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▼OL. L X X X I, NO. 248 (TWELVE’PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JU LY 23, 1962 (OawUied AdvertUiag oa Fofo 10) PRICE nV E CENTS Peace Study Report State News NHRR Request Roundup To^ Gut Trades UN^ Seat Urged Hotly Opposed 27 Killed, 13 Fall KiUs Wife, HARTFORD (A P)—Oppo- sition was lodged today a t a Husband Faces hearing before the Interstate For Red China Murder Charge Commerce Comminssion by state and federal government officials against proposals by Honolulu Jet UNITOD NATIONS, N. Y, (AP)—A citizens study group STAMFORD (AP) — Jo­ the bankrupt New Haven which included Eleanor Roosevelt has recommended granting seph Tillman, 47, faced a Railroad to abandon branch Red China a United Nations seat. charge of murder today in line operations between Tor- It said the problems' of divided Germany and Viet Nam the death of his wife, Chris­ rington and Winsted and be­ ghoold be turned over to the world >—^ ------tine, 38. Tillman pushed .his wife off the tween Willimantic and Pom- Canadian In its report, released Sunday porch behind their . third-story fret. I n i^ t. the Commission to Study Chinese Reds, tenement apartment ' Saturday Represcfntotives of Gov. John N. the Organization of Peace, a re­ night, police said. Dempsey and Congressman Hor­ search affiliate of the American Mrs. 'nilman landed on con­ ace Seely-Brown termed the pro-1 Craft fdr Association for the United Na- India Argue on crete pavement. She was dead on posal of the New Haven truateeai tioos, rerammended: arrival at the hospital. a detriment to the economic fu-> 'T h e recognition of an autono­ Ladakh Clash Tillman said he had quarreled 'ture of Connectincut and th^ rail-1 mous Taiwan (Nationalist China) with his wife because he found on road. I Australia entitled to its own representatives his arrival home that she had in­ Samuel Kannell, public utilities in the General Assembly fo ;addl- TOKYO (AP) — Red China vited friends in for a party, po­ counsel, representing Gov. Demp-j HONOLULU \(AP) ^ A iion to the representatives of the accused Indian troops today of lice said. sey entered this statement on: be-' half o‘f the Governor; j Canadian airliner crashed and Peiping (Communist China) gov­ firing on three Chinese military ernment regarded the effective 141 to 149 The lines represent a compara-! burned in an emergency land­ government of ^hina, the two outposts during the past week in tively small portion of the entire' ing Sunday night at Hono­ p arts'of the Chinese people, pro­ the disputed Ladakh region. It HARTFORD (AP)—The Stole New Haven system. The public in-! testing that they are alt one peo­ said such actions have caused Motor Vehicle Department's daily terest, however, requires that any j lulu International Airport, ple, abould lie more capable of grave tension along the China- record of automobile fatalities as proposal to abandon branch lin^' killing 27 persons. Thirteen settling 'their differences by India border. of last midnight and the totals- on freight service or curtail commut-. escaped with minor injuries. peacefto^ negotiations within the In the most serious incident, a the same date last year: er service must be regarded with The Britannia propjet crashed framework of the United Na-iC3iinese broadcast reported, Indi­ 1961 1962 concern. . . . in a runway constracUon area. an troops opened fire on a Chinese Killed ...... 141 149 ''It has long been niy conviction The impact scattered bulldoten Emeritus Arhur N. Hol­ post in the <3iip Chap Valley, —and I strongly repeat it now— | and earth-moving machines. combe of Harvard, the commis­ tor !iing off a ZO^minute battle Chancellor Named that curtailment or reduction of rThe exploding airliner was sion's chairman, wrote in a fore­ Saturday. - -r service should await the develop-j sliced in two. The plant's front BIUDGBPORT (AP)—The Uni­ ment of the urgently needed long-j word to the report: India claimed intruding Com­ versity of Bridgepor.t preparing section was reduced to tangled "The inclusion of effective munist forces began the shooting range program for continuing and steel and ashes. for a 10-year, 617,900,000 expan­ rehabilitating the New Haven, that spokesmen for all the world's peo­ in the Chip/Oiap area and said sion program, has revamped its All IS survivors were iff the tail ples in the general international two Indii^ soldiers we^e woimd- gradual dismemberment of thCj section. Three stewardesses and top administrative structure and railroad ^thout regard to future' organization will maximize the ed. It chsuged Chinese troops also created the new position of chan­ the purser, all from Vancouver, potability of peaceful changes in opened / fire on another Indian needs and future growth potentials | B.C., were among survivors. ' cellor. may well cause damage to our | the world.’' force /elsewhere in the Ifimalayan Chosen to fill the new office The liner, "Empress of Lim a," , Members of the commission the same day. economy and to the railroad itself was president Jam es H. Halsey. —much greater than any tempo-! had left Honolulu only 41 minutes who signed- the report included New Delhi, Prime Minister His appointment will becime ef­ earlier for Fiji, New Zealand, and Mrs. Roosevelt; Dr. Frank P. ^hru today described the situa- rary savings.’' fective Aug. 1. the university an­ Republican senatorial aspirant Australia. Minutes after takeoff nounced Saturday. the pilot radioed the Honolulu (Oentinued on Page. Three) (Continued on Page Three) Horace Seely-Brown unable to at­ Vice IPresident Henry W. Uttle- tend today's hearing was repre­ tower that he had feathered No. 1 field, author of several succeasful sented by former Congressman-at- engine and was heading back. textbooks on Ekux^iean and Ameri­ Large Antoni N. Sadlak. Seely- The big silver aircraft appeared ■ can history, wiU move up to the Brown's statement read; to veer left before touching down presidency. on what Federal Aviation Agency The new vice prlsident will be ‘"The abandonment of tracks and Rescue workers and ambulance crewmen carry charred bodies from the wreckage of the Canadian facilities for freight service on a PaclAc Airlines Britannia which crashed at Honolulu International Airport. Bits of the plane flew officials said was a routine land­ Peru Strikers Test Albert B. Diem, who was named ing on three engines. piecemeal basis would aeem to be all over the runway when the aircraft plowed Into earth moving equipment during an emergency assistant to President Halsey The leftward slippage plunged early this year. a most foolhardy move. A business landing. A gtant bulMoz^ la visible at right. ( AP Photofax l. that la operating, even one that is the aircraft Jnto toe runway, con­ being operated ^ a receiver or struction equipment. The impact Military Junta Rule Drouglu Holda trustees in bankruptcy, hardly can Heed Kennedy’s; Proposal explosion ^rea'd flames a n d By THE ASMCIATED PRESS expect to survive by cutting off, 10,000 Sailors chunks of fuselage and engines Heavy rains fell on Connecticut inch by inch or mile by mile the over hundreds of yards. UMA. Peru TAP)—The power-^tary Imprisoned President Manuel over the weekend but they failed facilities Which H has for getting The crash was the worst ei- fill Workers Confederation of Peru Prado and other key political to provide any real relief from the business ___ In Quarantine vllisn air disaster in Honolulu his­ began a nationwide strike today figures. long dry spell. “The railroad should not be per­ Aerospdee Unions tory. Sixty-six died in March 196( to inotest the overthrow of con- Police broke up a crowd of 300 IJp to an Inch of rain doused cer­ mitted to abandon any line or serv­ when a - MiUtary Air Transport tain areas of the state during ice unless it surrenders also toe SAN DIEGO,® Calif. (AP)—Ten Service plane crashed in moun­ atituUanal government by a mili­ women demonstrators with tear thousand sailors at the naval tary Junta. ' gas and water cannons in Lima's thunderstorms Saturday and Sun- franchise rights which are in­ tains near the airport. «i*y. ____ volved, evfn though such sur- training center here are under The plane. Flight 310, had orig­ The Junta...lacing ita aevereet Plaza San Martin .Sunday nlghL. quasantlne ' l^eoauac «C . an r out­ The women fou^ t - back briefly ' H ow w ta.'tM ’V.S. WeatH(ii"BO!^ rsntlwf itaoeanmy would have- to Walkout inated in VanoMiver Frtday and- reau at 'Windsor - tiodcs said the apply to. aft area heyood that cov­ break of Iriflictteua‘n> Although there was no Indica- Saturday's thunderstorms were ment of railroad service are not unions have agreed to President tion that an industry-wide settle­ ment presstire had blunted the Foreign Minister Jose Antonio timely in ttiy opinion. I believe after four seamen recruits were The 18 survivers In the tail see^ Bonilla of toe Dominican Republic accompanied by vlcdent winds ; Kennedy's request lor a postpone- ment was hear, UAW members tion were thrown clear of burning strike's effect. which knocked down trees, toppled they should be denied ky toe com- hospitalized with the disease. PuMic and private transporta­ called Sunday for hemisphere cen­ Two were reported In good con­ I ment of a threatened Aerospace at the Douglas Long Beach plant wreckage when toe tail sectioa utility poles and played havoc m i^on, Or at least postponed in­ I industry strike—giving negotiators voted Sunday to ratify an agree­ broke off. tion appeared normal in the capi­ sure of Peru's military govern­ with yachtsmen. definitely pending toe formulation dition and two in satisfactory con­ tal. although many drivers indi­ ment. dition. 60’ days to seek a settlement. ment reached by company and un­ Some of these survivors, ndw A sudden squall diarupted a race a program for the secure future Labor contract talks were ion negotiators last Monday. cated they might halt work later. The United States and most off the Milford Yacht Oub. A of railroading In Connecticut and The quarantine was ordered escaped any visible injury, were Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy, Latin American ' nations have scheduled to resume here today. The Douglas agreement includ­ dozen sailboats were either Southern England.’’ early Saturday. Liberty for all re­ United Aerospace Workers at diief of the Junta which selz^ withheld relcognition from the swamped or capsized. Handd Jenkins, chief engineer cruits was canceled, and parMts ed a 35-cent an hour increase, (Oontiaaed on Page Five) power last Wednesday, met with Junta. Ryan Aircraft in San Diego and supplemental unemployment ben­ A ra-foot Mo< 9 overturned at of the financial shaky New York, of recruits—many of whom nor­ North American Aviation in Los some 70 labor leaders earlier in (Xd Saybrook, Iqillllng five occu­ New Haven and Hartford, said toe mally visit their sons on week­ efits Sind an agency shop which a bid to prevent a paralysing railroad is seeking abandonment Angeles agreed to the 60-day post­ would require non-union workers pants into Long Island Sound. Ail ends—were forbidden to enter toe ponement Sunday. strike. Most of the union leadbrs U.S. Woman Used had life Jackets and were restmed of the lines in Windham and Litch­ base. to pay fees to the union for acting reportedly agreed not to Join the field Counties because of extreme­ The International Association of a x bargaining agent. withto an hour. A spokesman' said toe first case Machinists accepted the Presi­ BiiUetins s t ^ e . Drug Held Making A numbw of communities suf­ ly high maintenance coats. was reported Thursday night. Two /The United Aerospace Workers However, the confederation con­ fered power failures and toe tent Itlie lines proposed for abandon­ other cases were confirmed as dent's recommendation on Satur­ are affiliated with the United Auto CuUed from AP Wires trols most of the nation's Inbor of toe Oakdale Musical Theater in ment are "ones ot light traffic day. The lAM had planned, to Malformed Babies meningocele meningitis cases Fri­ strike General Dynaniics-Oonvair Workers. force. I t Is controlled by the Wallingford was damaged, forcing density,” Jenkins said. The small day. A fourth case was Reported In other action Sunday lAM American Popular Revolutionary and Lockheed. late Friday and confirmed Sun­ Delay of the strike, originally workers at Lockheed Aircraft's HUNDREDS INJURED Alliance (APRA), the political or- PHOENIX, Arlz. (AP)—A preg­ (CentiBMd oa Page Five) (Continued on Page Three) day. Burbank, Calif, plant rejected the ganizatkm of tHctor %ya de la scheduled for ,noon today, will DUON, France (AP) — A nant Phoenix woman says she has *nie stricken sailors were identi­ company's latest offer. Paris-MarMiUlea express deralM Torre. leading- candidate for the taken a drag believed to have give labor and management a fied as: chance to work out their differ­ UAW members at North Ameri' near here today aad a govera- presidency in the June ejections caused toe births of numerous Richard A. Hostin, Los Angeles, ment. rescue aervioe ottkial aaM Which the military annulled. malformed babies in Europe. Pickets Switch Embtusies ences under the mediation of a can and Ryan also turned down condition good. I special three-man board appointed new contract proposals Sunday hundreds had been injured and Although Haya, a long time foe The woman, a young mother of Oiarles B. Palmer, Columbus, more than a score killed. The ef- of the miUtary, tailed to get one- four children,'told toe Arizona Re­ ^ tu rd a y by the President. land about 4,000 machinists at the Qa., condition good. The walkout would have in- Aerojet-General plant in Sacra- flolal said eae car of five d»- third of the vote required for public her husband obtained,a pre­ Terry A. Door, Ronan, Mont., ralled as the train passed over a Mection hy the constitution, his scription for sleeping tablets ebn- volved about 150.000 workers at i mento called off a strike—but re- Foreign Criticism Slow conditon satisfactory. 63 plants and missile bases I ------viaduct about 150 feet high had APRA party won a major share taining toe drug while they were Steven H. Wltthoeft. Devils throughout the nation. | (Continued on Page Three) fallen Into a dry ravine. The oth­ of the seats In Congress which in Europe last year. Lake, N.D., condition satisfactory. er derallld cars stayed upright, was to have picked a new presi­ She said they brought the tab­ The spokesman said the quar­ he added. The accident oeenrred dent from the top three candi­ lets back to Arisona and she took antined recruits were not isolated. about seven miles from the mala dates. On New Red Test Plans _ • They attended classes and mesa station at Dijon, where the train In a Uoodless coup, toe mill- (Contoiaed am Page Seven) call, but wera not allowed to en­ Form Own Government was soheduM to stop s a Its LONDON (AP)—Foreign crltlc-f'further Western tests on the long ter the areas of the installation's way to the south coast. ism of Moscow's decision to stage series carried out since EUster other two commands, the service a new series of nuclear weapons Japanese Foreign Ministry school and the administrative INJUNCTION BACKED testa mounted slowly today. Long- sources described the Soviet de­ branch. Algerian Radicals Split MACON, Qa. (AP) — U.8. 14 Nations Sign Pact anticipated, toe Sunday announce­ cision as ‘ regrettable. A govern­ Meningitis is an inflammation Dist. Judge W. A. Bootle refused ment brou^t few immediate ment spokesman said Japan will of the membranes enveloping the today to Intervene' in an injuno- comments from weekending offi­ file a protest with the Soviet Un­ spine and brain caused by an in­ tion issued by a frilow federal cials. < ion "in two or three days.” fectious org^ism. It may occur With, Premier’s Regim^ Judge prohibiting mass integra­ For Free, Neutral Laos The United States deplored the Meteorological officials said as s secondary complication of tion demontrations at Albany, announcement ae “disturbing principal Japanese concern was various other infectious diseases. Oa. The Judge turned down a in­ news” at a time when the' dis­ whether the new test series would TLEMCEN, Algeria (AP) —4 > Krtm said in a statement,he be­ quest for a hearing on an order armament cmiference in Gene>)a shower Japan with radioactive Ahmed Ben Bella's leftist radicals lieved it was his duty "to call of Judge J. Robert Elliott of Co­ GENXrVA (AP)—Delegat^ of 14^there probably will I be another together all revolutionary energies meeting before they leave Geneva. "is seeking new approaches for an fallout as toe Soviet tests last broke completely, with the moder­ lumbus, Ga., who Frtday boiwed nations today signed a treaty of year did. to oppose this attempt which There has been no indication agreement on >a nuclear test ban ate government of P r a t e r Ben protest octivities by Dr. Martin Independence and neutrality tor treaty. In KuaU Lumpur, the English aims only at compromising the Luther King Jr . and other Negrn that toe Rusk-Gromyko meetings language Malayan Ti|^es said News Tidbits Youssef Ben Khedda Sunday night unity of the country.” Krim said Laos formally bringing to a ‘close have produced any change in ei­ The State Department said "the integraUonists. "This matter is 14 months of efforts to restore world need h a ^ y be reminded” there was nothing surprising and set up the framework for' a Ben Bella was ''a-‘'suming heavy being handled by Judge Elliott,’* ther toe Soviet or American posi­ about the Soviet decision except from the AP Wires rival regime to take the helm of responsibilities in working with peace to toe Asian kingdom. tions on the major issues. that toe Soviet Union touched off Bottle sold. “Any matter for re­ When an luid signed, neutralist j new rounds of nuclear weapon the “'sheer hypocrisy” of the this newly independent nation. irresponsible elements of the lief should be presented to Judgo Rusk entertained Gromyko at Krbmlln's “pretense of Innocence The dissidents proclaimed them­ former general stkff of the Premier Souvanna Phouma of dinner Sunday night and the two testing U R September when it 'Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Min­ E lliott" Laos declared: "'We shall fulfiU bnAe a moratorium which had and helplessness.'' selves toe rightful leaders of the army." a reference to officers dis­ men spent four hours together. The Chinese (fommimist Peiping nesota says majority of Senate ap­ National Liberation FYont (FTJ4), missed by Ben Khedda shortly be­ toe oUigations of the conference American ' sources said the talk existed for almost three ydars. pears to favor tax cut this session. 8UACKNEY POSTS BOND Imposed on us. We shall do every­ The department expressed hope People's Daily hailed the teviet Algeria's dominamt political and fore Algeria was declared Inde­ HARTFORD (AP)—David L- was "businesslike and to the /. . . Sen.. George D. Aiken, R-Vt. military group. They announced pendent. thing to maintain an independent, point’’ but nothing of a dramatic that dw^te the iprojeetd new Shackney ' of MiddMeld today (Coritinued on Page Eleveu) contends that admihlstratlon sup­ formation of a seven-man politi­ The declaration summoned the prosperoua and neutral Laos." nature developed. They said'G er­ tests, the Soviet Union “will con­ ------/ porters “are making last desperate posted -a'$16,0M raol estate bond' In Moscow, Soviet Premier tinue to negotlAte—and seriously cal bureau “qualified to assume political bureau to meet in this with clerk of U.S. District Court many,^ and nuclear testing efforts to grab'oonfrols over farm­ toe leadership of toe country, the rebel capital later today to con­ Khruitochev haUed the treaty as was discussed. so—in Geneva." ers and the nation’s entire food Sylvester MarkowsU. The chtek- »n.iiin«Hiiy •’• dangerous seat-of The Moscow announcement did reconversion and reorganization sider further steps. It said that en farmer, accused of holdlug n The Laotian agreement provides 2nd U.S. Sky Shot supply.’’ of the party and toe national the session would be postponed, war” in -Southeast Asia. He said for withdrawal of all foreign not say when the tests will begin, Howard J. Samuels, candidate Mexican family In virtual slav­ It abosmd "international problems army, and the construction of the however, if four members who ery, is expected to be tried In troops from Laos within 76 days but-it is assumed toe first blast Slated for Tonight foi; Democratic gubernatorial are still ministers in Ben Khed- can be aohred, no matter how and security of its frontiers will be touched off in Siberia aoon. nomination, sayp New York State state.” U.S. District Court thk tsU. Ho comidicatod tfa^ may be.’’ Accusing Ben Khedda of estab­ dr's government cannot reach, pleaded innocent Frtday to nlno against further infiltration by for- In Briiain, toe propoaed new So­ should raise its i legal age for pur­ Tlemcen in .time. viet testa sent anti-nuclear pickets Above jemnson Isle chasing alcoholte leverages from lishing a police state, the dissi­ counts of peonage and in\’6lan- fr> a measage to toe conference, e i^ elements. This means both dents called on Algerians to rally At least two of these, Deputy Khrariichev eaUad the treaty "a U.S. military advisers and their hurrjring from outside the U.S. 18 to 21 until a national law is en- tery servitude and was relenoed HONOLULU (AP) — UnlCss to Ben Bella and establish “free­ Premier Mohammed Boudiaf and in custody of his couneei. Atty. major victory ftir the policy of support personnel and Oommunlat Embassy' in London to toe Soviet . acted...... Kennedy administration Minister of State Hocine Alt Ah­ Embassy. The pickets had been weather or technical problems in­ revives hopes of prying out of Sen­ dom, security, dimity,, legality Harry W. Hultgrcn, ^ d ta g the peace and ooc^ieration «lietween trmps from North Viet Nam must and true democracy” in Algeria. med. were almost certain to ig­ furaishlng of bond which wan dno countries belonging to different leave toe country. ~ parading In proteat against the terfere, the United States will ex­ ate-House conference committee a plode its second hlgh-altitude nt)- There was no "indication' that nore the summons. Boudiaf be- this noon. ^ aodal systems.". Members of the Lnotian confer­ U.S. testa in toe Pacific.' compromite bill to provide, federal i came Ben Bella's arch enemy ’ A grbiq|> of young Britons said clear warhead above Johnston Is­ aid for higher education. Ben B^ella planned to move on Al­ The agreement included two ence have hailed the agreement giers with the 45,000-atrong regu- during five years together in STRIKE END SOUGHT . documenta pins a declaratkm of r a victory fbr international ne­ they hbp^ to recruit an interna­ land Ute tonight Shtplosion in Titan missile site The shot—one of the Iasi of toe Ir army to overthrow Ben Khed­ j FYench captivity. WASHINGTON (AP) — Secro­ neattmUty and a protocol covering gotiation and patient diplomacy. tional crew to sail a lifeboat into near RilUto, Ariz. set off fire and The political bureau originally Leningrad harbor in Septomber. to. current Pacific'test seHes—will be injures to men, antlidrltles’'say.. . . da by force. The government has tary of Labor Arthur J . Goidherg the withdrawal at foreign troops toe entousiaam ns. toe political bureau. teg unlono m p e ^ ^ Rusk and Sovle( Soralgn Minister CBM ao'tar in superylaiftg a cease­ per. miiUa Soviet claim to have Ben Bella has demanded evw under wny her*. This 6,318 an auto^tlc right to test last is 10 p.m. HST—3 a.m. EST Tues- Cfommunist controlled highway be­ In Alglera, Vice Premier Bel- Andrei (Homyko have met twice fire In toe Jungle obutau^ becaiise kacem Krim denounced the, Ben since that Ben Khedda should ” ra- the pro-Conununiat Patoet Lao ghaiird "but nothing Is gainad 1^ dAy, 'but technlcal' technical' troubles or tween Weat Beriln and wast G)er- for lo ^ talkk on toe major East- many over weekend, and mm mr- Bella group tor "attemptiiig by turn to legality” by-recogjitotag W ta laaoaa Both Gromyko and forces refuaM to let them eback dimiiting tt and nothfog U likely wesitoer could delay It for aa.long toe CNRA deciaioo. to ba jalned*elUiar ay pUiftg yat* aa,ftvb boun. n a te a n wportod, force to ato up a dlctatorahip." aouieea have . indicated any Teportad' Tiolatlons. /■ i r ' ' )

