in 2; B. Poirot. game at Philadelphia. M alkm us'; b . A. s v s . G u s ' s , 6:16, Nebo. opening night. 1 Lautenhach' : were fortunate enough to get in 2 p.m.—Dodgers vs. Pirates, straight on their Eastern tour anti i 1 1 homer enabled Johnny Bwzhardt to Temple vs. Congo. 6:15. Charter In the nightcap at Charter Oak j 22 before the hea\'y rains developed. Channel 30. Podres' fifth victory in a row as | Park. Spruce Street Market 4:30— PGA Golf Tournament, they oontinued to apply preasure { win hii third for the Phils wMth a ! Oak. < o The luck for (Palmer, who had five-hitter in the second game. whipped inland's, 47-38. As a re­ ' Totsla 19 1.5 53 •aid earlier "I'd be lucky to shoot Channel 3. to the Reds. | Manor vs. Auto Parts. 6, Buck- CssrsS's (411) ley. Atlgl. Ha* YM MmH TAm Mi sult, the Marketmen stand 2-0 anc a 75 if play resumeid," began when Frank Robinson hit home n)(a« OM. r. PIS. Pagani vs. Ansaldi. 6,~Verplanck. VZf 4 ^ are in undisputed possession of Zinia...... 3 n the round was washed away. Palm­ No. 31 and No- 32 and drove in first place in the standings. Conran ...... J Tuesday, .Aug. 1 Shea ...... I er, scheduled to tee off at 1:.66 three Cincinnati runs in a 4-3 tri­ Batting — Frank Robinson, Reds MORTY MEEKLE Four Shooting Wins Fiakr ...... 1 with Gary Player and Don Janu­ umph over the Chicago Chib*. Te)icher.s vs. Boland's. 6:15. I drov() In three CHndnnati runs In BY DICK CAVALLI Accurate foul shooting played a Wilson ...... 2 ary, would have hade to whack Wally Post's homer accounted for Nebo. 1 4-8 victory over Cubs with hla Slst MIGKKY FINN Bnrk# ...... S BY LANK LEONARD CHIPS w o n t MX) AAEAN MX) THINK He PIO^ I big (actor in the schoolboys’ vic.- away under miserable conditions, • the other run In Jim O’Toole'a St. Mary's vs Methodists. 6:16, ' and S2nd homers, tops In the Na- OiMjU WHAT A GneANGePLACeTO REC SOFTBALL Charier Oak. tional League. WHATa r e TAkreH ie CAN READ TH 066 6K2N5? tory. Actually out-shot by one Tolala ...... 30 4« Greens Water Spotted 10 th victory at the expense of i >0 0 DOING, BATH AND I'M e u R E H e PUT A NO PVRKINO GIGN - field goal, the High School quin­ Score at half time. i?onran> 34. Several of the greens were Coming from behind twice, Telso Dick’ Ellsworth. Army A Navy vs Sears. 6, Wad­ Pitching >T- Skinny Brown, JUST A FEW MINUTES CAN.CHIF>5 le SECOXn GAME WINTHiaOP?. TRYING TO tet won the verdict by sinking 1 ' spotted with water. Some of thoee nipped ^ la n d Motors, 4-3, last dell. ; Orioles, stretched string of con- AGO.' HESAID THEY WERE -S ------B- eM A R T/ Spracf 84. (4,i Lan-y Jackson pitched St. Louis LEASING A THEATRE FOR ^-lAAAEHIM of 30 free throws while Conran's B on the course when the torrential night at Ml. Nebo. Two runs in to a 6-2 decision over Milwau­ AMERICAN LEAGUE Medics vs Nas.siff. 6, Buckley. I secutive s(K>reless innings to 23 INTO IT, . P. Miatrelta ...... 2 Lawyers vs. Aceto's. 6, Ver- ! with six-hit 4-0 victory over A NEW PLAY/ _ J CLP^iAuess was making good on only eight ‘ J. Miatretta ...... 1 5 , rains began needed three and four the .seventh inning won it and kee with the help of light hitting Exploding for eight runs in the is Next To of the same number of charity 14 putts to ram the ball* across the created a fou,r-way deadlock for planrk. ‘ Yankee*. ~C~AST=rrER A CLEM : While ...... 7 Bob Lillis. San Francisco scored third inning. Army A Navy tosses. Keieh ...... 1 3 soggy greens and into the cup. second place in the standings. eopu'Ness. 900V ' Feehler ...... 4 five in the seventh inning to beat i trounced Police k Fire, 12-1, la.st, A CteAW AND A Pual Quey of the High Senoo) ; Salmond ...... 3 'J without question, it would have Hank Felie's- long two-out hom­ Philadelphia in the first game 8-6, | night at Waddell Field. The game Booy O ^ M iM P topped all scorers with 22 points, McAniry i) taken a herculean round for any er in the seventh deadlocked the but the PhiU won the second 4-3 i was called at the end five IrfY MJO A with Conran's leading at ev ery , s"!),'’""" 9 of the nr.st day trailers including score 3-3. Dick Sauer then singled, on Bob MaHunua' seventh inning nings because o(,darkn(%s. 5------^ turn, 17-13, 34-27 and 44-39. Joe ' Palmer, who had a first round 73 went to second on a passed ball homer. Ray LaGace, with a three-ruri GOODYEAR - - GOfIDRIGH - - FIRESTONE Shea hooped 20- points for the' 7oisl« . 18 11 47 ■ to stay anywhere near the pace and came home on the third of RolBBiTt * • • homer, and Tony Kaustauskas losers. r Pm I set by Wall, Howie Edward.s hits for the night'. DODGERS-PIK.ATEM --- Podres : with two (or three, paced the vic- Trailing 21-18 at halftime, the i Ctrlson ...... The next break came when PGA Edwards had allso driven in Tel.so's gave up only one hit in the first ; tors at the plate. Meanwhile, Gary iJ. CampoKiu ... President Lou Strong announced •Marketmen stormed from behind ' J. V. Campoiiio two runs in the .second frame. six Innings and didn't allow a Spilth held the lo.sers w'ell in cheek Road Hazard Guarantee ' E I P i In the second half to register their Twaronit#' ...... that instead of setting the tourna­ Telso ...... 020 000 2—4-11-1 Pirate to reach secimd until Dick with but three hits. second victory in as many games I Morlarly ...... ment back a day, the final 36 holes Boland's ...... 010 101 0 -3 -1 0 -0 Stuart hit his 15th homer in the Army k Navy ....2(18 02 12-11-2 Pi^rann ...... would be played on Sunday. The Dave White (14) And Wes Fesh- Tomllhann B)irke. and McDowell; Carl.son seventh with a man on base. Duke-lPAF ...... 000 01— i -3-1 ler (tl) topped the winners while , Mft.insrowfri .’.'..'.'.’..'...'.,.7 4 double-r6tind fintfth; first for the And'Mehditto. Snider and Willie DaWs hit con- - —— - 6.70x15 . MR. ABERNATHY CAPTAIN EASY Rudy Wojnarowdcz had 11 point" | — ...... PGA since it was .sHi/ted from secutive homers off relief man Roy : NATIONAL LEAGUE BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIIMJEWAY BY LESLIE TURNER match play to a 72-hole medal m ea n w h ile; for Bolands. _ ' ■Score si hslf tlm», Bolsnd 31-1I. CHURCH SOFTB.AIX' Face in the ninth, long after loser ( Scoring in every inning but the SENOR (7UINN WOULD TTaAYBEI BUT IF KEEP •^JllCABO IT IS MOST play event in 1958, definitely fa­ Center Congo won a 7-0 forfeit Earl Francis had departed. fourth and doing most of their O.K.! I GET t h e re /ARE yot; NOT dare return Td( HE CONTACTS YOU, WATCH Ot 15 emiiio UNFOenilWT^ vors the younger, stronger golfers victory over Mai Tool last night. - ■ • • • scoring in clusters of threes, tht , 7.10x15 . . . . . THE m e s s a g e ! HAPPY NOW? NICARO, WHERE HE'D BEVREWItr THEM RITA.THE?I(E M VAIN. AND like Palmer. REDS-CUBS — Robinson, m ak-, Medics walloped Manchester AUto HIS HOUSE TO MAKE SURE TO BE I In winning three major titles in WOOF! CAUSHTIAUD .ALUMNI FARM LE.AGCE ing a strong bid for the triple ; 14-6. last night at. Buckley ; 9 SEACCHED Manormen Take Opener. 4-3 j the lAst 16 months. Palmer' has WE CAN DO Team No. 4 outlaated Team No. crown with a .346 batting average, Field. It wa^ the largest run ou t-. — ^ I blazed ■ final 36-hole rally to cap- 2, 10-9. second to only .Roberto Clomente,i P"! of the season'tp date, 7.50x15 . . MOW! MDTHiUO! I ture two of them. He did it last In Alumni League Playoffs ! year with a 65-70 finish in the Na------^— I Jimmy Welch paced the Medic." ; I tional Open at Denver's Cherry I U-hit attack with three hits in I Hills, He did it two weeks ago, with ! eluding a pair of doubles. Gporgi- 7.50 X14 .... Trailing by three run* sifter five« ers wer4 Frank Vaccaro, Carl a 69-72 windup on closing day in ■BrSdlaU' coasted 'along on this ■ National Stars Host ; fine cushion as he yielded sever EXCHANGE PLUS TAX- J t " JOMEfH- innings of play. Green Manor ex-' Hohenthftl and Pete Herdiq. ' miserable conditions in the Bril- hits and fanned 14 batters. iRBSewAy ploded fo^ four runs in the sixth ...... ^ ' ish" 6 pen arBTrkdaTe, EnglandL j inning to . register a 4-1 victory PAF ...... 000 120 0— 3-2-0 1 New ^ut ' Mark Schardt had two hits and over Police A Fire last night at ftuganla, Cappa (6 ) and H lg-1 Under the'new setup'dictated by Tri’ Village^ Tonight . Ray Halsted a two-bagger for the Charter Oak Park in the first gina; Plecity and Higgins. the postponement, the field was .to : Automeh. , £ X 5 Medics ...... 333.023—14.11-1 game' of a best of three series- to .------I be qut to the low 60 scores and ties determine the Aluinni League 'Auto Parts ...... 000 042-^- 6 ■7-4 a e r r s • I ! aftei; the .second round. Th^ nor- With a couple of 4-2 victories over Stafforii Springs and town champion. The second game Bradlau and Welch; Rae and EXTRA SPECIAL THE SW RY OF MAK'i'HA WAYNE SlderO M 'l I rilim plis mal Rg a format is four daily ' W IL S O N S C R U G G S the iSlanchester International 'League All-Stars already un-;Loveii I* scheduled Monday at Charter ■ . round." of 18 holes each, Thursday p r e m i u m NYLONS — 30^r DEEPER TREAD . I TOLD YOU MY I HAVE TO 00 DOWN 70 THE BOAT D A V Y JO N E S Oak starting through Sunday, with the field cut der their belts, Manchester's National League All-Stars will' .• ' don't BE/mA<36IC'i BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS In New Envlancls PUMS,MK.HACT®j/ .COLLEEN. ^ HERE,AHDMRS. ' I'lW The winners goTlhree of their to the low 90 and ties after two be .seeking a berth in the District Eight finals when thev LIETIME ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE ^ 'R Y KOODA'S l a t e ^THEy'LL be ^ five h)ts along with a wild pitch to rounds and the low 60 and ties af­ play host to the Tii-VHlage All-'^------^^ mfv. a al? HUKRV back/TM WAYNE-.r-ir/ riOHTENED ^H O LD IT, XIancheater, N. H., July 29 .— OVf* AMT... HE'S PROBABLY LOOKING FOR account for all of their runs in ter three. Stars tonieht Game time will be 6 * the fifth, Ansaldi a tallied seven FRIOHTENEp/ telling the POLICE a b o u t STEW POTTS. —Dick Siderowf; a young man Bt RiiAfiBv Field agAlnst■gainst Staffoi-dStafford and fanned 12 In 1{ times in the fifth frame and then ME SOON, rm the sixth. (Jarl Cplangelo and •UP) So Wall, who shrugged o ff the 40% DISCOUNT ff\.M ym Ar/A/ TH£ VAsr fXUUNG UB with a strong ironji game, today ai ButKie) riem. ithe Nationals initial - tournament------stopped a futile Lawyers rally in I ;^ .o U BASeZE" SWMDlf/ YOU'PENOT loss of a distinct advantage with SmKiSidSHT Wayne McCoy both had two hits looks forward to 'the National The‘Tri-Village team, which Is triumph. the sixth Inning to register a 10-8 □ ---- 7 AHNUn/ G O IN G ^ for the Manormen with the big a terse “Well, that a too bad, but made up of players from the towns NO MONEY DOWN — 1 YEAR TO PAY Amateur next month after captur­ thkt'a how It gbes eometimes." goes Expected to carry the big slicks victory last night at Verplanck ANYWHERE! blow being Colangelo'a two-run of East Windsor, Broad Brook and ing the 1961 New England Ama­ Off again today with a one-atroke foO the Silk. City team are Brian Field. Warehouse Point,, has captured a double during the game, winning teur golf title. ' lead over defending Champion Jay Mikullitz, Brian' Van Camp, Art Dick LoCroix, with, a double and rally, pair of one-run triumphs in battl­ , Siderowf walloped Bobby Allen, Hebert and Ernie 'VoBSler, who Huntington and BUI Barry. Mikul­ twto singles, and Billy Remrtey, DISCOUNT Andy Ruganis and Bruce Cappa 8 and 7, yesterday at the Man- opened Thursday with 68'a. ing its way into tonight’s semi­ litz had a double and single against with a pair of tingles, paced An- combined to stop the losers on idieater Country Club to become final contest. TritVillage blanked Stafford and a three-run homer in saldi’s. Mike Kleinschmidt - had but two hits. Cappa.came on in the the 11th Nutmeg etatc repreaent- Hazardville, 1-0, in its tournament the game with the International three hits for the Lawyers while STATION last of the sixth to preserve the atiye to be crowned in the 23- FIXlWERETTE LEAGUE debut and followed up with a 4-3 Leag^ AU-Stara. Van Camp and Steve Banas had two also for the Cole’s victory for Ruganis off whom Ul' year hllrtory o f th i event. High singles: Barbara Lloyd 123. victoi'y over the Wlnd.sor Am eri­ Huntiiigton both had three hits at loser-". 434 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTERt-4i41 I of the Police A Fire runs were, Siderowf. 24.^1ayed a, total of Doris Prentice 116, Barbara Doyon cans. Stafford Springs while Barry had. Ansaldi's 021 07x—10 11 3 ,1 scored with five errors proving 130 holes in la u n d er par aa he 11-2, Mim Bottl ;U2, Jll Kravontka A likely pUching candidate for a trio of base knocks in the victory lawryers CK)'S 401— 8 7 2 FREE TANK FULL O f OAS WmCLY S?iw c2^5=5k SosUy to the'M anormen . succeeded in his eighth try at the 111, Ann LAblbrirte 111, ^tuth Gro- the Nationals tonight Is Billy over the International League All- Lawrehc* and HamiIton,-Klei%- CvfeiuiTe atfekeuta for the loe- New Unglinde. m anillO, Alyee Pontieelll 110. Zwlek. H* tasaed • slx-hltter Stani. •ehmidt (2),-Mlnney and Turner, -1 a %■ F r '

PAOE T EH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1961 KiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 198L PAGB BLCVKN

Rooms Without Board $9 Trailers 6 :a Wantod 'To Rent 6S' Houses For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 H oum s For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY P A G A LY and SH O R TEN Household Goods Si ArtiFlcB Pdt Sale 4S r o o m f o r BENT, kitchen prlvl. $100 DOWN on older ofie bcdtoom. DESPERATELY needed—4-5 room MANCHESTER—6 room caps, fire­ n —VERNON—Near new elemen­ ANDOVER: 4%%- mortgage may COVENTRY — Small farm, old FtiAT VfALL stone, fireplace and TORO LAWNMOWBRS at new low leges, mlddle-ags wdy, 128 Birch apaHment by mother and 4 chil­ place, plastered walls, full ceram- tary echool. New 6 room ranch, 3 be assumed—total price $14,500. homestead, 10 acres more or lesJii How and Why We Must SOxlO new 2 bedroom, double sink, St., MI $-4451. CLASSIFIED batn in color, $4,495 complete. THIO BOAST veneer atone, five sizes to select prices, 31” self-propelled Toro dren by August 8. Up to $110 ic bath, upstairs completely fin­ fireplaces, built-in stove and oven, Cim be bought with small down *9,600. Joseph Barth, Broker, MI ViASIDUflHAO KlOBOOywmiURCBlKT from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel rotary, reg. price $139.95 apeclal monthly. Call MI 3-8830. ished to knotty pine with buUt-toi, attached garage, amesite drive, payment. A desirable 8 zoom home 9-0S40, New deluxe, built-in radio, wall-to- COULD FOtSIftV KNOW $99.95. Marlow's, Inc„ 867 Mato, wall carpeting:, special appliances, I A MEXICAN Ml 9-0617. FRONT ROOM, parking, centrally roomy kitchen, aluminum storms large lot, selling fbr $19,900, Call with very large lot. Pratt Agency. WHAT IT MEANS TO I E Drink -from the Sea on big shaded lot. High Manor SADDLE.’ we MI 9-6321. slid permanent siding. Ideal for the R, F. Dlmock Co., MI 8-8245. PI 2-78M or W. O. Abbott, PI MANCHESTER-Business zone, -2 EMGAseA«SEorrr>soHLGuernsey. In 1962, little. Israel is There are some technical men tion. The Herald Is respooeible tor onl.T ONE Incorrect or omitted v'heel Instruction for teenagers Good selection of furniture for the PLEASANT ROOM, gentleman completely redecorated, hot water scheduled to begin operating a In the Department of the Interior 9-7319. only, private entrance. 65 Clinton Houses for Sale 72 room, 6 room 8pUt level. Custom baseboard radiation throughout, Beechler-Smith 3-5121. Insertion for iny advertisement and then onlv to the extent of a Ml 9-6075 entire home]‘ x.^ built-in features, plug 1V4 baths, quarter-mlllion-gallon-a-day plant who would be willing to bet ths^ “make (rood” Insertion. Errors which do not'lessen the value of St. Tel. MI 8-4372. artesian well, one acre lot with Call Wes Smith MI 9-8952 U.S. will be able to produce de­ BOWERS SCHOOL AREA-6 room picture book kitchen with double large trees and a magnificent with a radical new design to water the advertisement will not be corrected by “make food” Insertion. MORTLOCK’S Driving School—Of­ ROUND OAK big size dining room Open DallylO-5 oven, dlntog rOom, full plaster Lots For Sale 73 a part of Its Negev desert. salted water for as low as 40.c$nts fice, 443 .Main St., Manchester. Eveniius 7^0-9 home, fireplace, large cabinet view. Shown ^ appointment only. table. MI 3-4564. ROOM FOR rent near Center. Free house, rec room with fireplace, 3- a thousand gallons within id to 15 Learning correctly "May ...Save MI 3-5187 ^ X, kitchen, formal dLitog room, 2-car Can the R. F. Dlmock Co., MI TWO B ZONE lots with city Why the rush? In the U.S., tech­ VOtiR tX>OPERAHON iv n x parking. MI 9-4401. car garage. Beautiful high eleva­ nical men warn there will be a cru­ years. If savings from selling by­ Your Life." - Driver education suPER- HOUSE PAINT-White and colors garage, beautifully landscaped 8- 5345 or Richard Dlmock, 8 ROOM MI quality ranch with extras, water. Union St. Manchester. products are realized.' BE APPREtTATED L am en ts AT THE yard. Marlon E. Robertaon. Bro­ tion. Large shade trees. Alto iiew 9- 8003. -choice location. Owner MI 9-8605. cial national water shortage in Diol Ml 3-2711 classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ $4.95 per gallon. DrIveW'ay coating A GOOD SELECTION of steillized| PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman, *2,350 each. Ml 9-6498. fessional Driving School Assn. Ml MARHET BOTCHtR COUNTER reconditioned used furniture ker, MI 8-6953. storage shed. House vacant. - teas than 15 years. Industrial de­ These optimists' are expecting $5.60 per 6 gallon can. Morrison separate entrance parking, near Priced to esil. V—TWO-FAMILY. $17,800. 6 and I. AT BOLTON LAKE is a delightful some real br^kkthroughs. ’rhey 9-7398. WHERE THE MEAT WM'T Paint Store, 385 Center St. every room, including appliances.^ 714 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ velopment of key areas, especially HALF AS TOUGH AS THE Main Street. Call 'MI 3-1616 or MI $12,600—8 Bedroom ranch, fire­ 2-car garage, completely redeco­ 8 room year around ranch on a ful view, minutes out, trees only in the West and Southwest, al­ point out that Yhe five methods 30% off on new dinette, kitchen \9-2951. CUSTOMERS USED LUMBER to frame one (li sets, mattresses. Credit terms. I.,e. place. storms. Small cash assumes Phone MI 3-6273 rated, separate oil heating sys­ nicely shaded lot. (Two additional *2,800. Carlton W. Hutchins,' Ml ready is being held back by the the U. S. IS trying out in its multl- Motorc.vcies— Bicycles 11 car garage. 2X4’s and 2x8's, Blanc Furniture Hospital. 195 $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch- tems, laroe lot. Call the R. F. lota are Included.) A pin# paneled 9-8132. shortage. mlllioii' dollar demonstration pro­ REASONABLE suburban large Ins, MI 9-5182. Dlmock Co., Ml 9JI248. Barbara living room with fieldstone fire- gram are basically old ideas. TTiey FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE cheap. MI 9-0339. South Street, Rockville. TR 5-2174. room>cooklng privileges, car nec­ Water shortages make it almost MfSklAN HUQH drive for building water resalting currents. Another suggests using answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the \n 9-6053 after 5. Economical. High quality parts. or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. sion guaranteed while training, ad­ onstrate, Call MI 9-1847’ for ap­ WESTINGHOUSE 40" 46 HARLAN STREET - 6 room CHARLES W. LA'THROP 8-1877,. WOW! erage, good neighborhood, .n e a r range, like Cape, fireplace, IH baths, full schools and bUs line, *2,500 fach. plants in the late '60s. This doesn’t atomic power for the heat needed Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Party Plan Sensation. Samples vance to $140 pliis expenses after pointment. Price $1,600. new, MI 3-0096, Tenements 63 MI 9-0384 mean that turning ocean water | to desalt the water, COMPLETE REPAIRS - By 8tu- service since 1931. Phone Ml furnished free. MEdford 8-74T7. training. Phone CH 2-1406 or PI basement, enclosed porch, garage, MANCHESTER — Kenwood Rd. Look What Charles Lesperance, MI 9-762S, into \i-U1 U- V\,, fV,.