PAOl TWENTT-FOU* WEDNESDAY. ^U'OUST 80, 1861 iiattrl)[]fBfor ?Ettra1ng ATcrage Daily Net Press Ron The Weather For tiio Week Ended June 8, 1961 FereeMt et C. S. Weather Barm* About Town 1 3 , 3 . 3 0 Fair and mild tonight. Lew In the eoe. Friday fair, hot and mere Member of the Audit XuchwUr liOdf* of Masoni hntnid. High aronnd 90. win ittMt at 7:1S at the Bureau et Oreolatlon lo4(a and will prooaed to the Wat- Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm )dna*W«it Poaeral Home at 7:S0 to oondnet a Maaonle Memorial tor John 8. Miner. VOL. LXXX, NO. 282 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 (Olamlfted Advertialng on Page M) PRICE FIVE CENTS Membere of Hoae Co. 2, Town lir e Department, will meet at 7 e'cleek tonight and proceed to the Watklne>We«t fimeral Home to pay reapecU to the late John Miner, who w ee a member of the department. Dr. Arthur L,. Berman of Tolland, Kennedy Accuses Russians author of a new book on the funda- mentala of dynamical aatronomy FASHION-FOR-FALL . .. PLUS and apace flight, haa been named profeaaor of phyalca at the Hart ford Graduate Center of Renaaelaer Polytechnic Inatltute. Prancls Herron Council, Pythian Sunahlne Glrla, haa been invited Of Blackmail with N-Tests to a dance given by the newly or- gianlaed Prince’a of Syracuse of 1 DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS TOMORROW Plalnville, a new boys group of the Knights of Pythias. The dance will m be field at the American Legion I • SHOP THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 • CONVENIENT FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE State News Why Nikitai Cite ‘^Peace-Loving Policy’ Hall In Plalnrille Saturday from 7 • FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS 9:30 to 5:45 • ENTRANCE O AK and MAPLE STREETS Says U.S. to 10 p.m. Sunshine Girls plan WITH ALL CASH SALES •TELEPHONEMl 3-4123 ning to attend should contact Mrs. • CLOSE MONDAYS THRU LABOR DAY Roundup Jane Smith, royal advisor. Lifted Ban Reds Blame Allies Weapons 3 Star of the Bast, Royal Black I Pre^tory, will meet at Orange Hall Friday at 7:90 p.m. Members 617,000 Pupils On N-Tests are reminded of the dinner at SHETLAND TYPE CARDIGANS For End of N-Ban Ocean Beach Park on Sunday. [ HIPSTITCHED, BOX PLEATED SKIRTS Due to Enter Tokyo, Aug. 31 (fl’)—Com Sufficient Cars will leave Orange Hall at 10 munist China today came out By .lOHN M. HIGHTOWER a.m. sharp. proportioned sizes, petite 8 to 16; reg. 10 to 18; State Schools with firm harking of the So By PRFXTON GR4)\'ER ®/and for producing more food. An 100% Tvool. sizes 34 to 40. white, black, navy, ^ ^ expensive nuclear program could Wa.shington, Aug. 31 (/P)— Advertisement— tell 12 to 18. ^ ^ 1 viet Union’s decision to re Moscow, Aug. 31 {/P)—The j eat heavily into Ru.ssian capital President Kennedy accused black, navy, gray, loden, blue, camel, kelly. ^ M ^ , .# blue, gold, red, green, bankeirs gray, street floor ^ Hartford, Aug. 31 ('P)— sume nuclear weapons tests. Soviet Union’s surprise can and postpone the good times even OONiNDCTIOUT^BANK AND street floor. About 617,000 pairs of feet celing of the ban on nuclear Russia today of “atomic TRIUST COMPANY offers you “The government of the more than the 20 years snnoiinced blackmail,” but said the Unit speeded-up service by Inaugurat- will scuff or skip into Con People’s Republic of China to testing prompted western in the parly program. Ing an AILL PU RPO SE TEJUUER necticut’s public, parochial predictions here today that a Ill scrapping the 3-year mora ed Stales has a supply of nu day issued a statement sup torium oil lesl.s the Soviet Union clear weapons sufficient for WTNDOW that lets you conduct all and private classrooms next porting the Soviet govern new explosion may l>e .set off your banking efllclently, a t 808 issued a warning to the West and il.s own and the free world’s Wednesday and in ensuing ment’s decision to conduct ex soon in this country. pleaded for understanding from tlie Main Street, 15 North Main Street days. One diplom at .said the Ru.s.sians defense. and Manchester Shopping Park- perimental explosions of nu nonaligned nations. The enrollm ent total wa.s drawn niu.st have urgent rea.son.s for the Premier Khrushchev gave the The While Hou.se statement, is ade. School Opens Just Brazltlan Vice President Joao Goulart (right) and Sen. Barros Carvalho disembarked from their today from figures compiled by the clear weapons in the interests change of policy while uncom go-ahead to his scientists to test sued after an urgent conference among Kennedy, his cabinet advis Advertisement— lane In Miami last night, while it was refueling for the trip to Panama and South America. <3ou- State Education Department and of the defense of world mitted nations meet in Belgrade, new weapons ranging up to mon irt told reporters he didn’t know if he would return to Brazil or not. (AP Photofax). the Archdiocesan School Office. and only three week.s before the ster bombs with an explosive force ers and congressional leaders, On* Week from Today! g peace,’’ the New China News avoided for the moment any com Featured at Pinehurst Thurs- 1 Listen to Kathy Public school attendance is ex Agency said in a dispatch meeting of the United Nations As of 100 million tons of TNT—five day, Friday and Saturday: Block pected to touch the half-million sembly. times bigger than anything In the mitment on resumption of nuclear Godfrey, WINF- . . Houoo and Hale la prepared to mark this year, continuing a 20,000- from Peiping. weapons testing by the United Chuck Pot Roast and Pinehurst handle all your chlldren'a "back to One reason advanced was that American arsenal and 5,000 times tender cure Chuck or Extra Lean CBS, Manchester, Goulart Flying South student-per-year increase that has perhaps the Russians had certain more powerftti than the bomb drop States to match Russia’s announc school" clothing needs, plus all the held steady for several years. 6y THE A.S.SOCIATED PRE-SvS ed decision to resume. Brisket Corned Beef. See Pine 10:10 a.m. Mon new fall fashions! weapons ready to go and wanted ped on Hiroshima in World War hurst ad In Thursday night’s Her Catholic school enrollment is ex to test them promptly while the II. Kennedy had said last night that day thru Satur Western diplomats sug the Russian announcement made it ald. pected to touch 90,000, better than season for observations is right. The Soviets blamed the United day. Contest Ev half of it In the Hartford diocese. gested today that the mount "We suspect that it is going to States and its Allies for their de necessary for the United States to ery Day. Private schools, many of which ing Berlin crisis represented be a big and impressive bang,” said cision to resume nuclear testing. decide "what its own national In open later than the Sept. 6 begin only one factor in Premier one westerner. "It Is an open secret,” said a terests require.” Brazil Near Civil War That was the critical issue be ning for the others, wilt probably The announcement promised to 6,000-word government statement, Khrushchev’s decision to re fore today's conference, and pres have about 27,000 attendees, ac sume nuclear testing. affect the October Congress of the "that the United States is stand NOTICE Rio d e Janeiro, Brazil, Aug.^craft loyal to the govemment^neither stale Is supporting Rio cording to the latest figures com Russian Communist party, called ing at the threshold of carrying sure was building up at the capltoI were ordered to patrol Brazil’s Grande do Sul, however. piled by the state. Three other considerations—in for the United States to go ahead 31 < J P )—Brazil’s interim gov cluding the Soviet Union’s rest to approve plans for a great pro with testing. MEN'S NEW ernment today ordered Army, border and intercept him. Porto Alegre has a population of Catholic schools appear to be gram for building homes, factories (Continued on Page Sixteen) THE OFFICE OF A communique from the mili about 600,000 and the state has growing at a fa.ster rate than less relationship with" Communist Kennedy, In today’s statement, Navy and Air Forces to sub tary-dominated government Tele about three million people. It has othera, up nearly 20,000 in two China—also probably played said that the decision which was DR. BARNEY ALL-WEATHER COAT due Joab Goulart’s supporters communications Commission said few industries, but in a civil war years. part. broadcast by Moscow to the world in his stronghold state of Rio units of the 2nd Army, Air Force might draw supplies from neighbor In the Hartford diocese, three Khrushchev made his move at Calls Ban Fatuous Blunder at 6 p.m., EDT, yesterday wae WICHMAN and Navy were taking part In an ing Argentina and Uruguay. new Catholic high schools will open what would appear to be the worst "primarily a form of atomic black Grande do Sul, "action in force" against Rio The wealthy former Gaucho, 42- with 1,000 students am ong them, possible time as far as world pub mail, designed to substitute terror ’The nation appeared at the edge CLOSED AUGUST 26 Grande do Sul, Brazil's southern year-old Goulart, who is the center and new elementary schools will lic opinion Is concerned. for reason in the present Interna of civil war. most state. of Brazil's presidential storm, open In Manchester, Forestville, The announcement of the Soviet tional scene.” Military sources In Rio de Ja In defiance, the "Voice of Le meanwhile, left Panama for Buenos Branford and Milford. A number of Unions’ plan to set off nuclear In effect he chose, to focus the WILL OPEN SEPT. 5 neiro said the 2nd Army was driv Dodd Leads Appeal U.S. propaganda counter-attadi Aires. He said he would make stops others are under construction or blasts again came on the eve of A 22.99 gality," a chain of Rio Grade do ing on the southern state, ■ where Sul radio stations, announced that at Lima, Peru, and In Montevideo, being expanded. the summit conference of non- on what he and hls advisers con the governor and commander have all civilians in the state, had been Uruguay, to communicate with his N early 30,000 are expected In the aligned nations in Belgrade. Al ceive to be the most vulnerable declared their support of Goulart called to arms. Porto Alegre, the friend.s in Brazil before deriding on Bridgeport diocese and the Nor most all of these nations, regard point in the Soviet position—that • zip-eut orlon pile lining in defiance of Brazil's three mili state capital, was reported sur his next move. wich diocese is planning classes for less of their political orientation, Is, that Russia is deliberately using KAY WINDSOR JR. SHIRTWAIST tary ministers. rounded by trenches and barri He was on a tour of the Far East 11, 000. dislike the Idea of testing. For New U.S. Tests terror techniques to gain its ends. • dull sheen poplin and But best available inforihation cades. and Red China when President The new session of the United There were Indications that the PHOTO WORK acetate from Sao Paulo, eight hours after Rio Grande do Sul's governor, Quadros resigned last Friday, 265 to 172 Nations General Assembly con administration would allow time i the goKgnunent's order was that Leonel Brizzola, is Goulart’s throwing the nation into turmoil. venes In three weeks. Khru.sh- Washington, Aug. 31 (Ah —^ "What our policy will be, no for thie lesson to sink iit areund (1) Copy and enlarging the 2nd Army had not moved. Sao brother-in-law. Gov. Brizzola and Gen. Cordeiro de Farias was Hartford. Aug. 31 The State chev's decision should produce the world before making any an • plaid lined Motor Vehicle Department’s dally Thirteen Senators teamed up to one knows,” the Democratic lead (f) Passport 10.99 Paulo, headquarters of the 2nd Gen. Jose Machado Lopes, head of some sharp comments there. day as sponsors of a resolution er added. "I'd hope we would study nouncement of U.S. intentions. the 3rd Army in the state, have (Continued on Page Sixteen) record of , automobile fatalities Here are factors which western Secretary of State Dean Rusk, U (2) Photostat Army, Is 600 miles northeast of thus far this year and the total urging resumption of U.S. nuclear this matter carefully. It has been • black olive shade Rio Grande do Sul. proclaimed tnelr support of the experts believe played a port in on leaving the White House after (4) Wedding Just one of many transitional cot on the same date last year: Russia's decision to break the weapons tests in stern response to stated that if negotiation failed Gen. Osvaldo de Araujo Motta, vice president. Russia’s action in sma.shlng the we would feel it incumbent iipon today’s conference, remarked to (5) Children ton shirtwaists in junior and misses 1960 1961 moratorium: newsmen: • reg. and long— 36 to 46 2nd Army commander, issued a Gen. Lopes yesterday defied an Killed ...... 165 172 moratorium on such trials. ue to resume testing underground (8) Black and vriilte and oolor si2es. black, rust or green, sizes 5 to order from acting President Rani- Police Hold 2 1. The announcement tends to "This business ot the Soviet manifesto appealing for confi Increase the muscular posture of The proposal was Introduced by to avoid pollution of the air.” photo finishing 15. dence of his men and said war eri Mazzilli relieving him of com Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., as Union ought to soak in hard — mand of the 60,000-man 3rd Army. Fatally Injured the Soviet Union In front of the He said Khrushchev’s announce ought to soak in hard everywhere." AI.T. BLACK and WHITE minister Marshal Odyllo Denys the Senate opened its session in a ment is another "tactic tied to the would “respefct and obey... tha The 3rd Army Is considered one of Operatives of Westport. Aug. 31 (A^Spurgeon mood of icy anger over the threat Kennedy said he je confident CUSTOM FINISHING IN OUR the best-trained and equipped of (Continued on Page Ten) ever-present crisis over Berlin" and supreme decision of congress.” Sullivan, 33, of 262 Davenport St , ening gesture from Moscow. other crisis elsewhere with which OWN DARK ROOMS Congress after much wavering Brazil's four armlet. Only the 1st Bridgeport, was fatally Injured Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, R-Calif„ (Continued on Page Ten) Army In Rio de Janeiro is larger. Budeon Center ye.sterday on the Connecticut Turn the Kremlin may confront the free left: THE FABULOUS IRISH MIST finally voted to accept (Jou)art, the assistant GOP leader, spoke the world. the leftist vice president, as pres In addition Rio Grande do Sul Is pike when a car In which he was views of many of hls colleagues In SALEM NASSIFF the home of fight-loving Gauchos H artford, Aug. 31 UP — S tate a passenger grazed another car Kennedy Says Mansfield said that while the ident. It had not yet taken a stand accusing Soviet Premier Nikita S. West Is supposed to have won a Camera and Photo Shop —cowboys—who roam • the flat In passing, cros.sed the center Khrushchev of "sham and hypoc 891 Main St.—MI S-7869 TWEED COAT on how much power he would wheat - growing, cattle - raising and local police today arrested divider, and was hit by two on psychological victory in this case, have as the successor of President two of the operatives of the Bud- coming cars. risy." he hopes the Soviets -will alter Bulletins state. West to Seek Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montana, Janlo Quadros. Apparently the only Air Force con Center, Westport, recently their course and that "somehow, Goulart, who claims he is the the Democratic leader, told the Culled from AP Wires unit—or most of it—deserted Gov. opened and widely publicized $600,000 Request Senate that Khrushchev’s an some way, an agreement can be rightful president, was en route Brizzola and Gen. Lopes, however. establishment for rejuvenation. Berlin Solution reached.” 38.00 south by air, with the supposed nouncement raises a new danger in Eighteen jet planps flew from Held \inder |2,.’>0O bond was Rockland, Maine, Aug. 81 (IP)— A Intention of returning to Brazil. MOO,000 bequest has l^en left the a world ridden w ith cri.sis. "The sham and hypocrisy of NAVY TO SELL PLANT their base near Pd^to Alegre two Yvonne Larocca, a former cosme He reached Lima, Peru. In Rio Knox County General Hospital un- Wa.shington, Aug. 31 — ‘I hope we will not become the Soviet Unon stands out In bold Washington, Aug, SI (AV-ITie days ago to Curablsa, near Sao tologist at a ."ith Ave., New York, Pre.sident Kennedy has assured relief before all the world,” Kuchel • for college or career Air Mlnistr.v sources asserted alr- Paulo. stampeded and will think It Navy disclosed today It haa of department store. (ConHniied on Page Sixteen) the world that western allies, ab through," Mansfield said, told the Senate. "I urge the goV' fered to sell its naval weapons • detachable raccoon collar The southern state has no navy. She was charged in a circuit horring the risk of atomic devas “What has happened should not ernment of the United States to Industrial reserve plant at But Brizzola sank three barges In court warrant with practicing me tation. w'lll erect no barricade to surprised us," Mansfield continu demonstrate to the world now that Bloomfield, Conn., to the Ka- Laga dos Patos (Ducks I.*goon), • orlon pile lined dicine and surgery without a li peaceful solution of the peril-laden ed. this sham and hypocrisy compels man Aircraft Corp., now using Goulart Denies the entrance to Porto Alegre's In cense. Berlin crisis. this country, in the interest of its It to build military helieopters, land harbor, temporarily blocking He said the Russians have shown • patch pockets—push-up sleeves Ted Budlong, a New York pro As of the moment, Kennedy told no real disposition to put a ban on own security, to perfect Its own for 94,227,136. In a letter to Rep. It, when Brazilian warships were a news conference yesterday, he nuclear arsenal Frank Kowalski, D-Conn., tile W e g i v e Tie with Reds reported en route there four days motion man who was one of the News Tidbits nuclear testing and western pro • green or brown tweed operators of the center, was ar cannot be wholly optimistic about posals aimed at an agreement have Department said It Is certifying ago. from the AP Wires prosjects for a negotiated settle Between Sao Paulo and Rio rested on charges of operating a been rejected time and time again. (Continued on Page Ten) to the General Services Admin • proportioned sizes 5 to 18; 12 to 18 Lima, Peru, Aug. 31 (IP)—B ra building as a hospital in violation ment. istration today that the plant Grande do Sull are the small states B ut the W est, he a.s.serted, la sil's Vice President Joao Goulart of the Connecticut safety code and now Is excess to Navy needs and of Parana and Santa Catarino. Rep. Charles A. Halleck of In prepared to use all available chan told newsmen here today "I am which are nominally under the of operating a hospital without a nruiy be sold. The conditions of CP.EEN diana, House Republican leader, nels toward a solution that will A Savage Nudge to the West sale are that the property bo n o t a Communist and the charge command of Gen. Lopes. says Congress "now realizes that guarantee West Berliners "the .S T A M P S ^ The Brazilian War Ministry said (Continued on Page Twenty-four) iiseql to meet continuing mili Oven cooking that I am one is a pretext by the our people have seen enough of right to live out their lives in a tary requirements. FASHION NEWS! military to eliminate me;’’ Ohristmas tree legislation," Wash way of their own choosing." is easy today... ington reports . . . Baltimore Sun, In the meantime, he said every LINEMAN ELECTROCUTED SHOULDER STRAP HANDBAGS Goulart Is on his way by plane one—not excepting former Vice Soviet N-Test Decision from New York to MonteWdeo, in Washington dispatch by How Meriden, Aug. 81 (AO—A line Pedigree Doesn’t Matter ard Norton, says former Vice President Richard M. Nixon - man for the fk>nnecticnt U*ht Uruguay, from whence he hopes should keep politics out of foreign to move Into southern Brazil Fh-esident Richard M. Nixon will ti Power Co. was killed by oleo- THE NEW "CAPRI" SLACKS ARROW HI-CREW PULLOVER nin for governor of Oalifomia policy. trlc shock today while working 5.99 where his backers say they are Kennedy met with newsmen as Called Terror Tactics ready to fight for his right to take next year . . . Mrs. EMward Demp atop a pole. He was Edward M. Dog Warden Adopted sey, mother of governor, is given the government was receiving its Charlco, 27, of 129 View St, • 100% worsted flannel over the Brasilian presidency. first alerts from abroad that Mos 3 • soft genuine cowhide • the newest look In men's "I am the president of Brazil be first policy under new Oonnerttcut By J.4ME.S MARI>OW i^ed States would have resumed. Meriden. Charlco was repairing 65 Plan for major medical Insur cow was planning a m ajor an (.4P News Analyst) Then Moscow could have had a a service wire atop a pole on • permaset crease • black, brown, tan sweaters cause the constitution thus dis nouncem ent. Whvsn It came, the poses," said (Soulart. "I am going ance for those 66 or older, accord Washington, Aug. 31 (Ah—The propaganda field-day, blaming the Smithfleld St. when he was kill By Affectionate Dog declaration that Russia would re ed. He did not fall to the ground. • 100% wool bulky weave 10.00 to Brazil to support the constitu ing to report from Hartford. Soviet decision to resume nuclear United States as the enemy of • plain and pleated front 15.99 new nuclear tests threw an omin testing—which makes no sense at mankind. Other linemen tried to revive • light olive, charcoal, brown tion. My government will not be a Tobe Brown, Memphis Negro ous light on Kennedy’s remark at other slacks who claims to be 102 years old, all from the viewpoint of world And Russia then could have an- Clierico but failed. Dr. Alfred • charcoal gray, bankers’ gray, partisan one but will be a govern Glastonbury, Aug. 31 UP— A visitor to the dog pound the conference that "there has olive and brown. SO to 42. • 38 to 46 ' ment for all Brazilians.” Is brought Into Memphis court by opinion -is the extreme example St. James, assLatant nsedlcal from 8.99 Man through the ages has offered to give the dog a home been a good deal of brandishing of of Russian terror tactics based on (Continued on Page Two) examiner, said death was caused Asked If he would follow the his 5©-year-old wife who says he nuci«ar weapons.’ adopted dogs and once in a and when the waiting period beats her periodically . . . Minute- naked power. by electric shock. policies of resigned President under law wa.q over Bisi turned At that time Kennedy said he Janlo Quadros, Goulart replied: ”I while a dog adopts a man, but man missile flies wildly out of con 1. It shows contempt for what the dog over to the new owner. was conscious, and sure Soviet the rest of mankind thinika. 15 INDICTED am a Laborite.” This Is the oppo It's rreal top news when a dog But the dog just didn't fit In trol and craahea In flainea on Oape Premier Khnishchev was conscl- Belgrade Delegates Newport, Ky., Aug. 81 (AO — fo's home heating Canaveral as It was being launched 2. It comes at a time when Pre sition party to that of Quadros. adopts a dog warden. This with his new environment. He The Campbell County Grand Goulart also was asked his opin for first time from underground mier Khrushchev has created a our w ay I story unwound In G laston picked a fight with what was (Oontinund nn Page Sixteen) crisis on Berlin and is like a sav Shocked by Soviet Jury, resuming Its Investigation ion of the alliance for progress aid supposed to be his companion, silo, according to report from of vice and alleged payoffs to program of President Kennedy. He bury. Florida . . . Senate battle over age nudge to the West that Rueeia Tou got promium quality left: CRICKETEER a male dog. He was quickly re means bualneas. ‘Slap in the Face’ public officials, today In^cted IS MobOheat with R T -98. . . the replied merely, ”I will work with Dog Warden Joseph Bisl turned to the pound but before Civil Rights legislation ends wdth persons on a charge of provid an open mind, In democratic legal noted a dog trotting down approi’Bl of hill to extend CIril Charity Gift A.sked 3. The announcement that this ing and keeping premises for most completely effeetivo fuel he could be confined, he noted gives Soviet acientlsta a chance to ity, and with a Christian spirit.” New London Turnpike. He a pickup truck like Bisi’s and Rights Commission for two years. Belgrade, Aug. 31 (IP — R ep horse race betting. The charge ofl addhivo in use-today. And left: ARROW SPORT COATS Latest Discoverer satellite 1s test super-ouper bombs — equal resentatives of 24 nonaligned na you got premium service. Au was, under the law "out of darted after it. Bisi was in For Goya Portrait Is a felony. AH 15, Unked w ith control.” Blsi stopped his orbiting earth every 91.4 minutes, to 100 million tons of TNT and far tions gathering here for a summit the Flamingo Club, Belmont tomatic deliveries . . . a bal- formed but all efforts to lo greater than any bomb the West pickup truck, whistled engag cate the stray went for naught. awaiting signal from earth to London, Aug. 31 (Ah- An anon conference were shocked today by .Sna\ Bur and the Yorkshire ancod payment plan and many 8 Persons Perish possesses —is sheer, brutal, terror the Soviet decision to resume nu BUTTONDOWN ingly to the wanderer who Next morning, when Bisi eject instrument capsule over Pa ymous letter writer claimed to tiiib in Newport, previously had otiMT astiaa darigned to make turned tail and ddrted cific Ocean, an official at Vanden- technique. clear testing. Some called it "a 29.95 went to the pound to take care day to have the Goya portrait of been indicted on a charge of fall ham boating rtalhr oatg. In Highway Crash through the fields. berg Air Force Base, Calif., an Even the circumstances under slap in the face” to the Belgrade of things there was the dog, the Duke of Wellington stolen ing to file statements of own Two hours later, Bisl, after nounces . . . Attempt to set new which the decision was announced conference. ership with the C4>unty clerk. who greeted him with every last week from London’s National OXFORD SHIRTS Bethel Springs, Tenn., Aug. 31 a busy day at answering com world speed record In XI5 will be yesterday — while American and Bitterest comment came over the That charge is a misdemeanor. • unbelievable variety ih the bit of affection a dog can show Gallery. He demanded 140,000 Mobilheat trl** ijp—Eight persons—six children plaints about roaming dogs, with tail, tongue and wiggle. made tomorrow if repairs to In Ruasian negotiators were meeting timing of the Soviet announcant newest fall colors and drove to his home for supper. struments can be made in time, pounds ($392,000) ransom be paid in Geneva to discuss a test ban— on the eve ot the talks here. Dis PLANE WRECK HUNTED and two adults—were killed early "Thia is when I gave in. If to charily for its return. patterns There, sitting on his hack a dog thinks so much of me, Edwards Air Force Base spokes makes thia Rassian move con armament Ls one of the main Ls.sues Block Island, R.I., Aug. 91 (A’) today when their car collided porch, tail a-w agglng, wa.s man says In California . . . Rev. The letter writer said: "The act temptuous of world opinion. to be discussed. , —Tile Coast Guard ordered a who am I not to give him a is an attempt to pick the pockets 5.00 • sizes 37 to 46 head-on with a tractor-trailer the wanderer. He greeted Bisi home. My wife and children Dr. Billy Graham at Philadelphia Three years ago the United “It was astonishing — even search today for what a OlvU of those who love art more than truck near this West Tennessee with the greatest affection like him and I .sure am as fond says wnve of snti-C4iristianity Is States and Ruasia stopped testing, shocking — for the Kremlin to an Air Patrol pilot described as WE GIVE ^.1^ • regular, short, long town. and as a reward was invited of him as he appears fond of flooding world with corruption charity." He went on to describe began negotiations to put a per nounce such a step on the eve of alrplahe wrei-kago two miles off GREEN STAMPS • authentic university styling The victims, all Negroes, were In to supper and an overtilght me. He’s here to stay,” Bisl such as It haa never known. details of the reverse aide of the manent ban on it. Yesterday the our conference,” said one Asian Block Island. The Coast Guard above: ARROW STRIDE not Identified immediately. How stay. declared. Robert Schlensker, slender volun portrait — some of which Immedi two sides had held their 338th delegate. "I'm sure some of our at Newport was told th e sup • nevy distinctive woven stripes ever, McNairy County officers said The next day Bisl adver The dog's pedigree? Even teer fireman, wriggles his way 75 ately proved to be correct. meeting and, as before, with ab leaders will-have things to say posed wreckage was sigh ted a t their car bore license plates from tised the dog In a lost and The lettlir was received this solutely no progrees. about this from the conference ro 6:90 last night by a pUot fiylng plus white, blue, light olive. Bisi would not venture to feet down well and rescues Scotty MORIftRtY UNDERWEAR Ekwambla County In southern Ala found column as being im guess. "It doesn’t matter to me Adams, 7, who had been trapped morning at the head office of There had been Increasing pres stru m .” from Block Island to H lU scrov# Done bama. They were believed to be pounded. Each day during the as far as pedigree is concern for more than hour in Rockford, Reuters Agency and immediately sure In this country, inside and Indian Prime Minister Nehru, Airport. The unidentified pilot, members of the same family. waiting period, when Bisl ed, it's what’s Inside that 111., mishap. United Nations com passed on to Scotland Yard. It outside Congress, for President who has long campaigned for nu was quoteil as saying he thought BROTHERS • sizes I4'/2 to. 161/2 Investigating officers said the went to the pound to care for counts. mand charges thkt North Korean said: Kennedy to order a resumption of clear and other disarmament. Is oue blue object m ight have been 3 fof 2.95 driver of the car apparently went his charges the black dog "A good dog, liks a good Communist soldiers attacked South "Query not that I have the American testing on the grounds expectsd to be especially angry, a body. The Bleek Island Ilfs- M I-IU CMtar St to sleep. His car was demolls’/ed, with the white spot on his friend does not have to have Korean guard post In demilitarized Goya. that th# negotiations tor a ban N ehru plans to go to Moscow Sept. b eat station was ordered to la- • tee shirtf In s., I. and ex-1. but did not catch on fire. The chest gTMted him happily; papers to prove one of the zone, kllUng one soldier and wound "It has a stlek label en back were hopeleas. 6 after the eenference. Sereral veotigate but darimess eloeed and wheii he left, appeared most priceless things in the ing few others, Panmunjom, If the Russians had waited a down before aajrthlac oeaM h*. • briefe 101« 42 (OoattBOed oa Pige Seweateep). dejected. world, true friendship.” Korea, reports. (OoatiBiied so Page Two) waek er so more, mayba the Unlt- (OoBttauMfi OB Sb^teen); - . iii.r __ . MANCHBSTEB EVENING kERALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 F A O l TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 PAGE THREE
•natgy. Ha anca .aiunmad up Us A Savage Nadge to the West tong acting caraar by saying: Charles Coburn Dies “ Moat actors saam to start out Squirmy Things DonH Bug Her j m playing slapatlek and work up to Sheinwold on Bridge rolas ao dignified that you have to put 'Mr.* In front of their names Cleveland— (N E A )—Tha woman Soviet N-Test Decision li > At 84; Veteran Actor on tha marquae- The Baby Has who aqueals at the tight o f eela, GRANTS GIVES “ I started out with a slight bit By Allred Sheinwold * spldera, wonna and the like of dignity, worked Into Shake- When you're counting tricks for By ANDREW MEISELS f coma an actor and, at tha aga of spesure, and now they call me N O in H wouldn’t be very happy In M n. Called Terror Tactics a cross-ruff, make sure ttmt you New York, Aug. 81 (8^)— ^Veteran 19, ba cama to Nuw Yortc. Ha did Charlie, and I get flaptocks in my 4b Q 10 9 7 David A. DeLong’a ahoes. can actually get all the ruffs that Been Named eee actor Charles Coburn, whose dis odd Jobs — wraK>lng paokagas, face. But I wouldn’t have it any The crawly creatures' are part Om>) stead, the Soviet announcement other way.” you need. . , j. tinguished face, gruff voice and usharing in a thaatar, avan riding West didn’t think of leading a of her everyday life. said: “ It la an open secret that ready wit were familiar to audi in a bicycla raca — to support Again, In 1969, when preparing So much so that she’s spt to seuncad thAt It, too, would n - the United States is standing on to marry his young second wife, trump, because a tnunp “ WEST x A i»r ences for more than half a century, himself until a Broadway oppor usually the worst possible lead forget how women react to them. ■umo tMtlnc but only In Hlf-dt- the threshold of carrying out un Oobuia told ap Intarvlawer: 4b 6 4 ^ - la dead at 84. tunity cama along. againet a slam. When West actual Plerea, Robert Boland Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, But the point was brought home derground nuclear tests" Cobum died of heart failure at “ Don’t aver believa that beauty ^ 6 3 ^XJ9I4 $8 Pioneer Circle. He was bom Aug. 23 at Manchester Memo f « u « becnuM tha Unltad Stntea Finally, his monay gava out, ly led the Jack of clubs. South OQ 10 42 073 to her recently when she showed SCHOOL SALE The evidence that Khrushchev and charm are the axclusiva prO)^ rial Hoepltal. His maternal grandparents are Troy Dennis, Guy hmA dona BO. Lenox Hill Hospital yesterday, and ha want homa — only to And hliatily counted eight trump tricks up with some of her creatures at decided to rely on power—and the shortly after undergoing minor a talegram thara ofN ring him a erty of youth. Like smooth brandy, Mills, Pa., and Mrs. Effie Laramore, Brandon, Fla. His paternal a meeting of the Cleveland PI Beta Inatead ----- juat u 3S nautml sax appeal Improves with age.” by crowruff plus four top cards on threat of power—to make the throat surgery. He had entered the job as advanca man for an at gran4lfather Is Alton F. Pierce Sr., 96 Welle St. His maternal Phi Alumnae Club. nationi wera pouring rapraaanta- West yield to him on Berlin came But If Oobum wsui witty and hospital Monday for a checkup. traction touring the Midwest. great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Backles, Canton, Okla., “ I ’d forgotten women can be so tives into Belgrada for a meeting on Aug. 9 when he no longer lively, he was also a sentimental South won the first trick with An energetic man more active From this connection cama his and Mrs. Lilly Dennis, Markleysburg, Pa. His paternal great sensitive,” she recalls. EXTRA SAVINGS OFF Btarting tomorrow— Moscow made talked of resuming nuclear tests man who filled his Hollywood the ace of clube. cashed the top 0 A K 9 « than many half his age, Coburn first professional role — as Ursus grandmother is Mrs. Myra Briggs, Hyannls, Mass. He has a Like Beal its announcement which shocked only after the United States did. home with relics and mementos diamonds and ruffed the three of 4, A r t i came here after completing a 6- in a Chicago touring production of clubs In dummy- Then he cashed brother, TTiomas Wayne, 16 months. Granted her bugs are not alive. capitals around the world. On that date he said if pros of a distinguished past. SMto Wart N«lh iMt * • • * • GRANTS REGUUR day run only Sunday night in an ’’Quo Vadls” — just before the the ace of hearU. ruffed a heart 1 0 P * » 1 Pus But at first glance you’d think so. Yet, for years it had been as pects for peace did not Improve In his living room wera chairs, <9 Indianapolis production of “ You turn of tha century. In his hand, and ruffed the six of 2 A Pass 4 4b Pus MoOuUoagh, Linda Valerie, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 PAGE FIVE M Q B F O X m ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ^CHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 "Hal Boyle ehack at $$3 80 (also Ineludea Bx- is an Indicator ot Inaured unam* gfandekUd, will be la the ataas. aha Whirlpool Wathori, $176,670 Paid Out tended Duration Program and ploymant, Loomis said. Three Generatioiis is the daughter o t Mks. Dalbart n V IM v T Curbing Underwater Boredom Space Age May Need Temporary ICxtended Unemploy The Miuichester area, which fat- wvii. OovlagtoB’s daughter by bis BsoMOHilcfll R#pcriis Ml In July Qaima ment Oompenaatfam. paid by tha clundad Vernon, Rockvilla aiid Enter First Grade The Old Woman’s Dryors TV-Radio Tonight Fadaral Cfovenimant). Payments Bolton, last year had 9,689 am- first wUb, new daeeasad. Radio. TV, StwM, by check are made directly to ployaa insured by the Unemploy The third member, Robin Oremar, Celestial Mechanics Priets os Low, * tltaampIoyiBaBt banaftts paid by claimahts in the local dnlco, ment Oompensation Law with Xing,. N. C , Aug. SI (P) — nirae 6, la a gieat-grandchlld of Coving Plioiiogiaph AppHonoM SerVico Thot's BoHor the Mancheatar offlca bi July Loomis said. monthly wages totaling $3,786,806, generations ot the same - Stekas ton. Her mother, Mrs. Doyle Brass Bedstead Cromer, is the daughter of Mrs. amounted to $176,670, It was an The weekly claims ratio filed Loomis also reported. County family will anroU tomorrow Jm By WARD CANNEL * 3. Watching the astral weather Television during the last week of the Alma Comatser of Rt. 3, Mocks- —changing space conditions akin nounced today by John J. Loomis, in the first grade here. Potterton's New York (ff),— They were two find a young couple willing to New York — (N E A ) — It’s all Potterton's M S TbMtar (tB pragrMi) The Real HcCoya 8. month to the number covered by Baby’s Own nastle vllle, who also Is Ctovlngton’s women alone In a big old home rent a museum like your old quite simple, apace experts say. So to earth’s rain, sleet, hurricanes, | Unemployment compensation of Numa O. Ckivlngton, 78, a to Phone M I 8-i6S7 ISO Center St.—Cor. of Cliiircli Show On p r o p w ) W. Frontiar Juatlca law was IB.O per cent as Com When you go visiting, always daughter by his first wife. toat h^d long memoriee for both. home,” he told his wife. “ But please do not kick and scream if heat waves, etc. This job is by far nm Show (la pTMren) . : Bat Maataraoa 10. fice manaKer.’ Covington and his second wife ISO Center St.—Cor. of Cfimroh pared with 6.3 per cent for the carry a large square of plastic in bacco farmer, and his second wife, As they reached the front door, they’re fond of antiques and they you run onto the following help- the hardest. RuekUbenr Hmrad^ I. 8:00 Tlm u Square Playhouaa also have two other young sons, Nowa My Three Soaa CSiecks disbursed compensated State. In July the Manchester of baby’s diaper b ^ . Spread this on who is 39, will enroll their 6-year- toe daughter, a stout comfortable liked all the pieces except one.” wanted item among the classified It’s quite possible, the experts Philip, 3, and Douglas, 3, irao will tb* ClowB Darld Nlyan Theater 5,4S2 weeks of July unemploy fice ratio was IB.B compued to the bed or couch on which you old aon, Ronnie. women so deep in middle age her "What was that?” asked Eve ads: say, that other planets have areas Bachelor Father 10. enroll in a few years. 1 Behiod Clooad Doon Wreatllng ment with an average weekly 9.3 per cent a year ago. .Ihe ratio change baby's diapers. Merrl-Dell Hall, 6. Covington’s Read Herald Advs. face bore no resentment of it, turn lyn. Celestial Mechanic for Mars- above them like our Van Allen Social Saeurlty la Actloa Ounsllnger ed to the other. "That old braae bedstead,” said Venus route. Clean work. Quiet radiation belts that could be a seri I Weattaar. Nava A Sporu S. " for Flowers " 8:30 The Untouchablea 8. 80, *T know it’s hard for you to Jim. conditions. Vast future. Retire ous hazard to astronauts. In addi Tli^tropa Brenner tion, the skies are filled with com For All Occasions, It’s I Hisawa> Bolldara Great Ghoata Talea 83. leave, mother,” she said. "But Jim "What do they plan to do with ment plan. Spona. Nova • waathar HllUon Dollar Uorla Despite advance billing, it turns ets and interplanetary dust that RoUla Jacoba Club Heuaa and I Just couldn’t stand the it? ” 10:00 The Groucho Shov 83. thought of you living any longer all "Junk it,” said Jim. out there’s a lot in common be could erode the space ship’s skin, Robla Hood CBS Reportii 8. either roasting the astronaut or Goba's Flowers I Evealns Report 10:80 Third Man by yourself in this old house. The old lady came out the door, tween going due east to Cape Cod, Call PAU L BUETTNER Hantlaylliliilloy U, tX. say, or due out from Cape Canaver causing rngteroid drag resulting in Douclao SMvaids 1. The Broihera Branagaa YOUR MONEY-SAVING SELF SERVICE ”We’d never be able to forgive carefully locked it, then walked (Formerly with Pentland’s) Snotgun Slade al or the moon. H alf the trouble is changed direction. H ‘2‘2 BURNSIDE AVE. 1 Jbn Baclnia Shov 8, Sllenta Please ourselves if anything happened to down the front steps like a soldier Weat Point you. smiling at a firing squad. getting there. There are also asteroids, or E.AST HARTFORD limtoB Dollar Herla Mike Hammer minor planets, to keep your eye 11:00 Neva, Sporta and Weather "You’ll be happier with us. Truly ■Tm ready at last,” she said. No matter how much styling UDOoverad on. Ten years ago our scienttaLs Deliveries Daily to Mancheste: Nava ft Waathar tl. K. 8. 8. 18. 80. you will. Jim loves you as much as "Let’s be on our way. Maybe we wizardry we use in our space The Big Neva DOWNTODN DISCOUNT STORE had ascertained orbits for about ■IA 8-5009 or MI 3-5476 RoucB Rldara he did own mother.” vehicles, they are still going to I KlUda of (lOK 11:15 JacK Paar Shov (C) 10. can still get home before it’s too 1,500. But today they estimate The Sporta Camara Feature 40 TTie white-haired old lady smiled. dark.” need mechanics to service the way. ErealnK Report Europe's Finest Kories She reached out a frail, blue-veined And pretty soon, too. Men are ex about 80,000 bodies lie between > Outlava 10. 83. 11:30 Premiere hand and patted her daughter com pectable on the moon inside the the orbits of Mars and Jupiter and Summer Sporta Spaetaeular 8. 13 World’s Best Kories easily capable of causing cata Ouaotvard Hot (8. (0 11:35 Neva fortingly. South Windsor decade, deeper space travel is like Blue Ancala 8 11:80 Jack Paar Shov (O presents an " I realize it’s for the best, ly to begin from there. strophic collisiorus with passing • ;00 Donna Road Shov I. M. &3 1:00 Late Neva So, if you’re looking for steady space ships. Neva. Prayer Evelyn” she said. Why don’t you • :S0 Talea ot the VUdnsa 18 work and would like to be a celes A ll in all. it could be a tough SISE B A T O IO A T ’ S I V WCISH FOR OOMPLKTB LISTING go on out and join Jim in the car? Site Change Asked ^ i r,d like to take one more last look tial mechanic, here’a what you’ll job for a celestial mechanic. But DOBIN'S not that tough, astro-physicists Around Just to be sure everything For Voter Session be doing. is right. 1. Plotting the Interplanetary point out. >RE J "That is such a nice young Shaney Frey, professional underwater painter. roadmaps for passing astronauts. Harvard University keeps a rec Donald M. Bennett, a Republi Radio couple that's moving in. I wouldn’t Space ships aren’t shot in straight ord of all artificial satellites — (This Bstlag iwelwd— only those news broadoawts ot 10 or 15-mlnnte can candidate for the Town Coun By WARD OANNEL line paths to their destinations. their risings, settings, .speeds and want them to find nythlng not in could solve the problem. Artist scuba, there are pre-numbered col- length. Some statfona carry other short newsoaste.) place.” cil, sent a letter to the Board of Newspaper Enterprise Asen. Fields of gravity from heavenly orbits. General Electric’s Space Frey says It’s really quite simple. or-and-canvas sets that will work Vehicle Department is now work W D Bo-uee *11:30 Starlight Serenade Her daughter sighed and said: Selectmen Tuesday auggesting a New York (N E A )— Because oil bodies along the way exert a tre 1:00 Sign M and water still don’t mix, you can "Your scuba tank gives you an underwater, too. You just put the mendous force on passers-by, so ing out plans for an Interplanetary 6:00 Neve RGAMUPOM. "A ll right, mama. I understand. indicated paint on the indicated 6:1)6 Today ea Wall 9tre«t w r o K - lu t change in site tor voter-making paint nifty pictures imderwater hour to work. A weight on your you won’s keep your job very long weather station to report on cos 6:10 S^rt Nave _ 8:00 Today In Hartford But don’t be long. W e have a long number and you’ve got a picture— :15 ConnecUcut Ballroom seseione. He stated: just as easily as you can in the easel keeps it from drifting away. if you let a Marsbound astronaut mic dust, asteroids, comets. And 6:15 Art Johnaoo Ib o v ? way to drive.” A weight belt on your knee keeps regardless of any distraction In the 8:06 Baynor ShinM :00 Bob Scott A fter she had left, the old lady “ In your awareness of the large park. end up in an orbit around Venus or physicists beginning with Isaac 1:00 Neva a Ott. 8:00 Ray Someri This is the word from Shaney you from drifting away. sea around you. Newton have been proving out .T—919 11:00 Neva turned to say goodby alone and in number of persons to be register the Sun by mistake. :00 Bound Btaga 11:10 Ray Somari ed for the October elections, you Frey, the foremost, if not the only, Brushes Get Floppy 2. Setting the time of departure. the effects of interplanetary grav ? 