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VOL. UDPO, NO. 242 (FOUirrEEK PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1962 ,.x AdvortWng aa ^ago PRICE FIVE CENTS e S ta te N e w s Rountfup romise Qlimax Two-Car Crash

W A S H IN G T O N ( A P ) — ftho chair for about three of the Oaims Cbie Life conferences on 14 regular money The predtige fight between bills. All chairmanships in the the ^nate and House Appro­ TRUMBULL (AP) — A. past have gone to the Senate. U.S. Navy sailw was kiUed i On U.S. Nuclear Test Ban priations committees, appear­ The Senate’s demand to origi­ ed close to settlement t^ay. nate half of the money bills ap­ stantly early today in a two But another battle was shap­ parently has gone down the drain car accident on the Merritt for this session. Agreement has Parkway that sent 11 othw ing up between tiie two Agri­ been reached to hold conferences Kowaldd Plans culture committees. in the old-Supreme Court cham­ persons to a Bridgeport hos­ Money bUla have been tied up ber near the center .of the Ospitol, pital with minor injuries. Joint P lan lor more than three months while instead of on the ter side of the Dead on the scene was 20-year- Still Uncertain the Appropriations groups squab­ Senate wing. old Richard Rudolf of Brooklyn. bled over chatrmsmships and Joint meetings are necessary to N. T. He was stationed -at Quonset With British meeting places of Joint confer­ adjust differences between the Point, R. I. A fter Defeat ences and whether the Senate two branches on money meas­ State police from the Westport ahouid be aUowed to start Init- ures. Troop said Rudolfs car developed ating some of the revenue bUis. Here’s the background of the a flat tire aa he was driving east­ NEW BRITAIN (AP),— Due Shortly Government agencies have been threatened outbreak between the erly along the parkway near Rt. Congresam an-at-Large F ri^ operating under emergency provi­ Agriculture committees: 113. He pulled the car well off the highway onto a grassy stretch of Kowpdfild, stQI denoutwing sions which permit them to go on The House committee last week what he called the “pi^ce GENEVA (AP) — Soviet spending this month at the rate shelved a Senate-paased farm bill land. Deputy Foreign Minister Val­ they did- during the last fiscal with tight mandatory production He had Just crawled underneath state tactics” used against Us \ the car to set ^ Jack, police said, supporters at the Democratic erian Zorin rejected in ad­ year which ended June 80. controls for surplus crops. It ap­ vance today an American Final agreement on who will proved a measure of its own which when it was sntlck from the. rear State C!onTention,-8aid to^ y preside seems likely to be would extend existing emergency by a car being operated by Alfred compromise designed to reach Ferrara of New Haven. his plans for the future were reached on the bsMls o f m em bers’ feed grain and adieat programs. still undecided. a nuclear test ban treaty soon. seniority in congressional service, Five passengers in Rudolfs car Zorin was asked in a news emt- and five others in Ferrara’s car Kowalski, m a statement to the ference if the Soviet Union would m s would put House members in (ConOhued on Page Thirteen) New Britain Herald, said that "in were injured. All were taken to St. be willing to accept international Vincent’s Hoq>ital at Bridgeport. the kmg run the Democratic party of COimecticat wfll benefit from inspections on its territory, if tha the campaign I waged." United States and Britain drop Traffic FatalUiet "The battle was lost." be said, their proposal for internationally staffed seismic detection stations HARTFORD (AP)—’The SUte "but the crusade for a free party inside Russia. T a x Cutis N eeded Motor Vehicle Department’s daily will go on." "To thoee inside and outside the. He said the Western plan was ‘'no record of automobile fatalities i compromise at all in our view." of last midnight and the totals on ConvenUon Hall who supported my cause in spite of the police U.S. Ambassador Arthur H. the same date last year: Dean said on his arrival Saturday To Spur Economy 1961 1963 state methods used against them the Western powers are ready to Killed ...... 137 146«t I extend my aiaecre thanks,” Ko­ . ■ make this compromise to help get walski said. a treaty, but would insist the ac­ WASHINGTON (AF)—-Two Re-^ew s in filling in for Sen. John ’The congressman, now serving cord provide for International in­ Neu> Headnuuter his second term, lost his bid for publican senators—one a liberal O. Tower, R-Tex., in a weekly re­ MILFORD (AP) — E r n e s t spection of the site of a suspicious port to constituents. the party's UR. Senate nomination event detected on Soviet soil. and the other a conservative—say Wedge, former headmaster of the to Abraham A. RibioaH. former ’The administration gave busi­ ’The new Western idea h u not tax cuts are needed to spur the American School of Paris, hi governor and secretary of wel­ nessmen a 81.5 billion tax cut last been appointed headmaster of the yet been raised in the disarma­ economy. But they disagree on fare. ment talks, which resumed today week by liberalizing allowances Milford School, a boys’ preparato­ Kowalski, speaking by p h on e where Om cuts should be made. for depreciation of machinery and ry school. He succeeds Raymond after a month-long recess. ’Two of their Democratic col- from Washington, confirmed that Zorin said the ^viet Union has equipment. President Kennedy has Kallstrom, chairman of the iMcial he would have accepted tenomina- Isaguea disagree <» whether any deferred, however, any decision on studies department and acting already made its own compromise tax cut is needed at all. tion as congn ssnisii-at-large if by accepting aa a negotia^g ba­ an across-the-board-tax cut this headmaster the past two years. the party leaden had conceded to And Secretary of Labor Arthur year for business and individuals. sis a neutralist proposal provid­ J. Gtddberg says that if there’s a his conditions. ing for on-site inspections only by tax cut it should be aimed at In- In A television program taped -in Licetue Suspended These, he said, included that he Invitation of tbe country - where Washington for'' use in New Jer­ efeasing purchasing power. HARTFORD (AP)—The Uquor be nominated by acclamation and the suspicious event took place. Goldberg declined to say yester­ sey, Case caid the domestic eco­ that he be allowed to continue his "We are prepared to concltide nomy is not in good shiupe^ ^ the license of Mrs. Ida Carlson, pro­ day whether he thought there prietor of the Center Package fight against What be called "boee a test ban treaty on the basis of should be a tax ciit this year. He unemployment rate is alarmiiv^ rule” in the party. the neutralist proposal,, and on no high and long-term unemployment Store of Manchester, has been was interviewed by Sen. Kenneth suspended for 10 days, with five He said thM both Ritficoff and other basis,” Zorin added. B. Keating, R-N. Y., on a record­ continues to be stubborn aad per­ State and National Democratic The Soviet stand came as the sistent. days in abeyance. The State Li­ ed radio-televishdi program for quor Control O>mmission said Chairman John M. Bailey urged Leading the supporters of Abraham RihicoS who was nominated for U. S. Senator on the Demo­ delegates set in an atmosphere broadcast in New York State. "I think a tax cut ought to be him to ran again. cratic ticket was Gov. John Dempaey, left Herald Ouneraman Joe Saternis cauigit (he two notable for a lack of expression made ate] ought to be made now,’' teturday the suapensioa sras for Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N. J., selling to a minor. “When Hr. Bailey aad Mr. Rib- grasping hands Saturday night at the Oemocratie Convention. of optimism. Only Dean was op­ aa avowed liberal, called again Case asMrted. "And tlthat the rates icoCr both ashed me to run for timistic enough to say that there 0V4f the weekend for an acraaS- should be I so that the tax riaignssmea st-laiKA" In was a better chance now for a the-board tax cut-how. He saMl ■stsnotnre t eoattaue-to act i ^ K U i e d * t T h i II INI th tlh a d -^ great I R o v p k test ban jtreaty. But that was bfk the existliig tax structum aotq aa as a brake upon our economy, as WASHINGTON.-PK. (A P )-L 9 s inclination to seek tke oCfloe again test ^Bnvention'in'-Y^an M U niverse fore ^rin talked with reporters. a brake bit the economy and pre­ it has in the past.’' Hines, 36, of Bristol, Conn., Was in view of the tactics which had Dean told the opening seradon vents full recovery from reces­ Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., killed yesterday when the car ha been used against me. the United States and Britain will sions. said a better way to spur the was driving skidded into the path "However, at their urging that Starts Reign, present within the next few weeks But Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- economy would be to reduce in­ of a truck on Rt. 40. Also killed I was needed on the ticket I said a Joint scientific report on im­ Ariz., a spokesman for party con­ terest rates. "I think this is the was his pasenghr, Ronald BiJlatd, that I would run under certain Healing of Wounds proved methods for detecting dis­ servatives, pressed for a larger de­ wrong time to reduce taxes to 19, of Louisville, Ky. The accident conditions. Plans T ravel tant nuclear explosions. preciation idlowance than granted such an extent that we would de­ occurred during a rainstorm, state "I was given to understand that Conference sources said he did by the Kennedy administration finitely have a big, and I mean police said. the conditiona were acceptable and MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)— not mention his announcement on 1 ^ week to spark plant moderni­ big, deficit,” he said. Mr. RiMcoH aaked me to wait un­ Facing Democrats Miss Universe could have danced the new Western position with zation. » til I heard from him further,” K6- gard to the detectlcm networics. What the nation needs, Goldwa­ But Sen. Eugene McCarthy, D- Fatal Accident all night, but she didn’t. She had Zorin told thje conference his Minn., said during the same pro­ walski said. ter said, is a depreciatiem allow­ W ATBRBURY (AP)—A » - to be in her room at 1 a.m. government was willing to accept ance that will permit the replace­ gram that additional tax cuts are "After several hours of wait- HARTFORD, July 16 (AP) — chance to call for a statewide pri­ year-old boy was i^urisd fatally mary. today. ' the Western concept of a gradual ment of 8100 millon in obmlete needed and congress should give Saturday when he was struck by Connecticut Democrats were con­ Norma Beatelz Nolan, the 24- reduction o f crniventitmal arm a­ factory machUieiy and enable the president authority now to en Page Thies) fronted today with the job of Gov. John N. Dempsey, who suc­ a car. Police said the victim, ceeded Ribicoff as Governor 18 year-old brunette model from Ar­ ments, but opposed the Idea that American business to compete for make them, effective next Janu­ Michael Elia, suffered a frac­ healing a serious breach in party gentina who has never had a date foreign markets. He expressed his ary. months ago, was unanimously without a chaperone, formally (OonUaued ea Page Seyea) tured skull and died an hour later Unity after nominating Abraham nominated as gubernatorial can­ at St. Mary’s Ho^iital. opened her reign at the coronation Speedy Senate Ribicoff for the U.S. Senate. didate. ball in Miami Bracta’s swank Ribicoff. who resigned as wel­ And, emulating the Republicans, Fontainebleau Hotel. $13 Daily to Keep Each Prisoner In Line for Job fare secretary in the Kennedy cab­ the delegates picked a Negro for She had a 4zi^~zn employe on the Rock. Most tem ^ of the Alcatraz in­ high in their pcslae at Celebrezze, nomination battle, was left to pon- ing the CAB to amend its report* But this time is appears the end mates today probably are Mickey 51. named Saturday to succeed fie r his political future, or lack Battle for Prestige of June ISrUnited said the CAB finally is near (Or the 12-acre is­ OohMt and Frankie Garbo. Abraham A. Rffaioatf. of it, after jtwo terms in office. failed to asseas acts and omio- ' land penitentiary in San Francis­ Cohen, former Los Angeles ’The White House said the nom­ sions o t the FAA wkMi coatrib- co Bay. bookie who has been the target of ’The convention, which ended News Tidbits ination ptobaUy would be sent to yesterday morning, chose Ribi­ uted to the accideat. A total of' Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy gangland guns, is on the Rock the Senate today. iTbeie it will .be 134 Uvea were lost. says the Federal Bureau of Pris­ while appealing his 15-year sen' turned ovier to the Finance ^m - coff, a former governor over the Slows Up Congress from the AP Wires retired Army colonel, as expected. ons will vacate the rocky bastille tence for income tax evasion. Car- m ittec. WOMEN FORGOTTEN peihapa next year. bo, one-time New York boxing Chairman Heny F. Byrd. D- Kowalski was left with less than 20 per cent of the votes, and no LOS ANGCXES i(AP)-^Tha The reason is cost of' remodel Death toil in Catskills resnrt Va.. mid no beaihiga ore planned (VASHINGTON (AP) — Two el-«it a government by the c)iairmen head of a national women’s ing and maintenance, perhaps 85 tCoatinaed on Page Six) fire reaches four. . . . Grand Old but. as is customary. Celebrezze derly Democrats are captains in of the standing committees - of group says.. Presideat Keaaedy mUlion. The dally coat of keeping will be required to make an.im* Opry singer Hank Snow rehheil of one of the stuffiest disputes-it’s Congress." forgot wom to when be ma«le..|iiii a prisoner on the island is- 818, 85,000 in Jewelry. . .. Baptbt mta- pearance before the group. welfare sfM tary appolatmeat. more than at other prisons, says called a battle for prestige—that The dispute over prestige in this Ister ten dead yesterday in Atlan­ "So ter as . I know-there is no case involves tradition, one of the KatheriBe P^fon. presideat of James V. Bennett, fMeral prison ta, Ga while leading congregation objection to Um.” said Byrd at ever slowed down the machinery the National Federatioa of Baal-' of Oingress. most sacred areas in Oingress, director. . in prayer, . . . Socialite Margaret his home in Berryvillc. Va. although anthropologists, some- ness aqA- Profesliloaal Womea’a Sea air has caused extensive TYabott piqages IX stories to her Celebrezze, now aerving aa un­ For more than three months, Clubs, told members at a roa- coixoslon of metal and deteriora­ the quarrel between these two i^n to Face death tr im Manhattan apartment. precedented fifth term aa Cleve­ (ConUnoed on Page Thirteen) ventiea It was Ironic -that Ken» tion of concrete in the buildings —. -o Oewman’s atrike on French land’s mayor, ia due in Waahtng- inen and the committeies of which nedy named a maa to tlw jote —some of them dating from 1907 Ocean line forces Dwight IT lira ton Tuesday for a conference with they are cluirmen has prevented Miss Pedea said the ferleraUoa when the Army installed disciplin D ecisive Test hewer to schedule departure for Kennedy. the. House and Soiate from vot had nuggested Rep. Edith Greeo^. ary, quarters. BSurope day earlier. Sir' WTnston Byrd said the Finaace Gbnunit- ing on money to run the govern­ Profit Only $2,700 D-Ore., for the post. Keaaedy ' The closing will cause no misty' ment. WASHINGTON. (AP)^-^ Presi­ Omrchill shows oonUaued ins- tec has a heavy achedule thia Chose Mayor ^thoaiy J. Cele^ "ejred Mgretk ainong the elite of pravemeat in London hoqiital rreek. R is wocUng on tha Presl- WhUe the feud drags on, gov­ But Stockholders breeze of CleveiaaA American crime circles. dent Kennedy’s Social Security ernment agencies are permitted health care plan for the aged while broken thigh heala . . . Five Alcatraz alumni include siich persons died in traffic mish^is and ex Hece Ntoe) uniter emergency regulations to INVESTIGATE BOMBING ;teces a decisivO test in Congress go on spoiding this month at the Got Big Bonuses notorious characters aa the late th is week. three others drowaed on weekend V.AHOAN cm ' (AP) A1 Capone, Chicago prohibition in New England.'. . . Two more rate they did in fiscal 1062, vdiich The measure is the major item ended June 30. HARTFORD (AP) — Although Vatican officials investigates, era crime king, wait to the on a sch^ule which promises a Freedom Riders arrive in Concord, Two ^ today a bomb exploslaa In ^ Rock not (Or shootings and bomb­ N. H., with Bsore ea Ihe way. ■ iharks Seen ’The argument between the two stating a net profit of only 82.700 busy -week in both Senate and groups vrill probably have the Peter’s Basilica bat said they ings, but (Or having lied about his House. Hollywood movie producer Jeny In 1960, the Short Line of Con­ attacb BO poUtioal signifleaaea income tax. O ff Ni irragansett same effect on the general public There was Alvin' (Creepy) Kar- ’Ihe Senate, which has debated Wald burled today . . Pierre Sal­ as Patrick Henry used to have on necticut Inc. admitted today pay­ to tbe Mast. Tbey said It ap­ inger returned home today from peared tbe work o t sonaeone pis, gunman and kidnaper, gradu­ the bitterly disputed health care WARWICK. R- L (AP)—Shoifea ’Ihomas Jefferson, who said, "Al­ ing two 89,000 “bonuses” to the ate of Xte Barker’s Midwest crime issue for two weeks, is to vote Brazil after talks with Brazilian though it was difficult. when he principal stockholders in lieu of mentally deranged. TbsiwaBi > officials about President’s pest- have been stoktod and driveD off of Worshippers and tanristo vis­ gang o f the 1930s. Karpis was Tuesday afternoon on vriiether. to had spoken to teU what he said, dividends. .... sent iq> for life in 1936. Now a table and thus kill the president’s posed visit . . Girl scouts to note tram beach ira a la,Rhode tetead’a yet, s^ile he was speaking, it al­ ited tbe niotber ebnicb o t B n-- plan. 100th birthday Wednesday.. Griev­ Nanagaaaett Bay. far the aecoad Hert| W. Menzel, an accountant inan OntboUeism 8nn6ay aaS mellow 541 he has been trans­ ways]'^ seemed dirMtIy to the represratlng the short line at a ferred to file kindlier precincts of .A revised version has been ing father and two sons, 3 and 5. Unw this aeaaoa. point.'’ servlees were bold aa nsaiu. Bk> ride to deeth in Waterford, N.Y. State iHihlic Utilities Commission tra guards were an band, baae- M cNeil Federal Penlten'^ worked out to win support of five . ’Twb 7.Joat ahaifea were apottod Sen: Carl Hayden of-Arizona. 84. hearing on a proposed rate in­ tlary in Washington State, Republicans, but both sides expect canal. Police found suicide note has been in Congress 50 years, ever, to make sue cnmeina lurt' from father, Gerald Donahue, sep­ by boaton and aaliiiiiiiis yeater- crease of 10 per coit, said that the. packages were eberked at tiM Basil (The Owl) Bangtiart, trig­ the result to be extremely close. day at BVnA Neck Ctove. and laUr lo jt T than anyone there. Rep. arated from his wife. , ' I O arence Cannon o f Missouri. 83. corporation paid its two'prihcipal j ger man (Or the Ipte Roger (The Sponsored by gen. Clinton P. by Warwick poUca walqg a patrol wooing stockholders the 89,000! Terrible) Touhy gang, epoit some Anderson, D-N.M., it is being Agriculture Department p r boat. . ' has been a member of the House duces figures to prove ae tavar- bonuses to save the copipany a 30' JAILERS WANT OCT years in Alcatraz after his recap­ offered - as an amendment to a They oaid aa mSdratilled 80 y e a n . - per cent tax bite on stat^ net ture following a 1942 breakout HOuse-paissed ' bill revising the ifiaro was shown in setting bond f i ^ a mpemr gua at one a t the Iteyden, as chairman of the Soi- p rofits. - UAIRO. UL (AP) — Fhnrtoui: from Joliet, U ., State Prison. His public welfare. laws. If the plan for' Billie Sol Estea for govern-' fioA otnick it. bat a XOO-poti^ ate . Aiq>ropriations * Committee, Jailed Integratioalete. vsirina net crim es include mall robbery -and passes the Senate, it goes on to molt grain stored in his wars- teat Itoe attadiad to the gun quick­ and Cannon, as chairman oh Us The Short Une is requesting the to eat Bata tbey are leltiusdL gn> ■ kidnaping. the House where its prospects are houses . .'Animals exposed to eoa- ly snapped. opposite number in the House, blanket fare increase on all off its candy ~bnn Ihriagh .thoir esB' regiilar ' lines from Hartford to R obert F . Stroud, 71, won inter- doubtful. mle ray radiatioa In long high slU- TWo ahaiha wen lotor apottod are two of the most powerful men t o Sondny. PoSce m U II m m i natjonal notice as the birdman of After disposing of the matter twte filght 'reported foUnd dead in otf Buttonnuoi- - - - in Congress. ^ Hai^mdiuaetta - Connecticut atate- M knonm If the 14 Alcatraz in recogfiitian of his the Senate is expected to take up their capsule tei Prince Edward R's the kind of power that goes line: to New Haven and to Nor- the ennSy. None o t « w in and'New London. studies of bird diseases during IT a money , bill to provide funds for Island . Evangelist Billy Graham a t Mm tS . ( away .;back- in congresskmal his­ ed Jntt hmchM u yean in solltaiy op the Rock. the Welters, and Labor. depart­ tons 13,000 that Oalifornia aboidd tory. Menzel said the tare increase ia o t thell4 nte ' Stroud spent a yean in soUtazy ments. >Tead the aatloa back to Oed.” . . watar. Woodrow Wilson was writing re- necessary to offaet increaqed oper- vowed Mth the eonfbmnent in Luvenworth and A floor fight is likely to develop King Paul of Oreeca unearthed ' Darias the spectAilly sed. Rmwblican the head of a status m bis garden ago, “I know liot bow bettor to 1960 tha total operation expenaa ed toe JaU O tr im SN tiise la 1909 (Or the UUing of a last week. Experts said It dated poUea to ] Surprise Choice describe our______form ,of _government w as 8866,350. whereas in 19S1 m - poaaad evtoy t o In Bto p gunaau, Alanka, bartsoder over a M m ) back to the fifth century • « BBRNABO COUBOWSn :le pbimM thuTby wlUas'BMuezhad riaea (• 8*U ^S, «v 1 •1 t A , f l> " %

^ /■ ■ \ \ ' ■ P A G * TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCJH^ISTER, CONN., MONDAY, m Y 16, l?6f > — ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 16, 1962 F A G i THBEI virtually tmpoaaibla to amass for- W^kend Crashes tunst 'liKe thosa of Hlgglnson aipid M igj, U PiUltser, and orchoatras are con- Columbia Kowalski Plans Bring 1 Arrest ae^ently no longer maintained by Sheinwold On Bridge individuals. The deficits are met Starts Reign, -by public subscription, by endow­ M i^ Leonard Visits Home KichoUii Rui^so. W). of *1 Pioneer “ THE WAY ment, or othsnirlse, and adminis­ Still Uncertain .Clrde w u arrested Saturday af­ b r id g e h a n d < Nprth dealer trative mattera are in the hands POINTS M (»AL ter hit ear collided with another of a board of directors, in most Plans Travel - Neither tide vnlaenMa ' on W. Middle Tpke. at Adams St, Hy-Alfred Sheinwold N o im i With Powder Puff Winnings After Defeat! I HEARD IT’» cages. A notable exception ia the Like everybody else, bridge Ruaao. charged with failure to tios Angeles orchestra. (OeatiBUfd trom Pags Oae) ♦ 10 < 9 1 Save your pink register tapes drive in the proper lane. Is sched­ playera often break their necks in. U K 8 Mias Maurlne B. Leonard arrived (Oouttnned truss Page Oae) . Unfortunately, the boards con- the attempt to get what they don’t uled to appear in Circuit <5ourt 12r by John Gruber aist .of bueinesS men whose actual Honored gtiests along with Miss 0 K 9 8 •t Windham Airport laet week Manchester. .Mily 30 knowledge of .music is desultory, Nolan and blonde Marlene need. There, is probably a' moral « 9 8 4 2 ing, I still had not heard from Mr. I In this hand, owitrlbuted by M. with a bag of money — $800 — and get this sensational buy! Ifis car struck one being driven and who hold their powers by vir- Schmidt of FYest Germany, the re­ WEST EAST Rlblcoff and th« final nomination! tiring Miss Universe, were the J. Sullivan, one Of Australia'a AKJ94 4Q7 ■he had won by flying in 24th place by Sidney Barber. 35. of Middle- EAGER .tpe of wealth, social position, or went before the convention.' town, aa he turned wide from Ad- m)m some other reason not piscessarily runners-up. ’They are Misa Ice­ great plhyers. ^QIS5 ^ 10 496 in the Fowder Puff Derhy. BEAves.' The average . player wins the It’s easy! In place of the regular white tapes, checkout counters anu St. onto the turnpike, accord­ Now that all the tumult and the? worth of the musicians or artists concerned . with making music. land, Anna Geirsdottir, seebnd; 0 I 8 5 2 O Q 10 3 MIm Leonard, the daughter of ‘Thereafter,” he aaid, “I went] ing to police. Barber was stopped they employed with extreme aC' When it comss time to choosy a Mies Btnland, AuUkki Jarvinen, opening diamond lead in dummy to « A « i M S t Maurioe 8. Leonard of Jonathan to the atage twice in an effort toj will use pink register tgpes during the three week period ending shouting has died down concerning lead a club. The king of clubs loses SOUTH waiting for a traffic light. The curacy. Cbnsequently choosing a conductor, they have only the fog­ third; Miss Republic of China, Trumbull Highway, said she and offer a atateihent of congratula­ August 4. Fiitz Mahler, and his tenure aa Helen Liu, fourth, and Miss Bra­ to West’s singleton ace, and Soqth ♦ A 8 5 accident occurred shortly after 9 raw conductor was relatively easy giest notion of how to approach her oo-pUot, Miss Margaret Cizek tions to the winner and to extend] p.m. ’ ' conductor and music director of the for them, should the occaUon arise. the task. zil, Marla Olivia Oavalcsmtl. fifth. eventually gets only one club trick. ^ A 9 7 of Pomona, Calif., were diaan>oint- Since South has only five ISicks 0 A 7 4 A car driven by .John A. I>yber Hartford Symphony,’ it might be Tliey . knew whai. they wanted,, In a'big city, with a huge budg­ ’The ball was the last night the ed not to win first place, but were my thanks to'those who backed] 18, of 24 Frederick Rd., was’ heavi­ what they needed, and. usually et, the board is likely to go for the girls had to struggle with the outside of clubs, he goes down one. ♦ K Q 5 1 h i ^ y to he in the money. my candidacy. Since the lengthy] w'ell to give a little thought to the pageant’s stringent rule~no talk­ This gives him the melancholy North Eart South WiM The two wmnen flew a Ceaihiq. roll call waa in progreas, I wai] ly damaged when Dyber struck a general problem, as. wbll aa the where to get the man to'fill the conductor with-, the biggest name. 5-TUBE TABLE MODEL pole as he was . turning right into job. Many times, howev.er, w ch a con- ing with males without an' escort. pleasure of remarking “Bad luck, Part Pass 1 NT All PM 175 in the 10' legs of the tranacon- unable to address the conven- j specific situation, so far as it af­ "I don't know what nations I partner; I'd have made it with a Opening lead — 0 2 tinental flight from Oakland, Uon.” Edison Rd. from W. Middle Tpke. fects Hartford In general. Even in the 19th century the! ductor is Ued to a long term con- The pole Is on the west corner. The se was much the same. Henry tract with another big city orches- shall visit,’ ’ said Misa Nolan. "I'm normal club break.” Calif., Airport to Wilmington, Del. Kowalski said that he had per; I Aa i have pointed out In previ­ case was much tne same. Henry Couat Your Trloha aonally offered his congratulatloiM accident occurred-about 11:30 p.m Lee Higglnson, for example, found­ tra. going to try in all of them to do They started Saturday, July 7, af­ ous columns, the orchestra, a.s we everything possible to promote in­ No faithful reader of this column lasses. You hold; Spades — K J ter having been delayed a half a to Ribteoff, but he reiterated; I Saturday . No arrest was made. know it today, is a i-ather modern ed the Boston Symphony Orches­ a big name may assure the con­ Over the weekend police Investi­ tinuance of audiences for the or­ ternational friendship.” would miss the point of this hand. 4; Hearts — Q J 8 6; EDiamonds day because of weather conditions, "In the chzuM which prevailed organization; most of the world- tra, underwriting its deficit 'qin- You would count your tricka and ■ J 5 2; Clubs A. What.do gated two minor accidents in park­ gle-handed. and choosing conduc­ chestra, but it may not be what .Mter she was crowned Saturday 8 and arrivefd on Tuesday. during the closing houra of the ] ing lol.s. famous groups are less than a cen­ night, before a nationwide televi see that you need two club tricks you say? / ’ Miss Leonard aaid ahe had never, Democratic State Convention I tury old. Previous to this time the tors as.might be necessary. For a the orchestra needs to accomplish for the contract. You wouldn’t EaEarly Sunday morning cars driv­ its beat alms. Such a conductor Sion audience, she kept saying, "I Answer; Bid two clubs', the'Stay- in all her flying career, had better was prevented from offering from nobility and royalty had small or­ time Joseph Pulitzer was in a dream of endangering the contract man Convention. This aska partner weather than that during the en by Robert E. ^urque. 17, of somewhat similar position in re­ 'may accept the fat contract, but don’t khbw why •-Jit won. Those the stage my‘'thanka to my loyal Woburn. Mass, and William J chestras in their homes, and natur­ other girls ^ere so beautiful.” Just to try for a third club trick. to show a major auit If he can. You flight. Fifty planes cot^peted. supporters and my congratula­ ally the man who footed the l^lls gard to the New York Philhar- feel he is above the orchestta, for The correct play is to win the Kunz, 47. of 74 Mather St., col­ example. This' won’t work out at Miss Nolan shtd she 'planned to Intend to raise either mtrior . to Misa Leonard is a cmnmercial tions to the candidate nominated | was the man who chose the con­ monic^ first diamond In the South hand game; and If partner canndt show lided In the parking lot of the Mr. all. Incidentally a $50,000 annual splurge part of wr, $8,000 prize ilot for Sportsmen’s Air Service by the convention.” Donut Shoppe at Broad St. and ductor. Higginson was a violinist him­ money for clothes. Paris aijd and lead a low club at once. This a major suit, you plan to bid game California. Bernard P. Qrabowakl of Bris­ Haydn, for example, was perfect­ self. with a European education in salary is rather Small for such a protects you against a singleton W. Middle Tpke. conductor, and $100,000 is not un­ Rome are the cities she looks for> hi notrump. tol wqs finally nominated for con- On Saturday about midday, a ly happy in the employ of Prince music, although li* a banker ward to visiting — to look at ace in the West hand, for you can For Shelnwold’s 36-page booklet, usual. latetvwin tricks easily with the gnressriian-at-large Grabowski de- J car parked in the lot of the First Esterhazy; Mozart was once em-: by profession. Once having en­ clothes. "A Pocket Guide to Bridge.” send feated three other candidates in j ployed in the palatie of an arch­ gaged a conductor, he allowed him Naturally, the Hartford Sym­ king arid .queen of clubs. 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester 250 at Reception National Store on Main St. rolled phony, with a budget of some­ T don’t want movie contracts,” the race. hack into a car which John Mars- bishop. and wanted to get an ap­ full sway in the hiring and firing she said. “ I like to travel.” - What Would happen if West Evening Herald, Box S318, Grand pointment as court composer and of musicians as well as in the thing over $200,000 for every­ didn't have the sUigleton ace of Party leaders reportedly were I ley, 88. of Trenton. N. J., was driv­ The 6-foot-6>.3 beauty weighs 120 Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. For Fred Edgars ready to support him for renomi­ ing in the lot. 1-18 conductor to the Emperor of Aus­ choice of. programs, even though thing. Is in no position to expend pounds. Her grandfather was Irish clubs? You would win the diamond (Copyright 1982, Ganeral Fea­ half it funds or even a quarter of nation, but the other announced j The parked car had been operat­ tria. Gluck was employed by Marie these decisions might not have and her mother was Italian. return in the duniniy. Then you tures Ciorp.) About 260 gueata attended a re­ / Antoinette, and. so it went. been those he would personally them for a conductor. Purchasing would lead a club frimt dummy, candidates for the nomination, ed by Raymond E. Smith. 