— n...... , . MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE MU 8-9006. GENERAL RENTAL agency J. D. wooded lot 75x160. Marion B. New oversized 814 room ranches, into jlfresh” will be cheap by then. But the technical men eay that, art R. Wolcott on automAtlc 9-4537. Potterton’s, 130 Center St. 2-6488, for personal Interview ap­ MANCHESTER - Cape, 6 finished ButBjit so many cities snd so many 16 FOOT MFG 35 h.p. motor. Hale Realty, 470 Main Street', MI Robertaon, Broker, Ml 8-5953. ceramic tile bath, 3 bedrooms, if there’s really going to be cheap Ml 9-0500 washers dryers luid electric pointment. GAS STOVE 44 ". *25; baby ear- rooms, large kitchen, dlntog room, W e’ve Got Resort Property For Sale 74 Andvdustries will need water .so badly ranges. sO 9-6678 IF YOU HAVE professional exper­ A Hardy trailer. Call MI 9-1152, riage, *5. MI 3-2940. 8-5129. living room, den, 2 full baths, 4 kitchens with formica counters, desalted water, there will have to MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA ience in sewing drapes, the mana­ *87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate birch cabinets, exhaust fan, dining You won't believe your ears when that they’ll be willing to pay. be .some radical new solutiojis. and leave your message. You'll hear from our advertiser in Jig TOOLMAKERS and all around split, recreation room. Garage, bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas­ time without spending all evening at the telephone. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. television, aervice. Ml 9-4641. ger of Pilgrim Mills would like to machinists. All fringe benefits. THREE ROOM apartment, includ­ area. Picture window, full cellar you hear the price of this custom Right now, desalting plants A. Using ultrasonics,, sounds so ing heat, hot water, and gas for huge lot, 4H% mortgage. Carlton tered wmis, full dormer, garage, built 3 or 4 bedroom colonial in pletely furnished 2 bedroqnrfs, liv­ Reasonable rates. Can PI 3-7568 , speak to you, Cheney Hall Build- Apply Wllco Machine Tool Co., BuildinK .Materials 47 FOR SALE—One refrigerator, *85. nice lot. Available for FHA ap­ with hatchway or walkout base­ around the world are turning out high pitched you can’t hear them. between 1:30-4:30 or any time TELEYISION antenn^and rotor, ing, Hartford Road 'Manchester cooking, electric refrigerator and W. Hutchins, MI 9-6132. ment. Amesite drive. Oil hot sir choice West Side location in Man ing room, large kitchej),--i)ath, ar­ about 20 million gallons of water Route 6 and 44A. Bolton. C. Fox, Apt, 18, 613 Main, Town. praisal value of $16,800. As little tesian well, hot wat^. Large en­ Seientista hope that the powerful Saturday or Sunday. systems installed and repaired. ' ------ASSORTE3D USED lumber, build­ stove. Call Ml 9-7737 from 4-8 p.m. heat. Large lots, fully landscaped Chester. 114 baths, spacious sun- a day. They’re in Kuwait on the vibrations would somehow act dif­ Serving .Manchester and sur­ SEWING MACHINE operators 8 ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ ag $800 down to assume present porch. attached garage. Close to all close!^ porch can be used for din­ SHOE SALBISMEN, full and part- morigoge. Call McCarthy Enter with shrubs! Sidewslka and curbs. Persian Gulf-, in the Caribbean, ferently on the salt and on ths Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4i AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ rounding areas. Modern TV Serv­ a.ni.-4:30 p.m., experienced pre­ tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors MAHOGANY dropleaf table and THREE ROOM apartment, heated, lish Colonial, baths, large facilities. Reduced for quick sate to ing and extra irfeeping area, PI time, good opportunity. Apply Mr. kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large prisee, Inc., MI 4-1539, Joh.n V, Price, $14,490. Down payment $800. California and in South Africa. water, helping to separate the two. ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior ice. 405 Center St.. Ml 3-2205. ferred, Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ and windows. Open dally 3:30-8 pads. MI 9-7349. unfurnished, available now. Plus Schwartz Real Estate, MLS Real­ *17,300. CaU Doria Smith for de 2-8689. LOST—Gold bow-knot pin, senti­ NEED A Ca r and had your credit Stannard, Endicott-Johnson, Park- wooded lot, 35x50’ outdoor swim­ Panclera, BU 9-8044. CosU of producing fresh water B. Bubbling .some types of gas pavers. Ml 3-6515, pany, 60 Hilliard St. ade Shopping Center. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock 2 garages available now. Call MI tor. AD 6-1241, CH 2-2865. tails. mental value, vicinity Hale's Store turned down? Short on down pay­ Place_off North Main St. Choman's 3-6441 between 6-8. ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, BOLTON-^lrst lake —waterfront from the.se plants run from about through the salty water; The right or Manchester Green. Reward. | ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? ALL TYPES of screens repaired. Millinery Dressmaking 19 PILGRIM MILLS has full-time DRIVER WANTED for auto parts Housewrecking, Ml 9-2392. WESTINGHOUSE 17" floor model 1-car gar^ e, *28.900. Phllbrick BRICK HOME—6 large rooms, 2 5 -ro^ " cottage which can be $5 a thousand gallons down to gases at the right temperatures Mrs. George W. Cheney. MI 3-4468. i Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ Call Ml 9-4533 for free pick-up. position available for experienced store, 18 or older Inquire Winkler television set, *25. Call MI 3-8913, THREE ROOM heated apartment, Agency, MI 9-8464. FIRST OFFERING fun baths, 3-car garage, excellent lARVIS REALTY easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ $1.45 a thousand. The new plant and pressures form crystals with las. get the lowdown on the lowest Fast service. FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ cashier. Apply to manager Pilgrim Auto______Parts,, 179 W. Middle T^ke., stove and refrigerator furnished, condition. Between one and two ertson. broker. Ml 3-5953 at Freeport, it’s estimated, will the water. The .salt can then be NOTICE IS HEREBY given that | down and smallest payments any­ tions, cal! Lyn Kratzke Ml 3-0682 Diamonas— Watchc ALL USED sewing machines must adults only. Can MI 3-7894 after 6 OWNER TRANSFERRED turn salt water into'''‘fresh” at washed off, the temperature raised Pass Book No. SS4919. issued by ' Mill.s, 177 Hartford Road. Man- Manchester acres of land. Fruit trees. High He<ors BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage. where. Not a small loan or finance COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ any time. rhe.ster. Open noon til! 9 p.m. be sold—Singers and other makes. p.m. MI 3-4112 MI J£ ^ 9 about $1 a thousand gallons. A and the gas bubbl^. ITiis leaves The Sa^ngs Bank of Manchester j pairs all ' makes refrigerators, .- Jewelry 48 VERNON Oversized 7-room Cape, 3 large elevation. Six miles from Man­ Llynwood Drive, winterized, has company plan, Douglas Motors. CONTACT MAN Singer Portable *24.50: Singer chester. Phllbrick Agency, MI larger version-'''bf the projected pure watei-. has been lost and application has 333 Main St. freexers, washing machines,- dry­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do­ bedrooms, 12x24 family room, fire Ma n c h e s t e r —6 room rtCmbUng company water, located near the COMPTOMETER LEONARD W. TOST. Jewelers - Console *39.50: cabinet electric BETTER TAKE A LOOK place, garage, comblnationu win 9-8464 Israel plant would also produce C. Exploding an atomic or hy­ been made to said bank for pay-1 ers ranges, oil and gas burner's. Credit organization needs local mestic hot water, spacious ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ usable water at around $1 a thou­ ment of the amount of deposit. ' | Moving— Trucking— Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ *49.50; brand-new Singer Spartan dows and doors, hot water oil hea*. drogen bomb underneath a body CALL OR SEE me for a good deal i Ml 9-0055. All work guaranteed, OPERATOR man to call on Business and Pro- portable *59:50: Singer Sewing grounds, Woodland St. Adults. Lovely 2 year old, 6 room ranch, lot, sunken 18'6''xIF9" living ply Edward J. Holl or your own sand gallons. of .salty water. The heat and the on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-l Storage 20 fessional men 50 miles radius. If ly. Reascmable prices 'Tues­ Available July 1. Call Ml 3-2171 or city water and sewerage, shade COVENTRY—$4,500 broker. Tel. Ml 3-5117. day through Saturday, Thursday Center, 832 Main Street. MI spacious sliding closets in each of room, fireplace^/two bedrooms, Natural fresh water costs all the difference in temperature, the FOUND—Collie, sable and white. ! used cars. Walter G, Parker L P LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Opening ftfr comptometer operator -''“f hav* .sold Specialties. Food MI 3-8470 after 5 :S0. the 3 bedrooms, tile walls in the trees, good location. House in ex­ Retirement or beginner's'special. female. Call l^e Fracchia Dog MANCHESTER Movtog and Truck­ evenings. 129 Spruce Sl MI 9-4387 8-8883. Modern 3 room home, full base­ den or t h i^ bedroom, dining way from a half-cent a thousand sclentisrts say. could be used to Fitzgerald. Inc., 73 Brooklyn St.] repaired, sales and service, pick with good figure aptitude. Com- PlaJis. Books, Memorials, or have large bath, living room with pic­ cellent condition throughout. Quick room, kitclieh, utility room, 114 ASHFORD LAKE Warden. RU 3-8594. Rockville. Ml 9-5324. up and delivery. Complete line of ing Company. lyjcal and long dis­ pany Offers excellent benefit pro­ collecting experience, this is an un NEW SPACIOUS 6-room apart­ occupancy. Asking price, $17,500. ment, near Route 31. Owners will gallons up to $6 o’r $7 or even more. separate the water from the salt. tance movtog, packing and stor­ COMPLETE 4 rooms of household ture window, bright kitchen with baths, Imsement, aluminum storm Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, gram. good wages, modem air con­ usual opportunity for you. Perma ment, stove, refrigerator, heat custom cabinets, cozy den. Large finance. Shorefront cottage, 3 bedrooms, But most U.S. communities spend LiOST—Pair of glasses, plastic, 1955 \-TON PICKUP JEEP with age. Regular service throughout Garden— Farm— Dairy furnishings, Rea.ionably priced. windows and doors, patio with family room, screened porch, fur­ about 30 to 45 cents per thou­ garden and lawn supplies. L A M ditioned office. Apply. nent and miist’ have car. High 238 Oak Street, Friday and Satur­ hot water furnished. Near High scenic lot, 5 minutes from , down- CHARLES LESPERANCE fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga dark blue with clear. Vicinitv snow plow. Excellent condition. Equipment Corponition, Route 83, New England States and Florida. Products 50 School. Adults and teenagers LAWRENCE F. FIANO nished. TV set, domestic hot water sand — and .sell .it to their con­ Fairway, Main Street Finder An 3-6563. Commission - Bonus arrangement day. towTi Manchester. All for *15,500. MI 9-7620 Realtor MI 3-2766 rage and amesite drive. Excel MI 9-0201. Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. with advancement opportunity. *125 only. Call MI 3-4787, MI 3-6845. heater, one motor boat, canoe, sumers at 25 to 40 cents by absorb­ please telephone MI 9-7189. First National Stores, Inc. PICK TOUR own com for eating Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 lent value, 123,900. For additional ing some of the overhead. But 70 About Town TRUCKING—14 foot heavy plat­ weekly draw qualified man. Write BEDROOM SET—double bed. msf- information contact McCarthy En pram. Permanent dock, floating — BUICK 1952s«(-runnuig, wUl trade for SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired Park and Oakland Aves. and freezing 25c a dozen. 214 TWO ROOM apartment. Stove, re­ dock. Nice lawn, excellent beach. rents a thousand Is not unusual. Eighth District firemen who plan NOTICE IS HEREBY given ...... form tnick with one-ton power lift Box M, C O Herald. Gardner St. tre.ss and springs, bureau. MI terprises, Inc., MI 4-1539. John'V riding mower, air conditioner, etc. from the shop. Can take care of j E. Hartford, Conn. 9-4061. frigerator, hot water and heat. J. D. REALTY CO. STERLING PLACE (next to our Properly priced. Some consumers just outside to march in the Farmington pa­ P w Book No. SS 10371. issued by: (Jooir■ ' all your upholstering needs at gate. Call MI 9-0613 Utllitlea supplied. Semi-private office)—Oversized custom built Panclera, BU 9-8044. The Savings Bank of Manche.ster I MI 3-5129 ■VYashington, D. C„ pay 75 cents. rade tonight wdll meet at the fire­ great savings. Call CH 2-2378 I AGGRESSIVE career woman need­ Situations Wanted— 30" ELECTRIC deluxp stove. Will bath. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main Cape. Four large rooms, full base­ BOLTON Desalting scientists think they has been lost and application has 1958 BLACK AND white Chevrolet;. ______AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- SWEEIT CORN—40c dozen. Angel SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage house, Main and Hilliard Sts., at moving, packing, storage. Low ed for new do.smetic company in take best offer. Practically new. St, *12,600—SIX ROOM colonla’ , nice ment. big upstairs. Level lot, quiet Six room expandable Cape, 4 fin­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA one day will get costs down to 42 5:30. been made to said bank for pay-' excellent condition. Call -MI 9-5425 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, direct sales, needs good car. Female 38 St., Manchester. location and still In the center of near to stores, schools and bus. ment of the amount of deposit. ! after 5 p.m. fireplaces. flagstone terraces. rate on long distance moves to MI 3-6445. condition, picturebook kitchen, ished, fireplace, combination win­ Marion E. Robertson, Broker, MI MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 to 48 cents a thousand gallons. 48 states. Personalized service. Ml Salary, bonuses and benefits dis­ very central. Carlton W. Hutchins toivn. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. dows, amesite drive, large lot, ex­ 3-5963. They a.ssume: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, 167 i>WAT T j~,A r,—7T~1—;;— ----- Work done at reasonable prices. cussed,in Interview. Wire night let. FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, Ml 3-1577. ^lALL-CAR large family. Must MI 3-0796. 3-5187, CH 7-1428, TEEN-AGER desires babysitting Household Goods 51 MI 9-5132. cellent condition throughout, $3,000 1. Big plants will turn out 50 Cooper Hill 8t., left Bradley Field ter collect, A. Vanderbilt, Hart­ Cottage St., MI 9-5229, 9-5. AfANCHESTER—Special, 6 and 8 illion gallons a day. Annonneements V n either car or family. Prefer i :------afternoons or evenings. MI 8-0301. Musical Instruments 53 25 WESTMINSTER RD. - 8 room down will assume 414% G.I. mort­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 last night for a three-week vaca­ acrifice 1959 deluxe yellow hard- HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main- filANCHESTER Package Delivery. ford Western Union, immediatelv. RENT A Ta p e recorder a# low as NEW CAPES and Ranches. City gage. Total monthly payments only duplex, 2-car attached garage, 2. Major bugs will be ironed 50c daily. Marlow’s, 887 Main, Call FOUR ROOM ground floor apart­ gas, city water, landscaping, colonial, 11 i baths, fireplace, hot tion In England, where they wdll (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL op DKW made by Mercedes Benz. ! tenance, hedge pruning. Contact Light trucking and package deliv- ment, central location, adequate *84. Full price *13,500. central, full price, *17,500. 4 room VYISH SOMEONE to handle your rout of the methods they’re work­ be the guests of relatives In Cott- Assoctotim, Special Re^esenta-. Front wheel drive, excellent con-, John E. Whitham. Ml 9-7090 ery. Refrigerators, washers and Experienced SEWING, alterations done at home Ml 9-5221. ELECTRIC GUITAR with ampll- 90’xl50’ lot, formica counters, water oil heat, attached garage, home, nice lot, excellent location, ing on. MI 3-7787. parking, adults preferred. Call MI wall to wall carpeting, plastered real estate? Cali m,e at Ml 9-0320 ingham, Yorkshire. live, C. W. Barnett, 28 Otis St.W dition, original owner. Call R E -' — ■ ^------stove moving specialty. Folding SEWING l^TAGHINE fier. Inquire 134 Oakland Street. 3-1578. knotty pine cabinets, ull base­ R. D. Murdock $9,450. Short way out—nice 5 room tor prompt and courteous service Manchester, Conn,, M3 3-7424. public 4-5335, Springfield ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an­ chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752 OPERATORS and Three Rooms of Furniture ment, metal hatchway, full insula­ walls, city, water- and sewerage. home, full cellar, oil heat. *7,800. tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram­ Vacant, immediate occupancy, Joseph Barth, Broker. tiques included, work guaranteed. TRAINEES FROM MODEL HOME ROCKVILLE—12 Ellington Ave. 3 bedroom ranch and 3 bedroom ^‘1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy, radio, -An 9-1962. Situations Wanted— Male 39 Large well furnished, light house­ ic tile, hot air heat, sixth, unfin­ (jharles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. split, both in excellent condition, CASH WAITING for property own NOTICE O f PUfiUC HeAMNG ON PROfOSCD P e n o n a la Painting— Papering 21 Wanted— To Buy 58 ished room In Cape, built-in oven U & R REALTY heater, fair condition Reasonable Apply TWO COLLEGE student# desire Cost Over $700 keeping 3 room apartment, *25 MANCHESTER — Ansaldl built *12,900. Many more from *4,600 ers. Please call us before you buj SAMTARY SEWER EXTENSION MI 9-1423. weekly, adults only. Call TR and range In Ranch. Only $12,490, MI 3-2692 ■ up. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Or sell. Speedy service. J. D, RIDE WANTED from Manchester! ______EXTERIOR and Interior "ainting, MANCHESTER MODES. Inc. exterior house painting. Reason­ WE BUT, 8EU. or trade antique *390 down. Call McCarthy Enter­ Ranch. 