1:00 Del Raycee Shov her own way to the home she had :00 Edvard P. Korgaa I entered as a bride nearly 60 years saw fit to add two more voter- professional underwater painter "Then, merely apply the paint to TRAILER 85 FEET LONG The universe appears to move on ity. 7:16 Sound SUM WINF—1338 the canvas with a painter’s k n ife - 8:80 Nisbt ru im 8:00 Neva before. making sessions over those orig in the U.S. today. But whatever it Detroit — The world’s largest schedule. And nowadays with the All of this information will go 31:55 Neva 8:10 WaU Street A hint of dusk darkened the soft inally contemplated. In adjunct might mean to the art world, her brushes get a bit floppy underwa truck trailer is a newly designed sky brightened by U.S. and Rus into an electronic computer, to be 13:00 SlSD Q g______6:15 Shovcaae ter. And that’s all there is to It. 6:45 Lovell Thomas summer air outdoors. But the old to this, I suggest that you con ocean-floor studio may be the one monster so long its four crew mem sian mass-produced satellites, you on tap as needed. The celestial me 6:00 Neva, Weather ft Sporta 6:55 Phil Rizutto lady made no move to switch on sider moving the Sept. 7 session route out of a strange dilemma In The canvas will dry easily and bers must use a special system to might start a war by letting a chanic will need only a pad, a g-JO StrK^y Sports 7:0U Neva the lights. The feeling of gathering site from the Town Hall to the American sports. naturally after you’ve brought it keep in touch with each other. The space traveler crash into a dead sharp pencil and, of course, a 6:30 Market Report 7:10 CBS-In Peraon Scuba diving — fun and games up.” 85-foot trailer is longer than the 6:86 Three Star Extra. 7:30 New* t'wilight suited her mood. A very St. school. dog in orbit or a vital transmitter hammer— to thump the computer 7:06 Coaveraatlon Piece 7:46 Showcase Besides, she knew she could walk " I advocate this move since In hydrospace — is in^ real jeop And for people who don’t know bumper-to-bumper span of nine responsible tor keeping global TV when it doesn’t seem to be work 8:00 The World Tonight 7:80 Neve of tha World. that old house from basement to more than 200 people in this area ardy today, because of the tradi how to paint or aren’t Interested in compact cars. going.. ing right. 7:45 Tour Senator From Coaaaetleut 8:16 Shovcaae and Neva are eligible to become voters in tional American recreation shoal: 8:00 Popa Concert 8:55 Yankees at MlnneapoUi WASHERAMA! attic blindfolded and with a sick 9:00 Nlshtbaat 11:00 Neve See them all... yes, all the great RCA Whirlpool labor-saving washers at Dobin’s . . . baby In her arms and never our town. This move would en boredom. ;00 Ne'va 11:06 Shovcaae able many housewives to reg(lster Liook at it this way. The sun H:16 Simrts Final ______13:16 Sign Oft and at low money-saving prices. Dobin’s has all th# latest models on display. Consult stumble once. After half a century it held no surprises for her — only during the afternoon from 3 on and shimmers on the water. The div with our washer experts on the one best suited for your needs. You’ll be happy you did! certainties. would also be convenient for the ing float tugs lazily at its anchor. husbands to register when they Her heart knew every nook and You put on your mask, fins, reg come home from work. Likewise, ulator, snorkel, weight belt, safety Navy Frogmen Adapt cranny. So did her feet. So did the it would ease the problem of hands that lovingly had wiped and gear and compressed air tank. what to do with the young chil You’re ready. polished the old-fashioned furniture dren of the household who would But for what? The hydronauts’ she had insisted on retaining normally be going to bed under Deaf^s Sign Language through the years. parental supervision during the handbook. “ 130 Feet Down,” will She remembered how often the early evening hours. show you the way to the paltry IMPEIUAL MAM( XII vacation cost of $150. But once children had exclaimed in ex "While this may be a departure asperation: down, what is there to do? By JXBBT BENNETT f gars closed and the toumb and lit from the standard procedures of Seveitil Options TOUCH CONTROL "Mama, can’t you ever stand to the past, the town government has Newspaper Entarpriae Assn. tle finger extended means "Hold It, First, o f course, you can try Washington (N E A )—The Na'vy Is you have made an error.” throw anything away?” a responsibility to encourage the And she remembered the reply to get back up to the surface. teaching the dgn language of the Wisher, from OoUege Park, Md., citizens of the town to regrister was a naval training officer dur she had always given them: and participate in the first elec Failing that, there Is: deaf to frogmn so th ^ can com 1. Sight seeing and nature Ident municate with each other during ing World War IL During toe AUTOMATIC “What’s worth loving is worth tion under the new Council-Man Korean War he wss regimental keeping. You’ll know this when ager form of government. The ification — sharks, rays, whales, hasardous undersea opemtlona. barracuda, etc. The allent vocabulary was da commander at the Balnbrldge, Md., you’re older.” move outlined above would be a 2. Spear-fishing—with the add vrtoped for the Navy by Dr. Pater recruit training base. The old lady wanted to go one clear demonstration of govern R. V ^ e r , chairman of the phyal- by one through every room, but ment ‘For the People.’ ed attraction, often, of having to eal educaHon department and ath- WASHER she felt it would be unfair to keep “ As a Republlcsul candidate for fight off marine life dra'wn by the Itlc director of waShlngtan’s Gal- her daughter and son-in-law wait Town Council living In this area, kill. Isudet College. Oallaudet la the ing. But there were three rooms I would suggest that whichever 3. Treasure hunting, specimen A GGT DOMNAS only ccdlege tor the' deaf tn the The ■he had to say farewell to. candidate on the opposition slate collecting historical research — if U.S. LOW, LOW She paused briefly in the huge, would be designated as represent you know where to look. The U yearold teacher, a lieu high-ceiling li'ving room where the ing this section would gladly join Even underwater photography tenant commander in the Ne'va] Doctor Says MONGY-SAVmG fam ily had been warmed by hun in supporting the move I have has drawbacks because the deeper Reserve, got the idea of developing PMCE! dreds tk long winter evening fires. recommended.” you go th-e less your film will re a sign language for frogmen while Then she went out to the kitch This letter was addressed to the cord what your eye sees. on two weeke’^ active duty at the By HABOIiD THOMAS HYMAN, en, where she had as a bride learn attention of Thomas Burgess, First "Under these circumstances,” N avy’s Underwater Demolition M.D. Has Magic-Mix Filter—11 "self-setting” ed to cook on a wood-burning Selectman. Carbon copies were al cycles . . . the most dependable automatic say scuba experts Frey and her School, Little Creek, Va. Written for Newspaper Enterprise . MODEL HA91 ' RCA WHIRLPOOL RCA WHIRLPOOL stove, and later bathed the chil so sent to Frank Pierce, second husband Hank, "it’s not surpris A t the time frogmen communl- Assn. washer made! Special pre-rinse cycle for dren in bathtubs on the floor. selectman, Dexter Burnham, third diapers . . . top loading door . . . nist- ing that all kinds of gimmicks eated with each other by writing Until I read a recent report is A ONE YEAR FREE Still dry-eyed, she rested a mo selectman: Charles Enes, town U reaiatant cabinet. Free-now draining elim have been Invented for the sport en elates, a method too alow for 2-CYCLE-3-TEMP ment with one hand on the worn clerk; and Mrs. Arline Bid well. sued by the subcommittee on A c FACTORY SERVICE inates redeposit during draining. Giant 2-SPEED-2-CYCLE — underwater card gam’cs and emergencies. TTie few hand signals cidental Poisoning of the Amer walnut staircase before mounting Republican Regristrar of Voters. ON ALL RCA WASHERS capacity. group activities — to keep people ■ "m<5 ,:4>o need were inadequate to cover un- ican Academy of Pediatrics, 1 to her bedroom. She stood silently interested.” axpected situations. •g thought that lead poisoning AUTOMATIC WASHER AUTOMATIC WASHER by a great brightly gleaming old Manchester Evening Herald Uneasy Situation I ' g Part o f Oarrfcnlura (plumblsm) In children 'was a brass bedstead, the center of her South Windsor correspondent The situation is so uneasy today, ! l | # f Ehccluaive Surgllator agita life. Offioers In charge of the school danger that no longer existed to Bhcclusive Surgllator agita Laura Katz, telephone M I 4-1753. in fact, that even sales figures of need Wisher’s sign language Idea any extent With the elimination tor washing action. S-temp DO«N*S BUY IT Here all her six children had diving gear put the number of and made hla course a major part tor action, thorough rinsing of lead from IndoCr paints used wash and rlnee Water selec been delivered. Here her first-born HURT AOTOB IMPROVINO Americans in scuba anywhere from j. e f tha curriculum. Last summer and Free-Flow draining. 3- aon, his eyes wide in wonder, had on cribs, tojrs and the like, it tor. Magic-Mix dispenser PRICE "RIGHT" AT Munich, Germany, Aug. 31 (/P)— two million to 11 million. VHeher taught hla system at the appeared that a serious threat to temp wash and rinse water been strangled by diphtheria. Here Mo'vle actor Horst Buchholz, seri "You can’t tell who has extra Ns'vy’s Underwater Swimming filter removes lint, blends our youngsters' health had been selector. Magic-Mix dispens she had brought her husband his ously Injured in an automobile ac tanks,’’ says a salesman, “ and who School at Key West, Fla. IS LOWER1 DOBIN'S removed. in detergent automatically. er filter for lint-free launder last glass of water and he had died, cident Tuesday night, is improving has put his gear in the attic in dis Tha Oallaudet teacher recently However, the subcommittee now Rust-resistant cabinet keeps No Money Down 3 Years to Pay ■till holding her hand. rapidly, doctors said today. appointment.” demons^ted aign Isingiuge to the ing. The remembering tears came draws attention to chronic plum- its good looks for years. The 27-year-old German film And from a ecuba Instructor crew o f the nuclear submarine than into the old lady’s eyes. She biam that results from the child star had a quiet night after un with a long line of applicants for Nautilus. He believes It may be beat and patted pillows. 'Then she dergoing an abdominal operation. his classes: useful to submarine sonar opera chipping off and swallo-wing flakes . suddenly knelt and kissed the bed- of outdoor, paint, now and then. This morning he talked with his "I keep meeting former students tors who require ahaolute silence wife, actress Miriam Bru, who has who tell me angrily that the scuba when UstenlM for enemy ships. Since lead is slowly absorbed from ■’^ ^ d b y ,” she whispered. “Good- the intestines and even more been at his bedside for most of lessons were more exciting than Tbs A ir Force is Interested In by.” the past two days. slowly excreted, evidences of the real thing. They got down to the eouTM for use by helicopter Outside Jim honked the car horn Doctors said Buchholz should the ocean floor, they say, and 8«scae pUois. Cne A F officer be- chronic plumblsm may not ap Cil)kui£pooft — not too impatiently. didn’t have anything to do.’’ pear for several months. Then, leave the hospital In about three Beves ft may solve the problem "You know we were lucky to weeks. Underw’ater painting, however. a t eommunleations between pilots if they are not recognleed and if SDd crewmen who are sent down steps are not taken to prevent to strap casualties Into the rescue fuiiher ingestion of flakes of ex 2-SPEED-2-CYCLE Mrt Propeller noise la so loud that terior paint, the child's health What pilots and rescuers cannot hear and life are placed in serioua each other. Jeopardy. Surgllator Action Offidala of the Washington Fire How do you recognize the prin Department silso have expressed cipal symptoms o f chronic pl'um- other Interest in tha system. Wisher blsminyour child? You 'will note MODEL LJAOS AUTOMATIC says *Tbe language of signs has that they may easily be confused MODEL LJA70 gfreat possibilities for use in other with those of polio-myelitis, par children’s situatlona, such as riots and con ticularly if they occur at tha time RCA WHIRLPOOL struction work where there is a of an epidemic. R€A WHIRLPOOL WASHER ■tte high nolaa level.” 1. 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TIm first part of the course And, in prolonged serious poison FOR LESS! water selector with COLD water wash aovers too alpiwbet o f 36 finger po- wash and rinse ^ clusive Surgila- Budget Terms and 3-level water selector. Magic-Mix ings, convulsions. temp combina tor action, thor value? sitlona; each position represents Onod suspected by the alert Free Deliver}’ dispenser filter removes lint, blends in a letter. Later a special 170 word tions. Exclusive ough rinsing, Free-Flow draining. Mag mother, lead poisoning ia readily detergent automatically. vocabulary is taught. Surgllator agitator wasl ic-Mix dispenser filter for lint-free detected by the examining physi Each vrord or idea ia expressed Magic-Mix dispenser filter. washes. 3-temp wash and rinse water cian and soon confirmed by labo juniors love by hand and arm movements which selector with COLD water wash. npivssut actions or objects. The ratory tests. voeahnlary covers the majority of Of oourse, the most important Ideas that frogmen would want to way to keep your child from poi SKpreas during undersea work. soning la to keep him away from cotton knits A e alphabet enables them to spell the Bource. Most victims are be WHILE YOU'RE AT DOBIN'S SEE out any additional words needed. tween the ages of one and three. All signs are extremely eimpla So it is up to parents and older F or example, placing two fingers children to protect the little ones THE LARGE DISPLAY OF 1962 Only at National! Children’s io ^R e lfG u id # shoes with below the eyee and then pointing from this dangerous appetite for $ 19-98 means "look.” "H d p ” Is expressed lead-bearing paint flakes. by pushing the right fist up with Happily, there ia a rich promise tos first two fingers of the left of successful treatment if the hand. 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This does not mean that “any Anyone can be treated at the re- Police Spelling Out policeman for a tnffflc violation Actually, that safe company driving the eenfidenoe men Into one should, tell a woman bow haWllUUon center, regardless ef FARM FRCSH IM S when someone else la driving. wants to make friends with top- other fields. Clarkes Return Take ICaxlee as an eKampIe. Ignites a Rehabilitation Plan Now, he says, nearly all of them echelon secretaries who influence To Peace as Nuclear Arms Ihere are near^ four peraona many children she should have.” hla economic position. HCwever, those who can are expected to p ^ . will tell their parents because management’s buying decisions. bom in Mexico for every one who There must not be any dictation C A U O N they know the letter will be sent. Most Unusual Reasons The salt company wants to add From Vacation By UDOK DENNEN y 4. ' ' fi. 'n Buy U. S. Savirs09 jfkRr tEc^tM jety S ALL STORES CLOSED MONDAY — LABOR DAY! 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Well, done. We are sorry Chairman Mil Connecticut ined them along with the broad eea which, In polttlci^ can be dra SnltSs aad nolseleM tarewrit- CttmttiQ If^raUi matic, but also wind up over To Fall Schedule ers. . . Yonrs at $85.00. now Russia has let us out of the ler, feeling it safe to get back to side letter Marsilius wrote to statement. FU eU M U O # BY fB B Borubo’s Typswritor Sondoo trap, and that seems to demolish politics, couldn't do better than Yankee "members and officials of the Re Marsilius, perhaps even more Beginning with Sunday, Sept. that particular argument, and reach for a tactic already worn publican Party of Connecticut". intense than Lupton in his con 410 East Middle Tpke, , Maactkciter Ooo^ 10, the regular order for Sunday leave us completely free again. out by the out of power critics of Hy A. H. O. one could be pardoned the as victions, nevertheless expresses At the OrseB)—MI O -ftll TBOMA8 r rKROUBUN sumption that the two men, by School and Church will be followed WilLTER R FERGUSON What do we do now? One hopes the past two administrations. his conservatism somewhat more PubUiben The 25th Senatorial District la their Individual processes of phi conservatively, choosing words at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Fouadad October 1. IWl that, before we Join Russia in its losophy. and by their individual and slants which emphasize per one of the state's largest, com Church, the Rev. Paul G. Prokopy PubUebed Every ErenloR Except invitation to madness, we find mode of rationalization, and In suasion more than proclamation, haa announced. iiii Bundeye and Rolidaye. Entered at the time and will and unity to speak prising the towns of Easton. their individual selection of how and which present the arguments Poet Oftlce at Mancheiter Conn aa A Thought for Today em argument could most effec Sunday School will begin at 9 Second a a e e Mall Matter for civilisation, not merely be Fairfield, Monroe, Newtown. Shel and appeals of the right without a.m., Bible period at 9:30 a.m., Sponsored by the Manchester ton, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston tively be launched, were heading too o ^ n and. direct a flourishing 8UF8CRIPT1UN RATES cause Ruaaia has given ua a prop and church worship at 10 a.m. Conncil of Churches and Westport, a huge slice of down pretty much the same kind of labels. or Payable ta -Adraace of road toward pretty much the Free chartered bus service will Carrier Mail aganda opportunity to do so, but Fairfield County which makes the There, at the point of the Mar again be offered for those needing NOW... FOR PEOPLE 65 OR OVER WHO ASK, One Year ...... 60 same kind of objective for their SU mtlU because we realize that the sym .second largest district, population silius entrance into the Republi it because of distance, hazard, ix Montha ...... 7.76 ll.UU Man's Dominion wise, in the state. party. can public forum, the situation over fhree Montba ...... 