66. of She speaks Spanish and Italian Ifoft’uo ception for Dr. and Mra. Fred R. particularly State Treasurer Don-1 70 Ridge St. The hand brake re­ These wealthy personages all i have made. And he was competent the best obtainable is now out of and this is what she said after and you would still have jtour nor­ had fine educations in the arts, and j to make them, too. the question; and the aame slt- mal chance to win two club tricks. Bklgar of Dallas, Tex., yesterday aid Irwin of Norwalk, declhied to leased itself, according to the po­ she found out Saturday night that get out of the race. The nomina-1 lice report. were generally able to assess the Nowadaya taxes have made Ituatlon holds for most of the other she was the new Miss Universe; You wouldn’t have m y chance for afternoon at the home of Mr. and 90 DAY GUARANTEE! " orchestras in smaller cities. three club tricks, ^ t you are v-ill- ENDS TUESDAY! tion then went to the convention] “ I do not speak English. I am Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson, 78 For­ floor and the roll call ballot. The board of directors, in such a very happy.” ing to give up tWm chance to give SUPERHET CIRCUIT . situation, usually acts on some yourself the beet chance to win est St. The Edgars were accom­ sort of "tip,” at this point. The two club trick] panied by their three children, wiA *25 M pink Up may come from an. agent (who 27th Straight Title The moral ^11 be clear to bridge Fred Jr., Janis and Nancy. Dr. 18585727 BUILT-IN ANTENNA certainly la not concerned with plavers: Find out what you really EMgar was pastor of South Metho­ the audience or the orchestra, but Waterbury (A P )—^The <3on- need, and jlbn’t be tempted by any­ dist Church from 1048 to 1068. cash register tapes IMPACT-RESISTANT CASE I only with getting his client a job), necticut Yankees of Stratford thing el] (Juesta included the Rev. Percy $WikMUlilMkKM>2TkllSfltM ^ NORMAN’S JULY SPECIAL SALE perennial State American Legion / Dally. Question S. Smith of New. London, former cm Ml-nt tikM> «*u«wr W.tMW or it may come from’ the wife of You save almost half! Here’s your' chance to pick up ST opens with 1 NT (16 to associate pastor of South Church; yur UteUi tm ■dim mb*!!? CHOICE OF TELEPHONE COLORS One of the directors. Senior Drum Corps championa ■deny, umtn ■••Ui m4 imirt Ittj have won their 27th consecutive 18 ppints), and the next player Bernard Cismpagna of Stratford, a ^ e extra radio you need for den, pla3T'oom, patio or She probably had three years of former member of South Church vocal lessons with Lydia ZUch, title. TTie troopers of Bridgeport kitchen. Smart “telephone” colors to match yoiir decor! IDEAL FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE were second and the tragabonds of choir w d original director for its Mias Leonard which makes her an authority on Gilbert and Sullivan productions; PJli music in the eyes of the women’s Torrington were third in the an­ BIG nual competition, which was held WED.: “BLAf» ’nOHTS” the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Al­ clubs to which she belongs, and “OKLAHOMA” mond of South Methodist Church, since she never ceases to inform at Municipal Stadium Saturday night. The PAL Cadets of Bridgi and the Rev. James 'V. Olaypool, her husband that she could have port retained their Junior Di' superintendent of the Norwich Dls- NEW Feature Peeked had a great career in opera if she trict-of the Methodist Church. Sion championship, while St. Ra­ OnCMMIS HNIUKIII hadn’t married him, the poor guy phael’s Golden Buccaneers of ^e w Punch , was served from an an­ DRUG > likewise believes in her musical Haven.and St. Ann’ LoyalauW of ADULT CINEMA o jBMrlEDMOir M ra l^ tique cut-^flqss punch bowl and the Week in...week out...you do better at Stop & Shop! abilities, particularly aa they seem Black Rock were second and third. Plus Season’s Laff Riot table was deOomted with arrange­ “ Saturday “THE to 'be bolstered by the opinion of Stooges Meet Hercules” ments of pink NMS. ’ her women friends. Night, “ 8 TOPPS DEPT. MARX” J^GERONmO” At 9:Hi Members o f a refreahment com­ So, from some source or other Sonday Mom' mittee included Mra. John Mroeek, 8:08 • :SO-10:10 “ STOOGES” At 10:46 MAYTAG Automatic I they get a conductor who "guests’ MATINEE DAILY 1:M Mra. Joseph Swenson, Mrs. Thomas SAVE r ! OPERATED BY INSURANCE CITY PHARMACY a performance or two, and the Ferguson, Mra. Louis Champeau board decides whether or not he and Mrs. Lawrence Scranton. Regulariy 67e shall get the job. Naturally this Dr. and Mra. Edgar and family are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. guest chooses the numbers he does dANIxr MLAHt la Countryfini best, and the orchestra sounds dif­ ^ i i ^ rii‘.i* .ii6 :^ Hja tonight—ends tues.i Kenneth Strum, 299 Parker St. Extra VALUES lb ferent. in any event,, so the board “BURN W m iH BURN” ’Tboy will leave Manriiester Friday Brand is impressed. l:S0y«:S0-»:S» ^otT^ “SP ART ACUS” at 9:00 for New York City where Dr. r«ll CYCLE Not one of Its members is usu­ — / a l s o — Bidgar will preach July 22 at the Extra SAVINGS Washington Square Methodist FRESH BUHER ally qualified to know where to MICHAEL FORREST in KIRK nOUClAS look for trouble under this guest (WINNER OF Church. They plan to depart by ON SUMMER VACATION NEEDS! WASHER “ ATLAS” — ia Color im im oiivifR motor next Monday for Dallaa. conductor’s baton. The board usu­ S:08 - 8:06 ■ X • SAVE 40” ally doesn't know beans about ifUS CLWONS ACADEMY such matters as tone, ensemble, phrasing, interpretation, balance WEDNESDAY: CHtRUS 14UGH10N AWARDS R ^ u M y and so on. But if the guest has a “ EXjPERIME^S’T IN TERROR” PfHR IlSlINTy Public Records CHECK THESE SPECIALS! pleasing smile and a "good back’’ (. moat of the ladles in the audience lOHN GAVIN C W nm ntee Deeds SHOWER OF FLOWERS will be making ga-ga comments Earl T. Trotter and Margaret DUSTING POWDER during intermission. Hearing all a ( H I' (' N 0 I T ■ I' s r D lONr GURUS c: 20HDS BRIQUETS — COLOR R. Trotter to Harold W. Garrity this enthusiasm in the lobby, the For Sumnisr Duinttneas—89c Value. 2 0 ^ and Stanley Bray, property on Topp’s Discount Price ...... board then makes Its decision for Meadow Lane. Phu l i u the man with the most stage pre­ STATE Arland S. Hitchcock and Anna sence. NOW—ENDS TUESDAY T. Hitchcock to Arthur A. Pyka \ Of course after a dozen concerts PEANUT BUHER Shown Tonight and Tneaday and Judith W. Pyka, property at PIC PERSONAL BODY SPRAY the new conductor's weaknesses At 8:15 and 9:16 163 Loomis S t become all too readily apparent, AND INSECT REPELLENT Frank W. Kopcha Sr. and Gene­ 7-os. Oao—$1.80 Value. Our Low Price . .. even to the audience. They were vieve M. Kopcha to Bruce L. 8 8 ‘ SAVE r . . . Reg. 4 F ... 12 cz jar apparent in the first place to the Fowler and Maryann R. Fowler, profe.sSional musicians both in the property at Baldwin Rd.' orchestra and in the audience. Un­ SALT WATER TAFFY SKIPPY Ernest F. Ruebln and Dorothy fortunately professional advice is G. Ruebin to Richard L. Rose and DELICIOUS ASSORTED FLAVORS not desired or sought, in most Maryanne Rose,, pn^Jerty at 118 Huge 14-os. Bag—Special! ...... 2 8 < eases. Department of Theatre Autumn St. Personally, I think that a com­ yue The Unlveraity of Connecticut MAYONNAISE ^ r le T. Everett Jr. to Frank mittee from the orchestra should PLUS AT 8:00 Storrs J. Hoher, property at 106 Ox­ DOROTHY GRAY be a part of the board. However Save le Regularly 45e An Equity Reaident Company ford St. SUMMER COLOGNES \ biased they may be for some rea­ Leon Cieazynskl to Robert W. 5 Famous Delightful Fragrances Only . . . son or other, they know more mu­ TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY—JULY 17-JULY 21 n ' ■ m r Dailey and Gail S. Dailey, proper­ Plua Fei. T a x / sic In a minute than the board will i JOSEPH HARDY-MARI.VN PRIMONT 'p in t jar know in a lifetime. I think also “ LIFE WITH FATHF.R” ty at 17-16 Ashworth St. that the board would do well to N«wro”2 9 resh Lettuce^ 2 19 9 AaMa fO 9 PaMq 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Mear McKEE ALL NEW COLOR CARTOONS Sat. TUI 6 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 1 :30 PAL M E i DEUVERY — PREE PARKING ALL CHILDREN SSe w ^ ...... - I 4 I I '

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■ 5* \. ^Cummings Says: / Convention Ribicoff Picks Up 10 Luby^iaggerty Mitchell-Pierson Renn-Huestis Vignettes The marriage of Mias Agnea ! Miss Carol Hope Hue.stis and Kowalski Couldn't Wm i Mary Haggerty to John Edward j Daniel Francis Renn II, both of O f Town’s 13 ¥dtC8 Luby Jr., Irath of Manchester, was The :H>lrit permeating the sing­ solemnized Saturday morning at I Manchester, were united in mar- riage Saturday morning at St. ing of the "SUr. Spangled Ban­ By JUDITH AHEABN St. Jame.a' Church, j Renomination ner” Saturday morning was thgt The bride is a daughter of Mr. I James' Cjiurch. of the crowd at the openlhg of a Ths Manchester delegation gave 10 of its 13 vot4»,to Abra­ and Mrs. Augu.stu.s C. Haggerty,' i The bride is the daughter of baseball game. Everybody epuld ham A, Ribicoff for the U.S. Senatorial nomination, and 179 Center St. The bridegroom, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Huestis. 71 By JUDITH A H E A ^ hardly wait to get through the three to Frank Eowalski, as had been generally expected. of 784 Center St., la a son "of Mr. j Verhon St. "iTie bridegroom is the If !^ank Kowalski had had to fight/ior his renominatien formalities and start hoavin^ and Mrs. John E Luby Sr., North ■ son of ■ Mr. and Mrs. D.iniel E. as On# delegate, Alfred Campbell,#------congressman, against contender EMiald Irwin, the Manches­ things at the umpire. At the Dartmouth, Mass. Renn. 95 Cedar St. opening of Friday^ sMsibn, the who had been a leader In the Man- delegation (or the tJhii^ ballot were The Rev, James T. ■ O'Connell ter delegation would have split ips support, said Town Chair- I The Rev. Joseph H. McCann spirit was-that of a crowd in a chuter movement for Kowalski, Barry and Becker. performed the double ring cere­ j performed the double ring cere- .man Ted Cummings last night jjuassessing some facets of the summer church service, full of wad the subject of some specula­ Walter Sinon, a l t e r n a t e for mony and celebrated the nuptial I rriony. Bouquets of gladioli were at convention he sttended as a dele^ high purpose but waiting to get tion whish he voted during a pre­ Cavagnaro, Cut his ballot for Don­ high Ma.ss. Mrs. Ralph Macca- I the 'main and side altars. Mr.s. gate. Karp. John Hutchinson, who was to the activities outside. liminary ballot with the Ribicoff ald Irwin, of Norwalk, who was rone was organist and soloist.' Ralph Maccarone waa oi'janist. "Any time .■after 10:30 (p.n^.), the alternate for Francis Ma­ The Dempsey Girls, sorne of faction. bucking the organization in hit bid Bouquets of snapdragons' and I liie bride, given in marriage by Kowalski's strength a m o n ^ the honey. and Walter Sinon, the al­ them the governor’s own daugh­ ’The subject bf the ballot was for the post. mums were at the altar. 1 her father, wore a floor-length delegates who wanted him Jm run ternate for Steve Cavagnaro. ters, sang "When Irish Eyes Are whether switch Voting would be 'The organization, particularly The bride, given in marriage by I gown of w’hite silk chiffon, fash­ for conpressnian-at-larg^ would Cavagnaror the former town Smiling", softly wh^n the organ permitted. An amendment prohi­ State Central Ckimmitteewornan her father, wore a floor-length ioned with a .scooped neckline, el­ l)ave .dissipated,” said Qnnmings. chairman, said he would have played the tune during Saturday's biting swltchiiig had been intro­ Katherine Quinn, had decided that gown of silk Organza andi. peau' bow-length sleeves and full skirt- Dr legatee V f ^ t voted for Kowalski, had the con­ convention warmup. duced by the kowaiaki fgctlon on Atty. Bernard P. Grabowski of d'ange lace, designed with cap' : with oh.Tpcl train, trimmed with ■'Silling there InJthat unbear­ gressman decided to run. One response to the hlstrononics a report submitted by the rules Bristol, would be a good man to op­ \ sleeves, rounded neckline trimmed satin bands and caught at the ably hot place (the^ushnell hall), "He would have made that an of Jack Bannon. a Simsbury committee. pose John Luptbn, the Republican with sequins, full skirt, empire! waiistlihe with satin ro-sds. She they felt in a way.^4ie was respon­ unbeatable ticket,”, aaid Cavag­ school teacher who wanted to candidate, and bring in the Polish bodice with back bow. and a full' wore a crown with thrce-ticr veil naro. help Kowalski prohibit switch Campbell cast his vote against vote. court train. Her shoulder-length I sible. John Bail^" had gone up­ the ssvltch prohibition, which wU of illusion, and carried a semi­ Two delegatee from Manchester voting, was "Imagine what he'd Bailey and Kowalski could not veil of .silk illusion was attache^i cascade of phalaenopsts. stepha- stairs (to ask JCowalski to run)," voted for the third of the four can­ In effect a vote counter to the said Cumming*. do to a kid who liked Ribicoff.” coipe to terms which would have to a crown of seed pearls, and she I notls and ivy. didates for congressman-at-large.Slate Proper grammar was heard lit Kowalski strategy. carried a white m'.sflal with a'cas­ The deteMlea were disturbed perrqitted the congressman to be Ml.ss Avard Hiie'tis of Boston. Alan Samuels, a Yale professor the song “D-E-M-P-S-E-T,’’ sung The balloting on the switch renominated. cade of white roses and ^itephan- Mass., waa her si.«tcr's maid of also, he jjgBd. by the memory of from Hamden. They were Roger by five pretty girls. The laM line movement became a test of the otis. I honor. B:-idcsmaids were Ml.ss Kowalski'S leaping to the stage to RepoVted^y. Kowalskf 'aaked Bai­ Negro, who was a floor manager waa "Dempsey' that's M.” Kowalski strength, and it turned ley to ridythe field of Irwin and Mrs. Frederick Corpj* of 181 Cen­ I Kathleen Galle: y of Soulhbridge. shake HtS fist and salute the crowd for Samuels, and Jack Goldberg, A neon sign hung pver the stage Up 176 votes to forbid switching ter St., a sister of, the bride, was I Ma.ss.. M'aa jane) Flavell of during/^a demonstration by his fol­ Alan Samuel to pave the way for the alternate for Mrs. Mary Ross. all during convention with the and 762 to permit it. a renominatibq by convention ac- matron of honor. She wore a Manchester, and Mias Daiieen lowed who rushed past the guards Two Manchester delegates were words “It's up to you in '62. For ballerina-ldngth gown of rose silk ■ Renn of Manchester, si.«ter of the absent during this roll call. They Vote to Ban Switching clamation rath«r than a roll call. at the doors to demonstrate at the ^ . (Herald photos b.v Ofiara and Sat^mis) ■Victory Vote Democratic-Vote for Kowalski also'^supposedly ask­ [over taffeta, with cap .sleeves, : bridegroom., • aafhe time the Ribicoff demonstra- were David Barry and Henry Henry Becker, a leader in the Delegates for Ribicoff cat^Ioose at close of nominating speech. the Team.” state labor movement supporting ed that Bailey make’ the nominat­ scoop neckline and bell-.shaoed All attendants wore street- . ttirs were on stage and in the Becker. In the balcony one of the plac­ skirt. Her' open-crowned picture length .sheath dre.ssc.s of silver , Seconding Speech Kowalski and organizer of the ing speech. ’The esngressman's aisles. ards carried by a Kowalski sup­ third request, and tne one on hat ^matched her dres.s. and .she moss linen with matching head- "I don't think if there had been Becker, who wraa the state labor Mainohester Kowalski Club, and carried a bgseade bouquet of pink porters read "A Convention of Jack (Ikildberg, the president of the which the two men disagreed un­ bows and circular veils, and car­ the two of them (Kowalski and leader for Kowalski, had made an-' wliite ros^s. ried colonial bouquets oi mar­ one of the seconding speeches to Sheep. Bailey the Shepherd." club, voted to prohibit switching. alterably, waa that he be jslven a Irwin) that Kowalski could have Names of the delegates in the free hand to reorganize the state Paul Luby of North Dartmouth. guerites, stenhanotis anti ivv Kowalski's nomination. (Goldberg was an alternate for . Mass., served as his brother's best won.” said Cummings. Democratic convention, as in the Mrs. Mary Roas, vice chairman of party. Thomas White of Middletown, "The delegates were very very Becker described the congress­ man. Ushers were William Luby of Republican last month, provided the club.) As a result, four men ran for was best man. Ushers were Ray­ angry." man as "no political genius" but North Dartmouth, a brother o f mond Renza of Pecksklll, N.")'., one who was the candidate of the a little diversion. Delegates liked Voting against the switch pro­ the office. Including Irwin, Gra- Organization Choice the rhythm of "Krupnlcoff for bowaki, Samuel and John Janovic. i the bridegroom, and Joseph Shells Peter Sapnar of Trenton. N.J.. and working man. the small business hibition, besides Delegate Camp­ I of Hoiilton, Maihe, " cousin of the Michael Zotta of Massapequa Cumniing.s said he voted for man. the average man. Ribicoff." bell, were Delegate David M. Bar­ Voting for Irwin, in addition to A bride the organization choice, Atty. Park, N Y. "The other candidate is a great One Middletown delegate had ry, Janet Bycholski. Steve Cavag­ Walter Sinon, were Mrs. Bychol­ I Mrs. Haggerty wbj;e a blue ciepe . Bernard Orabowski, because the Democrat too." he said, which difficulty registering a vote in the ski. Campbell, Karp and Hutchin­ Mrs. Huestis wore a light blue naro, Ted Cummings. Clarence I Sheath with white a\essories and silk linen sheath dre.ss with match­ man was the organization choice, drew cheers and boos. He urged midst of the hubbub in the con­ Foley, Julea Karp, Roger Negro, son. a corsage of pink and tvhite roses. and because he thought that re­ the convention to "demonstrate vention hall. The clerk stopped the Voting for Grabowski were ing accessories and orchid cor.sage. tiring state treasurer Donald Ir­ Herbert Stevenaon, Edward Tom­ The bridegroom's motbW wore a The bridegroom's mother wore a we're Democratic both with a cap­ roll call momentarily to say that kiel, and John Hutchinson, who Cummings, Foley, Stevenson and beige dress with yellowv acces- win had no chance of winning. ital D and a small D." a male and female voice had an­ Tomkiel. Malov Photo beige silk sheath dress with brown waa the alternate for Francis Ma­ MRS. JOHN EDWARD LUBY JR. j series and a corsage of whftf and acce.ssories and orchid corsage. I Other Manchester delegates No one from the Manchester swered to the name Newburg, and honey. ^ ' Voting for Samuel were Gold­ ' yellow roses. \ iMiring Studios B&u^rach Pbote who voted for Grabow-ski were delegation voted for the fourth would the delegate please repeat berg, and Negro, who waa a floor A reception waa held ati'Stone In the roll call on the selection A reception for 80 guests V a s ' MRS. CLARK STANLEY MITCHELL Haven In Farmington after the MRS. DANIEL FRANCIS RENN II Clarence Foley. Herbert Steven­ candidate,. John Janovic of New the vote. The voice from the floor manager for Samuel. held at the K of C Home. For e \ son and Eldward Tomkiel. London. called out "Marion N e w b e r g , itself of the senatorial candidate, ’The final vote waa 440 for Grs- ceremony .for close friends and rel­ however, Delegate Campbell voted -lotor trip to Nova Scotia, Mrs. | St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.# John McPhilmey of Boonville, atives. After a motor trip south, The Manchester delegates who The result of the roll call was female, for Ribicoff.” bowski. 233 for Irwin, 23 for Sam­ N. Y„ was best man. Ushers were voted for Irwin were Janet By- for Kowalski, along with Becker uel and 32 for Janovic. Cook'Peterson •uby WOTC a white dress with rose, WjUimantlc, was* the ‘scene of the the couple will ll\e in Highland sorority. Mr. Renn is a 1962 gradu­ 440 for Grabowski. 233 for Irwin, 'ccessories and a corsage of pink , ’ , „ ^ Benjamin G. Pierson of Coventry, ate of VillanoVH Univer.sity. «- cholski, Alfred Campbell, Jules 32 for Janovic and 23 for Samuel and Goldberg. and white roses. The couple will wedding of Misa Sandra Jane Pier- Park. N. J., after Aug. 1. AH the other delegates voted for a brother of the bride; and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Renn are 1958 where he was a member of the TPC to Review Ribicoff. live at 784 Center St. after July 30.! son to Glark Stanley Mitchell, both A. Blanchette of Sim.sbury. a cousin graduates of Minehester High Blue Key honorary society and list­ Sine US Kitf One Switch Voto Swimming Races Mrs. Luby is a graduate of the I of Coventry. Saturday morning, of the bride. School. Mrs. Renn is a 1962 Phi ed in ''Who's Who in American Rowdiest Convention in Years Summary Report ’There waa only one switch vote {University of Maine, and a Grade i n ie bride la the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Pierson wore a sea-green Beta Kappa graduate of Jackson Colleges and Universities." He i.s in the entire convention. In this Slated Thursday T, teacher at Hockanum School.! Mrs. Benjamin G. Pierson. sheath of silk chiffon. The bride- College. 'Tufts Univ-ersity. where employed by John.son and .lohnsgn ballot, Paul La Rosa of Hartford I Ehrt Hartford. Mr. Luby is at-1 Hale Dr. The bridegroom grooiti's mother wore a pink and she was a member of Clii Omega Inc.. New Brunswick, N. J. The Town Planning Commission I tending the University of Con-j jg Charles blue taffeta dress with white ac­ T)EWtS will meet tonight to discuss the switched from Kowalski to Ribi­ Children who swim at Salter's coff necticut at Hartford and is em -! g Mitchell, Nathan Hale Dr. cessories. Both wore corsfigea of Healing of Wounds final pages of the summary report and Verplanck pools will compete ployed at Pratt and Whitney Air-j The Rev. William Belury, rector white roses. of Planning and Renewal Asso­ Each of the two roll calls in in races Thursday, night at Ver­ craft, (Hvlajon of United Aircraft pg„,,g caiurch. performed A reception was held at the ciates'’ m uter plan of Manchester. connection with the Ribicoff-Ko- planck pool. The races start at Corp., East. Hartford. the double ring ceremony. Richard VFW Hall, Willimantic. Mrs. ’The meeting will start at 8 walski battle took two hours at 6:30. and the public is invited. Mitchell's travel costume was a I SlfM/Hflt CRUISIS frtm NtW YORK i o’clock in the probate hearing lUat, since there were 853 names Competing will be children 5 Barnes was organist, and Lloyd ■ 7 DAY ■ Thomp.son of Coventry, soloist. gieen and white sheath with white jFacing Democrats room of the Municipal Building. to call. ; through 16, and the events will be accessories. The couple will live at ■ TRIANGLE Pages 82-108 of the planning The last roll call, to select the the freestyle, breast stroke, back Turtles tVRace The bride, given in marriage by 50 Woodlawn Circle, East Hart­ firm's summary report, including candidate for congressman - a t - crawl and thd^ medley relay. her father, wore a floor-length CRUISES I (Oontinned from Page One) ford. H.\RTFOBD (A P)—The nam capital improvements and zoning large, took u long, and there were Lifeguards coaching the teams On Play^oiiiids gown of imported lace and stilk Mrs. Mitchell is a 1961 graduate I SAILING recommendations, will be dis­ a great many absentees. tulle, designed with a scalloped folsky campaigning, but his esm- Inees of the DsmocraHc State Con are June Seipel at Verplanck and of Windham High School, VVilll- I EVERY SAT. I CUMMINGS CAVAGNARO FLAHERTY cussed. Absent from the Manchester Nancy McFarland at Salter’s. Turtle races will be the special ‘ n^^kline embroidered with aequins i „ employed at Man- paign manager, former Congress- ventlon In the order they were mi >For Rlbifwr ‘For RIMoor Seconds Abe j _ Jugi 30 thni 5 man-at-Large Antoni N. Sadlak. dorsed: I S.Rt.1 a was willing to discuss the coming Oovm-nor—John N. Dempsey. * rta'rtlnc I basque^bodTe*' and ZutfanVt'l^t | ^M^itehell'"^' a"" 1 9 ^ ‘f?ai5;rate "o f 1 J battle. Lieutenant Govemoi^—Samuel J. .said, "We will. We'll break Picnic suDoers will be held to- ’ " overskirt. Her fingertip windham Higli SclSchool, and is serv- Tedesco. through the gates." Navy as a nu- e “We figured on an uphill fight,” Demonstration for Kowalski morroworrow nigM and fires will he 'Attached to a crown of se- mg with the U.S. AND NASSAUI Secretary of State—Mrs. BUa The subsequent demonstration BV.•allable for children to roast hrt qu‘n* «nd seed pearls, and she car- clear power instructor insti at Com­ iS.S.BRinANY J said Sadlak, w'ho alter six con­ by Kowalski followers at the \ried a bouquet of carnations bustion Engineering. Windsor. secutive termi!' in Congress was Gmaso. > dogs and hamburgs. 30,000 HUB • 100% Ak-C«n0Hiafiad • 3 BWim- J DAYS MORIARTY State Treasurer — G e r * I d A same time the Ribicoff followers Miss Judith Carr of Coventry niNif p— k • 3 D«nc» Orcht. • AH axD* beaten twice by Kowalski, "wheth­ Lamb, Angered His Own Followers were demonstrating.. angered was maid of honor. Mias Carol 1 I er it was Mr. Ribicoff or Mr. iikI. ali^ •• Kofol, •Nfortalfirntm unO State Ceoiptreller — Baymend many of the delegates, even those ‘Moist’ Fir ('oallier Pieteon of Coventry, a sister of the Most Geologist* in Oi! msimt foetwree. from *195 BROTHERS Kowalski we bad to run againM. Thatcher. who supported the congressman DOUBLE S STAMPS bride' w a s bridesmaid. They wore The demonstration by Congi-es8-#then Kowalski said to several of _ Ribicoff said he had had no'time OLYMPIA, Wa.sh.—Doiiglas-fir street-length silk organza sheaths, NEW YORK — The United 301 CENTER ST. .ittomey General — Aftert L. man Frank Kowalski's lollowers his follower.s, "Well if he feels for reiiomination to the House, of MANCHESTER TRAVEL SERVICES a as .yet to map his campaign and Coles. Representatives. timber from the moist west side)*] matching crvstRl, trimmed crowns States oil industry employs 11.800 * would not be able to return from ■who pushed past the guards at the that way about it. we wbn't. geologists and geophysicists, three Box 1072. .Manchester—Tel. Ml 9-4626 U.S. Senator — Abraham RIM There's no use taking a roll call. Kowalski gave his sanction to EVERY WEDNESDAY of the Cascade Mountains In the with circular veils, and carried VIC DELLAFERA. Prop. M l 3 -5 1 3 5 i Washington until the end of the coll. Bushnell Memorial Saturday after­ Pacific Northwest brings almost carnations dyed to match their fourths of the nation's total. * week. It'.s not that Important." the outburst by going out on stage Other scientists in oil work total Congreesmaa - at - Large — Ber­ noon was a demonstration without But one of his followers, as Ko­ at its height and saluting the twice the price of Dougla.s fir dresses. The maid of honor wore J "Then I'll sit down with Gover- grown on the drier east slopes. coral, and the bridesmaid, aqua. 48,600. '■mor Dempsey and we'll work out nard T. GrabowskL the., congressman's sanction, at walski shut the door to his room. crowd. our campaign," Ribicoff said. He least initially. ‘refused to comment on whether fiance of protocol, appeared on the 725 stage during a floor demonstration Shortly before the demonstration the party had any further use for Kowalski learned in his headquar- MIDDLE Kowalski. In his honor and urged them on, they went into a near-frensy. tsrs on the second floor of the Ribicoff's decisive triumph was LMshnell that State Democratic TURNPIKE a vote of confidence for ^Uey, Scores of shouting demonstra­ tors who had been denied admis­ Chairman John Bailey was in the EAST who had been openly denounced by next room. Ko-walski and his supporters as a sion to the hall atormed the doors, IN ’S ' bursting past police guards. Kowalski went into the corridor r if , ' cynical political boss with little outside the room,.and sent word in MANCHESTER respect for Democratic procedures. After the tumult. Ribicoff waa overwhelmingly endorsed by a vote that hs wanted to sp e ^ to Bailey, The convention rmults left no who promptly came out.- \ SUPER / doubt that BailSy was still in the of 786 to 163. The convention then choee Ber­ In a bidet argtunent. Kowalski (qanll(s$ of j^itli V MARKETS *■ saddle But the finality ot Kowal­ asked that Bailey Mtay the en­ OFEN WED., THURS. and ski's defeat was a bitter pill for nard P. Grabowski at Bristol, little known attorney, aa tha can­ trance idto the convention hall of his vociferous followers to swal­ “ a couple of hundred" Kowalski FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. low. didate for congreasman-at-large and Kowaiaki appeared at the end demonstmtors. They had jeered every time the Bailey said he could not, since n ^ e s of Bailey and Ribicoff were of his brief political career. Ha said he did not intend to seek elec .the convention delegatee had vot- TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Ynentioned from the platform. They e^. sheath of white silk shantung, de­ East Germany for a reunion with E U ROSA ELIOW or SHELL ^ signed -with a square neckline, el­ her sister, Mi*i' Margaret Muller, bow-length sleeves and overskirt. whom she has not seen in 34 years. ; ' t r a d e in Y O iiR b o d y Her shoulder-length veil ot illusion Mrs. Voigt ‘ will visit her. sister 'was attached to a cabbage rose a retired medical secretary, in > Unlike-an automobile, you can't get a new headpiece, and she canied a bou- Altenburg, and the sister of her MANCHESTER GREEN SHOE OUTLET Jitodel each year. You have to live ii) your body.) auet of gardenias and stephanotis. late husband, John Voigt, Miss the real ef-your^Ufe,- . (.. Mrs. Richard K. O'Dell Jj'- Elizabeth Voigt, who works as Macaroni Glastonbury, a sister of the brjde. L seamstress In her home in a town S09 E. CENTER STs^LAT THE GREmi Why not take better car# of It?' Give It regu­ HUNT CALIF. SOLID PACK ' was matron of honor. She wpre a near Ucipsig- Both are in the East lar physician check-ups. When paina and aches sleeveless white cotton eyelet dress German Zone. occur, go to your physician for help. And, when over azalea pink, with scooped Mrs. Voigt had booked passage r ’ • ** SUMMER SALE your body needs medicinea or vitamina, buy qual­ neckline apd bell-shaped .skirl. Her aboard the Bremen In' May, but ^4 HOUR DEPOSITORY ity producta from your pharmaclat. Don't let headpiece of cabbage roses with canceled her trip until she could ' ■ It’s SO quick and convenient to drive right up to the door-to-door pedlars or mail order opportunUta' , face veil matched her dress, and obtain a certificate of special per lADEBS' LAIMES’ SUMMER aell you leaser known producta. TomMoes 4 she carried a colonial bouquet of mi.ssibn from the Deutsche Demo­ banking window at The Connecticut Bank, transact your Defore-hours, after-hours, holidays and pink carnations and cratic RepubUc to enter the Blast CANVAS BUSKENS SANDALS mas Miss Vienna Crocker at em Zone. She now has, in addition necessary banking business and you’re off and away in no weekends, use our outside banking d » REG. $t.M to B4 99 YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you AT OUR FISH DEPARTMENT ‘ ^ng N. H., was bridesmaid. She to her passport, special permission time at all. Drive-in banking is convenient all year-round need a ipedlclne. Pick up your prescription if LARGE SIZE knd the matron of honor were clad from the East German govern posrtory for deposits or loan payments. R«g. ahonplng nearby, or we will deliver promptly ment to reipain. until Dec. 12. She without extra charge. A great many people en- Daniel E. Porter of Columbus, but, it’s especially nice in the Summer when a quick trip to 2.99 plans only a six weeks' stay. 99 , n d truat ua with their preaertptiona. May we com­ Ohio a cousin of the bridegiioom. \ The Manch.eater woman was bonj the Bank becomes a family affair.. .even on tjie way to It’s as safe and easy; as dropping a letter *1.99 pound youra? FILLET of SOLE 55l i ^ v V a s be.st man. Ushers were and married in Germ anycam e to Sterling Andrews of Southamp­ this country with her iate husband in the mail ton-Mass.. and Edward Porter of 38 yearfi ago and has lived here for the shore. - ^ MEN’S BRAND NAME 'M FAIRS N G BO TS’ Worthington, Mass. ^ the past 21 years. Mrs. Peterson wore an «PP>*- HOME GROWN - qued pink cotton sheath with p nk DRIVE-IN WINDOW WORK SHOES SHOES i d & I d o n ] ) 2nd white accessories ^ d » P‘"^ 1794 Hofei l^st CONNECTICUT BANK ‘>1 FLAVOR ' OPEN 9-3 DAILY Prescription Pharmacy TOMATOES cym’-ilJlum orchid. The bride­ groom's mother wore a blue flow­ NEW YORK — Thi 73-room AND TfOUttT COiyiPANY > 6-8 PJW. THURSDAY VolUM 901 Main Street^MI 3-6321 ered cotton eyelet sheath with City Hotel, the first wilding in white accessories and a white or- America erected specifically for fS NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER PARKADE * l » 7 . 9 9 * Copyright 1962. (W-5-3-M) hotel, purposes, opened in 1794 in 3.99 3.99 reception was held at the New 'York. Until then, Inkeepers EGG PLANT home 6f the bride's parenU. For merely converted Ih'eir home W l ALSO HAVE LADIES' HlOH HEEL CANCELLATIONS a motor tr^ through Vermont —or aolneona else'z Into an Inn.