■V..‘.' ■•', ,?i- > A o i MANOIESTER EVENINC^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0 0 ^ ^ BiONDAY. JULY |8, % m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDi^Y, JULY 23.fl962 P A G E T H R E E Columbia Venus Shot Destroy^, n . Patrolman Francis Barbers Sheinwold on BHdge Rockville»Vemon charged' KraUke with failing to C h i n ^ Bolton GilioeClld) drive a reasonatSa distance apart. “ T H B ^ A Y Kratzke posted a $35 bond. CAJkOS, TBIX < Race Forming Barbero reported that Kratzke India Argue on Wins Prizes f a m e t a u s drove his car into toe rear of an­ books for your a By Alfred Skeinwold other auto driven by Edward Free­ (APifolose to U to eurt an extenatye I HE RD IT ” man (ff 17 Woodland St. wtao wfm CAPS CAKAVSHAti, Fte. . ffight of the young p e o ^ in tlks V you Oould teach sticks and ▲ A S 8 ForElection Ladakh Clash gifts with —Tiw Mtlon’* •)««• ' acency program of planetary exploi;ation. membership of H is Columbia 9 AKIS slowing down on Prospect St. to The present 50-day favotabl* hy lohn Gruber •bmeS to talk you'd m8k# suri turn onto Woodland SL, when his ian puikad ahMiA tmUy with plan* to Canos (Sub, which Is sponsored by 6 A I t 4 (OoBllnned fTOni Pag* One) Top Value period extends through Sept. 10. thsy teid the thith. That's becauss 8 ^ To Assembly auto was struck from toe rear. laoneh m^aacond s p a c e c ^ to th* A minimum of 34 days is required Columbia Recreation' C o u n o 11, The rear bumper of the FVeeman participated in their firit canoe you’re full of goodnew. But 8om8 f f t n ^ tion as serious amd added "we planat Vcaua whlia technicians to prepare for another tiring And car wad damaged, but the Kratzke Arohitaot Arnold Lawrenc* said9ers committee was William Minor: Stamps! regatta yesterday aftentoon at Mople are wicked enough to make ' The struggle for the two avail- Rave to be wide awake.” He dib ohairman irf the apostles of good and. anfineers probed the, failure officials Indicated the Mariner I nanitnate objects tell lies. A 9 Q 10 » car was not damaged. Freeihan this morning that hs and hia staff failure probably will add to that Oochituats, Maas. sMe state representative posts in complained. of a bCadache and ab- cUned further comment. will, Harold Laws; chairman of St o p S h o p wicked flbigllshmsn did this with a 0 7 S t are p rep a ^ g new sketches nf tbe of the flcst attempt. I never felt that the. job of be-din the public prints to any great It ijvM an excited group that I lV- domlnal pains. The Communist broadcast said the parent education committee, The Uhited S ta ^ ' initial effort time while adjustments are made king of clubs in the 1955 bridge « M i B Vernon appeared to be shaping up secondary school facilities which oir the Atlas' first stoge to assure ingg a critic was a particularly extent and most of the criticism left, sarly Sunday morning in four Hospital Notes toe latest aeries of incidents began M n. George Murphyj chairman of to prolpel a vehicle to explore there la taksi the form of gen­ world championships. today with the selection of a nom­ July 16 in China’s Sinkiang re^on SUPER MARKETS the trouble is not repeated. mysterious one, but I constantly canoe and kayak laden cars. They Admitted Friday: Everett Cleve­ they arc attempting to have ready discussion clubs, Mya Pasquale Venus failed early , Sunday. Ibe eralities rSther than apeolflc in- wars driven by adviaors: Mr.' and Our wlcksd man; Adam Mere­ s w inating committee by toe Demo- when Indian troops fired two shots Cafro; chairman of tenchms, Mrs. The difficulty was in the Atlas. get questions about this activity dith, refused the first spade trick 5 7 8 J land, 14 N. Parir St. for a proposed meeting of the board Atlas-Arena ' B ' Dobster rocket stancea Tha result is that the Mrs. WlUiam J. Murphy, Mrs. Her­ Discharged Friday; Thelma Da­ at a Chinese post which did not Jamas Veitch; chairman of kelp- atrajred off course suid was de­ Preliminary information indicated which indicate that the public in but won the second with dummjrs 0 9 8 3 erata and the confirmation by three of education, the public building a flight control problem that ap­ standard of offsrlngs has steadily bert C Bnglert Sr., and Marshall A K Q 9 7 3 ley, 11 Robert Rd.; Thomas Galr return the tire. era Mrs. Rairmond Myette. stroyed nearly 100 miles above the general Is quite mystified about debllned to the point where It can ace of spades. He cashed the ace possible Republican candidates Last Thursday, the broadcast commiasion and bis staff Friday parently pitched the rocket nose T. Nuhfer, Wilbur Fletcher ao- t m M that they are still interested in braitli, Chester HUI Rd.,' Somers; Assisting Mrs. Murphy on toe Atlantic Ocean by thV range safe^ the job, and some of its aspects. hardly isUik any lower. oompanied them. of hearts and then led the jack of said, Indian forces intruded into ntHH. down Instead of straight up, start­ running. Mrs. Norma Provenzano and Lawrence said be ia restudying parent education committee will ty officer. The electronic signal So. although I considered this UU, loade of peo| e find It en­ -When they arrived they learned cluha from dummy. ' a Chinese area south of the Gal­ be Mra Harold Laws and Mrs. ing about 31 seconds after matter in a column nearly three 8 4 ' East naturaUy played low, and Es rsr k: The Democratic Town Commit­ daughter. Old Ellington Rd.. Broad toe whole project in the light of Biat l^ e d the rocket was flashed tertaining and sit glued In front of that two Olympic paddlers and one Brook; Mrs. Patricia Allen and way River and' opened Are. It said Ernest Aspinwall. Mrs. Cafro will SM seconds after launching. launching. The safety officer al- years back’. I'm going to discuss It Meredith played the king of cluW tee wlU meet Aug. 15 to endorse its Chinese forces "took no notice of the board’s suggesttana given to lowed-^e rocket to continue flying their screens happy that they are North American Champion weds candidates. Incumbents Gerald Al­ soil, 41 Vernon A've.; Roberta FBC r^resentatlve Douglas Che­ have as assistants on toe discus­ Specials for Monday naming wreckage of. the IS again in this one. getUng Bomething for noUdng. from his hand. Meredith said toe provocation.” sion clubs Mrs. Larry Dutton, Mrs. for an additional 78 seconds be­ The questions which is seldom to be among these participating in nothing with his own voice, but len and Raymond Sptelman re­ Trapp, Stafford Springs: Kenneth ney at a meeting last week. “Un­ nUUkin-rocket and $4 mlUion-Mar- And bsre we come to the reason the regatta with three clubs re­ Banks, Mountain ^ rin g Rd.; Mrs. The broadcast said: "Tbe intru­ William Mozzer and Anthony In'sr 1 payload plummeted into the fore destroying It In the hope that asked is, "Why are there any crit­ his cards told a story. Ths king and might also be unaMe to Mks portedly are interested in numing fortunately we have lost five weeks the guidance, system would cor­ why the medium le not genersUy presented (p The Samerset, The Co- Elsie Brau and daughter, 1 Pine sion into our country by toe Indi Mzulucci. Working on Mrs. My- Tuesday and Wednesday! sea. The spacecraft had been ics at all?" Yet in many ways of dubs said, in e f f ^ : ■‘■I am 8 toe heart finesse. again and are expected to receive an troops on toe western sector working closely: with School rect the error. • criticised; it doeen't coet any­ chituate and the Oilumbia Clubs. St.; Barbara Leskowski, 5 Oak St.; ette’s helpers committee to do ticketed for a 139-day interplane­ this Is the most important ques­ dseperate attempt to reach toe Dally Qneetleu endorsement. of .the border ana the increasingly Biqierlntendent Philip Liguori as wbrk in their homes for the Con- tion of all. The fact is that few thing (UnlSaa you count the newly Ths local club cams back in tks The three potential Republican John Pitkat, PUlabury HUI; Rob­ Uason officer for the board,” Law­ tary Journey designed to take it Project officials are counting on established pay TV in the area.) South hand for a heart finesse. Partner opena with one eltib. ert love, Coventry. serious armed provocatloiu have faternlty are Mrs. Wilbert Garri­ a successful Venus shot in the concert-goers (or theater-goers, early evening, more excited than Believes Story candidatee who expressed Interest rence said. The school boaM has within 10,066 miles of the cloud- The crlUc’a Job is to ase that whan they 18ft, filled with the and the next player pssses. You Ailmitted Saturday: Helen Phil- caused grave tension along the son, Mrs. James Toner, Mrs. John ahrouded Venus next Dec. 8 next few weeks to'-provide valu- or museum-goers, for that Wist believed this story.' Think­ hold; Spades— J ; Hsarts—. T in'’ runniiig today are William whole western sector of the Slno- » ! CSscon, Mrs. Carl Lelner,’ Mrs. matter) have any, profound the paying public gets full valus satisfaction of winning many 6 6 Hsihh, chairman of the board f brick, 6 Woodland St.; Amos Ther- progreas that waa mads whan we Even before data could beiaable information for more aophis- for their expenditures, whether or ing that his side could win three 2; Diamonds—9 6 3; Clubs— Q 6 ien, 11 West Rd.; Walter Kilbanta, Indian boundary." Donald Holbrook, M rs.. Andrew analyaed to deterrnipe exactly. ticated Mariners planned when knowledge of music (or trophies, and with the pleasure of spades and two clubs. West grab­ education, John Daigle, former worked with Uguorl In the board's i g m u not the people are satisfied at the seeing world known paddlers at 9 7 2. What do you say?? .. 3 Carol Dr. The <3iinese charged .the (3iip MaiMggia and Mrs. Frank Manna. VOT H ^ O what went wrong, crews started 1 the bright planet again 1* in drama; or art.) They go to be en­ moment. Otherwise there will be bed the ace of. clubs and led an­ Answer: Md two dUbs. Despite resident of Vernon Young Repub- Discharged Saturday: Richard Chap incident was the result of behalf, tha architect laid. tertained, and if they are amused Work in the sport they love,. other spade. £cane (Jlub, and Thomas G. Car- The Confraternity of CHrisUan preparing the launching pad for position' in ' early 1984 and again an inevitable letdown In standards your excellent trump support, , you Goldberg, 14 Bellevue Ave.; Stan- an "entirely premeditated mill Lawrence said his staff, working Doctrine was sstablUdied by Pop# anedher Atlas-Agena B anq the in late 1985. Mars also comes they feel that is all there should Seven first prinm were taken by Seeing what was happening Bast ruthers, incumbent president of tary provocation" by the Indians, with Liguori, board of education unUl the (iuMic is acttwUy bjing the Columbia; twe secemd prisee can afford only this weak re­ islaw Grochota, 04 W. Main S t Piux X as a means for toe laity to Mariner 3 payload. within range twice in that period be to the matter. won ^ t o the nine of spades and sponse. the Young Republicans Club. A aimed at cutting off the Chinese representative Harold Porcheron, / Actually, few o f them get any­ short-ohanged In matters of art and two third places. Births Saturday; A daughter to assist the clergy In their work. 1 Time was the deciding factor in and NASA Intends to launch four and entertainment. returned the king of diamonds. For Sheinwdd’e 38-page book- fourth Republican reportedly inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrepy, 56 post. and PBC representatlVea Douglaa Mariners to pach planet during thing lika full value out of the Quarter mils kayak, first, Rob­ This didn’t help. .Meredith won ested is John E. Grant of Pleasant 'Ihe work of the CCD is especiaUy m o v ^ forward before data from Publicity given to a bad per­ lett, "A Pocket Guide to Bridga” High St.; a daughter to Mr. aiid The broadcast said Indian and (Jheny and Harold Dwyer, started needed in Bolton whkre there are the first shot had been completely the two-year span. offering, and most can be satisfied ert Fletcher; eirtt milk kayak, in dummy with too ace of dia­ send 50c to Bridge Book, Man­ ■yiew Dr. The GOP ToVvn Commit­ Chinese troops exchanged fire for with toe same type of plan toe with quite mediocre performances, formance cannot, of course, af­ Deiuis Murphy, Tirst, and Doran Mrs. Robert Waite, 23 Mountain no Bisters or parochial schools and analysed. Venus.comes into favor­ A successful Mprlner launching monds, took a finesse with toe nine chester Evening Herald. Box 3818, tee will meet Aug. 20 to endorse S t about 20 minutes after the Indian board of educXUon itNnow suggest­ so long as the result is entertain­ fect that performance, but it Shumway, third; canoe tandem for of clubs, rattled off the rest of two candidates. H there are any the laity helps with religious edu­ able shooting range only every 1? this year could reveal composition Grand Central 8U., N. Y. 17. K. T. Admitted Sunday: Judith Ru- troops began shooting. ing, a . double-loaded cVrtdor plan, cation of the children aa well as of the Venusian atmosphere. This ing. You'.only have to watch tele­ eerves to prevent -future per­ girls, Pat Murphy- and Nancy toe dubs and then took three more more ncrniinatlons, they can be months and the National Aeronau. formances from ' becoming any (Cepyright 1963, General Fea­ dinsky, Barbara HiU Rd.; George' Chinese guards broke off firing, with cissi rooms opening Off either with adult education. tloB and Space Administration would help in designing the type vision for an evening to prove the Bartolan, first; Mrs. William heart tricks with the help of a made at a Republican caucus im­ but Indian roldiers continued side of a corridor. At toe sugges­ worse. Nobody in the entertain­ tures Corp.) Herzog, Union S t; Irma CasteUi, i Several members of the Wom­ does not want to pass up an op- of instrument capsule NASA plans truth of that asseetion. Murphy aud L«e German, third; successful finssse in that suit, too. mediately following toe committee M oun^n Spring Rd.; Karen shooting intMmittently for two tion of Liguori tUa first plan was TV programs are not eriticised ment world can long aurviva a half-mile, kayak, Warren Fletcher, Meredith wound up with ten meeting. en's Auxiliary of the Bolton Vol­ ChiidniisBetter by far because they’re fresher by far . . . from the peotnity to sSnd a spacecraft I to land on Venus in 1984. bad press and, theoretically, at Bankcroft, Phelps Rd., Warehouse hours, wlthdiawing to their own discarded in favor df a core-type first; quarter mils for glris, tricks, Ami it was all very dis- Alao to be endorsed by both par­ outpost late at ni|^t. the radio unteer Fire Department attended least, he must improve or quit Um Point; Karen Barten, Tunnel - Rd.. facility to giva effecUva aeparation farm to your table in less than 24 hours, plump and meaty! Marlon Lee German; first; a oanoe eoursging to the Anti-Fib League. ties for the November election will said. between the junior and aeiiior high the dedication of the new fire- busineea ■yemon. in Union Saturday. The tandem, Doran Shtunwoy and Still, you might keep that king be candidates for registrar of Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Gloria p ie Ladakh region lies in the school classrooms, Lawrence said, Actually, with enough money Warren Fletcher, second; oanoe of dubs play in mind for toe next voters and for several justices of MacLean and son, 24 N. Park St.; pi>or^ mapped area where India’s since this separation was an im­ auxiliary was honors by B R E A S T spent for advertising add pub­ tandem. Robert Fletcher and time you’re in a desperate con­ the peace. Mary (Toughlln, Old Stone Rd.; Kiummlr Province meets China’s portant part of toe bibard'e epecifl- president, Mrs. Adolph LEG C licity, the public may be won Dennis Murphy, first; Rlcki Rob­ tract. (That is, if you don't mind On toe Democrat’s'' nominating Olga Darico, Vernon. ^ k ia n g Province and Ifibet, catione. Roberto, seated on the reviewing over to the performer's side de­ inson and Marshall Nuhfer, sec­ being labeled a deceptive player.) oommittss la Mrs. Mary Pfau, town w ^ h is under Chinese domini- Since toe board’e deaires now stand wtth (3ov. John Dempsey, QUARTERS QUARTERS spite the fulminations o t the crit­ ond. If South had played the clubs MATAUS W06b committee chairman, Abner tlon. The Chinese now control seem to be for the douMe-Ioaded Representative Horace Seely- Bodk BDoaox ' Vernon news Is handled through ic. Indeed this often happens. One Plana ware made, tentatively, nomally, Wsst would have re­ Brooks, High Sheriff Nicholas The Herald’s RockrtUe Bureau, 5 about 14,000 of the 15,000 square corridor type of building, Law­ BroWn, Statox PoUce Commission­ Small boned, Delicious NORMAN'S JULY SPECIAL SALE singer, according to excellent re­ fused the first dub trick. South er Leo Mulcaky, Major (jarroli Pawluk, Melvin Cantor, and Mayor for a .return' engagement and West Main St. TRemont 5-81$8 or miles involved in the Ladakh dis­ rence said plans arc being studied dark mestl |]| whit* meat. ports, spent ovsr 1150,000 for oanoe^ regatta in e i ^ September, would get one dub instead of four OHt That tMaf h Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Mitchell 0-6797. / ’ pute. Red China also claims sm­ with a fresh approach. Shaw of the Stotf fire marshal's pubUelty in the U.8. last year, and on Columbia lake. "LAST DAT______rm ntn** May Appeal Ouster other 46,000 square miles of terri­ Suggested sketches prepared by office, Richard MtUUgan, of the I'm quite confident that the Members of the local elub will WHh Steve Beevet A poeaible appeal to toe sUte tory India considers its own. fire marehal'e divlsioi^ State CD American press didn’t spend any­ Mre. Agnes Kreysig of the board participate in National Competi­ supreme court was being weighed India sent a stiff diplomatic and submitted to Lkwrenoe Director WilUam Scluttunan, Jack thing like this amount in revitw- ENDS TUESDAY by Arthur Huntington this week note to the CSiinese Bmbamsy in Smith, president of the\State BIG iitg the offerings. Ths result is tion in Washington, D. C., the N H R R Rc^quest through Douglas Cheney in addi­ against a decision' by Superior New Delhi Sunday, charging Red firemen's association; Jol^. Mo- that although this performer la weekend of July 38 and 39. They tion to obviaUng the junior-sen­ will leave on Friday in order that Court John C. Fitagerald, that troops opened fire in toe Chip ior aeparation pu6e the kitchen hering, secretary of the sf-fte mediocre, the public believes they Francis J. McNulty was Vernon’s Chap area and also near Lake firemen's assodatlon and former will hear one of the world's they may get in some liractice on To Cut Tracks and auditorium in a location Sliced Boiled Ham the river. It is an ambitious move legally proper building inspector. Pangong 126 miles to the south on which would erexte an awkward Tolland Omnty high sheriff Paiil greatest singtrs by attending one Huntington served aa building the same day. Sheriff. of this performer’s offerings. on the part of the club, organised GRfGUHY ROBERF ^>pearance should toay be re­ only a year, but leaders bellsve inspector from Aug. 15, 1957 to Hotly Opposed The note said Indian aoldlera did moved from the pUns, Lawrence Attending from Bolton were OR BY-THE4»IE6E A source of confusion in the thers is a great deal of potential ^^PECK MITCHUM Feb. 15 of this year. McNulty was not return to the fire at Lak'e said. Tha board had asked that State Rep. Mra. Dorothy Miller general mind ariaes from the fact »WINDSQ elected building inspector at a ^>e- Pangong and only began shooting and her husband, Robert Miller, For picnic wndwiches, summer here and are encouraging them to HEUI (Oontinaed from Page One) plgns be prepared ao ' that, toe that the critic keeps (or at least make 8very effori. OTEB cial town meeting Feb. 28. in the Chip Chap Valley when "in oafetorium oould ba taken out if Fire Chief atul Mrs. Peter Masso- salads, snacks! Exceptional value! should keep) an eye on the ac|tie Fieal » Bass Town (Counsel Robert F. Kahan the face of continuing fire by the Columbia's voting list _ amount of revenue garnered from price of eonstructioH proved too Uni, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rob- 'lb of ticket prices. A performer/ap- had ruled Huntington's appoint­ (%ineae, they were forced to re­ high. srts and Mrs. Warren Amundsen. increased by 36 names, added Sat­ ment was Improper in that state these Hnes do not justify their con­ ng for the benefit of a .build- urday when for the first time, IRlI turn the fire in self defense.” "We arc not beiiqi; arbitrary,” 'The teen-age youth of the Unit fund in a ohuteh auditorium l-iM law says toe inspector shall be ap­ tinued operation in light of toe Lawrence said, “wo will draw ed Methodist Church are invited because the town now has a pop­ Meuees pointed by toe town's legislative tickets at a dollar each la ulation ovsr 3,000, a voter-making O’nsnt financial situation of toe .railroad, sketches based on the board ot to an Infomal euppar meeting on I going to have a big head atari, on EH EBNM’BUV SMiUta body, toe town meeting. session was held in July. "AIB TATKOL” the comptuiy engineer continued. education's wishes,” although toe the parsonage lawn tonight at 6 the performer who hires the Bush- Huntington had claimed he had propoeed plans have a lot of un- make ptaiui for the eoming Bleven of those ma(to regiatetsd OkIMree raSer U been appointed under toe 1947 Thomas F. Kelly, state legisla­ Girnnjijuped Here*s more proof nell 'and charges a $5 top. Not with the Reputdican party; seven Free! deslraMa features.” Uguori's val­ year. that I thiidc la necessarily ex- PLiTS TOP HIT COMEDY Feetare let TeeMa building code when it was adopted tive reprroentatlve for the Railroad with the Democratic party and Trainmen, termed toe trustees’ us as a lialaon offieer has bsen to The final seasion to clean the Ceaslve, but it does Intimate that in 1951. you *ll do better at Stop & Shop! MAYTAG eight chose not to r e n te r with "WEEKEND WITH LULU" move a process of "slow liquida­ As Car Flips mads Ineffsctive by tha board’s United Methodist Church and the IHi BiSI AHEAD OF THE REST However, Judge Fitzgerald said the performance will be five times either. tejeoUon of hia efforts la toa part educational 'building will be held tliu tlc‘|)eiuKibie tiiitoiiuiticb as valuable. the building code adoption was nul­ tion.” • "W « are trying to bring to light A 10-year-old Manchester girl five weeka, Lawrence said. "We tonight at 7 p.m. Hiare wUl be a ■ ■ STOP&SHOPa ^ The person who attends both lified because there was no evi­ will now go through all tbe mo­ concerts is likely to say something Manohester Evening Herald Co­ dence showing that three cies the fact that the New Haven Rail­ suffered severe internal inji^ries baby-sitting service for those with lumbia oorresponoent fifre. Donald were mi file with the town clerk road is developing a process of slow tions of preparing sketobea young children. like; “I can't understand 8oandso, Saturday afternoon when she was again,” the architect explained. the critic. "'H e gave Aflss Temple It. Tattle, telephone AOadeniy 30 days b^ore toe code was adopt­ liquidation of its lines aa an answer The London Homea study group 8-8485. thrown from .a convertible sports "Direction for the preliminary o t St. Maurice Church wiU meet A p p l e P i e s a very nice review at .that church ed. to its financial troubles,”. Keljy I aketchea was rseeived from Mncert, but he was quite mean to Even if the copies had been filed. said. car which overturned and crashed tmUght at 8 at toe home of Mrs. W M l Judge Fitzgerald said, toe^ atate Ha called the union's objection on Camp Meeting Rd., just west Liguori, hut obviously the board RusseU McKinney. ^ ihat hsuidsome Mr. Singer at -the doesn't back him iq> so we hsve Bushnelt, and I thought he vnut far ZBA Will Decide building code had been superceded as an intervener “the first battle of Carter St. SAVE 20* ! by state law, which gives toe mu- liiw in a long war.” The girl. Miss Priscilla L. Gib­ to start again.” Biaachester Evening Herald superior to her, and had so niuch The aketchea prepared by Mrs. Homemade flavor in a mors 'personality, too." Ths critic On Pantaleb Bid nicip^ities' legislative body toe Jenkins testified. "It is antici­ son, 46 Turnbull Rd., is reported Bolton correspondent, Grace Mc­ power to appoint the building in­ pated that during the year 1962 it in fair condition today at Man­ Kreysig do not have 43,492 square Dermott, telephooe Mitchell man-sized p ie! Flaky will probably agree that Mr. Sing­ feet- as reported la toe paper, Department of Theatre spector. will be necessary to s^nd $14,418 chester Memorial Hospital. She 3-6566. crusts! Regularly S9c. 3 9 er.was twice as good as Miss Tem­ The Z«mlng Board of Appeals to­ Lawrence aaid, but a total of 46,- ple. but not live times as good, .as The 1947 code says the inspector (on the 'Wllllmantlc-Pomfret line) was admitted to the hospital's spe­ night will decide whether to allow 71m Ulliverdty of Oonnectient | shall be named by toe chief ap­ for maintenance, exclusive of any 854 square feet with an adihUonal indicated by the price. Btorrs cial care zone In critical condi­ Emil Pantaleb to relocate'hia auto pointing authority unless other amount to 'reduce or eliminate the tion after the one-car accident. 