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TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 Average Daily Net Press Run iiaiurtfTBtrir Stipning For the Week Ended The Weather Jme 8, 1961 Foreennt of U. 8 . VFeatIwr Bara** tractor 18 Russell B. MUlsr of A b o o t T o w n Two Boys Swept ZBA Allows « Maachsstsr. ^ 13,3.30 Shower* or eenttered thonder- On Miw 15, th# Town Planning FREE ’DojvEBfl eterme tonight. Low in eOe. Thar*- Through Culvrk there. A joint communique issued by the U.N. this fall if the application Hartford, Aug. 2 — The Brdant said. "tha.t frsedom muirt. Secretary of State Dean Rujik ia Attention Forty units will be built under the White House summed up two of Outer Mongolia also was ap­ State Motor Vehicle Department's include freedom of movement for scheduled to leave late tomorrow the state program. Sixty-four days of consultations between Ken­ proved. daily record of automobile fatali­ Bid for Free World Unity Gennans from one part of the night for Paris. He ■will confer units will be erected later under a Jobless Rate to aH customen who hold L T. WOOD CO . nedy and Chinese Nationalist 'Vice The Chinese Nationalists have ties as of last midnight and the country to the other. We can not with , French Foreign Minister federal program. President Chen Cheng on the threatened to veto the Mongolian total on the same date last year make oureelves accomplices of the Wakefield said he chose the COuve de Murville, Foreign Secre­ Connectieuf' Bank and Trust Co. ICE PLANT thorny China representation issue. application In the Security Coun­ 1960 1961 inhuman and arbitrary measures tary Lord Home of Britain and nmne because of the name of the The statement said Kennedy and cil. (3hen said yesterday his coun­ K illed...... 141 142 Ed^es to 6.9 % of the Communists.” adjacent street and because of the try will use every power it has un­ Macmillan Proposes A We«t German cabinet minister, 51 BI88ELL STREET Chen agreed that while Berlin is (Continaed on Page Ten) name of Benjamin Franklin, whom Turn East From Main St. the "current focus of world at­ der the U.N. charter to block ad­ State Airman Killed Of Work Force Ernst Lemmer, said that he could charge plan plates he termed a famous American. A t State Theater tention, this problem can be mission. Washington, Aug. 2 — The not agree that any auch measure Also, he said, he felt any name evaluated only against the back­ The United States plans to ab­ Defense Department disclosed last Britain End Isolation would reduce tension between ground of the worldwide Commu­ stain from voting when the Mon­ n^ht that Air Force Lt. Robert 'W’ashlngton, Aug. 2 i/Pi.— Un­ East, and West. Lemmer Is in Don’t golian application is considered. employment dropped seasonally by choTgo of all-German affaire for nist challenge.” Lindeman, East Haven, Conn., due to discontinuation of this service It was agreed that the continued The United States had tradition­ 440.000 in July but the idle rate the Bonn government but sfiends Bulletins ally opposed Soviet "package was killed Monday when his London, Aug. 2 Prime Mln-Awhich our geograplilcal position presence of free world forces is re­ PIOOD jet fighter crashed shortly edged up a bit to 6.9 per cent of ister Macmillan today declared no longer gives us.” most of his time in Berlin. f'- quired in West Berlin. deals” but has not used the veto the work force. Britain must abandon its tradition­ The newspaper Der Kurier ac­ CnUed from AP Wires to stop the admission of any coun- after takeoff. The incident oc­ Macmillan repeated assurances you are inyited On Asian trouble spots, the joint curred at Turin, Italy. Lindeman Secretary of Labor Arthur J. al isolation and unite with the Eu­ cused Fulbright of disavowing the tiy into the U.N. Goldberg reported that the num­ he gave when the decision was United Nations declaration on hu­ statement asid the two leaders are ropean Common Market to face first announced—that no final concerned over the future of Laos, This was the nub of a difference ber of unemployed declined to 5,- the challenge of communism. man rights. BOMBER BUILDUP OPPOSED AUTO between the United States and Na­ (OooUnued On Page Seven) step toward membership w*lll be and that the United States is de­ 140.000 in July from 5.580,000 in Der Telagraf, which is close to H’ashIngt«Hi, Aug. 2 (/P)— 8eo> to open without delay. * • a "Our right place is in the van­ taken before negoUatltms de­ termined that South Viet Nam tionalist China which the conver­ June. This compared with 4 mil­ guard of the movement toward the Mayor Brandt, said the Senator rotary of Defease Robert S. Mo- sations between Kennedy and Chen lion idle in July 1960. signed to protect Britain’s special "shall not be lost to the Com­ greater unity of the free world," Interests. was "off the track.’’ Die Welt, Namara publicly opposed today Play munists for lack of any support” apparently failed to remove, Employment declined by 205,000 he told the Houae of Commons. put(Iished in Hamburg as well as Senate efforts to maintain pro­ personal charge account GLASS from the United States. The joint statement touched on to 68,499,000. The changes in em­ "We ran lead better from within These are its preferential Com­ Berlin, called the proposal "not duction of heavy Jet bombera On the question of Outer Mon­ these other points: News Tidbits ployment and unemplo.vment were than from outside. I am persuaded monwealth trade system and the onl.v off the track, but dangerous.” with a 8525 mtlliaa addltton to Of AM Kinds golia's bid for admission to the Communist China — Kennedy both about what was seasonally we ought to try." welfare of British agriculture ADN, the official news agency President Kennedy’s defensa United Nations, the statement said and Chen agreed that the Red from the AP Wires expected. Macmillan’s speech marked the which has price support not pos­ of Communist East Germany, ac­ appropriation requests. McNa­ only that there was a "candid and regime "cannot meet the genuine Goldberg said the figures showed opening of a 2-day debate on the sible imder the laws of the Com­ cused western newspapers of "In­ mara in a letter to Sen. William wi,h TOTS 'n TEENS Instdkd Promptly comprehensive exchange of views needs and desires of the 'Chinese that economic recovery has not af­ Britiah decision, announced last mon Market. citement" against Fullbright. Proxmire, D-Wis., said the big on all relevant issues.” I’nexploded time-bomb found in fected the nation's hard core un­ Monday, to apply for membership Macmillan praised the Common Neues Deutschland headlined its unasked addition to the Presi­ In All Mokes of Cors It said the issues include the (OonUnned on Page Bight) dining room of Paris Left Bank employment problem. He said It of the six nation Common Market. Market’s achievements, saying: story "Excitement among the dent’s 83.4 billion special re­ and CAMPUS JUNIORS Work Done Indoors in Our Shop hotel frequented by American tour­ remains a continuing cause of con­ Macmillan noted that Rritain had quests for defense funds was not Bronco ists, according to Paris police who cern to the administration. (CkHiMaued Ob Page Seven) OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 PJW.—SA’TURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON long entertained a tradition of iso­ (Continiied on Page Ten) needed. Proxmire announced CALL MI 3-2128 . . . ASK FOR MRS. RHODES... say that plastic bombs are a trade­ The number of workeVa idle a lation and suspicion of foreigners. that he would try to rip the $525 Your application'will be forwarded to you and your Preliminary Study Made mark of right wing terrorists op­ half year or longer increased by "Nevertheless,” he went on, “it millions from the defease ap;. nearly 100,000 In July to 1,026,000. account opened without delay. Thank You. J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. posed to French President De is worth recalling that In every pe­ proprlation MU when it comes Gaulle’s policies on Algeria . . . The rate of unemployment to the riod when the world has been in Soviet Peaceful Coexistence up for Senate action bder this CREDIT DEPT. 31 BISSELL ST. Phone Ml 9-7322 Communist China says Kennedy total work force increased from danger from a tyrant or aggres­ week. with your Administration fails to save I'nit- 6,8 per cent in June to 6.9 per cent sion, Britain has abandoned isola­ U.S. Plans to Base ed States from what would aeem in July. tionism." GIRL, 15, HELD FOR MURDER America's inevitable decline . . . Goldberg spoke of this as