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approve whatever the Ruskian Break at Elks Home A Thought for Today $IS Daily to Each Prisoner Hospital Notes government does, ne. matter what Soviets Reject Offer Obituary It ia SpaoBoied by the MaaobestAr State News FOR SALE lEtt^nin^ Ijrrald BEAUTY SHj Vlsltlag hours a n 3 to 8 p.m. Dr. jack found he could get OoHBctl mt OhardMa PUBLJIUUiiD BY IgB IN D0W N T< MANCHESTER tor all anaa,' except maternity, Tip Leads to Capture / nw.»Ai.n p b i k t i n o c a m a cheers when he deplored the cur- AlcatPa^to Close Shop Roundup \ / On Nuclear vTest Ban Symiilgton Dead, where they a n 2 to 4:39 had 6:89 II Blw*Uli»Ml I have compaaaion on - the to 8 p.m.;' and private rooms MMCtaMUr Cco%_ tent nuclear testing by America Ideal for owner anS^elper. Sale includes 2 booths, S TH e Tear ...... '....<...111.50 H3.U0 Uon o f thia love in .the Liord Jesus Ralph Roe, 39, bank robber, and HARTFO RD (A P ) — ConnecU- fore the disarmament -process it­ man, died Saturday at Manchester St.; Daniel O’Briem 79. WeUs St.; of 44 Bissell St. He was present­ tage went into the clubhouse and : Hontba ...... 7.71 U.U0 Westerners make a point of say­ OhiisL 2S-yenr smtence. Tbaodors CMs. 33, Udnapar, both self. I sons today by Judge J. Itobert La­ Mrs. Margaret Peoples, South ed in Circuit 0>urt 12, Manches­ cut’a water supplies^ are below Memorial Hospital after a short capturad .Ruddell, according to Sree Hontba.... ABO 110 ing what they themselves really Christ never refused His merci­ (Doc) Barker, amther from .Oklahoma, nram away fm n normal, but the state is in no im­ These are an exchange of mili­ cey of Southington. A ll but six Windsor; Mrs. Margaret Camer­ ter, this morning and a $3,000 police. One Hontb ...... 1.80 1.8b ful love to any person, but He nev­ Midwest gangster sad tba Island Dee. IS, 1S37. M aon tary miaaions between states, and illness. bond was set. think when they are in Mqscow mediate danger o f a severe were motor vehicle violations. on, 350 Lydall.St.; Lance Roberts, Th^ dial had been broken off Weekly ...... 80 er performed a miracle to 'help per, was In Alcatras until officials bdUevs they drowned, but the establishment of rapid cbm- Mr. flymlngton was appointed Coventry; Mrs. Hazel Petersen, 41 He is charged with breaking HEH BER o r and in the Kremlin. The gather­ drought The largest single fine, 3120, the safe and the safe had b«ea himself, even when He was hun­ IS, 1S89, when hs and four thel(; bodies never wars re­ municatlona among the chiefs of head of the Housing Authority in Autumn SL ; Mrs. Floris Brimmer, and entering with criminal in­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ings in which they find themselves That was the word from John was demanded of James IL Coffey, ripped open, according t o ' police. Tbe Aaaoclated Presi la exclualvaly gry, or when He was dying on His convicts tried to eacaps. covered. Hortm, district engineer in Hart­ government and the secretary- December 1943 and resigned at 1 Bow St; tent and with larceny. entitled to the use of repubitcatlon o 29, of East Hampton, charged with An official of the Elks Club said —in this instance a Communist- cross. He who would not use His rker was shot and klUed The other 33 attempted eacapees ford Ah: the U.S. Geological Sur­ general of the United Nations. that ttae as a member of the ADMTtTED YESTERDAY: Miss About a dozen police raced to all news dispatches credited to It o operating without A driver’s li­ the club on Blsseli St. shortly af­ there was no money in it. not otherense credited In this nape promoted mixture of international divine power to minister to Hia. guards after he had as ware retarned to their cella. vey. CLQUUNG Zorin however rejected as in­ board of Selectmen. He had Glenda Knight, Ptant City, Fla.; cense. A continuance was granted ter midniglit when they received A screen had been pulled from and also the local news published nere. party propagandista and. do-good­ own n ^s, unfailingly used this through bars and headed tor the There are 333 prisonen on the sufficient another similar Western been - a member of the board Mrs. Bertha Generous, 33 Deer- All liA ts ut republicatlon cf special— power in helping othera. bay. The other tour wars cap* iaiuid today, and a total staff of Horton said yesterday tliat stai RY W EIG H T proposed measure for advance to allow Coffey time to collect the ftoid D r.; Mrs Barbara. Stephens, information about noises coming a rear w-indow and the window, dispatches herein are also reserved ers— are not going to be pleas^ reservoirs were at about 60 ^ r sum. for five years, and ' manager In this miracle we' aee the tured. IM, including 94 custodlnl otflesrs. notification of major military of the WllUams Oil Co., prior to 84 W. Middle'Tpke.; Henry Ja­ from the building. Patrolmen A l­ had been jimmied open, police said. Full service client of N B. . with their talk. Their official greatness of Gods' love for plain The erosion caused by salt air . One. of the eiq>enatve incooven- center of their normal supplyy’nie movements and maneuvers dur­ Stanley G. Hayman, 35, of Hart* cobs, 718 HiUstown Rd.; Mrs. Eve­ tee. Inc. people like ourselves, and UMn as danger point he said, was ^ per ford, and Colin' Fox. 30, of. ii8j Wa.»ppointment with the housing line Bayles, East Hartford; Joel Publishers Representatives. hosts, the Russian government, was given as partial reason, by iencea is lack of water on the is^ ing ths disarmament process. ' authority. He served aa director y? Tbe we think of the dally miracle of CMit Main St., were both fined 310 for Kondratovics, 784 E. Middle Tpke.; Julius Uatbews Special Aaency—^New are not going to be pleased, either. prison officials, tor the apparent;^ Hand. Arm y barges bring 170,000 m i n i m u m The second phase ^ negotia­ of housing until the start of the County York Chicago Detroit aiid Boston. life and the rich provision God con­ success of the latest escape at­ ions two or three times a week He cautioned a g a in ^ water LBS. tions for a disarmament treaty is illegal battling. Fox and Hayman Paula Kracunas, 64 Turnbull Rd.; MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Or A certain amount o f free talk is present council-manager form of tinually makes for all ofir needs tempt. fill ‘storage tanks. . waste, saying Connec^ut was expected to center on details and were caught swimming after hours Mrs, Leona Remkiewlcz, 13 Burke CIRCULATIONS 'not completely safe/from the 1.95 with two other Hartford men, government in 1947. He operated a to be tolerated, it would seem, and hungers, we bow down before Rd., Rockville; Thomsa Eagleaon, It was June 13 that brothera l ^ t to do with tbs island adtsr technical discua^ona of the rival men’s clothing store at the center The Herald Pnntlnf Company Inc., Him in awe and hUmble, loving Clarence and John Anglin, from itbe inIsaRen' move awnyt possibility of drought’/ Raymond Blouln Jr., and Henry Windsor Locks; George Putnam, Four Area Town Delegations however, in order to be able to 25c EACH ADDITIONAL LR. U.S. and Soviet plans. for many years. ^ assumes no financial responsibllltv for gratitude. Alabama, and Frank L m Morris, Sim Francisco Mayor Oaorae llie first three-month phase of Hetu Jr., in the Boltoni Lake boat 206 HoUiater St.; Bernard Bohme, typocraphlcal errors appeaiina In ad- get credit for holding a gathering launching area on July 2. Blouin, vertfsements and other readlnc matter Rev. Paul C. Kaiser. Pastor, of Louisiana, all bank' robbers, Christopher suggests it would be • MOTHPROOF * ROUGH SPOTTING the conference made little head­ Mr. Symington was born in Warren Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Flori­ In The Manchester Elvenlna Herald. which might have some standing Concordia Lutheran CSiureh. fled Uieir x 9-foot calls. They a fine iUe tor a gigantic statue, way. It was devoted mostly to who is also charged with intoxica­ Manchester, July' 4, 1892, a son of da Giulmaln, Stafford Springs; Solidly Back Abe for Senate tion, breach of the peace and re­ Joseph Nevue, Hartford; Freder­ Display advertlslnK closlnp hours- and prestige. used sharpened spoons to chip ce­ something slgniflcsnt of the Pa­ lengthy speeches and explanations the late Isiah and Anna B u s k i 11 For Monday—1 p.m Friday ALL WORK PROFESSIONALLY DONE of policy. The only step forward sisting arrest, pleaded not guilty, Symington. ick Oowley, Steele’s Crossing Rd., But there is one elemental point ment from around their cell vents, cific and San Francisco’s Golden Delegations from four a r e a4>were Strack, Bradley and Grayson For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. squeese through and flee. Gete opening toward the Orient. wa« the adoption of a treaty pre­ and was scheduled for jury trial in He was a charter member of Bolton; George Meixell, Hublard For Wednesday—1 p.m l\iesday we can settle for. This is that free VFW Units Host East Hartford on July 24. Hetu of Coventry; Sayet and MaeVariah The trio has not been heard And there are always the peli­ amble in general terma. the Manchester Lodge of Elks and Dr., Vernon. towns went solidly for Abraham For Thursday—1 p m. Wednesday speech does invade the Kremlin was not available for trial. He is ADMITTED TODAY: John Trai­ of Ellington; and Alien, Flaherty, For Friday—1 p.m Thursday from since, and Warden Olin G. cans and gulls. The tog-shrouded U.S. Ambassador Arthur H. Hose Co. No. 3, Town Fire De­ A. Riblcoff for the U.S. Senate For. Saturday—I______-1 p.m j Friday District Council on a three week naval cruise. ner UI, 8 Ward -St.. Rockville: Pfau and Spielman of Vernon. even though it is not yet accom­ Blackwell and other prison offl- island was their haven long before Dean Bounded the only positive partment, a member of Center Classlfled deadline: 10:80 a m each NEW SYSTEM Fines of 325 were suspended for Mrs. O^ris Snow Hublard Dr., nomination Saturday at the Demo­ Saturday — panied by free reaction or free ap­ dais believe -the men drowned. the first Spaniards settled in San note as the delegates arrived over day of publication except Congregational (%urch, the Tall Vernon; James Hayes, 20 Union cratic State Convention, and the • am. Members of Anderson-Shea Post However, their bodies hava not Francisco in 1773. - the weekend. He said there might Charles A. Mueller of Moosup and plause. It is an advance to have it Cedars of Lebanon, and Victory CX. and Auxiliary, VFW , were hoeU to been found. Maybe the birds would like to be a better chance now than ~ in Thomas Stevenson erf 872 Parker delegation from Andover was permitted. And it Is courageous on Masonic Lodge, Akron, Ohio. BIRTHS SATURDAY; A son to Nigerian Official Monday, July 16 Hartford County Oouncil, third dis­ Since Alcatras passed from have it back. : the past for an agreement on a St., charged with violation of fire­ solidly behind the other candidate. works laws. Stevenson, who offer­ Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jerome, the part of those Americans who trict, Saturday evening #t the For Fabrics at MiU Prices LAUNDRY treaty to ban nuclear weapons Frank Kowalski. Grace Prints Symington; two Thomp.ionville; a son to Mr. and Much Improved do take their free speech there V FW Homa testa, the four-year-old issue dealt ed sparklers for sale in his store, The Better Man Won O fn^ra In the county counoU Shop PHiGBlM M ILLS 44 HARRISON ST.— Ml 9-7753 with in a U.S.-British-Soviet sub­ told the court he was unaware sons, Harold R. Symington Jr. of Mrs. Fred Beecher. Wapplng; a Delegations from four other area courageous not only because of FKlIot Studio son to Mr. and Mrs. Randolph from Manchester post and auxiU- OPEN TILL 9 P.M. committee of the conference. sparklers were classified as fire­ Sudbury, Mass., and Richard E. towms split their votes between the Six of the eight officials from Republicans may find. the con­ what their hosts might think BRANCH STORE: 501 HARTFORD RD. works. Mueller, who was tending Symington of Springfield, Pa., and CHark, 28 Durant St.’, a daughter two candidates. Western Nigeria, who have been . ary are Post Commander Donald Cbenay HaU. Hartford Rd. British Minister of State Joseph Filbigs Mark 50th Anniversary troversies and disorders of the about it, but more especially be­ Maynard, senior vice commander; B. Godber and Soviet Deputy For­ the store at the time the sparklers five grandchildren. to Mr. and Mra. John Foster, South Windsor's four delegatee, visiting in' Manchester and study­ Storrs; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ing the town's government opera- Democratic State Convention en­ cause there is no assurance of Mrs. Charles Hlrth, trustee; Mrs. Choicest Meats In Town! eign Minister Valerian Zorin side- were discovered there, also repre­ Funeral Services will be held including Harry Odium. Fred sented the distributor who sold tonnorrow at 2 p.m. at the Wat- Mr. and Mrs. Theodor# Ftibig, his retirement i'n 1956 Mr. Filbig Richard Olbriaa, 148% Maple St.; tions, left from Bradley Field Sat­ joyable reading, but they would be good understanding, back In their Mary LeDuc, guard, and Mrs. OUve atepped comment on the nuclear Doocy, Everett J. Delaney and them to Stevenson. klna-West Funeral Home, 142 B. 61 Pearl 8t„ are celebrating their was employed at G. Fox and Co.. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ urday for Ottawa; Canada. ill-advised to draw any optimistic Ray, color bearer. issue. James Thri^we. went for RUrfeoff own counto'. tor those who enter The New York Times said the . Fines were imposed on Geraoa Center St. The Rev. Laurence J. Hartford. 'Hiey are members of chael Thomas, Kellv Rd.. Vernon. Columbia’s three delegates, Paul Hezekiah S. A. Adadeji. senior Delegates from the Mancheetor 50th wedding anniversary today. Wo i Melhodial Church. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son conclusions from them. The split in any meeting with Communists, TUESDAY ONLY! United States and its allies are (jampbell, 30, of Storrs, 315 for Vincent, associate paator of Cen­ Merrick, George Peters and James assistant secretary in the Ministry auxlUary are Mrs. Ruth McGinn, operating without a license; John They were married July 16, The couple has four children, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan. of Home Affairs, remained here as ' the Democratic ranks was essen­ even when It is for the precise pur­ Mrs. Raymond Hagenow and M n. willing to agree to a cut-off date ter Oongngational Church, will Marmaud, went for Riblcoff. NATIVE for nuclear weapon tests that T. CcHuiolly, 22, of East Hartford, 1912, at St. Martin’s Episcopal Mrs. Harold E. Nelson of Braden­ 130 Eadridge St.: a son to Mr. and a guest of Mrs. Marion B. Gam- < tially narrow, and the dissidents pose of shooting off some truth at A.ugusta Boulet. Alternates are officiate. Burial will be in Bast ton, Fla., Mrs. Raymond Tyez of Mrs. Robert DiGiovanni, 466 W. So did Eaiington’s three dele­ would allow the Soviet Union to 318 for reckless driving; Roy F. Oraetery. Church, New Bedford, Mass., and mons, 335 Adams St., during toe associated with Congressman-at- them. Mrs. Harriet Olsaver, Mra. LeDuc START THE WEEK Darwin, 17, of Boston Hill Rd., South Windsor, Gordon Filbig of Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. and gates, Martin Sayet, Eari Rich and recuperation of Joseph A. Makinde, and Mrs. George EcaberL conduct the last series of tests, Friends may call at the funeral have lived in the Manchester area Joseph MaeVariah. large Frank Kowalski had more jan. 1, 1663 is the date being dis­ Andover. $18 for failure to drive in Vernon, Ml.ss Anna Filbig of Mrs. Warren Webster, Hartford chief officer of agriculture exten­ Post delegates are George Ed­ home tonight from 7 to 9. about 49 years. Mrs. Filbig is the And so did Hebron's two dele­ noise than numbers. They, and not CHICKEN cussed, the Times said. the proper lane; Suzanne David­ Manchester, and five grandchil­ Tpke., Rockville; a son to Mr. and sion services, who Is a patient a t ' wards, John Olekaiw and Frank former Miss Annie Reid. Prior to dren. Mra. Francis Brlerton, Bast Hart­ gates. Howard Porter and G. Itorl The idea of a fixed cut-off was son. 16, 190 Autumn St., 315 for Manchester Memorial Hospital. the acknowledged bosses of the Technology Not Enough WITH Miss Oerttade Angell ford; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Porter. Wohlgemuth. proposed by Mexico before the failure to drive in the proper The visitor, who suffered a heart Ilcmocratlc machine, were their Manchester auxiliary had four BREASTS lane: Marie M. Fiah, 19. Vernon ROCKVILLE — Miss Gertrude Paul Archambault, Coventry. Andover’s delegation of two, attack, today waa reported out of Secretary of State Dean Rusk, conference adjourned a month BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter own worst enemies. And. finally, it county cotmcil past presidents: ago but no action was taken then. Rd., Bolton, $15 for failure to obey Elisabeth Angell, 91, died Saturday Bhigene Schwanke and Lawrence an oxygen tent, “ very comfort­ at his latest press conference, ex to Ur. and Mrs. Frederic Cannato, would be A naive Republican who Mrs. Ann Barron. Mrs. Jane For­ 8 Pounds Lim it There was a general feeling that traffic light; Paul J. Hublard, 30, a tbe Hemlocka OonvalMcent Area Shriners Visits Entertain Moe, was the only delegatimt in able” and his condition “ much im­ pressed some reservations about Home in Rockville after a long Ul- East Hartford: a daughter to Mr. the area to go solidly for Kowal­ expected Democrats of the stripe tin, Mrs. Florence Streeter and a three-power agreement to end 26 Earl St., $15 for operating with proved.’’ the benefit to the world of speedi­ Mrs. Hlrth. nuclear weapon testg was the only improper equipment; Graiidlson L ness. She had formerly lived at 31 and Mrs. Alfred Meek, 10 Congress ski. Who would become enthusiastic for S A y i N O S The Nigerian officials were din­ Ward St. Crippled Children at Hospital er and easier means of communi­ Mrs. John Vince, auxiliary presi­ HI6HLAND PARK MARKET Issue in these disarmament talks King. 28. of Hartford, 315 for fail­ SL Delegations which spilt included DISCHARGED SATURDAY: the following: ner guests Friday evening of Mrs. the Kowalski campaign to come dent. donated a floral centerpiece that had any chance of being set­ ure to drive in the proper lane; She was a charter member of Gammons,. whose daughter, Misa cation. He ob\lou8ly tried to keep 817 HICUfLAND STREET PHONE m t*437S Leon Palmer, 26, 14 Forest Rd., Mi-s. Jean Roy, 95 Hamlin St.: Mra. Bolton—One vote fpr Ribicoff over to the Republican party in for a refreshment table. Mrs. Vince tled .in the foreseeable future. the Union Congregational (Jhurch’a Patients at the Shriner’a O ip - » of Manchester, a member of Omar Marion Fitch, spent some time in his Reservations mild and polite was musician and Mrs. Florence The Geneva negotiations for $10 for failure to secure load; Friendly Class, and was one of the Bernice CJhappell, 478 N. Main St.; from John McDermott and two for protest. pled CSiildren'a Hospital in Spring- Shrine Club that country aa port of the ''Op­ one does not scoff at progress. Plitt chairman o f a gift table. world disarmament — a project Irving R. Rounds. 37, of Bolton, oldest living members of the Harry Frink. W a p ping; John Kowalski from Edmund J. Peres- TTie result of the Democratic Dancers were Patty Aceto, Kotsch, 424 N. Main St.; Clifton eration Crooaroada, Africa” pro­ But merely to entertain such sub­ Refreshments were served to discussed for 16 years in various $15 for reckless driving. church. field were treated to a dancing luha and Bernard Sheridan. First Sandy Auden, Nancy Chambers, LaBrec Jr,, South Coventry; Mrs. gram. convention was not merely a vic­ shout 100 guests by Mrs. Hlrth, forums Mdthout any . progress at James H. Welch, 18, of West Born in Rockville, June 27, 1871, show yesterday afternoon by pu­ VeniMi—Five vote# for Ribicoff versive thoughts stamps him as Springfield. Mass.. $16 for disre­ Lorraine Fister, Merle Frazier, Lillian DeMerchant. 182 Vernon tory for the party bosses, but also chairman, Mrs. Streeter, Mrs. Ger­ all—are expected to last for sev­ she was the daughter of the late pils of the Trudy Tyler Dance Karen Kopeck'i, Linda Martocchio, from Gerald Allen, Leo B. Flaher­ something of an outlaw and National eral more years. . garding a state t i^ fic control: St.; Donald Stula, 36 Hammond ty Jr. (who made a seconding a victory, obviously enough, for trude Buchanan, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Gideon and Emma Alford Angell Studio. Carole Messier, Sherry Pierson rebel. Ruth McGinn, Mrs. Harry Ma­ The current talks appear Steven J. White, 16 Constance Dr., St., Rockville; James Cosgrove, speech for the candidate), Nich­ the better and more stable man S to ire s She lived’all her life in Rockville, Joyce Rydlewicz. Susan Sllhavy, 426 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Irene Nevertheless, we think Secre­ honey, Mrs. Donald Maynard and GOOD NEWS doomed to failure ag long as the $25 for disregarding a state traf­ and worked at the White-Corbln The ■visit was an annual one ar­ Judy Williams. Linda Abair. Gail olas Pawluk, Dorothy Pfau and candidate for United States Sena­ Western nations and Soviet bloc fic' control: Alfred Wilhelm, 44. 78 ranged by Omar Shrine Club of Rerppel. Wapping; Mrs. lAura Local Stocks tary Rusk, if he dares hold to his Mrs. Leo Gouin. Division of the U.S. Ehivetope (Jo. Soucy. Debbie Carroll. Nancy Maz- Francis Pitkat, and one vote for tor. TTiere may be reservations, cannot find a way to break their Avondalel Rd., $18 for illegal left the Manchester area and the Mos­ Nelson, 61 Avondale Rd.; Mrs. Kowalski from Raymond Spiel- position, is likely to gain recruits in Rockville as a machine operator zarella. Barbara Lynne and Bar­ Mary McGowan. .801 Main St.; among some Democrats them­ deadlock on basic issues on which turn: Clyde A. Williams, 21, of lem Shrine Club of the Williman- bara Dennen. ^ man. <)aotatleae Fandshed by French Fleet 8th for many years. Stonley Dexter, RFD 2, Rockville: as experience goes on. Even as he both sides have said repeatedly Coventry, $35 for speeding; She leaves a sister. Miss Grace tic area. Shriners from Omar who attend­ (Coventry—One vote for Ribicerff Oebora Mlddlebrook. lac. selves, said among the people of Mothers! they cannot compromise. Earl Blinn, Hartford Tpke., Rock­ from Stephen Loyzim, and three I W E G I V E Francis Cipro, 18. of Worcester, Providing music was the Tony was expressing his own mild res­ PA R IS — The French merchant I. Angell of Hartford; and a niece, ed were (Jlub President and Mrs. B u k Stocln the state, over Abe Riblcoff a se­ MONDAY. TUESDAY. MfEDNESDAY TTie Western plan, already re­ Mass.. $50 for speeding, and W il­ O’Bright Orchestra, and John car- Walter Ferguson. Vice President ville: Mrs. Beatrice Beron, 6 Ber­ votes for Kowalski from Bessie I. ervations about what speedier and marine, with only -.818,000 gross Mrs. Kenneth M. Spencer of C!ov ger Rd., RockvlUe; Mrs. Edna Bid Asked > ries o f decisions concerning his jected by the Soviets, provides lie Wadsworth, 48, of Roxbury, entry. roll was pianist for the dance and Mrs. Arthur Holmes. William Strack, Raymond H. Bradley Sr. easier transmission of communi­ tons afloat in 1945, now is the for gradual disarmament with Mass., $3 for failure to carry a BanviUe, New State Rd., Buck- and John Grayson, the alternate Conn. Bank and Trust , own political esu^er. But that he Funeral services will be hsid to­ numbers. and Mrs. Forbes. Harold and Mrs. Co...... 56 61 cation signals bright do for world world’s eighth largest, with more JULY 16-17.18 control proviaiong to guarantee license. land; Charles Mayer, East Hart­ for Herman W. Muise. remains the most formidable can­ than 4,800,000. morrow at the White^Glbsml’ Fu­ A fter the show, the children Barnsley. Harold and Mrs. Turk- Hartford National . peace, the first experimental use that no disarming country secret­ Fines were alro imposed upon were treated to a cookout that ington. John Rieg. James Dick.son. ford; Dominic Btancucci, East Tolland—Two votes for Ribicoff didate the Democratic party has 10 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. ly retains armies and weapons, neral Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, Hartford; Mra. Gertrude Linnell, from Jane Page and Barbara Bank and Trust Oo. 44% 49% of Telstar, the marvelous new CREBN James M. O’Brien, 50, 16 Church at 2 p.m. The Rev. Allison Ray included hamburgs, milk, soda and Les Behrend. Jerry and Mrs. Mill­ Fire insurance Companies ' to offer the people of Connecticut and for a strong international ington and William Smith. 27 Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. Frances Bas- Chamberlain, and one for Kowal­ S T A M P S ^ St., $12 for keeping an unlicensed Heaps will officiate. Burial will be ice cream. Lollypope, party hats Htfd. F ir e ...... 54% 58% i satellite for bouncing televlsicn Tuesday • Wednesday force under the United Nations to General chairman for the Omar tian, 115 Washington St.; George ski from Helm K. Wanat. Is beyond question. And he comes dog. and John O’Neill. 17. of 611 in Grove Hill Cemeteiy. There will and balloons were distributed dur­ National Fire ...... 115 130 from continent to continent, was EAST HARTFORD keep the peace in a disarming ing the show by Moslem Club C3ub committee was Barnsley, Hunt. 285 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. On the amendment to prohibit home to bolster his party's ticket Hartford Rd., $15 for Intoxication. be no visiting hours. Phoenix Fire ...... 94 100 provoking a fuU-fledg^ quarrel world. Shriners. who has arranged the visit for Julia Hesse, 732 CJenter St.; Mrs. swritching at votes, an amendment at a moment vdien, thanks to the The Soviet plan, unacceptable to more than 10 years. The ice cream Blaine Mannlae, Notch Rd., Bolton; proposeu by Kowalski forces, the Life and Indeomity las. Cos. between the French and the Brit­ DAY NURSERY Arthur W. Johnson Master of ceremonies was the Aetna Casualty ..... 64 72 new type of candidate leadership the West, provideg for total dis­ Scots First ‘On Time’ Rev. Walter Hyasko of St. Jolin’s was furnished by Rleg, owner of Sylvan Cessna, Glastonbury; Aug­ delegations from area towns voUkI ish, over the British charge that Arthur JV: Johnson. 78, of 29 Aetna Ufe ...... 108 118 • John Alaop provides, the Republi­ RUTH L. GRZYB armament in four years with abo­ Polish National Catholic Church Shady Glen. ust Kramer Jr., Coventry; Mrs. more or less in support of the fac­ the French had violated under­ lition of all nuclear arms in the LONDON — Installment buy­ Uvingston Rd., Elsst Hartford, fa­ Emilia Labonville. 25 Cooper St.; tions they supported for the sena­ Conn. General ...... 1 1 3 123 « can pqrty has Its brightest and CHOPPED ther at Mrs.' Robert Carruthers of Htfd. Steam Boiler 100 115 standings by leaping into the first 158 SILVER LANE first 15-montb stage, no control ing spread to Britain from Scot­ Mrs. Georgia Warren, Stafford; torial contest. most deserved chances of a decade. over the forces and weapons that land in the early 19th Century, i t Manchester, died Saturday night at Travelwa ...... 134 144 use of Telstar. Thia was, one Mrs. Elsie Plank, Wapplng; Frank The exceptions^ were Nicholas As Alsop provides the' bright a country would be entitled to re­ was started north of the EJolway his home. Town Soon Will Start Using Burt, 70 Bret ton Rd.; Nelson Pawluk of Vernon, and Jane Page PabUe UUrniea ' might say, a rdatively rmlmpor- Conn. Light Power .. 28 30 t spot and the big hope for the Re­ DAY GAMP tain under a trea'ty, and a weak Firth by foot peddlers in the late Survivors, besides his daughter Lewie, South CJoventry; Mrs. Pa­ of Tolland who voted in favor of tant quarrel, on the fringes of peace-keeping force whose units 1700’s who sold cloth and clothing in Manchester, include his wife of tricia Corcoran and daughter, RFD forbidding switch voting, but then HUd. Electric Light 66% 70% : publican campaign, so Riblcoff aUM rex 3 T s u s Old i lU p the Franco-Britiah relationship. would be under national com­ to householders on a weekly pay­ Bast Hartford, a grandson and a New Refuse Disposal Area 1, Vernon: Mrs. Bernice Gavis and voted for Riblcoff for toe senate. Hartford Gas Co. ... 57 9^ seems to represent the Demo­ mand. ment plan. great-granddaughter. In the contest for congraas'man- Southern New Ihigland But add it to the bitterness al­ Open «:M AJtL to 6:30 P M . son, 25 N. School St.; Mrs. Bar­ cratic chances of success. Yet Funeral services wilt be held to­ bara Lindsay and daughter. 111 at-large. South Windsor"# entire Telephone ...... 46 50 ready existing over President de A new town refuse disposal area^'cleared to reclaim wasteland aoOth these two dominant figures are not TsL BC 9-OSOt-aU 0-0305 Atomic Tanker Planned THREE AIR CRASHES morrow at 1 p.m. at the Nawkirii Plymouth Lane; Mrs. Carol Tre- delegation voted for Donald Irwin, Maanfactaring Oomponles ' Gaulle's unwillingness to let Brit­ and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 will be -opened for operation with­ of Center St. and west of Love and Columbla’a and Hebron’a entire Arrow, Hart, Heg. 66% 60% • running against one another, and SAIGON. South Viet Nam Lane. It ia planned to use the mano and daughter, 65 Peewl St.; Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Ths in about a month upon delivery of Mrs. Bonnie DiDio and daughter, delegations voted for Bernard Associated Spring .. 