1,045 square feet needed to bring How To Hold As for persohaliiy, this is very junk business from Horace St. to Aa Equity Aiieideat Cempany means are provided. existing deferred maintenance." it into proper prospsieUve because difficult to assess; from a stand­ PoUce skid Brian Delano Rivard, of obviouslyundersized and omit­ Stock PI. . TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY— lULY 24-gULY M Rubbish Pickup The amount of deferred mainte­ 21. of 13 Foley St., owner and point of entertainment it is im­ Board members will meet In ex­ A WLARIOUS FARCE OF YOUNG LOVE The monthly refuse collection for nance on this line is $25,160, he ted areas. Itie new suggestions by FALSE TEETH portant, but from a standpoint of driver of toe 1960 model oar, waa toe board would bring toe area ecutive sessions at 7 o’dodt in the "UNDER THE YUM YUM TREK" toe city of Rockville will begin at saidi traveling west along Camp Meet­ Moro PinHly lo Ploet Srf it has ho bearing. In fact, Municipal Building. the east end of the city at 7 a.m. The chief engineer said toe es­ up to 47,204 square feet, com­ Do your falsa tsstn annoy and ara- Orange Juice Admiadon - ing Rd. and lost control of the car strong personalities frequently timated average annual normalized pared to the 46.854 equare feat in Last Monday, when Pantalso’s Tsiidag-Thnreday! 81.75-83.08—Friday-Saturday: |8J 8- f l j 8 on July 80 and continue through­ after striking a hole or some ob­ bamnbysUpptns.iliappiiiZorwob- get in the way of a truly artistic request was subject to publib hear­ out toe week. cost for this line Is $38,996. plans submitted by Lawrence to bMns whan you tat, laush or talk? psifonhance. We all know the DISCOUNT FOR THEATER PARTIES ' ject in the road. toe board, )m aaid. Juit tprtnkla a Uttla FAfiTKETH- on ing, a number of Stock PL red- Babe Ruth Team Wins TTie car went up a gravel baiUt, your plattt.Thla alkaline (non-acid) SNOW CROP movie star, for example, who re­ dents protested toe proposed re­ BOX OFFICE H HARRIET S. #ORGEMBBN Posting a 2-1 win over toe- In commenting on the board of povdar holdt ftlie Moth more Ormly mains the Acme person in what rolliki over once and landed upr education’s suggastioai, PBC and more comfortably. Mo aummy. Riq 19e toviagi Stock your freezer now! location. Seymour M. Orchard of GA 9-9831-8:80-4:00 I ’ Wethersfield All SUrs on Sunday, right, said police. tooey.paaty taate or faeUnz.Dott not ever role he portrays, regardless West Hartford, owner of toe Serv- the RockviUe Babe Ruth League UN Seat Urged chairman T. Jaok Crockett said ■our. OhaekB "idate odor" (dentura Keep plenty on hand for cool drinks! of the author’e intenUms. This GA 8-3913—4:90-8:09 | Curtain at 8:90 Miss Gibson was tossed onto toe today "It is a shame that toe breath). Get FA8TBTH today at Well Burner Corp.; , 44 Stock Pl„ has advanced to the third round road, and Rivard landed In toe Stop ft Shop Brand at same low price. 6 - * l is not art, no matter if b* is en said the junk budneae would hurt board of education remains so un­ dnia eountciB arerywhara. of tournament play and wlU take back seat, said police. cooperative." tertainlng. hia ihveetment of more than $100,- on toe East Hartford team For Red China Ckmsequently the public and the in^q his budness. A passerby caUed police, and an Crockett continued, "If they 000 Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. ambulance took toe couple to ths critic are frequently at odds, sim­ Other S tock' PL residents -said On Tuesday, the Rockville Lit- ware reasonable we oould have ply from their varying view^nts. (Oonttnned from Page One) hospital's emergency room. Miss Uona, euch aa withholding the spe­ they objected to having another Ua League All SUrs will play toe Gibson was admitted after exam­ cifications. calling for two referen- The public admoat invariably goea budness located on their street, al­ .' N M ’ s to hear Giuseppi Bignoise in a re­ Windsor American All Star team Graham, former president of the ination and Rivard was treated for dums' trying to unseat our oom- Thre% Diamonds though it is elesdSed as an.Indus-, at Windsor. The locals beat Man­ University of North Carolina and cital of music by various compos­ trial xone. Hey K id s l cuts and bruises and discharged. miaaion, and the constant bickering ers. The critic goes to hear the STATE chester 6-5 on Thursday night. now the U.N. mediator for Kash­ The car wgs extensively dam­ and negative attitude o f their rep- music of these composers as exem­ The 2SA postponed deoidon on The Vernon Little League All mir; liberal clergyman Donald S. aged and wSs towed from, the rMentative, Harold Porcheron, on plified by Giuseppi Bignoise. Pantaleo'S request fqr a week after Stars were knocked from tourna­ Harrington; magpsilne editor Nor­ scene. our commiaaion, have aeriouely de­ LOOK board secretary DaiUd, Hair Said GIANT KIDDIE SHOW ment play on Friday night when man Qjusins, and writer James So far, Miss Gibson's condition layed our school project. If we Light Tuno In dther words, the critic goes he wanted to view toe property be­ they were shut out, 5-0, in Henry P. Warburg. has necessitated transfusions of 18 don’t get moving fast, it looks like raal insurance savinars with You so.a llic on famous brand, tuna! to hear the music, while the pub- TOMORROW AT 2 P.M. fore deciding how to vote. Park by the Manchester Ameri­ A former assistant secretary of pints of blood. better than half the school will be our all-Hi-tme policy. 4 1 lie usually gods to hear the person­ And Every Tuesday Afternoon for the Summer Ideal for salads or sandwiches. A real ality, Who is right? The public cans. ' I state. Francis O. Wilcox, signed Seven o f her relatives donq^^ed on double sessions next yesr.” feels it is right since it foots the THIS-SHOW WILL EXIT AT 4;S0 P.M. Swim Aides Needed but with reservations on the China pints Saturday night, and three ad­ Crockett said he has revlawed money-saver! - Reg. 29c can. bills, but the critic remembers that A balf-ddzen water safety aides sections. ditional donors were called to give toe "Kreyeig-PorchMun” plan with personalities come and go, while foe the Horowitz Memorial Swim­ by toe Manchester Red Cross office. toe architect and finds it Interest­ .80 the music endures for centuries. ming Pool are being sought, ac­ Three pints were also brought ing that the plan exceeds the first Since the public seldom really cording to Donald Berger, swim­ DAR Tea Planned from toe Hartford blood bank...... requests of ths board by 80%. "To ming pool director. Officer Samuel Maltempo is still put toe e:q>ensive finishes on which knows, the music, it is likeiy^o the board of education wants oould A Yoor loys ALL THIS Best ears of your life! Season's best price! judge on the one thing Itris qual­ TONIGHT—ENDS TUEB, Both boys and girls, betwemt l4 At Lebanon Site investigating the accident r ified to evaluate, personality. The and 17, are encouraged to apply. bankrupt BoUdn.” “Either plan, Applicants must have either a with minimum flnlshas, could hit $13,000 On Youi' Home critic, on the other hand, will judge toe million dollar mark,” Crockett chiefiy on how well the performer junior or senior lifesaving certifi­ A silver tea wiU be sponsored $ 5.200 Your Contents cate or haya completed toe swim­ /Aerospace Unions said, "but if we Incorporated all succeeded in expressing the com- by toe Connecticut Dadl^ters of the board’s suggestions it could $ 5,2^0 a'heft (Average mer’s course. A training course poeer’s message. In fact, he thinks toe American Revolution Wednes­ Postpone Walkout drive the ooets. upwards by anoth­ $ hSOO Extra Expense of the performer only aa a messen­ totaling 16 hours will be given. er or 16%.” ■ ger and looks behind him to con­ All New Color Cartoons—Doom OpcnlAt 1:80 P.M. Those passing the course' will day from 2 to 5 p.m. at toe 10 $25,000 Liability Coverage CORN The South Windsor High School sider the author of the message. ______ALL CHILDREN S5c • be eligible for selection to serve Jeremiah Wadsworth stable ad­ (Gonttnued from Page One) I 500 Medical Coverage jacent to the Governor Jonathan wss mentioned by the board as a The public is likely to see only the as aides and help as assistant in- cmnparahle school, Crockett aaid, $ 250 Property Damage herald in' brilliant, trappings, and Trumbull homestead in Lebarion. fused to endorse toe 60-day cool- atructors. TTie tea with tour of the home­ but this, too, is erroaeWis. That I 50 Glass (Average Only hear the stentorian voice in Vemoa Arrest ing-off period. school has 93,000 sq u m feet with EXTRA BONUS A U THIS WEEK AT STOP t SHOP! which he mouths some other (and stead and staMe is open to toe A special meeting will be held Cesuedy Of Hie Yeai^-Oolar Tadeuac Bruckner, 41, of War­ public. There will be a a silver toe cor tract wlee at $15.70, toe n u 8 Additional Coverages more hmpdriant) person's senti­ MUBIGAI. ren Ave., Vernon, wtis charged ‘Thursday to decide whether toe cbntraotor for'w e South Windsor These are only a few of the many stamp bonuses for' you ments. THEATRE donation, a parcel post booth and local there should strike without OrUUi^m with failure to grant the right of articles at a “this and that” table. school repof^ed. It follows that the Want To Know More? '^throughout the store! Watch for Extra Stamp sign*! ‘YAOHaOR FUr osa Hea tw ei - Saet. tsTiwi way at an interaection Saturday toe sanction of the national offi­ b igg^ the building, the lower the l^lus All These Features: Proceeds will be used tor main-, cers. ' t after a two-car accident at Dobaon tenance of the homestead.. unit price. “ Just in the pert year Avs. and Rt. 60. Local officials ssUd they were prleee of construction are up 4%, CALL Ml 3-1126 I "Gu m of Navaro'ue** Mrs. Halsted Tiffany .of Orford perturbed that national officials ■ Selective Water Level Control ■ Sef^ TONITE Bruckner, booked by (Constable Parish Chapter. DAR. .is a -mem­ CTOckrtt said, and wS wUl be fortu­ Wef1st "Carry On Nurse” ' MI S-78S3> J(9m Lehan, ia alated to appear in bowed to.the President's reqilest nate if we can.obtain a price with­ Our 24 Hour Service . ber of toe homestead committee. without consulting the locals. 1500 Extra-Stamps RockviUe seaaion of Circuit Court Ud ■ SbvirlTefWfay Draining ■ Beautiful 2 ! w -c" S L’l ) ^ . s " in 10% of . that estlmatod by the Number VSAT 12 on Aug. 21. With negotiations set to resume board of sduoaUon.” The driver of toe otoer car was today, observers say little action 30 Become Voters Gat 100 Extra Stamps whan you hay StyBng. B Zlnoeoeted Cabinet ProBedi ssr.suT.jsju. Dorothy E. Ulrich of 198 Main St., Is expected untU tCennedy's three- In the voter-making saesion Sat­ STATE Police' Arrests man board establishes working NOW—ENDS TUESDAY RockviUe. urday afternoon 20 now voters 2-N)s»-^ fresh (ROUND (HIKK Againet Ruel fl Unbelence Safety Kviteh Oeps Trounce Firemen procedures. . , made: Of these 9 signed Shewn Tonight and Tues. Difficult aa it is to believe, Ver­ Kennedy's move in calling for 8:15 aatd 9:00 .■wimd-Mnsrf Knute A. Anderson, 61, of 10 De­ wito toe Democratic party. 0 with ■apaii^-p. I , ^ Gat 100 Extra Siamps-v... . a4\^lh non police and firemen squared off toe strike postponement came as toe Republican party and 2 re­ B Top loading B Double Poraalain Waah againat each otoer for nine innings pot Sq„ at 4:30 a.m. yesterday, Beatleu a surprise .to some union and maining unaflUlated. This brings .SaMksd SkeeMsf for a bensflt softball game at Ver­ was charged with intoxication af­ management leaders. |i!I»l ? JlifJ» (OlONIAl CANNED PICI ter being observed walking along toe total number of voters en the .Baalial B Optional Sudt Sauer \ . non ElemenUry School yeaterday They had expected him to make preseiH unporrocted list to 1565, and-aams up iWlth 38 runs being Oakland St. in an erratic manner. use of the Tsft-Hartley Act -and Aifderson posted a $25 bond while including $16 RepUbUesns and S$I HO MONEY DOWN es scored. * obtain an injunction which would Democrats. and tha feature that makes them 8:58 The game, played for toe benefit awaiting appearance in Circuit luive postponed a strike' for 80 NO PAYMENTS UNTO. SEPTEMIER 19*2 7:80 m im i & shdiir Court 12, Manchester, Aug. . Registrar Mrs. Mamis Maneggia lO-h BAC C A U ^ IA POTATOES of the Jimmy Fund, ended with 6 explained that there are about 50 all work Maytag Dependability the score xt 34-14 in favor of toe Edward F. Armstrong, 23, of 14 'roe procedure adopted by toe names on tbe 'voting Usts that will ^0® Extra'Sian.j.8 with C«.i»Bti|yflaa police department. ' Lawrence SL, at 3:30 yesterday President enables him to use the pnhaMy be removed when the Usts Take Up To 3 Years To Pay/ Pitching duties were shared by morning was stopped on a routine Taft-Hartley powers at the .end of are oorroeted fai Oetober. Caucus Ous CebspleW Shew Eve. at 1 PLUS AT 7:45 Nac^AE ' Chief Kittle and Tatro for the motor vehicle check and charged the 60-day period. - , P liU i& I^ H A LF Ci^UON KE CREAM firemen end by Fredrickson and Usts were recently corrected but Deere Opex At •:50 s with operating a motor vehicle ------^ ^ toe voting UsU are revised just be­ ''G s lls a r B W . Zonghetti for the poUce depart­ while his license was under suspen­ fore the fall elecUons, Mrs. Maneg­ 6at 100 ixtro Top Valat Staoips whaajyea hay ment. I , sion. Armstrong i>osted a $250 .:ond Ralph Martin Tarray ■ |tockvUle Arresto gia said . £ flS T U J O O D while awaiting presentatldn In Cir­ Briefs 100 STOP & SHOP AMOTUS 1EABA6S TUnglng* . Cliarges of breach of toe peace cuit Court 1^, Manchester, Aug. 6. GREENWICH (AP) — Funeral Miss Jeannette Sumner, treasur­ ■ and abuse to an officer were lodged A Great Family Show ------1------:----- services will be held today for er for the Brtton sepUee unit of Cat M iKtra Stamps whta yaa hay afrainat Norman G. Lyman, 32, Ralph Martin Torrey, 78, a retired the Salvation A m y, reports that N O R M A N ’5 Wslt Dleaey FreeeaU 14 V e m l^ Ave. Siturday night to «Arehilecture Guarded chemical engineer who. died Fri- $164.50 has been contributed to OPEN DAILY Hayiey Mifi* DeasM Crisp Supernumerary Leonard Burkp. day. i ./ toe fund to date. 175 B iU iU itm A WHOU WATERMEUW Lyman posted a $300 bond pendi Until eight yeara ago Torrey waa Church Naxses Otfieeta bB bARTAGBaiA, (Joiombia — Be­ I East Center 9 AsM. to 9 P.Me 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE AfVHsnii bs W ei t Jerry Lbsrie BSts M. a M. itM.. nji.4n vui. in 1 dispoeitibn of hie case in R ocl^k chemical division manager of the Ndw offleere bava been named "Orhy Friars .1 Session of Circuit Court J2 on Aug hind a defensive wall 40 feet thick "The’Parcat "Sa8 Saek” MIM. uniaiBtn nx aa a «1 and .60 feet high, Cartagena has Lummua Company of New York. for the Cbnfratsrnity of Christian Street . 8atTilltP.M. Bobby” "DeUeate DhEnqUeaV* 7. He ia survived by his widow, Mrs. Doctrins of St. Maurios Church. FREE DELIVERY — FREE fARKING IW Also due in court Aug. 7 is AUe toe best-preserved complex of 16th (IB Coktr) (lx Odor) Augont 8th Century Spanish arohltecture. in Jessie Clarice Torrey. and two They art: PrMldent, Harvay Kar­ Phone 00 u m P. Kratake, 18, of BUtagton Ave.] pin; viea pronUent, Mrs. WUUam YOU'll ALWAYS BETTER AT STOP&SHOP! UW -tdM M M .1 IbMAdO AtlNs isa iWGWSSHOW I StSiu who was booked early Satuj' ths. America. The Wall, waa built daughters, Mrs. Phyllis T. Boaee M I si-1126 to keep mit (firatas and English and Miss June T om y, botk a t Vogal; soeratary, Jamas B s in a . moniiag afteinilK accident a t . Aj^oiatsd shalrman the ftslv . V ^ and ^ ib o d l^ Sts. laldan. Oreeitwloh. ' a t . ‘/v . % < ■- C ' T / % 'r j

wi-; i'Vt MANCHESteR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1862 PAGE FOUR a d N C llE S I ^ EVEKIN6 HERALD. Mi^CHISTEB.^ CONN^ MONDAY. ;ULY SS.. 19S2. mure of, us ought to be able to do tourliig, i^ana to spend ths rsat of. Martin Asks " ^ Jamboree Brings to an End No4 strictly From Hanger too aummsr slsoping; Utida Alltn ,4lanrl|piitrr more eaiaily, and wa join the ffrat PLIAUNOTI: 27 Kaied, 13 Survive State News Warnock>Case Wa watched a certain "liocu- la r a v a n plans to spsnd her time buying lady in xaUlng out, after the first cUMhes; Louiae Ongland, wants to m enta:^' on television t|ia other Cost Estimate Second Session al Day Camp l i ^ r a U i yank of the sklla had dumped As­ get to Tha Uarioheater Msrakl In H • Stinting night, it portrayed the work being her. tuNije before her vacationing WE'RE CLOSED Roundup rUviSHED BY THE tronaut Glenn into the water, Honolulu Plane Crash More than 350 parents aiid^safety, campfire building, cooking At.t> PRTNTTNfi CO. m a done abroad in a certain country ■Btart faster Ethel!” Ends 10,000-MUe Trip parimte return, in order to eenaor For 2 Mains ^ ^ 1 1 BIim U itWM aiiy mention of her in these ar­ ; friends attended a jamboree mark- a meal outdoors and essential ManchftW.r, Conn. by a certain organization. Thera (OeattaiMd from Pago Oho) ' (Ooattoned from Pag* One) ticles. Deha McDonough wanta to FOR VACATION General Manager Richard Mar- ^ ing the end' of the second session knots.' THOHM T. I^RGUSON wits no doubt that the effort in­ acqidra a tern impoenible riding in Members of the Pioneer Unit, WALTER R. FERODSON The three dozen members of tM« Phinney-Hunt Education­ unaware thaL anyone bad been the cancellaUon of the matinee Un has asked Lawrence Wittkof-1 tor f « campers at Camp Merrie- Puhli.h.r. .•> volved was the very finest kind of A'Thoaght for Today a station wagmi. .. RE-OPENING TUESDAY^ AlJGUST T - 1 performance. led by Mrs. Everett Kelsey, spon- Fmnid.d Oct6b*r 1. 1S81 effort, being carried out by the al Tour returned to Manchester last evening from their 10,- Diane Dearington got general kUled. Obituary In Danbury, two large treas aki. acting-superintendent of the I Wood Friday evening. The program .sored an open 'house for parents, Spoaeored by the Maaebester and friends last \veek. During Uie moat dedicated kind of people, in 000-mile tour of the West, welcomed home by a thunderiug agreenisnt whan she summed up Survivors were taken.to Trlpler were knocked over by t|ie winds, . . . t „ i . 'PabUahtd. Even Ev.nmt Exc«pt Oeuneil ef Churehes , the group’s faaUngs: “1 Juat pten to Army Hospital. James F. Heroey falling slpiultaneously on th e two-week session, they pitche^ •luidap Iaod, ____ Helraaj J«y«. Ent«r«l at tn« an area where it was good to hava downpour of rain that made unloading travel gear a wet .a f VIC'S WZZA SHOP check cost estimates for two pi-q- Campers in Unit 3 presented a K it Offli..ic* at Manch.ttar. Cona- fair. The tour, previous exploits ofO ait and wish I were back on the ’The wreckage burned for more James F, ‘Tierney, 70, of 141 St. neighboring homes of- two brothers. tents, lashed tripod wash standi^ •Mnnd aaaa Cl UaU Matter. tuch an effort being made. Someone has said that the best tour again.”- 15S MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Emil and Chickary Dewan. on Oak posed water mains, one on the skit about the first scout meeting work tables, and made, a shower,., which havs already been reported than ,a hour. The four engines John St., collapsed of a heart at­ rounds of Manchester High in the United States. Unit 2 meiu But what was in doubt was the way to keep up with world evepts in thee columns, visited the'Seat­ tucky hospitality offered, top were ripped out of the winga. Lane. f latrine, garbage pit and food stor­ ' .EirEECRirnoN rates is to read the Bible. tle World’s Fair, San Francisco, notch camping in wilderneaa Bur- tack Saturday, while working at chool and one in Haynes St. to j bers sang songs from World Wars age cache;^'' '■ Payable ta Advanc. _ . real authenticity erf almost every In its issue of July 30. 1862, Life rouhdings, replete with hot show­ They rolled for hirndteda of feet, serve Manchester Memorial Hos- :i and II eras, and girls from Unit Other' activities included, fira;' Carrier Hall combination na Tear ...... tlB.60 S32.0Q Magazine contains vivid pictures ers. Waldorf salads spiosd the was pronounced dead on arrival at pltal. |l and the Peter Pan unit'demon- drills, tornado drills, making boojk^ It* MnnUit ...... 7,75 11 no and description tha documentary of a recent bomb explosion togeth­ yon country of the Southwgst, and cookout siippeF: with half a dozen Air Force men at adjoining NEW HAVEN (AP) — Funeral A 1958 estimate by Fred Thrall. i .strated dances of the pa.st 50 marks. leaf prints. autograpW nirae Mrnitha ...... S.AO 5.50 came home along ^Rt. 60, with, Stolen at Pero’s Hickam Air Force Base were first Manchester Memorial Hospital. He contained. er vrfth the reactions, of spectators. girla, led by Judy Johnson and was the father of the Rev. John F. sei-vices will be held tomorrow for the superintendent of the water years. Parents joined in a twist books, butterfly nets, cookout^ tae Month...... 1 .to . 1.R5 Following is an exact quotation as some deviations. Louiaa Maher, preparing the treat. at the scene. They found siirviv- Mrs. Katherine Kingsley Farnam and ae.wer department, on the demonstration. and hikes. Each unit camped out. Peekly ...... 30 .