vir- The House is expected to approve Khrushchev Doctrine Buffalo, N. T„ Aug. 2 ()P) - - Two Boeing 707 Jet airliners with tm lly imehanged but said it un­ Macmillan's move despite opposi­ Fifteen-year-old ChjTel Lee JoUa undercarriage trooble make safe derlines the need for legislation tion from some of the ruling Con­ was intfeted totey on a first- Men on the Moon landings in London and Kenya, ac­ servatives as well as many La,bor- degree murder charge In th* cording to report from London. (Continued On Page Seven) ites. The way will then be cleared Spells Woes for West stoylng of 8-year-old Andy Aah- Theodore . Roosevelt's countr,v for Britain to open negotiations ley, who 'was kidnaped and home at Oyster Bay and his New with the Common Market nations drowned aftw two other Udnap- Baltimore, Md., Aug. 2 (P)—Ten-^rooon’s surface will have to be of York City birthplace have been Confucius Say ... ? By J.AHE8 BIARLOW Ings In the same area. A grand tative operational plans for sta^ special design! perhaps w4th wire- —Prance, West Germany. Italy, *which Khrushchev preaches,’ look offered to the government as his­ Belgium. The Netherlands and Lux­ Aseodated Preas News Analyst like an exercise in the Commu­ Jury also indicted the girl oa tioning men on the moon were dis­ brush or rolling-sphere wheels, torical shrines, President Kennedy Vi Money New Haven, Aiig. 2 embourg. Washington, Aug. 2 UP) — You nist lexicon of double-speak. charges of kidnaping both the closed today. since rubber tires would deter­ announces . . . U. S. Ambassador can expect world turmoil for the The government-backed study Lee Nong complained to po­ Macmillan said Britain faces "a It says quite blandly that peace­ Asley boy and 5-year-old Richard iorate rapidly fai the near-vac\ium Grant Stockdale in Dublin, Ire­ rest of your life. Not big war, may­ ful coexistence between com­ Edgington. The Indletnieats were mapped some strange methods for atmoaphere. land. declines comment on Miami lice today that someone had long and exhausting struggle over stolen about 88 from his cash more than one generation if the be, but endless conflict, struggle, munism and capitalism is not only handed up in Supreme Court. sustaining life in a still stranger All moving parts needing lub­ report that he repaid personal revolution around the globe. possible but desirable. After all, The Ashley boy’s body was found environment. rication will be enclosed. loan of 85,000 dollars to a New register while he had steppeti forces of Communist sxpansion out of his Chinese laundry for are to belicontalned." It’s all spelled out calmly in the It explains, this just gives com- . last month after a widespread "It's going to be a barren, mo­ To make the ■ space shi(> Itself York builder at President Ken­ Rusaian Communist part.v’a pro­ notonous place," .said John De a few minutes. On the possibility of European search In the city, alarmed by maneuverable, so it can be moved nedy’s request before taking duties gram for the next 20 years, and (Gontlnued on Page Eight) the two previous Udnapings. p e o p l e b u y Nike, program manager for the about or its position changed, it in Ireland . . . Portuguese govern­ Where had he gone? asked nations later turning Communist, ^ A R T police. beyond. lunar transport study here. will probably be supported on ment soutce.s in Lisbon say 22 sol­ the prime-minister declared: Next door, said Nong, to "IVe shall not escape fiom the This program, the first laid down AT&T OUT OONSIDi&HED e.f.m. AUTOMATIC The planning project is be.ing stilts that operate mechanically diers killed in action and six killed in Moscow since 1919, waa released Washington, Aug. 2 (JPi— This professional bronco rider can afford to take risks, . . it’s carried out by the Martin Co. un­ like walking legs. accidentally in operations during wash some clothes at a self- consequences of such a disaster by service laundry. seeking In 'isolation a security Saturday. It fills 64 columns of 22 Prisoners Justice Department disclosed to­ der contract with the National Likely landing site is on the rel­ July against African rebels in print in the New York Times. his business. But when you’re handling your money, you Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ day it is considering whether