3 tw*in sized bedrooms, In Hillside Street, Cols Street and Asylum Street Hoosehold Senriees able rates. Quality work. Recom­ NEVER BEEN USED 5-5689, TR 6-7871 large cabinet kitchen, disposal, Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930, MI Realty. M l 3-5129. Center to Cove Restaurant. Coven-,; 1958 HILL.MAN Minx Convertible.] decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean Pine St. and used furniture, china, glass, prises, Inc.. Ml 4-1539, John V. VERNON—Care and detail have 9-6824. TILLSIDE STREET try between 3:30-4 p.m. daily. PI Excellent condition 30 m.p g 4- Offered 13-A mendations. Call PI 2-7001 or MI , Sale Price $388 exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath. 2 2-8335. —, . . i* s . workmanship. Free estmates. No silver, picture frames and old ROCKVnXE—14 Laurel. Well fur­ PanClera, BU 9-8044, been lavished on this custom 2 DO IT NOW—List your home for job too small. John Verfaille .MI WOMAN WANTED-cashier ^ 9-0007. coins, old dolls suid guns, hobby fireplaces, hot water oil heat, quick sale. If you are buying, we North Side speed transmission, radio.'heater,' FLAT FINISH Holland window snack bar attendant. Manchester Pay Only $4 Week nished 8 room apartment, *22 bedroom ranch, situated on a FIRST TIME on market — West Name Address 3-2521. collections, attic contents or whole weekly. Also 2 room furnished SIX ROOM CAPE, bnezeway and aluminum combinations, amesite Side—2.famlly, 5-5, 3 bedrooms on are sure to have It. (jail Bob ELECTROLUX Salsa and Service, Drive-In Theater. Route 6, BpHon. HANDY MAN—Small jobs wanted. garage, full shed dormer, 3 full drive, shade trees, excellent 100x180 high, dry and wooded lot Arthur W, and Delia T. Foraker 47 Hillside Street takes It. Call MI 9-5524. metal Venetian blinds at a new Painting, rough, carpentrv, land­ Sacrificing complete bedroom, estates. Furniture Repair Service, apartment, *18 weekly. TR 5-9594, with panoramic view—attached ga­ each side, porch, oil heat, revenue Wolverton, broker, MI 3-1914, 9 bonded repreaentatlve, Alfred EXTERIOR and Ir.terior painting. Call MI 9-6000 after 7 for appoint­ Talcottville, Cmin. Tel. Ml 8-7449. baths, wooded lot. easy wialktog housekeeping, quick occupancy, till 9. HILLSIDB SnUBBT AmeU, 906 Henry St. Tel. scaping, gardening. Call MI 3-0447 complete living room and kitchen TR 6-7871. rage, enclosed 12x12 patio, exhaust $150 monthly, city water and sew­ South Side MI 1954 FORD 9 Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. ment with manager, Elmer Wil­ distance to schools, bus, and ahop- $16,100. Escott, agent, MI 9-7683. erage. Priced at only $14,900. 8-0450. - radio, heater, Fordornatic, excel­ Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. son. evenings Y decorator furniture from model dis­ plng. Don't mlsa this outstanding fan, disposal and double sink In 17 None ■u. play home. We will give you free NEW—CAPES and Ranches—mini­ foot kitchen, glass enclosed bath Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. lent transportation Good tires. ' Ra DIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. Floors. Good clean workmanship. THREE ROOM apartment. 118 value, *15,900. Phllbrick ^ en cy , Legal Notice per month. Call MI 9-8886 between houae, four bedrooms. Real big Present Hon. Elmore Turklngton. 15 Starkweather 8t. , FOR SALE—1953 Ford, new motor, WASHER • REFRIGERATOR re- sonable rates 30 years In Man­ Part-Time Before you buy furniture any­ per, 41 Center Street, Manches­ 5:80-7:30 p.m. dining room, large living room Agency. MI 3-1914, 9 fill 9, Efiq., Judge., TR 5-2894, where—shop at Norman's. deep lot. Walk-out basement, ga­ Rockledge—90 Ludlow Road. Cus­ COLE s t r e e t FOUR BURIAL lots Rose Hill excellent condition real clean car pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml ter, Connecticut until August 8, plus ^rches and air conditioning. tom designed and construction. 6 On motion‘ of Mre. Linda We."tepholm. West Side AU 9-327^ 9-9237. ro:\TPTOMETER ROCKVILLE!—5 room apartment This house has to sell and Is OWNER OFFERS 3 bedroom cus­ rage, tool sheds. Ideal for large Executrix. Lewl.< Hill Road. Coventry. Cemetery, whole or part Sacri­ guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4537. Pot- COUNTRY Boarding — all dog 1961 at 11:00 A.M. for Collection family. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI room oversize ranch, 2-car garage. Conn., on the estate of Axe} I. We.ster- Clayton D. and Madeline Eldredge 16 Oole Street fice to sell. MI 9-3618. I —------terton’a, 130 Center St. available August 1. No heat, *58 priced well below market. T. J tom built ranch, living room with EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ breeds. Attendant at all times. 17 CUBIQ f 60T chest freezer, of Garbage and Rubbish. 3-1577. 2 full colored tile baths, all copper holm, late of Coventry, within aaid dl.s Charles W. and Olga B. Robinson 22 Cole Street , 1952 FORD 2-DOOR V-8 radio and , ------— ------— OPERATOR Pctacre.a Kennel, Junction Route Bid forms and specifications are monthly. Write Box K, Herald. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. large picture window and porch tricl. deceased. cialize in commercial, residential, priced reasonable. MI 3-0494. overlooking reservoir and golf plumbing and heating, city sewer This Court doth decree that six William D. Wilson 30 Cole Street AntomobfleB for Sale 4 ^ heater. H. Gill, 33 Beelzebub Rd. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired .8 and 87, Andover. PI 2-7800. available at the Controller’s Of­ LIKE LARGE rooms? 7 large and water, center hall layout, a William D. and Irene Wilson 30 Cote Street Wapping. from the shop. Cai, take care of Industrial, and trim jobs. Big or r. MANCHEJSTER-Bolton town line— MANCHESTER —531 Vernon St. course. MI 9-8590. months be allowed and limited for the small we do them all Joseph /'’ r ’'‘".“ .p'! fice, 66 Center Street. Manches­ three large rooms *115 per month. New 7 room Colonial, 12x23' rooms in Rockledge split level, formal dining room, Roman brick creditors of .said e.slate to exhibit thejr Milton K. and Jeanne P. Adams ‘ 34 cole Street OLDER CARS mechanics *PC’ i all your upholstering needs at operator for part-time work, hours PLPPIES Shelties, sable and ter, Connecticut. brand new. 2 fireplaces. 2-car ga­ floor to ceiling fireplace. Westing- clalm.s against the same to the Execu­ ctala, fixlt yourself ca n , always great savings. Call CH 2-2378. Dionne, contractor. Cali NU 3-0494. white: Poodles, white, black. Heat, hot water, stove, and refrig- paneled family room, 114 baths, 3 trix and directs that public notice be ASYLUM s t r e e t 1955 FORD V-8, 11 a m.-3 p.m. or 12-4 p.m. Pleas­ NOTICE TO TOWN OF MANCHESTER, erator. A pleaaant place to live. large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven rage. Porter St. School, Look it house all-electric built-ins and dish- given of this order by advertising in a North Side a good aelection. Look behind our 2 door. Ver\' clean ant, air-conditioned office, good Dachshunds. Petarres Kennel. coNNExrncuT OWNER TRANSFERRED over at your convenience. Cal! w’asher. Come see this tremendous new.spaper having a circulation in said office. Douglae Moton, 888 Mato.' , MI 9-6238. WEAVING of Bums, moth noles i Junction Route 6 and 87, Andover. Shown by appointment. MI 3-5983. and range, dishwksher, disposal, dialrirt. and by posting a ropv thereof Louise Wilson 147 Parker Street and tom clothing, hosiery runs, j Electrical Services '12 j " ’aBC" Apply RICHARD MAR’nN, garage, “i acare, beautifully land­ John H. Lappen. Inc., MI 9-5261, value Saturday or Sunday 2 till 5 on the public sign post in .said Town Jeannette Z. Erickson 6 Radding Street PI 2-7800. CONTRACTORS GENERAL MANAGER FIVE ROOM apartment for rent. Wetherell St.—Built by Ansaldl. 5- evening and weekend, MI 3-5219. or call builder at MI 9-5524. handbags repaired, zipper re-1 scaped, large shade trees, porch, room Ranch, 5 years old, full base­ of Coventry, nearest the place where Russell E. and Hilda R. Miller 47 Buckingham St. 1966 FORiJ'CQNA’ERTIBLE *500. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv- ; Sealed proposal will be received Manchester West Side Call MI many extras, *24,900. By appoint the. deceased last dwelt. A W inner! placements, umbrellas repaired, ice on all types o? electrical wlr-; Fir.sl National Stores, Inc. BOARDING small dogs Is our spe­ ment, tile bath, fireplace, plastered OUT COVENTRY WAY—5 room Ceitlfjed from Record ASYLUM STREET MI 9-7706. men's shirt collars reversed suid' cialty. Call Ml 3-5427 for reserva­ at the Bolton Elementary School, 9-6790. ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI JUST LISTED! - ing Licensed and insured. Wilson , Notch Road, Bolton, Coiin. (R.D, walls, full Insulation, large kitchen ranch on lot approximately EL.MORK TURKlNtJTON, Judge. South Side replaced. Marlow's Uttle Mend­ Park A Oakland Aves. tions. Harmony Hill Kennels, Bol­ 3-6396. with many cabinets, hot water oil 200x5(K). living room 14x24. Yours Genuine 4 bedroom ranch In Nicholas A. and Mary H. Marziaio 8 Asylum Street ing Shop; Electrical Co., Manchester. MI ton. 2, Manchester. Conn.l until 4:00 DECREE ON LIMITATION OF heat, cast iron radiators, ameslts for only *8,500. Madeline Smith, preatige section of Manchester. CLAIM8 9-4817 Glastonbury. ME 3-7376 1 • E. Hartford, Conh. P.M.. August 7. 1961, by the Board SEPTIC TANKS THREE ROOM apartment, eteam BOLTON LAKEFRONT- Contem- You are hereby notified that the Board of Directors] of the heat, adults only. MI 3-8053. drive, shade trees, excellent condi­ Realtotr. MI 9-1642. Dining room, 114 baths, full cellar, AT A COURT o r PROBATE holden Little Charmer! HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov- Of Education, Town of Bolton, for AND porary.ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, At Coventry, within and for the Dis­ Town of Manchester propose to construct a sanitary sewer to tlie remodeling of classroom 19. ] tion throughout. Quick occupancy. garage, outside utility room. Sud­ trict of Coventry, on the 27lh dav of Hillside Street, Cole, Street and Asylum Street. al, cellars, and attics cleaned. | Bonds— S tocks M ortRages 31: PUBLIC HEALTH Nurse *4200- j CATS ONLY BOARDED— Fenros BIX ROOM duplex, 129 Cooper Hill ultra modern kitchen. 3 large bed­ WALKER STREET—8 room Cape, Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold $.1200, Hamden Health Depart­ Cattery. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-9181. Bids will be publicly opened and rooms, II2 baths, 2-zone heating, Asking price, $16,900. den Job transfer makes price real­ July. A.D. 1961. You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or Hoar, 4M0I4. SECOND MORTGAGE money—We PLU66ED SEWERS Street, available after August 1- screened porch, fireplace. 1-car istic at once, not six months from Pre.nenl jlon. Elmore Turkinglon. ment. RN with degree preferred. read at 8:00 P.M. on August 7 at MI 3-2284. thermopane windows, garage garage, shaded lot. *18.000. Phil- K.«q., Judge. buildings upon which the cost of such extension may be assessed. can supply any amount of money Consider RN with minimum 32 the School. The owner re.serves the space for 2 cars, Marion E. Rob­ CHARLES LESPERANCE now. By appointment only. On motion of Harold J. Bickford, Ad­ Objections to the proposed Construction will be heard by the VENETIAN BLINDS - Wa.shing, for mortgages. Terms to fit your ; BASSET PUPPIES. *30 Machine CIsaaeA brick Agency, MI 9-8464. ministrator. Coventry. Conn., on the credits. Apply Civil Semice. Town Phone right to reject any and all bids THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, ertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. estate of Louise K. Bickford, late of Board of Directors at a hearing to be held In the-Bowers School, j re-ta^lng and rc-cording. expertly needs. Construction mortgages Hall, Hamden, Conn. Closing date Storrs, GArfield 9-2436. and to waive any defect in the MI 9-7620 ! done. Plndell Manufacturing Co.. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, 8«wer and refrigerator. Call MI 3-7222 NEW 5’ i ROOM ranch, built-in BELFIORE AGENCY Coventry, within said district, deceaserl. Princeton Street, Manchester, Connecticut, at 8:00 PM., E.D.T, also available. J. D. Realty 470 Aug 1,1 1961 bids. Lines Instolled—Cellar Water SUBURBAN 5 room ranch home, range and oven, oil hot water I'his Court doth decree that six A u ^ st 8, 1961. I- MI 3-4865. Mam St,, MI 3-5129. after 5. attached garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ months be allowed and limiter! for the Specifications are available to proofing Dene. heat, ceramic bath, amesite drive, MI 3-5121 creditors of said estate to exhibit their BOARD OP DIRECTORS. I RECEPTIONIST-t.vpist for Govern-1 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 place,- large kitchen with butlt-to BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—Large RUBBISH REMOVAL--cellars and bidders at the school office. The K acre lot. Full price *11,995. claims against the same to the Admin­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER work is to 'h* completed bv Au­ SIX ROOM duplex. Adults pre oven and range, aluminum storm 5>i room Ranch on lot 150-200, istrator and directs that public notice ‘ attics, incinerator, and eommer- W*NTED-G«.a hon.. bay Only *500 down. Monthly payments BOiWER ROAD-Vacant 6 room be given of thi.s order b.\' advertising in By ROBERT W. GORDON, gust 25, 1961. McKin n e y b r o s . ferred. MI 8-5460. windows and doors, built-in fire full basement, excellent condition, less than an average rent. R. D. Cape with baths. All the Secretary. ; cial light trucking. MI 9-0339. ' FOR SALE — SERVICE station "ue year experience or gelding. Gentle, safe around chil­ alarm, 100x200 lot. Only *15,900. a newspaper having a rirrnilation In dren. 15 hands high. MI 3-6319 Yours trul.v, *17,900. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, MI Murdock, U it R Realty ^ . , MI extraa. Owners anxious to ael! said district, and by posting a ropy July 14, 1961. ■ bu.sine.s.s, Iwo-ha.y service ata- equivalent education. Good salary, Richard B. Mather Smvtras* Dliposol Co. Call McCarthy Enterprises, Inc., 3-1577. 3-2692. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. thereof on the public sign po.st in-said tion with two pump islands, ' 35-hour week. Many fringe bene- Principal 130-132 Pnarl St.—MI S-SSOS Business Locations Ml 4-1539, John V. Panclera, Town of Coventry, nearesl the place Buildlng-CqntraciinR 14 very laige yard, latest modern APPl.v Conn. State Emplov- BU 9-8044 SIX ROOM Colonial in the Porter where the deceased la.st dwelt. •TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPARTMENT RIDING HORSE for sale. Call after For Rent 64 MANCHESTER—No other 2 year $10,300—4 ROOM home on Devon * Certified from Record. cquipment. A good going business 1 ment Seiwice, ■ 806 Main Street, 6 PI 2-6405. St. section, bar and rec room in old ranch home in this area has so Drive. All offerH considered. Bel- f:l m o r k tu r k in l; t o n . judge. I CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel-! SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, basement, breezewav, one-car ga­ n o t ic e o f p u b l ic KCA RIN G o n P R O P O S a ing. repairs. No job too small. Ed with gasoline volume between 20-' Manchester. A public emplo.vment EXCELLENT spot for any business much at *20,990. Two full baths'. flore Agency, MI 3-5121. 2,1 thousand per month. Repair li- service—no fee charged, TWO NICE pigs for sale, 3'.4 large family room, modern kitch­ rage, wooded lot, ’*22,900. Phil- SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION I Slasiak, PI 2-7564, or office. Center of town, plenty en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2-car garage, built-in stove and cense available. Will sell complete months old. *16 esch. Call MI of parktog..MI 9-5339 9-5 brick Agency, MI 9-8464. oven, hot water heat, all city utili­ VERNON—7 room split, fireplace, IN NORWOOD STREET AND FARM ROAD I — ' ------inventory and customer good'tiill. 3-2832, basement finished to knotty pine, ties, near bus, school, and shop­ den, full cellar^ large beautiful lot NOTICE A RfXL OPPORTUNITY garage, wooded lot. close to BOWERS SCHOOL—beautiful 6 NORWOOD STOEET - i Roofing— hiding 16 Reasonable.. E.xcellent opportunity Help Wanted— Male 36 MAIN STREET—4 room offifee on ping. Evenings Mr. Holcombe. MI extending to woods. Owner MI East Side for right man. Call manager. TR ground floor^ plenty of parking. T schools and shopping, $18,900. Phil room Cape, vestibule, fireplace — 3-2672, PUBLIC IIEARI.VG Name • ■. Address brick Agency, MI 0-8464. a home to be proud of—only 4-1139. Warren E Hpwland Real­ Thomas P. and Marion M. Kearns . A. A, DlON, INC. Roofing, siding, 5-9584. I CARPENTERS wanted exner- Articles For Sale 45 J. Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577. tor. MI 3-1108. PROPOSED .A.DDITION.\L 21 Norwood Street . SELLING CAREER Hifih Income *14,900, Carlton W. Hutchins MI COZY CORNER—6 room Cape, one Michael and Margaret E. Haberen 27 Norwood Street I painting. Carpentry Alterations PORTER STREET — Center en APPROPRIATIO.N'S and additions. CeUings. Workman- i A NEW VENDING St-i h o m e m a d e ravioli, fresh or Job Satisfaction, 9-5132. 15 THISTLE ROAD — Spacious 5 unfinished, many desirable fea­ Angeiine B. Richmond 33 Norwood Street BUSINE.SS OK or call MI 3-5803 or .MI 3-7756 frozen. 30c dox. H Paaqualin', 346 trance Colonial Cape, 5 generous tures $14,100. Owner MI 0-877;?. Board of Director.s ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn 8t. I Houses For. Rent 65 room ranch, extra large living Town of Mahehester, Connecticut NORWOOD STREET - West Side NO 3-4880 YOUR OWN Avery street, Wapptog. One of the largest and most respected companie.s in its field has size rooms, screened porch, large 607 WOODBRIDGE ST, — 5-room Immediate occupancy. LICENSED real estate salesman, living room with fireplace, formal Ranch, 2 bedrooms, combination room with 12 foot picture window Notice is hereby given that,the Name Address 90% financed al 6% simple in-* better than average eommission. an opportunity for«kwo college trained men. Men selected will ROCKVILLE — 6-room Ranch on and oversize brick fireplace, Edmund A. and Constance G. Tomezuk 46 Norwood Street LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam dining room, one-car garage living room-dining room, den. MANCHESTER — Owner trans­ Board of Directors, Town of Man­ BroWELL HOME Improvement tei-eiit made possible by a National.' Call PI 2-7031 be thoroughly trained, income while teaming up to $600 month­ Windsor Ave., exceptionally con­ formal dining room with picture chester, Connecticut will Hold a Winfred B. Gamer 42 Norwtiod Street Company—all types of siding and Iv known company 1 for $12.50. Also fill, gravel, sand venient location. No objections to parklike yard. This property in top large screened porch, kitchen and window, 2 large bedrooms, plas­ ferred—6 room Cape, excellent and stone. Miller Sand A Gravel. ly. All replies handled in strict confidence, and no investigation condition throughout, $17,800. garage. 130-foot adjoining lot beau­ Public Hearing in the Bowers William H. and Arline M. Mondun 38 Norwood Street ' roofiiip. Aluminum clapboards a This offer available to responsi- BOWUNG LANES wants heat and I well mannered children. Avall- tered walls, ceramic tile bath, ga- condition, ceramic tile bath, fire­ Stanley and Mabel Sasieia 32 Norwood Street speclal^. Unexcelled workman- blc per.sons only. Invest a.s low as MI 3-36(13. . . or contact with present emplo.vers will be made without appli­ Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. tifully landscaped. Brook runs place, storm windows. amesite School on_ Princeton Street, Man- corjacientious man for part-time! abte Aug. 1. Rent *110. Ml 9-7319. through property. Tel. MI 3-6685. . rage with sundeck. Call owner MI che.ster, 'Connecticut, Tuesday, ■John F. and Eleanor R. Maloney 25 Norwood Street sli!p,.fMI 9-6495. $200 for this excellent chance to evening and week-end work. Pre- cant 8 consent. Give full detsils of present employment, e.xperi- 9.6211. driveway. 