« In such a judgment, we may Since the last report pn their CaMi and cigarettes valued at 960 ora wandering aimlessly. Tier:iey. assistant - pastor of St. taken from this dramatic, article: In Cincinnati, the tour visited Margaret’s Church. Waterburj’, Harvey, who had been active In j cost of the main to sei ve the Members of Unit 4 dramatized for one overnight, and intermed­ have been completely wrong. But “As. far away, the huge bomb ex hegite, the girls have visited the the Procter and Gamble plant to were taken in a break into the Peth ‘‘It sounded like It was juat out- inany civic, social and phllantrliopic high school was 95.616. said Gen­ the admission of the last lOiir iates followed the Blue'Trail on MEMBER OF remarkable plant of the Hallmark Fruit Stand sometime yesterday, aide the window and we thought and former assistant at St. Peter’s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS it would be our impression tllAt ploded In apace first a light man watch the manufacture et Ivory Church, Hartford. orsanization?. eral Manager Martin. states to the Union. Arizona. New hikes to Highland Park and Gaj^ Tha Aaaociated Preu Is exclusively had never seen . . . then, in awe­ Card Co. in Kansas City, where Soap and a host of other prod­ police said today. it was an accident at our pase.” Mrs. Harvey, 69-year-old wudow To do the job now would prob­ Mexico. Alaska and Hawaii. City. Program aides visited CamB, entitled to the use of republlration of those who undertook to film and such paternalistic company policy Patrolman Jiathe 1| cheater . . financeJf chairman, I . and . sey. Mrs. H. J.^MtKlnnky an(f ta The Manchester Evening Herald. gry, and had a hard time looking evening were spent in Lancaster. removed from hinges on' an asst ters, Mrs. Annie. Hiqkey of W est: Mrs. H. Gibbs Guion of Litrhfl?!'! shall be turned into darkness, and for 36 people or a late afternoon. Px., in the heart of the Amish and approach, the aircraft appeared Hartford and Mrs. Martha G ardner I 3ud Miss Louise Harvey of New general manager. Ruel Wicks, camp chairman, who Miss Jean Cai«t>bell. Sfibstitutes hungry when they were supposed the moon into blood, before that While the g i ^ reveled in toe lux-: side door of the clubhouse. Bn. to FAA control tower personnel A cost estimate (or the Haynes attended a cookout prepared by were Mrs. .-Jeanette Schultz ant^ Dlimlav advertising closing hours: Mennonite country. After spMiding trance into the building was not of Manchester. : Haven. For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. to, according to the - spoken com' great and notable day of the Lord ury of X lAvvrence, Kan., .mptBi, the afternoon at an Amish farm to veer to the left,” an FAA state­ St. main, an 8-lnch one some 800 all unit!*. Members of Troop 699 Mi'S. Glen Mirtl. ! For Ttiesday—1 p.m. Monday ment. ‘ come: And It shall come to pass, Hunt and/rainney watche^-A love­ and home, the group ate Pennsyl­ made, i>oUce said. _ ment said. " The funeral will be held toiomo feet long to replace a present from Bunto Center. guests C^t4' of counselors’ children wa4 For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. ly Bunaei in a cloudle^ sky pra- row at 10 a.m. at the Johft3n F. Sometime* Brakes ! 4-lnch main, was $7,900 Bg of April For Thursdav—1 p.m. Wednesday. As a matter of fact, the chil that whosoever shall call on the vania Dutch foods for striper, ex­ The tower timed the crash at of Unit 4 last Thursday, were pro'C'ided by Bbth Strom. Caro^ For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. name of the Lord shall be saved.” cede A star-filled night. The eve- cept for a few cowards who or. 11:19 p.m. Hawaii time. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Fred 1962. said the manager. given stone.s, collected and dec;, Ann Gryk and Diane Swansotfr For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday dren had rather fat, full faces, all (Joel 2:30-32 and AcU 2:18-21.) nii^ was spent In' a Kanaas'bcwl- dered cube steaks. Canadian Pacific reported the Center St., with a solemn high Davis’ car bumped througli four, Another main would be laid in orated by Brownies of Unit L.afid Program aides were Kathy Mute (Rassifisd deadline. 10:30 a.m each except one who had a sort of angu­ Joel’s prophecy doesn’t seem ipg alley, .vyhere top scores were The final day's tour home was a PREsemnwNS crash was the first in its air Mass of requiem at the Church of barriers and ended in three-foot | Summit St from Perrett PI. to shared a corn roast with Unit 3 doon, Katby Dunn. Joanne Bi-r dav of publication except Saturday — quite as difficult to believe In 1962 recorded -by Jane Boekus and by operations since August 1958, the Assumption 'at 10:30. Burial ditch at an excavation site. Main St. at Hajmes St., to complete campers. nette, ^ drowsy and listless, exactly as Butler Stats Park, where Ken­ First Flight in Vernon. Include her husband, a of certain peace-keeping opera- young actors under amateur_di entire coqt of 44 per cent. son of Scltico. a daughter of Broad KILUNGWORTH (API — Seven­ was nolled by the prosecutor. The dog has been put away. tiena undertaken by the United rection try to look drowsy afid Brook, six grandchildren and a teen-year-old Antony Tomlchtee of Miaa Beverly Jean Caae of Man-» carried a bouquet of white carna- Court Cases By Cummings Since Strike great-grandchild. West Haven was slapped with two tlons with yellow roses. Other cases continued: _____ ^ - Nationa—aa in tha Near East and listless. When the dinner bell cheater became the bride of Army Until Aug. 2, David A. Hahn, 17, F i r s t SPECIAL! The funeral will be held Wednes­ counts od dlscsrding trash in a Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Democratic Town Chairman Ted tha Congo. rang, they were supposed to wake NEW YORK (APt~An Eastern state park. Lt. William H. Warnock of Sey­ Hixson of Darien. Miss Karen An­ M.ANCHESTER SESSION of 95 Hlghlanti St., for court trial day at 8:15 a.m. at the 'niomaa mour Saturday afternoon at Cummings said today the Republi­ This ia an ‘'advisory” opinion, up and smile and look happy and; Air Lines jet went into the air W. Johnson Funeral Home, 105 Police said the youth was stop derson of Litchfield and Miss Les.-, Fine.«i and bond.^forfeitures to­ to charges of allowing operation of t(^ay. putting the line back in ped when he threw trash from his I Bmanuel Lutheran Church, lie Landau of Stamford. Thfey taling $473 were ordered in dis­ an insured motor vehicle and in- can majority’s altitude towart tliJ asked of the World Court, by vote hungry. They did this with a little National operation—on a limited basis— Oak St., Windsor Locks, with a surplus in the general fund is “like car in Chatfleld Hollow Stale Park ^ The bride is the daughter of Mr. wore street-length sloeVele.«is position of numerous case.s pre­ ■struoting an unlicensed person; ef tha United Nations General Ai- more zest and naturalness. Tuesday for the first time since a strike requiem Mass RL St: Catharine's that hit song, 'Rubber Ball You Church. Broad Brook, at 9. Burial yesterday. He did it again, police and Mrs. Charles Bdson Case Sr., dresses of pale green silk organza, sented before Judge J. Rober Miss Julie W. Sherman of Bolton, aembiy. because a number, of na­ Quf point is unpleasant ghd sim­ S t o r e s shut it down a month ago. said, while being escorted...... to West­ 104 Woodslde St. The bridegroom matching headbow^ and bouquets. Lacey t(xiay who also referred 11 tor court trial to charge of oper­ Come Bouncing Back to Me.’ ” . The strike was still on, but will be In St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Mrs. Case wOre a blue and others to the Family Relations The surplus, which was today tions, lad by Russia and by France, ple. When our do-gooderS can de­ Broad Brook. brook State Police troop by a is the son of Mrs. Stephen Martin ating an uninsured motor vehicle; MANCHESTER some crewg were on duty. Ranger. of Seymour. green print . er hour understand why an Irislunan we really want of a first family— been assigned to the flight, but chester Memorial Hospital. Chester E. DeMerchant of Jer­ “The majority party with its reaolved things into the present These fine juicy tender .steaks will prove to be a sizzling mouth-watering favorite with your refused to cross the picket-line. A town plaui is under con-sld- in a 35 m.p.h. zone along Center might not like it.” long experience at ruling eant soma stuffy atillnsht’ and abstsn- Mr. Schneider was bom March Estes Buyin g sey City, N.J., to Arrigb Almetti St., wa.s fined $50, The case was “That Scottish bagpipe wailing enduring pattern. Not even the Mr. G. F. S. bought his Musco-Pedic Mat­ femily - and! remember at first National you always get top quality - guarantaad Eastern says it plans, to 2. 1922. in New York City. He war of Manchestei, property on Birch eratiun by the Planning and Zon­ seem to estimate a surplus, regardP- tion from the fullness of lifeT tress to relieve backaches and reports “I nonstop flights daily between New ing Commission and a number of continued until Hiursday for pay- isn’t music.'” said Terrence Mc­ less of w'hat the mansiger and the Supreme Court ruled everything, York and Miami-tw'o each way. a veteran of World War 2 S t mepi of fine. A pa.saing through Allister, 37. “It's just noise--a We notice, in news story and have never had such refreshing sleep.” Extra­ Survivors include his wife. Mrs. John J. and Nancy E. Clears- of town planning consultants have cohttoUcr say. ^ bight off, and, to tell the truth, it picture, that the wife of the Presi­ A company spokesman said 23 Real Estate been interviewed, to that end. a red light charge against Hage­ terrible noise.” "The difference between the R ^ firm Muaco-Pedic (and ultra-firm 'Verto-Rest administrative and service em-. Eva Richter Schneider. Manchester to John J. and Mar­ now was nolled by prosecuting at­ He said that after a hard week doea net aeem to have completely dent, and Astronaut John Glenn, i SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE Funeral services will be held to- jorie C. Joy of Manchester, prop­ They fnclude jSamuel S. Spiel- publicans and the Democrats ia Die plovea and an undetermined num- R.V TOM JOHNSON vegen of New Haven. M. Lincoln torney E. George Gorsky. a.s a railwa>y porter, he was Democrats guess at the sui7>lus. miraculous enforcing power even our number one space hero, were Mattresses, too) are made by famous Hol- at the Hirsch Funeral erty at 11 Overland St. The following bond forfeitures of mechanic's reported to ! morrow Amarillo Globe-News of Technical Planning Associates, sleeping Saturday morning. The iVe actually used th i surplus to BOW. putting on a tandem performance man-Baker from an orthopedic 'surgeon'’g 'work today. Home. 1225 Jerome Ave.. New Wiiliam J. and. Rita R. Mc­ were ordered by J udge Lacey band piped toward his house and iVritten for The Associated Press Coy of Manchester to Armand J. New Haven, and Robert Bryan help determine what to set the tajc ' In the world order, the basic on water skis in the calm waters ^ specifications. Yet many Watkins customers Flight engineers struck June York City. Burial will be in Mon- and William Blakeley of Good- when the accused failed to ap­ waked him. rate, whereas the Republicans use 38, in a dispute with the Air | teflore Cemetery, Springfield, L.I., ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (API— and Jean M. Schmitt of Manches­ pear in court to answer to charg- j question to be decided, sooner or off Hyannis Port yesterday. After who have normal, healthy backs, enjoy this ter. property on Gerard St. kind and O’Dea of Hamden. Pre­ I waa very angry,” said Mc­ the surplus as a windfall. lines Pilots Association over | N.Y. There are indications that housing vious interviews had been made es: Paul Jamison. 22, of Kame- Allister. “I jumped out of bed, ran “While it lookg good for them to later, la isdiethar or not the power aha got through the tandem per- ^ firm bedding, too. Why not TRY this unique whether an engineer -or pilot—is j ------Grace B. Glenn of Manchester rori, S. C., $60 for speeding; Wil­ will be the next focal point for with a representative of the Yar- and got the biggest bucket in the come on a surplus, acUially they'rj of tha puree—held not by th^ap- formance with Glenn, the first bedding at Watkins tomorrow? Costs only LB to occupy the third seat in jet to Jlber Lee Taylor and Mary- liam Reeves, 43, of Lynn, Mass., house, filled it with water and taxing the people more, in this in­ LB investigators probing the- opera­ Helen Taylor of Springfield, Vt., wood and Block Firm in Sims­ {iropriating or taxing authority, as lady took five year eld Caroline $89,50 . . . a small price for such sheer lux­ aircraft. ■ bury. and an estimate made.' A $40 for speeding; Leonard Mas- went after them.” stance a third of a mill more.” - Th» problem arose because Funerals property at 174 Lake St. sare Jr., 32, of Yonkers, N.Y..$40 in moat govemments, but by the out on the skia. Elarlier, ahe and j urious rest! tions of Billie Sol E.stes. special meeting will be called by When he reached his front door, taxpayers themeelvae—is going to flight crews are being reduced Although no details have been Quitclaim Ueesis comniission chairman John E. for reckless use of the highway the hand wa.s passing. He rushed State Legion Elects Ckroline had nonchalantly awum \ from four to three. m” disclosed. Federal Bureau of In­ Emma Bieber. Margaret M. and Horton if estimates are received and inlo.xication; Austin Rossiter. up the street in front of them, be abla to control government pol­ from the family yacht to the shore. In Washington, Arthur J. Gold- Raffaele Donadin Ruth A. Kottke. all of Manchester, 4'(, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. $30 for fol- ^ w'heeled sharply and let fly with berg, secretarv of labor, h'as| The funeral of Raffaele Don- vestigation agents have been .stu­ .sufficiently in advance of the reg­ HARTFORD (AP) Louis L. icy. The issue is the same aa if we Astronaut Glenn and his family dying official records for weeks. and Albert E. Kottke of Rockville ular board meeting, Aug. 14. lowing too closely;' Thomas P-iUie water. asked, in this country, whether sui riUled * meeting of repreaenta adio, ,117 E. Center SI, was held to Chester E. DeMerchant of Jer­ Oker, 28, of Chicago, 111., $25 for -ri.- a-.,.-, «... i postmaster of North were on the Cape for the weekend tlve* of the line and both unions. this morning at the John F. Tier­ Their target is a once vast sur­ sey CItv, N. J., propertv on Birch Principal Resigns J™ : Grosvenor Dale, was elected zUte individual taxpayer had the legal ‘•95* plus housing business in which Richard D. Gale, principal of illegal passing on the right; and | from bonnet to sporran aa tha guests of the Attorney Gen­ Top Round Slouks ney Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. to commander for the coming year r ^ t to refuse to pay hie income St., with a .solemn high Maas of Este.s. a Peco.s. Tex., promoter, Jolin March of Manchester to the Hebron Elementary School, Louise W’yeoff of Windsor. $15 for j Three pipers spluttered ae the Amertcan Legion fini^ed eral, Bobby. engaged along w'ith grain storage, has tendered his resignation to overtime parking (three counts), j hu.sh tax because he objected to sending now, while it's worm Tsndsr, Raverfiil requiem at St. James' Church. Beatrice E. Lipp , of Manchester, A drummer stopped drumming! convenUoa All thia fills us full of some Cube Steaks “,95« Charter Meeting fertilizer sale.s and other activl- property at 854 Hlllstown Rd. the board of education, to take ef­ Charles Sablbnski of Stafford ' a man to tha moon. Tlie individual TYle Rev. James T. O’Connell ti . Estes .since has been indicted was sent to the State Jail in Tol- to wipe the water from his drum-1 , , , , _ / vague resentment. There ia some­ was celebrant, assisted by the Beatrice E. Lipp of Manchester fect July 31. Gale has held . the ' At the final session, Leg;ionnair>- taxpayar does have the right to Fruhly Grouhd LB Said Imperative on fraud and theft charges and to John Marph, property at 848 po.sition for the past nine years. Isuid for 15 days after he pleaded thing inside us which doea not re­ Round Ground Rgv. Francis T. Butler as deacon adjudged bankrupt. He became principal In 1953, and guilty to the charge of being a “That 11 .stop you playing th at; try to influence that decision and the Rev. Joseph H. McCann as HiUstow-n Rd. heathenish music at 7:30 In th e! Wethersfield, senior vice wm- joice at the spectacle ef the first Much of the housing inquiry Administrator's Itoed in 1954 became first supervisory common drunkard. , , through his vote at tha polls or lady having such a relaxed, enjoy­ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY DRODUCR SPICIALSI Atty. Vincent Diana, chairman subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone has centered In the Albuquerque principal of the school. He states Nelson Durgin of Lynn. Mass., moming.” shouted McAllister as ‘ Ruth Congden. of the charter revision commission, was organist and soloist. Burial Paul R. Marte, administrator of he went back to oed. Hartford, senior vice commander tha vote of his congressman >t able time. We are not sure we ap­ prepare for area^Texaj)_Atty. Gen. JVil WlLson : the''wtaie'"of toe ”'iste ~'Aug^^^ that his resignation is caused by a 17-year U.S. Navy veteran now taking no chances .that the com­ was in St. James’ Cemeterj’, with has been digging Into Estes hous in the Merchant Marine, was giv­ w? ' J J r • for women; Royden Barton. Bris>- Washington, whom he might per- prove what she doea with little mission meeting slated for tomor­ committal read by Father Mc­ i_._ n.-.,- V Kottke. to Emma Bieber. Margaret personal reasons. While here he Extended torecast jq, historian; the Rev. Leland auade to vote againat any appro­ YELLOW ONIONS row night won’t have a quorum, ing deals also, while federal au­ M. and Ruth A. Kottke, all of established the educational en a $10 fine, suspended, for in­ Caroline. As for Astronaut Glenn, ^winter BANANAS TOMATOES Cann. thorities have examined records Hunt, Norw’alk, chaplain, and Wil­ priation for flights to the moon. notified the membera of the com­ Bearers were Anthony Diana Manchester and Albert E. Kottke giowth program. lesulted in an toxication. Nelson had been ar­ •WINDSOR LOCKS (A P)- The liam J. Smythe, Stratford, judge W.C remember that all the Astro­ OOU»M Yn.LOW M W CROP HOT HO^'Slv mission that attendance is ‘im- in 'Arkansas, California. Kansas, of Rockville, property on Birch St. ungraded primary department, rested by State Police Saturday extended Connecticut forecast for But, ha cannot refuse to pay his , Jr., Roland Stobin.. Arthur Healey, Louisiana. Texas, Washington adovate. nauts were originally good Repub­ peratlve.” ; Janies ERstw'ood, Mario Diana and Us Pende'ns first of the kind in, the area. He on an interstate bus while re­ Tuesday through Saturday July own tax for that reason; if he lb cello State and Washington, D.C.. has also been active in the Little licans, and we remember what a 2 ' lbs 2 5 < 3 1 9 * w 2 9 < The meeting which was supposed. wiiiiam Diana Adolph Levin against Connecti­ turning to his ship in New York 28: could, there would be no govern- to have been held last Wednesday . ____ Independent examination of rec­ League and in the American Le­ following a party in Boston. Judge Tenipeiatures are expected to sane and balanced person Glenn . JMmI snd Produce Priest Efisclivs Tueidty and Wednetdsy Only > ords yields thLs information: cut Mortgage and Investment Ex­ gion. His resignation is accepted piant. Even if youYheating plant seems to bq operating waa canceled when not enough f'lr.1 change Inc., to foreclose mortgage Lacey qrdered him to continue on. average 2 to 4 degrees below nor­ Personal INotices has always seemed to be, and we members showed up to make a I twirl Stops I\eertle Nearly $200,000 was paid by from George H. Williams to Adolph with regret. Supt. of’' Schools via bus, to his ship, today; mal with relatively cool weather I And that, of course, ia the world wonder if he likes being command­ quorum. ^ . Estes and associates for surplus Levin, property on Tolland Tpke. Aram Damarjian is making every Family Relations Officer throughout the period. Issue, whether countriee like Rus­ perfectly, have Bantly check it. Probably the CommiMion^ __ membero must de SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) — An buildings sold by the U.S. Corps effort to fill the vacancy before Thomas EllioUjvlll review, the fol­ Some normal high and low tem­ ed, by the royal family, to appeaf GROCERY SPECIALS . . . EFFEaiVE ALL WEEK! cide whether'Or not they will ac-' 8-year-old Oonnectlcut girl stopped! of Bng^lneers in the Albuquerque Marriage Ueenses opening of school in the fall. Card of Thanks , sia and France and some of the Norman Slilelda of Rockville and lowing cases, upon rcqpest from peratures In (Ilonhecticut are Hart­ Thw family of Ida Aotolik viah to at the Cape for weekend. .-"furnace needs cleaning, the hot water system cent the board of directors’ rejec- j the revolving Space Needle res-; district. Miss Mary E. Hills, daughter of the. cpurl, to determine If juvenile ford 86 and„62: New Haven 81 and thank all of our npifhbora. friends ai^ Arab oountries can make' it t>ti- We are afraid, in fact, that fine, ei exist by refusing to pay taxes being taken in by the glamorous u're to the town counsel. : Plunkett of Stamford, Conn., have been destroyed. They are *1 swarded a 1962 NaUonal Founda­ Charged with theft of motor of an inch occunine aa shower* thank all ih.oi»e who sent the beautifi^ lubricating:. RICHMOND 29-OZ Thirteen other proposed revisions brought the restaurant to a halt no older than six years. It Is and Marilyn S. Champion, 5 Broad tion Health Scholgrsbip in the nurs- when, they do not approve of some pressures of the first family. Is ■/ , vehicle plates and larceny (two Tuesday morning and again about;'';™ ' ta* us* M Halvas CANS- were approved by the directora|when she caught her shoe between known that some buildings were | St Thur.sday. ' ' tsitichier and tamllr: iqiecifle United Nations pplicy. he still the same modest fellow? . ■ ' ' ■ ■ ■ ■' 'I Barf left Pears i July S for presentation to the elec-U partition and the turntable., '' purchased for $200 and $400 The answer, eventually, has to Or doea his advancement at court torate in a referendum. . ' Firemen freed the child, wh6 apiece. Hartford“ s ^jfvsiT and Frances A-ri’ss V aii|^|.j Alfred SoracChi, chairman .vjsi»^is5roJS<2a.’Ss of Your .system will operate more efficiently, thus FttiAST BOXES Stratem , 309 Vernon St., Aug. 4, Tolland County Oiapter of the are David B., Angotta, 18, of 107 ha one way. But, las we often begin to go to hia head? Preparations for the referendum i was taken to a hospital for pre- Oourthouse records here show Fa|ial Tissaes Whits er Celersd.' OF 400 on the revisions must be completed cautionary x-rays. that mortgages (or $1,800 to $2JQ0 St. Bartholomew’s Church. health organization. Miss Hills, Oliver Rd., Everett R. Smith. 17. point out, the ana55>er will be facill- All these emotions on our part, saving you fuel. And, it will help prevent burner who i* 17 years old, will en^ll at of 31 E.ssex St., and Gary C. Ir- 60 days before the date of the ref-, The restaurant section of the per unit were taken, when they Building Permits I win. 16. of " 22 Vfj Center St. Ir- tkteijl, and made easier for'every- as we analyze them, seem to be breakdown. If you should need a major repair job, Enricksdfwilh erendum, W that the secretary o i' 600-foot space needle makes' one were agld to indlvidual.s.' To Frank Oambolati for Daniel the UniversityllVCfOlLV URof VeVtIllUCUUUL Connectici UUB ...... , ^ ' tfody to.Kt once enforce and take, those ef an unimaginative, color­ 46-OZ CAN revolution every hour, allowing The Batavia Oorp. of Nashville, Pantaleo. for new house at 785 fall. TheTjc scholarship has a“ total I win Ja also charged with driving VSSS. Vitamiii C. state may be notified of .12,000 for the four yeiBtrs- a motor vehicle without a license. Choicest Meats In Town! If the United Nations is ceded less, *verve-lacking dim-wit who dr a new (burner, Having the plant turned off a H i-C p rin k s ^ The date of ths town election Is diners a sweeping,'’^lew of the Tenn., tpok 11 such mortgages. Parker St.. 922,0()0 I value citv. Batavia Od^. ia owned by Nash- To Trechette Bulltlers Inc. “for , and is financed a... by publl COntrihU Free under $75 each, the tfdAtrio \Ad11 will am a particular tax source which has nothing better to do in life FINAST 160Z Oct. 1, so preparations must be return to court on Aug. 13. day or two will cause little inconvenience. finished by Aug. 1. 