r Oll-FIREP , atively flat iireas within one of the Northern Angola. When Hitler wrote "Mein to order the American Telephoae tration. Sqh.vo, Japan's leftist-dominated, Kampf”—his blueprint for the wild can’t be so daring — j’our future is at stake. Many people Your Savings Earn A preliminary report said a de­ large moon craters. Provisions Aid Search for & Teleg^^lh Co. to divest Itself boiler must be made, however, for pos­ 3.8-milllon-member General Coun­ savagery of Naziism later — un­ of Its overseas operations. Lee cade or more may be needed to cil of Trade Unions, opens five-da.v fortunately no one took it aerioua- spend all th^ir earnings or speculate with their investments— establish permanent bases on the sible scattered holders, jagged Grizzly Bear Chewed His Head Loevinger, head of the depart­ rocks or crerices that may be convention to adopt resolution ly. moon. It outlined some of the tech­ calling for diplomatic relations be­ Diabetei^ Drug ment’s antitnist-dlvlsioa, made Smart people buy eXm. Auto­ that’s almost like riding a bronco without knowing how. You there. It looked like the work of a neu­ the disclosure In testimony bo- niques and conditions in prospect tween Communist China and Ja­ In Hair-raisingFight^ Man Says rotic. and it waa. matic Oil Fired Cast Iron Boil­ for the expedition, including: Man will find his apparent pan . . . Sovjet government opened Bridgeport, Aug. 2 {JP)— Twenty- fore the Senate Small BosJneen strength and stride magnified six No doubt many men had a hand Committee. Loevinger said ha er Burner Units because they can get hurt easily.. .and seriously. There’s one sure way of Insulated balloons amd caves or trans-Siberian railroad to foreign in the new Russian Communist two prisoners In the state jaU here , know that more than 37 years’ tunnels are foreseen as moon shel­ times, since gravitation on the tourist.s this summer for first time embarked today on a medical re­ considered the Westeni Union keeping your money safe and have it grow. Open a Savings moon Is only a .sixth that of e*rth. Detroit, Aug. 2 (j*Pi—Joseph^trict Judge Ralph M. Freeman party program which haa the bless­ Telegraph Co, waa "less monop- experience in the manufacture ters, protecting against solar since World War II, and .^ilosed it L. Williams, 22. who says he was yesterday. ing of Premier Khrushchev. No one search project which niay PEOve. of beating equipment goes into Current i radiation and the extreme tem­ A 3-foot earthbound step will carry again without explarmtlo'n. Japan the value of a new oral' drug for ' Olistlc” at the time it was re­ him 18 feet. chewed up, literall.v. by a grizzly After a rough and tumble cat­ is calling this neurotic. quired to divest itself ot tto every unit All e.fjn. units are Bank of Manchester savings account and save regularly. It Annual Dividend peratures ' ranging from 250 de­ travel bureau reports . . . Oft-post­ bear in Glacier National Park two It la frankly and confidently treatment of diabetes. built to the most exacting grees in daylight to 230 below A 300-pound fuel tank will weigh tle with the bear—"I waa sure overseas operations than AT&T poned attempt to orbit satellite years ago, testified about it yes­ Moscow’s blueprint for world con­ The program, which started standards which assures you is safe — it will earn dividends. It means instant credit and zero ifi darkness. 50 pounds. ‘space platorm” encounters more I was going to die”—a park is now. terday. ranger came to his rescue and’ quest by communism. And this three weeks sgo in the State JaU the highest quality, economy Boring machinery for digging Man will have to bring his owii troUhle and probably will not be At times Williams’ story was must be taken as seriouaiy as Mein and years of trouble-free serv­ instant cash. You CAN’T lose. tunnels and other equipment for air, food and water, until self-re­ shot the animal, Williams said. in New London, is being guided by miFliOMAT TRIES SUIOIDB tried again for two weeks, accord­ hair-raising. Kampf ahould have been. the Charles Pfizer Laboratories of ice. Be smart and see Harry building bases l|i expected to be cycling systems are set up for pro­ ing to report froiii Cape Canaveral. But Williams already had suffer­ Miami, Fla., Aug. 2 (A5—A l­ Once, the 