11% 13% - ain into his idea of a new Europe, ROME — The European Atomic (AP):—Ihree air emshes In 24 new equipment, including a bull­ gravel bank near Love Lane to no one can say how well, there­ Rev. John E. Post, pastor of Burn­ EMt Hartford. Grabowski. Bristol Brass ...... 8% 1(> , and who can say that it can be Einergy Community has contracted hours In South Viet Nam’s goer- dozer with bucket attachment. raise the elevation of this waste­ fore. either can assist the other Cook-Out Favorite — Freshly Ground rllla-infestod jungles today left side Methodist Church, will offi­ DISCHARGED YBSTBIRDAY: In toe Andover delegation, Dunham B u ah ...... 5 6 dismissed as petty and unimpor­ with two Italian companies. Fiat The new disposal area will be a land before opening it up to an 26 dead, including four Ameri­ ciate. Burial will be in Hillside Craig Wolfram, 26 (3ooper. S t; Schwanke 'voted tor Irwin, and Em-Hart 47 52 portions of his own ticket. Per­ and Ansaldo, to build, in coopera­ lOracre site west o f the sewage area method of disposal fm* a tant? can servicemea. Five atore Cemetery. Bast Hartford. MyJes O’Reilly, RFD 1; Douglas Moe voted for Alan Samuel. Fafnlr ...\ ...... 36 42 • haps political speculation along tion with the National Committee beds and brook -with access road period of about six years. The truth of the matter is that on Nuclear Energy, a .50,000-ton Americans were mlssiBg la the Friends may call qjt the funeral Jasanis, Glastonbury; Miss Bar­ In the (Joventry delegation, Loy­ Heublein ...... 17% 19% such lines w ill Twelve an ironic from Olcott St. Operation of the The long-rani^e development of N. B. M achine...... 16 18 . communication alone, certainly at nuclear-powered oil tanker. air crashes, and another waa home tonight from 7 to 9. The various disposal areas within the bara Salo. 85 Strickland St.; Ste- zim voted tor Grabowski; in toe come-uppance, on election day, killed in- an ambush Saturday ia Bhrening Star Masonic Lodge of new area by the trench method of ihen Gronski, Kingsbury Ave., Ellington delegation Rich voted tor North and Judd .... 12% 14% least not in any technical sense, is disposal is expected to eliminate town’s tract provides for eventilal- ph< ETarmington will conduct services Roockville; Laura ICdmonaton, Grabowski; and In toe Vernon dele­ Stanley Worka ...... 16% 18% ] with Cong^reaaman Horace Seely- one of the bloodiest weekeads la or greatly reduce the Are burning ly diverting the course of the brook not the key to either understand­ STOP recent months. at 8 tonight at the funeral home. RFD 1, Rockville; Mrs. Virginia gation Pawluk and Pitkat voted Veeder-ftoot...... 41% 46% • Brown and Governor Dempsey hazard, and to provide All for cov­ and opening of another large area The above quotatlona a n not to ’ ing or peace. There ia no language Two Is Company for the ramp method of operation. Hollister, 52 Hollister St.j Darcy tor Grabowski. leading their respective tickets Mr*. Marla T. BorsoM ering the existing area. Absmt from the last roll call be eonatrued os actual markeU. barrier involved in some of the p a y in g high instironc* Mixed garbage and refuse de­ Esliger, 33 Grant St.; Mrs. Mau­ while Riblcoff and Alsop trail. The new area will provide a reen Fry, 77 Bigelow St.; Mrs. world’s bitterest and moat hope­ Mrs. Maria Tavani Borsottl, 83, 400-foot-Iong trench, 15 feet deep, composes better than garbage More seriously, the net result of costs . F^shion-Mindad Sat! of RFD 1. R t 85, Hebron, widow Greta Stengert, Glastonbufy; less quarrels. Some of the world’s for a sanitary land flU operation. alone, according to sanitation of­ both* conventions is that Connecti­ at EmUlo Borsottl, died this morn­ ficials. In digging trenches at the Laurie Hill, 100 Summer St.; Mrs; deepest hates come out of the Cloeely supervised control of the Meta Ansu, Andover; Ronald cut has been offered choices for ing at her home. disposal area, posted hours for present disposal area, workers I 6 world’s closest associations. A •Freshest Produce!' Mrs. Borsottl waa born Oot. 17, public uae, and covering of refuse often unearth previous trenches in Hunt,^ 170 Loomis S t; Mia. this f ^ ’s election it can respect. Lillian LeVasseur, South Wind­ mere communications together­ 1878, to Piacenaa, Italy, and lived every day Except Sunday are con­ which garbage has not yet decom­ The candidates nominated can be in the Hebron and Bolton areas tor sor; Mrs. Anna Andnilet, An- V ness is not enough to make a RR> RiPI sidered essential to effective oper­ posed. expected to campaign, in turn EACH 42 years. She was a conununi- ation of the trench method. (Chester F. Langtry, deputy di­ drulot, 506 Woodbridge St.; world fit to live in; there has to 24 LB Avsrsgs Mrs. Dorothy Frey, 42 Linnmore with some respect for the intelli­ Watermelons cant of S t Maurice Church, Bol­ Opening of the new area ia part rector of public works, said it ia be, as well, some disposition to AYoorBiiysAUTHIS ton. „ Dr.; Angela Bator, 11 Brent Dr., gence o f the people of the state. of a 25-year plan by the depart­ too early to determim any ap­ live and. let. live. Daliciout with Survivors include two daughters, ment o f public works and its en­ preciable decline in the public’s Vernon: Mrs. Alice Reed. 65 Pros­ O F MANCHESTER Toward the end of summer,^ we 612,000 On Your HomB LBS pect St.; Mrs. Jacqueline Cote, 4 Our modern progress in variety, Yellowi Onions Hamburgeri Mrrf. Esterina Oordanl, Astoria, N. gineering division for utilization traffic to the dump since the once shall all begin the'process o f hear­ 6 4,800 On Your Contents Y.. and ' Mrs . Marcel 'niorel, in progressive stages of several a month rubbish collection waa Diane Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Ardis ease, and speed of communication Wilson and son, 387 Hartford Rd.; ing them present, for themselves, $ 4,800 Theft CoTcrac* Brooklyn, N. Y.; a son, Peter Bor- mthln the 200-acre tract of started only this month. It is ex­ has not yet leveled itself out into sotU of Hebron; 11 srandchlldren Mrs. Arlene Anderson and son, 22 their idea of why we need them, at $12,000 Extm Expense SwesI, Largs LB town-owned land bound by Cen­ pected, however, that with twice clear gain and pragress. Before we and 15 great-grandchildren. ter St., the Hockanum River, Love a week collection of mixed gar­ Ridge St.; Mrs. Judith Jettej-iznd -Hartford and at Washington. $25,000 Liability CoYearage Bing Cherries son, Tolland; Mrs. Margot Dttcloa can claim that, we will have to be Meat h. Produce Prices Iffective Tuesday and Wednesday Only The ftmefal will be held Thurs­ Lane and Olcott St. bage and refuse and once a month $ 500 jMedicRl Corerage day at 8:45 a.m. from the W. P. It is expected that the new dis­ collection of rubbish on a regular and daughter. 25 Starkweather St. aMe to diacem an increase in un- $ 250 Propel^ Damage Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Mato posal area will be used for about basis, fewer householders will need DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. Kremlin Not Hyde Park derstendlng and in tolerance I w a oivE S t, with a solemn high Maas of four years tlnUl the next site is to make tripe to the dump. ^ Barbara Stephens, 34 W. Middle which matches tlu increase in I 50^GIajMC^erage got q bacHitiful requiem- at St. Maurice Church, Tpke.; Lance Roberts, Coventry; Bolton, at 9:30. Burial will be Elizabeth Johnson, 225 H igh la^ One would not say that Moscow speed end faculty. So far, our Plna Additional Coveragpa has now become the ideal place to m H m m s P E c m in S t James’ Cemetery, Manches­ St.; J. Birnie Gray, Wapping; technology ia far ahead of our 5 x 7 p i c l u r a ter. Board Asked to Okay $2O^0OO David Hansen, 613 Main St.; John go to win friends and influence bealta and our inteUigence. Wont to ioiow mort? ORBEN Friends may call at the funeral Smith, 561 E. Center St.; Mrs. people by indulging in o^|en criti­ effective all week ! LSTAMPaJ hooie tomorrow aqd Wadnesday Roselle DeCarli and aon, 18 Grant cism of the Russian government. of your |M y from 3 to 4 and T'to 9 pm.* For Improvements at Globe SL, Rockville. In fact, 8^en, over the p&at few Gall Ml S-1128 PINAST Mrs. Uliiaa Apel ^ days, various Westerners have in­ Four in Town Fill QUAtt JAR - Town dlrectora will be 'asked to*- Directors will also conduct a Our 24 Hoar Rarvles Nambsr AAayonnaise Craamy Smooth Word haa been received of the o n ly 5 9 ^ k approve a $20,000 appropriation public bearing on an ordinance to About Town dulged themselves of this privilege, for death of Mra. LilUan Apel of Say- Convention' Posts PINAST BOXES A E O s i at a special meeting Wednesday establiah hours for the town clerk’s I during the sesslotui of the World hrpok, formerly of Mancheetor, office. Department heads of other Members of toe Tall Cedars of F c B c ia l T is s u e Whits or Colorsd OF 400 W W * Thuraday at the Maspnle Home to at 8 p.m. to the Municipal Build­ Congrees for General Disarma­ Four members of the Manches­ ing for proposed improvement of offioee in the town government Lebanon will meet tonight at 7:30 A3H3BkL104lM^ •OHom esSflJf) Walliiigford. She waa a widow of ment and Peace being held in the KING OSCAR the Globe Hollow swimming area. support a change from the present at Watkins-West Funeral Home, ter Legion Auxiliary will serve as Andravr C Apel. Kremlin, the response from their S a r d in e s hnpertad Norwaslan m 0 1 CAN 2 9 « Plaiw. designed by the depart­ 9.ajn. to S pjn. hours at the MU' 142 B. Center St., to conduct a chairmen at the annual depart­ Funeral aervicee were held Fri­ nicipal Building to 8:30 a.m. to memorial service tor toe late Har­ own audience has been generally GRIND TODR FRIENDS! ment of public works’ engineering ment convention Thursday through day at the Maaonle Home. Burial division, provide for the folio-wring: 4:30 p.m. old R. Symington. M ssA sO you dsl Ju* brine your ddUrsB . negative. Sunday at the Hotel Bond, Hart­ Habitant Pea Soup 2 2 5 < waa to Saybrook, Cemetery. 1. L ln l^ the mud bottom of the *1110 towm cleric’s office has ex­ to oat aksa an dwi dstos tjhornn and aur pressed disapproval df the change, Elremen from the town depart­ Thus, the other day, one of the ford. The American Legion will ___ s_ae_». » -a_«a a - a _ - _ s— ---«sa natural swimming pond writh a Westerners who Has made a prac- •MpUCMMif RR QWB ||iMJIiyiOM"r wM Um V Hre. joha Tiamalaale reporting that many persona come ment put out a small woods fire have its convention at the same satotol auto pesM. Y au 'l gal to aaa yaar soil-cement compoeitlon. Richmond Pears ^ 6 9 < Mrs. Anna Kishkiunaa Ttotna- 2. Tapping a 16-lnch gravity into that Office bebwemi 4:30 and to toe' rear of 15 Glenwood St. ■ Style plus comfort tlce of speaking hie free mind even headquarters at the laraiy fMdiad piciwas ia iaO a tow dam, 2 8 3 8 6 5 p.m. An oidinanoe ia required to Sunday. There were ho weekend YOR" GAROBf lonia, 66, of 39 Adelaida St., Hart­ line at the weet end of the pond thougk he was inside the Kremlin, i sutler-HUton Hotel, Hartford. Ses Yaar dMsa fiaai fcaaaNfaSr M * a d S* X 140Z s d o o ItVf-MM 5 0 0 9 -N ford, a Bister of Ben Buck of Man­ to pipe chlorinated water to the ebann' the hour* of the towm calls tor toe 8th District Fire De­ Pr. Hmner A. Jack, of the Nation- sions will open at 9 a.m. T * ptataias Older, send 35c in coma to: and landabape of adjacent picnic iaatlo Oceea. Offlclele nope gentle support Uiat BarcaLoun^er’s “Relax Ac­ Anne Oibot, The Mandtoeter Eve­ day at 8:15 a.m. at the Tiaxnas F, perfect. are'del^ates-at-large. Sue Burnett. The M M C ^ to r Feriey Funeral Home, 96]’WebsterMVWabel area. Megalopolis Term Old thoee up eerly enough to wit- I tion” gives. Enjoy this heavenly comfort in Members of Manchester auxili­ ning Herald, lllBOAVE. o r AM E»- ning Herald. US# AV E . OF AMEE- nese the Inflation will have bet- ' '' One' distinction Dr. Jack drew 176 St., Hartford, with i requiem The lining would eHmiiiate the the “Aihericana” for only $259. See other ary planning to attend as dele­ lOAS, NEW TOBK 86. N-T- , ICAS, NEW VOBK 36, N. V. WASEONGTON ~ "Megalopol- ter viewing then iw a ahnllar was not in the l ^ t popular with vv. I', o i-i IV'r c: o For Ist-claas mailing add 10c for Maaa at S t clouded water condltione in the gates. are Mrs. Charles JohiMn, East Center ' For l«t-cla*a malUng add lOc for town’s largest swimming area, U.” a term urbatt-affairs experts launcblng last jaa. 15, . when ooe BarcaLounger styles at Watkins priced $a low h is ' audience. In this country, he each phtterii. print Name, Address Hartford, at presidwit; Mrs. Elmer Rice, Mrs. Street each pattern. Print Name, A d d rw Soldier’s Field, Northwood Oema- and would also preaerve the pond use to identify the Boaton-to- of the big spheres ripped to | u $119. said, we make it a practice oi^ Edward Walter and Mra. Eugene with Zone, Style No. and Sira. \ with ’{tone and Pattern Number. Washlngton “city” zone, was the shreds two seconds after It ex- MAIN ST. STORI— MANCHESTER Send 50c for the new blg-aias ’63 t«r.Wilao)i.‘ or “ swimming hole” with nat­ Freenmn. Alternates aye Mrs. OCARFmS, BEER 3 TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXEMPT FROM STAAAP OFFER Don’t miss the spring and sim ­ name -of a elty the ancient Greeks phaded t o . Ita fuU 165-foot di­ speaking to oOr own government Phone Album filled with lovely designs,- a Friends may call at the funeral ural surroundings inatoad of cre­ ward Adamy, 1 ^ . Everett mer ’62 issue of our pattern m a ^ - had hoped to make ths most pow- ameter.' th e attempt will be Whan ws,thinN| it ia wrong. &i Rus* FRiaS IFFECTIVI IN FIRST NATIONAI SUPER NABKHS OfAY needlework atitob aectton tad t n t hOBM Unrigbt from T ta 9 aaid to- ating aaoUier Mttcrete swimming nsdy, Mra. Helen Griffin and MIS-1126 OPEN EVERY MONDAY ■it^ Pffgff ITadiloiL Sand 50c xor srful to tbs world. A and • MB. BST. Mai. bs said, psbcs oigsniwtions ai^fiair ao« Vie • pjn. 3. 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BUGGS BUNNY djUR BOARDING HOUSE' rlth MAJOR H'''>PLB DAILY VROSSWORd PUZZLE uinouncs 'ths birth of a daughter, Hebron Rebecca Susan, July 11, at tha D* FALSE TEETH < 7 ^ Meilical Care Backus Hospital, N o ^ c h . The Ut- 4m r \ tie new mer has three brothera, Keek, a m orMIpI HiMF/mjDGING FROM THE SNOR­ TV~Radio Tonight John, PhlUp and Peter. The Rev. F A a m n H , an Unproved powtlaf M ING UPSTAIRS, HiS NIBS WON'T BE Amww to PrMteiN ftm to Plan to Face Electricity be nrtakled on upper or lover pMtee. CHARMING / b r e a k f a s t . Mr. Croae to pestor of the Hebron holds felae taefh more aimW In place. Vd o w Ki for HOURS-— rr m o s t M Ri. m o o p l 'e — R e m in d s Geography Lesson iltie BfiJjy Has ahd GUeod Congregational church­ Do not elldf, 'sUp or rock. HAVE B & E N p a w n w h e n i o u es. Koootr. peaty tacM or feeU n c.___ AE OF TW& HEAKry MEALS Decisive Test Will 0'Be Cut l U l U li u k allac (non-brid). Docs OF THE FRENCH PEASANT^.' TWO CAVED IN.' BUT FOR'/OUA ACK08S BDie The pdettion of rural maU ear­ not eour. Checke "plete odor" (dSB- INRDRMATION.VOUR INVITATION IW M tm iU U television lier, left vacant when Warren Hol- ture breetb). Get PASTBITH at aoY S y THE iVAX you WEIRB from Paga Oaa) diMi counter. KIND TO INVITE M E TO CAME FROM'MV HUSBAND • OiOahoiiii dty 9:00 Big 8 Theater (in progress) T Hanhunt In 3 Towns Iwoo'k waa appointed acting post- I RUN. A 8 0 A R D IN S Ho u s e . i South Ammrletii “ S“ P*®y» Been Named... M ori* at 5 Ua progrsss) 31 True Adventure ihaster at. Amston, has bera tem­ countiT 1* ProDoun nmandmanU to bar both impacted Early Show (ta progress) 30. 10 To Tell The Truth FOR PAYING GUESTS .' d o X Togt Bear 8. 12 8:00 Pete and Gladys porarily fiUed by Walter Jones, who n s 7/7 MAKE MVSELF U lUUin capital ^ Nat*ork school and hospital construction N Y. Mela vs. Giants In order to expand electrical wiU serve as carrier until a perm­ ISUnnaad 22 Scandinavian Life of Riley 13 Ur CLEAR. MR. I TahU to segregated institutions. News 53 National Velvet 23. faciliUea in the local area, prot^- anent carrier is named. 14 Ana 23 Cloy Highway Patrol 40 8:30 Law of the Platnsmaa 6. 40. ALL IN ONE STORE S l i r n s i d e ? 24 Muiieal !he impacted scbool ^ogram fng for its r^ id growth, aiv In­ Vdiuig Adidt Books 16 WiDi-ahapad ^Ogrem, D earth Abu, daughter c t Mr. and MTa. Alan Ghartaa 6:20 Political Telecast 3 Roundtable 10 16 Compaai paint ayllablei covers dtotricU crowded bo^uzc 6:35 Weather. News aad Sports 3 Father Knows Belt 12 terruption in electric service' will New young adult book's added ITCanmoar 25 Auitrallan ^04H Cneatnut S t Sha virae bom .Tune 80 at Mandhaater of federal inetallaUons. 6:30 Fhr Your Information 53 The Price Is Right IC) 22. 30 be necessary at various times, Douglas Library, announced by SHOP FOR ALL YOUR MStudiai oetrichee El Hoapltal. Her maternal grandparenta ara Mr. and Mra. The House to expected to srad Burns and Alien IS 9:00 Lucy-Deal Comedy Hour 3. 13 Wednesday and Thursday.' head librarian Miss Marjorie H. 20 Aacenda 26 Fly larvae 35 Oral doctor 43 Go up ■ Wild Bill Hickok 40 S7th Precinct 10 22. 30 STBuUda 44 Looee garment Wa}tar\A. Kelly, 15 Laurel PI. Her paternal grandparcata a** to the President today legislation On Wednesday the interruption Martin, are "The ‘Arctic Sealer,'' JJL 7 -t 21 Shack 27 "Emerald Iila” Me. amT'IAn. Albert CMrt Anaheim, Calif. Her maternal great- Tnia Adrenture 8 Siirfaide Six 9. 40. 53 NREOS 22 ----- Molnaa 28 Small itreama 38 Female relative 45 Eye madidna giving him authority to allocate Rollle Jacobs Clubhonss t t 10:00 Hennesey 3 will be approximate^-' from 9:30 GatheraU; "Tlie Brave and the 40 Asiatic country 46 Trading plaoa la Mrs. MaMa IBkertoa, Wrentham, Maaa. Her pa-- 6'40 lien of Desimy 10 The Peace Corpe in Tangan­ , 8KIBT8, SLACKS, A L IA OOP BY V. T. HAMUN 23 Onldt 29 Shea part 160,(XI0 tans of premium price Im­ yika 32, 30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 'The area af­ Fair,” Ferris; "BrtoUe Face," BaU; 26Lavara 31FaUi6ad 41 Blackthorn 47naeas out ^ <«randpeu'ents are Mr. and-Mrs. Chartoa CHU, Omohd 6:45 Walter Cronklte E U kS. GIRDLES, 42 Tense 4 9 ------VagM port eiigar quotas to the Domini' Runtler-Brlnkley Repork ' Surfside Six 10 fected will be all Service In He­ Caxton’s ChaUenge," Harnett; SOSOO'BEA \ CXJVOyNOTWEAR/^OH'THie ISNCrr, NO, !'M A AAOOVIAN OF COURSE... SH ES M Armad (area 34 Winter haiard Beaich,lna. \^Bha has a brother. Alan Charlea H, 8. can Republic and Argentina. 10. 23 SU Ben Casey E IE 40. 53 bron, Gilead and Aifiston. “PUght Deck,” White; "Karting YTERS PCINCE.EH? THE TUBBAN OF I A TUBBAN//^THEN AS IS MV FRIEND GONE IN SEARCH I I "------Star r * T 1 j r 15 IT 7:30 After Dinner llAvi* 3 10:30 I've Got A Secret 3 I SUta” r ~ T~ r " 1“ Later In the week the House News and Weather 21.30 11:00 News, Sports and Weather 30 On the same day Interruption Crowd," Summers; "Navy Style,'’ MOW S mOULO \ TME FAITHFUL, \ ITS A f VOUPE WHO IS NOW MV \ OF ANOTHER OUT­ 3 2 ----- Granda Oyr, Sendrwlkarta, daughter of'Mr. and Mra. Laonard D. Cyr, plana to debate tbc money bill for Nsws. Sporu a Waathsr 40 News, Sports and Weather 8, 13 at Amston Lake will be from 1:30 Orloto; "Raiders from the Rings,’’ I HAVE » DESPITE VOUB { PLASTER I NOT A WEARING VOUR . ______FIT FO B M E 33 Greek letter 12 13 U 'Waahin^on St., Vpmon. She was bom July 8 at RockYrilla (Tity the State, Commerce and Justice Death Valley Days 10 11:15 Tonight (C> 10 to 3:30 p.m., approximately. Nourae; "Rich Boy, Poor Boy,'' KNOWN THAT ?) STRANGE DRESS ? ^ CAST/ X A\OOR ? OUTFIT... ^ I %. DOUBT. 34Lecatioa Wyatt Earp 12 Steve Allen Show 40 1? Hoepltiu. 'Her emtemal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. John departmenU, a farm bill extend UTenms Report s Monday Starlight 3 On Thuraday, interruption will DttBois; "Stranger No More,” No­ 35 Clock part IS IT" Cyr, Sauso, Maine, ^ e r paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 36 Habraw aieatlci ing present wheat and feed grains rUm 53 Sports Roundup 30 be approodmately from 9:30 to ble; "Window On the Sea," Stout Corset mad Laonard A, Cyr, HaraorA ■ She has two brothers, Brian D., T, programs and the Atomic, Ekiergy TV Hour of Stars 18 11:30 Chain's HundrM 12 enburg; “A Wrinkle In Time," 881 fiUbiSi 36Fael IT“ II 7:16 tSrentns Rsoort 40 11:30 Tonight (O 33. 30 11:30 ium.'in Gilead SL, east aid 39 Raal'f partnar and Brant Mark, 5; an^ two aistera, Brenda Lae, 8, and Linda iJommtosion authorisation ' bill. Mahalla Jackson Sings Steve Allen Show 8 of Martin Bd., Slocum Rd., Rt. L'Bngle; "Young Deputy,’’ Smith- 40 Relativta II Joy, 16 mcmths. An effort will be made on Uie Sports Camera so 113:20 Wrestling Champions 13 6-A (from R t 86 to Marlborough Geer. The above list is fietkm. 41 Scatter ABC bUl to settle a long contro­ 7:30 Cheyenne E 10. 40 53 1:00 Lata Nsws SO N(ui-fiction books include “The 44 AtUra H“ u K r 9 town line) Paper Mill Rd.. Rt, .V ‘1^ A 48 Nonclerieal Bnmbam, Gregory Ja son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. versy by adopting an'..amendment BEE SATtmOA<*8 TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE U8TING 6-A (from WaU S t, to Hunt Rd.), Astronauts," Myrus; "Big Book of W O RD , (3 0 , 49Houathold (od s r Burnham, 718. Pleasant " South Windsor. He waa bmn giving the WaahingtoiiL SUte Pub­ Hunt Rd., WaU St.. Basket Shop SubmarinsE'*' McCoy; "First In-it \ ^ y/ e u R N S lD E ^ 60 Asian country JV^ 10 at ItMkville City Hb 1. His maternal grandmother lic Power Supply System the right Rd., Burnt HiU Rd. (east end) Woman Ambulance Surgeon,” We*r« a* 61 Evict 35- to Mrs. Mazy Palocle. 0 RiveY ^St., RockvlUc. Hto paternal to bund electric generating facUi Emily Barringer Noble; "H eart of 62 Mimic Kinney Rd., Mitlstream ahd Hope n ear as grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Burnham Sr„ Bast Hart- ties making use of a plutonium VaUey Rds. the Wild,’’ Schwartxkoff; "Robert S3 Withered H Radio 84 French ford. He has a brother, Mark ] da, 8%. reactor at the commission’s Han' AIm on Thursday the service Goddard, "Space Pioneer,” Dew­ you r aununen ford plant. (This listing Includes only thoM newa broadOMta of 10 or IS-mtamto will b e ' interrupted from 1:30 to ey; “Your TCens and Mine,” Roose­ telep h o n e CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 55 Bed or Black Graham, Annette Almira, daughW of Mr. and Mrs. Bemie Veteran Senate-House Appropri length. Some eUtioiie carry other abort newioasta). 3:30 p.m., approximately, on Rt. velt and Ferris. SSMakei laca (1 B" IT 48 IT L. Ghnhaun, 57 Prospect St., RockvHle.X She was bom July 8 at ations Committee members make WDBC—1399 « wrap—16U 85, from H i^ y Rd. to Gay City Days when Douglas Library to Your order for drug needo oad DOWN C:0U Bishop's Comer . 6:00 Dale Kelley RodrriRe City HospiUI. another try today to break a 8:06 Raynor Shines 7:00 Joey Reynolds Park Rd.; Hardy Rd., We.st St., open are Monday, ’Tuesday, Friday cosmetics will be taken care of I’R lsriLl.A ’S l*OP BY M- VKRMKKR I Soviet river 0 “ to « • to to \ deadlock, now in Ita fourth month, 1:05 News A Sign Off 12:00 Johnny Martin Rd., west end; Coleman and Saturday aftomoons from 2 to immediately. SEnUee over protocol that has blocked 6; also Tuesday rad Friday eve­ ..flLL'YOUVe EATEN TELEPHONE L IV E R 8 Wine eupt s r E2 u Bouchard, Susaane Marie, daughter o^Mr. and Mrs. Roland 9:00 Paul Harvey News 6:UU World News Rd., Rt. 94 (from Rt. 85 to Glas­ A LL THAT ^ T R O U B L E ! . 4Cboeolate dty J. Bouchard, 13 Spring St., Rockville. 8he\was bora July 10 at action on all money bills this 6:30 Alex Drier 6:10 WaU Street tonbury town Unc; west end of ning, from 7 :S0 to 9, TTie library Is . 5 Cbnceming p r U H rRookvUla City Hospital. Her maternal' giMdparents ara Mr. year. 9:45 Sports 6:15 Showcase and Nowa London Park Rd.; London Park; closed Wednesdays rad ’Thursdays. FREE LIVER/ SLaln 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 6:45 LiOWell Thomas aM Mrs. Francis C^oda Uttleton, N. H. hW paternal grand­ The Senate Finance Committee 7:16 Report 6:66 Sports Gay (31 ty Park Rd.; Meetinghouse TiptimidaU parents ara Mr. and Mrs. David Bouchard, Waterville, Maine. meeU for lU fourth voting see- 7:30 Dick's Den 7:00 d m Nsws Rd.; and west end of Burnt Hill Mancheater Evening Herald He­ DELIVERY She has two brothers, Darid, 4, and Jamea, 15 moi^ths; and a sis­ eioa today on Kennedy's tax revl- 7:55 Giants va Mets 18 7:10 Richard Hayes Show Rd. bron oorrespoadMit, MlsS Susan B. 11:00 Tonight At My Place 7:30 CBS—News Analysis Pendleton, telephone ACademy ter. Tvonne Ann, 2%. siatt bUI. 1:00 Sign Oft 7:36 Showcase and News Outside crews wUl assist in these • • • • • If the group cannot complete 8 too The World Tonight adjustments, linemen, servicemen 8-8454. w nt) less 8:15 Showcase and News T W U S Pal OH. Phllbrick, Pamela Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. actkm on it Tuesday it to sched­ 6:00 News. Weather A Sports 12:15 Sign Off and and metermen, to the number PhUbriek, 6 woodland St., Rockville. She waa bom July 8 at uled to put the measure aside to 6:30 Suppertime Serenade of about 60, Including six en' 6:45 Three Star Extra Salet at 219 Billion I'M SORRV. SH O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAt "Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandmother to Mis. begin public hearings Wednesday 7:05 Conversation Piece POSITIONS RBVBR8ICD gineers. There will be 60 vehicles m M a r d L E S T E R ! Arthur Sieber, Rockville. Her paternal grandparents art Mr. on the House-paaeed trade expan­ T:30 News of ths World TORONTO—Eighty per cent of on hand. E. R. Peterson. WilUman- WASHINGiTON—Sales of retaU and Mrs. MUo Philbrick, Bniington. Sbe baa a slater, Melonit sion measure. 7:45 Governmental Services tic Division manager has sent out stores in the United States last PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY C A R L V L E 8:00 Pop Concert passenger trips to downtown To­ CAN'T COME June, 3. Senate-House conferees will hold 11:00 Nsws ronto were by public transit in the announcement. year amounted to more than 219 901 MAIN 8T.^M 1 8-5821 TO TH E • • • • their first aessldn Wednesday on 11:16 Sports Final 1945. but now about 80 per cent Birth of Danghter billion dollars, the Federal Govern­ Geell, Kathleen Lucy, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Chariaa\J. the |4.S-bUliori foreign aid authori- 11:80 Starlight Serenade ment reports. PHONE! 13:55 News and Sign Oft are by automobile.. The Rev. and Mrs. John N. Cross <3«ell, Kingsbury Ave. Ebct.. Tolland. Sbe yvss bora July 8 mtlon measure, passed Hiuraday POOLIS' Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr\ by the House and earlier in the CteelbyNE*. Inc and Mrs. Guy Fontaine, Rockville. Her paternal grandpaito>ta eeeeian by the Senate. are Mr. and Mra. Arthur Geell, Rockville. She has a stotar, L«outoa K\ lOK ( AAi PKKI.I. Mary, 18 months. INNIE * • • • • I N EED A NO dartolo, Anthony Mark, son of Mr. 'and Mra. Ottavia Clar- eedy Senate VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEERS? Isio, 446 W. AQddle Tpke. He was born July 6 at Manchester fTD RUN DOWN VMELL, I G U ESS Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother to Mis. A, Rto- >n, Newark, N. J. His paternal grandparents ara Mr. and Mrs. TO THE STORE I'LL JU S T HAVE Aroroval Seen 7 / i Clarlnio, Belleville, N. J. He has a brother, Vincent Frank, > GET ME A TO P I C K A 18 mmittts. COUPLE OF S P E C IA L , • • « • • Of \^lebrezze| , Cl G ARS ' MESSENGER.' Jette,.P a a l, son of Mr. and Mis. Richard F . Je tta Summit I'rili :ii Dr.. T o l l ^ . He was born July 11 at Mancfaeater Msmorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Oeattam^ from Pago One) Keyes Jr., Harmony, R. I. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. A. H. Jette, Jacksonville BeadL Fla. He has a atotari dent’s tax reXtolon bill rad to I Susan, 1. sctaoduled to begin public hearings • • • • • Wednesday on t ^ House-passed | MUler, Bruce Evan, son of Mr. and Mra. (Siarlea R. Miller, trade' expansion measure. HSbron. He was bom July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Byrd i^ d the nomination, will I tal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mis. WlHiam Chasd, bo worked In “as soon as we can { e t«» N ««■ iM. TJL an- DA p.' Vernon. His paternal jjandm other to Mra. Mazy MUler, Coven­ there won’t be ray delay.’’ 7-/J On the Republican sidii, Senate I 7-IC Cam.. t.:J. try, R, I. He has three slaters, Kathleen, 5, Nancy, 8H "My mom oughta nagotiat* with tha Rusaianal Sha can m□ J— r J* PrisclUa, 1%. t )P Leader Everett M. Dirksen M DI) SAXON BY KEN BALI) and .lERRY BRONDFIELD *out-no’ anybodyl" • • • • • of lUinoto said, "1 assume the \ ^ ■"— =7 i Kcune, Dawn Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mis. . Bdward H. record will disclose nothing that | W\ CDUIP you PLEASE TELL CRITICAL, BUT WE THINK THANK HEAVEN.' "I b Keune, Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. She was born July 10 at Man- will prevent hto confirmation.” T ME THE CONDITION OF HE'LL PULL THROUCH I'P NEVER FOR6IVE . Noting CelebreiM’s libpularUy I JOHN RIZ70NI? ANP BE OKAY. _____ . riiester Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal grandmother to Ifcs. 1 ( MYSELF.IF- Florence Deming, Springfield, Maas. Her paternal grandpaisnta with Cteveland 'voters, Ilirksen re- I-FTTLE SPORTS B Y RO USO N are Mr. and Mrs. CUfford.Keune,.YlRBon. Bhe has p brcthar, mfirted: "Eyldently h§’s done a J HE'S COT TO Daniel, 3. very alte job.” ■ ■ BE ALL RIGHT... O \ ^0' M :-a* ' Features Car^. — - — ^ ? !< yiA ntat/is ^ 1 /NSPCcr/ON to to to to to Ths asstotrat Soiate Republican | ■ I r e p a ir s OPplC£ ^ ^ V HE'S RDINTINO AT M E / / City HospiUI. His maternal grandpaimU are MZ. and Mrs. When your doctor aaks where I'M HAPPy AND PROUD THAT <>IIP51Cl6eA VERV HAPF>y HE'S 60IN ' TO BE A BIG LEAGUER Aitolf R. Klansek, Scranton. Pa. S**”*"**** ymm w u t your praocrlptlea fill­ OVER IT, PHIL/ — B-BUT I'M SURE COIN' TO M ISS MUNTINODOG. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. LaGow, lAHnbra, Oallf. ed . . . aay . . BAIXMARH I ' PHARMACY. Prao dritvery. lOZ. 45 HAVIN' HIM AROUND/ W-WE ALL WILLi 6ANS T 1H0 8-2881