1004)06 MURDERS’ vir Christian ^Institute, a Negro Manufacturer’s Realty, for altera-1 tions to toe March o^DImi^^ will be ail its own and which will than ait down and envy and grouch ilb ew MacaroBBi AIm Thin Spsghattt - 8KGS The referendum could be post­ FRANKFURT, O e r m a a y college operated by the Church of tions of two windows and a door a t ' Mrs. *' Soracchi comments “The' Elliott will also review toe TUESDAY ONLY! i»va It Its own funds without re- ever the ability of hia betters to poned untU the November election, (AP)—Dr. 'Werner ‘ Hbyde waa Oirist. The corporation invests en- 36 Oakland St., 9750. - ' ' • shortage, of ' trained personnel in cases of Roy M. Major. 17, of_Cov- ' ' ' ^ . ' ■ entry; James M. Noyes, l7. of oouraa to the vote or the tax ool- but Town a e rk Edward Tomkiel formally eharged today with the < dowrment funds. the health field becomes more go out and have themaelves a good For a heating plant check-up, phone MI S-4698 In WsLshihgton, a Justibe De­ alarming every day and we must Coventry. Sidney PecK, 17, Fran- IMPORTED.'SLICED ncting activity ef individual na- time. 1. GmSN STAMPS ! advises against it. becaute there murder of a t least 100,000 per* Vim's Lahkfor Yale 1 will , be five state const!tuUbnal sons under the Nad program to partment spokesman declined to encourage oUr young people to HU els L.'. DeCarli. 16. sU ot Coven- ‘That, we thibk, waa the big of- these vacancies.” / try, each charged with destruction ' Qona, said'funds to. proviso the fi> or TR 6-8271. im cn v i AU «i(HK . HO couM HS m iH D ■ auy a u y o u w a n t amendmenU for voters to consider kill mentol ' defeettveo. Heyde, discuss the details of the. Globe- NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — .fense of the Kennedy clan on Nan­ who eoeapej from aa Amerlean, News story. Miss Hills ia a graduate of the of personal projjcrty. The quartet, ; d ic in g for .any aitd an United.Na* Big Bonus for you on en array of bonus staihp spedais in every department. AH in November. Jn addlUon to the Yale University’s ^Itool of Med­ Regional High School, a member BOILED actiyl^ the Utaitad l^aUlbns tucket Bound yesterday. ’They state offices. H the town charter .prison camp In 1947 before he' along with Barry A. Nelson. 18. i eould the tried, wmm eisptared hy MEDICARE TRUCE SEEN icine announced plans Sun(lay for of toe student Cbuncil in her junior and Joseph E. Ploufe. 20, also of j iteel^ votes to undertake, .with were having fun. It is for this that items clearly displayad and idantifiad. . amendments were included, thfere a nine-story, $4,200,006 laboratory year, secretary of the -National would'be 18 or 19 questlofis for W'eot V Oenmm authorittee; Ibi "8AUL4TOON, Saokatchewan Coventry, have posted $100 bonds JH^ythtog left over,‘ from police 'many' of us small minds will feel '• FRA YOUR STAMP ROOKS FASTIR • ORf YOUR FRH OPTS SOONIR 1969. Hia caae has been nattor (AP)—The Saskatchewan med­ to be completed in 1964. Honor Society, member ot the ath­ while awaiting their return to H A M ' voters to conside?. In addition to The new building will' house toe letic Council, Uterary editor of the mark 'le go to world welfare work. .that vague; resentment toward psias ifKaivi w fhist 'nationai supir marmts oniy Die elective offices. iBvestigatton since. Under me ical care dispute was expected to court In Manchester Aug. 13. ! (UmH s'u m , Par-JMataaaar) 4- N ad program, an cotimhted he nettled today. Rdiable smirces. Yale Department of Epidemiology yearboolt. Triangle. The award is Louis A. Arcari, 24, of 503 E. «Pcrhapa the present . World them. We juat can’t stand the idea *Oar - ClOARtTTfS, IIU a tobacco PRQOUaS IXIMPl from 9TA6V OFHR A The board olf directors will hold a A Public Heiilto and vidil alro be baaed on- her sch^astic standing DILCO-HEAT speclWl meeting tomorrow’ night in 300,000 Inmntaa oflmental hotoea^ said Mie province’s stiHdng doc­ Center St., and three brothers. Cbivt doeision, by bulwarking the of people that high up daring to b T ear ASsonuMS^ tors and the Socialist pros-inclal the new headquarters of toe Rock­ and interest in toe field of health. •tha hearing room of the Municipal w en put to dtekHi. The organiza* efeller Foundatlop virus laborator­ Alton R. Chadwick," 29. of Rock-i HI6HUIND PARK MARKET MgaUty ef a |te t the y ^ e d Na- have a good time. Building to hear the report from Mon srhlch rmrried out the pro* gevemmtet were on the verge vlUe, Roger A. Cihadwick, 26, of of agreement after fom days t t ies, now ln/New1Vork City . Manchestor Bvtakig Hendd He- •IV H IO nA N B MIKBiDT OMUnt W yens is already trying to do, will But if wp acknowledge' the por . the charter revision comnilasiwi. gmm went under Mie cover Hie Rockefeller Foundation la brm CorreapoMdent Mias Suann East Hartford, and WUbur C3iad- hidng the day when there is u W of envy which is really in our An informal meeting will precede name of “CIsrmnn. Rdeh Aaaod* neguMations. Tha key waa .draft virtck of 9 Uncotn St., and Ronald ntton U H anl^ nadOun InsM- laflalntlaH te amend Mka medlenl oontributlni! 91,600.000 toward Itaa PeNdMMt; M inita law aiad proccduia;;Bnd renetlon, then we have to say more gha spscial meeting, to eoiuider coat af tba structura. ; A. UiMiiond, M, at Omter r Mm *osm’B^»sa6 irahosisat. In in g .'power to acoOmpUah what power to these people, for being B B i m n c o . i K . f hM^le'he able to pUy, which iB.aMuthliig M A M A T t f f l M ANCNUIiA. 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/ ■\ I ■ • , fc ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1962 PAGE 8PV1N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,/kANCHESTER, C0 1 rtihw * ■ > . « ; ? !» expecting (\ MACNINE SURE Antwerle The Bahy Has riwsdutU. hweW 4*»q- 8ri_8lll tm COOHt WINDSOR LOCKS (A P ) — The p.m.; and' private rooms where Watson and daughter, 127 Green '. .le woman said she first found «*40.35c ri 4^ rit Sw4 hOW to 3 t » ^ MEAL, IWW-KUMPM/ WAl 3AOCM.6 W » E MOST ANV-1 16 TILtEO, (G«atte«ed troiii Page One) MPPINB AT M/ANKU6 V« Beverly Rd., Ver­ 34Rrencb leas IT ■ mother la Mrs. P. H; Conroy of West SomervUle. His paternal ly lata- today and tonight.- non; Joseph Krist, South Windsor; 3S Arabian snU gran^parenta are Mr. and Mrs. James D. Burke of Tolland, for­ Marine weather observations: MUs Marlyin Gleason, 33 Tyler as Flic i r merly oC Mancheeter. He has a sister, Mary Ellen, 13 months. Block Island—Wind calm, tem- Orcle; Robert Moore, 32 Knighton MEqaesUian * • • • • , S r f l o ^ f l pemture 62. St.; Martin Gill, 144 Adams St.; taaval meana ' 9 B 9r Monteuk Point — Wind south- 39 Lawyer (ab.) ST * Baae, Sharoa Aaii, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Bane, Lorlng Ventura 5 Pine St., Rpek- 40SIOOZ Ci^ w ■ 3T n N, Tolland Ave., Stage Rt., Tolland. She was bom July 15 at Rock- aouthwest at 5 knots, tempemture viUe; Mm. Esther Hollister, 119 DOUBLE «r 41Fm ch cqKtal ViSe OlW Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and 62, sea aoutheaat S feet, viability High St., Rockville;. Mra. Car61 44Bahavior w \ Min. Joaeph Angeloni, Snipeic Lake Rd., Tolland. Her paternal one mile, fOg. Duncan, 147 Parker St.; Mrs. Alice A LL MOTT'S SSSeod oeaad Groton — Wind northeast at 3 49Boaoa friaada muM^Mrenta are Mr. and Mrs. David N. Bane. Old Saybrook. Powell, 719 Onter St.; Mrs. S&H GREEN sr knots, tempemture 63, vlaiWUty V4 BO Decay IM" She has a brother, David Jr., 3; and three sisten, Susan, 6, Lin­ Marion Keama, 21 Norwood St.; CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 81 Grade da, B, and Diana IH . mile, fog. David Mikoleit. 109 St. John St.; STORES 82 Poker itake • • * • • Weethampton Beach — Wind Nathan Boykin Jr„ SouUi Windsor; BSFrencb ialand 11 VT Breau, f lade Leo, daughter of XIr. and Mrs. Robert Breau, calm, tempemture 58, vlaibillty MRetInd IT r 1 Deane Rejman. East Hartford; BY AL VKKMi- .R 1 Pina St, RaekvUla. She was bom July 17 at Rockville City mile, fog. ' . Bonnie MacEslln, Mansfield Depot; JOIN IN P MSt'ILLA’S POP New Haven — Wind north at 5 Iu s S m IT « b Boapttal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Abra­ MUs Barbara Klejna, 184 Wetherell ■' ALL THOSE MEV/ _ _ , I ’M NOT REALIM._____BUT rr^ , ' ham White, Nova Sootia. Her paternal grandparents arc Mr. knots, tempemture 6fi. visibility St.; Frank Trachey, 19 Highland ACTUALUV, DOWN H BEAUTIFUL STENOS QOOD FOR HIS E*- Peterson, Hartford Tpke. Vernon. His pa- entry, an employe of Seymour and Mra. Marion Springer, South Auto Stores, Inc. Manchester. O K Ay tMmal grandmother is Mrs. Dorothy Webster, Fox Hill Dr., RO^- at Windsor. WEIL CROSS THE APIES vMa. He haw a aistar, Cathy Mae, 2%. He died at Windham Community DISCHARGED 8ATUKDAT: • • * • • Memorial Hospital in Wlllimantic BROOK ON ^ f ir s t ! p o O Mm. Margamt Peoples, South MairliTaa, Bryan Noott. son at Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mae- soon after the accident, which WintUor; Mrs. Bantina Oarino, THAT 7 -Z i T fir. 34 Park 8t„ Rockville. He was bom July 18 at Rockvllla occurred shortly before 2 p.m. on Wapping; Mm. Patricia Tarhox, ROCK City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. South St. at Bunker Hill Rd. 99 Foster St.; Mm. Dorothy Ma- Albert Smith, Orange, Mass. He has a brother, Robert Bari Holmgren's cycle struck a ve­ lon. Glastonbury; Mrs. Annie fRlEllbS,RgMNKII CaotnoMW! Allen Jr., 1. hicle driven by Truman J. Ives Schroll. 60 Ekerfleld Dr.; Mrs. • • • • * ’ O' Jr. of WiUimanUc as Holmgren Elizabeth McKinney, 57 Hemlock Bromley, Stephen Rlehaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. was passing a car driven by Rich' St.; Pierre Drapeau, 181 Prince­ Bromley, 106 Orchard 8t., Rockville. He was bom July 6 at ard Co<^r, 22, of Daley Rd., Cov­ ton St.; Edward Smith Jr.. Tunnel Hartford Hoq>ltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. entry, according to State Police of Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Jean Post, 70 OPEN Warren J. MaCarron, Springfield, Vt. His patemai grandpar­ the Stafford TVoop. Otis St.; Mra. Bertha (Senerous, SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE TUES. tiA WED. ents are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, Springfield, Vt. Ivea had just turned north on­ 33 Deerfield Dr.; John Dabrowski, NIGHTS • • • * * to South St, from Bunker Hill 66 E3ro St.; Mm. M. Dorothy Rd., into Holmgren's path. 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, Near The Green, Manchester / Allen, Darryl Scott, scm of Mr.: and Mrs. Russell S. Allen, 41. Thompson, 462 Hilliard St.; James 160 SILAS DEANE HIGHW AY, Corner Jordan Lane, Wethersfield MON. thru SAT. HE 9 M.OBm rr->* 2 z M . Vernon Ave., Rwkville. He was bom July 16 at Rockville City Holmgren died from fractures of Hayes, 20 Union Court; Mrs CSS^rtac— the skifll, face and neck. He was Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Anna Biske, 83 Bridge St.; Paula 280 W IN D S O R AVENUE, Route 5A, Wilson Bombric, Rockville. His patemai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. wearing a crash helmet. Medical Kracunas, 64 Turnbull Rd.; Wal' Except A l ^ y Ave. "And btsIdsB going to the Fair, v/o wont through the Examiner Brea Rafferty pro­ ter Johnson, South Coventry; 1269 ALBANY AVENUE, Near Blue Hills Avenue, Hartford J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRUNDPIELD wholo west, southwest and my bankrolll'" Lyman Beaulieu, 31 Oakland St. He has a brother, Russell, 3; and two sisters, Theresa, 7, and Kathy, 2. nounced him dead at the hospital Dennis Eckels, Upper Butcher WED. thru SAT. t i p I HAVE A COMPLETE m i His survivors' include his wife, Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Theresa 625 F A R M IN G T O N A V E N U E , Route 6, Bristol REPORT FOR 1DU, Glenna Maulucci Holmgren, and Boucher, 33 Ridgewood St.; White, Jqseph Augustus Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. daughter, Laura Holmgren. George Price, 323 Adams St.; LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N White, Notch Rd., Bolton. He was born July 17 at Manchester He was bom May 17, 1940, in Kim StrimaiUs, Enfield; Otto Memorial Hospital. - His patemai grandmother is Mrs. Wlnefred Hartford, son x>f Robert Holmgren Dowd. East Hartford; Albert White, 86 Brookfield St. Bo/n * * • • • and Carolyn Abraham Holmgren Adams, 85 Spruce St.; Louise SA.LK of Glastonbury, who also survive Morin, 461 Birch Mt. Rd.; Winiam Durrenberger, Stephen Da%’id, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard him. Wade, Harftord;' Mrs. Ann Totten, Durrenfberger, 30 St. John St. He was bom July 17 at Man- Other survivors are three broth­ East Hartford; Mm. Maureen ehester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpcu-ents are Mr. ers, Robert Holmgren, Richard Taggart, Trout Stream D r, Ver­ and Mrs. Roland Ferland, Ekist Hartford. His .paternal grand­ Holmgren, and Carl Holmgren, and non; Mrs. Elisabeth Perry and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Durrenberger, East Hartford. three sisters, Carolyn Holmgren, son, Vernon Trailer Court, Ver­ Re has a brother, Mark, 1, Diane Holmgren, and Elaine Holm­ • • * • e non; Mrs. Verna LewU and son, Copr. *42 Gb*1 FBaKi'Ol Gorge gren, all of Glastonbury; and his Andover; Mrs. Marie Durrenberg- TM-Wand R>fMi bad. , Wataon, Lana Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney maternal grandparents. Hr. and J t s s . er and ton, 30 St. John St.; Mrs. Watson, 127 Green Manor Rd. She was bom July 19 at Man­ Mm. Adolph Abrahms of Hartford, Sharon Heine and daughter, 148 S. chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Funeral services will be held at Main St. . !l B. C. BY JOHNNY HART and Mrs. James E. Smith, 127 Green Manor Rd. , Her patemai 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Holmes DISCH ARGED YBJSTERD A Y: nandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watson, 80. Vh Middle Funeral Home. 400 Main St„ Man' Hiomaa Eagleson, Windsor Locks BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE HEy, THIS PAIR riASMT those a r e FDR the ^ k e . Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mis. Wal- Chester. The Rev. Paul Kaiser of William McLellan Jr., 20 Emily NON - PRO&R E SSI VE= tw Brumitt, Marysville, XDcb. Her patemai great-grandmother Concordia Lutheran Church of Dr., Vernon; Ehnest White, Tolland TlClSINICOlM OtVIOUSlY NDINE RSN «NfN GOT ANiy sei.es. BARBECUE PwiwWMrOFtolwKx CX>NFOR/HlsrS la Mm. Mullen, Ireland. Her maternal great-great-grandmother Manchester will officiate. Burial Stage Rt., Rockville: Anthony Sal­ OMOFIMMItnONMnYu T Y O t w c n r TUB JOB. NO HMtDTUUMA l8 Mrs. Robert Lowhom, Detroit, XQch. She has a sister, Colleen will be in Minister Hill Cemetery, vatore, 166 High St: Mrs. Jeanne ------— fSRADOWBD YOURCOUtmtY. im.UHiat. mFACT, FIT OteTle, L North Coventry. Tefft, Broad Brook; Susan Stepan- nnx IB OF ANY HELP TO MDd, • • • • * Friends may call tonight from ski, 42 OtU St.; Murielle and Gilles DELIGHT! WTRf IBAVINa W m M0SMM4 FstoeU, Bcnale May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 8 to " Gagnon, Wlllimantic; Robert Sloan FOR OIUNO CANYON ANP UP HotooM, 161 McKee S t She was bom July 17 at Manchester 'and 7 to 9 p.m. Jr, 10 Hemlock St.; Mrs. Carol THRU MONUMENT VAIUY. ^ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mm. William Furber, 144 Maple St.; Alberto fSAMTACOMCtOniCSr Johe,'Manchester. Her patemai grandmother is Mr. Sylvester Sidaaar, 64 Tracy Dr.; Rosemary Mott's "Tender^Trim «OMaWF. Potceki, 36 Portland St. She has a brother, Harold, 2. GKwon. West Willlngton; Roy Far­ 1 Luce Promoted ris, 9 Durkin St.; Mrs. Doris Snow, Hublard Dr., Vernon; Barry Gon­ To M ajor Rank salves, High Manor Park, Rock­ ville; Robert Quey, 78 West St.; RAymond W. 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\ THE '(S’. Herald Angle es m > EARL YOST Title Round ; Left Driver in Bag... . ■" Pick Up One-Half Game . Sports fedftor . Four More Added /I 6 «t dusk and I didn't waata any To Be Rlayed Arnie Gets Credit Sunday Uma before catching up on my Middle Sunday in what haa been \^hen Yanks Dr9p Pair a pleasant but dry July arrived This Weekend To Hall of Fame and I enjoyed the fresh morning . Thunday ' air and aunshihe on the trip to Willie Simpson, ths jack-of^U- For Player’s Win Finalists in the 1962 'club NEW YORK (AP)Somebody down here must like the An- Mass with other 'member* of my tradsa (and maater of a faw) at trels. family. . . This was a complete The Herald, la also a tine golf championship tournament at COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. (A P )— This picturesque village Even when they lose, the Los Angeles Anerels gain. They day of relaxation. . . . I passed up handicapper, a lth o u ^ thia- stats- the Manchester (Country Club NEWTOWN SQUARE, P*. (AP)—Gary Player, ao In­ braced itself for an overflow crowd of 10,000 autograph-hun­ laying u iy tennis in Usu of cateh- ment will be disputed In some were finally stopp^. 7-3 by the Cleveland Indians Sunday, af­ are Ed Traytris and Bob tense little South African to whom golf is a way of life aa well AMCRICAN LBAGL'E gry fans today when Bob Feller, Jackie Robinson, Edd Roush Eig up on nw reading In the cool circles. The advertising man did Coun.try Club ter winning five straight. But they«,------p ------Connecticut Room. . . . 'Friends re­ Haynes. Thhy battled their as a good source of income, has accomplished three quarters still ,plckeAmerican League lead­ victory. Daniels allowed 10 hits Los Angeles ..S3 41 ..36^ 8 pionship play at the Manchester aa*s A' — Vic Daisy -Mk-2-48, championships. for hl.s fourth triumph in the I he appearance of Feller and for years but never polled enough fine family day. victorie* this weekend. BTank Kieman 42-8-89, Jim Hor- ers by three game.. became a father and the Masters Utle in 1961, add­ for the Washington Redskin*, and Robinson became the 22nd Washington ...8 5 88 .876 20strikeout pitcher. His mark of fan­ euased tennis, his favorite sport. low gross— Ba'ilM|ra William* 47; hi had learned just before this barely missed, broke out with.15 safeties against I catch to play the starring role in they were eligible. Both stepped Jaycee golf tourney in Manches­ NATIO.NAL LEAGUE ning 18 In a game has been tied For several years Bill and several putts— Florence Darre 32. tournament. Player's victory was worth 118,- starter Don Lee and four ■ reliev- Baltimore's victory which snapped down in 1956. The election was ter, phoned with details on Man­ D M Hstrikeouts in 19^6 still stands. together one afternoon a week to 1 had been playing a lot of ex- [ in the money-winning derby with with his 18th home run and a sin-! streak. Robin . Roberts won his Strikeout King event at New Brita&. Dick, I am 36; low gross— Helen Reynolds 42; -' ian Francisco 64 36 .640 He won 266 games in 18 years, play, the West Side Dvsl courts ED T R A Y G IS hlbltions with (Arnold) Palmer," a Jotal of $41,513.34 this year. gle. Kindall batted in a pair with I sixth game in nine decisions. He 1 Usburgh ... Feller, the oneiimu ^.jwa farm- happy to report, did a great job putts— Helen Reynold* M , Isabelle 60 87 .619 4'/, pitched . three no-hitters and 12 now being their “home" area . . he said. “I always thought driv­ Palmer, who finished with a flnal ! his 10th homer. Jim Perry (8-7) ! retired in the seventh when he de- 4 iicinnati . .. . boy with the blazing fast ball and from start to finish on serving aa It will )>e the first final' for Parciak 30. 54 41 .568 one-hitters. Lady called and asked how to get ing was one of my. good points, round of 72 and' a 288. total that was credited with the victory. veloped a stiffness in his arm, ^ . Louis .... the dazzling strikeout record, golf chairman. Tim McNamara of Haynes, a comparative newcomer Seleeted 12— Sunday 55 48 .561 Robinson broke the color line a box seat ticket next to the N ew but I finally realised I couldn't tied for 17th place, earned $966.67. while Lee (7-7) was charged with Brandt's game-saving catch came T livaukee . . . commanded 150 of the 160 votes. Manchester missed a putt on the to area golfing circles. This year, Low net— Mary Gangewere 50- 50 49 .503 with the Brooklyn Dodgeri in York dugout at Yankee Stadium. ELLINGTON CHAMP— Joe Segal, left, new club cham­ outdo him. He still is the top money man the lo.ss. in the ninth. He raced far to his 1 liladelphia . 45 Robinson, first Negro ever to play 18th hole and tnatead of winning for the second successive time, 9-41, Lynn Varney 64-18-41; putt* Mets Nearing Record 55 .450 1947. He had a lifetime average of The beat way I know la to dontiust pion at Ellington Ridge, talks over title match with Jim “Today I never used a driver with $71,198.33 for the year. in the majors and first Negro wound up in a tie and then came left to pull down a line drive by I ouston ...... 86 60 .875 the Yankee office and try and get Haynes posted the lowest score Mary Gemgewer* 38, Edna Hilin- SENATORS-YA.NK8— ever elected to the Hall of Fame, .311 and led the league with .842 McCarthy. Segal defeated McCarthy 8 and 2 to win the ' Bill Tuttle with the basea loaded. 4 liloago ,85 64 .854 the free use of a box seat someday In third in a p layoff... Watched during tfie qualifying round. *kl SO. N E W Y O R K (AP)---The;, p « Reds pounced the hap-> reeling to their third longest los- Right-handers Dave Stenhouse received 124 votes. It was nec­ in 1949. A daring base runner and , New York . . . .24 70 .255 when the team la on the road, say the Legion beweball game at night, Runnerop la '58 ’Die tournament committee has 19"2 crown. (Herald Photo by Saternis.) less tailenders 11-4 and 4-3 for a ling string of the season. The Reds and Bennie Daniels went the dis-1 A ’a-TIGERH— essary to poll 75 per cent (120) steady fielder, he was a key man Mets magic number is 13. I 3'esterday’s Results In Detroit. A ll box seats close to along with Frank Nekola, No. Traygis was runnerup in the decided to change the July 39 tour­ doubleheader sweep with New I now have won five in a row. tance against the Yankees and' Ed Cliarles drove in four runs of the 160 votes cast. on six Dodger pennant winners. It has lieen obvious from Los Angeles 13, Chicago 6 (6i/,). the N ew York dugout, as is the case scout in the Ekut who was inter­ 1958 tournament but lost in the nament to a Drawn Partner Scotch York blowing an early lead in jo f Nuxliall. just recalled from were given home run support by and Jerry Lumpe and Bobby Del Roush. 