8.90 8:10 bolism Involved in the nuclear "And God blessed them and Both seemed to share the same or lack of regular automomlble One Month ...... l.S t l.M Big as it is, we are beginning rested, for a few days, until the transportation. W eek ly...... 80 U testing issue may be completely said to them, 'be fruited and mul to wonder if it is big enough. basic outlook and values. Both next Lupton release arrived. It fateful, and, for the whole world, were tired of the "me-too" dilu Children from 8 years up may I HAVE COMPLETE MEMBER o r tiply and replenish the earth and This question began to pose it seemed that the 25th district had be enrolletf Friday or Saturday, THE ASSOCIATI'ID PRESS a psychological point of no return. self to us just the other day, im tion of what they believed should two stalwart champions of the information o n The Aaaoclated Preta Is excluatrely subdue it and have dominion over mediately after a certain sequence be Republican party principles. conservative philosophy out In the Sept. 8 and 9, by calling the par entitled to the use of republicatlon at the fish of the sea and over the of publicity releases which may Both decried the growth of big field, and It seemed rather diffi sonage, or on Sunday morning. WOULD I EVER MANAGE?" all aewa dUoatchea credited to It or Sept. 10. coNNecncuT ss not otherwiae credited In thla paper fowl of the air and over every be or may not establish a certain government and its paternalistic cult for a mere columnist to and also the local newa pupllahed here. More Jobs, More Jobless rivalry between political person usurpation of functions and re choose between them. Extended Health Insuraace All righta of republicatlon of apeclal ing that creepeth upon the sponsibilities they thought should Undercover Agent dlapatchea herein are alao reaerred. The impression that some Jong- alities in the 25th, but certainly The next release from the Lup earth'." (Genesis 1:28). suggests it, in any case. better be left to the individual. ton camp, however, clarified mat The four-button, linen cardigan Full aertice client of N E. A. Berr- range changes may be arriving in Through the summer, there has If there was much difference ters considerably. It identified in black Is one solution for cover- CAU Ml 3-1126 Ice. Inc This blessing which God gave up with a sleeveless summer dress. Publlahera Repreaentatlvea: IMa our economic cycles is reinforced, to Adam and Eve on the day of been something of a chain of re between the two, it seemed main Lupton as "Connecticut’s leading •Tullua Mathewa Special Agency — lYav again, by emploj-ment statistics leases from the district's incum ly a difference of choice of termi Republican conservative," thus York Chicago Detroit and Boaton. their creation was amply fulfilled. nology and language. Lupton is m em ber audit bureau 08 for this month of August. Man did become fruitful; he did bent Republican state senator. resolving any confusion which CmCUUtTIONS. multiply and replenished the John Lupton of Weston, all of a sort of maverick of the right, may have resulted from the Mar The total number of Americans which, summarizing speeches and who sometimes takes a smiling silius appearance on the scene. The Herald Printing Company Inc., at work is the highest number earth and he did gain dominion WINDOW SHADES aaaumea no financial reaponalbllltr tor over all living creatures. proclamations he has made at CONNECTICUT 6 ? typographic J errora appearing In ad- various points throughout the ever recorded for August—68,539,- However, man went one step Tertfaemen'A and other reading matter 000. The general economic picture state, have seemed to be building WASHABLE in The Hancbeater Evening Herald further and began to subdue also a certain kind of political posi which such a statistic reflects Is INTERSTATE Dlapiay adveraalng closing hours: I his fellowman. Dominion over oth tion, as a sort of labor of public Extended Health Insurance For Monday—1 p.m Friday valid. We are climbing swiftly out er men was not included in God's love on the part of Lupton. AQUA SHADES For Tuesday—] p.m Monday. I blessing and that is why mankind In the midst of such purposeful For Wedneada'Wednesday—1 p.m “Tuesday. of our brief recession; we are PRESCRIPTIONS O AE Made to Order For~ Thumday- 1 p.m. Wednesday. prosperous: and, wiUi all the Ber has not been able to create the and measured contributions to F o r Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. desired Garden on earth. Republican public thought in the ^ ■ 0 3 With Your RoUers For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. lin crisis spending ahead of us, we Clasatfled deadline: 10:30 a.m. When men and nations will state, there came, the other day, 175 day of publication except Saturday— are going to be more prosperous a full-fledged and forceful procla Full Line of Custom t Am ceasvi to rule, to dominate, and to PAYS UP TO $10,000 FOR MAJOR MEDICAL CARE... REQUIRES NO still. subjugate other men and na mation of position from one New East Center man Marsilius, a resident of the 9-9814 VENETIAN BLINDS TTiursday, Aug;ust 81 But. even while this Ij happen tions, the era of peace, brother Street towTt of Trumbull, and, until the WE DELIVER ing. another statistic la standing hood and happiness will dawn upon the w'orld. Ribicoff landslide of 1958. Repub E. A. JOHNSON Sanity Loses A Foothold still. This is the statistic which lican senator from the 25th dis PHYSICAL EXAM... ENROLLMENT SEPTEMBER 1-30 shows the percentage of the avail Rabbi Leon Wind, trict. PINE PHARMACY PAINT CO. The decision to resume nuclear able labor force which still re Temple Beth Sholom. If, at this point, one took an 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS testing is the most alarming thing mains jobless even in the midst of 723 Main S t, Tel. MI 9-4501 (4) EFFECTIVE DATE OF INSURANCE 65. The program was established by the leading Russia has done in a long time. such prosperity. That remains at health insurance companies listed below. These eom- It Is especially alarming because This enrollment period extends from September 1 approximately 7 per cent, where through Septembw 30, 1961. If you enroll in this panics are pooling their resources and their experi It does not seem to make sense. it haa been for nine montha. We period, you will be insured on October 1, 1%1. ence to give you the insurance protection you need. Russia announced a unilateral have never hitherto accepted a fig CONNECTICUT 65 BENEFITS ExMptlen: If you are not eligible to apply during suspension of nuclear testing In ure thla high aa a harmonious part FEEL LIKE A (8) RESPONSIBLE RELATIVES, March, 1958. 'nils was a surpris of a prosperity picture. If we were this enrollment period but become eligible prior to please note! ing, Imaginative, positive action to call the recession cured, by old- MANCHESTER ILLS $10,000 MAXIMUM gflJMO MAXIMUM January 1,1963, you may enroll during the calendar If you have an older person in your family whn MAJOR MEDICAL for Russia in the w'orld—almost fashioned standards, this figure MAJOR MUNCAL month in which you first become eligible or during might be hard pressed to meet the heavy costa of t the only such action which can be would have to fall below 6 per TEXAS MILLIONAIRE! the next succeeding calendar month. In either case, Cost (monthly paymant) $10.00 $ 7.50 major medical situation, you have a real opportunity credited to Russia in the post-war cent. It shows no signs of doing so. you will become covered aa of the first day of the now! Take one of the following courses of action era. For it, Russia reaped world 17.00 14.50 One half of the explanation is, WHh Connaeticut 65 Basic calendar month next following enrollment. before the midnight deadline of September 30: acclaim. And, as a good act, it was obriously, that our available labor Oil wells aren’t the so powerful that it could force the force keeps increasing, as a sim only things that Maximum lifatim* banafita $10,000 $5,000 (5) HOW THE PLAN WORKS (1) Encourage that person to enroll right away. United States into compliance ple population factor. But the Maximum banafita in any ont ealondar yoar 5,000 2,500 (2) Make that person a gift of Connecticut 65 cover with it, so that we too, the follow “work while you After you have incurred a "deductible” in a calendar other half haa to be that the econ year equal to $100 plus the amount of benefits pay age. Your signature is all that is required. ing August, also bound ourselves omy is no longer expanding its Exponsos covorod by tho Plan Includo: Up to a maximum of: sleep!” Your sav able (or to which you could have been entitled) to an Informal moratorium on nu employment opportunities as it DISCOUNT WORLD Genoral or Spocial hospital room (9) THREE IMPORTANT GUARANTEES clear tests, while negotiations for under Connecticut 65 Basic, Connecticut 65 Major used to. As the population grows, ings here keep on AT THE GREEN-511 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE $18 a day $15 a day ONE. . . If you are not entirely satisfied with the and board chargos pays up to $5,000 of the additional expenses of that a fonnal and permanent test ban the percentage of unemployment Plan, you may return your enrollment booklet with could take place. earning EXTRA Surgeons' foes on stated schodulo $600 $360 year under the $10,000 maximum and up to $2,500 remains the same, which means FREE PARKING • AIR-CONDITIONED • Ml 9-1509 in ten days of receiving it. Your first month’s pay That American decision was that the total number of appar money for you Physicians' fsss $6 a day $5 a day under the $5,000 maximum. In your lifetime, the former will pay up to $10,000 and the latter up ment will be refunded. taken in spite of divided counsels, ently permanently unemployed USB oua LAYIAWAY FLAM— $1 SO WILL HOW ANY PIHtCHiASC Rsglstsrod Graduate Nurses' foss $18 a day $15 a day and ever since American policy keeps increasing. month in, month to $5,000. TWO . . . Your coverage will not be canceled so long Convalsscsnt Hospital room and board $10 a day $8 a day as you remain eligible and make timely monthly has been of two minds, one anx So far, the only approach to this out. Start saving Covered expentea consist of two types: Type 1 and ious to resume testing at all costs, problem has been one which con (On transfer by doctor after at least fivs ($900 max. ($720 max. Type II. Type I expenses include hospital room and payments, unless the Plan is discontinued for all the other conscious of the price siders these permanently jobless here regularly! OPEN 10 A .M . to 10 P.M. MON. thru SAT. days in a gonsrsi hospital) a yaar) a year) bMrd chargee plus miscellsneous hospital extras. members. You, of course, have the right to cancel we would have to pay in world people individuals who have been i d Drugs and madicinos requiring proscription yes yas Type II expenses include surgeons’ fees, physicians’ at any time. prestige if we were the first to re hit by the disappearance or de Diagnostic x-ray and laboratory examinations yes yes fees, feat of registered graduate nurses, and certain THREE . . . Any change made in premium rates or sume testing. cline of some specific industry, medical servicea and supplies not hospital-furnished benefits will not adversely affect any claim baaed on and which proposes, as a remedy, Wonderful Styles For The Campus! Anesthetics and oxygen yes yas The Kennedy administration such as drugs and medicines requiring prescription, expenses incurred prior to the change. giving them special training so CURRENT ANNUAL OPEN TODAY mustered, for .the negotiations at JUMOR-MISSES' JUMOR-MISISES' Blood and blood plasma yes yea x-rays, laboratory examinations, etc. Connecticut 65 Geneva, a more slncei'e and thor they can find jobs in some new DIVIDEND Major pays the first $250 of Type I expenses plus HURRY TO JOIN NOW . . . ENROLLMENT ough effort to bring those negotia kind of occupation. This is a UNTIL 8 P.M. WOOL 80% of the balance and pays 80% of Type II tions toward success than had the worth while, inteUIgent endeavor, COTTON DRESSES PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: This chart outlines generally the benefits of Connecticut 65 PERIOD ENDS AT MIDNIGHT SEPTEMBER 30 * * -ft expenses, after the deductible. Elsenhower administration. This which can be Invaluable for aome Major Medical. To appreciate and undarstand axactly and fully what this new plan providts (10) HERE'S ALL YOU DO TO JOIN: new effort was greeted, In a cycle Individuals and aome communi CARDIGANS and does not provide, you should read the complete details. The benefits summarized in (6) EXCLUSIONS (1) Clip and fill out one enrollment form completely of events altogiether typical of all ties. But one doubts that it has this table are subject to Sections 5 and 6 at right. East-West negotiations, with a much relationship to the main ata- The principal exclusion! of Connecticut 65 Ex for each individual joining. For your conveni Russian retreat from positions tlatic Involved. That aUll aaya that -»**<*«» 78SS aiatST MBABCIAt laSflTBTfa' tended Health Inaurance are; injuries and diseases ence two forms are attached—one for you, /ffOZ onoe considered agreed upon. It we are heading toward one of two covered by Workmen’s Compensation; care for one for your spouse or other member of your became apparent that Russia was eventual necessities—either some $ V l . 9 7 mental and nervous conditions outside a hospital; family. BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81, COVENTRY no longer interested in the test extraordinary means of expanding dental eare; expenses paid for under any employer (2) .Attach check or money order made payable to ban it Itself had originated. our production far beyond present plan or any government plan; diseases or injuries "Connecticut 65”. At this point. It became obiious horizons and apparent needs—or (1) CONNECTICUT 65 IS DESIGNED (2) CONNECTICUT 65 HELPS MAKE SURE arising out of any war. In addition, no benefits are (3) Mail to Connecticut 65, 650 Main St., Hartford that pressure upon President Ken some much greater artificial shar TO HELP MEET THE COSTS OF YOU CAN PAY YOUR OWN WAY New fall pattema and 100% imported virgin wool, boxy payible during the first nine months of coverage for nedy to restune testing was in ing of the work which Is avail BOTH LONG- AND SHORT-TERM Frequently, the heavy costs of illness or injury after 3, or give it to any agent or broker licensed to styles, dark prints, style in green, red, oxford gray, a condition for which the individual had medical creasing, and that very soon he able. plaids and solids. Sizes MEDICAL CARE age 65 work serious hardships on others near and write health insurance in Connecticut. Jmagenta and turquoise. Sizes 34 expenies during the ninety daya preceding the effec would probably do America the in 5 to 15, 10 to 20. V to 40. This long-awaited, widely-hailed plan is offered in dear. To pay the bills, a ion may have to mortgage tive date of his coverage. Other limitations are set OR, IF YOU PREFER... jury and Russia the favor of mak two parts in order (a) to make money for extended his home . . . a grandson may have to give up college. Safe For Politics Again? forth explicitly in the enrollment booklet which each ing this country the first to re medical expenses available to those who presently Connecticut 65 can help eliminate such unhappy dial OPERATOR and ask for ENTERPRISE B56S sume nuclear testing. One barometer—accuracy never A-B-C-D possibilities. The following typical cates show how: enrollce receives. BACK-TO-SCHOOL IN SMART FASHIONS carry only basic hospital-surgical coverage, and (b) Your name and address will be recorded snd you will Then yesterday, Russia made toUlly guaranteed—for reading a to provide the broadest possible range of benefits to be sent descriptive literature plus additional enroll the announcement itself, and took (7) THE RROBRAM HAS SOLID crisis Is the mood and attitude of those who presently have no health insurance. Pamt ment forms. the blame to itself. the loyal opposition at Washing PNEUMONIA...... 3 990 Total aapanu SUPPORT AND BACKING G4R1S' A is called Connecticut 65 Major. Past B is called Doing BO, It was fully aware of ton. GIRLS' Paid by Ceanadicut tS Buie You may place complete confidence in Connecticut Fdufards Connecticut 65 Basic. . 168 or is u iM otbar way...... the loss It would be taking in the Consulting this barometer, one Th£ S h o e f o r Ch il d r e h mind of the world. Its extended Paid by Connscticut IS Major.. . 620 would say that the Republican in DATE OF BIRTH t u ENROaEC'S PRINCIPAL PIAC( but w'eak defense of its decision C O A T SETS 3 7 « Total banaltt I HAMt ca IM O U II (INDIVIOUXl TO BC INSUSCO-HUSBANO OP RESIDENCE telligence at Washington thinks DRESSES PART A... Connecticut 65 Major I ^ a n d Win MUST SteARAmV ENSOUL) (SIracL CRY anO StaEa) proves that it knows the propa that the worst of the Berlin crisis f LUNG CANCER...... $2,517 Total axponia I Middle Q MalB Q FmubIb This coverage is designed to help provide protection I Mo. 0$y Yr. ganda price it la about to pay. It may be over. Paid by Connscticut 65 Bisic ! t n t ______Tlf»> indul against the financial drain which comet with a pro in seme olhtr way...... 785 ! ' IfN b i l A i T6------seems likely that, by waiting a For what the barometer reveals % or longed illness or a serious accident. It pays beyond i Paid by ConnKticut 65 Major. . 1,237 little while, it could have seen us is that Republican National Chair I St.l. the benefits provided by most basic hospital-surgical $2,022 TeUI baaafit wo. AWe STREtT ______CITY AND ZONE take the risk and pay the price, man William Mlllfr, who la a NAME OF ENROILEE'S SPOUSE BRAIN HEMORRHAGE ...... $3,332 Total expanse HAS ENROLlie MEN CONFINED IN A and had its own renewed freedom shrewd and Intelligent fellow, as plans. You have your choice of two coverage levels: HOSPITAL IN CAiT 31 DAYS) Q Y«» □ No IMPORTANT Paid by Coonacticut 65 Basic W IN a O U C E NOW INSURED UNDER ANY PLAN OR POLICY PROVIDING BASIC THIS SECTION TO BE COM. to test Just the same. PLETED ONLY IF ENROLLEE political chietaina go, has begun HOSPITAL OR aURSICAL SENEFITSF O Y. i □ N® $10,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL: or in aoma olhar way...... 497 HAS REACHED 55TH BUT It Enroll** Gainfully Employad for 30 Hour* or MorB This Russian willingness to defy again the business of attacking NOT 65TH BIRTHDAY A lesson Paid by Connaeticut 65 Major . . 2,191 R •■YES" EnrsIlM May Enrol I Only For Ophon 1 or 2.______Par Waak? □ Vat □ No______the opinion and wish of mankind— President Kennedy as an appeaser, Pays up to $10,000 during your lifetime. Costs CHECK MONTHLY I HEREBY REPRESENT THAT AIL OF THE ABOVE ANSWERS ARC TRUE AND $2,636 Total bonsKt ONE PAYMENT CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND RELIEF AND SHALL FORM coming in the very same area in as a fellow who is soft on Com $10.00 a month. OPT IONS THE BASIS UPON WHICH THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED MAY BE ENROLLED fOR HEART ATTACK...... $1,568Totil upODM CONNECTICUT 65 EXTENDED HEALTH INSURANCE. which Russia had previously found munism. worth learning! 1. SIO.OOO MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL O $10.00 100% all wool, tweeds, plaids, Fine quality broadcloths. Paid by Connaeticut 65 Basic., that this opinion and wish of man $5,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL: There have been some weeks solids in the most wanted fab "Dan River” woven plaids or in toma other way...... 437 a. a 1,000 MAXIMUM MAJOa MeOKAL O i 7.50 kind had been powerful enough to (dunrds shoe quality is as easy to Pays up to $5,000 during your lifetime. Costs $7.50 a. 110.000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL 1“] when Congreseman Miller, and rics. Orion pile, heavily quilt- and checks. Wash-n-wear Paid by Connecticut 65 Major. . . . 779 PLUS BASIC 1—1 $17.00 SIGNATURE OF PERSON REQUESTING ENROLLMENT DATE SIGNED compel the United States to follow any Republican who had any learn as the alphabet. Just come combed cottons. Latest styl a month. 4. a l.oeo MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL |~| (If Other Than Individual Enrolling Give Ralatlonihtp) lined. Some with mouton col $1,216 Totil bsflifit PLUS BASIC U J $14.50 a Russian lead—represents a gam sense, must have been trembling ing in the newest fall colors. OFFICE USE ONLY in and look them over closely. . . lars. Sizes 2-8. Sizes 3 to 14. STROKE...... $1,496 Totil upoesi CHICK ea MONEY ORDER FOR ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE ble on the part of Russia which is PAVAILt TO OONNECTICUT SS AND SENT TO: in his survival boots for fear Todlins for pre-schoolers and PART B... Connacticut 65 Basic Paid by Connecticut 65 Baak disconcertingly bold. ast CONNECTICUT U 050 MAIN STREET HARTFORD 3, CONNECTICUT President Kennedy was going to ^unrds Regulars for the school or in aome other way...... 146 This Is not to say that it would be far too rash and too thuggy Connecticut 65 Basic is designed to help meet Paid by Connecticut 65 Major. . . . 1,029 Bot have been equally bad, and towards Communism. During set. You’ll notice the quality GIRLS' POLO SHIRTS GIRLS' SO X burdensome, short duration hospital-surgical ex ENROLLEE'S PRINCIPAL PLACE $1,177 Total bodoflt d a t e o f b ir t h 8EX NAME OF ENROLLCE (INDIVIDUAL TO IE INSURED-HUSBAND OF RESIDENCE equally serious, and equally alarm these weeks, a sensible Republican right away. You’ll like the styl 100% orlon morpul top, stretch penses. It is offered at the individual’s option as a FRACTURED H IP...... $ 717 Total uponii ^ a n d w i f i m u s t s e p a r a t e l y ENROLL) (StraaL City and tU t* ) ing, If we had been the first to could have been forgiven If he had Fancy weaves with novelty foot to fit sizes 9 to 11. White, aupplement to Connecticut 65 Major and pays in any MIddlB O Mala Q FamalB ing. Then watch how we fit them. Paid by Connecticut 65 Basis Initial Day Vr. resume nuclear testing. In that longed for the good old days of green, black, turquoise, magenta ...... 41$ As sure as 2 and 2 are 4 . . . trims, turtle neck, standup and rust. one calendar year: (1) General or Special Hoapital or in aoma other way...... r a n r case, W'e too would have been put ...... 174 John Foster Dulles, whose brink- Cduiards is THE SHOE FOR collars. All new colors to blend room and board charges up to $12 a day for 31 days Paid by Connecticut 65 Major. ting ourselves in defiance of the memship was relatively tame com- I Knee Sox. Sizes 9-11 . . . ,88c of confinement: (2) up to $125 for miscellaneous $ 567 Totil bonoW Sfata MO. AND 8TRCET CITY AND ZONE opinion of mankind, following CHILDREN. with skirts. Sizes 3-14. ' " ’ NAME OF ENROLLEE’S SPOUSE pared to that practiced by the' 75% orlon, 25% stretch nylon. hospital charges; (3) surgeons’ fees according to a "M il tNSOLLlt ailN CONfINSO IN A _g_Na_ IMPORTANT what we thought our own national young man now in the W hite' achedule with a maximum of $360. Examples: Up to h o s p it a l in U S T 31 PAYS? □ T t l IS IN B O IL K Nbw INSURED UNDIR A N r^LA N OR POLICY PROVIDING BASIC THIS SECTION TO BE COM policy necessities required. House. During these weeks. Re PLETED ONLY IF ENROLLEE — $60 is payable on a limple fracture of the ankle; up (3) YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PASS h o s p it a l o r SUBQICAL SINtFITSI □ Ya, □ Na HAS REACHin 55TH RUT it Enroll** Gainfully Employad for 30 Hour» Of Mord But the real hope was, of publican political proclamation BOYS' BACK TO SCHOOL A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION! NOT 65TH BIRTHDAY -Par ...... Weak? i-s□ aYa» -.. r-* Non,* BOYS' to $210 is payable for gall bladder removal. N ••YC8" Cnrotla* May Enroll Only For Option 1 or 2. FRER I HEREBY REPRESENT THAT ALL OF THE ABOVE ANSWERS ARE TRUE^ANO course, that neither we nor Russia was limited tc open support of the CHECK MONTHLY Believe it or not, you can qualify for Connecticut PAYMENT CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF AND SHALL FORM would dare, in the final moment, President's firmness and boldness, “Yo-yo” With Every Connecticut 65 Basic can be purchased only as • OPTIONS ONE THE BASIS UPON WHICH THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED MAY BE ENROLLED FOR DRESS SLACKS SUBURBAN COATS 65 Extended Health Insurance without a phyiical CONNECTICUT 65 EXTENDED HEALTH INSURANCE. to break the nuclear test mora- accompanied by a silent prayer Pair Of Shoes! supplement to Connecticut 65 Major . . . and only if 1. $10,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL axamination. You need only be 65 or over and re torium. that he wouldn't go too far. • you have no other basic plan of health insurance in t. $ S.OOO MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL It was, while it lasted, one small force. It if, however, NOT intended to be a substi side in the State of Connecticut. You must also not 1. $10,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL But now, apparently, things ASK ABOUT OUR PLUS BA$iC SIGNATURE OF PERSON REQUESTING ENROLLMENT DATE SIGNED symbol of possible sanity in the have eased up a bit, and President tute or a replacement for any other basic plsn of have been in a general, special or convalescent hospi ^ $ 8,000 MAXIMUM MAJOR MEDICAL (If othar Than Individual Enrolling Gtv* Ralatlonthip) FAMILY PLAN $14.50 wwld. Kennedy has been tough enough % . 