1*3% mortgage. First Anthony M. and Elizabeth T. (jhoman BENTON St r e e t —One block to time offered. Agent to be called Augitet' 8, 1961 at 8:00 P.M.. 22 Clark Street earn rash profits. ferably over 25. Pleasant working i AIR CONDITIONER for sale *60. ence. and qualiflca.tiqn8. Write Box N, Herald. MANCHESTER—Bolton townline E. Center—6 room Colonial in T jCOUGHUN ROOFING Co. - AU 4 rooms, stove, refrigerator, extra SIX ROOM Cape Cod. shaded lot, soon. Asking $15,000. MI 9-2288. E.D..S.T., on proposed additional • FARM DRIVE North Side ONE SIZE I types of roofs and roof repairing, Write: Executive Offi< es conditions. Write Box L, Herald. Call MI 3-2014, extra clean condition. Very spaci­ appropriations as follows: Name Address P. O. Box 2292 large yard. *105 per month. Very ous rooms, 1’4 baths, screened outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car 2-3 A I specializing in Twenty Year Bond good condition. MI 3-5983. CHOICE garage, amesite drive, city water Columbia a. To the Sewer Department Rachel R. and Sarah Moses, 45 Farm Drive ed Roofs Call Ml 3-7707. Wilmington 99, Delaware front porch. Should sell quickly at and sewer, (jail MI 3-1753. Capital Improvement Resen'e James J. and Anne T. Mellduff 96 State Street, $16,000, Evenings Mr. Hayes, MI .. . . of the country gentleman. If you appreciate a distinguished Fund., for the construction of Wethersfield Help Wanted— Female SS 3-0527, Warren E. Howland real I (jRYSTAL LAKE—5 room year 5 BEDROOM a sanitary sewer in Nqinvood Louis J. Mitewskl 23 Taylor Road, 824Sl 2180 'Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Suburban For Rent 66 tor. Ml 3-1108, home, good neighborhood, finest OPEN POR INSPECTION construction, 2 acre secluded lot, ; 'round home, on lakefront, full cel- Street and Farm Drive, also West Hartford 10-18 ANDOVER—Route 8—3 room mod­ known as Farm Road, to be Edith C. Lagreze 3 Stanley Ova], ROOFING—Specializing repairing CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any WASHINGTON St.—Four-room ex call to inspect this 8 room residence 1 larsWith central heat, artesian TOMORROW-2-5 P.Ml AMESITE PAVING ern apartment waiting for busi' pandable Cape with garage. House with 2-car garage, workshop ■ and well, sacrifice price at *10,500. RANCH financed by transfer to the Westfield, N. 3. Clever as can be and worthy of COLOR STAMP-ONS roofs of all kin^. new roofs, gut- shift, private hospital TR 5-9121 nesg or retired couple.- PI 3-6694. Capital Improvement Resen’e a prize! Puffed sleeve dress for a , ter work, chimneys cleaned, r e ------^------,___ has aluminum siding. Beautiful barn. May be used aa a 2-family. (jantor A Goldfarb, Realtors, MI .. .. One block away from (jolumbia FARM DRIVE - South Side teens that was a winning number, matching paired. Alumthum sidiiig. 30 j ------—*----- s DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKING LOTS yard, choice location. Only $14,000 Best of all—selling at FHA apprais- 3-8442. TR 5-6244. Lake with beach privileges. Set on Fund from anticipated in­ Name Address come of the jSewer Depart­ Tumble Brook Acres, Inc. In the drees design contest held at m.ip^ mlHi* years’ experience. Free estimates. | MANCHESTER^^LUDLOW RD. —and the present mortgage is al. corner lot with cedar fence and 1007 Farmington Call Howley. MI 8-5361, Ml 8-0763, MACHINE GRADED s PAVED and ROLLED Summer Homes For Rent 67 $10,500. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MANCjHESTER—Older home, large flagstone patio. Featuring living ment—*3,000.00 Avenue. th e Deilgn Institute in Chicago. colorful For those who desire ths finest to quality and construction. lot. near shopping, transportation, b. To the Sew'er Department • No. 8245 with Patt-O-Ram a is ! , • SEPTIC TANKS MI 3-1577. room, dining room, bright kitchen. West Hartford CLEANED and INSTALLED Brand new 5-room ranch home located to Rockledge with a beau­ VACATION cottage—Cape Cod—all *13.500. Joseph Barth, Broker MI Capital Improvement Reserve Clifford E. and Elizabeth Hansen 50 Farm Drive Is to sizes 10, 12, 14. 16, 18. Bust • P®-Uem No. 2180 h^s tissue — facilities, fireplace wood, near Beechler-Smith FAMILY ROOM, 2 baths, breeze- Heating and Plumbing 17 tiful view to the west Large living room with southern marble FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME VERNON — Beautiful 3 bedroom 9-0320. way and 2-car garage. Anderson Fund for the cpns.truction of John P. Jr. and Marie T. (jhency 55 Farm Drive‘'5 *0 to 38. Size 12, 32 bubust puff i . ® ^ inclusive; color fireplace, kitchen with all the built-ins, 2-car garage. Plaster ■ beaches, sleeps 5 or 6. MI 3-6777. a sanitary* sewe'r in Hillside sleeve, 6 h yards of 35-inih transfer; sewing directions. • SEWERS ranch, well shrubbed, 90x160 tot, Call Wes Smith MI 9-8952 windows, parquet floors. School bus You are hereby notified that the Board o f Directors• \ of th* PLUMBING AND heating — re­ walls, mahogany trim throughout plus maintenance free electric full cellar, formica counter, knot­ SIX ROOM brickl ranch choice io- St dpo)-, lA' BIae^fKUton Valii^'' kf ' ■' S'U4i^l!i Cole Street and* Asy­ Town o f Manchester propose to construct a sanitary sewsr to To order, send 36c to coins to:— To order, send 25c in coins to: modeling Installations repairs -MACHINE CLEANED 0 heating. Ceme see this striking home tomorrow!! COVENTRY LAKE -Cottage for THE PRICE IS RIGHT rent, nice location, modem con­ ty pine bookcase full width of 19' TWO-FAMILY—8 and »—On laiga cation, walkout Wzement . 2-c>l[ '»2$.'«)D. Call Bert McNamara, MI lum Street, to be financed by Norwood Street and Farm Drive. Bus Burnett, ‘The Manchester Eve- Anne Cabot. The Manchester Eve­ All (work guaranteed 25 years ex­ k lot (150x150). House in good shape, garage. Owner’s commitments transfer to the Gapilal Re­ ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF • INSTALLATION veniences, $40 weekly, MI 9-1663. living room, aliuninum stortos. 9-5306, JA 8-8798. You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or ntog Herald. IIM AVE. or perience. 24-faour service. Call Directions^FrOm center of Manchester, proceed TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Minutes to schools and shopping. new heat, aluminum siding, porch, necessitate sale.. Cat] for your ap­ serve Fund from anticipated buildings upon which the cost of such extension may be iteestirt. AMiHBKIAS. fUBW tO B K M , N.Y. A ^ W O A S , JiHEW YORK 36, Bari VanCamp, MI 9i-4746. east on East Center Street to Manchester Green. Robert Wolverton, Broker, MI garage. Lots of extras. Owners pointment to inspect. John H. Lap. additional income of the Sew­ As Ys SPECIALIST Ludlow Road is fourth right beyrond Cook's COVENTRY LAKE—4 room fur­ Objections to the proposed construction will be heard by tho For Ist-claas mailing add 10c nished cottages on waterfront, 3-1914, • till tf. aiudous to hear yoUf offer. T. J. pen. Inc., MI 9-5261, evening or er Department—$13,000.00 Board of Directors at a hearing to be held in Bowers School, for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ For ist-class maUing add 10c for Service Station. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 8-1577. BARROWS and Radio-TV Repair boats, $45 and .$55 per week. Call weekend, MI 8-5219. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Manchester, Connecticut, at 8:W P.M., E.D.T., August 8, IM l, dress with Zone, Style No. and each pattern. Print Name, Address Town and Country PI 3-n9t or FI 3-7380.' FIVE R(X)M ranch, fireplace, TOWN OF MAN(JHESTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS. dtoe. with Zone and Pattern Number. Services 18 built-tos, tile bath, garage, hot NORTH COVENTRY — Modem MANCHEFTBB—7-room house, 114 Robert W. Gordon, TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Buocass to Sswto#—a complete Have you the '61 Album contein- DRAINAGE CO. WARAEN E. HOWLAND, Rm Hot D e' MAIO BROS. BENNISPORT, Cape Oo

■ U rAOi TWELVE SATURDAY, JULY 2Si, 1981 iimurl|[f Bter H|?t^allii

A b o u t T o ^ Heard Along Main Street Hey! Get You’rt., Zonm to Hear Somebody REALLY wanted Shea Bid Monday H m ZipMT O ub (m Bmlnard n ., And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Street*f Too to cool hla beer last night. Business Bodies will held a Ntbaek party tenicht And he-must have been'short A second request within the p u t to r mambara and frianda at 8 o f Ice."' e 'c lb ^ Both Pre-Datod ^ ‘ ‘Tou tell me how I can be ex two months to erect an offlee build­ The L. T. Wood Ice Co.- to­ Remember the old story about pected to pay all these and taxes ing at 351 E. Center S t WIU be A.tty. Irvine Aronaon, former the London prankster turning too!" day reported someone used an Iron bar. to break the lock on reviewed Monday night by ths town repraaantative to the State "B ig Ben" ahead one hour for a Another woman taxpayer more ' Lqriaiature, wUl apeak Tueaday Joke that resulted in sJtering sev­ recently proved oblivious to Inlla the crushed ise shoot on the Zoning Board of Appeals (2!BA) at noon a t the Kiwania d u b meeting eral people’s lives? tion and the rising cost of every­ front platform aoinetime after 8 o’clock at the Municipal Build­ ft the Kancheater Country dub. Well, The Herald was a bit of thing. She presented her tax bill midnight and took enough ice to cool probably a six-pak. ing. a leprechaun Wednesday, when it to Paul Cervlnl, collector, along Atty. Francis C. Shea, who will with a check in the same amount Ronald Wayne CowIm , S28 ta k e published every page of its two- present the building' plan, has as last yedr's tax bill. She had S t, Bolton, Roger Norman Cou- section edition with a "July 27” proved a substantial change In the lombe, 159 Woodland St., and date. The effect, on a minor scale, saved money in a bank to pay her Tisdale Appeal s Richard Rudolph Kohler, RFD 4/ taxes—but only sis much as she relocation of the proposed build­ was the seme as it was in Lon­ ing Slid parking area site which Coventry, have enliated in the U.S. don. had paid last year. Navy. A lte r about nine weeka of Ruling of Zoners was presented before the ZBA on Two Manchester policemen, June 16 and later denied. recruit training and 14 days leave, after reading the newspaper, Everything But A Tenwn Zoning Board of Ap­ Ordinarily, a’ second request con­ they win be aasigned to a navy wrote out traffic tickets. One who A policeman’s pocketing of a aervlce achool for further train- peals (Z B A ) decision, uj^olding a cerning the same use of property had been dating them July 26 wallet, found while walking his would have to wait six months un­ *«»• ___ changed them all to July 27. beat, is hardly considered within decision of Building Inspector der present ZBA rules of procedure the realm of constabulary duty, Ib e acreenlng o f aphool children Thomas C. Monahan who ordered unless the applicant proves a sub­ Watered Coffee Break blit Patrolman Jack Hughes was and the problems o f occupational the Tisdale Development Co. of stantial change In the use of u ld not afoul of the law one night re­ property. The ZBA denied the pre­ vision will be discussed at third Coffee breaks are breaking the cently when he did Just that. When Glastonbury to cease excavation police force since many are not vious request because of the loca­ quarterly meeting of the Connecti­ he opened it, he discovered it to be at 162 Union St., has been appealed cut Optometric Society on Wednes­ coughing up their coffee money, tion of the building and parking his own, a pleasant if undepend­ to the Court of Common Pleas in area on the two parcels of land day, Aug. 2, a^ 8 p.m. at the N e^ reports says. able, way to learn you’ve lost your Hartfprd. The writ is answerable Haven Motor Inn on the Wilbur Each morning coffee is made for located In Residence' Zone C. driver’s license. Social Security in October. Effective Sept. 2. new ZBA rules Cross Pkwy. the department members. A coffee card, unsold tickets to the Police­ Atty. Jerome I. Walsh, repre­ can is placed in the center of the will not accept an application men’s Ball, countless vital docu­ senting the Tisdale firm, said yes­ which has been denied after a pub­ Mias Carol Johnson., 1 Hackma­ table for donations-to buy more ments, and perha^w even, but prob­ tack-,'St, has sailed for a summer terday that legal papers are being lic hearing, except that after one coffee. However, at the end of each ably not, money. served to the ZBA Chairman crulsa to Nassau aboard the M. S. day, the coffee drank far out­ year from such denial, an applica­ Roger B. Bagley. tion may be submitted to the ZBA Italian weighs the donations. Voteless Voice for consideration to rehear. A t Capt. Cassells said he hopes to The papers, which--atate that Francis A. Warren, interior com­ 'When the Kiwanis Club hears the ZBA acted “ arbitrarily, ille­ such hearing, the applicant must catch the culprits soon. The only Atty. Irv Aronson at its meeting prove a substantial change and munications electrician fireman ap- success thus far has been water- gally and in a'buse of Us discre­ prenUce, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday, he'll likely "have his say tion,!’ are being served by Clar­ facts or circumstances, the new Franda A. Warren of R t 2. Man­ ed-down coffee. on the last session,” as quoted in ruling states. By the way, captain, did you ence' Foley, town deputy sheriff, chester, is taking part in an an­ the Kiwanis Newsletter. who said early today he has been put your money in? nual training cruise for midship­ But Uie Kiwanis editor goofed unable to contact the ZBA chair­ men aboard the destroyer USS De­ when he called Irv a Democratic man as yet. The American Way catur operating in the western A t­ member of the State Legislature. TTie appeal stems from the July lantic. Personnel in the collector ol Not in the last session, friend 16 public hearing when the ZBA revenue office collect not only editor! unanimously upheld Monahan’s THE OFnCE OF The Manchester Barracks of the taxes but some amusing humar A Non. position In ordering the develop- Veterans of World War I of the interest anecdotes. nient firm to cease excavation on U. S. A. Inc., and the Ladies Aux­ DR. SAMUEL STONE A woman who had recenUy em­ Mickey Cohen on ‘Rock’ the grounds that the company was iliary will meet at the .Tames T. igrated to this country cache into using a stone sorting machine In Pratt ^ n e r a l Home. 71 Farming- the Municipal Building some time a residential zone and the sifted San Francisco, July 29 (/P) — ton A ve„ ^lartford. on Sunday at ago, demanding to see the general stone from the machine was being WILL BE CLOSED 7 p.m. to pay respects to the late manager. Hands manacled and chained to used Jn construction of septic Arthur W. Bradley, a member of She plunked down on the star­ guards. Meyer Harris Cohen, 47, tanks. Although the stone was the barracks who died at the Rocky FROM JULY 27 tled manager's desk a sheaf o* better known as Mickey, stepped being removed from the excava­ Hill Veterans Home Friday. bills for Installment payments on aboard a motor launch yesterday, tion site, the action constitued a a radio, television set, wasi;ing commercial operation, Monahan UNTIL AUG. 14 machine and every other luxury his belongings in two brown paper bags. said. The stfirt of Grand Union’s new 55,000 square toot' addition tor a Grand W ay discount department item—and her town tax bill. store operation, began this week at the Parkade Shopping Center. Green Manor Const. Co., build­ "You're a manager," she said Then Mickey Cohen was taken ^ j to "The Rock” in San Francisco ing the addition here, is laying sanitary sewer lines in the first phase of construction. The newest both FAIRW AYS Bay — Alcatraz prison. Minor Accidents addition to the Parkade Shopping Center is expected to be completed by Oct. 15. Nell H. Ell's, Cohen went to the federal prison president of Green Manor Const. Co., said yesterday. (Herald photo by Pinto). r OPEN ALL DAY 1 to serve a 15-year term for income ------^------;------Bring No Arrests IN WHO’S WHO 4 • CONCRETE tax evasion. 'He was carrying a neer, and a year later was trans­ up In incoming orders. Sales of b MONDAY book about Arnold Rothstein, a Mrs, Edna A. H. Wu'erdig of 11 ferred to Manchester as a staff A car. driven by Ronald W $24,640,000 In second quarter rep­ ^ throughout j FOUNDATIONS New York gambler who was slain Trotter St., who for many years assistant. resented a 4 per cent increase over in the Thirties. The book’s title: Boudrieau, 16, of 60 Porter St, has served as secretary to Edward the second quarter in 1960, it was •'The Big Bankroll.” r THE y e a r ! 1 was struck on the right door by a J. Holl (well known real estate BUSINESS BRIEFS reported. • NEW PANELS car driven by Ronald A. Fletcher, John E. Smith of 236 Autumn developer at 1009 Main St.), has St., area representative for the 19, of 444 Hilliard St!, In the drive­ been named to "W ho’s Who of John -J. O’Neill of 191 Henry St. Ray-O-Vac Co., division o f Electric will complete 25 years of service L T. WOOD CO. way of the West Side Rec last American Women,” according to a Storage Battery Co. of Philadel­ QUALITY WORK news release from Who’s 'Who, Inc., with the Hartford Electric Light MANCHESTER PARKADE night. phia, attended his firm’s national Co. next Thursday. He Is employed Finest Fashions East of In Chicago. sales workshop this week at Key the River! ICE PLANT Police said Boudrieau was Mrs. Wuerdig, wife of William in electric operations department. stopped facing north In the drive­ Biscayne, Eft.., set i^tonprovld® E. J. PpLOMSKI 51 BISSELL SpiEET Wuerdig, was selected for this out- new sellir(ig^.leeluii^es and new NOTICE way {Waiting to bacl^' into the The Automobile Lagal Associa­ Telephone Collect "Standing honor for her promin­ products and services. OPEN Tom East From Main St. street' Fletcher was\backlng out ence among women in business and tion reports that almost half the C|os«d For Voootioii STORKS, GA B-9044 At State Theater and struck him. T h m were no past vocational achievements and passenger cars in the United States Injuries or arrests. Daimage was contributions to community wel­ Gilman W. Harden, 164 E. Cen­ are given no shelter from the ele­ MONDAYS MONDAY, JULY 31 estimated at about 215. fare. ter St., attended a regional con­ ments in summeiv-and winter. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ference sponsored by Lutheran FOR YOUR SHOPFINO A car driven by Norman Steven­ OPeNTHUftS„AU&. 10 JOINT EFFORT Brotherhood for Its general agents CONVENIENCE! son, 36, of 166 Chestnut S t, was In eastern United States and Cana­ In the old days, missing a trip to Siberia was plenty of Incentive struck In the rear yesterday at Sikorsky Aircraft, a division of da July 24-25 at the Httsburgh among Russians for getting a job ANNE GAHroELL’S McKee St. and W. Center St. United Aircraft Corporation of Hilton Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa. Stevenson was stopped for the East Hartford, and Sud Aviation done. Now, it is reported, the gov­ McKee- St. stop sign, and then of La Courneuve. France, have ernment can’t keep such a basic in­ Glenn J. Mirtl of 98 Battista Rd. BEAUTY SALON started to cross W. Center, police signed a technical cooperat'on dustry as construction on a rubles RUG and will take over new duties as gen­ said, but had to put on brakes contract for a new Super Frclon and kopeks basis. "Private build­ 84S M A IN ST. eral field engineer in Eastern Con­ Vacation Time quickly due to a car traveling 3210 helicopter, proposed by Sud ers” are now being hired to finish necticut for the Portland Cement west on W. Center. William Daly, for military operation. manufacturing plant projects, UPHOLSTERY Sud has already been granted Association, it was announced in bringing great concern to the JULY 37 THRU AUG. 5 72, of Colchester, who was behind Boston this week. Mirtl, a Univer­ Stevenson, hit his car In the rear. a contract by the French govern­ Kremlin, because private builders ment for the construction of two sity of Connecticut graiduate, is a are not legal in the USSR. CLEANING Damage was slight, and there registered professional engineer in were no injuries, no arrests. prototypes. The helicopter will MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS have a gross weight of 24 250 Connecticut and has served as pav­ James B. Holmes at 56 Cam­ TEL. Ml 9-1752 WILROSE ing engrineep for the association 93 WELLS STREET pounds and will be powered by bridge St., special agent in Man­ or three Turbomeca engines of 1.300 for the past three years. chester for Indianapolis Life Insur­ DReSS SHOP horsepower each. ance Co., completed a special train­ Ml 3-5747 Police Arrests Some 500 persons are expected ing course in advanced program­ M l Main St., Blancheeter Sikorsky will be primarily con­ cerned with the detail specifica­ to attend the New England Con­ ming and business insurance held ference of the American Institute Adam Ma-ttson, 35, of Terryville, tions, design, construction and at Turkey Run State Park In West­ of Banking at the Statler Hilton ern Indiana last week.’ Garner's ivas charged with failure to carry test of the main and tail rotOr OPENING systems. A number of rotor Hotel in Hartford next Friday and 8 GHl.SWOI.I) ST. THE ARMY AND NAVY registration and making an Im­ Saturday. proper turn. He will appear In blades and hubs will be built Contracts: Government contracts We Give (irecn .SLtuiips TUESDAY (Circuit Court 12, Manchester, on for ground testing in the United la.st week went to Manchester’s Aug. 21. States while others will be sent to Capt. Irving S. Hoffman, skip­ Reliance Mfg, Co., parachutes for France for flight testing on the per of a New Bedford fishing Middletown Ah' Material Area, AUGUST 1st aircraft. Special tools and tech­ trawler which exchanged candy $183,116; and United Aircraft WITH A CXIMPLETE nical assistance will also be pro­ and cigarettes with a Russfen Corp., East Hartford, for feasibil­ U N E OF A L L vided by Sikorsky. trawler on Georges Banks this ity studies of main propulsion For Honost past week, says that Russian transmission system for a 500-ton BINGO-AND IN 8NET POST cigarettes are three-quarters filter hydrofoil ship for Bureau of Ships, Economical Rtpoirt on NEW FALL Paul M. Rtiss o f 1578 Manches­ and about one-inch of tobacco, $45,500. f DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Radio, TV, Storoo, ter Rd., Glastonbury, has been mild and, to a point, tasteless. MERCHANDISE named district dial supervisor in 8 O 'CLOCK Phonograph Applioncos the Mancheeter Office of the Earnings . for the second quar­ Southern New England Telephone ter for the Stanley Works, New Co. Britain, brought J.39 per share Potterton's In 1956, Russ Joined SiNET as which was 39 per cent higher than THE OFFICE Phone M l 9-4687 an engineer's assistant at the com­ the second, quarter of 1060 and 130 180 Center St.—Cor. of Chnreh pany’s headquarters in New Hav­ per cent higher than the first quar­ LEGAL NOTICE en. In 1949, he became an engl- ter of this year, reflecting a pick- OF NOTICE is hereby given that the following have been certified aa party-endorsed candidates of the Republican Party for nomination to the Municipal Office.s specified below to be filled at the Municl DR. IRWIN REZNICK pal election to be held on October~ 2“ 1961, in the Toum of Coventry together with the street ad- TV viewing dresses of said candidates: .. e LEGAL NOTICE WILL BE CLOSED N A M E . ADDRESS OFFICE TERM NCXnCE Is hereby glveip that the following have been certified m party-endorsed 'candidates of the i$ easy today..; Richard M. Galinat Route 44A First Selectman 2 years Democratic Party for nomination to the Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at the munici­ Bertron A. Hunt High St. S'electman ■ 2 years pal election to be held on October 2, 1961, in the Town of Coventry, together with the street address­ JULY 31 to AUG. 12 Richard M. Galinat Route 44A Agent of Town Deposit F\ind 2 years es of said candidates: Elmore A. Turkington Cheney Lane Town Clerk 2 years N AM E ■ ADDRESS OFFICE TERM Elmore A. Turkln^on Cheney Lane Town Treasurer 2 years Charles E. Nyack 2 years F. Pauline Little Upton Dr. Selectman — First Eagleville Rd. Tax Collector 2 years Maurice E. Flench . Grant Hill Rd. Selectman 2 years Malcolm E. C. Devine Edgewater Dr. Board of Finance . 4 years Shirley M. Szeluga Route 31 Town Clerk 2 years Frederick S. White Cooper Lane Board of Finance 4 years Shirley M. Szeluga Route 31 Town Treasurer 2 years W alter 8. Keller Route 44 A Board of Finance 2 years ~ Alice B. Muise 2 years Wesley F. Lewis ^ Cedar Swamp Rd. Tax Collector Tolland Rd. Board .of Finance 2 years Nelson J. Bearce Route 31 Board of Finance 4 years Alma Heckler Brewster St. Board of Education - 4 years Alvdn Goodin Squirrel Trail Board of Finance 4 years MIESTOWN Mary B. Papanos N. River Rd. Board of Education ^ years Harold J. Waldron Highland Rd. 2 years Winthrop Merrlam Board of Finance ■■ PHARMACY Ripley Hill Rd. Board of Education 2 years Josephine S.'Plaster Swamp Rd. 2 years W alter E. Tedford Ripley Hill Board of Finance 409 Rartford Rd.— Ml 9-9948 Hoard of Education 2 years David A. Gibson Cassidy Hill Rd. Board of Education 4 years Grant E. Toothaker Jr. Old ’Turnpike Rd. Board of Tax Review 4 years Willard L. Johnson 4 years Gilbert Wittmann Prospect St. Board of Education Route 44A Board of Tax Review 2 years Ruth W. ’Hansen 2 years To maintoin our continuity Grant E. Toothaker Sr. Fitzgerald Blvd. Board of Education Ripley Hill Rd. Zoning Board of Appeals 4 years CTharles W. Pond Sr. Silver St. 2 years George G. Jacobsen II Board of Education of medical service we are so’s home heating Love Lane Zoning Board of Appeals 4 years Ruth E. Stuellet Armstrong Rd. Board of Tax Review 4 years Carl.R. Christensen Grant Hill Rd. Zoning Board of Appeals 2 years Bessie I. Strack John F. Chappelle Route 44A Board of Tax Review 2 years our w av I Nathan Hale Dr. Zoning Board of Appeals Joseph W. Gust Squirrel Trail Zoning Board of Appeals 4 years Open All Day (Alternate) 4 years George A. (Jote Forest Rd. Zoning Board of Appeals Frederick C. Mohr Jr! 2 years You get premium quality Nathan Hale Dr. Zoning Board of Appeals Boleslaw Pletras Route 44A 4 years Zoning- Board of Appeals Mobilheat with RT-98 , . . thS (Alternate) 2 years Kenneth M. Spencer Ripley Hill Rd. Zoning Board of Appeals Arnold E. Carlson SUNDAY Oak Grove Planning and Zoning Commission 4 years (Alternate) most completely effective fuel Laurier F. DeMairs 4 years Trowbridge Rd. Planning and Zoning Commission 4 years William H. Minor Cedar Swamp Rd. Zqning Board of Appeals oil additive in use to ^ y . And Thure Hamerlln Brigham Tavern Rd. (Alternate) 2 years you get premium service. Au­ Extension Planning and Zoning Commission 2 years Joseph E. Wltkowskl Swamp Rd. Planning and Zoning Commission 4 years tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ A . Harry W. Olsen Sr. Route 31 Constable 2 years Stephen J. Joncus Goose I.,ane Planning and Zoning Commission 4 years anced payment plan and many Delmar W. Potter School Street Constable 2 years Haroid E. Smith Wall St, Planning and Zoning Commission 2 years Fredprick L. Bodreau Cooper Lane Notice other' extras designed to .oakg Constable 2 years Lila M. Leary Upton Dr. Constable 2 years Anthony J. Santoro RejTiolds Drive home heating really easy. Constable 2 years Ahthony J. Paulis Merrow Rd. Constable 2 years Esther S. M. Olsen Route 31 Board of Welfare- 2 years Raymond Victor Gable Road Constable WE HAVE DAILY Herbert W. Couch 2 years witfi Cooper Lane Board of Welfare ' 2 years Frank J. Ceaser Loeser Trail Constable .... , George H. Cour 2 years Mobilheat •T-98 School Street Board of Health 2 years Ethel A. Cargo Mason St. Board of Health D aiVERY TO THE Lloyd S. Burdick 2 years Bellevue Dr. Board of Health 2 years Raymond D. Burnham Edgemere Rd. Board of Health Ifce dm >-cdh» Thomas M. Small Route 31 2 years ( ^ ) Board of Health 2 years Robert E. Rumens Juniper Drive Board of Health 2 years Notice is also hereby griven that a prlnriary will be held on August 21, 1961 If a Candidacy or candi­ Charles E. Nyack Upton Dr. Agent Town Deposit Fund 2 years BOLtON dacies are filed In accordance with Section 9-84 of the General Statutes. Notice is also hereby given that a primary will he held on August 23, 1961, if a candidacy or candi­ dacies are filed iq accordance with Section 9-84 of the General Statutes. ' s Fom s for petitioM for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of any trolled Republican Party mem- WE GIVE PW “ o b t^ e d from Mrs. Doris Lyon, Root Road, Coventry, Connecticut, Republican Regis­ Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of any enrolled Democratic Party trar o f Votera. First District, or Mrs. Gertrude A. -Haven, Republican R e^strar of Voters, 2nd Dis- member may be obtained from Mrs. Mildred C. Hlltgen, Waterfront Park, Coventry, Cohn., Demo­ AREA GREEN STAMPS tric^ Route M, Coventry, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained In Part cratic Registrar of Voters, First District or Mrs. Bessie I. Strack, Route 44A, Registrar of Voters, I Inrtructlon Page, o f the petition form, copies of which are available In said Registrars Offices. Prior Second District Instructions for filing such a candidacy are contained In Part I Instruction Page, to w ta inlng the petition' form, the consent o f each candidate to be proposed therein plus a depioHlt of the petition form, copies of which are ayallable in said Registrars Offices. Prior to obtaining the LENOX MORIARTY o f fM.OO tor each such candidate must.be filed with’ said Registrar. A petition containing the re- petition form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of $25.00 for each quirad numbar of signatures of enrolled Republican Party members In the Town must be filed with such candidate must be filed with said Registrar. A pditlon containing the required number of aig- PHARMACY M id Ragtatrar o f Votera not later than 4:00 P.M. onJuly 81, 1961, being the 21st day preceding the day Mtures of enrolled Democratic Party members in the Town must be filed with said Registrar of BROTHERS er tha prtinaiy. » Voters not later t h « 4:00 P.M. on August 2, 1961, being the 21st ddy preceding the day o f the pri- 299 E. OBNTER ST. ■'=— /. Dated St Oowentiy, OondeeUcut, this 27tii day of July, 1961. Dited at Coventiy, Connecticut, this 27th day of July, 1961. TEL M i M l 3 -5 1 3 5 * & ELMORE TURKXNOTON, EUHORB TURKIKQTON, 30L315 Q M l«r St. Ulerlt of th> MimldpiJity. / Cleik of tlM Municipality. l i f e

I: JULY 29 thru AUGUST 4 CHANNKUi S-S-18-«MMe-aS

VIDBO Kvmitx W KW —AJX RtOBTS RBNERVED, H. T. D10UN8ON * OO^

During the long waits backstage, he began creating comedy material. Pip the Piper Don Knotts’ No. 1 Fan “I wasn’t really nervous," he says. ‘T Just ha«ra good Memory. And I remembered this adter-din- ner qteaker I'd seen back home, in A Good Show for Kids Is Boss Griffith Morgantown, W, Va. He was nervous. So I ^>ed him. And gradually btUlt up the routines.” By DICK KLEINEB < , B f a. KATUMAX * lucky enough to get two hours off At that time, Garry lifoure was Newspaper Ente'rprise Aasa. doii% hia highly successful day­ New York (NEA) — "Television T h «re are m ethod atobonk And on a workday, he heads for the nearest course. time^ show five times weekly on has treated childrra with great dis­ then an natural aioboni; And H*e CBS. Don auditioned the act for respect,” says Lucian Kaminsky. Vacations with hia pretty wife, UMSouN be flcun out when Don lim, and did a spot on the show. He and Phyllis and Jack Spear are Kay, are always spent in the At the same time, he "doubled” on­ now attempting to do something KnoMe -Hte “good oM n* proximity of at least one golf to Steve Allen’s "Tonight” series. about that, with thetr successful Metllw deputr Barney Fife" on the course,, and preferably two. And Still being nervous. Don became NBC children’s show, "Pip the while he’s a devoted father to their a regular on the Steve Allen P ip er.” ■JU f^ GMffltK CBS-TV eeriee, Don two children, Karen aged 7 and Show, and moved to Los Angeles For many children who have faM gotten aome of his greateet Tom, he still wangle* time on with the cast in 1959. weekends for the golf course. grown jip in the lu t few years it laughe via hie fumbling: nerven. Immedsiate Success may be too late. Their TV fa « He ban gotten an Eimmy It’s almost Impossible to write “The show had Just gone off the has been The Three Stooges, strnie franti the National Academy of of Dsn Knotta these days without air, and I saw the pilot Andy did old cartoons and a pitifully few Talbviaan Arte and Scienoea, and bringing in hia aasoclaUon - with on Danny Thomas’ show. I ^ led good shows such as Captain Kaqr g^otten hia ofitlon piofced up tor a Andy Griffith. The friendship be­ up A ndy and asked , if'he had a garoo. ^ , aeoond aeaeon on the Griffitivahow. tween the two goe* back some job for me, if the series sold. He The success of “Pip the Piper” Xa fEnobta n a lly that nervoua years to "No Time For Sergeants," said he figured they would. And where Don played the'nervous — may change all that. It may lead and unaun of himaelf? it was as easy as that.” to children being treated with the Not even he hnowa, for certain. again—soldier Juggling the rings. TTie G riffith series made history He played the role on Broadway for respect Kaminsky feels is due Take a typioal- day of aiwoting: in a way, in that it aired on Mon­ them. on the Grifflth show. Don will be two years and then cam^ to Holly­ day night in February of 1960 at wood for the movie version. 9 p.m. and by midnight that same “All Madison Avenue has done,’* aHting quietly in a oomer when ha Kaminsky feels, “Is to say, 'Well, hn’t working. He might be atudy- It was the nervous role in "No night,* its present sponsors had made up their minds. So creator we’U give the kids something fast, Ing hia acript, or Jutt amoUng a Time For Sergeants" which ac­ and somebody hitting somebody eiga rette, s ip p in g . oofFOe and ap­ tually got Knotts started on his present role in the Griffith series. (Oontinned oa Page Four) . over the head with something, and parently doing nothing. But a few they'll like it.* They don’t realise minutea later, you’ll see him talk* if you give children something a that they aren't even sure if Ing quietly with Andy. And a huge bit over thetr heads, they’U reach gaffaw will emit from the latter. they're right about what they 1 \ h I Th* iBTtelUa Haa Ban BlockPi' and Michael Laa- “ PaUems, ‘ Van Heflla, Bd. 1;M Davav * OaUatt don in “The Ape." Hoaa ba- Beasley. aeenlary (Osier) IS, SS BdeBoa nettoa Tbcalar comea friendly with a brute of A Beabla Featare SS SiW AH Btar BasebaU GBSie ___^eball man who has the mentality of a “ Flesh and Fantasy,” Charlea (Color) Los aiurcles DoScers va. Pltta- child. (Repeat) Boyer. bursh Pirates ISiSS GaasBuhe S 1S:SS Main Bveat * ' 8 Oardaaer’a Siaiaaaa .SS Tha Baarias SS’s i*. Cf James Amess stars, Dennis THUIWDAY. AUOUBT Sri l :t t TUs Wash la Bvarts S Donald May^r “Two A Day" T:U H ogs or OeU SS JOHN L JENNEY News columnist tracks down Weaver featured. Marshal Oillua 1:M Snnuner Bpetls Speetnen t:SS BasabaU * backstase slayer. (Repeat) meets a youngster on the prairie tar B Red Box va. Chlcaso - who insists that bis eldeny ta- S:SS Oheatanale _ S SiSS WreetUag || e. LEROY NORRIS ViiTTlrn" S thar has been kidnaped by a FRIDAY, AUOUBT Mh Yankees vs. Baltimore Anihoiur George, D o ^ McClure, ir of strangers. (Repeal) A S S O d A T B SebestiaB Cabot, in “The Murder g;SS BlTerdaie DenMee IS Batarday Feabna M Gama." Invited to a party in the KgU (M Tha Weak S, IS, IS IStSS OeUege AU Star FeotboH “ Jublleo T rail' Joan LasUa ■mUe GfMUb, worM wriler- Oame S. IS .'n Fbirest Tucker Tober The home of a famed criminal law­ weisht champ, and Yama Ba­ Great." Charlaa Drakes yer, the three m em ben of hama, middleweight, 10-rounil ttuurance of AU iLinda B ^ aeet Theateir SS Checkmate, Inc., are told by the non-UUe middleweight oontest, tiSS Mas Of Aaaeiwlle - IS attorney that ha la' golnx la commit a murder. (Rep^> Tembsteae Terrttery S B o n d s Haad CalU e* Tartet SS 1S:SS Oamea Theatar S S:1S Amerieaas At.Wefk M PUyhey’s PeBlheaea U SU N. MAIN StBU rr S:M Oar'MUe jtoeeta ^ • BuUivan, C9u Culas:er‘ In U :U Make That Spara IS. SS DVRINO JULY ONLY TV Baea Of Tha Weak - IS. W “ A Gun Is For KUlIng?’KUlijis. Pat Batarday KlghtStapert SS PHONKBaSa«8M Mreatare Serial M accidentally kUla bis deputy dup- Batarday~ ' NtsM News A Weather- WMa Waits a f j ^ r i s ^ „ 5J ins * sunncht with a cattletleman. 7*1 MAIN SIBCEt. Japaneee SU-star Baseball Gann Siaava U Ta Beavar .. w , wm BMi^eed's FUeet 8 DOUBLE from Nasoya, Japan, ertth Bud­ “ Chuckie'e New Shoes," Bea­ tl:lS DaSWa Featare SS PHONE Bn »-5*St dy Blattnor dotng the plar-by- ver esCorU neighbor's' little “ Fort Worth," Randolph Soolt. play commentary of this event boy downtown and loses him. (OwUnued) and Lefty O'DCttI, the Color. (Repeat) U :U P lay Of Tha Weak Fj fillEM STAMPS S:SS Depaty Paws 9 s m Tha Demity SS. S( •The Closiag Door,” Kim Hunt­ Bis ^ e wSeMlias Henryry Fpoda, Allen Case and. er, Dane Clark. w ltti e v e ^ tadM a n d n il ofeA H «l*T THERE BE UOHT* Saniday WreetHas Read Morgan. ■ Fry quapantinea DanMe Featare SS Bis PIclitara__ Silver City when McCoyd b rin a *TJsbon," Ray MUland, Mauraea World St SpsHs la Presress » a poasibla smallpox victim to O’Hara, TWIN OAKS S;M PGA Osif Teanuuneal S town. (Repeat) U:SS WerM’s Baal Mevlas • CALL 24 HOWS Baelaa Vreaa Meanwafii St, W Eawieaea Wdk Shew S. « , SS “ Underwater," Jane Ruseelt, S;tt Wall Btsaey 8 Musical hour featuring Law­ Richard Eagan. ELECTRIC Tales ef tha Waat . U rence Welk..and his Champagne 1:11 Ban Francises Beat •' { Ml 9-5321 Pia Baslars « Music MaKpth. l :t t Mews A Weather S Adveatare si COMUfHaiCIAL S:M Weather, Spelts, News 3 WW— — ..... RESIDENTIAL ' 14S Brothers BraaBSxaa ------■ Pete aed Gladys S L.T.WOOD COv loe alao available at KnarPS Blar- m W ISTR IAL Millfoa Dollar Movie IS ket, 840 Middle Tpke. Rast; Bon- “ Josephine A Men Glynis chard’a Atlantic, 2U Middle Tpke. cdmuAcnNG . Johns: "Checkmate" Jeffrey Lynn. ICE PLANT Wett; Dart’s Dairy, SIS Eaat SERVICE STATION Jim Bawle 51 BISSELL STREET Center; Rufini’s Flying “A“, 118 MANCHESTER GREEN RICHARD V. DVBVC, Prop. WUd BUI Hlcksk Center; OUva’a Esso, 411 Hartford SIS Middle Tpke. East HijChway Patrol Tuns Bust From Main St. Offlelnl Inspcetfoei SAatton New Horiseae R ood. . sa f-7178 7iM Perry Meioa . „ At State Theater S a ^ n i ^ Burr bt 'T he Case o. PAO^ TWO MAWCHfeisR BvroWNG HERAU); kANcilEimR CONN^ SAlmDAY, jm.TT 29, IM l ' t i t •« MANCHESTER EVENING HERAlj). kANCHESTER, CQNNw SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1941 MANGHESTtR S U N D A Y Television PROGRAM P A G E T H R E B P IK ami SUPPLY •iM ca^omedy alar; Marlon Harlow.N T U E S D A Y Television PROGRAM Hemingway’s Life mOORPORATBD Air 4anc« tew; OPl«braliis Birthday Bonus Hewe Don A d a ^ ; the Waggans, Moroo- Vta UhrM*pa«ra CM tumblers: an d^R lok* Re Tswa Oris. -Jlbr 99. 99 On ‘Du Pont Show* W t i O L E S A U noa b Tka Ufa M .A. Natbaal QoU Ohaapief Trada-ln Tima On 7:33 Tke Dave Oknwway M o p ^ as?'* ^JSose's Last Suauner*' starring Maaifaaa Of fiBjJ?’ expert MHIlea.Dollar ICevle PLUMMNG and ’ ^Qpn the' 4Std Annual Pro? NaMaar Vel*e« • M First Shaw W^bUrtsTjitS The C k A u p k S n Stalling Lori ItnrUn. 