68. finished his play­ Of the 90 men in the hall. 82 Cloughen Captures State Open I San Francisco 5, Pittsburgh 4. tai moat parks, are aold out months ested In Tom Kelley, local right finals to Lee Terry. tourney. Drawinge will be made at Assistant Athletic Director Sept. 1 the start of the season— When each game, 5jf,n Diego, received credit for the Harry Bright, Jim King and ‘Greco homered A's. who ing career in 1631 and thus be­ were picked by the Veterans’ Com­ for the ^ Milwaukee 11-5, Philadelphia 10- In advance, usually to season box lumder. Kelley will get a closer 11:80 a.m. Sunday. All member* Casey Stengel’s unlikely crew Pinch hitter Marty Keough com- f i „ i game victory and Jim Bros- Cliuck Hinton. Bright hit a three managed only second victory came ineligible for consideration mittee and 38 by the writers. Only The championship round ia TORRINGTON (AP) — lUdge- -1 their clients . I Bill Schi^dge, owner of look later this summer at Fen­ (male and female) lntere*t*d in pleted the rout by clubbing a!nan (4-D got the'^ second, run homer off loser Bill Stafford in the last 12 games. Ed Rakow St. Loulk 8, Houston 1. by the writers in 1961. He had eight of the ancients are still liv­ scheduled at the club this week­ wood Pro Bob Cloughen haa turn­ of heroes lost nine straight— fine Blast Side printing shop, told way Park under the .watchful eye participation are urg*d to ragistw home run leading off the ninth in- j • . , in the first inning to account fo r, won for Kan.saa City, his seventh Cincinnati 11-4, N ew 3’ork 4-8. been high in the writers’ voting ing and 19 of 'the moderns. end, probably on Sunday. Two More Aces ed his partial claim to the State that the number 13 would be how he saw Jim Murphy recently. of Sal Maglia, Red Sox iStching Immediately. ning of the nightcap, breaking a DODGEK.S-CUB.all the runs in the Senators' first-' against 11 defeats. Detroit’s Sam Today’s Games Close Accepts Position Open golf crown into full owner- Both were teammates on Manches­ coach, and Nekola, a former ma- closely associated with the 4-3 tie. It provided New York with The Dodgers jumped on Cub game triumph. Stenhouse permit- Jones was the loser. Pittsburgh (Friend 10-9) at Cin­ Two more kolee-ln-OBe were ahlp. ter High’s triple basketball jor league pitcher... Among the Ellington Riilge new National League team. its eighth straight loss and pushed smarter Don Cardwell for five runs cinnati (O ’Toole 8-11), (N ). recorded at the Maoebestor Cloughpn won the 1962 Oiam- chSmplonriiip squad in 1938. M ur fan* in the fir*t base stands were Indeed, some of their more dis­ its record against the Reds to 0-7. in the first inning and took it from j Philadelphia (McLIsh 6-2) at Face South Windsor Tomorrow at 6 Country d u b 8aturd*.v— both pionship yesterday by whipping phy now resides in Rhode Island Ernie Dowd, a former fine player, INTBB-CE.UB MATCH appointed followers insi.st that It also was the 25th one-run game there in the rain-shortened romp. ! Chicago (Koonce 8-8), (N )- On MIT Coaching Staff on the 188-yard eighth hide. State Amateur Champion B^by .. AcoompaiUed Ted Cummings and official snd coach, Winnie Turk- Ellington Ridge defeated Wil they perform as if each and lost by New York this sea.son. Los Angeles' 15 hits included Los Angeles (Podres 5-7) at 8t. Allan of Wampanoag In an 18-hote — Salary Financing Education’- ^ his son, 'Tim, sJid Yosh Vincek and ington, Henry Weir, Leo Silver Mmantic. 38-18, Saturday in any Parker Swan and Don Wolff every player wore that number on The leading Dodgers maintained homers by Frank Howard an d. Louis (Sadecki 6-7), (N ). playoff. his son, G rw , to Boston at night and Dick Thurston, two of Man-- interclub matoh. Ed Cichon of the had the acee, both neing nine his uniform. That, however, is not their two-game margin, clubbing Harry Burright and a couple of San Francisco (Bolin 5-0) at By EARL YOST Taking a decisive three-stroke for the Red ^ x -Y a n gee night base­ Chester's finest, and Jim Siegal. visitor* had low gross, a 76; low irons. The former aoed the the point. Chicago 13-6 in a game halted be- triples by Willie Davis. Maury Houston (Woodeschlck 4-8), (N ). International Stars Eagerly looking forward to his new position as Assistant lead on the 13th hole, Cloughen ball game. Biggest crowd in years net went to John Sommers of Bi­ eigkth while playing with A rt Thirteen is the magic number. cau.se of rain after 8'- inning.s. wills .stole his 49lh base. Ernie Houston’s Kemmerer Only Games Scheduled. F rid ay l l i o n Ridge with 86-17-69. director of athletics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Berube and John Karzeee. scored s two-over-par 74, while Tuesday's Schedule turned out for a great pitchers' Any combination of Los Angeles San Francisco edged Pittsburgh ^ Banks hit his 24th homer for the Other score* were: > Wolff got hie— the ninth at Allen slipped to 80. 5-A St. Louis took Hou.ston 3-1 and Philadelphia at Chicago. duel, Ralph Terry J^eating Gene Found much enthusiasm dis­ in Cambridge, Mass., is Peter Close of Manchester. The local Dodger victories or New 'York CJubs. Low gross—Stan Markowaki the course this season— in eom- Both players wSre deadlocficed Milwaukee swept a couple from New York at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Conley, 1-0 . , Shaking hands with played by merchants on a crowded man who made a name for himself in the world of track will Mets defeats totaling 13 will math Capture Opener, 4-0 Main St. as I tried to weave my ESR 79, Sher Ferguson, ER 79, pany with Jerry Sweeney, John with 207* each at the end o t'tk e paasersby outside Fenway before araume his duties at M IT on Sept.^' ematically eliminate New York's Philadelphia. H-10 and 5-2. ' GIA.NT8-PIRATE.S— Studies for Ministry IxM Angeles at St. Louis, (N ). Fred Meurant, ER 79, John Love, regular tournament Tueaday. “'A the game waa Chub Peabody, form­ way to cash the week’s earnings. 1 shortly after his release from Manger and Harry BIgh. bedraggled darlings from the Na- . • » I San Franci.sco's victory over the Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, (N ). W 81, Joe Cichon, W 81, Don W o- also for the Marines. Two years field of 107 professii^als and San Francisco at Houston, (N ). er Harvard grid great, now a can­ The summer sidewalk Sales promo­ active duty In the Marine Corps. HonsI League tttle. i REDS-METS— ' Pirates gave them a 2',j-game jclk, W 81, Sam Cichon. W 81. F. ago he qualified for the 1960 Unit amateurs initially entered . the didate for governor in Massa' tion was-a huge succee*. . . . One In addition to his duties as as­ With a little luck and the Mets NEW YORK, which is now 39 edge over the third-place Pirates. HOUSTON. Tex. (API- aheltered life. There are a mil­ Combining their efftirts, Steve Banas and big John Minney R. Rydeowski, W 81, Bill Ogasoik,' ed States Olympic team In the 1,- competition Monday. ehusetts v. . Dined with Jim'Ogle, New York resident, in my company sistant athletic director, the for­ have a. lot of it. all bad - they games behind, had a 4-1 lead in The Giants got their first four lion situationa a guy has to go batted and pitched the Manchester International Littlo W 81 500 meters. His best distance was With a galleiy of 250 following Soft spoken Russ Kemmerer the man who wrote the book. asked if this was an everyday mer Manchester High and St. Sunday’s Homers could make it by Aug. 1. Which the first game and 1-0 in the .sec- runs on solo homers by Felipe through, and this experience League All-Stars to a 4-0 win over Tri-City last Saturday Lovr net— BiU Card, W 86-15-70, the mile after graduating from them around the Torrington Coun­ pla.vs ba.sehall for the Hous­ Roger Maris at Bat. and BTank happening. H e said it reminded John’s University track star will msy be some .sort of record in , ond before sixth-irining Cincinnati Alou, Jim Davenport. Jose Pagan can help other people under­ At Thomas, ER 83rll-71, Stan college. try Club course, Cloughen posted . ton Colts to finance his edu­ niglit in Broad Brook. Tlie locals thus advanced to quarter­ Sargent of the Lowell, Mass., Sun him of streets on the Ekuit Side of be director of sports publicity. reverse, about the only type they ] uprisings wiped them out. A two- and Willie Mays, his 28th. Alou stand life’a problems.'' Major League Standfast, BR 84-13-71, Harry Last month he completed a tour (Season’s Total* In Parentheses) a 40 on the front nine and Allen - cation as a Methodist minis­ final play in the District Eight . . Home in the wee hours of (Ji* New York. .... Lou Apter of Re- are shooting for. They lurched ; run triple by Hank Foiles featured ahso doubled in what proved to Kemmerer is married. He Davis, W 86-13-73 Ted BanUy, ER Close, who announced ’ his re­ in Africa with several fellow AMERICAN UlAOUB ter and to have an opportunity Tournament. Tuesday night the a.m. and I discovered my wallet gals admitted he was too busy even, t ille d by only two strokes. two more giant steps toward one the six-run Red rally in the first be the winning run in the fifth. and his wife, Elizabeth, have =^Leaders;= 84-10-74, Fred Meurant, BR 79- tirement as an active track cam­ American trackmen in which for Christian witness on or off charge.s ot Coaches Dan Sullivan had slim>ed out of my pocket on to play golf, the same sentiment Bright, Senators (10). 'On the 12th hole, Allen, a for­ of those backward marks Sunday.' and Vada Pinson's three-run hom- three children. They expect 5-74, Jim Vanderroort, BR 90-16- paigner after 10 years last June, training methods were explained. the playing field. and Ed Fitzgerald entertain South Legipn Postponed the trip home. I did, however, en­ expressed by other businessmen King, Senators (8). mer Rhode Island State Chajn- If they make it, it may be en- er did the job in second . The CARDS-COLTS— another child In October. 74. has been stationed at Camp Le- Also, he gave several exhibitions The lanky right-handed A.MERIUAN LEAGUE Windsor at 6 o'clock at Vcrplanck joy my sleep when told that It on the main stem— Ekirle Clifford, Blnton. Senators (18). pion, rallied with a blrdia to cut tered in the books a s : Team shut; Mets \^rambled back to tie the Bob Gib.son (13-6) of St. Loui.s He wants to play ba.sebal) Kloker*— John A^*tr6ke Kemmerer did not wait for .306. and wet grounds. to get an early start and meet pic team, will be released froit) the ER 84-10-74, Fred Gadrowski, W team that displayed its ability in OF MANCHESTER The tall hurler took his sec­ both singles, and struck out 10. The next outing for Conch 6 and 5; Daley defeated Willie Central America. Wood, Tigers (8). advantage. BRAVE8-PHIL.S— [ ordination to preach. Buns— .Slebern, Kansas City and the deadline before treking up to Marines shortly after a three-year 89- 15-74. ond defeat as a Colt Saturday Displaying excellent control, Min­ Wally Fortin and his men. Is Olritsinski, up; Haynes defeated Welcomes Challenge McAiillffe. 'Hgers (7). ' He picked up additional strokes I LETCHER GUSS CO. Milwaukee trailed 8-1 at one He preached at an Ea.ster Pearson and Wagner, Los Angeles, Boston for the second time with' hitch and will take up hi* new 2 Mitchell at the hands of the St. Louis ney did not allow a single base Wednesday when they will In 84 hours..Jeff Koelsch, admit­ Doc McKee, one up; and Wright Cloee welcomes the new chal­ Lumpe, Athletics (7). on the 14th, 15th and 16th for an point in its opener agAinsl Phil- ‘ Sunrise Service in Blooming­ 68; Green, Minnesota, 61; Wood, duties Sept. 1. . . . Tennis wa* my BUND NINE—SUNDAY I t88 WEST MmDLE TDBNPHIE Cardinals in the first game of on balls. Ronnie Edwards of the tra\rl to Cromwell for a replay lenge. DelGreoo, Athletics (5). easy victory. 6181-6 i adelphia. but scored .seven runs in | ton, .Jll. while he played with Detroit, 60. . ting to 59 years, was behind the form of exercise at night and I defeated Dick Kerr, 1 up on the (One-hoU Haudleap) WHEN YOU THINK OF a day-night double header. He losers was reached for six safties. of a prOvloUB S-S He. wheel with Fenway Park the des- "It is a wonderful opportunity PagllaronL Red Sox (10). Cloughen almost )iad ths cham­ I the fourth inning and held on be- i the Chicago White Sox before Runs Batted In—Robinson, Uhl- tried my best but wound up on the 19th hole. Stan Markowaki 31-2-29, John GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER! was yet to record a National two each by Tim Ha.ssett and Dick for me because it is at an institu­ Killebrew, Twins (25). pionship within hi* grasp Tues­ ' hind the solid relief pitching of comingi'to Houston. OAgo and Wagner, ixm Angeles, Still to be set are dates for tinafion..Encountered a hard, but WhoUey 36-7-29, John Hartlgan League victory. Cobb. The latter clotited a dotible, short end of the count against Allen, Twins (0). day, but a'bogey on tbe last hole ; Don Nottebart to win it. | To Lead Youth Program yesterday's rainout and a game brief, ehower at Sturbridge but the 33-4-39, Ollie Mather 37-8-29, tion where athletics take on an en­ CO RNER D U R A N T 8T. Although he has not been a 71; Killebrew, Minnesota, 69; Sle­ neighbor Harold Saunders: . . . i ~ . Brsndt, Orioles (16). put him into a tie with Allen. Joe Adcock's Iwo-i-un homel­ Here the- family attends the with his first inning single scor­ with Norwich previously set for weather waa great in Beantown, Andy Thomu 86-6-30, Gene Kel­ tirely unique position in the stu­ big winner on the mound and bern, Kansas City, 68;, Colavito, Mapped out a week's motor trip in S t a t e U h e e r S r 811. Gentile, Orioles (25). Third place previously was nail­ and a three-run rally in the sev-1 Bethany Methodist (Church, ing Hasse'tt. Wednesday but postponed due 78 degrees and overcast.. .Manag­ ley 37-7-30, Ron Lowe S8-S-S0. dents progfram," he writes. “There LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! therefore not a big money Detroit, Rollins, Minnesota and N ew York State with Ckjoperstown is not a strong emphasis in the ed down by Ernie Boros of Bridge­ enth carried the Braves through i and Kemmerer has agreed to Edwards record eight strike- to the inability of Norwich to ing Imt five hits in nine innings Low gross Stan Markowaki 74. maker as baseball salaries go, 3Iaris, New York, 61. and Niagara Falla on the sched­ winning part of each sort, but NATIONAL LEAGUE port, who had a total of 209 in the lithe aecond game. lead part of a Youth Week Hits— Runnels, Boston and Rob- “'ll* gave up two walks. make mid-week engagements. the previous night, the T a n k e ^ Sqx Beaten Again LADIBS BUND NINB PIJENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING Kemmerer said the way the ule, the first part of my vacation rather an emphasis on the partici­ 54 holes of regulu^ competition. program next month. Score In First clublMd out that many, for thi:Se (Oue-haH huMUcim) Mantilla. Mets (8). game is played gives him free Insoh, Chicago, 116; Lumpe. Kan­ starting this weekend. pation of as many students as pos­ Although the details have Scoring .started in the opening runs. In the first inning and went' Norma Chase 40-11-29, Jean­ Pinson, Reds (19). AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Summer BaAkethall time for crantming on corre­ sas City, 115; Rollins, .Minnesota, BOSTON (A P ) — It was Con­ sible in ths 18 varsity sports at not been worked out. Kemmer­ 114. canto when with one down, rias- on to trounce the Red Sox, 12-4. nette Harrigan 43-11-32. Keough, Beds (8). National Leagfie coaches Jim spondence courses in season, Yaz Hitting Hard, Satuirlay necticut Day at Fenway Park "and MIT.” GLASS FURNITURE TOPS er said he expects to use ma­ Home Runs— Wagner. Los An­ sett singled to left. He advanced HighUghts were homers by Bobby Kickers H. Aaron, Braves (26). Turner (Cincinnati), Bobby Bra- Managers of all Summer Basket­ and studying in residence dur­ terial from “Goal and the RichaiMson, Mickey Mantle and Nice to get the mall thia a.m. the Red Sox and White Sox were McMillan, Braves (11). gan (Houston). Bill Adair (Mil­ ball League teams — both Senior geles, 27; Cash. Detroit, 26; Gen­ to aecond on an error and dented Steve Truex 83-9-74, Sher Far- ing the \yinter. Glory,” a collection of testi- Sox’ Hurling Fails Yogi" Berra, all of the Yanks, and and find a long letter from Moe Adcock, Braves (16)1 waukee), Peanuts Lowrrey (Phila­ MIRRORS (Fircplae* and Door) and Junior Division - - are remind­ tile, Baltimore and Killebrew, the plate on Cobb's single up the treated topulchritude and pageant­ pison 78-0-78, Toni Wotflt 84-6-78, Good Preparation mohles from sports stars re­ by Pete Runnels of Boston. Man­ Morhardt, only local man left in RfMskville Split* Gonzalez, PhllUes 2 (17). delphia), Harry ■ , Walker (St. ed they must attend a special pre- .Minnesota, 25; Marls, New York, middle. pro baseball. Moe, who started the ry before they took the field. Pete Nakteni* 84-6-78. PICTURE FRAMING (oH typM) He also said: cently published by the Fel­ BOSTON (Xpi—Red Sox out­ tle's was a tremendqUs drive that After winning the opener. 2-1 Slevers, Phillies (IS ). Louis) and Whitey Ldckman (San .season meeting tonight at 8:1.3 at 24. There wasn't any further acor- .•leason with the Chiceigo Cubs, is Taking part in the pregame cere­ “My ba.sehall/ex)>erience la lowship of Christian Athletes, fielder Carl Yastrzemiki haa all waa hit nearly as high as it waa behind the *trong pitching of Corington, Phillies (6). Francisco) all wear uniform No. VfINDOW and PLATE GLASS ; the Bast Side Rec. 8tolen Bases— Wood. Detroit, ing until the three-run explosion now with Sah' Antonio in the monies yesterday were (3ov. John good preparation for the min­ seeking the Chri.stian ans\}'er the tools to be a really greql hit- far..For Pagan, Giants (4). MEDICINE CAMNETS and SHOWER DOORS Charles, Kar.-ois Clly, II. doubled to lei teenier and went to favor, which was appreciated . . . licre on lo determine how great when a foul ball off the bat of U S A competition: and Diane De­ Monday, July 88 Niantic. Olander’s squeeze bunt- Stusrt, Pirates (15). i Pitrliing (Based on eipht or third on a bool and tallied on an- ’.V Ko ng to lie or what hq does Vacation started t(^ay after the Person to Person I Roger Maria came his way. Maio, tl)e Nutmeg State's entry in Egg 'n You vs. Teachsrs, . i : U , got the winnmg run home' in the Howard, Dodgers .(16). OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENING more derisions) — W’lckersham. ' otlier mi.spiay VVith two deadline had been reached and ARE YOU IN t outs Wltj' his talent.” the onetime Bds- Schardt, a former Little Leaguer, the Miss America Pageant. Mt.'Nebo. flixt game. 'Two-hitter by Len Burright, Dodgers (4). ESTIMATES GIJ4DLY GIVEN. Kans:is City, )|-2, -800; McBride, | Manciieslei- leading, ,2-0, Min- Icm Braves catcher said yesterday next week I hope to relax and do A friend rc- came back hoine with a souvenir Also on hand were the Putnam Green Manor vs. Lincoln, 6:15, Shofflet stopped' Rockville In the Banks, Cubs (24).. Los Angeles, 11-3, .i86; Donovan, | u-orked his mound foe for a a little sightseeing with my fam­ or out of ntarked, “Psy­ after the White Sox defeated Bos-, that will be among his prized poe- Phalanx Drum Cforps. Paula WII- Memorial Field. •ecohd game. . Altmsn, Cubs (18). Clevelan\ O'CfA'ly »t second, both of leads the American League in Olympics, scored 18 points to 107 Unltefi fiteto* athletes. Among the for the Iteviet team In this fourth any doubt that a large percentage lason. Clneinnati, 77; t'epedn, San **’® ‘Oc***- fielding and ia tied for third in women, three were set, all by Mom can do the family waah, ' of human Ills is created by the Francisco, 75. B.ALLS 'N STRIKES hitting. All of which would indi­ U.8.A-U.S.8.R. competition. , Russians. ! R««. $2.00 Wash omLWok .Sis can do the diah**'oftfie some mind rather than any organic de­ ! Hits—^T. Davis, Los Angeles, 189; Crowd 01 200 attended, a good* cate that the place where the club The Soviets Valery Brumel PinanciaUy the miset in Stanford' time Junior takes his.lMth, and fect, even though an actual body Groat, Pittsbiirgli, 127; H. A aroi),' portion from .Manchester. Both was' figured to be strongest in pre- proved the individual star of Sunr Stadium proved as successful as. you enjoy a ahoweri:'- ailment exists. To cure such bodily Milwaukee. 12); Wllliapis, Chi-1 teams were treated to a picnic sea.son rundowns— the pitchifit' de­ day's competiUon with a world the competition. The erdwh for | Don’t delay—phone n* today. troubles the doctor starts with the I cago. Wills, IxM Angeles and Flood.; following play, compliments o'f the partment— has fallen down. record high jump of 7 feet 6 tn- the two days was esUniated at Find out how basy it is to *w it ^ I patient's mind. 8t. Louis, 120. I home club... Play was completed Righthander Bil\\ Monbouquette ehes. In Saturday's opening 158,500 payiiiig a gross $825,000. to a Mobilheat-fiirod water haat- was driven out early yesterday, “Of course the workings o f the H om e Runs — Mays. San Fraii-'j in 55 minutes with the umpiring svents, Hal Oonnplly of the United •r. *Avnee fomdy •! 2 Tbermdstats his fkte fiequently In the ree'ent human brain are still a great mys­ rlseo, 28; H. .Aaron. Milwaukee, i top grade. Red Britner of Rock- States broke hls„„0Dm hammer HOLIDAY MIXED DOUBLES Wed. Only (dna ihriek— one oulw(Ia) . tery, bvit we do know that every 26; Ranks, Chirago, 24; Mejias, ville calling the balls and strikes. pa3l. W hat’s more. Boston has a throw world record with a heave Jim Hansen roUed a 142 single emotion, every happiness or unhap­ ! Houston and Cepeda, San Fran­ double dilemna- in the bullpen de-, 61 281 feet 10 Inches. and 382 tripla to set season reo- WE GiVE^'^r piness is a state of mind. But the cisco, 21. pariment. The Sox can't do much Women of the Soviet continued ords in both departments. HI* Mr. Auto Wash now features > FOR THE FINEST GAS HEATING COMFORT Inleraationala <4> against opposing reliefers and are external conditions which we our­ Stolen Bases — WUls, Los .An­ ab b po a V rbi thetr . mastery over Uncle Sam’s other games were 135 and 106. PRESTONE Wash and Wax—j geles, 49; W . Davis, Los Angeies. liichGlik. rf ... 3 0 0 0 0 0 getting little help from their own. girls as they scored *4 points Other high scores included; Doris GREEN STAMPS selves create set the course for assptt if gets your car REALLY CLEAN | PLUS fuml •conoffiy our minds to follow. It is common ;22; Javier, S t Louis, 17; Taylor, 3 0 0 to 41. Csppa 136-126-346. Hal Davey 117- S'(trady. ak 1, 0 2 and now it’s waxed, too. Make! knowledge,, for example, that the ^ Philadelphia, 16; Mays, San Fran- Cobh, lb 2 7 0 ^ Yesterilay’s Start Twelve meet records feU dur- 118-389, Tod I ^ k 118. buying of a new hat’ can lift one , Cisco, 15. . LsttCroix. 3b 0 0 1 Wednesday Mr. Auto Wash Day. j Moxiinum fuel input only on coldest days . . . fuel Minney p ., 0 0 11 into a happ.v mood and that treat­ Pitching (Based on eight or more Bsnaii'' njl I 0 1 Batting — Floyd Robinaon, This offer is for Manchester! MORIARTY saving is automatic, and overrun is eliminated. Let ue ing yourself to the better things derisions)— Purkey, Cincinnati, 15- (^rpentsr rf'.'.T; 0 1 0 .I'.t ' ..X— Had aix hits ta aa ON YOUR BUILDING I 8, .888; Drysdale, Los Angeles, 17- 0 10 0 only. give yoR complete details today. can' make you a happier person.” 0 0 0 many times at bat, tying an Amer­ PROBLEMS! We agreed and said. ”we believe ' 4, .810; Face. Pittsburgh. 8-2, .800; i Kleinschmidt.'d' 0 0 0 ican League record. In Chicago’s C O N S U LT US Open 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. tthat owning a better automobile { McLUh, .PhilaHelpIda. 6-2, •756;!..,., 7.*: •■•"*orv over Boston. BROTHERS' I'Roufax, Los Angeles, 14-5, .787. j ” * .....^ 3 0 i <18 16 0 1 does something' for yoi. and yoifr (•) Pishing— Dave Stenhouse and WIUIAMSON M tr todoy . Strikeouts — Koutai, Loe An-1 I whole family that nothing else can . b po a » rbi . < . ■ Senators— St«a-- .) ■ I do for youf morale.” geles, 209; Dryedale, Angeles,! rrenelte. ss . . 3 0 houae jjiandcuffed the Yankees RpSSETTO Ml 3.513s ! Since there ia so much more to 141; Gibson, S t Louis,' 184; Fnr- i ...... 7b 3 0 with four hits and Daniels apaeed Tacy. lb ...... 2 0 : it than the -material advantages, i roll,, HoiMtoD, 114; - O’Dell, Snn Edwards, p ...... 3 0 to hits In the Smators 8-2 and CONSTtUenON COMPANY 30M1S CoRtir SI. i we consider It a privilege .tq help Fraiirisea, 118., Kemi^nt. rf ...... 2 0 8-8 douhleheader sweep ever 344 BROAD ST. I In any way we can and urge you RUNDOWN— Chuck Hinton of the Senators is trapped Musks, ir ’ ’ankees. liORMAN BENTZ Rsnaud. cf 58 DEL.MONT ST.-.M I 9-0.108 Between West Middle Turnpike and Center St. to consult with ua for the best car aoff first and run down in Yankee Stadium yesterday. Jerry Kindall. acquirra last win­ Prssion; 3b I MobithGipl'M ' -^^342 Adams St.— lyll 3-8944 ’ j you bah own. ter by Cleveland Jrom tl)s Chicago Daly, c ... Splli^ ends ot paddles and oara, Closing in are pitcher Bill Stafford (22) and shortstop BoUden ud Coatroctora I Dillon Sales snd Service, yoqr Cubs, was Big Ten batting and even broken shafts; can be mendwl SHEET METAL WORKS Tdm '^esh. Th« Senators W(Ri 8 to 2 and 8 to 3. (AP Totals . .. . 30 0 3 IS 14 a 0 | -MANCrttSTER- {Quality Ford dealer, 319 St„ horns run ehaiApion for Misnaaota IfaiichMnsr too 30K-4 4 0 today with strong, 'qulck-satUhg i Mswrhester. Phone l O 8-n45. Photofax. fikcity .'.r.'.’.'.’.r . m b 000-0 i s'tlbeixUs, Mo nead'tn ttiw - ' / - ■ - tl'-..,' ' (Iv- / V ■ ir ' *■ • If ' • ’ •