5 4 health iniurance. If you'already have an adequate tal during the 31 days prior to enrolling. If your OFFICE USE ONLY *2.77 CHECK OR MONEY ORDER POR ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE In the w'orld of hard cold war to release his Republican friends 80% wool, 10% nylon, 10% rayon in checks and plaids. basic hospiUl-surgical plan, keep it. If you do not, spouse is 55 or older . . . and not gainfully employed PAYAiLt TO CONNECTICUT 88 AND SENT TO: Wash ’n wear flannels, gabardines. 75% wool, 25% ny policy, Russia has dons us a favor, into the pleasant luxury of the old, 20% OFF ON ALL AGCESSORIES; Some with detachable hoods. Sizes 4-8. you may lubacribe to Connecticut 65 Basic when at least 30 hours a week . . . she or he may also <92 CONNECTICUT <9 <80 MAIN STREET HARTFORD 3, (CONNECTICUT of taking the lead blame for some perennial political game of those lon. Sizes 4-18 OTHGRSi—sizes 10 to 16 ...... $7.87 you subscribe to Connectieut 65 Major. join the Flan. thing our own cold war policy also SNEAKERS, RUBBERS, SLIPPERS WHEN PURCHASED who are out of power during the WITH A PAIR OF SHOES NOW THROUGH SEPT. 2 waatsd to do. But It 1s a grisly, cold war—that of charging those •mlnous flavor Russia has doos us. who are in power with being soft ASSOCIATED CONNECTICUT HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES Ib plBos ct the slim, tantatlvs hold BOYS' WESTERN JEANS BOYS' CREW SOX on Communism. . I MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 PAGE BLBVKN PAM nN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1961 Coventry ws balisva. W# ask you IntslUgsnt eltlMni, U this i;ood plannlnf?'\ Bolton Home Gardenei^s Notebook School RegiBtratioftB 94th Pentomic Kennedy Accuses Russians Regional 8 according to a statement releaaed Obituary Town Dump Problems Why Nikita Dedication Set , by Morris. $338,829 Budget Registrations for all public Heads to Catnp> BullaUn Boivd elementary schools In Manches Services at the Second Congre Of Blackmail with N-Tests For High School Goes to Printer Ten Tips for Easier Gardening ter will be held Friday from 9 Boston,. Aug. 81 (ffl—A movement Lifted Ban Damarjian Is Named gational Church Sunday will be at a.m. to noon In the adminis of Heavy military aquipment. in Put in Expert’s Hands The new Coventry High School 11 a.m. The Rev. Edwin C. Melne- trative offices of all the schools.. cluding artillery and tanks, started (OaatteMd from P ug* Om ) Sam Ginsburg, ker, pastor, will , use "The Car Copies of a budget for the town By ALLAN SWENSON gera of a thermo-nuclear holo will be dedicated at 2 p.m. Sunday. of Bolton totaling 5338,829.45 for from Massachusetts for Camp caust." penter’s Son” as his sermon topic. Written for Drum, N, Y., today as the 94th ttwt th« United Stntes h u nuclear An expert on sanitary engineering has been retained by School Superintendent The open house program will be The Women’s Auxiliary to the the 1962 fiscal year have been sent Newspaper Enterprise Asen. He called Ambassador Arthur Jeweler, Dies On N-Tests to (he printer in preparation for / \ Pentomic Infantry Reserve Division weaponi In lulllcient numbers and H. Dean home from nuclear test General Manager Richard Martin for $500 to help Manches from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Coventry Volunteer Fire Associa Summer brings a host of activi prepared for Ha annual two weeks of such destructive power as to be ban treaty negotiations with Rus The program will be conducted tion of South Coventry will have a presentation to the annual public V ^ / BESUURV80WtNC CHOOSE SHRUBS THAT VKOWY Local Stocks of combat training. Samuel Oinsburg, owner of ter solve the town’s pi-oblems in controlling the disposal area (OoBttnned from P»ge One) Aram Damarjian will be the^ married and the father of three food sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at hearing on Sept. 7. The new budg ties to compete for your time. Use OJT&ROVt TH EIR LOCATION •‘wholly adequate” for the defense sia at Geneva. on Olcott St. new superintendent of achoola for boys. His oldest son Is a Junior at by the Coventry School Building Tremblay's store on Rt. 31. et represents a 526,833.45 Increase these work-saving tips to get the Advance partle.* starting today And word went out from the Dewey-Rlchman Co. at 767 Main The general manager sal4 he expected diplomatic showdown on were led by MaJ. Smith W. Collins not only of this country, but of St., died this morning at Manches Tbe dump has been the cause of RegtonsLl District High School 8 Central Connecticut State Oollegs. Committee and the Coventry Board There will be a dance for local over that adopted for 1961. most from your garden and give Quotaaona Pnrnlahed by White House that in the next 24 bitter complaints lately from reel- did not know which fund would Berlin and Germany. Thla la the and the elementary schools of An His second son Is a freehman at teen-agers at 8 p.m. Saturday at The revised budget for the board Coburn 4k HIddInbrook, Inc. of Haverhill. Its Allies and the free world. hours the President wanted po ter Memorial Hospital. He was 64. be drawn on to pay the consult of Education, The dedication com you more time to enjoy it. A .lecond echelon gets rolling to Mr. Ginzburg had lived in Man dents of both Manchester and most obvious factor involved. All dover, Hebron and Marlborough, the University of New Hampshire, mittee is Joseph Motycka of the the Nathan Hale Community Cen of education includes a 54,125 In Bank Stoeka , Assistant press secretary An licy meetings with the Defense, ing engineers' salary, but that the and the youngest boy is a aeventh Regular lawn mowing Is necces- SPfLAV .RE60LARY morrow from *ix cities: Boston, drew Hatcher was asked whether chester since 1949 when he pur East Hartford. the big powers are putting up succoring Charles Abell who will blinding committee, and Mrs. Alma ter. Chaperons will be Mr. and crease for tuition to Manchester; Bid Asked Atomic Energy and State Depart chased the Main St. jewelry and money could be taken from the retire Oct. 11. grade student in Colchester where Mrs. Lionel G. Jean, assisted by an increase In salary for the school aary. But you can speed up this job Lawrence, Worcester. Brockton, this statement about the strength Town officials said Tuesday garbage fund, the highway fund, their sternest front In anticipation Heckler, and Walter E. Tedford, Conn. Bank and Truit Pittsfield and Springfield. The ment advisers and with congres- stationery supply store. He lived night that the altuatlon, cauMd As a member of the ataff of the the family resides. both of the board of education. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Pear secretary from 51,875 to 52,820 in several ways. Avoid irregular Co...... 56 59 of the U.S. nuclear arsenal implied esional chieftains. or the engineering department of what diplomats call "the crunch Damarjian received his bachelor son. major troop movement beg(ins Sat that the United States has decided at 37 Elizabeth Dr. by fires out of control, was the Rural Supervisory Service, State The program will Include guided due to the fact that the secretary plantings on or sround the lawn HarUord National urday, when some 8.000 reservists The Soviet move, coming in the He was born in Lowell Miuu., a "worst” since the dump was open fund. on Berlin.” Department of Education, Damar of arts degree in history and in tours conducted by the students. The Waterfront Heights Asso will be working full time at the that require extra trimming, Bank and Tnist Co. 55'-j 69 (.s •'at least for the time being” midiit of the Berlin crlcis, struck Chester Langtry, deputy direc 2. The Soviet Union, like the ternational relations in 1988 and leave from armories throughout the against resuming nuclear weapons son of Morris and Lena Shapiro ed. jian is an employee of the State Members of Qreen-Chobot Post ciation will have a public spa school and not dividing her time 1. Where beds and borders join CLEAN H-6HABPEN TOOLS SOAK DEPP WHEN VWTeftm Fire Insnranoe Companlee state. top Washington officials as a high Ginsburg, and was a graduate of Leroy 'VanKleeck of Bow'e Al tor of public works, explained United States and Britain, has Department of Education. His his masters’ degree in education No. 52, American Legion, will con ghetti and meat ball supper at between work for the board and lawns, grass often becomes a weed testing. Hatcher replied, "that’s ly significant turn for the worse Tuesday that the fires at the worked out theoretical advances Aetna Fire ...... 120 125 Division Commander Maj. Qen. the way I would Interpret it, but Lowell Schools. Before coming to bertson and Associates, consulting seiVices will be provided without in 1939 fron. Clark University, duct the dedication of the flag, 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the private the school: 5900 for renovations to ing problem among the plants. It Michael J. Galvin of Newton said in Soviet policy toward the rest Manchester, he was in the jewelry dump since Aug. 13 have b s e n to her existing nuclear weapons. cost to the'region and the three Worcester, Mass. After a year development clubhouse. There will Room 19 in the basement; 5100 also moves Into walks and drive Hartford Fire ...... 80’i 84 4 it’s up to you." of the world with these immediate engineers, and formerly principal which it has given. The Legion National Fire ...... 143 153 moat of his units will travel by Congressional leaders' were gen business in the Boston and Prov sanitary engineer with the State caused by an underground fire Theee cannot be proved, however, towna. and a half during 1942 and 1943 color bearers and color guards will be family charge. A Chinese auc for the food services since the ways. commercial bus, with an accent on ly predictable results: idence areas. that broke loose, a fire started by without new tests. Khrushchev as a teacher at the Nathan Hale- tion will be held. Families attend board decided not to discontinue 2. Edging lawns keeps them neat. Phoenix Fire ...... 116 126 erally closed-mouthed about the 1. It will produce a new burst Health Department, division of Damarjian has been principal Included Commander Eugene Rych- speed —with safety. White House conference after re He was a member of Germania sanitary engineering, has been re a cigarette, and a fire that was apparently feels he can’t wait any of RIHIAM High School since July Ray High School in Moodus, ha Ilng; chaplain Stanley J. Harris; ing have been asked to bring their the cafeteria this year. Use bricks, cinder blocks, wood or • A1ULTH AROUND BLACK PLASTIC OR MULCH Lite and Indemnity Inn. Coa. "In the ev’ent of mobilization It of effort by the big powers in the Lodge of Masons in Boston and tained by the town. either set by children or started longer. 1960. Previously he had been prin became assistant principal and own silverware. The board of finance will not in similar materials for attractive Aetna Casually ....139 149 turning to the capitol. nuclear arms race, especially senior vice commander La'Vvrence I TREES ri-'SHRUBS SAVES WORK WfEDINfr Aetna Life ...... 128 133 is quite poa.sible that units will be Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illi the Tall Cedars of Lebanon In Man ”It is expected that his recom from spontaneous combustion. 3. The 3-ipower negotiations at cipal of Bacon Academy, Col teaching coach at Durham High Perry aergeant at arms James clude the 51,500 item for the dog visible borders. If you prefer to use forced to utilize commercial trans since the Moscow announcement chester, and Temple Beth Sholom. Genova were deslg(ned to produce Manchester Evening Herald warden and rental of the pound in Conn. General ...... 263 278 nois, the Senate GOP lender, said spoke of developing a 100-megaton mendations will Include rules and Langtry and Martin agreed that chester, for 13 years. School in Durham. In 1947 ha Hoyt, aluminum, steel or plastic invisible portation,” he explained. The main the only thing he was authorized A widower, Mr. Ginsburg is sur regulations for close control by the best way to control the dump a treaty to which all the world’s Born in Providence, RJ., he la moved to Colchester. Coventry enrreiMpnndent, F. Pau the town budget this year but will edging, make sure it is set firmly Hftd. Steam Boiler 115 120 echelon will move on the Massa bomb (a force equivalent to 100 vived by a daughter, Paula T. Gins powers would subscribe. •The Coventry High School Choir line Little, telephone PI 2-6231. Travelers ...... 136 4 1414 to say was: million tons of TNT). the town of the disposal area as and prevent fires is to keep the will lead the National Anthem, fol take the necessary funds from the in the soil to avoid damaging lawn — V ON SLOPES chusetts Turnpike and the New "We will continue to keep our burg, at home; two sisters, Miss soon as the town commences the public out, but this can only be Many western authorities be dog license fund. mowers when you cut over It. Public Ctllltiea York Thruway. 2. It means an intensification of Daisy Ginsburg at home and Mrs. lieve Khrushchev found out he lowed by the laying of the corner In answer to a letter from the ( ) USE (SROUND APPLY ANTI-WILT selves prepared to test if and the Berlin dispute with its dan proposed combined collection of done when the town undertakes stone. 3. Soil sticks to dull, dirty hoes Conn. Light & Power 28 30 The 94th Division will replace the when, at any given time, it is Beatrice Funschelle of Mattapan, garbage and refuse (In Decem the entire responsibility for trash could never be sure the Chinese board of education, the finance and spades. Dull pruning shears COVERS SPRAYS OM EVER6REENS Hftd. Electric Light 73 4 76Vs 43rd National Guard Infantry Divi gers of a military clash In Ger Mass.; and six brothers, Edward, First Selectman Richard M. St. Mary’s Rector board reaffirmed its approval of deemed desirable that testing be many that could lead to nuclear ber)," said Martin. collection. Communists would agree to such AEC Set to Resume Galinat will give the welcoming and saws make cutting hard and Hartford Gas Co. ... 56 sion at Camp Drum. Units of the re.sumed." war. at home, Harold of Fall River, a pact and lacked the power to a 55,000 appropriation to secure often damage the wood which I Southern New England 43rd niviaion, made up of troop* Mass., George and Bernard, both of force them to do so. Russia's in address and Horace Seely-Brown Arrives in Town preliminary plans for additional from Connecticut. Rhode Island and 3 means repairs are needed. A few Telephone ...... 52 4 55's Elsewhere, well-informed au 3. It torpedoes the Geneva Con Sharon, Mass., and Lester and of Pomfret. Second District Con thorities held the view’ that test ference on a Nuclear Test Ban terest In getting a treaty began to school facilities. The education minutes to clean and sharpen tools out attack on pests that get out work. Peat moss, ground corn Vermont, will move out of Camp Douglas, both of Mattapan. Calls Ban Fatuous Blunder decline from that point. gressman of Connecticut, will give The Rev. George F. Nostrand board has asked for a special town of hand. Manufacturing Comuaniee Dnim early Friday morning on tha ing on Russia's part would force Treaty. The United States, Brit the dedication address. during the off-season will save cobs, straw and similar organic Arrow, Hart. Heg. . . 63 4 67 4 aln and Russia opened the con Private funeral services will be 4. And finally the control ar N-Weapons Testing has arrived in Manchester to as meeting to give townspeople a hours when the tools are needed. 8. Hand watering wastes time return to their home bases. the United States to resume and held In Lawrence, Mass., tomorrow, Motycka. as master of cere choice of voting for a junior high materials also conserve moisture Associated Spring . . 16 18 Tile Connecticut units are ex to do BO quickly. But it was evi ference In the fall of 19S8 when rangements envisaged In the monies, will introduce Bertron A. sume his duties as rector of St. 4. Use an Island of soil or mulch and water. Let a sprinkler do the Bristol Brass ...... 13 15 they suspended nuclear weapons and burial will be In the family Geneva negotiations carried im school, a junior-senior high school, around trees and shrubs. It pre work. Choose one that covers a and improve soil tilth. Black plas pected to reach their home ar dent that Kennedy was avoiding Hunt, achool building committee Mary’s Episcopal Church tomor Dunham Bush ...... 5 4 64 mories early F'riaay evening. at this time any move w’hich would testing; it had made no process plot In Pelham, N. H. Memorial plications from which Khrush Washington, Aug. 81 W — The9AEC’s vast testing ground In tha an addition to the present elemen vents grass near the base, and square or rectangular area, since tic stops weeds, keeps plants clean ■Week will be observed at his sis Dodd Leads Appeal chev backed away. chairman, with Hunt Introducing row. tary school, or "no, we do not need most lawns are in that shape. For er and cuts disease problems. Em-Har£ ...... 84 4 88 4 offset the Impact of the Soviet for months but up to yesterday all U.S. atomic weapons f*Bt aite in desert regions. the architects, Russell, Gibson and you’ll avoid bruising trunks when Fafnir Bearing ... . 54 58 decision on world public opinion. three powers had been unwilling ter's home in Mattapan. The United States and Britain He was also asked about a state The Rev. Mr. Nostrand is the any additional facilities,” trying to mow close. borders, beds and vegetable gar 10. Apply anti-wilt sprays to Ice Cold Cooler Friends are Invited to make con Nevada is ready on a stand-by basis vonDohlen, and representatives of The request for a special town dens, irrigate with inexpensive protect evergreens from summer N. B. M achine...... 21 23 If you don't u.se an astringent The timing of U. S. counter- to force an open break. insisted from the first that any ment made in July before the former rector of Calvary Episco 5. On slopes where grass is thin North and Judd ... . 14'4 164 4. It shows Soviet disregard for tributions to the Cancer Fund in treaty banning atomic and hy but the time it would take to get Senate-House Atomic Committee the building contractor, Wadhams pal Chnrrh, Utica, N.Y., and dean meting Is expected to be consid soaking devices In hot, dry weath heafand drought injury. They are any other time, become a summer steps is evidently related to the lieu of flowers. and May. and mowing a problem, use ground er. Deep soaking is better than good on both narrow and broadlcaf Stanley Works .... . 