'The **’ *' I llAdventuree Of A RooUe. H C C ar^ ) MiwwivDili disooYers mysisrlousmysterli H ie life o f Bbmeet TTemliM'WBi. oar W«rid Assoctatlon Nn- -4 rumor o a u w a riff be- 7:gS Wsatker m olrcumstanoes surrounding the HEATING SUPPUeS C W »tU « Beteaeo Monal Ctelf Championship at tho Brown, Alan Carney one at AmericB’o most gifted au- • l4S Olympb Fields Ckurntry (Sub, w B^TuSkotaa ajtok Draw HeGraw l n e Third Maa Tlie program, "Hemingway,” Little Audrey, vlsltliyf a beach . Bempev Boom gg. > PUppyThe Ctowa gg 3:83 OhaUee 0 1 Salratba . n John^Rusaell, Peter Brown.^Peg- Boyal Caaadlaa Meoated riiyhease 33 will indiude dramatlBations o f « i - Saeriflee ot tho Maaa si w e s a lifeguard in "i&rf Bored. "C M U e In "The Squatters?’ ' Reflection-Free TV ' AtnuuuM * "Titoget For Three." O nnColD otsItAI Other etorles. g S 'K Itoaea „ Fallee 43 cerpte from the worlm whlbh TUsbThoUfo a*lar^deeld- Henry Charlotte Trockdow. sln ed to kill the hated hate' president tMturlnc entertainer Jean «hepi Boclv And Bis Friends ed at settling down, an nglng pro- o r a South American republic. be one o f several ehowO - produced - „ pr.^»risttan fessolnal golfer Is forcM into a . a - ! J»“ rted Jeaa 5 *?.® ^ WotHhor (RoMat). • Om PagroMfit PlM Will Holt and song ■ :ld Ivaahoe 13:33 1 Love LaCy Bobla Hood 13 :M for tho Du Pont series by NSC7a styUat Kj^e Lee. (Repeat). Meet the Press (Color) St playoff for flrst-piise money in n fa y m e a Clabhoase MilHea Dollar Mevie 18 creative projects unit. JhU l» The Answer t rich tournament ‘ Wrong Nuinber". Lesa Gaston. O ver 18 Teen’ ExpeHence O u ^ ; Minister of Defense of STANEK Stile The Big Plotaro , Special For Womea 33. S3 U;tS Usht Time ea West Germany. Frans Josef Sunday. Mystery Hoar (Oetor) 13:33 VMee VUtaga News ^ ' Films and still pliotographs will U:M Voar Child’s First Tsars Strauss. tZ , t t Sports TPhe Trapped Houeewlfe." The de­ FiUth For Tsday "Six Blocks To Go," starring IC O N IC S LABORATORIES mands made on the modem be used to tell Uhe story of Hem­ M l 3 .2 4 4 3 Qaestward Bol lUagh Blders 3 ingway’s life frtwn his'childhood B l» Mao Adyeaifm Theater Beston Blackto Ig Dane Clark. An American doctor Focoa Oo America 8. 81 housewife’s time. Pauline Fred­ This Is the Life Phil Silvers gii In (Juatemala Is ordered by the 277 BROAl^ ST. MANCmTER MlUiea Dollar Movlo erick is hostess and narrator. until his recent death. Well-known Sacred Heart U (Repeat). . Wild Bill Hlckok gg ♦ J%e Prior Is Bight tg 73 "Bluebeard".' , John Carradlne, persons around the world who s. U:15 The Ofarlitephers Film S cause of death of an American (Color) Jean Parker. TV Presents g, #4, gg U:M Camera Three $, sa prisoner. ®‘“ 's Elen knew Hemingway will recount PETERMAirS (:9 t The Twentieth ^ntary g Gate Storm Shew \ E 33 Weathn. iwoal News 33 Experimental aeries; Jamas Ifao- Hie Bebisl 8 4# 68 New. A Weather 43. S3 Willard. ^ I ly Fraser, Alexander personal experiences with hlni. Phnnbiai: u d Heetfaic Oo. "pownranre!" Tho story of the Nick Adams in "Grant of Land." J Wemaa pavlon. Librarian foresees the andrew host Virtuosity of Wilbur 13,(KK) mile U.S. "shooUng - gal­ 3:33 £*toi . 33 The names o f these participants, de Paris and his New Orleans lery," documenting the chronology 4*?i5S“ / ? !*'* 8, «g, 33 g, Sperts Camera S3 death of her soldier husband be- Jam Bmd will be sampled in the Ri^day Lodge g News gg tore she ever meets him. (Repeat) and the cast for the dramatized 844 Mata St.—Maneheatw of a missile launching from the ) SIleats Please g first of a summer series of three time It leaves Its pad at Cape Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster u:33 Saa Fraaelsoo Beat | portions of the program, wlH be widely divergent musical pro- St?*’’ ,. , a flashback, Johnny and IsAnuniA— BB 39 State Trooper gg rams. Canaveral, through Its tracking BVank tell how they battled two Trath Or Oeaseqaeaeea » . Weather and Sports 3. 8 annoimced. P7 U *". on chips and Islands, to Oamoaflage S. gs John Smith and Robert Fuller In Big News ’ J3 fbis Oar Faith g the final reclamation of the mis­ other aspifants for Jobs as recro- O O E S ^ake A Difference Where Yon Savel 11:33 geuch For Temeirew Bitter Glory" Jean learns that an mdnstry Oa Parade M sile minutes later, by specially “ tlpn directors and did their first —Jt ttoald Be Y e . gg, old friend (Dick Foran) haa stol­ ,, , , 2®*® * Weather 34 ■ U lU ff LIKE INSURANCE Featare . * a act with a. sheriff waiting in the (Color) ’ en an army payroll. (Repeat). 11:18 Featare Film g Fcatnre Story ga equlpMd ^shlps In the mld-Sodth . . . . . y ’" 5f.to„arrest them. "R iff Raff". Spencer Tracy, Jean l l w l f i a n d t o u r Atlantic. (Repeat). "ft -ft -ft O wav „ „ Namber Please g. 4g Bogs Baany 8. gg. 83 Harlow Herilage g Sea Haat 13.gg Candid Camera g 3:33 MONET BACK Bonder’s Showcase g Loretta Yoasg Show 33. SS H « S'** Goldlag Light • Father Knows Best f Jack Poar Show gg W H Y BE A PART-TIME Selenee FloHoa Theater 'TOe ^ b tle Danger.” A woman Bepert "Country Cousin." Betty Ander- (Color) W u h i ^ a Bepert St WhlrieyMrds 3 1 % 1:33 Best Seller ,son concerned over the impending Adveatares In Science 4S (Miss Young) suspects her hun- SAVINGS CeoBt ef Moeto Cristo Featare 48 gg A S H M A N ? NEW SUN LIFE FLAN 1Z:1S Mand TaMe ylelt of her cousin when her 11:34 World’s Best Movies g Aronnd Town gg 3^11 Disney Presents gf. S3 ■ “ r n^.^tohard Coogan) of secret­ eat Heme WHh Kitty gg. father asks her to arrange for U:30 We Believe g ly tsiklng a narcotic originally Movie "5®rili'.®^®'’' Greer Garson. Rob- 1. ProvidM tasuraace protec- "Frank d e ll’s In Town," starring prescribed to ease pain after LOAM Onrrent some dates. (Repeat)., ert Mllchum. We’ll convert tlon to age 65. £*??!• Bows g Tom Tryon with Ralph Meeker. FUm The Riflemaa 8 gg. S3 Briefing Session *■ surgery. (Repeat). A ,S S o c I A T I O V Annual 1:33 As “rho World Taras 11:30 Jack Parr Shew 33 Sanday Matinee gs Tombstone's avaricious saloon­ 13:33 What’s My UneT 8 "Mies Bertie" with Agnes Vloore- (Color) e that furnace keepers hire killer to gun down Dividend Highway Patrol head aa guest star. A little old 13:88 2. Betoma all baale annual pre- '■ ^ e Vanishing Weotemer". This Is Yonr Life S3 Social Notee TTHh Bitty News and Weather g Monte Hale . ■'fohn Slaughter. (Repeat) Best ot the Post gg Bate lady comes to North Fork to cap- 13:88 hlnment of Medltalloa 3 mlnma If life aasured Uvea 7:M.Lassie i (Color) _HAWCHtSTSS’S o is t s l riMSIlciat Daaoe Time "dtorloua ouUaw and col­ 1:88 News 38 to clean, convenient to age 65. Dawn Bible Inslltab Banda* PlaykoBse ]. . Fogeaat lect the bounty. (Repeat)). lt:U Harry Beasoner —News I _ Editor’s Choice 1:38 A« . tH Home With Kitty l ; « t Tke. Shirley Temple Shew 33, Si Fendall Verxa, editorial director 1:33 Doble OlUla ^ GAS HEAT Year Cemmaaily g (Color) 3:33 Jaa Marray Shew "Around My Room in 80 Days". S. la available for male and Hlghwav Patrol and anchorman In series devotM (Color) "The Fawn" starring Charles Mc- Doble and Maynard- w ——■ — wage r» oopxs owa per-grog — Q: I think it U mean to announce jvUh a low cost female—age 15 to 50. Secret Island gg Graw Jane Darwell. Robert to analysis, predictions Inter- Face the Facto sonal battle as Picture For A Snuday Afternoon ylews and news. Guest; Prime , Day la Oeart ------— .igainst Juvenile de­ the next show wlien a program’s Crawford Jr., and Tommy Kirk. Minister of the Federation of 3. 43. 81 linquency. trying to persuade a A boy's compassion for a wound­ 3:13-Loretta Yoaag 33. 33 C la ssm a te not to drop out ot theme song is playing! I love the O. Jt. VAN 1:16 lour Senator la WaohlaftoR Nigeria—Alhajl glr Abubakar To- Hease Party D EU SE N 1:36 Biuieball ed animal leads him to dhfy his fawa Balewa. Interviewed. by school. (Repeat). theme songs and I hate to have stern fhther, who wishes him to Don WILLIS Garage Sevea Keye I, 43..8S A ^ o d Hitckoock Freseats 33. 13 someone say "stay tuned.” I ’m sure Conversion Burner Diatrtot Red Sox V8 Chlcagd become a hunter. (Repeal), Newsmen on hts talks with Pres. 3:33 Yeaeg Dr. Moleae 33. S3 Don’t carry a single ash or Southern Baptist Hoar M. gg Kennedy and Nigeria’s role to an ____ SPECIALISTS IN ,77>e Greatest Monster of Thera that If they would make the an­ Snperviaor HUIIon Dollar M ovb Ig emerging Africa. The Milltoaalre AH’’ stars William Redfield, Sam clinker this winter! Convert Prom The Moat High . Cometh "Checkmate". Jeffrey Lynn. An- W H EEL A LIG N M E N T and aeea For A Day Healing, a epecial report show­ 11:33 Sanday News Special .8 Jaffo and Robert H. Harris. Vio­ nouncement quickly after the that old fashioned ela Hart. "Josephine and Men". News gg BR AK E Se r v i c e 9he Verdict le Yeove lence M d heartbreak result when 164 E. Center ing how physicians, psychiatrists gHynls John. From 'nese Beets . theme song, people ■would watch coal furnace to and ministers collaborate In treat­ Nsws A Weather g __ Ge n e r a l a u t o r e p a i r 2 " oto actor attempta a come- the next program. W hy do they do S treet 7 :3# Deasils the Menace 3 taaday f^hl Repori 33 Geaaectloat Baadstaad brck. (Repeat). clean, convenient ing . the whole man.” ‘'Dennis and.ths Ham-pber." The aotebeli 6-4581—18 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER . „ Who De Y e . TrsstT 33. 83 y r n U Karp , g# M I 8-1604 . lateraallonal Zone g News A Weathermaa ig 4:33 Baager Aady Shew 8 It this way? — I , H., Pries, V ir­ gas heat. W e’U ■ :•■ Basebail g g Mitchells don't mind Dennis hav* Au Star Playhouse 3 The Scout ’. Earp becomes In­ ginia. P I 2-6801 Ing a hamster for a pet, unUl It Hake Boom for Daddy 33, S3 volved with Indian threats and an show you how In­ Yankees vs Baltimore Suuday Night Movie S3 , . . Amoritjaa Baadstaad t. 43. 83 A : It ’s done the way It Is simply , chews Its way "put of a bamboo The - LeHollywood 3:33 Comedy Spotlight 8 that you will probably }>e listening Slyer."_ Jyor." :Joan Bennett "M v a ta Worlds” . Claudette (Job MANCHESTER IDIIlaa Dollar MerleMs 18 Baseball gg Jack Kelly In dual roles stars In D«rt. Charles Boyer. Myrna I^ y and Meivyn Douglaa to the theme, and therefore you’ll • "Die Deadly Image” , with Oes- XHehmm Oa Trial ' g "Room In The House” . Patrick e.o-etar to "Love Came Late." be sure to hear the announcement. T. P. AITKIN GO. Ald Mohr. Bart Maverkdc . mis­ Late Shew gg Bass, M u ^ rie Rhodes. etory Involving a college professor SiMBlgnctare gg taken for a notorious outlaw, faces OLDSMOBILE SESf 8:33 F eatare____ who learns there Is more to hlgh- I f they wait unUl after the theme, S;W Dave* B Oellath gg "The Sun Shines Bright’’. John "Jungle Jim” . TGrtlnia Grey, TOURAINE PAINTS 3 :gS Social Secnrity gg a deadly enemy plus the hang- Resell, Ciiarles Wlnmnger.' •TOIJB OLDSMOBIIR DEALER” *ducatlon than passing grat^. you’ll probably be In the kitchen M l 3 4 7 * 3 man's noose. (Repeat). 1 1 lU George. Reeves. (Repeat) Premiere. I 4:tt Big Plotare ig 3:M>Ed Salllvan Show g Woild’s Best Movies t making a sandwich. Eichmaan On Trial gg ^Top Hat". Fred Astaire, Oiager Guests: Pearl Bailey: Joe B. 2LO8Er0s 512 WEST CENTER STREET BAUDS ABd •BRUSHES ..Bin Shade], anchorman; Hlgb- Lewis: Edgar Bergen with Morti­ ^ Tights of the week's sessions plus 13:1 News A Weather g SERVIOB mer Snerd; 'AHrra D i^ e , musl- Moment Of' MedHallM • ■ a 8 - 18 11 • WALLPAPERS W E D N E S D A Y Television PROGRAM 22 ToUand Tpke. • SANDERS. POLISHERS Safety- Tested Tow. Criw Mews gg ^ u l Burke. Horace McMahon and ' 3:18 Osronado 3 ' gg Harry Bellaver,. Two brothers STEAMERS FOR RENT MONDAY Television PROGRAM I Heritage - „ JfV Mall Order M uket gg Tho Dave Gam way Today Bheor threaten a vendetta for their t:M News. Weather sad Sperts 3 fathers’ death. (Repeat). I• Town.M Crier— . V B M (Color) from her bachelor boos on bow Used Cars” ___ Beecao 3 #3 4:13 Yogi Bear to avoid marriage. (Repeat) A|^Bltara Newa *** * 3:33 News A Weather 8 Paiil’s Paint and ) Heritage PUp^y The Olewa l i fJkSS?.'’ Today Shew 33. Adveatares la FaroHlse 3, 43.83 FercepHea Bokia Heed i t iUidiMce particlpAtiofi show aUkr- Royal > Weather Gardner McKay stars In ’’Angel Olabhoaea gji New^ of Death, with Inger Stevens. Baetaeee Bepert 3:48 Mewi 8. 8 I t Ml Wall|ia|Mr Sapiily Agricallore Newa 3:18 Modem D lg ^ Uaiveralty W Tile Air 3:88 Sperts ' ’ ’ gg 13:83 ?’'J3 .rA V *C ""‘’”*‘- 33 Ice Cream Co. Perception _ __ Besoae 3 Superstitious natives resist at- COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK, lECa Mows Baslaess Beport t ^ p U to cure tropical diseoM. 7:33 Daageroas Bobla t U:33 ^ ^ ^ '."^ a th e r aad Sports ** C45 Main St.—MI 9-0300 4:38 H ^ l^ r News A Bperto (Repeat) Light Time Shstan Slado 8 INCORPORATED > Dnlversity (M The Air . „ Two Faoeo West INVESTMENTS CmpUim Kaagano News, Weather, Sports I News iCotor) gf, f t MilUea Doltar Movie U Big Mews TI • :tt News A Weather Breoklaag ITtme "Special Agent.’’ William Eytoo 27 WarreH St.— M I S-66B6 Light Time Bobla H a ^ MUUea Dollar Movie Ig ■OL OBOBOB F. JOHNSON JB, Bbaager 3:88 Rap BtehoHi Newa B Weather g( t.’lg Laura Elliott. Captain itangaroe Clabhoasa - ie.ae W'»ia«n Bythd n w H e l p f u l TBANSAcnoNs h a n d l e d B jm p e r B oeot 33. 38 Weather. Local Newa 33 . . 2 ® ^ ’ *B?rte. Weather 43 Breakfast T l w Gompaat 83 l*t** Ohmu MUIor Time g AlmaBao 11:18 Featare film g (Color) With Johimy Desmond and Hay (ma M USTED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS _ „ 2*W4 •■4 Weather 83. 43 "The Lone Gun."vTuji. wevrac George Mont- Our SPEEDY Specialty 3:33 Hap Blchards i'S ». i. 33. S MuUnley aa oo-hosta and fea- « • MAIN STREET ^ 7:18 Baeketage gg om e^, Dorothy Malone. Over 8:88 Sporta 43 a Oamers gg Bomper Beam gt, 7:33 Alter Dlaaer Movie 8 Clartt. tbs SG’tS* foek F a u Show TRULY DELICIOUS Almaaao "M y Gal Sal," Victor Mature, Castle Sisters and guests. 3:S8 P*lS5Se5!S5r* (Color) > Looaev Taaes Rita Hayworth Stanwyck siraw gg. gg Movie 7:83 MaUba Baa 8 ' Featare 43 30 Flavors > Laarel A Hardy Phil SBvers Slxe 'Ten. A theft prompts a "Malaie Goee To Reno” . Jerauny Slate. Ron EUy with guest ;S3 World’s Beet Mevlea CHICKEN ^pMa KaagarM ga MilUen Dollar Mevia IS successful dress designer (Miss EkHithern. John Hodtak. star Inger Stevens. Romance plia- "jta Alligator Named Dalsy.' 3:M Mevie, s "Guilty Assignment,” Philip S ^xryck )' to make an unpleas­ **A Wonan Who Sewn—Baa Nlee O oth ear M:88 1 Love Laoy jpmajtor Larry when an attr^ :83 Jaek F a u Show ■ ram h t IdmitM "Bumtog Arrows," Anthony Dex Reed, Robert Lotvery ant appraisal of herself. (R e­ gV .irk en G,v« glri rlslta "The Aquanauta.” (Color) In i Gallons! ter peat) S u io atore. The tact that ahe is aa ez- 13:83 News A Wealhu Weather. Local Newa 13:t3 Tke worid’d «8nedt entta’ ohiok- I Married Jeaa g News el the Bear, Weather Mala Eveat g M:68 Video VUInge „ ,JeaIoua w ^ a n Is almost 13:88 Memeiil ef MedKallea )I Leva Lacy gg N iw i aad Weather Peter Gann g, gg, gg Shop P IU m iE Mills for year — too late. (Repeat), Ir tf Late News «■ ” wMli tacompamble tante. Bay Whea st. S3 . . . Amerleaa Odyssey SS to "Tramp Steam- frogsa Train 13, 13 Sasle 3 7:18 Film 33 **’’ i.i P*tor Gunn la M on an To* Aekod Far M Robert Horton. John Mclallra MANCHESTER CALL IN ORDER I VIdee VIDagre gg Sports Camera S3 exciting chase, for a notorious FALL FABRICS at LOW MILL PRICES! > n e Frtee to BIgkl yrlth Willard Waterman and John F le k Dp 10 Blinnted Later Play T e o ^ o a e b (Oeler) 13. S3 News 43 (Color) lAaMlI. ",The Polk Story." Mothil- Acting ‘M ust’ Yen Asked For H g T:t3~‘n e Americaas 33. 33 sriJ£rrd'SS““ g, Doekto BxpaeUM lough makee a eurprlamg discov­ > Dsable SxposwD % .. » Bescae 8 ga Gsle B4o»m Skew ery when a doctor refuses to CYCLE SHOP Darryl Hickman and Dick Da- JMesroiwi Homrst Eveiy Day N ooh to 6 PJM.—gataiday 18 AJM. to 8 PJM. •• n m PrtM Is Biffhi n If valp# star In “ The Sentry.” Jeff 11:33 News, Weataer aad Sperts 8 , A endemy Ftoyktaed i^feUow paaaenger. (R epei^ CYCLE SALES and SERVICE DEGI’S DRiVE-M (Color) believes he has caused the New^ Weather sad Sports 3 In W esterns Gale Storm Shew g. gg .. . death of his brother Ren during Big News gg a MANCHESTER • I ^ hhb wawiiriTtffi OeaeeSu—-•“Sssj;*'**'^* _ SE « i Rod Taylor itod Lloyd Bochner '488 CENTER S T ^M I 8-2880 AcsdemV ^ylM B se gg a mlssioa to blow up a North News aad Weather S Ltva TkaS Bek E 43 co-star in "Tho Turncoat" 'Foi'- CoIambia-=^Hamb«r Leva 04 LUa mer turncoat smuggler, t r ^ g for ' Year Satprise Fsekagw g em railroad bridge. (Repeat) ,, ,, ?•»•- 6Ports. Weather gg W ltli A lofty dladain Ulce {bat of Oeaaeatratlen «g ig Cheyease.Bhew I, 43, St U .lg Saspeose Theater g Tratk w Oaneeqeeneaeoea -r man’s help. (Repeat). English—RoDfast Leva That Bob g. gg SS ^ r id e of Frankenstela." Boris OamenOage I Doarer Maa g Paladin for a bartender who would Lave Of Ufa a. •». s* CTlnt Walker In "The Reholdenr^ BOB KIEKNAN h PY3B. Cheyenne uncovers a strange re­ Bearek For Tiallgtiar P*trtck McOoohan in "The water liia Imported (diampaiine, 2* OoBseqneaeus gg S3 lationship between a U.S. Mar­ fack Poor Show gg tt:W u a k . When one man after an- 148 BOddle Tpke. W cM Oraeallue 3. 43. M shal and a bonk robber. (Repeat) (Color) W . Ha England Lumber Co. othM U taken ill with radlaUon Ricliard Boone ecoma thoae who M I 8-0426 S eai^ Far TOnsenew 8 l:gg Tales Of Wells Forge. gt. S3 Naaoker Ftoooa E 43. BicknMs at a North African thinlc an actor doesn’t liave to aot U:33 It, Oeald Be Yea gg. gg U:,3.?gg|:gUt Mevie. **AT THE G R rar U itt Tka OoMtar Litto (Color)' Dale Robertson -In "The Border U :8S a ^ l c energy plant, investigator when lit playa In a Western. Renegade." Hsrdle hmasbes A Newae J to p o it D iu e la sent to examine the Nomber Please t. 31. 83 1:83 Bea4 Heller altuatlpn. Boone Itas tlie credentials fo r ex- 13:44 Die OaldlSK Light 1 S}™ »mu8Klef». (Repeat) Coont of Moate Oato4e 13:58 Sanside six I. 43. St '*• fs®.* ®'ew gt Munding tlie subject He stars as Beport 33 "Little Star Lost," starring Troy (Color) ■ Open AH Day Saturday At Home m tk BHty » , S3 TSSiJ!?** »»• •• 1:43 Best Seller g :33 News gg Movie Adveatares of Oisle aad Harriet i*Aladl.n> in "Have Gun, W ill Donahue. Sandy Winfield Is ruaa Coast of Meale Crists 3 hired to And real mother ot Travel" on the CBS-TV Network At Hsme With K lt^ gg, 34 -»:*3 Ae ^ Werld TOrita ' ' "Two Small Boys and a Dog”? Movlo gg adopted film star and gets In­ She}) Wooley obtained liig » - and lias appeared in starring roles volved In a family feud. (Re­ Hlgkwas Patrol Law clerk David la called on to rum u lease from CBS-TV because he was Seetal Metea m tk Bitty 33 arbitrate a squabble Involving two in sucli demanding dramas as 1:33 A . Tho World Tarao .... 3 peat) Daaee Tima TV Hour of Stars U dissatisfied with recent roles on and a dog. (Repeat). those offered by “Playhouse 90,’ Highway Patrol g 3:33 Tke Okriotrakere Haj^r Command l| Social Notes With Blttr 33 Spike Jones Skew j the “Rawhide" series . . . Warner [ At Heme WItk Bitty “Tlie U;S. Steel Hour” and Broad' BRAKE Variety show co-starring Spike a m ^®"®2®®®®® ’ ••• 43 1 7 Q A K S T . Daaee Time gg Brothers wUl film a half-hour TV > Face Tke Faetc 3:33 A u e l g way, where lie played Abraham This Is The Aaswer gg Jonea and singer Helen Graco. Joai Marray Skew S3. S3 Annie Farge and Marshall Thomp- Uncoln in "Tlie Rivalry.” At Home With KKty tS Guests; Slimer Buddy Greco and drama, “The Misery Mendianta,” ron in “The Joint Bank Account” . P h o n e M l 3 - 4 2 4 7 comedian (%arile Manna, aa a public service for the Arthri­ la Oeart "Of course you have to act If Face The Facts S mispering Smltk gg, gg I. 43. U Angel makes a mess out of John’s SPECIAL Jaa Mnrray Skew gg. S3 tis and Rheumatism Foundation Read The Herald Every x:oa Hoooe Party , checkbook after she discovers you’re In a Western,” Boone says, or Ml 3.4444 (Color) SfSkJf . **un>hy with 6uy Loretta Yoaiig Tkeatar 33. 