' ;. i /’ , 1 V ■ MANCkESTER IVKNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN„ MONDAY, JULY 23, 1962 - t PAGE ELI ' I- f AG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, lf)iJJCHESTER, CON|I„"MONDAy^ JULY 23, 1962 AfBrtBMBUh-PlBte— For Salt 72 H oow b For 8 a k 72 HoiBaw For 8*1* 72 A ■ Criticism Slow TdBMMBtS §3 8u.m A'm ucnvE s ko^raow 109 N, ELM Sr.—Moving out o( VEHNON — 81S,350.| 4 room ranch, Bourqae-’V^hitehead W e Bluineu Semecs Offered IS THERE OUGHYA BE A LAW BY FAGALT aad SHORTEM Baal^ and HriraaaBi^ 46 HouanhoM Goods SI $% J K K O t MArtrtttit, furnklMd ru ck , large UtrtMn, oaTakik) state SxceU ^t ctmdition, 5 ypar 4 years old, excellent condition, O n R ed W la n s ar unfumUhed, oil best, adults, bath, 1 pirtpra wtaOpma, eellar, d d cape, C rooaia,'. fuU dormer, 3 bedrooma, built-in oven aikl THEE REMOVAL, pruning and lot i r r* THOMPSON with 75 h.p. FOR SALE — Due to iUness — S 184’ frontage trees. CarltOB W. 1% baths, fireplace, oak floors, range, aluminum storms; nice rec clearing. Call Fninlt C. Noble. MI TsekMiable iwni. New boUcb ■(Oenttoa^ from Page'One) LajAe • Chapman Brtmude and 4-wheel Master- months' eld apartment alxe re­ Bobd, MI 1-4189. u U B im . plaatered walla, garage, oQ.: hot room and bar, attached garage, i ; t-eoss craft trailer, fuHy oquipped, frigerator and gas stove. Also, 8- watkr baseboard, heat, naar large lot with 6 hcret additional CLASSIFIED -I deelekM as *'a necessary measure Miss .Judith Anne Chapman and $1,596. Can be seen at cTUea pieca bedroom set and kitchen set. schools..Owner, l u 98198. OOSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re- ;CBNA liANCHBSTER—New two family, land in rear, good iMatlon, Im- Teirsfice Dale Laise, both of Mon­ Service Station Adams Street Excellent condition. Rug 9x13, $30. 3 fooma,' firot floor,' 8186. Ciall .mediate occupancy. Jerry FSy to prevent imperialism from paira all makeg refrigerators, n n s p EXCELLENT WILLIAMS ROAD, Bolton—T nm n launching a .calamitous nuclear BMI001HW and W. Middle Turnpike. GaU TR 5-1053 after tvenlngs, 3464)982. Agency, MI 3-7030. ster. vtere united in pfiarriags freesers, washing machines, dry- split level OQ large lot, 3% yean irar.’' aturday evening at Community ADVERTISING era, ranges, oil and gas burners. 'nMTBHE A BIG BARGAIN TWO ELGIN, outboard, motors— Ko VULT aacowd floor \4 roSm Old, I bedreoms, 1% batba, mning THRBX bedroom Colonial for only The Soviet CoiVimunist party ______- —■ __ ' MI a-0055. All work guaranteed. HMNmpiO EVERYTHING YOU NEED BUYS r Baptist Church. MOWOPP ooa 8 li.p. and one U h.p. Both iHjartmsnt in- exMlient'reaiden- room, famify room, beautiful $17,500. Another top value. Tfled par Pravda said that "in the pres in excelioat running condition. 8 COMPLETE .modem kitchen, l-oar garage, bath, neat new kitchen, separate ent international ' situation'^ we The bride ih the daughter of CLASSinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 'fO ’HW tu i iQcaticn, with garage; $135 Can MI 9-1829. R(X)MS OF BRAIJD a month includes iwat. 'J. D. JUST 88,000 CASH DOWN— 838,900.’ FhUbrick A gou^, U diidiig rooih, open stairway, fire­ ■have no other alternativ^'fto test­ Mr. and Mrs. Bertram. F. (Chap­ repaired sales and . service, pick MEiaWORE i $172 a mcBth, including taxes, man. 403 Woodland St. 'The hride- 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. a u rT H B u NEW FURNITURE Rtelty, MI $A139. place. Porch enclosed, garage, ing) until a diaarmammt agree­ up and delivery. Icc akatea sharp­ 1958 $0 H.P. Mercury outboard « AND APPLIANCES insurance. -Lovely 8 bedroom grom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ened, precision ground. L A M WMiiNrr N w / plenty of trees.. .don’t find them ment is reached.’*. motor, good condition, plus con­ ^ FOR ONLY $444 FOUR' ROOM apartment, w i 8 bath apoUeae ^ lit with huge VERNON - 8 room Cape. Hkrtab- like thla for 817,500 veiiry often. A few hours m tterth e announce­ Harry E. Laise. 43 Tanner St. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Equipment Corporation, Route 8S. A ONim •IBHT' trol box and cables. Only $250. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ascend floor, Ipnice Street. Mi family room, on« year old. Ushed neighborhood. Fireplace. Vacant, too. T. i J. Crockett, ment of new tOM, Soviet Premier The Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, pas­ liONOAT n n i FBXDAV 10:M AJI.—«ATCB1>AV t AJL VemiHi. Conn. TR S-7609. Manches­ After 7 caU PI 2-7816. ONLY $18.88 ■; *4774, . Amaaitfr drive. Vacant. Tcaigran ter exenange. Call Enterprise IMS. JUST $8,800 CASH DOWN— Realtor. Ml 8-lS7t. Khrushchev krtit a message to the tor of Community Baptist Church, Beautiful W estingho^ Refrigora- Agency, MI 38331. opening eeSeibn of the World Can­ performed the single ring cer^ FOR SALE OR TRADE — 16-foot THRBB ROOM apartment. Cen -^$154 monthly, deluding taxes. 188,000—And one of the better buys PLEASE READ YOUR AD SHARPENING Service- Saws, boat and trailer, $100, Wisconain tor tral Bast Hartford busiiiesa Insurance. Nicer duplex 68, S- ANDOVER —5% Wom Cape; 10 cer Oongrew in the Kremlin ap­ mony by candlelight. 3frs. Blsesser Bmutiful Washing Machina in Town. Multi-level split of eight pealing .fw doctors to take a lead­ wa.s organist. Bouquets of white m *lWut Ada” are tskea over the phone oa • eoo- knives, axes, aheara, skates air cooled with reverse gear. MI block. Socond floor. Unheated. M r garage. Is a good invest- acres. Bam. Vacant ShcceUent large lOoma, (our bedrooms, veateeee. The advertieer ahoaM read. Ms ad the FIRST DAT >T rotarv blades. Quick service. Capi­ 9-8932. Beautiful Bedroom Suite Parking. AduIU. $40. MI 9-6308. mtet. apot for growing family. Tcngren ing role in the struggle for peace. pompons and yellow' •carnationa tol Eiqoipment Co., S8 Main St., Beautiful -Living Room Suite three baths, two car garage and decorated the church. APPKAB8 oad RKPOBT BRROBS !■ .tliiie tor Dm oext laaer- Uil/TTOCW/. A g m ey 3 g 8-6831 ______one storage room. Immaculate. Manchester. Hours daily 7-5. WHtN SHE Beautiful Dinette Set COVENTRY—Three bedroom du­ 83,00<) CASH DOWN — $147. The bride, given in marriage by llaa. The Herald la reepoaalMe for onlv ONE (noorreet or emitted Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI Beautiful "Deluxe” Range monthly, including taxes, in -' BOLTON-818,500. 5 room Cape>-n Big lot, lovely setttiig. Solid brick. hMerOea ter aaj advertiaeinent dad then only te the exteat of a OOT6TVOC Bnildins: M atehsls 47 plex on Lake St., $85 monthly, Only 5 or 6 years old. T. J. her father., wore a street-length 3-7958. WITH A BLIMP Instead of Westinghquse Refrigera< s^giUaneea furnished MI 8-5139. 'surance buys this lovely 88,- foot living room, fireplace, ahii^ gown of white organdy with a fit­ ■*nsake goad” 'aaerttoa. Errors which do aot leaata thp valoe of tor if you prefer Rugs, Laimpa, completajy redecorated interi­ inum siding, garage, acre lot, vCrockett, -Realtor. MI 8-1577. at wfU aot be eorreeted b p ‘‘make peed* laaertloa. eWTE VWO Local Stocks ted jacket, scooped neckline, and M A M RUBBISH Removal — In­ LQOKAP LIKB BETTER BUYS AT Tables, Linoleum and a Few Other MODERN. 5 . room unfurnished or and l^erior with amesite . trees. Carltoa W; Hutchins, MI three-quarters-length sleeves. Her dustrial, commercial, resldehtial. neXfcem KM P NATIONAL Articles apartment, Jiecond floor, heat, hot drive, 3-car garage.- ExceUent 98182. ^ IC E REDUCED white face veil waa attached to a Manchester routes. Cleaning at- our FROM EVERYTHING water furnished. 8110, MI 9-4985. inveetmmt. <3iM>talleas Furalshad by MANCHESTER — Ranch. 6 big floral headpiece, and she carried a tibs, cellars, yards. Cardboard, UNPBR A Combination Doors From $15.95 ea. FOR ONLY $444 OMNDa Middlebrook, lac. colonial bouquet o f white rosea and d i a l m i 3-2711 metal drums - available. Reliable f i r s t FLOON 4 rooms, one bed- $4,800 CASH DOWN Lovely rooms include 8 bedrooms, dining Spaciods. rambling Colonial FLAT ROCK- 8d A 16d Common Nailg FREE DELIVERY C a^, 8 ttrtii sized bedrooma, Baak Stacks carnations. ^ lawn maintenance. MI 9-9757, e w f $8.75 per keg ro6m. Call Ml 8-8367 between 5-7 4 apartmenta,\ 4 'rooms each room, living room, with fireplace, IN CONNNECnCUT p.m. " plus bath and pantry, spotless. and stepeaver kitchen.' oil hot formal dining\mm With pic­ Bid Asked Miss Aiyuf B. Duncan of Holli- BUSINESS MEN!! Metropolitan BHE INTHR Exotic Paneling From 18c sq. ft. FREE SET-UP BY ture window . a<^ a view, Conn. Bank and Trust d^'sburg/ Pa., was maid of honor. PUBLIC «V « / Screen Doors From $9.75 ea. $176 monthly, including taxes, water heat, aluminum storme and Life Insurance offers Creditors In­ OUR OWN RELIABLE MEN FIVE ROOMS, first floor, central, insurance. screens, garage. Built ' 1954. jalousied porch, 2\flreplaces, Co...... 55 50 Her street-length dre.«is of medium surance, Sole Proprietors, Part­ Cedar Closet Lining 28c sq. ft. good location, adults preferred, one in paneled rec room, 2-car Hartford National blue.-t'Otton was sleeveless, with a TROUBLE REAGHINB OUR ADVERTISER? Knotty Pine Paneling 14c sq. ft. FREE STORAGE 818,900.. RoMrt 'Wolverton Agency, nership, Corporation, Group UNTIL WANTED 8135. MI 9-7197. * MI 9-2818. garage, landscaped lotNA real Bank and Trust Oo. 46 40 high neckline in front and V-back, Dutch Doors $19.50 ea. fine home in excellent nel^bor- Fire Insaraace Compaalea Health, Life, Weekly Indemnity. Phone For Appointment J. D. REALTY full skirt with front panel and ‘•Red’’ Farmer. MI S-3105. 2 X 4" Studs—Special 50c ea. THREE ROOMS, stove, refrigera­ VERNON—Delightful 6 room (?ape hood. 826,900. Htfd. F ir e ...... 56 60 matching sash. She wore a bowed SI-Ho«r AMweriis Stnrict Caulking Guns $1 ea. Samuel Albert tor,'’ hot water furnished, ISO 470 MAIN ST. MI 8-5129 in better than brand new condition. Hartford C- 9-7649. CHestnut 8-2147 9-8464. home in the best of condition, for 2 bedrooms up. Se^ It today! Hartford Oaa Oo. . . . 50 54 Chapman of Manchester, a brother aad leave year aaeaaage. TouTl hear trcaa oar advorUaar la Jig 3-6932 after 8:30 p.m. No peU. CaU MI 9-0147 after 4 Cali Mrs Lord, 528-6687, MI Oma wtthoat apwidlng all evening at the telephoiia. Good clegn workmanship at rea­ 16x16 family room, dining room Southern New England of the bride, was the usher. sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ N.Y. MAIDS—Top wages. Best p-m. r OCRLEDGE—7 room Ranch, combination with many extras 9-5306. TR 5-6611. Barrows A Telrt>hone . ' ...... 46 SO APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, $25; A reception for 50 guests was Household Services chester. Raymond Fiske, MI homes, tickets sent. Largest, Sitoations Wanted— years old, large modem kltchm, and built-ins. Only one block to Wallace, 55 E. Center St., Man­ Maanfactaiing Oampaaiea oldest N.Y. Agency. Write GEM, Diamonds— Wstebe wood-coal end heater, $10. CaU THREE R(X}M first floor apart­ held in Fellowship Hall at the Offered IS-A 9-9237. built-in oven and range, dishwash­ bus and shopping. Beechler- chester. MI 9-5306. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 57 51 Automobiles For Sale 4 35 Lincoln, Roelyn Hts., N. Y. Male 39 Jewelry 48 after 6 p.m. MI 3-260'f. ment, automatic hot water fur- church. For a plane trip to Detroit, Lost and Found niehed, no appliances. Adulte only. er, dispoasl, psntiy, etc. Large Smlth, Realtors, MI 98952, MI Associated Spring .. 11% 13% WASHER REFRIGERATOR re­ EXTERIOR-INTBRIOR palnUng, dinmg room den. center entrance 88969. NORTH END — With $3,000 (or Mich., Mrs. Lai.se wore a turquoise FRIENDLY woman—help start MIDDLE AGED MAN would like, WATCH AND jewelry repairing at School Street. Tel. MI S.-7094 Whittaker Photo Bristol B ra ss...... t 11 linen suit with beige acceasories. LOST—PARAKEET, gray and tur- 1955 CHEVROLET, 2-door Hard- pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, decorating, ceilings, nr^lpkper- haU, paneled wall flrepUoe in Uv- less) you can assume the $13,000 Dunham B u sh ...... 6 5 qUoise. vicinity High School and top, 4 way powered, very clean. shop-by-mail club. Club shopping maintenance wmbina- Grace Episcopal Church, NewfDean Junior 0>Uege. Franklin, N. B. Machine.....18% 31% FOUND—3-colored angora kitten. I Condition, $495 Tim Moriarty’s REWEAVING of bums, .moth holes. Send (Or details, (ree 276-page F. E. Bray, 737 Main St;. SUts to choose from, Ckime in, see and hatha, dimwashsr, aizpoeal, latch tions. amesite, etc. Asking $15,900 51rs. Laise is a 1960 graduate of hear, what can be done to a tinny Call MI 8-6105. appraiaal, 8S1,0M. PhUbrtek Agsa- Bedford. Maps., was the scene of Maas., and the UnivtrsHy of North and Judd .... IS 15 vicinity Ansaldi Heights. Call Ml Flving A Service, 610 Hartford Zippers repaired Window Shades PAINTING and wallpapering, wall­ catalog. No obligation. Popular Theater Building. cy, MI 9-8464. doon, 18 acres, p■ boards. MI 3-6526. TWO ROOM, first floor apartment, Bcreena, new exterior siding and grounds, rare opportunity. CaU %s u roofing. Aluminum clapboards a , WATER ’TYPE lawn roller. 3 post Young executive custom built Bourcier of Rockvllte, Charles 1957 CHEVROLET, stick on floor, an unusual opportunity. Perma­ gas stove and electric refriger^ aleeps 8, modern, conveniencee, roof. GcknI investment in qtuet lo­ today — Beechler-Smith, Real­ Garage— Service— Storage 10 specitity. Unexcelled workman­ I jacks. Sump pump, never used. August 18-25, $65. Sept. $50 week­ ranch. 5 spacious rooms, 2-car Posiviata of Mattapolsett and Nor­ MAR nice condition. MI 9-7754. nent and must hav# car. High I MI 3-6321. THREE PIECE walnut bedroom tor furnished. Adults only, MI cation. Robert Wolverton Agciwy, tors, MI 9-8952, MI 38969. OPEM W ED, THURS. Md ship. MI 9-6495. set, bronze dinette table and six ly." MI 8-0710. MI 9^3818. attached garage, 4 years old, man Bergeron o( New Bedford. GARAGE FOR RENT—148 Cooper LPN—NIGHT dvty, part-time, CaU (Commission - Bonus arrangement 3-6388. exceUent condition. Establish­ MI 9-2358. chairs, miscellaneous, like new. Mrs. Whitehead wore a gray silk Hill Street. Good for car Or stor­ with advancement opportunity. HAMPTON BEACH- N. H.—3 Ifed- lUXacVlLUB — 7 room older Co- ed neighborhood, convenient to ensemble with chiffon bodice and FRIDAY TIM” I PJN. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A $125 weekly draw qualified man. ’TWO new aluminum combination 528-7287. DrutS'Up Favorite age, $7. Glastonbury 633-9057. FOUR ROOM tenement. -MI $-7980. room cottage, all uCUlticw weeks lciUaj','~3;Story garage and two schools, bus, shopping, and white -accessories. The bride­ Write Box DD. c /o Herald. doors. MI 9-6526. July 28, August 18, 35. MI 4-9037. $ 11,500 highway. Bulllt-in oven and ROOFING—Specializing repairing RN—NIGHT D im r part-time CaU G.E. STOVE in excellent condi­ room outbuilding. Trees. On con­ groom’s mother wore a blue silk tion, approximately 8 years old, venient Orchard Street. Bargain range, fireplace, wall-to-wall ensemble with white accessories. TiUESDAY and W EDNESDAY SPECIALS Butterfly Linens! roofs of all kinds, new roofs gut­ Ml 9-2358. GRAY FLANNEL SCREENED sand, stone, gravel, Tremendous value . for only (air price. MI 9-9288 after 5:30. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, heat­ at $14,600. Glenn Roberts Agen­ $11,500 in this big eight room carpeting Kving room, hali. qnd Both wch-e orchid corsages. ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ SUIT MAN loam, top soil. George H. Gril­ BnaineaB,Property For Sale 70 master bedroom. Professional­ paired Aluminum siding 80 BOOKKEEPER, experienced, for ling, Inc., Screening Plant, An­ ed, individual thermostat, newly cy, Rl^tors, MI 4-1521. single with shed and barn. A reception for 360 guests was full-time work in private home or dover. PI 2-7886. decorated. Woodland Street, House has (our rooms and bath ly decorated. Work shop in held at the New Bedford Woman’s yeanears’ experience. Free estimates. 110-year old national concern is PHILCO Refrigerator in good con­ MANCHESTER — Tolland Tpke., 3% ACRES Immaculate 7 room basement. Oram ic bath, plas­ CaU' Hewley, MI 8-6361. MI 3-0763. in store for active pharmacy. looking for an $8,000 to $12,000 adults Phone MI 3-2171. After 8 10 acres, industrial- zone. 40,000 down, four rooma plus up. (Jlub. For a motor trip, Mrs. Please contact at once. Station A, CAMPERS TAKE NOTE — Auto dition. $30. MI 3-5054. MI 3-8470. ■ Oilonisl, 1% baths, large cabinet New heating system. Needs tered waits, ’'aluminum -com­ Bourque wore a white linen sheath csdiber man to associate with equare foot building, loading plat­ kitchen, excellent barn, trees, only binations many extras. Under P. O. Box 206, Manchester, C^nn. our office in this area. Sales roof rack with 4x6 box attached, form, ample parking. 865,000. redecorating. with terracotta iace trim, white priced to sell. Call MI 9-8595. GREEN velvet Victorian loye- 4% ROQMik apartment, second $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, >u $30,000. Owner TR 5-6320. London Broil Radio-TV Repair Services 18 hat. ecru accessories and a white management, law or ^count­ seajt, good condition, reasonable. floor, oil nen, automatic hot wa­ Ja(;k Feihberg, Broker,- 249-7539. 98132 4 Located at 460 Vemon Street. ing backg;round helpful. Salea Now vacant. orchid. The couple will live at 57 TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest. SECURITY FOR SALE—8x10 green wall tent Call MI 9-9641. ter. Tel MI 8-4751. personality. Resident of Man­ 818,009—SPACIOUS-8 'room Cape, Hillorest Dr., Vemon,' in mid-Au­ Economical. High quality parts. with biv bar; also, portable ice 71 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 RECE.PTIONISTS chester, Or nearby area. Must chest. Both A-1 conditimi. MI Land For Sale ?;laaeed in porch, minutes’ . walk gust. Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for be enthusiastic, industrious, Lots For -Sato 71 Mrs. Bourque is a graduate of service since 19M. Phone MI 9-0175. rom schoola and Onter, extra lot Women — earn money in your imaginative, and have demon­ “ Sihre 1907 'op^ al. 3a 98718. 9-4537, Potterton’s, 180 Center St. strated ability to make prog­ By Reid ' ABOUT 800 feet frontage of indus­ PORTER Street Section—Residen­ spare time. We now have open­ MAHOGANY office disk; boy’s It’s Been T/)* Crockett ress and money. Enclose brief 9 f Course” trial land. OaU MI 9-8391. BOLTON — Largs 4,room ranch, tial lots, AA zone, city Water and STEAKS ANTENNAES—All types, expertly ings for security receptionists 20" bicycle with training wheels. AUCTION beautifuUy landscaped, oversized Realtor sewer. Phone '3fl 8-62?6. installed, rotor systems a special­ in- the Manchester area. 4, 6 resume to Box (i, care of Man­ TR 5-8659. NO'nCE and 8 hour shifts. Uniforms chester Herald. Ciontact in con­ garage, 4% mortgage may be ty. CaU MI 8-2587 for free esU- Impertont Sda—AnriquAs—Windsor. Conn. C el. H oubcs For Sale 7 i / MI 8-1577 150’ X 300’ (approximately) lot t o p G R A D E mates. . furnished, pleasant working fidence. 25 H.P. EILECTTRIC outboard mo­ assumed by quslSied buysc.- BOLTON ZONING BOAR tor, $CT5; one 4’’ jointer. $30; 3 (NAME WITHHELD BY REQUEST) Hayes Agency, 3 0 38808. / Birch Mountain" Road Ext., Bol­ OF APPEALS conditions. Must have trans­ FLOItENCB ST.—T room home in ton l a 3-7140. TELEVISION antennas and rotor portation and be U.S. citizen. EXPERIENCED ^uto mechanic h.pT outboard motor. AD 2-2619. SOUTH WINDSOR—On Pine Tree The Zoning Board of Appeals«'nff 'of CHOICE for muffler, shc«k absorber in­ At The UNTERN VILLAGE EARN axe^ent conditfam inside and out, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape systems installed and repaired. Apply in person. Room 104, ------1------aneibsed porch. «aw-cai Lane, neat 6 room ranch, car­ JEHSEN STREET—Two A-zone the Town o f ' Bolton will hold a - Serving Manchester and surround­ 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, or stallations (md engine tune-ups. ahiminum atorms, port. hot wate'r heat, fuU base­ public hearing In the auditorium' Exc«IIent For Apply at once Seyitiour Auto AIR CONDITIONER. \ h.p., like MANCHESTER, CONN. priced (Or quick . sale, siding, amesite drive, lots, 55x190 each, U|Uities. Cloge ing areas. Modem TV Service. 406 call 247-83(>0 ■ between 9 a.m. nzUbriek Agency, 30 I ment. storms, exceUent yard. to odiools. Churches, and shopping of the Town Hall,. Thursday. Aug. I Barbecues Center St., Ml 8-2305 Store, 681 Main St., Manchester. hew, reasonable. Phone MI 3-4822. patio, Urtng room v" and 5 p.m. . Monday through Leave Wilbur Croee Parkway (Conn. Kt. 15) At Exit 98 aa< room, Wonderful for\ young famUy. center. CSiatlea-PonUcelll Agency, 3, 1962 at 8 p.m. fo hear and- act j Saturday. Follow Arrow East for % Mile on Tolland Turnpike SiIANOlESTER—4 bedroom* home, 3 bedrooms, den or Price $15,400. ■ FHA Or VA fi­ MI 9-9644. upon the following appeals; CONNIES ’TV and Radio Service, Salesmen Wanted 36-A exceUent closet and storage space^ work-saving kitchen, hot water No. 502—Hilltop Motors Inc., own­ QUART JAR (SAVE ISe) j m aolid value nancing available. Glenn Rob­ available all hours. Satisfaction large encloeed ^ rch . 3-car ga­ heat, all city utUir erta Agency, Realtors, 30 4-1531 er Anthony,and Crescent WE HAVE immediate openings AMBITIOUS MAN — Largs New WEDNESDAY. JULY 25,1962 AT 10 A.M . Wolvertqn guaranteed. CaU MI 9-1315. CARPENTERS WANTED rage, 818.T00. Fhilbrick Agency. for 818.t00. Rr' RMort Property For Sale 74 Deciantis' and agent at­ for females on light machine op-, York corporation has opening in Agency. 3 0 9-8n( BRICK CAPE — Solid brick c^>e INSPECTION AFTER 9 A3L 3Ct M484. ------:------torney John F. Shea Jr., erations, both day (8-4:30) and I Hartford branch for ambitious Apply oa Job. 829 Mala Street, with shed dormer. Built in 1951. (XIVENTRY LAKE—2 beautiful request approval of loca-| Moving— ^Trnckinit— night (4:30-11) shifts. Must be 181 iimrried man interested in lesm- ART and C»LORBD GLASS—CHINA—SANDWICH and CUSTOM B O ni! • room Ranch, VERNON—Hoine and business One room unfinished up. Base­ or over. Experience not neeCS-1 or 72 Maple Street, or call Joha combination. 5 room ranch near lakeside cottages, one at $7,500, tion for conducting a 11- i Storage 20 sales ahd sales management. PATTERN GLASS—IRON, TOLE and WOODENWAKE— large Itvtng room with fireplace, ment ' garage, beautiful setting. cenked new and used car] _ I sary. Apply Personnel. Iona No canvassing, established ac- tonaal m*wng rowB. family sixe Vernon Circle. Tremendous pos- one at 88.900. Ctood financing MIRACLE WHIP R. Wenaergrra Oo., MI 8-5808, Mah}' collector’s items FURNITURE-mostly VLCTORIAM- This hornet' has all the extras, sales and a limited cari 4 9 MANCSIESTER Moving and Truck­ Man'ufacturing, ^Regent Street ailiUlUss. Bus line. Tongren A ^ - available. Coil, 30 8-6980. counts (umished. We give com' and EMPIRE—TALL POST BED. '. kitciMB, S badrooma, IH hatha, vary clean. Owner transferred. repair business at for­ ing Company. Local and long dis­ plete product and (ield training. after 8 pjn. . ' I zeeraotiea room with flrapl^oa, ey, 3fl S8j21. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, 30 3-1577. PtNEAFPLE-aRAFEMUlT tance moving, packing and stor­ WOMAN to operate-folding shirt mer Ansaldi _Feed Store lliSd guaranteed (irst two weeks Art Glaze—Amberina:—Pr Choice Oiiets, Water Pitcher, Tims, anclBoed lraeeew«y, attaebod fa- Wpnted— Real Eatate 77 oo Rt. 44-A between Wil­ age. Regular service throughout machine, steady, clean Job.trgood at training, commission there­ biers, Pr. Shakers, Punch Chip, etc. Also Rubino,' Oanberty, r a N(H — S bedrooms, attached SOUTH WINDSOR — 5% room New England states and Florida. pay. Apply New System Laundry, garage, screened porch, closed in ranch, 64x24, attached garage liams Road and Fiano’s after. Car necessary (or local Vaseline' Sapphire,- Aqua. Amber;—Hats, Toothpick Holders, WANTED—Real Estote. Selling or .M I 8-6563. 44 Harrison St travel. <^1 Lee Vpiland, 688-4916, yard. Owner. 3u 9-8808. with psdio, (M. hot water heat, Restaurant. This i» a Shakers, Cruets, syrups. Punch Chips, etc.' A m e t buying. Residential, commercial general business zone. between 1-5 p.m. (or confldential HOLLISTER STREET—6 bedroom fireplace, air conditioner, built-in MANCHESTER Package Delivery. WOMAN to clean office Wednes­ # ChiUections of Chipper Lustre-Pitchers, Majolica, Milk Glass, 3IAlfCBE8TEa-aaiicb. large liv­ Or inmistrial real estate. Ckmtact Plot plan is on file. day aiternoon or Sundays. Write interview. home. Urge Uving room with din­ oven and range, large corner high Light trucking and package deliv­ Knife Rests, Gutta Percha Daguerreo-type Chises, Benningt'»> ing room, modern kltaian, 8 bed- lot, taxes 8299.45. Must sell. In Realtor, Stanley Bray, 3U *-«ff$, itjfo. 603- George Negro for ap-j DOLE DRINK Box C, Herald. * ' ing area, new heating ayftem, 3- er'. Refrigerators, washers and SALESMAN interested in real es­ Salts, Lamps. Shades, Bottles, Lacy Sandwich Chip Plates robina, IH baths, large rec room, quire West Side Realty, 3 0 9-4343, Brt^Burn Realty. proval of / Ibcatlon ■ for | stove moving specialty. Folding tate, (ull time. Call Mr. Green, OKceUant ocBdltkm, $19,809; PhU- car garage, shaded tot, $17,800. conducting: a retail gaso- 8322 SEWERS Wanted Immediately—- Honey Dishes, Spill Holders; Some ArgvB; Ashburton, Hotuiall, FhUbrick Agency, 3II 9-8464. anytime. WISB auSOBUNE to haDdle yout M-81 chairs (or rent. MI 9-0752. | MI 9-8464. Swirl, Few Bell Flower; Amber BAD ChMter Set, Salt Glaze brick Agency. 30 M4M. ' line station and general Work at home doing siihple sew­ MANCHESTER—Beautiful 6 room real estate? COU ja s at 10 98888 25 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS ing. We supply materiala -and Pitcher‘-apd Tm ^ I , Bair Bohemian Vases, Pink Bristol Dreaaer EIGHT ROOM modified. f«i>ch, * auto repair business on a Ideal choice for summer-fresh THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. BOWERS SCHOOL, one Hock, Oba- custom bum ^ ^ t level. Features ■or prompt and courteous aervica lot south of the Bolton You’re sure to look your -very pay shipping both ways. Good Set, 20 Pc. Pink Lustre (Thina. Interesting Iron:—^Thdvets, Match unfinished,/' fireplace, recreation Jooepb Barth. Broksi WITH ^ FT. BREAKSTONE YO<;URT (All Flavora) heat on every afternoon occasion linens! These lovely butterfly and Moving, packing. Storage, Iqpal •sfemeThe Finest In tom built i room ranen. PUatored include hot water oil heat, (ull Dairy on Rt. 85. This is daisy motifs are easily embroidered and long distance, -Agent.s for rate of pay. Piece work. Ap­ Safes, fettles. Toaster, Etc. Slipware, Fine Toleware and Wood- walls, partial raeraotion room, garOge, sweeping views. ^ tai this charmingly simple yoked ply, Dept. AD-344, Box 7010, Ade­ AUTOMATIC enware. Crocks, Jugs, Tall Post Bed, Marble Top Dresser, Acem plaster-house, iW baths, picture CASH for your home, land, equip­ a general business zone. In bright colors onto bed linens and Lyons van Lines, Inc., world-wide SEPTIC TANKS traoa. <1T,900. CartUm W. serss only $17,900, (Sulton W. book kitchen, formal dining room, style In a wide size range. dresser scarves! laide' Post Office, Toronto, On­ Poet B i^ Victorian Gents Chii^ and Various Side Cihairs, Ehnpire HutchlnsTIa 98138. ment, merchandise liquation, Plot plan te on file. . FRE^H SWEET GOLDEN YELLOW movers. Free estimates. MI 3-5187. AND OIL HEAT HntcUiw. 30 *8133. rec , room with' fireplace, 2-car Interested persons may appear No. 8322 wlUr Patt-O-Rama Is . Pattern No. 5266-H has hot-iron tario, Canada. Secretary, dierry and Chirly Maple Chest of Dniwers, Walnut anything of value. For quick ac­ 01 sises S«. 38,'40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, Droplid Diesk, What-Not, Lead Garden Figure (Shell. 2 C%emhe)/ 88 DUPLEX—Convenient to huaaa garage, large shade trees. High tion coll American Auctloo Co.. and be heard > t this meeting er transfer for 5 designs; color chart; PiLUGeED SEWERS SOUTH WjdfOSOR — 6% room locrtlcn with view. Spacioua tot. S2. Bust 38 to 54. Size 38. 40 bust, stitch illutrations. Painting— Papenng 21 PREPARE NOW for next year’s C!kadle, 2 Dropleaf Tables‘(Maple and Cherry), .False Fireplace, Ranch, aataWlahed nrtghboriMod, ■tiii centm* u$ town, 8 bedrooms 3 0 8-9647. submit written communications. yards of 35-inch. vacation. You will be able to go Windsor Chairs and ortiers. Blanket Chests, Wall Racks. each aids, .ceramic baths, amesite Prlcefl ' below owner's cost. BOLTON ZONINfS To order, send 35c in coins to: S A V E $75 famlhr - oised kitchan, oeramie Vacant. 3 0 3-8073, Brae-Bum •To order, send S5c in coins to;— EXTERIOR SPRAT aOd brush farther and do more with moneys MacMit CItaiMi b O ^ t r e e zhaded tot, w cO D ^ drlvea, ta tcea yard. Excellent fi­ ■ -agrue of m er. High M to 86. the S*lvaUon Army will meet to­ Nigerian Official jdlno of 99 Spencer St. was Towti Hall Room 1 ef nrrnletiia morrow at 2 p.m. In the Junior backing up In g northeaster^ .dl<- Manche$Uir-~^A CUy of VUtago Charm Halt Refreehmenta will be served. rectlon out of the Pine Acres Bern- Makind*,'^the W e«t^ ty Salon parking-lot at 4S5 Hart­ The Central Refrigeratian Oo. S I Nlgariiin. oifleial whoae heailf oon- fo r d R d., w hen the le ft fr o n t fen4|r Bktst Hartford la the apfmrent low rage U ) Cheryl Warrender, 11, dat«hter bidder to Air condition me ICunl^* T0L.LXXXLN0.249 (FOUKtEBN PAGES) MANCHESTEII. CONN., TUESDAY. JULY 84 IN I PRICE FIVE CENTS e t Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth War- I dltion Uckad np while b » y r i» vfarft- er of her ear struck a tele^iaae pole causing minor damage to the pal BuUdlng hearing room, renderxSO Uenox St., won a tro­ tng Maneheeter July’ M^, may be , However, the oompany’a bid of phy and title of "Little Junior tranaferred Wednead*^ from Mtan- |2,3M might ho rejected, becauaa Mlsa” of Cedar Knoll In a bath­ dieeUr Memorlal^^oapltal to New the envelope in vridch it was sub­ e Te»ted in Response^ ing beauty conteet for camper* re­ mitted did nqjt have the Identifica- State Neivs cently at Hammonaseett State llhigland Centto Roepi^l Boe- Jeaii Brc^ltenbach . tlon sticker which the general Park. She U a Grade 6 pupil at |ton. manager’s office distributee to lincoln School. Middnde'e condition le deecribed * Home from Tour prpapectlve Udders. Roundup I by lO ill authorltiee ae greatly Im- Chester Ltogtry, deputy director Members of Perennial Planter* I p r o r e d / Of t^uerlo Rico of public works, vdio o^ a d the Garden Club will tour the gar­ Me will tuidergo further exam- Uds, Bald the matter would be dens of three members this. eve­ referred to General Manager Rich- iiiatlon* at the Boeton hospital, to Mies Jeto Breltenhach, daugh- ning, weather permitting. The Oonfirm the diaghoeis at Manchee- ftrd Miaftiii. . ALLINONESTORt 4 K n ie d tour will start at 7 at the home I ter Meniorial. Ur of Mr. and Mrs. Edvnud Brel- other Uds were submitted % of Mrs. Robert Kippax. 46 Kelly tenbach, 13 Ensign St, a student I - Maklnde is one o t eight officials th e W M tlng O orp., 2S4 B road S t., SHOP FOR All'L nYPUI Rd.', South Windsor, and , con­ I from Weatem Nigeria who chose at Albortus Magnus College, New 33.489.30rT. P. Altkoi, 28 Tolland Fo r N- ons tinue at the homes of Mra. David to study Manchester’s government Haven, recently returned from a , Rotary Presideht Tpke.,. 12,771; Standard Sheet Met­ Evans Worcester Rd., Vernon, tod ten-day singing tour of Puerto MATERNITY In 2 Gar for three days, while on a tour of KenneUi L. Jackson of South al Works, Inc., Hartford, |2,M7; \ Mr*. D exter S tark, Sunset Te'i I the United States. Rico with the college chorus. and Cminectlcut Oil Heating Oo. of BLOUSES. SKIRTS. StACikS. Vernon. In event of heavy ralh Windsor, formerly of Manchester, Bx WHITNEY 8HQEMAKEB toM moratorium on nuclear esph>-#wUl “have to make an analysis . He is the chief agriculture .ex- y’The group.was honored sit a HaJtfbrd, 83,982. BRAS, GIRDLES, of thrir tests to see whether they the meeting will be canceled. has been elected president of the SWEA’TERS W'ASHINGTON (AP) — sions last September. ion eervicee officer of the mln- reception given by the owyoress of The tsro existing ducts In the “We tested in response,” be present a further risk to our se­ Accidents ’ of a^culture and natural re- San Juan, Benora Felisa Rieon de South Windsor Rotary Club to hearing room will be used, plus With Europeans watching Members of Campbell Council, AT said .“Now they carry out another cu rity .” I sou pea in his 'Cpuntry. Gautier, and were presentkl with succeed Leon Schweir of South a third duct to be constructed by and listening as he spoke, series of tests .and the world , “In this constant purault,” he By THE ASSOCIATED PBE88 Knights of Columbus, will meet to­ a key to the city. Gen. Roland del -the contractor. Cooling tho air sdll W est Held night at 7:80 at the K of C Home W indsor. Piesident Kennedy rebuked plunges deeper Into uncertainty.” added, “ everyone -dealrei to ,be Two crew members of sub­ Mar, commander Of the Armed be a water cooled condenser unit ’ Glaxie/s ' Kennedy discussed the sltuaUcn last., Of course, it Increases the and go to the John F. Tierney Fu­ Other new officers elected are with qominwesor, evaportor coil, the Soviet Union for testing marine'Tench stationed at the neral H om e, 219 W. C enter S t., to Services oh the Island, ghve the Corset and Unlfdrin M ap in reply to a question as to wheth­ dangto for the hiunan race.” ville Driver Peter Wlnton of South Windsor, fana and refrigwrant UPm - B >UU nuclear weapons, reported no pay respects to the late James F. ■ i girls a reception at his home. •81 Mala SL->«aMiliester er he sees any ground for hope Kennedy said govemm«it deci­ Submarine Base in Groton A s Barrier Concerts were ^ en in Huma- vice president; Merle Wood- be powered by a three-phase 280- recent progress bn Berlin and nem ey, past grand knight. There ;ed in Crash of agreement (m a test ban treaty sions on new scientific flndiiigs re­ were killed early today when win be a recitation of the Roeary cao, at Puerto RIoan Catholic Uni­ mansee of South Windsor, seem- volt, 00-cycle electrical source.^ promis^ not to reduce the vriien the Soviets finish their next lating to the detection and Idtnttl- the^ were thrown from their at 8 at the funeral home. versity in Ponce, at the main tary; and Robert Trewhella of 108 \value o f the dollar. round. He said the United States fication of secret underground nu­ In a 1:30 km. Saturday two- Peace Corps, training center at clear explosions may be reached auto which had collided with By R ussia Bolton St., Manchester, treasurer. \‘*We are very reluctant to test,” another car on Rt. 96, Ston- Tile Army-Navy Auxiliarv will I ear accident, per8 out ot traffic a post-nuptial reception for more I The bride received, in her wed-1 walk Hospital. In this connection. Rusk said h* Jams. than 200 friends and relatives ding gown, a white silk faille prin­ ‘We Speak ,in Many Tongues^' understood the Soviet position. Ha Three members of the Manches­ yesterday afternoon at Susannah cess design with bell-shaped skirt, Peru’s Military ' 142 to 152 said the United States to an opesi ter Fine Arte Association exhibited Wesley Hall. with crown of orange blossoms R ad ical T akes HoldlJJ-®- society, whereas the. Soviet UiU(ni their work on the aldewaJks. At TVie form er Mias F ran ces E laine and'see*vea) Ben Bella. The dissident, deputy matching tie and green wool I and set up a government accept­ NEW YORK (AP) — Americans^the heart of industrial Germany. Ben BeUa and agreed to a seven- namics’ Electric Boat Division in stockings with a dirk (small dag­ Noise Abatement premier to backed by the 48,000- able to the United States and othw The Ainerican propam wmt man poUUcal toneeu named by Groton, (fonn. ger) at the knee. got a look at Europe, and Euro­ Ben BeUa. v man regular Algerian army which nations now hostile to the-regime, over big in Europe. One London The slx-day-oId strike ha* idled Acceasories of both outfits | peans got a Ik at the United newspaper called it "the greatest Gets New Target Ministers ef Ben Khedda’s gov- sat out the war with France in 8,700 production wortcers at the military sources said today. Tunisia and Morocco. were money bags—his the tradi- States Monday in the first ex­ show on earth and in sp a ce .” Ehi- ernmmt told newsmen a fofpal shipyeard, where 11 nuclear sub­ Bulletins tiBm Khedda would mistreated. Some as tke vio- Abortion over busy expressway in Detrtot, a Burrmder the premiership to Bm a potential source of H-bomb ex­ further exploration, tke scientists tims were branded with the 382 MkMIa TumpHca West ’Frah”. works with a giri vdio plosives — may provide a new said the beneficial effects noted summer theater, hula dancers, Monday night in the bed|t>om of Bella. , '\ Star ef David or the hammer upaaka ‘in a broad Fife" in a dairy I weapon to the war against apparently resulted from\ordlnary 2nd Floor— MNeh^ 3-2738 office in Chipar. astronauts, the United Nations, a their epartmmt and he was dead I There Pas still consicterable a a d sickle. Two were hit to Damaged Baby fairground and the chiseled faces on arrival at Oeorgetovm Univer­ opposition to Bm Bella among Cancef, a team of American hydrogen atoms to tbe^ cancer the foee with a rid . Arm y and ■h r : N Is 4 Mat, 1m l , H an.—I8.Ii I I M ., fM. Mr. Smith, a higdi adnool ph ysi­ sity Hospital. ‘ A aoq. Ward C. ‘leaders of Ben Khedda’s faction. atomic Bcientists suggested today. tissue being replaced by hydro­ priiee oara pateoled Meetevl- cal educaUar, rem arked th a t the I PHOENIX,' Ari*. (AP)—A Phoe­ tures of Blg.Blen in Loodon, a suffered heart trouble in reemt told newsmm Monday that nam­ mice suggest, the report-, indi­ In other reports:' A apokeamnn for the Jewish i countryside of Connecticut ia very| nix woman has decided to undergo 1. Researcher Y. M. 'Vermel of Paris street scene, a Swedish yean. , ■ \ ing of the political bureau was a cated, that this form of water ooramnalty said some ef its Similar to Scotland but “there are| Moscow indicated that the Rus­ an abortion rather than chance maid, ' Sicilian bolis and flsher- Dworshak was the fourth con-'' political coup seeking to eetabllsh mi^t be used in combination members also were etoadtog^ more treee here than to home.” sians are doing considerable re­ having a deformed baby. mm, a riding school In tfienha, servative Republican senator to a dictatorship and personal pow- with known antlcancer drugs to gnard.' search trying to develop useful The Scot, whose favorite tooris I She made the decision Monday the Square of the Republic in die within eight months. The bth- im Bri'la'was enhance the action of the drugs are rugby and golf, was atoo hn- en were Styles Bridges of New antlcancer weapons from growth- . ST A Y OS INJUNCTION after hearing the recommendation Belgrade, the Opera in Rome, a inhibiting substances ' fo i^ ' to preased by Arnold Palmer whose | Hampahlre, who died last Novem­ of a c^ tu on t assembly ATLANTA, Os. (AP) — Cir­ of a secret three-man board of scimtifle emter in Gmeva and some plants, including certain I record-breaking championship play I ber. Andrew Schoeppel of Kansaa ediich the Ben Khedda government The work was described to the cuit Judge Bttert P. 1111110 aa- DON’T EVER BE AFRAID medical specialists. perennials. Similar exi>erlmenta- he witnessed in the Brltiah Open| wto> died in January, and F ran cis has scheduled tor Aug. 12. eighth Intent*‘^°''^* Omcer Con­ aeoaeed today he will stay an R I to Troon.two weeks ago. The board was appointed to gress by researcher Asher J. case of South Dakota who died tojuaetfon issned by a federal TO CONSULT A PHYSICIAN The couple plana to take tripe to I study the case ot the woman, now T hree' in ' H o s ^ ^ Ftokel and two associates, all of ..(Continued on Png* Sevea) in her third nu»th of pregnancy, last month. oeurt Judge agatoet^damenstr^ I Cape Cod tod to Montreal during I the U.S. Atomic Energy (Commis­ who aays die took a drug vdiich Dworshak’s death left the Sm- Alsop Favors Study ttoa* aad heyeotte ky Negrem a8 th ^ stay here before a return I Following Knifing aJU' aUgnmmt at 84 Democrats sion’s Argonne National Labora­ Albany, On. Tntle saM toe form­ Au ancient fable tells of a tyrant who threat­ la believed to have caused the tory near Chicago. ened to kiU exactly 1000 people* ih a city o t m il- flight'Aug. 31 to their future home I and 18 R epublicans. Suspended Official al seder wUl net prevent Jndg* I In Cupar. They will make births ef numerous malformed bq- Of NHRR Troubles Heavy water — technically lk»s. The next day more than half the popula­ bibs in Germany, England .Aus­ At Birthday Party Speculation arose that Gov. J. Robert BIHott ot Criuiehaa, IfionM ih a four-room fumUhedI SARA* Robert E. Smylle, the Republicaii known as deuterium oxide—is one On., from proeeedlag with a hear­ tion died from fear of being chosen. fla t. tralia and Canada. Some were of the wonder jM’oducts ot the QjUits Circuit Court hpm without legs or arms. HARTFORD (AF)—Three per­ nominee tor a third 4-yeu term HARTFORD (AP)—John Al- ing at Albany next Monday an If you. have any re-occurring symptone oi as governor of Idaho. • might re, sop, ReptdiUcan gidiernatorlal atomic age. Like regular tap maktog pismaernt toe tojnae- MIRMLE The (mman aaya her husband sons were hospitalized eariy today, water, it cmialsts of hydrogen and sickness visit your physician. Even a presently sign and arrange to be appointed hopMul, mode a firm oonsnitment BRIDGSS>ORT (AP) — Thomas tlon he graated Friday eight. obtained the drug while they were one critically, after a stabbing in- oxygen, but its hydfogen atoms Incurable disease can be controlled if the diag­ Dworebak’s auccessor Ih the 8m' SENATOR DWORSHAK today for an to-depth study of J. Barrett, cdiief. prosecutor of the Albaay Mayer Asa D. KeHqr QUART traveling in England last yoaX. Af­ cidm t at a birtfiday party Monday are tadee as heavy as those of nosis is early; And, the odds are he can prescribe JAR a te . the future of til* New Haven Rail- State (3rcUit Court for the Sec- Jr., asked that ae etay he grant- ter retaunlag to Ariatma, die tocta night on Sanford St. prdtoary hydrogen and are called oiie of the new drugs in our prescription depart­ W e*f9 0» ■' roed in its fight for survivdl. He. (md Circuit, has resiFned after ed. KeUey. said no harm. eanU soma of /the tableta to imhice Police idmtllled the vtctima as WorW war I,_A(t*r #*rvlc*_^wlth deuterium , atoms. - beinY suBpriided by thh judge*, it ment that will give permanent reUef. Ella Mae Jahnsoii, 80,.of 88 Ken- tiler* .will be an election .this fall spoke before .a-oonUnued 'Inter­ come to the Negro defe n e a r ob do^ ' . - > - r- the American Exjieditienary Fores state (Xiaimcre'* Ctanmlssien hear­ ProCur&ble from ordinary water was disclosed today. leaving the taJuneMen Dnrinit the first weeks of her nedy St, stabbed in the etomarii; fa- Idaho to fill the four years re- to-World War 1, he became pub­ by special processes for concen­ y o u r , , . pregauiey, !ihe was unaware the Mra Lovell Holloway, 47, of 10 mejning tn Dworahak’s term. • ing on th* New Haven’s propoeal At Hartford, Chief Judge Jay B- . pending a heartag M< TOUR DOC?IX)R,.CAN PHONE US wdien yoB- lisher and editor \of the Burley to abandon branch Unsa from trating the heavyweight hydrogen Rubinow of the (hrcult (fourt said: maktog It permeaeaL t e J e p h o n a drug bad been linked with the de­ Sanford St., cut on the right fore­ . SwTWauk Church, a Democrat, (Idaho) BuUetin, which 'be con­ atoms, heavy water was' one ot need a medicine. Pick up your prescription U formities of thomands of bahlas arm, and Gerald OolUar, 19, of 18 also to . ' up for re-election in the WUUmantic to Pomfeet and Tor- “Thomas J. Barrett was sus­ tinued to operate until 1944. rington to Vlfinated. the things that made. the. original w i t h d r a w a l shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly fear ordar ter drag neeSa and and had keen withdrawn from the Bast SL, cut in the stomach and state tiiis year. pended yesterday as chief prose­ LAOS SLOW Dworshak was elected' to the Alsop, speaking as a private A-bomb possible becauee it con without extra charge. A great many pMpIe en­ nm be takrii care ef maiket to Europe. repiMted in critical coadiUon. Thw Dworriiak was one of the 8«i- cuting attorney for the Second. WA8H1N010N (AP) — Tko House to 1988 and won re-election oitisen, insurance executive, and be used to promote nuclear chgin trust us with their prescriptions. Itoy we com­ immedtateiT She found out about the 'drug’s were aU takmtalJc06akBom>itai a te’e h a rd est .w orkers, t o the 1988- Circuit for an apparent failure im Cal ted State* wUl take Ms ton* pound yours 7 84 Omgreas bo answered every three tim es. In 1948 he rap to r th* State office osndldate, urged that Reactions. bis part to comply with the rules wlthdrawtog seme 78* sillitaty harmful effect* when she .read a Capt ’niomas J. Hankard, head Senate and won' the rematotog two The ABO researchers said oth- ot the detective divtoton, said that on e o f th e 281 ro ll ca lls. parties ooncerned allow the state of the (^rpuit Court relating to adviaers from Leas, sWeleli In­ hewqpiym article deacrlUag how years ot the late John ’Thomas’ enough Urns to consider the four^ investigators had noted that the stahbiiig oocurrqd at the home H e a lso w as f .Strat­ ly, to 19M, won hto first fuU six- uimrofltaMe Mnea . whtoh’ have some effect against t x midaiCi ad the pregnancy 1m tenhinatad.-. an 'argiunmt with Glover about 1^ by the federal govemmsnt. certain cancers to animals and ford has bean appototed acting Inae wttoto' * » * V a , W 'l naucBsmon wwarnMn xn.iB Duhitb, Minn., on Aug. year term. H* was r*-elsct*d to ‘ Alsop said ’T baUsya alwndoa- Ariaona law forUda abortion ax- leavl^, and whan abe toU him mant od such anpeoAtsMa Hnsa ehi«< prcaacutliig attorney for the . OK)t to save the Ufa of a mother., “to wait a few mlnufog’ be poUad 88. UN. Oworriiak wpriisd to tb* UM. aqiMdmcnts. this ' i t i m a i m b t - ^ m i » M n 'F ou r IB . a iie * f aridiib MMito *^ ^ Opaa Ballp Mk ti ft pjA, itiadiattir Mm enplanattoH was given aa to priattog and editorial departments aurvtv* wttli Ms M* for seme anti- 11111111 J a t aaaanX amrapapsrs I ih i Mgol pcnbleno lnvoivo(|. ' f ' ■ - - X . t >■