154 174 time addict of this cooling lotion. meeting tomorrow of a conference opinion In western and neutralist drogen weapon tests would have going depends on the nature and by Col. Jack C. Ledford, of the of 27 Episcopal Churches in the ered by the board of selectmen at covers. Pachysandra, ivy, various countries. There had been hope For New U.S. Tests Defense Atomic Support Agency. Hunt will turn the keys of the a meeting tomorrow at 8 at the light wetting that would encour evergreens. Photosynthesis goes on Veedcr R o o t...... 50 4 544 Kept In the refrigerator between of neutralist nations at Belgrade. Mrs. Katherine T. Williams to contain an effective Internation aims of any trials that might be Second District of the Diocese of creepers and similar plants make the great powers would agree on al control system to prevent Ledford, referring to tentative new school over to Mrs. Heckler, Central New York. Community Hall. age shallow-rooted weeds. while the filmy transparent pro The above quotations are not to u.ses, it can be as cooling aa an Kennedy would like a favorable at Mrs. Katherine Tierney Wil ordered. And only the White House who in turn will introduce Super attractive foliage displays and re 9. Use mulch to .save weeding tection stops excessive drying. be construed as actual markets. air conditioner. titude on the part of the confer a permanent nuclear test ban as cheating. American plans to hold special un The rectorship of St. Mary’s Reservation Mixup quire minimum care. a first step toward broad-scale liams, 72, wife of George H. Wil (Continued from Page One) is no way of knowing whether the The two western powers ham could release information on such derground teats to explore pos intendent of Schools Royal O. An apparent mix-up in reserva ence tow'ard U. S. policies in gen liams of 105 Oxford St., died Communists have been conduct time-table rainges. was vacated by the resignation on 6. When you buy landscape eral, and In particular toward U. S. disarmament. mered at this theme month after sibilities of developing means for Fisher. Superintendent Fisher will Feb. 8 of The Rev. Alfred L. Wil tions at the Community Hall is shrubs, choose a variety that The Pre.sldent and his advisers suddenly this morning at Man Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., ing secret underground tests dur month. At one stage in the long That is the sum of answers at detecting sneak tests, said all was Introduce the school faculty and expected to be resolved today. The reluctance to start up nuclear test a former Air Force secretary, ing the self-imposed U.S. mora the Atomic Energy (Jommlssion to liams, who died shortly after. The won’t outgrow Its location. That ing again. agreed that Russia would take a chester Memorial Hospital. negotiations It appeared that So in readiness to start the first low- Principal Francis A. Perrottl. Ref. Prescott Beach, former board of finance has scheduled its way you save hours of annual propaganda beating for Its de She was born in Ireland on Dec. said he is worried “about the way torium. viet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin day to questions about the time yield tests in Nevada 10 weeks The program will close with public hearing for Sept. 7, consid Nevertheless, officials concerned, cislon. The President’s statement we talk about Soviet Russia’s re Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, R- Involved if President Kennedy prie.st-in-charge, resigned to be ered a standing re.servatlon from pruning and shearing. not wdth propaganda but with the 11, 1888, and has been a resident was moving toward the western po after a policy decision. tape by the Green-Chobot Post. come vicar in New Lenox, Mass., 7. An ounce of pest prevention reflected that conclusion. of Manchester for 66 years. She sumption of testing." N. Y., said national self-preserva sition. should order tests in response to The AEC spokesman said any American Legion, Bugler Walter year to year, while the Bolton UNDERWOOD hard realities of policy, said the "The Soviet government's decision “We don’t know of the Soviets tion requires acceptance of the re the Soviet decision to resume that and the Rev. Canon Thomas D. Junior Baseball League annual is worth pounds of cure. Check central question Is one of U. S. was the daughter of the late Then this spring the Russian tests of the type Ledford refer W. Elwell. Byrne, who served as part-time plants periodically and maintain to resume nuclear weapons testing I James and Margaret M u 1 h e r n ever stopped ‘ iting,’’ he said. ports that clandestine explosions delegation changed course. To its activity. red to would Involve devices al New 'Voter Tally banquet Is set for the same night military p>ower and security. They "Why should we assume they are An AEC spokesman said It is religious education director, is now at 6:30 p.m. a weekly spray or dust program. said no propaganda considerations will be met with deepest concern i Tierney. behind the Iron Curtain were nu other veto demands it brought In ready developed and immediately The registrars of voters have That avoids damaged plants or and resentment throughout the Mrs. Williams was a member of not testing?" clear tests. the "troika principle” for the top "not possible to say how socm testa available. assistant at St. Thomas' Episcopal Fuel Bids DEVILED HAM can be permitted to stand in the world,” Kennedy said. Symington suggested that advo could be resumed Mdthout knowing completed a preliminary list of Church in New York CJity. Bids on furni.shing fuel oil for having to make an expensive all- way of decisions which may be nec the Rockville Ehnblem Club and The Senate met three hours a.i.ninlstrative post in the control In contrast, he indicated, any voters in the town. In the first dis "The Soviet government’s de cates of disarmament, and some early to work on a thick stack of system. the kind of tests ordered, the tyi>es future weapons tests for other Since the Rev. Mr. Williams’ the town and gasoline for town essary to keep the United States past supreme president of the scientists, should get less attention of devices to be tested, and the trict there are 2,060 and in the retirement, the religious and pas In the strongest possible position. cision to resume nuclear weapons Supreme Emblem Club of the U.S. pre-adjournment legislation but Instead of having one neutral In purpose would involve devices trucks and other equipment will No. V/t testing presents a hazard to every now while experienced military grim-L.jed reaction to the Soviet general objectives of the tests.” not necessarily available as hard second district, 976. toral dutias of the church have be received by First Selectman The White House statement said: She was also past president of St. leaders receive consideration. this job, as the West wanted, the But as long ago as January the been handled by the Rev. Roman FOOD STORES human being throughout the world Agnes’ Guild in Hartford, and the nuclear move pushed that aside. Soviet delegate called for a 3-man ware on the shelf at the present TTre corrected preliminary list Charles A. Robbins at his home t For "What the Soviet Union is ob by increasing the dangers of nu Dodd said the U. S. ban on test board—a oieutral. a westerner and AEC said the test installation was time. has been filed In the town clerk's Harding of Hartford, a retired on Rt. 6 until 1 p.m. tomorrow. 37c viously testing is not only nuclear clear fallout. Daughters of Isabella In Manches ing was "the most fatuous blunder "This," said one senator, ’’ Is a being maintained "on a stand-by Episcopal priest. The bids will be opened and read THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES ter. She was a member of St. long step toward war." Another a Communist. In its most recent annual re office. ’The list from the printers devices but the wrill and determina "The Soviet government’s de in our history.” readiness state.” port last January the AEC re U expected Saturday. at the selectmen's meeting to 47 Or.. tion of the free world to resist such Bridget’s Guild. He said he could not understand suggested that President Ken But Khrushchev's underlying ob When asked by a reporter today morrow, CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS 45c cision to resume nuclear weapons nedy address the U.N. General jection to control all along was be iterated, in the strongest terms it Voters are urged to check in the SCIENTIFIC tactics and to defend freedom. testing Is in utter disregard of the Besides her husband, she is sur hy anyone "should trust the Soviet wheter at least a rough estimate ever used, a pet argument. That town office building to be sure Fund for Cant ft Cournnt Ml.ss Beverley Gage, daughter "The President is entirely confi vived by a son, George B. Wil Assembly. lieved to stem from the tradition desire of mankind for a decrease In Union which had broken a thou al Soviet reluctance to have for could be made of time scales for the halt in nuclear weapons tests their names appear on this pre of Mr. and Mrs. (Jharles Gage of V TRAINING dent that the size of the U. S. nu the arms race.” liams of Bolton; two brothers, sand agreements.” Several said the Russian move various kinds of tests — ranging represented a threat to the free Hartford, Aug. 31 (jD — The Hebron Rd. was the guest of hon clear weapons stockpile and the Michael Tierney of 282 Cooper St., underscored a need for the United eigners roaming at large In their liminary liat. >.. . « Oc. 17c The statement also said the de The Dodd resolution, which the territory. from the simplest to the most com world- The registrars of voters will be Hartford Courant Foundation has or at a per.sonal shower at her HEINZ KETCHUP 14 Oz. DOG YUMMIES capabilities of individual weapons cision indicates ’’the complete and James F. Tierney of 141 St. Connecticut Senator drafted Aug. States to drop Its self-imposed plex—the AEC spokesman said In that same report, the com received a check for 537,880 from home Tue.sday night. Guest.s were lo provido 27c and delivery systems are wholly moratorium and begin testing One western source put It this in session Sept. 7 at their new hypocrisy of (Soviet) professions John St.; two sisters. Mrs. Annie 9 and withheld until today await way: technicians immediately contacted mission declared: office St the Center School to make the estate of M. Oakley Stafford, present from East Hartford, Man adequate for the defense needs of about general and complete dis Hickey of Hartford and Mrs. ing development, calls for Imme again. would offer no such estimates. He "Weapons test facilities at the long time Coiirant columnist who chester and Bolton. Mi.ss Gage the United States and the free armament.” Repeated again and again was "No person can say with any said later that because "this Is a any corrections on the preliminary SKAT PASTE HAND SOAP Jumbo 35c Martha Gardner of Manchester; diate resumption of U. S. nuclear certainly what goes on inside Nevada test site have been main Hat. died July 2, 1959. and Alfred Logan will be married world.” The first word of the Moscow six grandchildren, amd several testing. the charge that the Russians, who matter of national concern,” only tained on a stand-by basis” The amount, announced in the at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. Mau HEINZ VEGETABLE SOUP 2 For 27C The big question as Kennedy con Khrushchev’s mind. There is con the White House could comment on Oil Pollution rice Church. policy switch reached the Presi nieces and nephews. It was co-sponsored by Sens. have professed desires for nuclear siderable evidence, however, to It said that its Pacific Proving newspaper today, represents one- FUTURES Dry X For 89e ferred with leaders of Congress dent In a curious and Inconclusive Funeral services will be held Gordon A 1 o 11, R-Colo., Styles disarmament, were h3T>ocrltical such matters. Grounds—at Enlewtok—had been The Waterfront Height.s Asso third, or the largest share, of the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Danielson and the administration wws wheth Bridges, R-N. H., John Marshall show that he went through a lot He said he could not comment ciation challenges the decision of of Colonial Rd. and their two chil TREND Liquid X For 89e A way. It was mentioned in a Tass from the John F. Tierney Funeral and had broken their word of second thoughts on the whole kept on a similar stand-by basis estate valued at 5150,359 at the er the United States would resume news agency dispatch broadcast Home, 219 W. Center St., Monday Butler, D-Md., Howard W. Cannon, Sen. George D. Aiken, R-'Vt., on a published report that It would until June 30, 1960, when the fa the zoning and planning commis time of Mrs. Stafford's death. dren have returned after a motor c o n t a d t HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD r For problem of nuclear test suspen take three weeks to get the sion In recommending the pur- 9 For 95c its owm tests quickly. from Moscow to central Russia at 9:15 a.m., followed by a solemn D-Nev., Hiram L. Fong, R-Ha- saw in the Russian announcement sion. cilities were made available to tha The funds will be used for the trip to Mrs. Daniel.son’s native / The White House statement also early yesterday afternoon Washing waii, J. J. Hickey, D-Wyo., Andrew Jackass Flats area of the Nevada Defense Department for its Pa ehase of the Moriarty property for state of Iowa. While there, they high Mass of requiem at St. a long stride toward war. But Aik "This probably came about when operation of Camp Courant, a C Oa. said: ^ ton time. The broadcast wag heard Bridget's Church at 10 a.m. Buri P. Schoeppel, R-Kan., Hugh Scott, en, a member of the Senate For teat site In readiness for tests. He cific missile range. s town park and beach, according visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Aurand, BLUE-WHITE FLAKES 25c "The President shares the dis R-Pa., George A. Smathers, D-Fla., the Geneva talks seemed to be did say Jackass Flats is not a to Harvey Morris, president. charitable organization. Mrs. Danielson's sister and hus by mtmitors outside Russia and re al will be in St. James' Ceme eign Relations (Committee, called within striking distance of produc But the AEC added; "The HEINZ SWEET MIXED PICKLES 7'/, Oz. appointment regrlstered throughout layed to the State Department tery. Herman E. Talmadge, D-Ga., for one more effort to get from weapons test area but one reserved (Ehlwetok) proving ground will re According to Morris, the direc band, in Ames, Iowa, and Mrs. 29c the world that serious and sus shortly after 4 p.m., Washington Strom Thurmand, D-S. C., and ing a treaty. for tests In connection with Ameri main available for commission ac tors of the as.soclatton claim "that POLICE AIDES BACKED Danielson's mother, Mrs. H. C. A Friends may call at the funeral the Russians some sincere nego "Such a treaty with its provi Hartford, Aug. 31 (g’) — Gov. tained attempts to ban nuclear time, officials later reported. John G. Tower, R-Tex. tiation toward a ban of nuclear can efforts to develop nuclear pow tivities if needed." the oil from the Gorris’ oil tanks Finney In Fort Dodge, Iowa. They SWEETHEART SOAP Sale ■* T o t 31e testing have come to this abrupt home Saturday and Sunday from The Senate and House Republi sions for International controls ered rockets and ramjets. The Eniwetok proving ground is has for years been polluting the John N. Dempsey has promised also visited the Iowa State Fair, At 4 o’clock President Kennedy 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p,m. weapons tests. would have meant some opening end.” had started a news conference. In can leaders. Sen. Everett M. Dirk The weapons test area in Nevada, the one reserved for testing weap park and beach of the Waterfront State Police Auxiliaries that the which is comparable, Mrs. Daniel KARO SYRUP RED OR BLUE LABEL 27c This second 'White House pro sen of Illinois and Rep. Charles "It is my guess,” Aiken said, up of the Soviet Union to inspec he said. Is the Frenchmen’s Flats ons in the hydrogen bomb cate- state government "will back your son said, to the Eastern States U the course of the conference he Mrs. Mary T. Richmond "that If testing Is resumed, war Heights and It should be expected nouncement added to the denuncia was asked abmit the Geneva nu A. Halleck of Indiana, noted at tion team.s. That country would and Yucca Flats section of the gory. to reach that proposed stvimmlng efforts all the way” during the Exposition at Springfield. BEADS O' BLEACH 18 Ox. 41c tion expressed by the White House Mrs. Mary Tracy Richmond, 90, their weekly news conference that won’t be very far away.” never again have been the closed coming Labor Day weekend. Ad clear test negotiations. He said that of 608 S. Main St., died this morn The suggestion that Kennedy society It is now. area before too long.” Pt. 410 last night soon after the Soviet Dean would stay there until the they have been urging that a They also claim that "there Is dressing a meeting of the aux Manchester Evening Herald v„ ing at her home after a brief ill deadline be set on nuclear test address the United Nations came "Someone must have gotten Bolton rorrespondent, Graee Mc -i-' MAZOLA OIL q t 71o decision was made known. end of next week. Then he would ness. She was the widow of Rob from Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, Rockville-V ernon only one solution to this menace iliaries here last night, the Gov i. Hatcher described Kennedy’s return home and report on future ban negotiations. Khrushchev's ear and explained and that Is to move, the oil tanlis ernor said the 3-day holiday is one Dermott, telephone Mitchell DUTCH CLEANSER Lg. SiM 2 For 25c conference this morning as one of ert Richmond “Now it seems that the dead D-Minn. TTils move, Humphrey this to him. He may have decided 3-6566. l^nf eLwyfcninwiU iMi prospects. After that, Kennedy said, She was born Sept. 28, 1870, the said, would dramatically call out of the lake water shed. We of the most critical of the year. a series to deal with United States he would make the ’’appropriate' line has been reached,” said Hal to kill off the prospects for a The auxiliaries will be aiding State daughter of Calvin Loomis and leck. world attention to U.S. efforts to treaty then.” believe this can be done through MAZOLA OIL G«l. SUGAR HONEY strategy. declaitm.” !Jane M. Tracy, and lived all her get an agreement on a test ban. redeveloping. The zoning and plan Police regulars this weekend in full ^2.29 Congressional leaders from both The news conference ended at Dirksen commented that "now Olson Declines to Run ning commission are responsible force, as Is customary over holi NABrSCO GRAHAMS 1 Lb. Pkg. 37t parties were among those who life in the home built by her fa is the time to come to grips with The proposal by the assistant 4:30 and Kennedy went back from ther. She was a trustee of the Democratic leader received cau for them (the tanks) being there, day periods. gathered at the White House for the State Department conference this thing and see what we can South Windsor 24 Oz. .Tar 59o the emergency session. Most of South Methodist Church for almost do about our own nuclear de tious approval from the No. 1 Sen room to the White House. Secre 40 years, an active member of fense” ate Democrat, Mike Mansfield of Against Leo Flaherty BOSCO SYRUP 12 Oz, Jar 37o S.\UCE No SOS For them entered by a side door and did tary of State Rusk Joined him the Willing Workers Group of the MUSSELMAH 2 45c not talk to newsmen. Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., told Montana. Three in Family LABOR DAY there and reported on the Tass church, and a long-time member the Senate Russia Is trying to Mansfield said "There is merit” Kennedy said last night that the dispatch. of the Women's Chri.stian Tem By ROBY O’OONNOB <^alderm rxC l TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 Section Two - THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 iianrl;rBtrr lEvriting l|rralh THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 Pa^B 13 to 1 4 $240 Pay Boost Statistics Prove) Seat Belts HEALTH CAPSULES Notice by Mlrbael A Petti, MJX We*re Losing the Pigeon War For Hub Teachers and W. T. Grant Co. has signified Increase Safety on Highways W l HAVI DAILY Rockville-Vemon It will open a branch of Ha chain CO -ntANQUlUZERS OR In the plaza. Haverty Gets Contract By WARD GANNKD ^hava proved very helpful in pre-^you, Uwn K will be a ooj>, backed Boston, Aug. 31 (ff)-Annual sal Also, Javit aaid, a Boaton dis NERVE MEPICINC& HAVE A Nswqtaiier DnterprlM Aasodattoa venting the pigeon nests from up by an ocxUnanoe on file at the ary Increaaes of loach- DAIVERY TO THI WAKD OAJfXIX flocked in by a fishy stare frcnn the CURATIVE EFFECT f count department store ehaln will New York— (NBA) — Chin up, falling to the ground In heavy city haU. ors, offoctlvo tomorrow, have boon start a branch In the plaza occupy If ewuBper BitMvriae A m b . auto dealer at the request for seat weather. At this writing, unbsppiUy, only Flaherty Will Seek N « w Toric— tNKA)—Suddenly, belts. But with manufacturers in folka. But not too far up. A new vote W hat Careers llt’s FuU Back End at Altar? G R A N D U N IO N is the place to buy GRAND U N IO N is tke place to save In Fall Coata BOCCTTK BAROBOVK GAUM DITOAd KOTnoapar EntorpriM A an. Faria (NBA)—MurHaft, it would Hewsp^MT Pntoiprtea aaam, la tha ba-all and and^aU to W om n’a Kd. t.T out o( every 10 French women. summer holiday weekend Ze/ Grand Union supply all your... New York — (NEkA) — Tha aoat But to reach Uiat Utopian plateau I with a full back la tto oaa thatli of their dreama, many of the ^.T I front and center tbla fall. muat travel aloof a bumpy road TUa width is hsndled la many marked with pltfalla called “ ea> reero." I ways. It may atart with an Invart- Oondder the aky>hifh dreama of ed pleat high at the back; atem the 600 phyaically fit, attractive from gathers; show a rippling fun- firla under 30 with hifh I.Q.a em nesa; flare from shoulder yokes or ployed aa atewardeBaee for the aix sleeves set low. It In no way re - French alrlinea. If that marriafe Mmblea the tentlike look of sea ratio ia roufhly correct, at leaet sons past. It is more contrived, 683 of them dream about fettinf I more artful. married. n c M c Welt seaming is very big this Rifht away, they are in trouble. I fall. It’s used for coata with daml- They can't have their cake and eat fltted tops that blossom into wlda it, too. A clause in many of their skirts at or below the waistline. contracts says that they can’t be But it also appears in a few per- married and remain as steward I fectly straight and coUarlees coats. esses. Coat fronts are sometimes flat, One brave young thing, Anne- I sometimes semlfltted, sometimes Marie Domergue Barbier, chal U.S. C O V T IN SP E a E D For Your Shopping Convnionco I shaped. lenged the decision on the grounds There's a lavish use of fur. Mink, that the clause was illicit and im I of course, but rich rings of sable moral, leading to extra-marital re Freshpak COV'T GRADE "A " I have been used in lieu of collars. lationships Or the hiring of unmar OPEN'Tir* NIGHTS Fur is used for luxurious coat ried mothers. It seems, under the I Unlng;s and for some not so luxuri- clause, a woman can be anything FANCY—YOUNG aOSB> MONDAY— LABOR DAY I ous but still very smart. —so long as she is not married. Textured fabrics are happily Anne-Marie lost her fight in K>BEANS [with us this fall. Mohair, in all its court. A spokesman for Air France I fuzzy and loopy aspects, has made explained; OR VEGETARIAN BEANS a big return. Checks and plaids “ Only a single girl's independ are big for daytime with sllk-and- ence of mind can enable her to do Pic/lic FixihS worsted leading off for dressy her Job and preserv’e her com Summer coata. Tweeds, both on their own SKINLESS posure and presence of mind in or in combination with fur (oppos- unpredictable or dangerous eir- BARBECUI Mb. C C c FAVORITE callopItO, sum, for one Instance) are in full eumstances." HOT DOGS I favor. If airline hostessing, which Clearance Sale! N A N C Y LYNN Colors veer sway from the hot should give women a worldly I shades of a year ago suid turn into approMh, is not the clearest career the true colors of autumn. Greens path to marriage, what is? HOT DOG ROLLS A N Y S i S 9 0 a _ _ are Important (bronze, olive, moss, Certainly, the trail does not lead ALUMINUM emerald and jade). There are 111 the direct opposite direction— careers like coeonetics, hairdress BOLOGNA OR iiVERWURST I' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN rMmrraaf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 shipped from western growing A oomprahanalve, long-ranga ra- Linda Christian zhouldar &• inerMUMf without Cite ‘Peace-Loving Policy* Turkey^ Ham to Take Labor areas. 