Science Shrinks Piles PIHK OH H181I.AH New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain SktrwiR-Williaim H. tUw Ymk, S. T. M rMW I-Fer the M tboroagh that aitfaisrs awda Paiatt first .tone • • U ses hw fsaaf a aew aatobMUag stetoaaeeta Itoa fPSaa baaliac mbstaocc with th« astm- have aaaaad to bo aproM aatl'* . W. H. lENGLAND PRODUCf SnaALS WITH'nns COUPON Uhing sbllity to ihriak hoaor- Tha aoerat la a apw boalia it mb- LUMtER CO. rhoids. stop itehisg, sad luliovo staaoo (BSe-Dyaeai-dUeeirery of 100ssr*”*“ ‘ t'An/\IN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ptokiwitikout aarftory. a worid-faaass laoaareb iastHata. • Ops* AO Day Si^nrday o MR. \BF»NATHV BY UALSION .lONES and FRANK RlDfJKWAV la eaM altar «aiO,.while (e a tlr Thu aahataa eo U bow pvaBaM* " A t th e GZm b ’'— a a 8-6201 - ■■■—■ ■' •OM0U 1 HAVEN'T ^ N ( I BUVy YOU SEEING lUU11 ralioviag paia, actual roductioa to lappMiIary or datsMat FAESN FfOKED, LUSCIOUS. UULT1VAT1D aador tha aaaM Prsporotioa B *. WTN THE PUnOHASi OF P06 POUND = (A rinksEo) took plaeo. Mast BBMuring of all—roaulti wort At an drag ooaa tors. l a - l t OZ. OAHSOF FEHOUIH BLUEBERRIES B B V I R A G I f lEFF. THI rUES., JULY IT! PRESSED FOR TIAAE? z; 28V WE'RE OPEN REN CROP. ALL PURFOSE, JEHSEY EXTRA TRtPU-S UNTIL’ 5 PM. aiai STAMK I 1-16 THE STORY OK MARTHA WAYNE BY W11.SON SCRIIGOS MONDAY . . . TUESDAY . . . FRIDAY YELLOW ONIONS <: MTN THE PURUHASE OPAHT D A V Y JO N E S linJlISDAY 8 AJf. to 8 PJR. she's , still JEALOUS MORE THAU THAT, S^e 'S ANXIOUS L n r lark/t BY LEFF and NcVYILLIAMS I" FAMILY SIZE P|1 OF ME, ISN'T SHE, ABOUT BtiMG INCLUDED IN MV PUUS .THeyrae oveapuE.' • ^ vvura I l i v e ' ’*' .WEDNESDAY 8 AM. DatU Naoa PaOM OUn OM-THK-ORkMtset OVSNS WAY YOy'RE NOT SlifiGCSTING, FOR THE FUTURE LET’S 0 0 CHEC TO TURN MBINFOn ' I ■ LARK, THAT AAV CAtJGHrtR ON THEM. TOM'S MURDER . MIGHT DO SOMETUINGr.. "ft iflr ’R I EFF. THRU. TUES., JULY IT ! wax, DRASTIC, ARB YOO? 3 - 25 0 SAVINGS PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY. J)ILY iT,v\ t/ }i(/ !✓ O \ ■» ▲ ' iMfmt/JtMrnrMA a u ra s P S i B g a f P ' 04.0X97 rTaiaaiax laartvBtiai: JBFIo r T . m i p p ** MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIPCLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER mANUH OFFICB, ROCT* *1. OOVSNTBT OPEN MONDAY THRUiSAtURDAY 9:30 A.M. T Q 10 P.M. i

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MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HE»ALD. HANCHRSTER, CXJNN. MONDAY. JUDY 16. ;L96S MANCHESTER EVENING HikALD, M A N ^IH I^R , CONN., MONDAY, JULY 16, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN PACC TBH ______:------—I—^ ______ic______I / ------—— I ^ ISational League T^ams Establish AlhTime Record for Futility THE fferald Angle ins, 7-4,

No Changes After 10 EARL YOST Scorinir five timeg in the second inning without a hit, . Sparta Editor Norwich handed the Man­ Rockville Misses Chance NEW YORK (APWTh&ff '« now » » to put down the arouaed MeU. two before the Reda beat rookie the eighth and acored alx rune be- 7-J, toe CardatfmJ^t back to Ue S^nnday ABdStOB Red Sox, was another its first defeat of the season National * ® * A * Marichal got the laat out In toe Denny Lemakter 8-2 with two In fore Marlchal finally cooled them on Ken Boyer a toro-nmhomer In caller who expressed more than got Once again the weather was ex­ passing ihtereat in Kelley... yesterday at Norwich. 7-4. To Pick Up on Leaders high for futility Sunday. Af elghto and retired three in a row the ninth On Vada Pinson's 16th off.. Orlando Cepeda and Harvey toe top of toe ninth. Don Ferra- rese. was toe loser. cellent for outdoor activitiea and I Midget Football League official The loss stopped a local winning ter 10 ganfts, stretching over in toe ninth. homer-and a tainted rim after Lee Kuom each hit two-nm homers had no trouble getting affirmative streak at eight games. ' The Dodgera also ran into trou­ Mays dropped Wally Post’s fly. for toe Giants in that game. BUI Skoneski, hospitalized for a .7 hours and 46 minutes, all 10 * * * : BRAVE8-RBD8— votea from other membera of the check np, a phone caller... Sur­ Three walks, three errors and-a Golden chance to\>ick up on league-leading Manchester was ble with the have-nots. After Houston was guilty of nine er­ family whan 1 suggested a ride into fielder's choice were all involved blown by Rockville’s American Legion, baseball team yester­ clubs were right back where breesing past toe Phillies in toe rors,-five in toe first game which DODOERS-PHIL8— Eddie Mathews took over eighth prized to hear that Frank Miller they started. place on toe all-time list of home, toe country for a awim . . Church, waa retiring after nearly 34 years in the wild second—but nary a hit. day when it was shutout in the first game of a doubleheader opener 9-1 on a six-hitter by they won from Chicago 5-4 on A1 Podres’ complete game against of 'courae, was toe flrat matter of Those scores were gleanedf off The five split doubleheaden left Johnny Podres, they lost 2-1 to Art Spangler’s two-hm homer in toe toe Phils was his first since May run hitters with his 388th in the with toe Savings B6nk. I have for by Tom Fuducia of Middletown, 4-0. Los Angeles 2‘A games in front fin t game. Loser Jim Maloney family busineas and by noon we years felt that the biggest asset starter Jim Mistretta. Then Nor­ Mahaffey, who never had beaten seventh. The Cubs took toe sec­ ». He had failed to finish 18 were on our way to soak up sofoe wich added singletons in the sixth Skip Olander. Ace lefty, gaye^ of San f Francisco and hi front them previously. ond 4-1 with 10 hits, four Houston straight times. was toe victim. With toe Braves toe bank had was Frank, who has Rockville an even split for toe day, of Putsburgh. St. Louts still leading 2-1 and Lemaster doing a aunahine and cool off by toe water personality, sincerity and thought­ and seventh at the expense of Denehy relieved Rau at this St. Louis and Pittsburgh clawed errors and a tidy five-hit pitching Mahaffey had lost seven . . ^ i o t night around the home Manchester ace Tom Kelley who topping the Hiddletowners, 8-1 in point and held Rockvile to one trailed by 10 and Cincinnati by away at one another all day and job by Dick Ellsworth. straight to toe Dodgers in his big fine job in his first start since he fulness in every endeavor he nn- toe nightcap. • • * ’ was called up from Louisville front reading and watching video. dertook in the- daily performance came on to relieve in the third. hit over the last five and one- iota. got nothing more than a standoff. -league career iMfore he finally 'nie first game was settled in third inninga And the- Mets? SUll 34V& games Fred Whitfield's pinch homer in OlANTS-ME'rS— scored in the second game. Phil three days ago, Pinson hit his 16th of his duties... Afternoon phone the first inning. Rockville right­ Ortega, a surprise starter, simply homer in the ninto, tying toe sec­ Monday caller was Bebe Milanese of Rock­ STANDINGS Middletow-n picked up an un­ out and 39 games below .000. / the lOth gave the Cards toe open­ The .Giants’ hopes of rolling up W. L. Pet. hander Pete Sfreddo walked two You can't say the Mets didn't er 3-2 but the Pirates grabbed toe football scores against the Mets couldn’t handle Roy Slevers who ond game. After'Maye's error on Date of Aug. 7 was aelected by ville who reported one umpire was and the passes along wifii an in­ earned run in the second but Post!s fly, a wild pitch and Hank Tom Conran to bring a group of MANCHESTER 8 1 A81 Olander settM down and allowed try. They gave the San Francisco second 8-7 on Roberto Clemente's as 'toe Dodgers did Saturday, hit his 12th homer in toe second needed to work the important Rockville ...... 4 3 .571 field hit set toe stage for a two were 'foiled by Jay Hook’s nine- and scored the winning nm on Foiles’ single ended it. young baaeball players to Fenway Ro<^viUe-Mancheater Legion base­ run single by Middletow-n first only one hit over the last four Giants fits, torturing the 35,463 single after toe Cards Ued the Park in Boston to watch too Red Middletown ...... 4 5 .444 innings, striking out five and is­ fans who turned out to see the score in the top of the ninth. Stan hit pitching and Frank Thomas’ Bobby Wine’s single in toe fourth ball gftme at night at Henry Cromwell ...... 4 6 .400 baseman Bill Handley. Handley's former tenants of toe Polo Musial set another record when hitting in the opener. Thomas had adter he was hit by a pitch. COLT8-CUBS— Sox play the Cleveland Indiana. Park. Being available, and plan­ second hit in toe seventh gave suing two free passes. • * • ’ The Colts overcame five errors Ticketa are compliments of the Niantic ...... 3 5 .375 Rockvine’i next start will be on Grounds do their stuff. he came up for his 10,428to time two doubles and a- single and ning to vie.w the game anyway, 1 Norwich ...... 2 5 .286 him three RBI’s for the game. After beating the Giants in the at bat in the sixth inning of the drove in two runs. Tom Haller of OARDS-PIRATEa— with home runs by Roman Me­ Red Sox with arrangements being accepted and found Chick Gagnon TTie home forces jumped on Wednesday w-hen they travel to opener 5-3, the Mets staged a six- second game, breaking HonUs the Giants hit the only homer aft­ Whitfield's homer at Pittsburgh jias, Carl Warwick and Spangler handled by this office with Milt my forking partner... Great Bob Rau in the first inning of the Cromwell for a 6:15 contest. in toe opener, won by Hal Woode- Bolling of toe Sox front office. Just about all 'bf Manchester’s Right-hander Joe Minor ia expect­ run uprising in the eighth inning Wagner's old National League er the Mets had a five-run fourth. won the game for Ray Washburn, crowd for a-^ine gamS, Manches­ offense w-as confined to toe third nightcap to score all of their With a 9-2 lead going to toe last the -man for whom he batted. Roy shlck. They couldn't cope with Milt la to# former infielder whose runs. Bill Denehy came on to ed to start for Coach George Dar BLA.\! B1.AA! BLAA!—This is baseball at its noisiest. Texas League umpire Bobby of the second game before finally mark. career was cut short by injuries ter winning,- 4-2... No one can inning when George May's bases- Haack is ignoring the ire of Tulsa catcher Hank Kuhlmann after he was ejected for succumbing 9-8. Milwaukee got five-hit shutout of the eighth, the Giants appeared Face was toe loser. Face won toe Ellsworth's pitching in toe second convince me that baseball, above shut out toe locals the rest of gatl’s nine. second game when Bill Virdon, and helped the Cubs with four . . . Mike Hobin, local schoolteach­ loaded triple highlighted a four- the game. protesting Haack’s calls on balls and strikes. The El Paso Sun Kings, despite the beef, Manager A1 Dark was forced to pitching by Lew Burdette for a 5-0 to be in a comfortable position in er and former eports editor of the Little League and Alumni or Babe run rally. call on his ace, Juan Marichal, victory over ClncinnaU in toe first the second game. However, toe Dick Groat and Clemente singled errors. Ruth, is dead in towns like Man­ Frank Janton led off with a Summaries: went on to beat the Oilers. UConn Daily Campus, was a visi­ The big hit greeted. Bolxj Alves, walk and moved to second on a Middletown 201 000 1—4 6 I tor at the desk. He’s a top notch chester and Rockville... Eln- fire-bailing right-hander who came joyed chatting with a number of wild pitch. Bemie Arckivy sin­ Rockville - 000 000 0—0 2 ; WHITE WATER FISHING—-Thi,s is the way most fishermen would like to escajie "ttje 10 pin bowler during the winter to the relief of starter Art Lemay. gled to score Janton. Pete Pagsni Fuducia and Collins; Sfreddo city heat during the dog days—fly casting oii white water on rapids of a mountairt montlu in the Church League and followers from each town before But Alves was stingy after that. departing for points West. walked but w-aa erased on a force and Klecak. stream. a well informed man on many He allowed four more hits, but no play, then Tim Fahy doubled sports . . . Appointment card noted runs as he fanned He gave up Crucial Error, W eird Triple Thursday five walks. / down the right fiel'd line to score RookvlUe 300 000 x—3 3 that Phil' Hyde would be in at 1 Arkivy and Bill Morgan and com­ Middletow-n ()10 000 O- i 4 Yankees Regain Lead o'clock and the tennis instructor Willard Rogers a caller this a.m. Kelley. allowM' tw-o hits and two X- plete Rockville’s scoring for the Olander and Arckivy; Ri \ for toe Bee Department arrived on and we ta]k^ briefly about a re­ rtma, fanned 11 and walked' five day. Sports Schedule «THW. schedule. He's anxious to further cent column concerning Roger during his six and two-thirds in­ Donehy, (1) and (follins. Mar Danny Lemaster’s Debut the sport in town and expressed Maris and toe Dale Carnegie nings. Crampton’s Win I Monday. July 16 . MEETING WEDNESDAY his views — all excellent, during course he started but didn't finish Dennis Dailey w-as the top hitter i Gua'a va. Egg 'N You, 6:15, Mt. All members of the Manchester hia visit. Phil is also head basketr Willard is one of the best Informed for the locals with a double and ' Nebo, As Tribe Drops Two MILWAUKEE (AP) — Little League are urged to attend ball coach at Manchester High . . . men in town of many subjects, in­ single in five tries. Mexican Team I Mai vs. Farrell's, 6:15, Robert­ meeting scheduled at 8 p.m. Young Denny Lemaster real­ Rains, which were promised for 24 cluding sports . . . Notes from the Manche.ster’s next outing w-111 be son. Wednesday at toe Army and Navy hours, finally came and it was re­ football outlets of the New York on Thursday evening w-hen they Wrecks Vacation j Fire A Police vs. Green Manor. Club. Items on the agenda In­ -Mav-* sained second place when they limited Cleveland to six hits, 1 ized a boyhood dream and freshing to see watei* dropping off Giants. Boston Patriots and New entertain Niantic at Mt. Nebo. Davis Cuppers’ 6:15. Memorial Field. NEW YORK (AP)- pitched in the major feagues clude the upcoming tournament, toe awnings to the street below York Titans arrived in the mail Game time w-ill be 6:15 for this' Bahtly's vs. Elks. 6:15, (Charter ■ engineered a doubleheader split, eluding a two-run homer by NATIONAL LEAGUE trophies, town playoffs and ban­ he-^just maybe, mind you— while Cleveland slipped back to Willie Kirkland, in winning the yesterday. He also lea r n t in . . . However, before calling it a bag today. The Giants will start final meeting of the rivals this ’ DETROIT (API - - Bruce "1 was glad those good play­ I Oak. W L Pet. GB quet preparations. day at toe office, once the presses their rookie drills Monday at Fair- season. I Crampton—golf's iron man ers were out of the country for Police A Fire vs. Red A White, this time it’s for real. third by losing a pair. The Angels opener. Los Angeles 62 32 .660 — a hurry the reason for the Next Hurdle * • * started to roll, the sun was out field ' University . . . Whistling won't be taking hia week's va­ this one.” said Crampton, re­ 6, Waddell. The New York Yankees, beat Washington 5-1 in their first San Fnuicisco 59 34 .634 Milwaukee Braves' failure this Summary: | ANGELS-SENATORS— NATIONAL LEAGUE bright and it was a beautiful eve­ Johnnv Munsie reports he'll spend Xorwlrh O) cation as planned. ferring to Arnold Palmer and Auto Parts va. Moriarty'a, 6, who were supposed to run game, but lost 10-4 in the second. Pittsburgh 56 35 .615 * V i year. Opening with four runs in toe the winter, as usual, in St. Peters ab CLEVELAND (AP) — Having Buckley. Cleveland went three games off Eli Grba, who has a 6-0 career 40 4'/j ning. r h pn a Instead. ■ the 26 - year - old the other Americans who play­ away and Hide from the rest St. Louis 50 JS56 After defeating Cincinnati 5-0 first inning. Green Manor had lit­ burg, Fla., and then head for Elu- Fiah. 2b ...... 4 1 0 3 0 d.iapoaed of Canada in a first- Australian will have to keep ed in the British open. Pagani's vs. Ansaldi's, 6, Ver­ the pace when it lost its third record against Washington, went dnclnhati 48 39 J»2 101/, behind Lew Burdette’s five-hitter, tle trouble disposing of Nassiff CzajkowKki, 3b ...... 4 0 0 13 round 5-0 sweep, the United States ofr- the Americian , . League, , have and fourth straight, 6-4 and 5-4 to the distance for the first time in Tuesday rope next March. Each spring 0 0 H 1 working because he was too "This was one of those days planck. Milwaukee 44 46 .489 16 the Braves played a game of give­ Arms, 8-1, ^tU rday aoftemoon Munsie is a regular fan at baseball HufThuR, SR .. ...fi 1 1 0 1 Davis Cup tennis team's next hur­ Tuesda)!'. July 17 been m and out < first place on Chicago beat Detroit 17 starts in pitching the Angels 201/, ball game in Washington arrived good in the Motor City Open. when it waa my day. My tee 10 separate occasioiis this season. " - Philadelphia 40 51 .440 away once again and bowed 3-2 as at Buckley Field. games in 8t. Pete . . . Talked MomiR. rf ...3 1 0 1 0 dle ia the Mexican team, which Crampton will tee off Thurs­ shots were bad - but I did Liberty vs. No. Meth., 6:15, 5-3 in a single game and Mlnne to their first game victory. Joe Houston 34 54 ,386 25 Lemaster, a 23-year-old south­ Dave Hochberg (homer), Pat but I waa content to ait at my AIvrs. If. p . ► ..3 0 0 1 1 Country Club About half the times they were horseshoes with Ed Werner, a fine McKenna, cf ...3 1 0 4 1 figures to give the Yanka quite a day in the .big PGA tourna­ everything else right and oould Charter Oak. sota took Boston 5-3 in the first Koppe drove in three Los Angeles Chicago 36 68 .376 26'/, paw, took the loss in his debut. Colangelo (two for four) and Tim desk and follow the usual rou­ battle. BA Club vj. Hi-Way, 6:15, Rob­ in, the perennial champions made of a doubleheader. 'The second runs on a homer and a single. tine. Personally, 1 gel a bigger player, and then learned from Archambpault, lb ..4 1 1 SO ment outside Philadelphia. do nothing Wrong." - mildly threatening gestures, and New York 24 63 .276 841/, Lemaster, called up from Louis­ Coughlin (two for three) were the Frank Miller, retiring bank offi­ Lanehan, If ...0 10 0 0 SEUK'TED NINE— SATURDAY Chuck McKinley and Dennis The PGA will be the 29th Peak Shot ertson. game was rained out. The Senators, however, punished Saturday’s Results ville of the American Association hitting stars for the winners. San­ kick out of watching the Red Sox LRma.v, If. p . ...1 1 0 0 0 Claes A—Jerrv Bealiau 29-3—26, Lincoln va. A A I, 6:15, Me­ the experts chortled, "This is it. * « * six Angels pitchers with a 17-hlt play the Yankees, either in Bos­ cial, that he had five job offers in Ralston, won a pair of straight straight week on the tourna­ Crampton's peak shot came Ju.st like we said. Now they'll Los Angeles 17, New York 8. last Thursday, allowed only six dy Green had two of the three hits leas than 24 hours after word wa.s Tolals ...... 31 7 3 27 7 3 1 Walt Leggett 30-8—27, 8Un Hi- set singles matches against the ment trail for Crampton a after he put his tee shot into morial Field. VANKEES-A’s— attack in the nightcap rout. Bob Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 5 Bud McMillan allowed Nassiffs. ton or New York, than viewing Manrhe^ler linski 26-1—27. Bantly'a vs. Fire A Police, 6:15, move." Schmidt drove in three runs and hits and struck out seven. How­ out that he's stepping dovm at the Canadians yesterday. McKinley, grueling schedule none of the a trap on the par-three eighth Home runs accounted for 10 of ( 10). ever, he was the victim of homers Green Manor . .421 010 8—8-11-1 All-Star games . . . Speaking ab r h p.. a • rbt I class B — Bob Peck 81-5—26, Charter Oak. Each time, however, it proved Ken Hamlin two. Hamlin also of the Yankees, Bob Fishel, the end of the month , . . Journeyed to Roai-dim. c-f 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 > 21-year-old from Trinity (Texaa) other touring pros has had the hole. He blasted out and the the Yankees' 19 runs at Kansas St. Louis 2, Milwaukee 0. by Frank Robinson an(l Vada Pin­ Nassiffs ...... 001, 000 1—1 -3-1 toe Country Club but didn’t see or .1 0 1 0 0 John Lavino 80-4- -26. Tom Mig- stamina to meet. to be a .false start. The league City. Roger Maris hit hia 22nd ' stole three bases. McMillan and Spector. McDon­ fine publicist, sends word the Macaiotii-, 2b 1 1 University, whipped Harry Fau­ ball rolled snd curled into the Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2. son and an unearned nin resulting hear about any exciting develop­ Dail-v, 3b .. 5 1 2 1 0 0 0 1liore 31-5—26, Art Ferron 82-6— quier, 6-3. 6-2. Ralston, 20-year- "I was looking forward to cup for his third birdie. rallied, or injury struck, or the and 23rd in the first, Elston How­ • • • Chicago 6, Cincinnati 8. from an error by left fielder Lee ald (4); Snyder. Hochberg (3i, Yanks will host the Connecticut ment. Joe Handley, anxious to get May. rt ...... 5 1 1 3 0 0 3 : Sunday's Homers Yankees suddenly started acting ard his 9th and 10th in the second. Coughlin (5) and Howroyd, Pagan) writers again on Aug. 8 . . . Maii-saia. e . 3 0 1 13 0 0 11 old from the University of South­ a week off," said Crampton, "It was about 25 yards and WHITE SOX-’nO E R S — Sunday’s Results Maye who dropped a routine fly in a round of golf, glanced at the Brady ... 4 0 J 0 1 4 Class C —Jim Melley 82-8 -20. who needed his 17-under-par I hit it exactly as 1 planned.” like any other ball club. The re­ Gino Cimoli'a homer in the bot­ ( ). Little Paul D'ltalia, the person­ ern California, beat Francois God- Luis Aparicio's double keyed a New York 6-8, San Francisco in the ninth. 6 darkening sky and when flashes of McCurir. lb ..1 0 D h 0 1 Joe Handley 31-8--23, Joe Aloislo Crkmpton said. "It's got to be (Season Totals In Parenthaesa) sult has been one of the closest tom of the eighth forced the 8-9. ality lad who Is always smiling McCarthy, If ...... i 0 0 0 0 33-10—23. bout, 6-2. 9-7, 6-4. victory In the Motor City to be American League races in two-run White Sox rally in the In the sixth inning, while lead­ lightning were visible he left for Uiatrptta. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 The U.S, squad goes to Chicago eligible for the PGA. "B\it the climax of the whole tour­ AMERICAN LEAGUE opener into overtime, but Yogi eighth against Detroit. His sharp St. Louis 8-7, Pittsburgh 2-8 ing 2-1, Lemaster tUso witnessed INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE and full of pep, was an early the leth hole instead along with Eld Kcllpy p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 Low- gross—Stan Hilinski 67. Maris, Yanks 2 (28). history. Berra won it «dth his two-run With at least run over the plate office visitor and was wearing a this week for the National Clay nothing doing. I really wanted nament for me." hit that caromed off third base- (first game 10). J another of the many strange inci­ McNamara and Alex Hackney . . . a-Marsh ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blind Bogey—Gil Wiieon, George to play in the PGA." Crampton got another birdie Berra, Yanks (7). Well, they're in again and mak­ homer in the 10th. Bill Skowron's Los Angeles 9-1, Philadelphia in each of the five innings they bright shirt that would stop even Rain waa welcomed and I altered Slossberg, each 90. Courts Championships before man Steve Boros drove in the run dents involving the 1962 Braves, a herd of cows crossing a back Total...... 3* ”4 7 24 4 7 4 leaving for Mexico City Monday. Crampton broke a three- and cinched his victory on the Skowron, Y’anks (IS). ing those threatening gestures— two-run homer highlighted a that broke a 3-3 tie and pushed 1- 2. batted, Norman's toppled Aceto A my planned schedule at Highland a — Ran for Reardon in 9lh. Howard, Y'anks 2 (10). be three-run fourth Inning that put who are buried in sixth place, 16 Sylvester, 8-4, at Verplanck Field street. Paul is caddying this sum­ The Americans play Mexico Aug. way tie with a five-imder-par lUh hole, a par four. His drive only this time they may not the White Sox winning string to Milwaukee 5-2, Cincinnati 0-8. games behind league-leading Los stayed around the home front, ManciiP.ler ...... 004 000 000—4 BEST 16—SUNDAY 33-33- 66 yesterday for the was under a tree—but with CHmoll, Athletiea (6). such mild motions. Maybe, just! New York ahead to stay in the six. Rocky Colavito's 21st home Houston 5-1, Chicago 4-4. Saturday. mer at the Country Club . . . turning to tee-vee and the Mets- Nora'icti ...... 050 001 Ubc—7 Claaa A — Vic Dalev 59-5—54 3, 4 and 5. PagilaronI, Red Sox (8). maybe, this time it’s lor real. I second game. Today’s Games Angeles. The losers took a 2-1 lead in the Don Berger of Rockville, a fellow 2B: DattPv. '3B: May. SAC: Marai- McKinley and Ralston played $5.30 fii-st prize in the $35,000 - leaves flapping in his face he run had tied, it in the Tiger half Fail Interferes Dbdgers baseball game for enter­ ono Monlir. LOB: Norwich 11: .Man- Joe Wall 60-4—56, Willie Olekain Motor City. He put together landed his second shot nine Femaadez, Tigers (11). The Yanks pounced on Kan.sas i » * * * San Francisra (Sanford 10-6) at first inning but single scores in the with much drive, plus personality tainment. cbp.lor 8. BB. AlvP. 5. Mi.trelta 4, ski .59-3—56. Don Olierlander 63-7 against the Mexican team here of the inning. Frank Bolling led off the sixth and Understanding, visited and Kelley 5. SO Alve. 13. Mi.treila 1. rounds of 66-65-70-66 for his inches from the pin. Colavito, ’Hgers (21). City's thin pitching for 26 hits, | OKIOLES-INDIANS— • * * New York (Craig 5-12), 8 p.m, second and third, three more in 56, Einar Loretnzen 59-3—56. laat year, when the U.S. won 3-2. 267 total at par 36-36— 71. at Hansen. Orlolea (8). including 10 home runs, Sunday | Jim Gentile's home runs St. Louis (SaderkI 5-6) at Pitts­ with a long.smash to the right of the fourth and a final pair in the talked Little League baseball. Friday Kelley 11. Hit. off: Alve. 5 for 0 nm. Claaa C—Don Foratrom 69-14 How do they rate their chances Behind Ragan in fifth place TWINS-RED SOX— the 360-fpot mark in left center. in 9 'Inning:.: Lemav 2 for 4 run. in Knollwood Country Club and waa BiUy Casper with a 272, Adair. Oriolea (8). in sweeping a doubleheader from cided each Baltimore game burgh (McBean 9-6), (N). fifth wrapped it up for Norman’s. Don is the Diatrict Eight commia- B»*t day of toe.weeki.4nsnciaUy,. O.Jnnlnca: MistreUa.-0,.Xnr S jnip. |n 18—56. Joe Karacea 69-18—,56. this year? had only one bogey in 72 holes. Brandt, Ortok-s (12). the A's, 8-8 in 10 innings and 11-3. j knocked the Indians out of .scc- Harmon Killebrew drove in four Cincinnati (Jay 12-8) at Mil­ The ball bounced into the stand, Jim BaIIa6ano and John Micha- sloM6r which Includes Manchester 2 V3 inning.: Kelley J fom run. in ClaaaC -Don Foratfum 69-14 “A great deal will depend on Doiig Ford waa two strokes but Bolling was ruled out because with the paymaster (Walter Fer­ 5 2'3 tnninzs. Wi Bobo Alves. L; Only One Bogey behind with a 274. Gentile, Orioles 2 (24). The double victory gave them a ond. His 23rd of the sea.son broke runs with a pair of doubles in waukee (Hendley 5-6), (N). lik had twO' Hits each to spark the and has been an officer in the guson) making toe rounds at an Mi.tretia. 55. George Benton 71-15—66, Vic whether Mario Llamas plays." Kirkland, Indians 2 (15). lead of 2'rt games - hardly com­ a 4-4 tie in the sixth inning of the Minnesota's victory over Boston. Chicago (Cardwell 4-10) at of Interference by a fan. winners while Tim Jenkins clouted project for a number of years . . . Agostinelli 72-16—56. aaid Ralston. "If they play Rafael "That's the first time I've Investigation disclosed that a early hour . . George Mitchell re­ ever been able to get through Esaeglan, Indians (15). manding but the largest enjoyed first game and his 24th snapped Frank Sullivan retired nine men Houston (Kemmerer 0-0), (Nt). a solo homer and Harry Jenkins Managed, somehow, to get home ported his Glen Haven Boys’ CJamp Low gross—Einar Lorentzen 69. Oauna and Antonio Palafox In all Koppe, Angels (8). by any AL leader this season. a 5-5 deadlock in the ninth inning in order in a three-inning relief Only games scheduled. small boy about eight years old had a pair of safeties for A A S. by 1 o’clock to view the All-Star Blind Bogey—Ed Flack, 101. the matches, it will be tough.” a tournament with only one Wins at Thompson had his cap hanging out over the at Sperry's Pond in Bolton was do­ bogey," aaid Crampton, who.se Moran, Angels (12). The Los Angeles Angels re- of the nightcap. Chuck Estrada appearance to save it. Tuesday’s .Schedule Summary: baseball game from Washington, ing well, this being toe best year Miss Wri^Iil Banks “Everyone's talking about the playing field. The ball landed in Norman’s ...