300-pound female bear ed serious injuries. It Is divided into two main Groton, a drug msuiufacturer. Van Camp today for all the operated by i*emote control by a ducing it. Holl.nvood police say literary had "my whole head in her parts. One is a catalogue of rosy berto de Oharrio, Panama’s am­ detaUs on e.f.m. "the finest in Member of Federal crew still within the space ship. Already, toxicity stindifsi havo bassador to Cuba tried to com­ De|KWit Inzimuice Algae. the fast-multiplying, critic and writer Ben Ray Redman mouth. . . . " The suit alleges the government promises of a richer -and easlw Automatio Heat" Man himself presumably won’t single-celled plapts that absorb dies-^an apparent suicide victim wa.s at fault in failing to warn been run on animals in the Pfizer mit suicide today after'a quar­ Oorp. “All I could hear was the mise life for the Russian people in the laborstories, and the stage h u be able to do heavy construcUon man's carbon dioxide for their own —after telling his wife he ‘ was of her teeth on my sku ll....the park visitors adequately about next 20 years. rel with his wife, the pMloe re- work, since a chance break In his nourishment and release oxygen, depressed over state of interna­ worst part, I think, was the awful dangerous animals. Williama wanta It was this part of the program been set for huipan consumption iported. Detectives Robert Gow. CAST IlOH •pace suit could be fatal. It’ll be are being considered both as an air tional affairs . . , Outbreak of smell of her breath,” Williams 8425,000 for hia injuriea (he had 11 which got most attention when it of the new and yet unnsuned drug, aqd W . P. MoCIure said that thp CONSTMICTtOri a puriibutton oeneomctlon job. and food source. rJioIera in Toishan, Kwangtung said. operations) and* 825,000 for hia was made public.over the week­ whose purpose is to cut sugar from 58-year-old dtplo*n*t ntot hhn-: avines Mank of]mancliester “We aee man as beiar able to Algae are nutritious and high in Province, reported by, newspaper "But I) always had the fee Ing family’s medical expenses. end'. the blood. •MX In the right tempto wttli • perform ’’three baeic jope which protein content. Wah Kiu Man O Po in Hong Kong she was never mad," Williams .Williams said he was at Glacier Ths other, predicting the ulti­ In charge qf ths special pro­ M calber pistol. He ' MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH nmehinea will not be able to dupli­ In advance of man getting to . . . Brig. Gen. Benjamin G. Willis, added. "She was like a cat and National Park working as a sum­ mate triumph of communism with­ gram is Dr.i Peter Paul Ruseaki, to Jackson Memorial HaepttsI la nUILDINC MATERIALS 9 23 Alain Sf. ?8 5 Fci'.t Center St. /Vanchi'st/r Parkadv cate,’’ De Nike neid, "He ia lint the moon, De Nike said, "W e can former commander of Iceland de­ I was the mouse.” mertime waiter and that the bear out a timetable, is the blueprint a native Btidgeportsr now ll-ving a oritloal eoadMIon, bat 1 l J M B t R I- U E L Ccr. i-rnox Sf. Wi it Middh- ^Turnpike of ail the decinion-inadsar. Then he conceive of very, little life existing fense forces, Biuned new oenuuand- The young suburban Farming- came upon him and a frlena, Rob­ for the long, fierce, unending in Old Saybrook. Dr. Ruseaki, his oonditloh waa OPEN THURSDAY li obeerver and oemnunlcator. in the'moon’s near-vacuum condi­ of First Air Fore# Reserve ton Townahlp man ia aulng the ert M. Winter of Orosse Polnte, struggle ahead. SVyear-old phyaieian, haa oos. Oliarrio had • Ba».«t88 EVENINGS 6 to B BOTH BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAYS to B p.m. Laatly, be I* the nouroe of na*i> tion. Perhaps an occasional spore Region with headquarters at Stew­ United States Government for when they were on a hike. Reading the full text in this working in Pfizer’a clt ma’s anfimn ador to tha Va ’ Owanoe for eownilerr aquipBaMit.’’ art AFB near Newburgh N, T., 8450,000 damages. part of the program makes the atlona tor a brief peiitod* i lALWATt PUNfT OP PUB Vebiclen for tHMaling about the (Coattnoed Fnge Two), Air Force offidaia report. He told hia story to U.S. D ii- (Coattmed •* Face Eight) Idea of ’ ’p e a c ^ eoexlsteDce,” (Oenttaned en F*c* Four)