33 that be has been dabbling in the ”lf you're an actor. If you’re an Day la Uonrt 3. tg 33 laitcheu In CroAs Out." l^nvcr .. Sensitive to criticism of TV Seven Keya 3. 43 S3 stock market. (Repeat), 3:33 f j .k***??.*??®® *5* prime suspect violence, NBC-TV has revamped 8:33 Tke MilUoaalre " opportunist, you might be able to Haase Party 3 in the killing of a notorious out* slyslery Theatre 33 gg All Star Srentlag Beport 33, Jg law. the formula for next season’s "TTie Veoax Dr nmlamu 33, tt "Witness In the Dark,” starihng get by for a while . . . but not for Sevea Keys 3. #3. S3 t:S3 a .0 S f **5 H i* ^ D »y E 4tf 83 Patrlcta.Dalnton, Conrad Phillips long. ' Star Pro Game Commeatary Ana Soathem Show g Outlaws.” The outlaws, who have pay and Keep Informed On, l:M n e Verdlet la Yeort 3 and Madge -Ryan. A blind -girl (Color) 32, ,3) ■Propoeal." Frustrated because occupied the series 80 per cent o f Fnaa nceO Beeta 33. M comes face to .face with a mur­ ■T, put Into my work on ‘Have C ' pick Powell Playhouse 3 onskful beau always stops the time this season, win share it ^aaeetleat Beodataad 8 derer. Gun, W ill Travel’ as much integ­ All Star BaMban Game 33, 30 short of popping the quest'on. ^waiiaa Eve 8. 43. 83 rity, arid I meet the demands made MULLIN'S (Color) ___ Olive lets Kaly talk her into a 50-50 with the lawmen next sea­ 4:33 B au er Aady Shew t ._ f'5 ves of Pele co-stars Conhle Beea For A Day I. #8 88 counter-plot based on advice son. Make Beam Far Daddy ' 33. S3 Stevens. Anthony Elsley. Investl- on me oh the same level, as I do on SALES and SERVICES' 3:33 ?he Verdict Is Years 8 Town-Wide Acfivifies . . . < . . Baadataad E 43 S3 ABjqr Steele finds a marriage-to- Broadway. No matter what medi­ Conncctlrnt BAMdslaod s 4:38 la n e PabUo btereet 18 le ^ s to a killing and the um an actor is working In, he lias Who Do You Tmstr gg. S3 4:33 Bdge el Night g fluB^to^ of an Innocent man. * GomtoI Repairs l:M Baiisn Andy ] Here’s Hollywood 23 S3 a responsibility. If he accepts a Brake Amrriran Randetand 3. 43 S3 MiUloa D o l^ Movie , ’ M Dsagev Is 4fy Baslaess 1 1 job, he must do the best he can 4:28 In The Feblle Intereot 13 FOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS 8:33 Featare Film g 3:13 I’ve (tot A Secret 3 4:34 " Annapolis Story.” John Derek in that job.” * Range and Fuel Oils Kdee Of Night g On The Merchandise Locol £.*'•* .?*“ >"■ bost. Panel- SfllHon Dollar Movie IS HEYBR ’8 OYNA VISION STSTEM Diana Lynn. ^® ; ^ I Cullen, Henry Morgan, Boone pointed out that Paladin Adjustm ent ■Wrong Number." Less Gaetoi;! nneye,Theator § ^ y ® . ®^®)*®on, Bess Myerson, is a complex man who gets into * Com plete Texaco t:44 Iciunrc Film j IS THE “X-BAV” METHOD FOB First Skew 33 liTS® S®''®*® Hofd®"- William El- complex situations. ■Keep ’Em Flying," Abbott A A PERFECT JOB! Uptt, Jim Davis. llllon----- Dollar ..lovieMo 18 F r m i u c t s CoiWello ' Room In The House.” Patrick "Anyone who watclies tho pro­ PoMye Theater f Stores Are Selling. Early Show i t Bass. (Color) ITbe sad From Cleveland” gram must know that it dentands HARTFORD 8. t. BfDLLINS JtL. Prop. 13:33 Circle Theater ) g a wide range o t acting ability- Tho Admiral aad Bwahhy Shaw LITTLE JOE'S TEXACO a M P * Adralrpl aad Swabky Show 43 "Black Market Babies.” The ip- 8:33 Leoe Baagef 43 83 eratioi) of a nation-wide network comedy, pathos, tragedy — just 128 Toltaad Tpke.—^MI t-6M 4 8:33 Bin TIa Tta 33 U W. MIDDLE TPKE. AT BROAD ' MI 3-7616 8:68 FM x Tho Oat g 6ENERAL TIRE 00. 3:88 FclU The Cat (Color) , J? obtaining, and dis­ about everything that can be asked 3:33 ^aanlae t tributing babies for adoption—At o f an actor. I t ’s a demanding role, flippy n o OlewB u exortotMt fees—la exposed. C «if«r SK, Mi chn tm Interpol Oaniag gg IM e d City *. 33 88 one that keeps my acting equip­ i ' 'Vengeance Is a Wheel” stars ment tram getting rusty.” V 0L .L

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Don Knotts THURSDAY Television PROGRAM Hollywood Hera’a Hatlywaad M. I I to check his receding hairllna. Mian T«wa CrUr' ■ JiM Faatara ritm rifm , I Stan Walter Brennan. (Repeat). I The Dave O utnw m r T*4bw Www "Laddie.” Ttan Holt TlrgiiUa Gil­ Tales Of The Vikings Eight t IS, w more • :M David Niven Theater „ I flew bi lUMl executive fUioducer Sbeldon Heritac* t Pv^ye Theatar' I Bachelor Father Ik I I on TV Lieoiiaril went to w ork with pro* Stars John Forsythe, Noreen Cor­ jails ti duoer Aaron Rubin and Ute ae* AsrlealtaM Haws coran and Sammee Toog la rerceitUa " L o ^ y .Hearts Bandits” . Robert "HUda the Jewel.’’ Peter's plan to dently riee' varioua writers, a n d . floured BaataMS BapaH Rockwell. };et his girl-friend a part-time By BRSKINE’ JOHNSON More out the role Of Andy’s sidekick, UalrenUir Of The Air Barly- ly Ska; M oh In the Gregg household goes Hollywood Gorrelponfiettt cheered Deputy Barney Fife. New* "The Red ]Pony". Robert awry. (Repeat). NewspAper Enten^iaq Asssk UsM Tima Mitchum,I. Urmi B4jr Three Sons ■ 1. 48 tematioi " I t was ‘a lucky phone call I t iU Capiaia Kaasaraa The Admliniral ^ M ^ w a b h y "(5ff Key" Otars Fred MacMur- HoUywDod w- (NEA1 — The "Ut- Two I made that night,’* Don observes BraaUSrt Tlaia Shaw ray. Chip brags that Robbie ia a tle of the hoofUum” Jimmy Cag­ that cai with eqiianimity. (Color) Boeky A Hte Friends genius, so Robbie agrees to _re- ney first ' noticed years ago In Has BnNbtAa SfeSw Falla The Oat palir a piano for one of (jhlp’s pledge The two at woik might be com­ Baavar ■■aam (Color) frietends. (Repent). Fred Astaire (to Fred’s delight) prisoner pared to a modern-day Damon and (lim RT l:H Hackleberry Heaad Playhouse I I now has "been duly recorded, on behind. Pythiaa Thby complement *each Lw»aey Tumtm F lip ^ The Clewa WrestUng »* the panic button, by television’s Lsaral A HaiAr S:S4 Brenner ■ Reinalc other perfectly in manners and Captala Kaasaraa Medio Great Ghost Tales II. I I big sjienders who thought they iazo, 26 (Color) . temperament. I Harries Saaa News could buy anything. , on his c But it’s the quietly-thinking Marie Behlad Closed Deers Tho Untouchables . „ I. I* With the nonchalance of (Cag­ "Saratoga". CHarfc.Oabla, Secial Secarlty Robert Stack In "Ring of Terrolr” . Pico, mind of Knotts that has created' HaHow. Weather. News sad Sparta Ness searches for a link between ney on the spot in front of the some of his more hilariouB rou­ I Lave iHMjr Tlgbtrepe narcotics and crooked prise fights. mob, Astaire just picked up his not to : tines on the show. Again, as his Say Wbea » . M Newa aad Weathsr (Repeat). marbles in the T V dancing (uig tro "hai Saala BaMa Hood Mllllea Dollar Movie U all the spokesman, Andy points out: Clabhoase "Guilty ' Assignment". Philip (two more Emmys) and went "That show where Don is read- HaHdsy Highways Reed. Robert Lowery. back to movies "because I don't much n ^olor) i 1.1. n . M lag the police manual when I come 1:41 Newe 1S:S4 TV Beports „ . * want to dance forever. tors he Taa AakeS Far II 4:U Sports Parade <« "Britaln^Blood, Sweat and Tears tiatlng ' into the office. And he’s memoris­ 11: DaaMa Rxaaaar 7:W The dim Backaa Shew I Pius ao Years.’’ Eric Serareld is “Even,’i he added 'wryly, “if it ing it. H e says T r y me.’ And - I The Prlee la AhtM It. N Weal Polal „ . ,1 narrator. The program presents seems like it." of the 1 do. And he can’t think of the first (Color) MilUaa Dollar Marla . . U three facets of modern Britain:— Pico I Oala ^ r a a Shaw •• •! "Wrong Number’ ’, LoMi G a ^ n l The industrial England that has The current "Th* Pleasure ot word. Sure, the writers wrote a T a d a i^ WaaMW Newa aad Weather II. IJ bred a new and Insurgent middle His Oompany" returns Fred to the full 500 brilliant scene. And Don brought Caaoaalratiaa IS. I I News aad Weathermaa 4i class; as a base for IJ.8. Thor screen as Pogo Poole, Intefnatlon- lion to It to life. He fumbled and stum­ Koar Sarpriae Paekaca I Uacovered 5 missiles and Polaris submarines. Lara That Bab I, «. n "Klara Ot QolF’ ** Is a mainstay of MATO; and the al charm boy. In "Notorious Land­ prisoner bled over the first word, which Lara al Lita I Sports Camera W Commonwealth that Is tied eco­ lady,” : another comedy now be­ to raise was ‘the.* But his timing is beau- Trath m Caaaagaaaeaa It M Iw ra „ . . nomically to Europe but Is tom by fore the cameras at Columbia, 000.” tifuL Just beautiful. Apd he Oamoanace I. M. H Sammer Sparta Speclacalar I debate over joining booming Eu­ Namtiar lieaaa I. O. U Sportacaeter Bud Palmer and ropean common market out of he’s a Career diplomat w i^ the With breaks me up. Every time.’’ Search For Taaiarrow I BbecUU guest experts. "The Amw fear of future political entangle­ U.S. eiilbassy in London. lar airl: W ere a fan club to be orgamixed It CoaM Be Tea V , M teur Roller Skating Champtot^ ment. The TV boys ivith blank chocks three f for Don Knotts, Andy Griffith (Color) ships." The top men, women and Oroarho Show Tha OaliUar Ucht I children In the roller skating 1S;M The Third Hau in hand pleading for more Astsdre Tractor would doubtless ask to be its first News Day Bepart t t world perform In an eight-day Sllents Please dancing shows are astounded. But to conf honorary president— he is that A t Heme With BIMy M. N competition. "Fun Factory.' Story Astaire’s 1959 autobiog^raphy, plans tc avid an admirer of Knotts. Beal Seller I Oallaws _ „ »* . W Sennett. Caaal al Moala GrMa I Barton MacLane, Don Collier, Shotgun Slade n Steps in Time," gave them fair meal at Happy In Role Morla M Jock Gaynor in "No More Pencils Mike Hammer _ I f warning. Debunking his "light- avallabl A t home, it should be. noted, —No More Books.” A meek H;SS Nows, Weather and SperU I FUtn M footed and lightheaded” reputa-> The Don isn’t nervous. H e’s'head of the 1:M Aa the World Taras I schoolteacher (Darld Wayne) con­ Big Newa *1 Highway Palral ceives a fantastic scheme to Im­ Newa and Weather I* tion, Astaire wrote about himself;' relative: household, and his petite, red-hair­ Sooial neNetea With KiUy press his fiancee. (Repeat). Newa, Sports, Weather to I tell you, 1 am a very annoy- RIae Angels I raising ed wife hasn't any mind in the Dance Tima tl:15 Jack Pnnr Show I I ing guy— hard to please, critical, world to usurp his authority. ' ThU la The Ufa Gaesiward Ho! S3. 44 (Color) 1 Al Home With Kitty "Injun BUI". BIU Hooton dona XSoroM'i Finent Movie* 3 impatient." A completely happy man is Don I Face The Facts feathers when he is 'conned' into "Native Drums." (Charles Vanet The time had come, Astaire told believing Hawkeye la a nhtlve Knotts these days. He hak a job daa Meiray Shaw Feature 40 *• me, for another step in time—to he loves. And it therefore may be (Color). rlnce. (Repeat), tl:*S World’s Rest Mo-Ges ^ I Day la Coart I. M. l:M Rlonna Reed Show 8. « . W "^H or Takes A, Wife." Robert the straight acting he now prefers. construed that if he’s nervous on I Hoaae Party ' The theater comes between Don­ Walker, June Allyson. The word he flashed to TV, caught na and the family when she takes the Griffith show, he’s'ju st acting ' Loretta Taaag 11 :N Jdrk Paar Show n flat-footed and annoyed, ended with It. A s one newsman wrote: "Don Sarea Keys I. on directing assignment. (Color) ^ I DIch PawaD Pfayhsasa l;M Froaller justice 3. M 1:S4 News M the pleA. goes on his tortured way as Bar­ Toaag Dr. Maloaa "Thread of Respect.” Starring "Please, fellows, go away. If I'm Danny Thomas. A proud Immi­ ney Fife. He never appears to be llaeaa Far A Day not careful I'll never do another happy for more than fleeting sec­ rhe Verdlel la fa grant tailor- feels he is due a Jealous, Girls f Fram .Thssa Basts N. IS certain amount of respect regard­ movie." onds in the script.’’ Coaaeelleat Baadalaad I less of his accent or origin. Bat Maslerson M Dietary advice ia wasted on Doro­ The best TV could do was to "B ut I am,’’ he insists stoutly. Who Da Taa Traatf « . U land him for two one-hour ctnuna- "I love It" 4:11 Baagar Aady I Gene Barry in "The Court Mar­ thy Proidne, a star of ABC-TVs Mahe Baam Far Daddy It, W tial of Major Mara." Masterson tio shows in a new series on which And he does. Undoubtedly. ’’The Roaring 20’s.” She often eats Amcrieaa Baadataad I. M U must prove the innocence of the he'li'.also introduce the weekly la The PaUle bterast IS defendant In a kangaroo court- an aH dessert dinner, topping 4t Rdce'Oi Nlahl I martial, or face deatn. (Repeat). off with second helpings of choco­ stanzas a la Alfred Hitchcock. Q: Is Dick Clark a college Beal MeCoys I. U Lendl MUlUa Dallar Maria U late Ice cream. But no dancing, thank you. His graduate and if so what year? "Bluebeard". John Carradlne, "Baldy." Luke takes drastic step* fllm career is booming in rtfies he vlet 001 C,. a tikes. a Gohli A: Dick graduated from Syra­ 'Thank heavens. I’m not one of Sian pe cuse University in June 1951, with those fellows trying to be a 4u- of sks) a B.S. in business administration. FRIDAY Television PROGRAM venile.” . > om Eu In ’’Plaasure," he’8 the playboy Shirley. Tom Browa. Tha Lawless Years tt, M Skepi S:HTswB. * ! Cellege All^tar FosSbnl Game over th Academy Flsybease News 0 just wasn’t the way it works with AUTO RADIOS U:M Year Surprise Psekags I 7:M BaaUde I I. 0 , 0 1970 R I National League (Champion Phila­ me. I doi^’t want to be in some­ Oeaceatratlea . V. M Stars Eric Fleming and Clint United Ftas DepeadaMs Seevlec Levs That Bsbl I. M. SI Ekutwood in "Incident 61 tha Laat delphia Eagles against All-Star thing unlett It’s terribly good. I (3iance," with John Kerr. A pair ooUege players at Soldiers' Field, duetton U:M Lave el Ufa - I Cliicago get sent by a piece of music or a Trath er Oeasesasaesa It. M of newlyweds seek refuge with th* Soiriet Cameaflage I, 48. SI cattle drive after their wagon is 16:0 Peraen Tc Person sudden idea during rehearsal. It I \ l:.\ III' > -M l \ I I. ^ ii 1 of livin U:M Search Far Teaaerrew I lost In a flash flood. (Repeat). Charles Collinrwood, boat. Guests. takes time — time you don’t hevo - II GeaM Be Tea W. M Happy II. Connie Francis and Jane Powell will llv Ronnie Burns and Yvonne Lime la and husband. when you’re involved in movie (Color) The 1 Nnmhar Please I. M. M "What A Baby.” Sally and Clirls 11:0 News, WesHier and Sports projects.” ' U:46 The Galdlag Light I argue with their beat frienda over Big News Ised fr< lt:U News Day Bepart H whose baby should ride the Palm News and Wenlher Washington oan relax about A a - portatlc 1:88 Beat SeUer I Springa float on Founder's Day, PETS! 11:U Fentare Film taire qnd Lemmon adding to the shorten Ceaat of Meats Crists 8 "Miss Sadie Thompson", Jose • P U P P IE S At Borne WBh KMty M. If ^^IS^Wraa. I talk about the U . S. Steite Defiart- hours I Ferrer, Rita Hayworth. ment’s l o « of “preetlge" overaean. • BIRDS Merle 48 PaMie Deteader 4$ Jack Paar Show Ing of 1 Film n Matty’s Funday Fnnale* U 11:0 Jack Paar Show Ae Yankee diplomats in London, 1 :0 One Happy Family -It, 0 free m • TROPIOAL FISH 1:18 At the WeiM TTaraa 8 (Color. they turn out to be bettor aleuthe Wghway Patrel 8 "Charley Executive at liarge." 12:0 News, Weather, Sports heating Seelal Metee With KMty H Charley kackett quits the plumb­ than Scotland Y ard —and AsKaire ing firm when (Charley accuses 12:0 News and Weatoer The- UTTLE & McKin n e y Daaee Tims WsrU’s Best Movies will no doubt be* the best dreeeed 18 WOOIHIRIDaE 8T. Fhith For Teday M him of losing an Important busi­ first gi 1:M Al Heme inttKIMy ness account. (Repeat), "After the Thin Man" William dlplomet of tfiem all. in's in MANCHESTER 1:88 Fgee The Facts The Troubled LaBA 6, 0 . 0 Powell, Myrna Loy Hie ihSMctec .jMsne in the film ' M I S-SKM Jaa MarreVShew Documentary examining• • tliothe fer-fer­ 12:66 Msmeni er Meditatiea c o ^ sti (Color) ment and imlltlcal awaucening of 1 :0 News waa."Rob0t Armbrueter” until Ke " apparel oaF lajOeart I. 48. peasants of Northeastern Brasil. suggested a first name change to munis ti 1:18 Hsnae Party (Repent). "Frank.” H e’s now wearing hio Leretta Tsuag n . M 1:0 Beale m I HAIXMABK STARS Cons] VISIT Sevea Keys ' Martin Milner and George Ha- own "F.A. nxmogramroed duds — , 1:88 The MUUeaalre harla. In "Eleven. The Hard and there a re none sharper in any V eug Dr. Malsae Wap.” A man with n suitcase full James Donald and four special Hollywood cloeet GLADYS CLOSE Qaeea Fer A Day ot money hires Tod and Bus to guests have been signed for the 1:18 The Verdiet Is Tears keep an eye on bis traveling cora- AND From These Beets naiuon, a gambler. . "Hallmark Hall of Fame’’ produc­ Ceaaeeticat Baadataad The TllnUtanee t. 0 0 tion ''Victoria ReginK." to be pre­ Sammy Davis Jr, is after Olym­ mm Du Tea TrastT "The Glris' Nlria Out." a trip to sented in color next fall on NBC- pic sprint chajnpion W ilm a Ru­ ROLAND KAUCHESNE 4:88 Baager Aady Shew amusement park sends Fred on a dolph to star in his "Fastoat Han Make Beam Fer Daddy M. I f new career as a , top troubadour. TV. The special guest stars will be AT Anaerlcaa Baadataad I. 48. 0 (Repeat). Felix Aylmer, Pam ela Brown, Alive” special... 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Jeff Spen- ‘- Syndicated TV columnist Marie wraps Ml 9-2742 cor. agsinet...... his better judgment.... ‘ Israeli Actress Tardena hM Pepeye Theater Torre, during a 'recent TV sym­ that ] (Cojor) Is embroiled^ In an ex-movle joined the cast of NBC-'tV'8“ From $$$ MWb St.) MMKliester first Shaw t t queen's nefarious blackmail posium In New York, told the Andrei "Anne of Green GaMes". Abb* schemes. (Repeat). - These Roots.’’ Oneb'a private >in the Israeli Army and a member ot gathering, "TV shows during the backbo the Oroth Repetory . Theater in current season are a little— just g West 4 Peiiseeger Jerusalem for five years, Tardena little — better than they were the na has appeared in numerous tele­ last ses^n. 