-...... I ll 32x—8-9-2 disai^inted in the outcome, be­ LADIES DIVISION only other vlctoiy in six years THOMPSON (AP) —A power­ Torres, Angels (6). Philadelphia at Houston (2), ever for attendance. Don Bums of high altitude (in Mexico City), as a PGA tourist was in the NATIONAL LEAGUE (Twi-NIght). toe cap as Cincinnati’s Wally Post A A S ...... 201 010- 4-7-8 ing an American League fan. The EkLst Catoolfo, High being a big Another Big Check F A T Teoraey—fllninday but we'll be there long enough to ful Buick H»atang won the fea made his leap. Post felt the ball Mitihalik and Leber; Barlow and Nationals won, 3-1 . . . No vol­ Low net—Florence Barre 43-8- 1961 Milwaukee Open. tured race in the Sports Car Club Haller, Giants (8). el 121—330, Millie Oliva 140—367, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, (N). asset to the program, George re­ get acclimated,” said McKinley. He fired five birdies in hia Kuenn, Giants (4). Winners Protest Saa Francisco at Milwaukee, and thought he had it. But it Palmer. leyball at night due to a short­ 35, Meliaaa DeMartin 48-13-35. McKinley and Jon Douglas won of American program at Thomp­ Mary Fontana 126-133 347, Vickie ported . . Mall produced Sam MILWAUKEE (API —Mlckey final round, featured by two son Raceway yesterday, but a Cepeda, Olaata (19). Bouchard 120, Amy Pirkey 115, CHIOOPEIE, Mass, (AP)—The (N). wasn't in his glove. The ball had PROUD POP—Great former Yankee baseball star Joe age of players but found billing Snead's latest book, The Elducation Wright, top money winner of the Low gross—Helen Reynolds 42. a p^lr of four-set singles matches Howard, Dodgera (12). Chicago at !4. Louis, (N). struck the cap, then bounced out. tennis ^ rtn e rs and felt like a Low .putts—Ekina Hilinski 29. sensational recoveries after smaller Porsche ran away with the Ruth Battles 132-118, Mae Jenack winners staged a sit-down protest DiMaggio, left, beams as his son Joe Jr., shows him the of a Golfer, which I. hope will help Ladies PGA golf circuit, banked against the Canadians last Fri w'ild tee shots. gloty. Bob Oolomboeian of And­ Fairly, Dodgers (f). yesterday during an international (Only games'scheduled). Another youngster, who identi­ young colt when I finished, my my golf game once I finish reading another top prize check today fVier’B Teuraey—Saturday day. McKinley and Ralston team­ jT f t C S B iS 135. fied himsetlf as Gaiy Murray, an American Spirit Honor Medal he received upon gradua­ Major League last opponent being Sal Bellih- Low net Eileen Plodzik 92-31- Crampton had been tied with over, Mass., piloted his 3500 (», Spencer, D ozers (2). soccer match taken by Belenenses tion from the U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San toe contents. Sam and I ;are old after winning the JIO.OOO Mil­ ed to win the doubles Saturday in Don Maiwengale and Dave modified Buick engine to victory Slevers. Phillies (12). HOLIDAY PINNERBTTES — of Portugal over Elisborg of AMERICAN LEAGUE 11-year-old Little Lisaguer from gheri, former local man and now- friends. Last time we met at the waukee Women's Open in easy 61. three seta. WhltAeM. Cards (5). Beloit, grabbed the ball and tuck­ Diego. in toe Blast Hartford achool sys­ Low gross—Barbara Willlame Ragan entering the final round in the “Big Bore" category at an BOWLERBTTES — Edna Gallo­ Pat Caldwell 116. Lorraine Wat­ Sweden . The turmoil started W. L. Pet. G.B. = L e a d e rs = ICO. after a 30-minute wait, he faiJiion. The game Canadians were able —and both his rivals also bet­ average speed of 60.1 miles an Boyer. Cards (IS). kins 127, Ruth Battles 149-361, when the Swedish club pulled New York ___ 49 35 ASS ed it under his arm as a contro­ tem. The 27-year-old blonde earned 80. to win only two seta in the three way 129—342, Marie Galloway 118- versy erupte. told me he was too busy to talk Low putts—Eklna Hitinaki 29, tered par. Massengale shot a hour, repeating a similar victory Skinner, Pirates (10). Judy Henderson 125, Norma even 2-2 on a disputed goal by Los Angeles . .48 89 A52 AMERICAN LEAGUE with the press . . Andy Lindberg $1,350, boosting her 1962 earn­ days, one by Godbout and the 69 and finished in a tie with in the same car last May. How­ Mathews, Braves (18). 127— 358, Ruth Ostrander 131-128- Benet Llndroth. The Portugue.se Cleveland ...... 48 40 .545 Umps Were Right •At the Plate 10,428 Times- Wednesday ings to $10,3.57, w-lth a 72-hole Barbara Williams 30. other by Don Fontana. Courtney 123-335. "Our third base coach. Bill Batting (Baeed on V t S or more reported he sat with and talked to 4-Ball, Beet Ball—Sunday Dave Hill for ninnerilp at 270. ever, in second place was a Porsche Maye. Braves (2). 128— 387, Jane Smith 135-141—389, protested the linesman had sig­ Minnesota ....4 7 48 AZ2 at bats)i — Rimnels, Boston, .341; Almost a daily caller in the Carl Hubbell, former New- York total of 289, nine over par, yes­ McKinley said of his victory Ragan got bogies on the last RS60. a car with less than half PInsoB. Reds (16). naled an offside just before the Chicago ...... 47 45 .511 Adair, told me toe ball wasn't out terday at the Tuckaw-ay (Jountry Low net—Helen Noel. Ruth Bry­ over Fauquier. 20-yMr-okl Mich­ Olive Rosaetta 126, Vi Chapman CHICKS — Althea Mtirray 133- of the park, so toe umpires were Jimenez, Kansas City, .334; Sie- past week, Alex Hackney, Man­ baseball pitching great, now a ant, Peg Chanda and Eileen Plod­ two holes and placed fourth the engine displacem'ent. The RoMnson, Reds (t6). 116-126—348, Shirley Vittner 136 337, Ann Steeley 125, Dot Bremser goal but the referee elected not Baltimore ....46 44 .511 bem, Kansas City, .316; Robinson, chester Country Club golf pro, SCppt with the San Francisco Club. igan State University sophomore: with 271. 1600 cc. German car was driven Mejias, Colts (2t). to call the infraction. The Portu­ Detroit ...... 43 44 .494 right in their call,” said Milwau­ Miss Wright shook off inter­ zik 67. —345, Jo Lemire 138-145 38?, 119. kee manager Birdie Tebbetts. "If ‘Can’t Get Enthused’ Chieinro, .315; Cunningham, Chica­ who reported another hole-in-one Giants. The meeting took place at Low groaz— Isabelle Parciak, "I played a tight game because Hill bioke the courae record by David Schiff of New York CJity Warwick, Colts (9). Fran Crandall 164—380, Rita Mc­ guese moved to the middle of the Boston ...... 43 45 .489 go, .310. had been registered, the latest by Pynchon Park, Springfield . . Great mittent rain and a biting wind for I wanted to tune up as much as with a 64 for his 270 windup. at an average speed of 68 2 mph. Spangler, Oolts (4). field and sat down in protest. Kansas City . .41 50 .451 Post caught toe hat, it’s interfer­ a one over par 36 on the front Helen Ayers. Oappy Giblin and Allister 130-137—374, Mary Sim­ PINNERETTES — Jackie ence.” Runs—Pearoon and Wagner, Los Herb Johnson. Few know Johnson night for volleyball and there was Ekinice Owens S3 (won matching possible for the National Clay mons 118-118—349, Edie CorrentI Kanehl 115, Barbara McCommas The game was delayed about 15 Washington ...29 56 .341 Angeles, 64; Siebem, Kansas City, by his given handle but it waa the some spirited action before dark­ nine of the final round, then cau­ Courts CThampionship. I didn't minutes. Newton (Jose) Lopes Tebbetts, while accepting the tiously protected a big advan­ cards I. ^ 126—340, Ruth McIntosh 115-122 121, Jo Rychling 115, Lorraine Saturday’s Results umpires’ ruling' graciously, was Says Stan After Mark 63; Green, Mlnnesote, 61; Landis, one and only Yump, a skier as ness ended play, then a half hour A mixed Scotch Ball Tourna­ make too many mista'kes and that —337, Liz Juul 124-122—353, Watkins 118-120—342, Ruth Bat­ enabled Belenen.ses to win 3-2 New York 9, Los ^ g e le s 8 (10)^ Chicago and Wood, Detroit, 57. well as a golfer, and local busi­ of rehashing play with former Silk tage coming back for a 41 and a helped.” with a goal seven minutes from angry at the failure of his hitters Runs Batted In — Wagner, Los card of 77. She had earlier ment ia scheduled Sunday, July 29. Helen Leddy 116—329, Doris Gris- tles 117. the fini.sh. Baltimore 4, Clev'eland 8 (14). —aitd toe error by Maye. ness man. He is co-owner of the Tow-ner Joe' McBSvitt and Don Membera are urged to select part­ Chicago 4. Detroit 2. Angeles, 69; Robinson, Chicago Manchester Package Delivery. Bates. rounds of 70, 70 and 72. STENGEL 4 for 10 "I don’t think I’ve ‘ever seen a PITTSBURGH (AP)—Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardi­ and Siebem, Kansas Oty, 68; Col- ■Veteran Patty Berg and Jb Ann ners now, arrange aixaomes and Washington 4, Minnesota 8. young' fellow come up with the nals was the owner of another career record today, but he Four aces in seven days were reg­ atarting times. WASHINGTON (APl — All- Boston 4, Kansas City 2. stuff and poise Lemaster has,” avito, Detroit, 60; KUlebrew and istered at the local course. John­ Saturday Prentice tied for nmnerup money Star baseball games were a bit of of $970,1 finishing seven strokes Sunday’s Results Tebbetts said. "If he keeps pitch­ was less impressed with the feat than the fans who saw him RoUlns, MliuieeotaL, 59. son’s coming on the 18th, the third Off this day from the regular s pain in the neck to Casey Sten­ New York 8-11, Kansas City 6-8 accomplish it. ‘ Hits—Runnels, Boston and Sie- on this season... Mike Capps, behind Miss Wright. Mary Lena Ellington Ridge ing like that, he's going to win a bera, Kansas Cltyl 110; RoIDns, routine and 1 motored into Cov­ Faulk waa next with a 297, good gel. While hia Yankeea rcere win­ (first game 10). lot of ball games for us. It was the The great Cardinal outfielder veteran Little League ''baseball entry to view toe parade, along SATURDAY ning enough timea to get him into OPEN HOUSE! Minnesota, 108; Rotoliison, Chicago fdr. $730. Trailing were Judy Baitimore 6-6, Cieveiand 4-5. best game I've seen a youngster was gdven a rousing ovation by coach, arrived and announced he with hundreds of otheps . . . Low groza—Tom Schiller 74. 10 All-Star games at manager. Los Angeles 5-4, Washington and Lumpe, Kansas City, 106. had seiced toe Aug. 11 date in Kimball with 298. Barbara Ro- pitch coming Into toe league in 26,906 persons yesterday wheii he Pitching (Based on eight or Great w-eather for the event and mack with 299 and Shirley Ehgle- Low net—John Sommers 84-20- Stengel'a American Leaguera won 1- 10. many a year. broke Honua 'Wagner’s National Boston to take his club to see toe I saw a number of people I 64. Stan Davis 88-12-71, Lsury only four times. Chicago 5, Detroit 8. more decisIoM)—Donovan, Cleve­ ri'orn and Kathy Cornelius, who "But we can’t ask these ’guys to League - record of 10,427 times at land, 12-3, .800; WIckemham, Kan- Red Sox play... Talked with Jack haven’t • seen for years including tied with 300. Scranton 86-14-71. SEE! THIS DISPLAY! Minnesota 5, Boston 8 (second win when we only give them two bat. Musial got his 10.428th when White, head of the scouting sys­ Pat Murdock, an old ba.sketball Kickers—Tom Wolff 88-6-77, ppd.). rims to work on and then commit he-stepped to the plate in the sec­ eas City, 8-8, .800; Foytaok, De­ tem with toe New York Yankees, teammatk wdio now resides in COAST Inpitcher. And Nell Ma on the' social beat to end an­ BUFFALO (API—Frank (Paii- 2, .760. cho I Herrera, sent to Buffalo by low 98: low net. Dolores Kelly 111- A studious City (Pfister 1-7), 8:30 p.m. Lemaster. We had plenty of The man from Donora, Pa., Strikeouts—Pnscual, Minnesota, hoaay, chief 'taJent hunter of the other busy week. 34-77, Bertha Kunzil 102-22-80. Washington (Rudolph 2-3) at chances, but couldn’t do a thing. promptly belted a double, one of the Phillies to gain more experi­ friend ob­ 120; Estrada, Baltimore and Terry, ence at first base, ia doing all right served that Los Angeles (Bowslleld 5-8). We’ve got to get some runs for our Ills three hits during to* game. New York, 102; Plzarro,' OilCago Only Games Scheduled. pitchers.” Afterwards Musial said, "I in the. International League! TTie Al Kaline began the 1962 aea- the world nev­ Tuesday’s Schedule couldn’t get really enthused. I, feel and Bunnlng, Detroit, 08. big slugger had 15 homers snd 50 son with a .309 career batting er seem*' to NATIONAL UEAGUE nins batted in for his first 62 average, highest in the American lose or g st rid New York at Boston, 8 p.m. Richie Guerin set a new scor­ this really isn’t a record, but just Batting (Based on 225 nr more Stale Op en Golf Tournament Washington at Chicago (2), ing record for toe New York an accumulation of times at bat.” games this season and paced the League. Mickey Mantle was next of any thing at Bats—T. Davis, Los Angeles, circuit in both departmenta. with .3|)8. •______that isn’t im­ ROUTE J BRANFORD, CONN. N. cir Howard Johnson s (TwI-night). Knickerbockers when he tallied Felt Better About Hits .358; Clemcaite. Pittsburgh, .350; mediately re­ Cleveland at Minnesota, (N). 2.303 points in toe National Base­ Musial said he felt better about Musial, SL Louis, .880; Robinson. Begins Today at Tprrington OFF THE CONN HiRNPIKE go;nc f.'.-' exit GOiNf. .'. EXT S-i Baitimore at Kansas Ci^, (N). ball Association Jast season. He his three hits than about his new placed with D eti^t at Los Angeles. (N) played 78 games.l record. B ut' he added, “the loss Cincinnati. .834; Davenport, San s o m e t h i ng took something out of it.” Francisco. .881. ' TORRINGTON (AP)— The 28th| Bighte^te]n holes ars on tap for bigger and The Cardinals lost the nightcap Rons—WUIs, Los Angeles. 82; annual OonnscUout State Open today. The tow SO plus tios will better,. all the Mays, San Francisco, 74; T. Davis, Gblf ChanUilonship opens today a( THE GAS FURNACE way from mi- 8-7 after winning the 10-inning Los Angeles sad H. Aaron, 5?U- qualify for tomorrow's SS-hole croscople Ex-Teammate Frank Sujlivan first game, 3-2. Musial didn’t play waukee, 68; W. Davis, Los An­ toe Torrlngton Country Club. In the other. A field of 111 aroateum and pro­ final round.' ^ WITH 2 THERMOSTATS I germs to in- ' The record was Musial's fourth geles, 67. fessionals has signed up for the Laat year’s runnersup were Bob ' temational ty- Runs Batted In—T. Davis, l-os, Allen of Wampanoag and Ben Cos­ : rants. As the Puts Cooler on Red Hot RSox this season. Elarlier. he had smash­ competition. Defending titUst is Eki ; medical world Johnston ed National Leagle marks for the Angeles. 95; Mays, San Francisco, Kuna, pro a t Cfi»ntmoor. who won tello of Miller with 215 each. most games, hits and runs in a 82; H. Aaron, MUwaukee, 77; Rob- last yeiFa competition with a ! The total P rtae offering for toe VUlLLIAMSOti I extermlnstes or brings under con- i BOSTON (AP)—Look who just^cently was cut loose.' Among his laison, dnolniiati, 74; Cepeda, San pros is ,83.000. I trol one known family of microbes. , career and toe major league rec­ Francisco, 72. score o i 209. I another comes along for which a \ cooled off the red hot Red Sox stops trying to find work was ord for total bases. He’s ex-Boston righthander Frank Boston. *1710 Sox didnit want hinti. Musial still needs 1,002 more at Hits—T. Davis, Loo Angeles, I new or more powerful antibiotic | He was a tough foe in his first 182; Groat, Pittsburgh, 120; 1 ia needed: even in man-made i Sullivan recently rejected by the bats to break the Immortal Ty Flood. St. Louis, 116; WUHamk, things it ia the same, with evolu-1 club. appearance since Minnesota Cobb'a major league mark. •i-. .Chicago and Wilis, Los Angelek, OF HANCKESTER fe-' tion taking place all the time, with i Superb relief pitching by Sul­ picked him up as a free agent. Average Up to .889 115. few of ua scarcely knowing w'hat ■ livan coupled i^th the timely Boston righthander'Don Schwall, Musisd's toree hits boosted his OETCHER 8LASS OO. who gave up five hits, nine walks Pitching (Based on eight or M itchell is happening. Frequently evolution slugging of Harmon Killebrew en­ average to .339 and placed him more demiions)—Pnrkey, Cincin­ transposes foom nature to ' man­ abled Minnesota to defeat the and all the Twins’ runs in six in­ third In the race for toe league’s 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE fitlffi nings, remains the puzzle of the nati. 14-8, 824; Drysdale, Los An- made replacements, Sox 5-3 yesterday. -Second game batting crown. . HEFTY HEAVE — Qlga ilea, 16-4, .800; Koonce, Chlcaga, WHEN YOU HONK OF j Take horses , and mules. For of toe scheduled doubleheader was Sox staff. Schwall (3-11) stiU His last season above .300 was r iM-ams, IHENK o r rLKTCHER! 4M»d fu«l hasn't mastered toe control he ex­ Corinolly wins the discus 2, JOO; Koufax. Los Angeles, Just like 2 furnaces for the : every horse and mule how| living postponed because of rain. < In 1068 when he hit .337, and hU 14-4. .778; Face, Pittsburgh 8-2, '■ CORNER DURANT ST. ! in our country there were njne of Not a pre-cut, but sll precision-built sections hibited most of 1961 when he was last batting crown—he has won at the Women’s National price of ofiel The result that can be erected in less than a day! Terms. The Sox, who open a home voted the American League rook- .750. I them around the turn of the cen- stand against the fence-busting seven—was In 1967 when he had a AAU trwjk and field . . . msximuni fuel usage I tury. Their worjk haa been 'taken NO MONEY DOWN, 5 YEURS TO PAY, 1st ie-of-the-year. .351 mark. Strikeouts—Koufax, Los An- LAR©I QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEIDS! New York Yankees tomorrow The bases on balls were fatal. ' meet in Los Angeles. The gris. 208; Drysdale, Loe Angeles, only on coldest days . . . ' over by trhetom, trucks, cara. and Payment January '63. Musial attributes his good year motors, but not Just one for one. 1 flight, had won seven out of eight Richie Rollins walked in toe fifth at toe! plate to toe fact that he wife of hammer throw 181; Gihooa, St. Louis. 118; O’Dell, p l e n t y o r FRONT AND REAR PARKING fuel saving is automatic, 1 going into the Minnesota park and scored on a Killebrew double Ssn Fraacisoo, 104; Johnson, ' but rather more like 2 to 3 to 1.1 played a.lot in spring training and champion Harold (^n- and ovetWn is eiiminaied. I and so it goes. DON T MISS THISOfflRf yesterday. . to left center. Two . walks- and a because “(Manager) John Keane nolly, scored at 172 feet, Houston, 97. a u t o ©LASS INSTALLED Sullivan wasn’t credited with single filled toe hues for Kille­ Phone for detzik t(^ay! Although' such evolution is tak­ i-csa o At sat has bieen p la^g me more.” twoinchea. ' ' ©LASS FURNITURE TOPS ing place all around us, we .see PUam me rilBB WmeMmA QmaJec fsm UUMB SlXf W'm.W toe victory but he tutTied in a re­ brew to clear via a two-bagger in Hodges Sidelined Your WILLIAMSON Doalor markable "save.” The Twins had toe sixth. .only darkly, as through a glass, CAJ^„ $609 rallied to take a 5-3 lead on‘KU- The first Twiha run was touched |Yesterday*8 Start Golfing and fishing and ws suppose man waa not lebrew’s three-run double in toe off by.a walk to Bob Allison in th* NEW YORK (AP)—on Hodges, meant really to Understand.' but i I w J * ■■^■srs iMl* BATTINO—Jim GeatUe, Orioles S8-yenr-old first baseman of the rather to aee to e . r ^ l t s of so Msart «l I last of the sixth inning. second. He came around on an ui; rri WASHINOTON, D. C. (AP) ■ FWSlI After yielding a pinch single to Earl Eiattey double and an error. —put Haltimore abend to stay with New York Meta, iHli be out of the many myatdries as a continuing his 2SM home run in sixth inning Baseball’s All-Star games mean lineup for at leaat« month while NORMAN BENTZ stream of evidence that he really Russ Nixon, Sullivan set down the PagUaroal Homers (M opener and won the 6-1 aeo- off time for the players and coach­ he recovers from an operation for knows very little. final nine Boston baj^tera in or­ )3o6ton got all its ™ni on Jim es on toe sidelines. Clete Boyer kidney stones, club officials CONTRACTORS; WE HAVE IN STOCK However, there ia no mystery der—four popups, toree outfield Psigliaronl’s eighth homer of the •od game with N6. 24 la the alath. aaid e t a l P n e m N O — A rt Mahaffey, and BUI S^ford of toe Yankees today. The former Dodger was SHEET M WORKS about toe safest place to buy your flies and two founders. season, a 875-foot drive over toe took a durae-day vacation fOr stricken Saturday while attending MEDICINE CAKNETS SHOVFER DOORS car. That place la tight here. Dil­ COAST INDUSTRIES Rejected By Bostoa left field fence. Minnesota starter leading Dodgem wito five hlta, i- 1, beanng them for first tone l|i soms-golf upstate New York. Kan­ a dinner held in connection with OPEN SATUBDAli-OPKN THUESOAY EVENING lon Salea and Service, your quality Traded by toe S o x to toe Phil­ Bto PleiiPleis issued walks to Frank sas Caty pRchlnf eoaefa Ed Lopat an "Old Tira6r*a” day at toe Polo 342 ADAMS S T .~ i« l S-S9M Ford dealar, 81* Main St., Man- Muzona and lAi CUntoR prior to tmnetwSh hki nUth ntialgM mM- BSTMATU GIJUILT GIVEN adelphia PhiUies in a deal which p to tefam a. took Us SOB llsltiiig U ^ Oaaxks. (grounds. akaatar. PhOM MI 1 4 ^ 5 . v:- landed Gene Cooley, SuUivait re- the Mast. ■ i ' .V U-. / / 7 -- ■,/ ..... -1 ■I. I / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEJSTER, CONN,. MONDAY, JULY. 16, 1968 -7" PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE T\VELVE V A N C H ^ E R EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN« MONDAY, JULY 16, 1962 i( Honaea Fur Sale 78 Hoogea For Side- 72 Honaea Fm- Sato 72 Ho&m Fdr Sato. 72 Houses Pw Sato 72 . Wanted*—Real Estate 77 Radio-TV Rdpair Servkda 18 THBPJS OUCHTA BB A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN B o o m Im M Goods ^ 11 FanUied Apartaients 6S>A BOWERS SCHOOL district—6 room FAXXNOR DR.—-Beautiful 6 room THREE BEDROOM ranch, attach­ VERNON—4 bedroom Cape, fire­ COVENTRY—BIldlahd Rd, 6 room ranch. oU heat, laiga kitchen, rfc 'Cape Cod, 2 unfiniEied, - large ed garage, toige living room, ^a- place, garage, hear sdioctoa and Cape, full eeUar, oil 'heat, larg:e TV 8BRVn3B-AU makea. 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Main; MI hcick Agency, MI 9 9M4. lots, 56x190 each, utilities, close $12.000-$14.000 range (Continued from Page One) amending it or sending it to tha P6KIB MoHcal InstnuBeats 68 Agents, BH $-7308. and Lutiiersn enurche* and new to schools, churches, and shopping CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 9-0229, 94. Senate floor for another fight. TELEVISION antennaa and rotor wttMOur $1S,(X)0-SPACIOUS 5 room Capei High Schoch. Reduced : to $16,300. center. Qiarlea PonUceili Agency, Financing already arranged. 8 A Ji. to 6 PAL UPRIGHT PIANOS by the doaen ' EAST HAJtTFORD VERNON—Delightful $ room Cape Call now for sppcdntment. Glenn The House measure comes up Bei-au.se the House group ro- ayatema inatalled and rapalrad. glassed in porch, minutes’ walk BH 9-9644 . fused to consider the Senate bill „to'chooaa from. Coma in, aea and from echbOl* and Center, extra lot in better than brand new condition. Roberts Agency. EtoeJtora, BH for a vote this week. To make Serring Man cheater and aurround. Bumsldo Avenue — businesa 2 full baths. Pri6e $18,600. Made­ and tabled it, the Senate commit­ ^ Ing areaa. Modare TV Samoa; 406 !hear, what can be done to a tinny optional. BH 94718 4-15$l, BU 9-1301. sure that it doesn't go to a Sen­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. old piano. Tou won’t bdieVe what sene. 9 4 (toplex and on sddi- line Smith, ReMtor, M I 9-1643. tee might retaliate m kind. Thea C u ta r S t , M l 64606. Uonsl 6 4 duplex with .150 foot GLASTONBURY —125x295 city Call MI 3-6024 ate-House conference which might there would be ■ no farm biU. MONnAT Thra FBIDAT lOM AJI.—8ATUBOAI • AJL you aaa and bear. Open weekdays BOLTON — Large 4 room ranch, VERNON—$15,250. 9 room ranch water available, $2,500. BH 9-7319. froatage, 400 feet deep, zoned WILLIAMS ROAD, Bolton-7- room Some House committee mem­ CONNIES TV and Radio Samoa, 10 aa.m.4 p.m. Saturdays all dsy. LOCATION PLUS beautifuUy landscaped, oversized . 4 years old, excellent condition. $ restore much of the Senate lan­ for business. An excellent buy garage, 4% mortgage may be split level on laige tot. 3%' years bedrooms, built-in oven and PORTER 8TREB3T • section—resi­ guage, a somewhat strange parr, ber.*! expect that to happen. available all houra. Satiafactlon Meyara Piano 91 Center Sttaat, old, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, dining PLEASE READ YOUR AD Manchester. (Otf street parking at $88,000. Excellent financing assumed, by qualBied buyer. range, aluminum storms' and dential lots AA zone. O ty water Privately, they are irked ba- guaranteed. CMl MI 8-1S15. quare fset of spacs plus availabla. room, famUy room, beautiful liamentary procedure was. ap- _____ "Wait Adi” iN Ukca ovw Um ^ o m u • t)om- TRLMBl/ next to store). •: 1200 Hayes Agency, BH 8-4803. V screens, nice rec room and bar, and sewer. Phone BH 34273 __. ___ _ ... cause the Senate by-pa.ssed tha w m lm ee. The advMiiMr iboaM rMd hli id tiM nBSC<«Ar >T iSSHIZHdr nsHT 1200 square feet of basement modem kitchen, 1-car garage, attached garage, large lot with' Open House Held pro\ed by the Rules Committee. committee by adding to a APPEAS8 Mid REFOBT EBSOBS ti ttme tor Ibi MKt Imr* gmjWW WN6AW W 6M TW HMgDf TOW $13,500—FOR the young or retiring $23,900.’ PhUbrick Agency, ' BH TEN ACRES cleared state road, The procedure would shuttle minor Hou.se-passed measure all fUTVPt T rm t [ HMjf wattgp M ir j ares. A new building with mod­ five acres additional land in rear,' Uoo. T b i Herild li raiiowdMe tor onljr ONE tocoireot or otnlttod Moving—Tracking— l U B o t m ON 6S4CH MOTZ J. D. REAL'TY couple, this 5 room horn* 'offers 9-8464. $2,500, Andover. Four' Bolton lots the House measure directly to the emergency sugar quota provlsicn. ^ AOSHPyj ^ 4 t ' T r » m w m n J L t em gas heat and large amealts good location, immeiSate occu­ At New Convent iMortioii tor mit idrertfaMBMit oNd then <*Iy to the ex teat of a Storago 20 I s v * * Antique 56 many outstanding features, 16x 16 pancy. Jerry Fay Agency, BH with water. Notch, $2,900. PI ______Senate Agriculture Committee "We are getting tired of having AHP . M w r 470 Main St. MI 8-5129 OO'VENTRY—Nei(r lake. Large 4 "make good” baerttoa. Krroti which do aot leoMw the raloe of parking lot. family room with many built-ins, 8-7029. 3-8090. MANCHEISTER Moving and Truck­ WITH- SOLID BRASS bed, Mack walnut room masonry ranch, oil hot air More than 150 men and women ! ~ la hot he eorrected hy "m ake good” taaerttna. THIM f tlose to schools and shopping, on , .committee would have the choice' major alterations on mmor biUa,” ing Company. Local and long dia- canad chairs, and many other CIRCA 1750 Colonial — 8 rooms, furnace, stonc^ fireplace, wooded BIRCH MOUNTAIN Rd., Manchea- Location—rHartford Road is ons completely renovated, new plas­ the bus line. Eixceptional value at Resort Property For Sato 74 of St. Bartholomews pariah at-1 of taking the House bill as-ia or one of them complained. tance m o v l^ , packing and ator- items. PI 24874. this modest price. Beechler-Smith, lot, aakiw $7,'6jM. Call Mary ter-4 room Cape, situated on K ter, wiring, furnace,■aasaaaenjw, plumbi^,ptu sasw ui|^( 34 tended an open house ait the new j ------' ■ ■ - . ■ ■ rOUB OOOPEBATION WIU. age. Regular aervlce throughout of ths most heavily traveled Realtors, BH 9-8952, BH 9-1808, BH Carlson, n 3-7397. Leaeinger Co., acre of well landscaped ground, COVENTRY LAKE—2 beautiful b i ^ , Florida. streets, in Manchester, .draw­ 8-6818. . large breezeway and garage, lakeside cottages, on* at $7,500, MI S-6S63. doom, 16 acres, pond. Carlton W. amesite drive, combination alum­ hers donated many pantry, frozen Wanted—To Riy 58 ing on i^ d , upper-middle class Hutchink, BH 9-5162. SOUTH WINDSOR — oiarihtng 9 one at $8,900. Good financing 109 N. ELBt ST.—Moving out of inum windows, full baaement, oil available. Call BH $-6980. food, cleaning supply and toiletry MANCHESTEm Package D^very. TUitrmMjooL families the area is still room Cape, 3 hatha, 3-car garage;, WE BUY, b e l l or trade antique BOWERS s c h o o l , one block, cus­ State Excellent condition, 5 year Jieat, priced to sell at only $19,500. items. Light trucking and pauage deliv- CMmMTtKt growing. covered porch, 100x200 yard with Revision Group May Change and ligad furniture, china, glass, tom buUt 6 room ranch. Plastsred old upe, 6 rooms,, full dormer, Ckil-Mary Carlson. PI 2-’f» 7 . I-ea- Farms For Sale 76 A Mother Superior , and three • cry. Refrigeratora. waahera and 1% baUts, fireplace, oak floors, trees on Foster Street. A choice tingef 'Cp.. Realtors, HA 3-9291. stove motnng apecialty. Folding aUver, picture framce and old walls, partis] recrestion room, area of custom built homes. Price Sisters of the Congregation of TROUBLE REAGHINO OUR ADVERTISER? coina, (Sd dolls ahd guns, hobby trees, M7.900. Csritcn plastered walls, garage, oil hot Notre Dame at Staten Island. N. chalra tor rent, an 9-07B3. water baseboard heat, near $18,900. Glenn Roberts Agency, Idea on Swim^ Rec Boards collections, atUc contents or ediolo Hutchins, BH 9-6162. Realtors, BH 4-1521, MI 4-0628. Yt, are expected 'to arrive at the estates. Furniture Repair Service, schools. Owner, MI 94183. EASTERN CONNECTICUT THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. BOLTON $20,500 convent next nionth In advance of * - — IM oar Aiswerlig Senrlet Moving, packing, atorage, local TalcottvUa, Cmm. Tm. MI S-74a; $13,500 Al^ntACnVE 1 bedroom BIANCHESTER — Ranch. 