6 Indians Killed port on the area's transportation ICennedy Says boosting prlcei and atlll ahow a You can get good buys, too, State N ew s problems is due In twro years. good profit From Your'Neighbors Kitchen Fights with Actor among apples, blueberries, peaches, As Car Hits Cliff Appointment of the cofnmittee Auto NogoUationa — Hold tha pears, plums, prunes, nectarines Brazil at Edge was announced yesterday by Gove. govammant aloof from talka ba- Out of Labor Day Weekend West to Seek Rome, Aug. 31 (ff’)—Linda Chris and California oranges. Kelson A. Rockefeller of New twean tha Unttad Auto Workara (Ed. Note: While Marge Flynn Is Mexican Hat, Utah, Aug. 81 (JPl— Roundup Reds Blame Allies on vacation, her column will be tian and Edmund Purdom scratch New arrivals in produce markets Six Indiana were killed when their York, Robert B. Meyner of New and General Motora, Ford and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i Pre-cooked chicken, an item filled by news service food editors.) ed and slapped to a bloody draw In include New York State pears, Con Jo^aey and John Dempsey of Con Berlin Solution Chryaler. the unscheduled main event of a Two long-time holiday favoritea, which removes practically all of cord grapes, prunes and peaches; car crashed Into the aide of a cliff (Oanttnuad from Pago Oeo) necticut Unamploymeat—Daapita a “tra- party two midnights ago. turkey and imoked ham, are of the labor out of cooking, la fea Michigan peaches; New Jersey near this southeastern Utah com Rockefeller said It would be an By CECILY BBOWN8TONE mandoua aconomlo raoovary,” a The scrap was reported by wit tured in some Eastern chains. nectarines; Pennsylvania nectar munity yesterday. Of Civil Strife the will of Judge Frederlek W. “action-oriented” committee ready (Continued from Page One) Aaeoelated PreM Food Editor fered by many supermarkets this Usually these are cooked In the der hard core of unemployment atill For End of N-Ban ^ v e d of the eame old ealade? nesses and the Italian press. ines and grapes; Ohio spinach and The only survivor, Tom Atene, Huxford, Stamford, Oonn. to deal with both Immediate and exlsU. Ho urged Oongreaa to paaa . 1. week, enabling housewives to take store In a rotisserie-type oven and ous, o f what destruction nuclear new ottering may beguile you. The battleground was the pent Virginia sweet potatoes. 26. waa seriously hurt. a tn m Vkt* Om ) Huxford, a former state legis long-range problems. hia bill for retraining jobleaa work some of the labor out of Labor Day packed in an insulated bag. T>pi- claimed that the rest of the armed lator u d judge of the Connecti war would bring. main ingrediente for this house apartment of American actor Highway patrolman Claude Lacy forces — about 190,000 men—re Said Dempsey: ers, but said other measures may (CMttancd from Pag* OiM) prai weekend. cal prices run around 59 cents a APPEAL SCHEDULED cut Juvenile Court, died in 1946. “We’re all tired of study com Kennedy announced he "was call have to be conaldered. Mmmnatlon are chtekene or tur- Ivan Desny. pound or no more than 99 cents for said the car waa going too fast to Mportod appointed chief of the mained loyal to Marshal Denys and powerful enough to wipe out an hey, oranges and water cheetnute. Spectators Included the com Both readily adapt to multi-mesU New Haven, Aug. 31 (ff”) '— The negotiate a curve off the San Juan oomhlned armed force ordered Into He left his estate to Miss Lucia F. mittees. We will get action, and ing retired Gen. Lucius Clay from Foreign Aid—Called on Gongresa out tmdOrground nuclear explo- entire city. any chicken. the interim government. Tfiie com Huxford, a sister, until her death I’m willing to tell the people of Bionz and only wslta for the first For the UBual background, epinach plete cast of "I’Ammutlnamento” treatment—for the family one day conviction of Salvatore Annunziato, River Bridge. military action afainat Rio Grande munique said that even some 3rd civilian life to serve as his per to appropriate as nefcrly as possi Tha aimouncement landed on tha or other aalad greens and chives (The Mutiny), invited by Desny to and guests the next, for family or Some stores, obviously with who was charged with taking a Killed wci'e Mrs. Ted (Helen) do Sul. Gen. BVulaa previously was In 1960, when It reverted to the my state we will get action.” ble nil the $7.2- billion that would ■ultabl* pretext to atart them." picnics in mind, offer such items Army units outside Porto Alegre hospital. sonal representative and add “ to Becauaa of that, and becauee Russian people like an atom bomb art used. The recipe includes a a midnight dinner-dance. Among guests both days, or whatever the bribe from an employer while serv Cly, 29, and her 4-montha-old named commander of the 3rd A prepared statement by the be authorized over the next five Itself. Only lately have they been them were Anna Marla Pierangeli, case may be. Thus, the housewife aa luncheon meat, frankfurters and ing as a union busine.ss agent, will has sent messages of support to Hospital spokesmen said income governors said some areas to be our resources of judgment and France has exploded some bombs, mayonnaise dressing enlivened with daughter Eva; Lucy May James, Army to replace Gen. L ASSORTED LIVE PLANTS $r P O W 4 Far 89c MEDIUM EGGS 2 9 9 PULLETS 2 d.. 49c TRY LYNN'S SARtBCUGS ^THCY'RE DCLICIOUS GREEN VALLEY GIUSS SEED 5 Us. 99cl (■ .... ^ ” 7^ 1 y PAGB TWENTY ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1961 BiANCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COiW., THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-ONB • ______T _____ Look Through the Camera Lens at Training Camp of New York Giants at Fairfield THE Herald Angle Little Talk About Home Runs, By EAR L Y O S l Sporta Editor Yankees Interested in Pennant Stadium to Bulge at Seams on Weekend Yankee Stadium will be bulging at the seams this week end, starting Friday night, when the challenging Detroit Ti Minneapolis-St. Paul, Aug.'*'*"’* *hor* interestsd in winning# r$> Houk aaid he felt no concern*, “It's my business now to lay gers move into the huge ball park in the first of k do-or-did thi pennant.” Miiriii and Mantle at the slide, but "I would have if he off those bad pitches. The other 31 {IP)— Mickey Mantle had hadn't tried to break up the play. series with the American League leading Yankees. The Ti That feeling: carrits iVin to atat- guy (Mantle) will start hitting just swatted his 47th home Istician Bill Kant, who makto At Bat .Weidnfiiday These guys are all professionals gers must take two of the three games and then hope to do run, but there was little no mention in his press lih44t of Maris now. They should know how to some more homers and then we'll bfetter in a four-game, three-day set in Detroit Sept. 15, 16, talk in the Yankee dressing how dost Mantle and Rogir Mariii, Inning; slide.” ace if the pitchers start pitching 17. 'The M-Boys, Mickey Mantled... ■ ■ ■ ...... who has 51 roundtrippers, irg tO First: Struck out. Mantle spent his time in the to me again.” and Roger Marhs, who have been room about that. Everyone Fourth: Wglked. was more concerned over how sec BAbS Ruth’s record (lO homAfl. training room, not too anxious to Maris said he is a free swinger hogging the headlines In recent a leading shirt manufacturer, Sixth; Filed to center. and has A tendency to swing at Clifford reported . . New York ond place Detroit came out with Risked Injury talk about the home run which weeka will have to share honors Biirhth: Hit RBI single to left him one game ahead of Ruth’s bad pitches. with the big battle for first place. Giants and Baltimore Colts will Chicago, iTie pennant fever wits best Ex center. each cart away $37,600 as their Most of the Yankees had left the hibited last night by Maris, ^vho pace. Stafford was the other star, but All box and reserved seat tick Mantle it also was no surprise to Houk. ets have been sold for Friday guarantee for partlcipatiiig in the dressing .room x/hen the final score risked injury sliding hard into ascond: Struck out. Maris, who is seven games up Albie Booth Memorial Fund gamt waa posted: Chicago 7, Detroit 4. Minnesota second baseman Billy on the Babe, was much more will "He’s been pitching real well night's contest as well as Sun Fourth; Hit into force play, for us lately,” said the Yankee day afternoon, which will close at Yale one week from Sunday, That, coupled with New York’s Martin when Martin was attempt seventh: Hit 47th home run, ing to chat. Sept. 10 at 2 o'clock. No ticket 4-0 victory over the Minnesota ing to complete a JoublEplAy. The skipper. "An injury slowed him out the series. For Saturday af baMA-empty Into leftfield Hitting Bad I>itch<«s outlets have been set up in Man Twins behind the four-hit pitch bail sailed into the Twins’ dugout bleachers. earlier this year hut’s come on ternoon's meeting, only grand strong fllncc.” stand reserved seats in the out chester but tickets ar* available ing of Bill Stafford last night, put and resulted in the YArtkS’ first Ninth; Filed to center. "I’ve been getting a great many field, plus bleacher seats, are un in Hartford at th* Courant and the Yanks 2 'A games ahead of run. mors bad pilches lately.” he said The .season’s finale against the sold at this time. Naturally, Savltt'a. the Tigers. "I had to take my chances with after loser Jim Kaat three times two clubs today pits Roland Shel bleacher seats will also be sold * « * “There isn’t much talk about an injury,” aSid Maria. ‘Th* scor* a possible run. Wa’re out to win went to three balls on the left- don against Minnesota’s Jack the pennant and any records will handed slugger. "And I’ve been Kralick. The Yankees now hold a Friday night and Sunday after Bouquet Due the home runs,” explained Yankee waa 0-0 at the time and if I could noon. Manager Ralph Houk. ’The boys upset the doubleplay, that meant be incidental.” swinging at too many of them.” 14-3 season edge over the Twine. Anyone who hasn’t a ticket is Evelyn lx>rentzen Tates a bou advised to .stay home. All three quet as a woman who never gives games will be broadcast on radio up. Three times in the last five tvith (Channel 8 bringing in the Sat years, Mrs. Lorentzen has been Gentile Only Six Behind Ruth^s Home Run Pace urday and Sunday games on runner-up in the coveted Club Recalled hy Cuba teevee, while Channel 11, if you Championship Golf Tournament In can pick it up, will also feature the Women’s Division at the Man With the Class B Friday night’s attractive offering. chester Country Club. Every oth Detroit Chopped Down by Chisox Northwest Baseball • * * er year, starting In 1057, the League batting title Top Average Men local housewife was second — within his grasp, Man 1957, 1959 and 1961... Gene John New Ynrk, Aug. 31 (IP)— ^ total hit at Wrlg|ey Field to 204,* double play grounder and How- Four of the five members of the son, with his batting average jitill a one-season record for an AL ard's single. chester’s Moe Morhardt, Holiday. Lanes’ bowling team on the rise, missed making the ’The Detroit TiirerS, looking park. It was Gentile’a seventh * « • above, has been notified which set a new world’s team sea All-Star team in the Three Eye ahead to their weekend show home run in nine games, but he’s ORIOLES-ANGELS—Gentile had to report to the Chicago son record last season are listed Class B Baseball League this sea down at New York for the six behind Ruth’s pace for 136 three hits and drove in four runs, Cubs of the National among the top 25 duckpin rollers son. The local inflelder with Cedar snatching the RBI lead from American League lead, sud games. League following com in the United States. According to Rapids, Iowa, was a utility man denly have been chopped Cleveland clobbered Washington Maris with 124, for the Orioles, the National Duckpin Bowling on the 1960 squad. Batting fourth 9-0 for the Senators’ 12th straight who picked up their other home pletion of regular season Congress, George Pelletier ranks down from behind by the charging runs from Jackie Brandt, Earl with the second place Braves, Chicago White Sox. defeat, and Boston whipped play. The Northwest fourth with a 131.187 average. Johnson is now hitting .267... Kansas City 9-3. Robinson, Ron Hansen and Jerry Hippo Correnti is ninth at 130.88, The Sox, who have a long way to Adair in support of Jack Fisher League closes shop Sept. Fine baseball attraction Sunday • • « 5 and the local first base- Two ‘Giants’ of the Future Size Up 1961 Aggregation Koi>v Grier Dwarfs Insuranceman Tom Conran Quarterbacks Y. A. Tittle, Lee Grosscup, Charlie Conerly Jerry Maloney 13th with a 129.120 afternoon at the Weat Side Oval go even to nail third place, put (8-111. Ron Moeller (4-8) was the Herald Photos by Oftara marie and Roy Lipp, 25th, and will find Fogarty’s hosting Glas away their lixth etraight success WHITE SOX-TIGER8—The Tig loser. man is expected to join and Second in a row over Detroit, ers, playing without flu-stricken 128,120. Walt Berthold, the fifth tonbury with all proceeds to be Ted Kluszewski homered for the the parent Cubs the next 7-4, list night. It was only the Norm Ca.sh, the AL’s batting lead Angels, who have totaled 99 home member of the squad and the No. 1 turned over to the Danny Mon- day for the final month pinner in the Northern Connecti third loss In l3 games for the ing batter at .366, committed three runs to 105 by the opposition at chuck Memorial Scholarship Tigera, but they’ve dropped these errors for the -second straight Wriglcy Field in cracking the AL of the season. Little Scathack Once Led Local Merchant Scorers Caught Short! cut League, gained a spot on the Fund. Action starts at 2 o’clock. honor roll, missing the rankings latest two behind aces Frank Lary game and were checked on five record of 200 in one park set at Morhardt boasts a .341 Jofree Top Boxer * • * for not having rolled enough sanc and Jim Sunning, and have skid hits by Southpaw Juan Pizarro (11-: Detroit in 1959. There are 15 batting average and W’ashington, Aug. SI CF) — tioned games. Howard Hampton, Fine Facilitiea ded 2'A games behind New York. 6), who struck out 10. Running (5-'games left on the Wrigley Field Former Vice President Richard 10) was roughed up for 10 of Chi-1 schedule, enough to wipe out the leads in doubles with 27 out.standing Manchester bowler, Fairfield University , offers ex- The Yankees added a game to and is second in homers Ni.von was iate for a golf date al.-o made the honor roll for 1960- their lead with a 4-0 victory at cage’s 15 hits, but it was a three- major league home run record of with his one-time boss yester In Ring Rankings 61 play . . Holiday Lanes has en c-ellent facilities and as a rasult run eighth against reliever’s Gerry 1 219 set at Cincinnati’s Crosley with 18 and runs bat(:^^ the New York Giants will return Minnesota as Mickay Mantis and Webb Still Hopeful of Chance day because he had to borrow tered the Connecticut Men’s Ma Staley and Hank Aguirre that won ' Field In 1957. in with 89. He is playing' again next year for their pre- Elston Howard crashed solo home it for the Sox. They got the three pants, shirt and shoes for the jor Duckpin League with Lipp runs behind the four-hit pitching game. National Football League train on a walk, a triple by Sherm Lol INDIANS-SENATOR8—The Sen- with the Wenatchee, New York, Aug. 31 (/P)— Eder Jofree, world bantamweight acting as manager. The regular of Bill SUfford. lar, a single by Pizarro, an error Wash., Chiefs. Apologies made, Nixon bor rollers will return with Red Bo ing sessions. President Jack Mara ator.s, after benching slugger Wil By EARL YOST rowed a tee from his fellow champion who won the same designation for July, again was of the Giants said not only is the ■ It was No. 47 for the switch- and a single by Floyd Robinson, lie Tasby, Dale Ixing and Gene The 1961 season has gush H.s a substitute. Each team in hitting Mantle, and he got it bat who had three hits and drove in Six years ago, little Allan Webb, a fleet-footed halfback out golfer, former President Dwight named “ Fighter of the Month’’ by Ring magazine in its Au NATIONAL LEAGUE the new league must average 615 front office happy with the setup Green for "lack of hustle,” gave been by far his best in Eisenhower, and drove off. W. U Pet. G.B. but also the players, many of ting righthanded against aoiith- three runs. the Indians an unearned run in gust ratings released today. ^ a game or be assessed a $25 fine. * * * professional ball. Given a of Arnold College in New Haven was the last man to be cut The game was arranged Cincinnati .... 79 53 .698 — whom reside in the New York- paw Jim Kaat. That left the Mick the second inning and then were Jofree retained his unbeaten status Folley from No. 7 to 8, Cleveland * * * one game ahead of Babe Ruth’s YANKS-TWIN8—Stafford (12-7) substantial bonus for from the roster of the Los Angeles Rams in the National earlier this week when Nixon by knocking out Ramon Arias in Los Angeles ..78 52 A84 2!', New Jersey area... Big Al De- rapped for eight runs in the fourth. Football League. Wanting to play football, Webb cast his'lot and Eisenhower met at the for Williams from No. 8 to 9 and Chu San Francisco 69 56 .552 6'/j Off the Cuff Rogatis, former Duke tackle, will record-60 pace of 1927. Teammate dueled Katt (7-13) with only a 1-0 Gary Bell (9-14) pitched his first signing by the Cubs in Caracas in successfully defending valo from No. 5 to 7, Roger Marie, after going O-for-10, lead until Mantle walloped his shutout of the year with a four- with, the Manchester Merchants'*' mer president’s farm home near his crown. .MUwaukee . . . 69 57 .548 7 Manchester Rifle Club can credit do color on all Giant radio game 1959, Morhardt batted Gettysburg, Pa. Archie Moore is recognized by picked up a single but failed to first home run in nine games hitter. John Gabler (3-7) was the and for two years was a crowd The runner-up spot goes to NBA St. Louis ...... 66 61 .520 10'/, Norman Larson, secretary, for its broadcasts this fall. He’ll assist only .205 with Lancaster, pleasing halfback who could sweep if the situation warrants. Last The foursome at Eisenhow Ring as light heavyweight cham IMttsburgh ...61 64 .488 14'/, add to his n/iajor league leading leading off the seventh inning. loser. year Webb was on the Giant re Light Heavyweight Champion pion, with Johnson the No. 1 chal fine coverage. For several years Joe Hasel behind the microphone Maris drove in his 121st run of the • • * Pa., in the Class A East A the ends or catch passes with er’s old home course at Burn home run total of 61. He's now serve list but did not get the call Harold Johnson for his victory in a lenger. Doug Jones, unbeaten New Chicago ...... 58 73 .421 23 Larson has handled public rela . . . Look magazine’s Tim Cohane year with a two-out single in the equal ability to the delight of local ing Tree in suburban Maryiand Philadelphia ..37 91 .280 40 only seven games ahead of Ruth. RED SOX-A’S—Winning right ern League in 1960. In to play. title match 'Tuesday night over Yorker, is No. 2. tions for the club in big Jeague predicts Syracuse, Army and The hottest home run slugger eighth, and Howard hit his 14th hander Gene Conley (9-11) beat fans at Mt. Nebo. included William Rogers, attor IVednesday’s Results Penn State — in that order—will one year’s time, Mor "I feel great, the speedy Webb ney general imder Elsenhower, Eddie Cotton in Seattle. Terry Downes of England is style . . . Earle Clifford reports of the moment, Jim Gentile, belted home run in the ninth, off reliever the A's and Jim Archer (8-11) Six years later, still determined said. “ I trained hard for this There were several changes in Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 1. meeting ousted National League dominate college football in the hie 43rd as third place Baltimore Ray Moore. Kaat struck out eight with a tie-breaking, two-run sin hardt has upped his bat to make good in the No. 1 profes- and Lt. Col. John Elsenhower, recognized as middleweight cham Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3. chance and I even put on 10 son of the former president. the heavyweight rankings. Alejan pion. NBC Champion Gene Full Umpire Frank Dascoll and says East thLs season. Cohane goes out walloped five homers and crushed in his eighth innings, giving up the gle in the seventh for the Red ting average more than siotial grid circuit in the world, pounds. I now weigh 175 pounds. dro Lavorante of Argentina ad Los Angeles 5, Chicago 2. the Danielson resident has accept on the limb and tabs Yale to win Loa Angeles, H-4. There were six big run in the fourth on a walk Sox, who pushed across five more Webb tried his luck again with the mer, who retained that title by 135 points to earn th« Leave of Absence vanced from sixth to fourth by beating Florentino Fernandez, is San Francisco 2, Milwaukee 1. ed a sales position with the Jes the Ivy League title, no small home runs in the game, upping the to' Marls, an error on Mantle’s in the ninth. promotion to the Cubs. New York Giants. LAte Tuesday Webb is on a leave of absence knocking out Willi Besmanoff, and the No. 1 challenger, trading posi Today’s Games sup Steel Co. Dascnii, who was order... New golf course is now afemoon, Webb was informed by from his duties as recreation di Champs Honored Bob Cleroux was shoved up 'from tions with Paul Pender. San FVanclsco (Marlchal 13-8) fired by N. L. President Warren under construction In Farmington the Giant front office that he had rector at the Connecticut State ninth to sixth after he retained his Luis Rodriquez of Cuba dropped at Chicago (Curtis 8-10). Giles two weeks ago for off-field and will be known as the Planta- been placed on the National League Wednesday’ s Homers Prison in Wethersfield. ’The Nut At Racing Card, Canadian title by beating George from second to fourth among the St. Louis (Broglio 0-10) at remarks, turned do'wn a bid from tion Country Club. H waiver list At 31, although he's megger said he “ loved” his work Chuvalo. welterweights as a result of his up Philadelphia (Mahaffey 9-17), 8:05 Major League listed as being 20 in the New York Inside the high walls, much bet. Anderson Winner Inactive Ingemar Johansson set defeat by Curtis Cokes of i p.m, (Season total fai parentheses) press brochure, Webb is still far STRIKEOUT LEADERS—Camilo Pascual (left), Min AMERICAN LEAGUE ter than teaching school or work dropped from No. 4 to 5, Zora Dallas. Los Angeles (Drysdale 10-8) at nesota, and Whitey Ford, New York, strikeout leaders in 90 Wins Possible from downhearted. ing in a'shop, but wanted to ful Milwaukee (Hendley 4-3), 9 p.m. Tom Sturdivant Comes Back = L e a d e rss= Mantle, Yankees (47) While the sun was baking down fill a long- standing ambition by East Hartford turned out in the American League, look at a picture of Pascual’s new Howard, Yankees (14)) force to salute a 9-year-old home (Only Games Schedul^). on the li^rfield University prac playing with the Giante- Webb Friday’s Schedule baby before start of last night’s game in the ’Twin Cities. Gentile, Orioles (43) served two years in the Navy. town boy at quarter-midget races tice field Tuesday, I asked Webb Seeded Players Ask Net Head San Francisco at Chicago. Pascual has 179 strikeouts this season and leads the To Gain N.L. Flag NATIONAL LEAGUE Brandt, Orioles (IS) of his plans. Seveial hours previ Six years ago, Andy Robustelli, in Buckland last night. Batting — Clemente, Pittsburgh, Hansen, Orioles (11) I .O S Angeles at Milwaukee, (N). ous, Ray Walsh, Giant general now captain of the Giants defen Tommy Erdin was given a blue Castoff Beats Redlegs league. Ford, who leads the league in victories has 175 .360; Pinson and Ro(bljison, C ln ^ - Adair, Orioles (8) sive unit, then a fine end with the and gold racing jacket by Carl To Lift Ralston’s Susp ension Pittsburgh at St. Louis, (N ). strikeouts. Pascual’s baby was born Tuesday morning. E. Robinson, Orioles (8) manager, had told me WeM was (Only Games Scheduled). and Sanford for seven each, natl, .335; Aaron, Milwaukee, .322; being put on the waiver list. Webb, Rams, recommended Webb to his Kentworthy, president of the East (AP Photofax.) Milwaukee, Aug. t l UP) — Moon, Los Angeles, .320. Bmton, Tigera (15) Hartford Rotary Club, in recogni with Sam Jones getting the G employers at the time. Both Webb ITie San Francisco Giants and while we were conversing, did not AMERICAN LEAGUE Runs Batted In — Cepeda, San Bertoia, Tigers (2) and Robustelli were products of tion of Tommy’s accomiplishment Forest Hills, N. Y.. Aug. 31 (iP)—^players and members of the Inter- To End Winning Streak nod In others. Marichal was Khuzewskl, Angels (14) know of the front office action. Denis Ralston, the Peck’s bad boy W. L. Pet. G.B. the Milwaukee Braves are named to go against the Cubs Francisco, 118; Robinson, Cincin Giants or No One Arnold College, now part of two weeks ago in winning the national Lawn Tennis Club of the NATIONAL LEAGUE of American tennis' continued to United States who sig^ned a tele New York ___ 87 44 .664 — knocking heads in a battle for in Chicago today. nati, 114; Aaron, Milwaukee, 102; *Tf I don’t make it, I still want Bridgeport University. Webb just New England Quarter Midget Musial Plans to Play in ’62, •Mays, San Francisco, 101; Adcock, Santo, Cubs (19) missed by a hair of getting a con have a controversy rage about his gram to USLTA President George Detroit ...... 