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VOL. LXXX, NO. 255 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 31, 1961 (Oiesoilled AdrertieiBs ou Page U ) PRICE n V E CENTS *We Shall Return^ State News Afro-Asians 8 Tractor-Prisoner Roundup In UN Split Kennedy, Chen Map On Session Envoys Flying Back Surgeons Work To Save Life of United Nations, N. Y„ July 31 (^P>—The 46 Asian-African Wounded Child members of the U.N. appear­ T o Castro, 2 Remain ed today over whether to 2-Chinas New Haven, July 31 (/P)— press for a specikl session of A 3V^-year-old girl, shot in the U.N, General Assembly to Miami, Fla., July 31 ,f> The exUe crowd booed when a man they recognised as a Cuban the neck by her father before take up the French-Tunisian Eight tractor-prisoner envoys G-2 (secret police) agent boarded he committed suicide, was in impasse over the Bizerte flew back to Fidel Castro’s the same plane as a passenger. critical condition at Grace naval base. M ongolia jails today, declaring confi­ The exiles yelled, "Chlvato,” (in­ New Haven Community Hos­ A number of countries from both dently “ We shall return.” former) . Asia and Africa were reported re­ Ullses Carbo, spokesman for the pital today. ■■X More than SOO Cuban exiles luctant to support Liberia’s call for cheered them loudly at Miami Iii- eight prisoners, declared, "It is Surgeons worked several hours a special August session. The Bar Also temational Airport. tough to go back. But I know that into the early morning today try­ group called a closed-door meeting Two members of the delegation we shall return. We have a very ing to save the life of Anna Mal­ this afternoon. that came to Implement Castro’s donado, who was wounded by her There was considerable doubt pledge to swap 1,200 invasion (Continued on Page Four) father, Carmello, 48, during a the 10 new African nations who T alk Item prisoners for tractors remained shooting spree that climaxed a belong to the French community behind. quarrel with his estranged wife. would go along with the proposal. Reinaldo Pico, 27, and Mirto Cob Resident of Slate The wife, Antonia, 20, who is The goal of those seeking special Washington. July 31 (/P)— fazo, 26, claimed Castro reneged four months pregnant,, was hit in assembly is to brand France an ag­ President Kennedy to(lay on his offer. Reported in Line the hand during the raimpage that gressor against Tunisia and to Pico, In explaining his decision ended when Carmeilo put a bullet force the French out of their Medi­ opened consultations with not to return to Cuba, said Cas­ into his head. terranean naval and air base at Chinese Nationalist Vico tro "has no intention of releasing To Succeed Dulles Mrs. Maldonado’s condition was Bizerte. President Chen Cheng de­ ail the prisoners” no matter how listed as fair at the hospital. Turkey, Japan, the Philippines signed to shape policy in op­ much money or how many trac­ New York, .July 31 (/P)—Fowler Police said, the quarrei at Mrs. and several other Asian members tors he ,gets and that the nego­ Hamilton, a Wall Street lawyer of the bloc were reported dubious posing the seating of Com­ Maldonado’s apartment 61 North­ munist China in the United it tiating tiSam knows of at least 16 and veteran of government serv­ east Dr. was apparently about a of the advantage of a special as­ of the 1,197 who will, not be freed. ice, is reported Ci line to succeed separation settlement. The couple sembly unless new violence erupts Nations. Pico added, "It would take the Allen W. Dulles as director of the have been living apart for several in Tunisia. Tlie White House meeting '/i s full 500 tractors or some $20 mil­ Central Intelligence Agency. months. If the bloc unanimously sup­ immediately after the arrival of lion to gain the release of some The report came in an article ports the proposal, a special assem­ the Chinese official for a 3-day Two other children of the couple, visit. prisoners, and all they’ve been able to be published in the Aug. 7 is Carlos. 4, and Ada, 8 months, were bly is virtually certain. It requires to raise here in a month is $140,- sue of Newsweek Magazine. The 50 member sigrnatures to convene Kennedy was, joined by 'Vies unharmed although Maldonado President Lyndon B. Johnson, 000.’’ article says Hamilton. 50, is to sprayed nine shots from a .22 cali­ the 99-nation body and the 9-na­ With the eight aboard a regu­ succeed Dulles as head of the con tion Soviet bloc is expected to sup­ Secretary of State Dean Rusk and lar airliner went a delegation of bre pistol around the apartment. State Department experts on the troversial hush-hush agency in Oc­ Maldonado, a dishwater, was port the move. So are Yugoslavia three from the Cuban Families tober, foliowring several months of and Cuba. United Nations and Far Easterly Tractor Committee. ’They plan working with Dulles. lying dead across the threshhold Assembly President Frederick affairs. of the apartment when the police to confer with Castro regarding ' The magazine said Hamiltor H. Boland Veportedl.v received wonl Chen was accompanied by his plana to exchange prisoners piece­ wrlll move into a CIA office in the arrived. His wounded daughter sat in Dublin to be ready to return to beside him. crying. Mrs. Maldon­ Foreign Minister Shen Chang- meal as ransom tractors become near future and that he was New York at once if the members Huan and by the permanient Chi­ mvsLllable. chosen after a meeting, wrlth ado had fled to a neighbor’s apart­ decide to place the Tunisian crisis ment where she summoned help. nese Nationalist representative at "The committee, composed of President Kennedy several weeks before the assembly. the U.N., Dr. T. F. Tsiang. relatives of prisoners, has been Liberian Ambassador Nathan Another subject foj discussion raising funds for the tractors. (Continued on Page Two) Escapee Hitnled Barnes announced he would seek was the que.stion of 'U.S. recogni­ Granby, July 31 (/P»—State Po­ support for special assembly de­ tion of Outer Mongolia which has lice today combed this area for a bate on Tunisia after the Security caused great anxiety in Taipei. 2-year-old prisoner at the Hart Council failed Saturday to take any Chen was given a red carpet re­ Will He Risk Goals in War? for State Jatl who escaped yes­ action on Tunisia’s aggression Cninese Nationalist Vice President and Prime Minister Chen Cheng listehs to Presi­ ception at the airport. chargee. terday from McCook Hospital in dent Kennedy during a visit to his White House office this morning. (AP Phdtofax.) Vice President Johnson, who Hartford. The council had issued a cease­ fire call July 22 to stop the fight­ headed.the welcoming group of dig­ Robert Murray, 65 Nott Rd„ nitaries, told him: who was awaiting trial on morals ing between French and Tunisian Nikita’s Utopia Promise troops around Bizerte base and "The President has asked me to charges, fled sometime last night McCloy to Give say that be is lookiiy forward to from a second floor ward at the in the Sahara south of Tunis. The Insurance Chief Hits council also called on all troops to meeting with you. H* anticipates J hospitsd. He had been admitted having highly useful exchanges Raises Hopes for Peace ^turday as a medical patient. return to positions they held be­ fore fighting flared July 19. Kennedy Ideas The youth apparently took a cab (OonMiraed on Page Three) from Hartford to his hP.il), against him by State Police. Secretary-general Dag Ham- would cost more than double what under consideration, although ac Premier Khrushchev on disarma­ Skepticism at the grandiose Congress in October. Its ratlflca marskjold who visited Tunisia last the administration estimates. tlon is not expected before next ment apd the Berlin crisis. tlon is a certainty. Washington, July 31 (J’)—Con­ ideals outlined in the Communist New State Park But a spokesman for the Ameri­ year. White House press secretary gress today gavs President Ken­ blueprint . for a coming Utopia London’s conservative Dally Lyme, July 31 (Ah — A tract of (Contlmied On Page Seven) can Public Welfare Association He contended that voluntary Pierre Salinger said MoCIoy, the nedy full authority to put one- for the Soviet’s millions; hope Telegraph, called the progran 260 acres, adjoining the Nehantic backed the Kennedy proposal, say­ president’s chief adviser on dis­ quarter of a million reservists into aroused by the rejection of war health insurance is steadily pro­ "Pie in the Sky” and said. "It is State Forest, here, will be the ing voluntary insurance programs viding for a greater proportion of armament, would be accompanied uniform and add 12-monthS to and the declaration that to realize difficult to believe that, having 76th Connecticut State Park. are unable to handle the problem. the aged. He estimated that 53 per to the White House by Secretary military enlistments and active this easy life there must be peace staked his reputation on a long Sweeping over Becket Hill from Reds Activate H. Lewis Rietz, Houston, Tex., cent of Americans over 65 and not of State Dean Rusk. Their ap­ duty tours. ' on Elarth. term program of social and eco' Grassy Hill Rd„ to Uncas Lake, insurance executive and represent­ in institutions have some form of pointment is for 6 p.m. EDT. ITie House voted overwhelming Belief was expressed in Britain nomlc reform, Mr. Khmshchev the area is a gift to the state from ative of the American Life Conven­ voluntary health coverage now. McCloy completed an urgent approval of the emergency resolu­ that Premier Khrushchev would would want to throw everything tion, Health Insurance Association compared with 26 per cent in 1952. tion, previously passed by the to the winds in a gamble over the George Dudley Seymour Trust, Berlin Planes flight from Moscow to Washing­ not be prepared to gamble away administered by the 2nd National of America and Life Insurance As­ Counting those who receive Senate. This sent it to the Whits his goals of a Communist paradise Berlin.” sociation of America, put these ton last' night in response to a Bank of New Haven. health care under old age as­ summons from Kennedy. He House six days after the President by risking war with the West. * price tags on the hospitalization The Laborite Daily Herald call­ Over the years, the trust has Curbs Tonight sistance and similar programs, brought an informal personal mes­ called for an immediate defense But Relglan Socialists saw the and nursing home program: ed the program "a system of pay­ contributed nearly half a million Rietz said,, "It becomes clear inal sage from the Soviet leader to the buildup to deter or win any fight program u partly a political ing wages partly in kind.” Declar­ By 1963, $2.2 billion as against dollars for the purchase of land Berlin, July 31 (fl’l—New Com­ well over two thirds of the present UjS. chief executive. for Berlin ahd to meet Commu- maneuver. And a Swedish conser­ ing it would be a fine thing if $1 billion estimates; by 1983 $5.4 aged are protected for health care l^nist threats elsewhere in the for state parks and also recrea- munist rules go into effect tonight billion against $2.5 billion. In advance of his meeting with; vative newspaper, Svenska Dag- Utopia was really around the cor­ tionaL areas for local communi­ that could make trouble for west­ costs.” world. ner, the Herald added: "The more Rietz said his figures were Kennedy, McCloy was scheduled to bladet, said the promised achieve­ ties. ern planes flying into isolated Presenting an opposite view, for­ The resolution speclflcally em­ ments are "so long-dated... that prosperous peoples there are in based on actuarial studies. give Rusk a detailed report on In commenting on the addition Berlin. But U.S. officials say they mer Social Security Commissioner his conversations with, Khrush­ powers the President to call on s(y It must be safe for Khrushchev to the world the better. And if Mr. K He termed as "unrealistic” the to the open spaces for recreation, do not expect any Incidents. proposed financing of the program Charles E. Schottland, speaking for chev. tive duty for one-year up to 250,- feel that it can hardly be he who feels strong enough to promise the American Public Welfare As­ 000 Ready Reservists as. individuals Utopia he cannot really believe Donald C. Mathews, director of The rules were issued by the a h of 1 por cent tax, shared McCloy already has sent a long wrlll have to answer If they are the State Park and Forest Com­ Communist East German regime, sociation, told the committee; or in units. It also authorizes ex­ not redeemed." that world war is just around the cable giving Kennedy a prelimi­ tended training periods for all of comer, too.” mission, pointed out that this area which occupies the territory sur­ “There is no question that volun­ nary report on his talks with The 20-year plan made public rounding the eity. They call for tary insurance for the aged has the 2.440,000 members of the ready The conservative Dally Sketch adjoins the 1,800 acre block of Khrushchev at the Soviet premier’s reserve. ». .. I over the weekend declared that by planes crossing this territory to made tremendous progress in the 1970 Russia would outdistance the said; "Mr. Khrushchev’s ‘Jam To Nehantic State Forest, which ex- Black Sea vacation villa. This re­ report to the Blast German Air News Tidbits United States. There is also no port was forwarded to Kennedy United States In per capita pro­ Safety Center; when they enter question . . that tt cannot provide over the wekend at his Hyannia duction and by 1980 would give the (Continued on Page Two) (ConUnned oa Page Nine) from the AP Vyires and when they leave. the solution to the total problem Port, Mass., vacation home. Soviet people the highest standard Effective date of the regulation of rnedi(:al care for the aged.”' ' ' Salinger declined to give any of living in the wrorld — "everyone is Aug. 1. Schottland said that despite en­ hint of the tenor of Khrushchev’s will live in easy circumstances.” Western planee flying into Ber­ Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., Bulletins Worked Miracles Since 1917 says greater emphasis should be actment laat year of a bill expand­ talks with McCloy. But there have The Russian people were prom­ lin cross Blast Germany in one of ing the federal-state old age pro- been widespread reports that Culled from AP Wires ised free housing and public trans­ three corrldore by agreement with put on negotiating a solution to the Berlin problem ... Ghana portation in the 1970’s, a gradual the Soviet Union. The western (Conllnued on Pago Four) (Continued on Page Four) shortening' of the work-week to 6 powers do not recognize the East President Kwame Nkrumah left CIA CHIEF TO RETIRE hours a day, and before complet­ Reds Have Socialism, German regime, much less any Communist Hungary today after a Washington, July 81 (VP) — The ing of the program free education, right it may assume to control air three-day state. visit, but British White House said today Allen free medical care, ,free gas and traffic. Minister N. J. A. Cheetham was W. Dullee intends to retire aa heating and free water. Air traffic into Berlin Is han­ not among thoee at airport to bid director of the Central Intelll- The 4 45,000-wrord manifesto—the Far from Communism dled by a special Air Safety Cen­ farewell to the Commonwealth Britain to Seek Place genee Agency by the end of this first grsmd Soviet plan since Len­ ter. Soviet officers sit with Ameri­ head of state... The U.N. Watch­ year. Frees secretary Pierre in's In ,1919—pledged a policy oi cans, British and French to ap­ dog Commission on Korea began Salinger declined comment en co^ stsn ee with the West in an By JAMES MARLOW < "Socialism has triumphed in the prove flights. This is one of the writing its annual report today In Common Market Six reports that Fowler Hamllten, apparent slap at the Chinese Com­ (Associated Press News Analyst) Soviet Union completely and final­ few places In which the four vic­ amid signs tne military govern- Wall Street lawyer and veteran munists. Wsjlilngton, July 81 OP)—Real ly, within two decades, the Com­ tors of Worl War n still work to­ ment may get off with llltie, if of government service, Is In line munist society will on the whole Consplclously missing from the commurUsm for .the Russians is gether. any> critidsm. Geneva, July 31 (^V—The Eu- ♦tariff wall against outside Imports te succeed Dulles. be built in the USSR.” iny still a long way off. They try to Western officials feel certain France and Guinea sign a cul­ ropean Free Trade Association which threatens British trade with Communism means a classless that a s ' long as Soviet officers TROOPS ON ALERT — make it look otherwise. It won’t society where people get paid not tural accord that may reopen that (EFTA) today urged the merg­ a large part of the continent. It Rocket Atom-Subs continue' work In the Air Safety former French colony in West A f­ ing of Ha members with the reduces tariffs among members. I Berlin, July 31 (VP) — BerUn’s stick. p . ,ti: in accordance with their work or Center. Moscow will not allow, its U.S., British and EVench ’garri­ In the 44 years since the revo­ merit but their needs. rica tcTFrench, and Weetem, cul­ rival Common Market to make The six nations of France, Italy, Missing in Display East German satellite to inter­ tural Influence... G. David Thomp­ one economic unit in Europe West Germany, Belgium, The sons held another early momln(__ lution they've had sociallinn. Com­ Under socialism, which Russia fere with traffic. It is possible Netherlands and Luxembourg also alert today, practising the de­ munism la stUl only a dream. has, there are classes and people son, 62-year-oId industrialist and embracing about SIM) million however, that the. Russians would people. aim at a loose degree of political fense of the threatened city. A t Of Red Sea Power Nevertheless, the Russian Com­ get paid according to merit and say ,they can approve only military banker from Pittsburgh whose integration. 4:30 a.m. loudspeaker trucks work performed. multi-million dollar hobby Is buy­ munist party over the weekend flights—not civilian planes. London, July 31 (fl’)—PYlme Min­ Macmillan’s proposal - already woke residents of the areas released its program for the next There are three distinct classes ing paintings, said today he’s still By STANLEY JOHNSON No change in the Soviet poeition ister Harold Macmillan announced has stirred up opposition in both where married troops live. Many Moscow, July 31 (/P)—The Soviet 20 years. It holds out rich promise in Russia now: The intelligentsia, has been reported up to today, nor willing to give' $100,000 for re­ Conservative and Labor party members of the 11,000-man Al­ peasants and workers. today Britain will apply for mem­ Union put on a show of its sea of a better and easier life. any difficulties in getting approval turn of 10 of his stolen master­ bership in the Eluropean Common ranks where it is feared competi­ lied garrison in West Berlin have might yesterday but kept under Some weeternera, used to sneer­ The intellegentsia is a Ibroad for tomorrow’s flights, pieces... Abdel Khalik Hassouna, tion would hurt acme British in­ their families with them. Both ing at anything Soviet, are apt to Market. wraps rocket-firing submarines grouping. It includes sciSitlsts, — Three major airlinei^^^fly Into secretary general of the A t, a b He: tolif the House of Commons dustries and workers, soldiers and civilians attached to that Deputy Defense Minister call it pie' in the sky stuff. There’s artists, writers, engineers, factory League, left Tunis today .after that Britain’s actual entry into the Other objections include a prob­ the Allied missions were ordered Andrei A. Grechko says are the no reason to. managers, bureaucrats, many kinds (Continued On Page Seven) talks aimed at bringing Aral) aid 6-nation economic group ivlll de­ able loss of some sovereignty if to their duty posts. Trucks car­ backbone of the Red Navy. Since the revolution in 1917 the of white collar workers. to Tunisia in the Bizerte dispute. pend, however, on what arrange­ Britain actually joins the Common ried troops to their headquar­ Western observera who watched Communist party in , Russia has The peasants and workers can be ’ Japan's Navy gets Its third sub­ ments can be made to protect the Market. ters through residential streets. the naval demonstration off Len­ worked miracles. , divided into skilled, semi-skilled, marine with the launching of the The basic idea of the founders They remained there until they and unskilled. 100 Families Flee interests of Its partners in the ingrad said they were not particul­ True, the miracles had bloody 750-ton Hayashio at Kobe, 350 British Commonwealth. of the Common Market, as the got the "all clear” from the three arly impressed by the display. foundations: Purges, liquidations, The people In the three big name implies. Is for goods to move miles southwest of T ok yo... For­ “To 1 enter these negotiations,” Allied generals. Grechko, in a speech before tak­ a whole generation of people ke^pt groups, with all their subdivLsions, Floods in Virginiac? eign Ministry sources say Greece as freely from Italy to Belgium as get different pay, live in different he exj^Iained, “ It Is necessary to the ing the salute, boasted "The back­ at the grrindstone and to a living will recall Its envoy to Communist they now move among the 50 Unit­ U'. 8. SATISFIED • V.- standard far below this country’s. kinds of houses. make formal application to join— rith bone of the Soviets Navy's might is Haysl, Va., July 31

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