6 "big the opening of St, Bartholomew’s Opposition to a propo.sed reor-^east on Windsor Av*. whan It ranch, large kitchen, ceramic T'WO FABHLY duplex 7-7, two fur­ FOR THE AVID NIMROD and loi^ diitance. Agenu for tooms include S bedrooms, dining School. ganizatlbn of the Swimming Pool stnick the rear of Mrs Peoplea’ Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanted—> Diamonds— Watebe bath, 3 picture irindows, eeUar, naces, city water and sewer, very CUSTOM BUILT OVERSIZED Free to Herald Readers Lyons van Lines, Inc., world-wide STORAGE AREA,, or auiUI good investment, asking only room, living room with fireplace, Members of the executive board Commission and the Recreation car which in turn hit the rear cC small business. Cidl MI 8-2a‘ 134’ frontage trees. Cariton W. RANCH of 1,400 aq. ft. Uving movers. Free estimates. MI S-8187. N.Y. MAIDS—TOP WAGES—Best Hale 39 Jewelry 48 Rooms Without Board 59 $12.b00. Discoe Agency, BH 9-0838. and etepaaver kitchen, oil hot ■ 80 acres of'high elevated land of the Guild of Our Lady who Cbmmission may lead to a differ­ the third car. only. Hutchins. MI 64U3. ^ water heat, aluminum storm* and room and kitchen both 36’ with 1.500 foot frontage. 8 room homes, tickets sent Largest, old­ THOSE DESIRING review or long. 3 tremendous bedroom*. served as hostesses for the open ent recommendation by the Rock­ , The Wilson vehicle waa dato* Want Infotnattoo ao aoa al our elaailSed adt orttaw w ta T Na WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at FURNISHED ROOMS, eompICta $13.900—SEVEN room, 2 story •creen*, garage. BuUt 1954. house, large terns,' u d the est N.Y. agency. Write Domestic, brushing up In French, elemen­ ^ C H MOUNTAIN Road, Bolton Garage. Laundry room and house were Mrs. Geno Andreini, ville Charter Revision ^mmission. aged about, the front end and had answer at the tetepbooe bated T Simply call the PaintlnR— Phpennf 21 reasonable prices, prompt saiv- light hous^eepiito facilities. Cen- home, Verplanck school area, $18,900. Robert Wolverton Agency, deer oome up to the front to be towed away. Mrs. Peopled, 88 Rockaway, Valley Streiun, tary Spanish, English or history Ice, 2 watchmakers, Manchester* Hoases For Rent 65 —7 room custom built ranch, bath in walkout trasement. dining rooms and living room; This much was indicated today N.Y. traUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 completely remodeled, new heat­ MI 9.-2818. porch to eat the apple's. Ex­ whose car received slight damage, EXTERIOR SPRAY and bniah on any level, call m 3-2589. ter’s oldest establiabed Jeweler. m odem kitchen, one full bath. 3 Plaster walls, acre lot 'with Mrs. William Manning and Mra. as the commission prepared to MANCHESTER ANS¥fERING SERVICE .Arch St., Msncbestsr. half baths, family room 20x22, 2- ing system and plumbing, 4 cellent spot as a hunting was taken to the RocktlUe City painting, commercial, industrial, F. E. Bray, 737 Main 8t. State COVENTRY-Must sell at once fruit trees. Call Mr. Wagner, lodge, $19,500. George F. O’Brien, kitchen; Mra. hold a public hearing on the rec- DUE TO INCREASED popularity, MIDDLE AGED MAN would like car garage, large lot with trees, rooms down, 3 bedrooms and bath Hospital for x-rays. No arreata Ml 9-OSOO residential and trim JoO*. Work Theater Building, FURNISHED nx^m. Parking. Pri- tip, plti* attic area for expansion, dUe to death in family. Modem 4 Ml 9-5306, TR 5-6611. William Taylor and Mi-s. Steve ommendation Thursday at 7:30 Pilgrim Mills is extending shop­ maintenance work, experienced. vat* entranca sna shower, bus 44A, Coventry. MI 9-4578. $32,500. PhUbrick >geney, BH room house on main road, close to Casalino, upper level bedrooms; p.m. in a t y Hall, were made. guaranteed, free estimataa. Jo­ ping houra from 10 a.m. 9 p.m. vate entrance„ and___ shower,__bus tremendous value at a price you Senior Basketball Write Box F, c/o Manchester 9-8464. lake. Steam heat, full cement cel­ BARROWS & WALLACE Mrs, Gerald McGurkin and Mrs. and leave year meaMgo. T oa ll hear troin mw adverttaav In Jig seph Dionne, contractor. MI starting August. More aalea line, newlyly rediredecorated. Oentie- can afford. Beechler-Smith. Real­ J. D. REALTi' According to reports, members The Senior Basketball Laagua Herald. lar, artesian well, amesite drive, 56 E. O nter St.. Manchester Anthon.v Pietrantonio, lower level Ome wHhoot epenffing an eveaiag at the tolephena 3-0494. help Wanted, full or part-time. man. M I 9-8081. ROCKLEUXiE—7 room Ranim, 4 tors, BH 9-8952, BH 8-8813, BH 470 Main St. BH 3-5129 of the present Swimming Pool for men over 16 will begin Tuesday Garden— Farm— Dairy Summer Homes For Rent 67 garage, fruit trees and shrubs. Ml 9-5306 bedrooms and recreation room: Apply Manager, Pilgrim Mills, y^am old, large modem kitchen, 9-1308. Cbmmission in particular are not at Henry Park. IiUerested playeca PAINTINO AND paperhanging. Products 56 ANDOVER—Fumisbed room for COVENTRY LAKE—Lakeside cot­ House in excellent condition. Lot Mrs. Charles Carroll, chapel: Mrs. too happy with the charter 're­ Good clean workmaniMp at rea­ Cheney Hi^, Hartford Rd. noon imm-an oven and range, dishwash­ 100x150. PI 2-8874. are a-sked to reportiat 6 p.m. ready Pog»—Birds—Pets 41 rent. G. H. Stiens, Route 6, PI tages—a few open datea. Call MI SOUTH WINDSOR—terrific! Bpild- Wanted— Real Estate 77 Hariy Carr, common room and vision group’s suggestions for a Lost and Pooiid Business Services Offered 13 sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ till 9 p.m. \ 2-7278. er, (wposal, pantry, etc. Large to play. 84980. dining room den center entrance BRICK CAPE er took this in trade and want* his Mother’ Superior’s bedroom. new- nine-member Park iuid Rec­ Hoapltal Kepert / ' chester. Raymond Fiske. MI PROFESSIONAL clij^ing^ groom­ SWEET CORN—60c dozen, 21 An­ MANCHESTER — Move in before WANTED—Real Eatkte. Selling or FOUND — Brown male mongrel COSMA APPLIANCE S em ce—Re- gel St. hall, panbled wall fireplace in liv­ the next school session starts. cash. Fine 6 room ranch with car­ Mrs. Christian Kaefer was in reation Commission whibh' would Patients treated by Rodnllla 9-9287. ing, bathing, aU breeds. Poodles a ROOM FOR lady or gentlemaA; LAKE CHAFFEE—4 room lake- AND, one of the cleanest we’ve buying. Residential, commercial have as a sub unit a group to deal wearing red collar. Call Lee paira all makeg refrigerators, Kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire ing room ^ th a beautiful view, 8 5 room ranch set on a nicely port full baaement, lovely big charge of flower arrangements. City Hospital during June iimm* Help Wanted— Male 36 sjieclalty. The Poodle Salon, front cottage, aleeps 6 TV, boat, ever seen. Standard four Or industrial real w a te . Contact with swimming pool matters. •Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI 8-8694. freezers, washing machines, dry­ EXTERIOR and interior painting. Ml 9-9793 or MI 94500. 224 Charter Oak St., MI 8-8888, CH bedrooms, 2'baths, 2-car garage, rooms down except an arch- landscaped lot. low down pay­ yard, public bus. A pprais^ at Mrs. Charles Hamilton, past pres­ ber'ed 644. according to the ho*- ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. modem conveniences, $65 weekly. $15,400. Make o tter . Some family Realtor, Stanley Bray, BH '>4273, ident of the guild, was interior Presently, the Swimming Pool pital. Of these, 422 were out-pa­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. EXPERXENCEUI painters wanted, 64738. MI 9-0710. plastered waits, selling at bank wa’y from living to_^ning room, ment, minimum upkeep. Joseph Brae-Bum Realty. FOUNU— Black Cocker Spaniel, MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings, FOUR POODLES — Silver-gray, Household Goods SI appraisal, $31,000. PhUbrick Agen­ Lombardo, MI 94845. is going to be vary lucky. Glenn decorator. Mrs. Manning, secre­ Commission with Its seven mem­ tients. male, dragging 15-foot chain. Call inside and outside work. Call be­ one room finished up. F^ll shed Floors. Good clean workmanship. miniature, AKC. BU 9-6302, GIANT'S NECK Heights-4 room cy, Ml 9-8464. sj Roberts Agency, Realtors, MI WISH SOMEONE to handle yout tary of the guild, displayed ar­ bers and the’ kecreation Commis- Births during the p^od totaled L«e Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI LAWN MOWERS sharpened and tween 6-7 p.m. 833-7765. 44 Bar­ PRACTICALLY new Colonial ll'ving dormer, plenty , of room for ex­ •sion with its seven members, op­ Fully insured. Reasonable rates. 289-8365. BLEEPmo ROOM, centraUy lo­ modem cottage, heat, hot water, BfANCHESTER—Beautihi] 9 room 4-1531, BH 4-1844. real estate? Cau me at Ml 9-0321 ticles obtained through 142 trad­ 23, the hospital sa i^ T h ere were 3-8594. repaired sales and semce, pick berry Road, Glastonbury. room set lounge chairs, miscel­ PORTER St.—Large colonial home, pansion. Basement has a ga­ erate as two separate bodies. Leo PeUeUer, MI 9-6328 or MI cated. Call MI 9-8810. utensils, sleeps 7, 370 per week. rage, laundry etc. TOP custom built split level. Features for prompt and courteous senrlca ing stamp books and 18 showers 16 accident cases 'treated. Hie up and delivery. Ice akates sharp­ laneous. 528-7287. 6 bedrooms, 2% baths, 3-car ga­ CXiVENTRY — Cape, 6% rooms, There -are no councUmen on either 9-5082. MUTJATURE poodles, AKC regis­ Mrs. Carter, PI 2-8142. VALUE at ‘ only $16,000. include hot water oil heat, full Jeaepb Barth. Broket sponsored throughout the parish. average number of patients was LOST—Young male tat, dark gray ened, precision grotmd. L A . M ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, gen­ rage, large landscaped yard. knotty pine living room with fire­ WANTED — A-1 toolmakers and tered, seven weekg old. Very rea­ Bower* School, too, plaster house. 1% baths, picture body. 44. and white, vicinity Adams Street. Elquipment Corporation, Route 86, EXTERIOR-INTERIOR painting, sonable. . M l 4-8988, A GOOD BUY on chests, beds, tleman, central, near bus stop, Shown by appointment. Btarion B. place, carport, shady lot, $9;700. Members of the Swimming Pool machinlsta. Must set up own ANDOVER LAKE—Luge water­ book kitchen, formal dining room, Carol HyjeK, a June graduate o t Please call MI 3-4395. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7009. Manches­ decorating, ceUlnga wallpapar- dressers and appliances. Credit private entrance. Inquire 195 Robertson, Realtor. MI 8-M6I. Tremont Agency, TR 5-2349. Commission are said to favor the terms available. We also buy used front cottage, 3 bedrooms Avail­ T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor reb room with fireplace,. 2-car Rockville High School, has been ter exchange. Call Ehiterprlae 1945. mg, floor sanding and refinUhlng. work. All company benefits. Ap­ AKC KEB3SH0ND .puppies, cham Spruce Street. able July 28-Auguat 4. i t i 9-8940, 13‘State Alarm present setup liecause it allows . LOST — Prescription sun glasses, furniture. Roger’s Furniture, 117% $2,100 ASSUMES mortgage, 6 room garage, large shade trees Hig^ GAIN PRIVACY—4 room home, 36 named an additional counselor at Clean workmanship. No Job too ply Wilco Machine Tool Co., Routs pion sired, line bred, ribbon win­ BH 9-3328 location with view. Spaciou* lot. them to pursue their interest In. the Vernon Elementary School, ^ylcinity parking lot First Natlon- LAWNMOWER sharpening and re­ ners. Ideal for children. MI 9-8562. Spruce St. MI 9-3514. LARGE FRONT room, central, ranch, garage,. basement, near MI 8-1577 acres, 7 miles to Manchester. P I: sljs Store, E. Center SL MI pairs. Also lawn maintenance. small. John Verfaille, Ml 9-5750! 6 and 44A, Bolton, Conn. Priced below owner’s cost. swimming pool actlcities without according to Dirbclor Ralph parking, private entrance, clean bus, $15,500. Carlton W, Hutchins, 2-7821, owner. j becoming involved in other recre­ 9-1552. Free pick-up and delivery. Little' and quiet, reasonable. MI 3-1888. BH 9-5132. Vacant. BH 34378, Brae-Bum Schumey. PAINTINO and wallpapering, wall­ Business Property For Sale 70 BIANCHESTER—6 room ta pe with Realty. BOLTON—5% room, 4 year old Police Hunting Zollo ation activities. Taxpayers Meed- A McKinney, IS Woodbridge paper removed. Wallpi^r books FOR SALEl—Puppies, cross breed, St. Ml 3-8020. STOCK ROOM attendant — High cheap. MI 9-9918. LOOK WHAT FOR RENT—Front room, centraUy MANCHESTER—7 room split level, aluminum *torm«, acreens and immaculate ranch, 2 acre* of May Stay As Is A meeting of the VemOn Tax­ on request. CeUings. F r it esti­ School education. Previous exper- siding, amesite drive, garage and land, plenty of shade trees.' Take Because of these repercussions, payers Bureau will be held at 8 Pereonala 8 mates. Call Roger. Ml 8-0923. located, parking. 59 Birch Street. m baths, rec room, garage, cov­ SHARPENING Service— Saws, ience helpful. Cail Iona Manufac HOW ABOUT a country vacation 1299 BUYS Phone AD 9-7129. INVESTMENT ered patio, half acre of parklike patio, living room with fireplace, Manchester Route 85,, turn right at Sperry’s the Charter Revision Commission p.m. today in the Vernon Public knives, axes, , shears, skates, turlng, MI 8-2111. 3 bedrooms, den or dining room, In Break at Garage reportedly is considering leaving Safety Building. Tonight’* aessidn E1.BCTROLUX Sales and Service, PAINTING AND decorating — 20 for your dog? We will board him^ grounds. Hayes Agency, BH 3-4803. Glen, just one mile on right on work-saving kitchen, oil hot water bonded leptbeeBtatlve, Alfred rotary blades. Quick service. Capi­ years’ experience. Insured. In­ at reasonable rates. Now is a AT NORMAN’S TWO FURNISHED rooms, one with PROPERTY French Rd. Immediate occupan­ the two Commissions to function as is a continuance of a VTB meeting'' OLD COLONIAL,—Beautifully heat, all city utilHies. solid value AmeU, BM B « v y M- T it Ml tol Equipment Co., 38 Medn St., terior and exterior. Wallpaper rC' g ood time for the comfortable kitchen tMTi-vileges. Inquire 130 and Vicinity cy. Fred Blurphy, B r^ er. Will separate entities. adjoudned from last month. 6-0450. Manchester. Hours daily 7-5 summer trim or show trim. H. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Blssell St. MI 9-0691. Two—4-Family Houses stored, 4 bedrooms, 15 minutes for $18,900, Robert Wolverton CO-broke. BH 8-4064. Police in 13 states are on the lookout today for a Manches­ However, efforts to tie both Heading the agenda will be dis­ moved. Clean Work. Call after 5 Agency. BH 9-2813. Thursday 7-9. Saturday T-4. MI p.m. R. Brown. MI 9-0033. Chase, Harmony Hill, Bolton, MI One—6-Room Single from Manchester, large modem $12,650 Hebron—new 8 room Cape ter youth wanted in connection with the beating early Sun­ commissions more closely to , the cussion of expanding the powers 8-7958. EXPERIENCED 3-5427. LARGE attractive room next to Four—Garages family size kitchen with huge Cape. with 6 finished rooms, DRIVE BY — Vernon, Miriam St. of the Vernon Fire District gov­ 10 pc double dresaer 5-6 duplex. custom day morning of 34-year-old William Schaller who discovered city coimcil by having alderman PAINTING —Interior and exterior. shower, free parking gentleman. rustic fieldstone fireplace, 1% I MODERN full basement fireplace, ame­ Lovely custom buUt S-bedroom representation ara:'expected from ernment. ■ Automobiles For {Sale 4 becuvom ensemble MI 9-8354. quality throughout. 3 bedrooms BULLDOZER, truck shovel, back' A good job at a reasonable rate COCKER PUPPY, golden buff. 2% All One Property baths, 2-zone heat, patio, 2-car site drive. Only $500 dow-n, ranch, large lot. Immaculate two men attempting to break into the safe at Manchester the charter revision group. The Rockville City Council will NEED CAR? Your credit \tumed hoe, drainage septic tanks', drain ID & O D ^ months, AKC registered. H. C^ase, Center of 'Town garage, ideal location for horses, each side, 2 heating systems, in monthly payments less than throughout, family size kitchen Motor Sales. meet tonight at 7:30 in City Hall For free estimate call MI 9-9858. 10 pc dec'orator convertible ATTRACTIVE furnished bedroom, the center of town. Excellent fi­ Other revision proposals include down? Short on down paytoent? fields and wells. George H. Grif' J. P. Lewis. Harmony Hill, Bolton, MI 8-6427. living roorh, set Good Financing $;'6.500. PhUbrick Agency, BH average rent. with built-in ovefi and range. liv­ The alarm went out after a war­ a reorganization of the police de­ fm- a regular bi-monthly aesaion. Bankrupt? Repoaeeeaion? rHm’t flng, Inc. Tel. PI 2-7888. entleman, near Center. MI 9-8464. nancing available. Beechler- ing room, fireplace, tiled bath, f•8647. rant was issued for the arrest of Voter Setssion partment and establishment of ten­ C of C VacaWoH despair! See Honest Douglas, bi- Grinder Operator 87 pc dinette \ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8052, BH $12,850 Willington — new 5% room plastered walls, basement work Bnice Zollo. 18, of 66 Gardner St.. The Rockville Area Chamber of M A M RUBBISH Removal — In 9-1308, MI 3-6813. ranch, built-in range and ure for the superintendents of pub­ quire about lowest down small^ Electrical Services 22 Live Stock 42 Realtor MANCHESTER shop, aluminum combinations, 2- charging him with burglary with lic works and the filtration plant. Commerce office will, be closed V dustrial, commercial, residential. oven, amesite drive, one acre car attached garkge. extras, wall A session for registration of eat payments anywhere. No small AU new—all guaranteed BH 6-5440 BH 9-5936 VERNON—Hoi.me' and businesa violence A $25,000 bond was new voters is scheduled for The police department reorgan­ from July 33 to Aug. 20. loan Or finance company plan. Manchester routes. Cleaning at FREE EISTIMATES. Prompt serv­ BUCKLAND Apartmenta^Flatft— d u p l e x 64, modem baths, wooded lot, near Parkway. tp wall carpeting optional. Con­ tics, cellars, yards. Cardboard, Free delivery—Free lay-awiy combination. 5 room ranch near set today bv Circuit Court 12. Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. at ization Would provide for a police The following officers ma.v be Douglas Motors, S8S Main. ice on all types Of electrical wir­ FOR SALBI— One quarter horse. Tenements 63 modem heat, city, water and Only $500 down. venient to schools, bus, shopping. Manche.ster. contacted, if any information or m e^ drums available. Reliable ing. Licensed and insured. Wilson MANUFACTURING, INC. Call MI 8-8606 after 6. Instant Credit sew-er. 2-car garage, in C zone, Vernon Circle. Tremendous pos­ Directions: Past Vernon Circie, the Municipal Building. chief and lieutenant, along with a lawn Maintenance. M3 9-9757. sibilities. Bus line. Tongren Agen- $12,900 Bolton—6 room ranch with Schaller, vice pre.sident of the number of sergeants and patrol.- help is needed during the period: Electrical Co., Manchester. MI one apartment av^lable for im­ Route SO, turn left on Dobson motor sales com pem y on W. Cen­ The next town election, will John H. Moffat, president: Ar> 131 Adams St. Buckland $X)UR ROOM tenement. MI 8-7980. Land For Sale 71 mediate occupancy. $19,800 - cv, BH 3-6321. attached breezeway and ga­ take place Oct. 4, and the state men to be designated as the need FOR SALE—1901 Volkswagen Sun­ BUSINE^ MEN!! Metropolitan 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7378. Rd., Miriam Street second right. ter St., stopped In the - garage chillee Caros, vice president; Al­ roof. Call MI 8-2887. Articles For Sale 45 rage, comlwation windows, Owner leaving state. TR 54320. election will be Nov. 6. arises. Life Insurance offers Creditors In­ NORMAN’S FACTORY 4 apartment house, 4 rooms MANCHESTER—Custom built 8 wooded lot, nbar elementary when he noticed lights on in the Now. the department’s highest bert Welch, treasurer. surance, Sole Proprietors. Part­ DEPENDABLE MAN wanted for LAWN MOWslHS—Toro, Jacobsen. TWO itODM, first floor apartment, ABOUT 300 feet frontage of indus­ and bath in each. A-1 condition, bedroom ranch on well landscap­ schoiU. Immediate occupan- building as he waa driring by To become a voter, one must Hospital Notes Bonds—Stocks— FURNITURE WAREHOUSE BIANCHESTER .- VERNON line— be 21 years of age, a citizen of full-time officer is Capt. Peter J. 19a JEEPflTER. MI 9-0386. nership,. Coloration, Group tire and brake department. Oppor- Bolena, and Goodall Reel end gas stovb. and ^ectric refrigera­ trial lamd. CaU BH 0-8391. excellent location. $26,500. ed lot, walking distance to new cy. about 1:30 a.m. Admitted Friday: Waiter Mortgages 31 Lilfe new ranch in a quiet neigh­ the United States, a resident of Dowgewicz. Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Health, Life, W^rtly Indemnity. tunitv lor advancement. Benefits. rotary, 18-38". Parts and service. Forest cor. Pine, Manchester tor furnished. Adults only. MI Catholic church and new shopping borhood, deadend street, featur­ When he surprised two men be­ J r.. serves as chief of police. Wakefield. West Wlllingten; fore they oould rifle the safe, they the state for one year, and resi­ "Red” Farmer. MI 8-2105. CASH AVAILABLE. If you have Inquire in person to Mr. Amenta, Used mowers and tractMS. Trade Open da^ 9-9, Sat. 94 3-8888. 141-143 Highland Street— 3 center. Call now. Maddock ft $15,300 Manchester—4 room ranch After the Charter Revision Com­ Viola Furlong, 67 High St.; Jef­ Houses For Sale 7* deVos, Realtors. 249-7711. Eve. ing a completed rec room to de­ attacked him and beat him on the dent of the towTi for six month*. 1956 CHEVROLET 4-door, 6 cylin­ real estate equity, call us for Hartford General Tire Company, in your

1iandied by the 1966 FORD, Fordomatlc, power ises. All work fully guaranteed. Blvd., East Hartford. A BIG BARGAIN arate com- police. POSTING CLEIRK—Over 25, some ware, ping pong set, boy’s watch. Main Str^t business section. 41 Onter Street, Manchester, Con­ family sized kitchen, ceramic Small‘ down payment. Goodchild- range and oven, glass sliding custom. Herald’s Rockville Bureau! 8 We*t steering, good tires. MI 8-7907. Mill Fabric Salesroom, I’TS Pine MI 8-8689. EVERYliHNG YOU NEED Shady laWn Adult* only. No pet*. bath, tree shaded lot, excellent storm windows. Comer lot Con mlttee.s have not sent them Patrolman Richard Bennett saiii •Main St.. TRemont 6-$lS8 or machine experience or wUi teach, MACHINIST wanted, top wages, / 8 COMPLETE necticut until July 23, 1962 at Bartlett, Realtors, 289-0989, BH doorg and patio. Beautiful ITnder the Constitution revenue ' » ■ •$ O St., exclusive Cheney Fabric Write Box L, Herald. construction. Hayes Agency, BH 8-7926. high wooded lot. Value be­ venient to shopping, buses, and agreed-on bills. the Wilson vehicle was hesduK- 1952 NASH RAMBLER, $175. Good permanent poeition, 40 hours all fringe benefits, only ekperi- /R O O M S UF b r a n d 11:00 A.M. for AIR CONDITION­ Verplank School. Call Owner, bills—taxation—are to originate in salesroom, in Manchester. MI enced men need apply. K F ft D FLUORESCENT H ghts-Ten B-foot ING — BHINKnPAL BUILDNG 8-4803. yond compare. the House. It does not say appro­ second car, TR 5-1598 between 6-9 weekly, Monday—Friday, all em­ NEW FUlUnrURE THREE ROOBtS and bath, cen­ MANCHESTER—Five room older BH 3-8887. p.m. 8-7322. Budget terms arranged. Manufacturing, 384 Charter Oak 2-bulb lights with louvers. Solid HEARING ROOM. priations billa-m oney votetll BH MANCHESTER—4 bedroom Eng­ home. $9,600. Short way out— 9 $24,800 South Windsor—spacious 7% HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov ipent. MI 3-1141, L. E. Wos. Applications now being ac­ considered. Call after 8 p.m., MI and hot water. Call Bfl 9-8983. ’ MI 9-4548 MI 3-7357 dom the !A WOULD LIKE TYPING to do at $% ACRES immaculate 7 room MI 3-1577 PAINT C O . home. AH 9-9883 CASH *N CARRY • . Inc 575 MaiA St. BH 3-1180 them must be under the chair-’ go, take only the number of les- FIRST NATIONAL STORES LUMED SEINERS BRAND NEW—8,606 Square Feet of AIR-CONDI­ Gotonial 1% batba, large cabinet manship of a House member. BARREH PLUMBiNO SUPPLY C Q . sona needed. Call tor free booklet. ROOFING—Speclailzlng repairing 6 ANDOVBIR^ —6% room Cape, 10 55 ESft Center At., Manchester WOMAN wlU babysit; your borne NOBODY, BUT NOBODY, TIONED Offiot Space On Ground Floor. Larue kitchen.'exceUent bam, trees, only But before Hayden would agree J. MORRISON PAINT and M3 3-8562. ‘roote of all kmda, new roofs gut Park A Oakland Ave. $17,900 Carlton W. Hutchln*. BH acres, B4m. Vacant ExceUent to that, he wanted a concession: E. A. JOHNSON PAINT COi or mine. Permanent through UNDERftBLLS NATIONAL Msmse Obsstf Parkiiif Area. MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION IN spot for gaowlng family. Tongren BH $-2693 any time LUXURY EXECUTIVE Split, ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ 1 9-5132 an end to the tradition that all WALLPAPER CO. paired Aluminum siding . 90 East Hartford \- year. Days 2a-6825. Septie 1180101, Dry WsOs, Smtev MANCHESTER. REASONABLE. Agency, OT'8-8821. • High Ridge. Superb condition, 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, dream kitch' money bills originate in the LARSEN'B HARDWARE. INC. Bulii 18« i vteBi Offered 13 years’ experience. Free estlmatee. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Uses fastaOed—Oedak ------MANCHESTER — Dudley Street. VERNON — Captivating ranch **t PAUL'S PAINT oRd WALLPAPMI Can Hawley, Ml 649$1, Ml 1478$. 661 8TATB STREET BOLTON—$13,500. 6 room Cape, 32 high on a hill. Thl* 5% room en, mahogany paneled family House. He wants half of them to TWO HOURS A WEEK to aU It Situftthms Wanted— preefing Dana. Excellent 7 room' bungalow. 2-car M glnate in the Senate. TREE REMOVAL, ehaalM and tot 1 NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Coll LLOYD GORDON garage, carpeting, lovely land­ foot living room, fireplace, alum­ ranch it priced right to sell. room-libriary, wall to wall carpet­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING A SUPPLY V SUPPLY tdearlDfr.iCWl TruS C. iTcYobls, MI takes to run a shopping club for Male S9 Casstnut 6-2147 inum sldhig, garagev acr* lot. Many apeciai feature* make thia ing, privacy fenced, professional ■niat’s . where the two Obmmit- M06I. a few' friends. You get $25 in scaped yard, only $15,900. Hurry. tees got stuck and have been Heating and Pluiubing 17 IMdMiEY BRi Maddock ft deVos. 249-7711. Eva. trees. Carlton W. Hijitchifls, M l a muat for yoO to sea. JoM pbl ly landscaped yard,' $'21,990. Call name brand* free in 10 weeks. GENERAL and house T , J Ml 9-5361 ' LamiMnifi, U M------UL * pupar lor la 844«. Stuck aarar otooa. Xba |uU teusaa M l LAWNS _ carsd GERARD J. Baronouaky — Plumb­ Send for catalog and datatto. ,—paint! iting, gusri ntssd to satisfy, M r. Morin. 3994472. ^ •ftlM. i, . end trimmed. ing DiataUaUca and Bopalr. MI AUce nuiUams,, Popula^Chib rsssonsbls ^ratos. For trs# sstt- ftisia'assr*. f 94166. Flan. Dept. V t o i LombcDOk, N .T. mstss eaU la Man. R ^d Herald Advs. 'll' / /