85 47 .644 2'/, New York, Aug. 31 )— Remember Tom Sturdivant? He’s third place. And both are Dresaen planned to start to stay with the Giants. I’ll know Junior Championship. Baltimore ____78 57 .578 11 (IP Milwaukee and Stuart and Cle- Neal, Dodgers (9) tract. suspension by the United States Barnes. resting their diminishing pen rookie southpaw Bob Hendley, N. Sherry, Dodgers (4) later today when the waiver list is On hand to applaud Tommy were Chicago ...... 70 62 .530 17'/, the big, knuckleballing righthander who helped pitch the New inonte, PiltslHirgh, 84. 50 East Hartford retarded chil Lawn Tennis Association today Barnes gave no indication that holder of a 4-3 record, in the CalUson, Phils (8) posted. I don’t want to play with After playing with Manchester as world ranking tennis players Cleveland ___ 66 66 .500 21 York Yankees to successive American League pennants in Big Kick Suiting Up Each Day nant hopes on almilsr notes. opener of a three-game series and leading the locals in scoring, dren who were taken to the track he would lift the suspension of Home Runs— Cepeda, San Fran anybody but the Giants,” the An- gathered for the start of the Na Boston ...... 64 72 .471 25'/, 1956 and 1957—and then dropped back to the minors within Rival Managers AMn Dark with the second-place Dodgers cisco, 36; Robinson, Ctncinnatt,S5; s o ^ resident said. Webb performed the last two by bus under sponsorship of the Ralston, who wajs also on a year’s four years. pitcher, was hon Milwiuikee yesterday by edg and walked Just one, retiring 20 IB ’The Rotary Club also gave Ralston was suspended Tuesday Baltimore II, Los Angeles 4. up by Washington in the AL’s ex GIANTS — BRAVES — San Field Position mows you down. After Hank .326; Mantle, New York, .320. punt return but was short of sen Being assigned the retired Butch Salerno, 11, of Southington for unbecoming conduct during the McKinley of St. Louis, wllf meet ored yesterday at a luncheon by the ing the Braves, 2-1. for a *""1 Aaron walked in the ninth, I a row over one span, for 8-1 vic sational in his next two outings. Frank Gifford’s jersey bearing Tmlay’s Games pansion pool. It was the Senators Francisco managed only four hits, Runs Batted In — Gentile, Balti a jacket. He is Senior Quarter American zone Davis Cup final in George Stoessor of Tucson, 'Ariz. but paired two of them, a double Philadelphia Sportswriters As of a two-rame series. The Intended to give Adcock qne more, 124; Marls, New York, 121; tory over first place Reds and fifth “ We would like to keep Webb,” numeral No. 18 didn’t help Webb Chicago (Baumann 9-10) at De who shipped him back to the mi victory left San Francisco Midget Champion of New Eng Cleveland earlier this month. 'The 'The next ranked American man troit (Foytack 9-8). by Joe Amalfitano and a triple by sociation. ‘ Detroit, Aug. 81 (JP) — Al Lopea, .shot and then have him bunt. Colarito, Detroit, 120; Mantle, New straight complete game. Walsh told me. “ He can do a this season. Perhaps the Giant nors In a trade with Pittsburgh. Referring to‘the two new teams who managed the Chiqago White with a 69-66 record while the land. 19-year-old Californian from Bak is Frank Froehling, No. 6, of Coral New York (Sheldon 9-3) at Min Willie McCovey, with an infield out Then he hit into a doubleplay York, 118; Cash, Detroit, 109. Hitting — Don Demeter. Fhlla, lot of things and we think he coaching staff expected too much In ail that time after those two which will come into the National Sox to their first pennant in 30 Braves dropped to 69-57. might help. However, we have a from the guy with No. 16. Gif Race Winner ersfield was declared ineligible for Gables, Fla., who takes on Jackie nesota (Kralick 11-9). 16-vlctt)ry seasons with the Yanks, for two runs in the fourth inning and two more hits were wast Home Runs — Maris, New York, drove In two runs with pair of Robbie Anderson. 10, of Talcott- the Nationals and his status for Cooper of Louisville. off Carl Willey (5-9). Mike Mc League In 1962, Houston and New years in 1969, is reported under "I’m still pointing for 90 ed.” doubles, breaking S-S tie witii number of new men, 'particularly fords don’t come along every year Cleveland (Grant 12-8) at Wash Sturdivant managed just one com consideration as Paul Richards’ victories,” Dark said. "That 51; Mantle, New York, 47; Gentile, ville took the checkered flag in a the upcoming Davis Cup matches Darlene Hard, the top-ranked ington (Daniels 8-8), 8:05 p.m. Cormick (11-13) was the winner, York. Musial said: Baltimore, 4S; Colavito, Detroit, 89; second in the eighth Inning for 4-8 P6MS receivers, with a lot of Na but Webb still feels he can help plete game, a one-hit, 4-0 victory ’’I’ll be anxious to see what I successor as manager of the Balti means we’ll have to win 21 of tional League experience and we the Giants. Maybe he can. 25-lap feature race for junior driv against India also is doubtful. woman,, from Montebello, Calif., Kansas City (Shaw 8-12 and Bass combining with reliever Stu Miller Klllebrew, Minnesota, 87. victory over Cards. The latest to ask America’s gov plays Christine Safford, Lans- over Bo.ston last May 13. can do next year In New York.” more Orioles. Richards has accept our last 29— and that isn’t too have to give these men first at Herald l-i.oio by . o.st ers. Tommy Erdin ran second and 7-9) at Ix)s Angeles (McBride 11- Now he has come back to th? for a six-hit job on the Braves Blackie Takes Issue Su.san Orrill, 9, of Meriden was erning tennis body to reconsider downe, Pa. The top foreign player * • • Then he added: ed the general managership at bad. The big thing is that tention.” \ COLLEGE COUNTDOWN Nutnie^gers AI Webb and Andy Hobutitelli 10 and Grba 7-11), 9 p.m. majors with the Pirates, and he’s Houston. we have three games left with Actually, Webb, if not claimed New York — (NEA) — Opera third. were seven of the eight seeded is second ranked Angela Mortimer Only Games Scheduled. PHILS — CARDS — The last ’’But I am coming back. The big Tampa, Fla., (A5—Ewell Black- players in the singles competition. of Great Britain, who meets Vir come back big—knocking off first gest kick I get out of baseball is A reliable source told the Asso Cincinnati and seven with the by any other National League tion collegiate countdown is under Rickey Anderson, 14, of Talcott- I'rlday's Schedule place Cincinnati 3-1 on four Phils blew a 2-0 lead, but cracked well former star pitcher who ap ville was first to the finish line in They were aunong a group of 45 ginia Brown of Fort Worth. Tex. putting on the uniform each day. ciated Press last night that White (Los Angeles) Dodgers. peared in .six straight All-Star team, will be placed on the Giant way at National Football League Kansas City at Los Angeles. single.a la.st night for his fourth a 3-3 tie w'ith two out in the eighth Sox manager Lopez was contacted "I think 90—or maybe 92 reserve, or taxi list, which would headquarters in New York. The a 30-lap senior feature. Jimmy inning on Don Demeter’s RBI As long as I can be an aaset to the „Hines, takes issue with players Lengthy Training Program Chicago at Washington (2). victory in five decisions in the Na Cardinals I want to keep playing. by Richard himself regarding ths victories will make things make him eligible to step up with project will determine the profes Milo, 14. of Southington was sec Detroit at New York, 8 p.m. tional League. And it was his double, his second of the game off mighty close. There certain who oppose two All-Star games. ond. Donna Smola, 13, of Groton Baseball has done a lot for me. It Baltimore post. "They ought to have their heads the varsity at any time when and sional eligibility of 50,000 players. Cleveland at Baltimore. 8 p^n. fifth .straight complete game. Card ace Ray Sadecki (12-7). Don The source said Richards, who ly won’t be any breathing was third. Ferrarese (3-9) was the winner In has been my life.” examined.” says Blackwell. "Their 3 Ends ior Walker Cup Matches Boston at Minnesota, 9 p.m. That ended the Reds’ brief win The 40-year-old Musial,. who quit Baltimore Tuesday, was signed room.” pension benefits from the games Allen Bedell, 13, of Manchester ning string at three and trimmed relief. six weeks ago as general manager "This loss to the Giants hurt won the novice main event. holds a host of records and who alone are worth it.” their hold on first place to 2 'i has passed the 3.000 mark in hits, of the Houston team that enters plenty, but we still can do it,” Seattle, Aug. 31 '.I’l — A four- Open house will'be held at the Polish American dub, 106 Clin A b o u t T o w n ton St, on Saturday ,nig^t A buf Police Hold 2 fet will be served, and there will Ctaapmaa Court, Order of Amar be dancing from 7 to 1. Members anth, will meet tomorrow at 7:80 and guests are invited. O p e ra tiv e s o f p.m. at tha Maaonlc Temple for a abort hualaeaa meetin; and then a Members of the MSncheeter myatary ride. Refreahmenta will be Watea who are taking part in Budeon Center aervd Mra. Guataf ^nderaMi and the entertainment for the Nation her committee. Officeiii will wear al Convention of Wates will re (CoBthmed from Page One) atreet elothea. hearse tonight at 7:80 at the home of Mrs. Sipertaco Nerl, 57 Prospect license. His bond was set at 8500. Anny 2nd Lt. Alfred W. Rous- St., Rodr^lle. Other warranta were still bo be eeau J r , aon of Mr^ and tin . A. served, it was learned.' W. Routweau of 128 Barry Rd., re There will be a board of di cently participated in a four-week rectors meeting of the Manchester The arrest followed an investi Fresh—Oven Ready training exerclae in Grafenwohr, Wates tomorrow night at 7:30 at gation tn which MaJ. Carrol E. Connecticut Farm Fresh Germany. Lt, Rousseau, executive the home of Mrs. Mary McCarthy, Shaw, commanding officer of the 1961 Crop officer of Co. D, 35th Armor, 4th 12 Warren Ave., Vernon. Armored Division, entered the Stabs Police Division of Public LaBroad-Aberle * f Army in May 1060, was last sta The Saturday meeting of the Safety, and Dr. Alexander J. tioned in Ft. Knox, Ky.. and arrived Hammond Organ Society hasbenen Tiitles, director of the Medical overseas September 1060. postponed until Saturday, Sept. 9, Services Division, State Depart at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ment of Health, both cooperated. Tiirkeys Vivien Cole. 58 Stephen St., will George Moberg, 98 Forest SL An order was issued by Major attend the three-day House Chair Shaw, also deputy state Are mar- 16 to 18 lb. toms will sell at men's Institute at the women's col Gets Scholarship sl.al, and Fire Chief Harold A. 49c and 10 to 12 lb. hens at lege of Rutgers University as one Thomas J. Dzurenda, 49 E. Eld- Edward G. Stiles, son of Mr. 53c Ib. Since supply will be ridge St., and Thomas E. Skoran, Shipipey of Westport, the local of 80 young women who will serve and Mrs. George E. Stiles of 125 Are marshal, directing the im somewhat limited, it will be aj ad^sors and leaders during the Green Manor Apartments, W. Mid mediate termination of the center well to phone MI 3-4151 and coming college year. dle Tpke., have been elected di Hollister SL, has been awarded a place your order. Sold at rectors for the Central Connecti facilities for hospital purposes. scholarship by the Maine Osteo It was ordered that paLients be service counter. The Glastonbury Antique Show, cut Chapter of the American In pathic Association. stitute of Industrial Engineers for evacuated as soon as possible, sponsored by SL Baul’s Men's Club, Stiles graduated from Bates with due consideration to their wiU be held Sept. 11, 12, and 13, the coming year. t I College, Lewiston, Maine, In June health and welfare, but in all cases For the best buy in ready- from noon to 10 p.m. at Naubuc 1960, receiving a bachelor of sci no later than wdthln 10 days. Hall on Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury. to-eat hams in cans . . . we ence degree In chemistry. While Authorities explained that two suggest the at Bates, he was secretary-treas of the patients underwent the re PubKc Records urer of the Lawrence Chemical juvenation treatment yesterday Society, and a member of the and that rest and immobility were MORRELL HAM Warrantee Deeds Bates radio station staff. He was required for a period of days after new six pound size Theodore W. and Helen M, Da- on the varsity soccor, golf, and wards. There were six women and at only $4.98 can boll to Carlo V. and Betty R. sailing teams, and was active in one man among the patients today. the dramatic club. . Also available in 3 lb. size Petricca, property at 218 Porter The rejuvenation treatment, for at 82.98 and 8 lb. cans at St. Stiles graduated from Manches which up to 81,000 was being 86.39. On .display in self Edward H. sind Patrica C. Phil ter High School in 1955, and from charged. Involves applying an acid service bacon case. lips to FYed W. and Margaret S. Monson Academy, Monson, Mass., solution to the face and burning Geyer, property at 330 Spring St. in 1956. After graduating from off some of the skin. Robert M. and Ulia G. Parmer Bates, he .was employed as a pro fessional service representative in to Noel R. and Marlene E. Thft, Come to Pinehurst •for property at 47 Bunce Dr. the central Maine area by Pfizer Tax Liens Filed Alice Q. TeeU to Richard W. and Laboratories of Brooklyn, N. Y. famous TENDERCURE Maria Lemleux of Hartford, prop The scholarship is awarded an For Back Taxes CORNED BEEF and erty at 65 Finley SL nually by the Maine Osteopathic Fred William and Margaret S. Association, through its Student Morrell's ready to eat H O W H O T Geyer Jr. to David and Edna Werb- Selection Committee, to an Indi The United States government ham. Very lean Brisket ner, property at 66 Constance Dr. vidual entering osteopathic col has Aled tax liens against two lege. Stiles will enter Klrksville and Chuck Corned ! ’ IS STEEL? Building Permits local persons and one corporation, College of Osteopathic Physicians Beef. . . Buy a whole E. R. Osborne of Boston, Mass., and Surgeons, Klrksvllle, Mo., according to papers Aled in the Follow the flow. Get the latest for the California Oil Co., to con next week. He leaves for Mis town clerk's office. 10 Ib. ham, a butt half stock market news every week struct a building at 452 Hartford souri Saturday. Named in the writs, submitted or the almost boneless day at_ 5 p.m. and 6:05 p.m. Rd., 811,990. by the U.S. Treasury Department’s WE BDAUNTEE IT! If you*re not completely satisfied over WDRC, 1360 on your radio Regal Builders Inc., to build two Internal Revenue Office, are Oak round half. Buy at dial. Presented Iw Shearson, houses off Leland Dr., for 812,000 Crestfleld Conavlescent Home, al land Motors, Inc. at Stock Pi., for service counter. with anything you buy in our fine meat department—just tell and 811,000. terations to building at 565 Vernon back taxes of 81,228.52; Kenneth Hanunni & Co., 913 Main SL. John R. Wennergren Co. for Manchester. SL, 82,800. A. Miller of 70 Foley St., a tax us about it and we’ll gladly refund your money. You have our assessment of 8715.60 for 1059-60; and Roy A. Vaughn of 122 Avon word on that—om . PERSONAL GUARANTEE. dale Rd. for unpaid taxes of OPEN TONIGHT and 8179.46. FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 0 CLOSED LABOR DAT • A. Mon* AoadMS Square Dancers To Open Season The block chuck, bone in, pot roats, pictured at the The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold its first Indoor left, has become a best seller this summer . . . dance of the fall season Saturday goes to show the customer knows a bargain when from 8 to 11 p.m. at Waddel she sees it . . . take your choice . . . either cut School. is a budget value . .. Earl Johnston will be caller for the dance, open to all club dancers. Names of delegates to the Atlan CHOICE GRADE tic City convention trip will be drawn during the evening and re freshments will be served. The club, sponsored by the Block Chuck Roast ANOTHER Town Recreation Department, will offer lessons to the public begin ning Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. For in 1st Cuts Center Cuts formation, those Interested may CANDY call Mrs. Miller Haugh. Discs Teach Miscellany • 3 9 ' * 4 5 ' KITCHEN New York — The Aeld of teach- yourself record albums is grow Chuck or Shoulder S te a k s...... Ib. 59c MUNSON’S ing fast. They cover a wide Aeld AT MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE and Include such diverse ritles as "Hear How To Look Your Lovel iest,’’ "Hear How To Tell Your Pmehurst meata 'are sold Buy these two special values Children The Facts of Life,” "Hear the service way . . . buy 1 "Fresher-By-Far" How To Skin-Dive,” and ‘Teach chicken leg . . , 1 breaat in the Frozen Food case . . . Pinehurst Your Dog To Hunt, Point, and . . . 1 wing or a dozen of Retrieve.” each if you wish. . .All GROUND MEATS our chickene and parts are 6-OZ. CANS SHURFTNE FROZEN U. S. Grade A Connecticut ORANGE JUICE 5 for 99c CO LD CUTS farm fresh. FRANKFURTS G U M T NEW FUEL O il CHICKEN WINGS PINEHURST LEAN ASHFORD DtVBLOPMMNTI PLUMP BROADBREASTED U. S. GRADE A GROUND OfFCRS YOU CHOICE HEN TURKEYS lb. 45c CHUCK lb. 79c ft 2 5 ' 10 to 11-lb. average BIHUMNG SmS^ UBERAL Save 14c Lb. PINEHURST • TERMS AT THIS CHARMING BROILERS HAMBURG lb. 55c FRYERS SELF SERnCE GROCERIES SUMMER UVIHG SPOT. ROASTERS 3 in 1 blend Beef, Pork, The larger the chicken leg SAVE 10c ON DEAL PA£K 6-OZ. INSTANT Veal for meat loaf or (OfF ROUTE 44-A . . . the more meat . . . Swedish meat balls or use these extra large legs MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE jar 89c try stuffed peppers with —26 MILES EAST OF for chicken salad. . .sand wiches . . . or for barbe this 3 in 1 blend . ,1b. 79c MANCHESTER— cues. ASSORTED FRESHLY ASHFORD. CONH.) fHICKEN LEGS Save 4c on SLICED COLD CUTS NABISCO FIG NEWTONS . . . Ig. pkg. 35c lb. S9c IMPORTED SLICED ft BOILED HAM most but not all centers CHICKEN LIVERS, lb. 89c lb. 81.19 MANY NEW COTTAGES Save 20c on lOO's CHICKEN SOUP NECKS NOW UNDER 5c Lb.—8 Lbs. 25c TETLEY TEA BAGS 99c FRANKFURTS CONSTRUCTION 1st Prize HURRY!HURRY! skinless Fresh Sword season soon over. Barbecue it . . . COTT SODA IN CANS, case of 24 . $2.00 Grote & Weigel broil it in the oven plac 9 cans 87c not skinless ing a little milk in bottom Helps keep your of baking pan and insist with the strike over, we again offer Rath’s bacon . . . burner clean as it on Pinehurst Fresh Every day low prices . . . Milk in gallons 76c. Party Pac Ice Cream half gallon 69c, Royal Vanilla Ice heats your home I BLOCK ISLAND Cream and Sherbet, half gallon 99c, and Royal Sher Fresh Bacon Wrapped RT-98 Is the most completely SWORDFISH bets ip half gallon reusable containers S9c. LAMB PAHIES Ib. 39c effective fuel oil additive in use 69c and 79c Lb. Cigarettes 82.39, 82.48 and 82.50 carton. today. This helps your oil 3 Lbs. $1.00 burner deliver more dean, de pendable heat. You get pre mium service, too. Ail designed to make home heating easy. A NEW PERO APPLE And New Melons at Pinehurst. along with Canta EVERY FEW DAYS . . . loupes and ripe Watermelons we now feature DRIVE OUT THIS WEEKEND OR ON LABOR DlAY Call today for We started with Pero’s Red Astrakhans,' then went to Pero’a PERSIAN MELONS Early Macs and now offer you AND PROVE TO YOURSELF THAT Mobilheat SELECTED CRAVENSTEIN CASABA MELONS CRANSHAW MELONS APPLES A New Cracker From Nabisco '' WE GIVE which are line right now for pies and sauce. Let them stand French Onion T h in s ...... box 37c GREEN STAMPS a day or two and they are a nice apple for the children to ‘ eat. If you want the beet Yellow Peaches . . . buy Pero's A New Keebler Cookie to Follow Candy Stripe and at Pinehurst. Custard Summer Cookies. Bag of 60 DUTCH APPLE COOKIES...... bag 49c ASHFORD LAKE -AT PINEHURST IS THE PLACE FOR YOU MORI ARTY GREEN PEPPERS 2 for 5c AT PINEHURST liiiii BROTHERS GOLDEN CARROTS 10c ARTHUR A; KNOFLA, Agent !■ ■ " tm Ml 3- i 440 Ml 9.5938 Ml 3-5135 Corner Main and Middle Turhpike 301-315 C mHw St. PINEHURST iiill A L'’ ■ f