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' I • - . . \ ^ > PAGE FOURTEEN MONDAY, JULY 16. IM t \ .. I 4 y . lEmnins 9|»ral& Bloodmohile Visits Tomorrow^ 10:45 a.m. to 6:30p.m . St. Mary’s Epiabopal Guild will haya a picnic .Thumday at noon at Crews Start Work About Town the home of Mrs. Claude Porter, 27 PRESCRinilHIS AvOngg Dnily Nel Pk m Rob High St. Membera are reminded to On Widening Road free Delivery Per tte WeNi Ended The Weather The Army ind Navy Auxiliary bring a place setting. doe 86, UdS Foreooet of 8. Weather floiino will *pon*or a card party tonight / at 8 at the clubhouse. Memhei-s of Hoee Co. 2, Town^ Burnham St. was closed off and LIGREn DRUG Cloody tonight and Wednesday Fire Department, will meet to­ traffic detoured along Croft Rd. SHOPHNO Pil 13,601 mental', partly smwy tearard af- The next meeting of Mystic Re­ night hE 7 at the firehouse and pro­ today as town «rews began removal teradon, little change hi taanper- view, Womens Benefit Association, Member of the AndH , ceed 'to Watkins-Weet Funeral of about 25 trees preliminary to atnre. Low tonight arnond id. will be held Tuesday, Aug. 7. at Home, IdJI E, Ceiiter, St., to pay Ihiianii of fUrrwlefkm High Wedaeeday la See. Odd Fellows Hall. widening, straightening and re­ M anchester—‘A City of VUiage Charm respects to the late Harold R. constructing ' the road. R ASGt Symington, honorary member A 30-foot wide road of bttumin- Mrs. Ruth McGinn, hospital of the compan;^ Chairtnan. Anderson-Shea Aux­ ous concrete will be constructed VdL. LXXXI, NOi 243 (FOURTEEN PAGES) for a distance of one mile from the t UEL OIL MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1962 (naw lflai AdverUshig en Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS iliary, VFW, and members of the Airman 2.C. Pa^MR. Shea, son of post and auxiliary, will distribute Kest Hartford line to Windsor St. Mr. and Mrs. John J: Shea, 54 Val­ GASOLINl cigarettes to patients at flewing- ley St., has arrived in Ben Guerlr ton Veteran’s hospital tomorrow. Air Base, Morocco. Shea, a former Fund Drive Costly Members will meet at 6:30 p.m., student at Manchester High School, ^Hk a Fly in Space^ State News at the VFW Home, for transporta­ entered the Air Force in 1S60 and WASHINGTON — Forty-two tion to Newington. is a supply specialist. per cent of funds contributed to BANTLY OIL the National Blght-to-Work Com­ I ni I ■ \ \ S. I \ ( Hose Co. No. 3, Town Fire De­ ■ Disabled American Veteran’s mittee in a recent year went for Roundup partment. will have a drill tonight Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at fund-raising expenses, according ■i ’M'N . I IM.I 1 Vote at 8:30 at the fir^ouse on Spruce 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. to a National Better Business Bu­ Nikita Claims St. reau report. The committee pro­ TEL MItclutI 9 45VS motes State “right-to-work” laws. Manchester Lodge of Masons Lydia Circle. Emanuel Church- ROCKVILLE TR 6-3271 2 Face Charges will meet tonight at the Masonic women.’will meel'tomorrow at 7:30 Temple. The lodge will open at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Herbert er Missile In 2 Car Deaths and proceed to Watkins-Weat A. Verbarg. 26 Virginia Rd„ for a Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., to Work evening. NEW HAVEN (AP)—Two conduct a Masonic Memorial Serv­ Premlert;«p«»te peace treaty with Blast persons faced Serious charges On Fate of Medicare Plan The Women’s Home JL,eague, Sal­ MOSCOW (AP) ice at 7:30 for Harold R. Syming­ Germany, k move the Russians ton. late member of Victory Lodge, vation Army, will meet tomorrow Khrushchev says the Soviet today in connection with the at 2 p.m. in junior hall. Mrs. Flora claim would end Western rights traffic deaths of Mrs. Ceyla Akron, Ohio. Grade will serve refreshments. Uni(» has a global rocket that in West Berlin. Mrs. Annie Russell will show color can “hit a fly in outer apace’’ "When riiall we do it?” he H. Christensen, 25, Hartford, slides of Ireland. and cannot be deetroyra by I ked. ”We shall not hurry, but and her daughter, Debra, 3. neither sball we tarry. I will not Peter F. Connor, 23, West Haven, “any antirocket means.’’’ set any time Umit.” ’s Program William R. AudenT son of Mr. DOUBLE Kimishchev made the claim will be charged with gross and wil­ DONT. and Mrs. Wilbert N. Auden, 9 Dur­ near, the end of a 2H-hoiu‘ inter­ Khrushchev repeated his de­ ful misconduct in causing a motor kin St., a member of the Naval view .with 18 American editors mand that the Western powers vehiclei death. Coroner James J. There’s PLENTY OF WEAR Reserve, has completed two weeks during'-, which he also etresaed agree to a peace treaty with all Corrigan said yesterday. left In your shoes when yon of annual active duty training at that West Berlin ia the crux of And Mrs. Christensen's husband, Hanging in Balance bring them to this RB2J- the Naval Training Center, Great Red-jacketed men of the Governor’s Foot Guard, and GOP gubernatorial candidate John Alsop tweaks t h ^ the E!aat-West dispute and must (Continaed on Page Two) Richard, will face a lesser charge ABLE Shoe Repair Shop! Lakes, III. He received training in STAMPS be settled by getting Western of simple negligent homicide, Cor­ band march in the mid-morning sun down Coventry’s beard of 86-year-old Harry Herrington, and 11-year-old Open Monday ordnance and gunnery, , damage Rt. 31, followed by National Guardsmen of the 2nd Battle Gary Cunningham of Willimahtic shinnies unsuccessful­ troops eut of the city. He set no rigan ^ d . By JACK BELL , Closed AD Day Wedneaday control and water survival and new deadline for their exit*>- Mrs. (Christensen wias k(lled when participated in physical fitness and Group, 169th infantry. Below, twin oxen pull a cart with ly up a greased pole, where a $5 prize lies waiting at the "I am not boasting,” Khrush­ De Gaulle Wins her husband lost control of his car WASHINGTON (AP)—Battle forces \*^ere closely drawn a military drill program. Class­ children in their old-fashioned Sunday, morning finest. top. (Herald photos by Saternis.) Every Wed. chev told the editors in his Krem­ on the Connecticut Turnpike in for a Senate vote today on whether to kill the administra­ SAM YUUYES room study included naval orienta­ lin conference ibpm, “but we ac­ West Haven ^at about 1 a.m. June tion's compromise health care plan for the elderly. Both sides 28 OAK STREET tion, sentry training and flrat aid. tually have a global rocket which Votes for Own 24. The vehiclq^bounced off a guard cannot be destroyed by any anti­ rail and wound up back in the mid­ cautiously predicted victory. Same Side As Watldns Sunset Council, No. 45, Degree rocket means, and t .know, if any­ dle lane. The outcome could be crucial to the future of President of Pocahontas, will meet tonight one does, what antirocket means, Nuclear Force Debra was killed when Connors Kennedy’s legislative program. at 7:30 in Tinker Hall, Main St., mOTTS 'because we do have them.” struck the Christensen car from for installation of officers by De­ SUPER Sti* PritM The high - altitude ' explosion PARIS (AP)—The French Na­ behind. Corrigan said. If Kennedy wins this test, his lieutenants will benefit by' puty Great Pocahontas Louise MARKETS carried out by the United States tional Assembly early today en­ (Connors was "deeply intoxicated" the psychology of tliat victory in their efforts to rallx sup­ Rockwood of East Hartford and will in no way interfere with the dorsed President Charles, de and "if he had been sober and port for other major segments of his program. her Lekota Counsil staff. Refresh­ Efftetive action of our global rocket,” he Gaulle’s program to give France alert,. he would have been able to ments and a sodal will follow. declared. an Independent nuclear force. avoid the collision,” (Corrigan said. A Senate defeat, stacked on top of House rebuffs on other LECLERC Khrushchev spent 37 minutes A motion of censure against , As for (Christensen, he was issues, could put the administration to rout. FUNERAL HOME Pfc. Gerald W. White, U.S. Ma­ Tusaani Wad. emphasizing the Importance of the Premier Georges Pompidou, "traveling at a speed higher than Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said rine Corps, son of KennMh D. Berlin Issue, accusing the West­ aimed at the government’s nu- was reasonable,” the coroner ruled. FUNERAL White, 189 Center St., has return­ ern powers of cU n g ^ to West (Hear policies, drew only 206 votes today the outcome was a cliff-hanger. ed to Camp Lejeune, N.C., after Berlin as a military bridgehead. 85 short of the majority needed 137 to 146 After a breakfast meeting with President Kennedy and SERVICE completing training maneuvers in LOOKOUT SPECIAL! ”As long as the .occupation fbr passage. Members of the 481- HARTFORD (AP)—The SUte Democratic congressional leaders at the White House, he de­ the Caribbean area with the ’Third forces of the U.S., Britain and seat house who abstain or are Motor Vehicle Department's daily clared the vote could run either way and would be “very close, WALTER N. Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment France remain in West Berlin, absent from such votes are pre­ record of automobile fatalities as very close.” LECXtERC of the Second Marine Division. 'The they wiU play the role of an ir- sumed to support, the government. of last midnight and the totals on Director unit conducted amphibious and tac­ lit It which will raise the tem­ Directly at issue was the gov­ Mansfield told newsmen Kennedy’s interest in passing the tical exercises on the island of perature ill the relations between ernment's request for supple­ the same date last year; mental appropriations for 1962, in­ 1961 1963 compromise measure is intense and both Kennedy and the Call Ml 9-5869 Vieques, Puerto Rico. Members of states,” he declared. K illed...... 187 146 Democratic leadership hoped senators would vote in the cor­ 23 Main Street, Manchester the unit visited Isab^a Segimda GROUND If the .Western troops depart, cluding $40 million for a plant at and San Juan. Khrushchev said, the Soviet Un­ Pierrelatte,in southern France, rect manner when the opposition’s motion to kill the bQl ion is willing to Join the AUies to produce mriched uranium 235 School Chief Retigtins comes up this afternoon. -ta a pledge of noninterference for France's nuclear arms stock- BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Su(AP)—Superin­ There waa an indication the m th West Berlin life, a guarantee plle. tendent of Schools Joseph B. Por­ A "Cliff hanger’’—thait’s the way Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, right, views Bie outcome leadership goes into tbe fight mi­ toYie "sealed with the seal of the Before the vote, the deputies ter has announced he is resigning of the pending Senate vote on whether to kill the administration’s compromise health care ]9iui for nus one of its own members, Sen. BEEF United NaUons.” to become processor at the Uni­ the elderly. Mansfield speaks t o newsmen at the 'WliHe House today after a breakfast meeting George A. Smathers, D-Fla. BiiUetins with President Kennedy and Democratic congressional leaders. Bap. Carl Albert of Oklahoma, is He ^rwtened anew to sign a (Contlnned on Page Three) versity of Bridgeport. Smathers ordinarily attends the (hiDed ftroM AP Wires REfiULAIlS9a Lb. ALL BEEF Porter made the unexpected an­ at left with Vice President Lyndon Johnson. (AP Photofkx). regular Tuesday morning break­ nouncement last night at a meet­ ------:-----— ------r ------fasts at the Mfhite House. But he was missing today, when medical ing of the Board of Bklucation. He TROOPS IN A-TE8T W ant5\Briti8h Justice will serve out his present term, 5th GI Found Dead Excellent Politician care legislation was the foremost which expires July 1, 1963. topic of conversation as far as . OABIP MElUVRr. Nev. (AP) Dr. Porter came to thf^Brjdge- Copter JWreck Smate activity ia concerned. —A anclear weapno pieilbly. » port schools in 1960 from the Wa­ " 'Ih ahiwer'to a quesUon, Man» ' Davy- O eeJertI atomic mortar tertown town school system. He In South Viet Nam field said he had not ’ so u ^ t shell—waa e«pleSa# hi the air a$ k - wen Denies had been superintendent there five Smathers’ assurance for support the Nevada teat site today whilo ^wecotdd afford P years. of the legislation. Smathers has 966 soMiera took part to battio- He said his action ought not to SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) not made his position clear, but field maaeuven. The AtewUc Eo- a va^ion ■ be attributed to any dissatisfac­ —Heavy clashes were reported to­ some who know him believe he ia orgy Commisaiea and the De­ **We can go this year!" is a typical happy sound heard tion with his present job. His re­ day between Red guerrillas and inclined to vote against it. partment of Defease said the Attempt at Suicide strong force of government troops blast was low yield, todlcathw U lations with the Board of Educa­ Just Like Ribicoff Reargiuird action probably could In thousands of homes— when families discover the airlifted into ^mmunist-infested did aot exceed the equivalent a< HFC Traveloan. It may cover transportation or car tion have always been "cordial have saved the President's House 6Jid friendly,” he said. territory by 30 U.S. helicopters. passed trade program and sal­ 20,666 tooB of TNT. A Jefait na- MONTHIT PAYMINT tCHlDWI repairs, meals, hotel LONDON (AP)—Dr. Robert So-’ thlroe-judge panel from Brlxton “I am desirous of moving into Several of the helicopters re­ By JAMES MARLOW ^groups are not as far apart as vage some other measures of Bouacement said the exerdho 1« I » I t and motel, sightseeing blen, helped into court by detec­ Prison on a writ of habeas corpus the field of professional education portedly were hit by Viet Cong Associated Press Newt Analyst they think they are.” le.Hser importance. simulated realistic battle coadl- I I »pw«« I Parmti and fun. Borrow con- LIBBY’S seeking his release from the cus­ at the university level," he ex­ ground fire, but there was no That must have (>^n news to But rejection of the health pro­ ttoas to the atooUc age and In­ tives, told the British high court tody of\toe British Home Office. word of U.S. casualties. The oper­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Anthony volved both a nuclear detonatlen i 6,72 7.27 (10.05 1 118.46 fidently from HFC today h t knifed himself while plained. J. Celebrezze, Cleveland’s five- groups like the American Medi­ gram would be certain to whet 14.18 19.74 36.55 The Britlkh government claims he ation was in an area about 40 cal Association, the A FLdO and the opposition knives for any aid and firing of coaventlsael weap- 13.07 where you are treated a b o i^ a New York-bound airliner is a deportkble alien in the coun­ miles northeast of Saigon. time mayor and President Ken­ 19.25 20.91 29.27 1 5 4 ^ In hopee of gaining refuge in Brit­ Norwalk Reporter Dies even the Kennedy administration, to education legislation, for any 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 with fairness and un­ try Uiegally. The region is not far from the nedy’s choice for secretary of which were miles apart on the farm bill satisfactory to the ad­ 1 derstanding. ain. NORWAUC (API — Funeral spot where about 500 guerrillas riRST WINGED ASTRONArr 36.41 39.74 56.48 1 106.80 If the court hries in the 62-year- services are being arranged tor welfare, sounds cautious, like his kind of medical care plan Ken­ ministration and for its tax re­ The psychiatrist, 63,‘ who faces old fugitive's favor, his lawyers ambusTied a convoy of 19 vehicles nedy had in mind. vision measure. EDWARDS AIR FORCE n> iikM i ttom « M tnmn imlMj TOMATO a life sentence in America as a Eugene Chariott, veteran police and about 270 Vietnamese troops Ciabinet predecessor, Abraham A. ______Lite iiuuranee mt t f pmjHmmiM mmd imeimdu w U . BemMko^M ckma§ plan to press hisNappeal to the and fire roporter on the Norwalk Ribicoff. Ribicoff was a comprqmiser— A scheduled midafternoon vote BASE, CaUf. (AP)—Air Force SJZ tnmp rmtm is SMiilabte spy for the Soviet Union, asked Home Office for asylum as a po­ Saturday. The Reds killed 23 Viet­ on a motion to kill the health HaJ. Bobert M. White firw Um the court to let him stay in Ehig- Hour, who died yesterday of a namese and their American ad­ But Celebreue faces a lot of he has been quoted as saying he litical refugee. He 115^. suffering heart attack. He was 63. unfinished business that falls into has a weakness for the "integrity plan amendment to a House- X15 to an altitade record estt- iS *XO M IMO. land "or to go to another country from leukemia — incuraWe cancer viser, C!apt. Don J. York, Ashe­ passed bill to revise the public mated as at least 54 miles today, of my choice.’,’ (Chariott, who joined the paper ville, N.C., then got away. three main fields: federal aid to of compromise"—and was willing After Soblen’s attorneys com­ of the blood—and his dolors say 40 years ago, collapsed after ar­ education, medical care for the to compromise on Kennedy’s med­ assistance program appeared like­ becoming the first to qualify as JUICE he has onl.' a few months to live. Searchers have found Ihe body aged, and running the huge De­ ical care and federal aid to edu­ ly to turn on the point of which aa natronaut^ia a winged cmfL pleted their arguments, the three- riving home from work. Survivors of another American serviceman lOUSEHOLD FINANCE Israeli authorities refused ^ let include his widow, Mrs. Katherine partment of Health. Bklucation cation programs. side has the fewer absentees. Unofficinl radio reports dnlriag judge court granted the govern­ Soblen stay in Israel and on July from a U.S. Army helicopter shot the flight indicated that White ment’s request for adjournment Scully Chariott, seven daughters down by the Communists Sunday. and Welfare with Its 70,000 em­ Just how much of a compromis­ Senate Republican Leader Ev­ 1 put him aboard a cliartered ai^ and two sons. ployes. er Celebrezze is remains to be erett M. Dirk sen of Illinois said soared higher than 885^666 fecA SAVE 8c until Wednesday. liner bound for New York vin This brought the toll to five Amer­ The old altitade mark was 24fi,- ■UMCHimR SHOmiM FASKAM The court is expected to hand icans dead and four missing in This 61 - year - old lawyer, a shown. But Ribicoff could hardly he believes ' there is a majority Athens and London. With him strong advocate of civil rights but claim distinction for any fighting for the motion to kill. Senator 700 feet. Aay flight Sfl miles or 382 Middle Turnpik* WmI down its decision some time were an Israeli doctor and U.S. Strike Threat at EB three air crashes In tw:o days. higher qnaUfleo the voyager as CAN Wednesday. ■OTON (AP) —(toneral Dy- The body, that of an enlisted with a conservative record as 1 ne may have done for Kennedy’s Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne­ 2nd Roor-MhehaH 3-2738 Soblen, apparently still feeling Marshal James MeShane. mayor, is considered a liberal In medical care plan. sota, the ’ assistant Democratic an astroBsttt. White weald he n a m i^ Electric Boat Division has man, was found about a mile Cleveland. He is also an excellent the fifth Anaertean entitled ta the effect of his wounds, told the The fugritive spy’s affidavit, called uron its union employes to from the wreckage of the helicop hsn: M h i Mml, Tsts., Iksn.—M Is I Wttf., M. read to the court - by his chief politician, as his five mayoral vic­ (Continued on l^ge Nine) (Continued on Pnge SeVen) wear the space wrings. The oth­ court he did not intend suicide. accept a^roffered two-year con­ tories show. ers are Merenry cnpsalo spaee filANT He out one wrist and plunged a counsel,' F. Elwyn Jones, said he tact. 'rae workers rejected a (Continued on Page Three) knife into his abdomen July 1 knifed hjmseI|^bout an hour after Kennedy associaies said a key ^ men Alan R. Shepard Jr.. Vi^fl the plane teft from Athens. emnpany offer last Thursday. I. Grissom, John H. G inn JK Coventry M4IZ.BAN v ^ le being flown from Tel Aviv, 5,022 to l,28l\thereby creating a and Malcom Seott Carpenter. C9iobbt American Legi old Hearse wagon with glass aides. you could easily run out of hot 100 Ribicoff, a 53-year-old lawyer seried as a paratroo|Mr ia World ' that began with a colorful pot­ At the Field Day, a helicf-Brook­ cile the new natton’s quarreling seht money, arms and' equipment. Clowns cavorted in the street, demonstration was given, and water several times a week^- month "because I was convmced Major Surgery Necessary? lyn, N. Y., disbarred attorney, who quit the cabinet last Thurs­ leaders. It was the guerrillas of the War II, and saw comhat ia pourri of the old and the new in a and Uttle chUdren gripped six- Charles N. Harlow Jr. was master Now you can have all lAe hot of my own Innocence of the counts charged with transporting across day and was then nominated by ' Leaders of the guerrills zones in the interior, fight­ Italy.' He was. discharged after IVi-hour parade along Rt. 31. feet taU balloons which occasional-^ of ceremonies and A. Martin Ca- water you need ut one time for S&H STAMPS against me, and because I felt state lines part of ' $1.3 million Connecticut Democrats to run for forces to the interior zones and. ing with knives end explo- the War, but re-epdfotod shoot a,... An estimated 15,000 persons ly got away from them. The Cov­ pozza, accordion player. Dqvid only a day. Think of it—^ that justice had not been done to worth of stock certificates stolen the Senate, was akked his .views of the- regular army convened year later. wached bearded folk, pretty girls, entry queen, Mary Ellen F'er- Churchill was first, and Victor only 9 a dayl Irbm vaults of leading Wall Street, on medical care after' Kennedy In an emergency "Council of (Conliuued on Page Two) naJd, rode with her four ladies on me in the American courts.” Macmillan Under Fire bagrtripers and Model A's travel the Srams, second, in the greased pole Yes, thanks to Mobilheat— “I furtbar bO|»ed that If I were' brokerage house. appointed him secretary in 1961 Wilnyas." A Urge majority of KENNEDY ON T E l^ A R three-mile parade route from the a fltat. , contest. NO COUPONS NEEDED! able to enjoy my freedom a Uttle Moslem' League, Pakistan’s pio­ but before the Senate acted on his the offiders taking part were WASHINGTON (AP)—Preet- Shopping C ^ ter to the Plains. and aa oil-fired hot water heater nomination. TIk parade passed the review­ Highest cumulative scores for of correct capacity—your family hmger. my innocence might be neer political party, )>ecomes na­ known to sympathize with dissi- dent Kennedy will hold a newa ' ’The start, of the six-division psi- ing stand at Armstrong Rd., where girls in the events were won by’ wUbUsbed.” tion’s Brat party to resume legal Ribicoff, rriip has called himself deat Deputy Premier Ahined' Cabinet Quits, eeaferenee next Monday—wad rsde of about 1,000 persona was Mn take care of off their washing NO LIMIT! After Cabinet Shakeup parade officials and sp<^cial guests Andrea Field, Judith Najam and needs at one time. floMen waM brought before the political activity.... Jordan arid a mtddle-of - the - roader, didn't Ben Befia In hto fight to dis­ the White House saM port of tt signaled shortly before* 10:30 a.m. were seated. \ Sandra Roberts. Boys who head­ Israel decide to establish joint make any enemies for himself, place mederato Premier Ben will go live to Europe by means by blasts from an old-fashioned After the parade, about 7,000 ed- the scores were Steven Machie Mom can do the family waah. LONDON (AP) — Prime Minls-fparty had been "shaken to the border committee to seek ways of either. 2 Veuasef Ben Khedde, Military Coup of the new commaalcotloa satet- steam fire engine. persons crowded the Plains for and Richard and Thomas Papenos, Sis can do the dishes at the tam e AU EXTRA STAMP ITEMS PLAIM.Y ter Harold Macmillan oums under core,” but said “the rot had gone preventing further frontier Incl- He was quoted by the Washing- lito. Tristar. Ih c stsslia witll PoUticians Attend three hours of games and enter­ In the 14-16 year-ol(Tgroup for the time Junior takes his bath, and Personal Incomes, fire from his political 'foea and dw.p and called for major sur­ deats, Israeli official reports. on Star as saying, ”It’s a very Aa AP News AnalysU Washiagtoa newsaaen wlO toha In the parade, a major event in tainment. About 300' children took greai«d pig contest, Raymond you enjoy a shower. MARKED THROUDHOUT STORE some friends today for his drastic gery.” It wanied Macmillan the Airport shuttle helicopter car­ ir eating thing that a careful, By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH Seen for Peru place at 3 pjn. EOT. Wkito AntoniaUc Delivery — you never need watch your the week-long Quarter Millennial part in games. Lewis was victor, and Robert Plas­ Don’t delay—phone us today. Output in Industry reshaping of Britain’s Conserva­ British people will be Impatient rying 22 persons stays afloat, as tho'ughtful analysis of the varying ALGIERS (AP)—Algeria’s Com­ House Press Secretary Plerm fuel gauge. When you run low, Bantly knows it . . Celebration, Coventry honored its Prizes for pArade . pafticipants ter won in the 11-13 year-group. Find out how easy it is to switch tive government. for results. officials s ^ It was designed todo, positions on the health-care ques­ munist-equipped reguUr army ia By THOMAS J. STONE Salinger toU reporters "pert of o^rp. but many persons from were given. The winning floats . Hiousands Take PArt Hit Record Peaks Other supporters concluded tbst “A sharp rebuff has been ad­ on New York’s Blast River and is tion indicates that some of these the ace in the gamble for power the President’s canferewce wOl and delivers. many places came as well to honor to a Mobilheat-fired water heat­ by dissident Deputy Premier Ah­ LIMA, Peru (AP) -'v A military were first prize, Robertson School South Coventry’s firemen de­ er. the major surgery had been nec­ ministered to merely routine com­ towed ashore after making emer­ poup was reported Imminent to­ be carried by IMstar to Earspe.**. Coventry, the birthplace of Na­ E^A’s display of the school build­ petence and subor^nate adminis­ gency landing because of failure med Ben BcUn. This historic first will he port Emergency Burner Repairs — the staff is on duty 24 than Hale. Republican guberna­ feated North Coventry’s in a'tug o’ WASHINGTON .(AP)— Personal essary because of the obvious day following the resignation of ing, second, the Rotary’s Club’s war, and Coventry’s teen-agers feicomes of Amortcans and the public dlss^^factlon expressed' in trative efficiency/' said the Daily of one of its two engines. Boss Cracks It is an army of 46,(X)0 tough, the Peruvian Cabinet because of a program gotog both araya hours a day, every day. Trucks have two-way radios, torial candidate John Alsop and quMn and court float and third, beat Willlmantic's young people in WE GIVE We Reserve The Right nation’s industrial producUon ad­ recent interim elections. Telegraph. FUneral services for movie pro­ well-trained And . determined men President Manuel Prado refused between America and Bnrope hy so the mechanic nearest the breakdown is contacted. U.S. Congressman Horace Seely- the Coventry Grange’s horn of a similar contest. To Limit Quaatitiea vanced in June to record highs. Nine more ministers, four with British voters have been de­ duced 'Jerry Wald conducted in with something like a guilty con- to bow to the armed forces' de­ means of Trtstor. The news foa- Brown spoke in tribute of the lit­ plenty. But the Income gains were . training and Bantly sponsored were Coventry’s senior citizens— the best horse unit, and Coventry hopes of success.” tempt to boost public atteni|aiice tion” wrote to the city regard­ aace fighters in Algeria’s cities, SokUin and his fotnisters quit many of 'them couples, wed more High School majorettes were first, sary Ball from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at dead esnter. er men from tbe legislative rank Monday night during a four-hour classes keep good meniup with the latest equipment. the Lakeside Casino. The two key economlq indica­ and file. From bis political foes there in Justice of the Peace Court, ing Detroit’s new one per cent and the guerrilU aoldiers who TROPIC’ DL'IX, DRRART than 50 years—and its three 1962 and ^Windsor Cavaliers, second, in MORIARTY where more than a score of sit-in income tax: battled Ui6 French in the interior, emergency meeting with Prado. the ‘majorettes division. North The. dance officially closed the tors—expected to be scruUnlxed “The isrinie mlnlstor has done expectable demands that Macmil­ Ebc-Btoance Minister. Alex Zarak BOSTON (AP)—The Meew. For further facts on Bantly service, phone MI 9-4595 valedictorians and one University closely by President Kennedy as himself enormous harm by this,” lan himself should be the -next demonstrators face charges. *;You ask on the withhold­ the reguUr army spent the seven (imaetts Sapresne CSart today of 'Cimnecticut scholar,. Selectmen Manchester wa.s judged the beat Quarter Millennixl Celebration, Cartoonists invoke name of ing form what proportion of and a half yqnrs of war in neigh­ te'd newsmen hs expected the evertoraad a state haa aik OmL or TR 5-3271. « fire department, with Eagleville which began lasf Sunday. be considers seeking an economy- said a Omservatlve peer. Lord to go. from Cofumbia, Andover, TollamI, IRCTHERS Lambton, on a television program "Macmillan's day is over and Benjamin BYanklin in 'complain­ my work is done in Detroit. boring TunlsU and Morocco, wait­ armed forces to take power in n hook ‘TVapic of CsoKWri* al- Mansfield ' an^i Windham, towns second. spurring tax'cut this year—weri day or two. dIscloBed Monday. Monday night ”I f ^ u get rid of no Stalin-atyle purge of his old ing to senators that House-ap­ I "I was all set to fill in 100 ing to go Iqto {action. thoogh it foaad tt "dbR *M n> . wMcb border on Coventry, rode in Herbert • Maxwell’s whiskers Servicet tomorrow per cent But I bad a long talk A p^ from i^radic attacks on ' Word of the (Cabinet reaignatioa sad offensive." Ths ‘ Va ’ "Our Reputsfieii were judged the finest, with The Oommerce Departoent your cloaest lieufWiants, there colleagues can conceal the. fact,” proved increase In ptotal 'rates for DELCMEAT cars of honor l II 3-5135 said personal incomes rosd 1700 must be something wrong with declared Liberal party , leader Jo newspapers and magazines would with my boss about my work. the electrified Ftendi defense was received calmly , in L iM . The a 4-1 vote dot m M ------Is Tour Asswt—cw** ‘ There were many, many speink- Charles Lowery's second, and TRUMBULL (AP) — Services be Mrious Mow to their profea- "He made it very clear that lines nlong Algeria'a aaatetn and rest of iPeru also waa imported Csart ndhqr whW Harry Herringtem’s third. *mUlk» in June to a record an- the leadership.” i Grtoumd. ing clean fire engines, brushed and are scheduled at St. Theresa’s 30^-315 Cmtw St. |w»ai rate of. 3440.4 Ullion, In­ Newspapers normally - loyal to Macmillan may be next to as far as ha can see I have wcftem horders, the action naver (julet. Pnido wmt from the Chbi- ' baa by Stelp AtW. 4 spirited hora^ and antique cars. Other awards were as follows: Church tomorrow - for Vernon crease of 134 billion over ’^(me the Oonsarvatlvee gave the re­ go,” said a headline in tbe Labor- tter in wfajch Theodore nnot done a Udi of work all came. net meeting' to a party in his Edsrardd J. MeCbmmrti j r . Bright yellow, pink and blue nap­ Best male mdrehing unit—'Wil- Behn, manager of the Barnum 1961. But the increase was only shuffle a cautious "wait and see” ite Daily Herald, / ivelt denounoito professional year. While they waited and trained, honor given by the diplomatic three kins preiended convincingly on llmantic’s Gold Star VFW Post, Hotel in Bridgeport for 23 years Mobilheqf about half aa big aa the one reg­ xecMtlon. "What tbe chianges amount to pacifist of his day and advocated '“So I have put down'‘aero’ Uieir chief of eUff, Ool. Houari corps. highest court BANTL floats that they w«|re flowers, and first, Sod Rockville VFW, second; and sn original organizer of the istered in May and was auhstan- Dally Mail saluted Maomll- is a confeaalan by the prime military training as means to

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