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Saturday with Cteorge Montgom­ ery. Preliminary Study Made "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” la Tour Visits Historic Sites State Radar Group Bolton As You Like It at the Storrowton Music Fair in Sheinwold on Bridge West Springfield. Mass., through Prepared for Duly By JUDITH AHEARN Saturday with Jane' Morgan. Homeward Bound irom Coast "The Golden Fleecing" Is at the U. S. Plans to Base (Continued from Eage One) No Action Completed KEITH'S, SENSATIONAL University of Connecticut Nutmeg FIRST PLAY < South dealtr ■nie "W olf Pack" has dlsband-^plalned the rigorous regimen ef Tbm% wits something for everyone last Theater through Saturday. The COSTS A TRICK Lt. Col. -Wimanfi J. Pollltt, Both sidM vnluanUo ed,t andaM#! 4 thet%A 214-t "wolves”SE •- (high I the cadets, a an— opportunity * * * was of­ ^ .e alfht i» the opening night of the fifth week play is the last of the U C o n n By Alfred Sheinwold Easton, the commanding officer of NORTH school boys) that spent the month fered for the boys to ask ques­ season. Men on the Moon In aome altuations the aide that (h Q 9 • 4 On Schools Meeting st Jse<^’s Pillow Dance Festival in Becket, tions about cadet life. The group the 103rd, said his squadron of 260 Uckles a suit firat loses a trick <7 A Q 3 2 of J ^ y touring the country •with Msfl Jean Leon Destine and Co. with Al- in the process. Learn to recognize then toured the auditorium, the officers and men is at about 85 to 10 6 the Phlnney-Hunt Educational ballroom, the falcon mews, and the Clmber gave briUiaitt in-^ (Continued from Page One) these cases so that you can-force 0 ^ 90 per cent of Its full authorized The board of selectmen held one4> The BPOA, according to the let atatlOna of Uie dances of ♦ K 8 Toiir have gone their separate sports facilities. The gorgeous ter, feel* that “ the senior high Saturday, with matinees at 3:30 Tides, Winds, the opponents to make the fatal WEST BAST strength in enlisted men and at of their shortest meetings to date ilU. IC ^ a Klnch and CO. with Time of Y our Life I blown in from Earth, but no more.” ways. They arrived home yester- pool fascinated Charles Wharton school proposal needs further ' Friday and Saturday. first move. « 5 4 6 2 ^ mores thithan 90 per cent in officer last night, but took no action on Onanar Bpettcer romped through The moon-expedition, studies are and Karl Then, MHS swimming thought and planning; that the 1 - Coming L'p In Manchester Weather I f South leads diamonds, he can 5 J 9 « 7 9 K 10 5 P) — monds, South can get all three SOUTH automobiles of the tour were being One section o f the squadron is tion for a special town meeting on attempt, "Veni Creator." Finally "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Dear Arthur: Ttiere has been Following is the last of co-leader, made in Limon, Colo., the boys ate most sure way of taking off the Come." ate return for three men. 2. A 30- The U.S, Weather Bureau marine tricks in the suit. Hence South 4 A K J 10 7 3 o n Hunt’s accounts of the boys' known as the Control and Report school facilities. OPEN there was an American debut for no organised bloc o f older voters a picnic lunch and rested In the newly created pressure on our "The Parent Trap" is s i the day stay on the moon for three advisory for today, Aug. 2: must plan the' play from the very V 6 4 experiences during the last ten Ing Post. It controls and spots air­ The town meeting was to have a young Russian ballerina. Galina yet. but I'd Bure like to nee one. men. 3. A permanent moon base O A 9 7 town park; the beautiful town school system.” THURSDAY Manchester Dnve-In. Tides will be high along the Con­ bes^inning to force a. diamond lead days of the trip. craft with its heavy search radar. voted on whether the town wanted STUDIO COUCHES! Samtsova. which would accommodate 10 to 12 swimming pool was soon opened You can't-open the papers these by an opponent. 4 10 5 On Friday, July 21, the caravan The Target Direction Post, the a, junior high school, a senior high “ The BPOA would prefer to TILL H A ll o f the works danced by the Book Of the Month men. necticut shore between 3 p.m. and Declarer begins by finessing with WsR North Bsrt to them, and they dispelled the other section of the squadron, uses wait and give the new board an "Inside Etmope Toda> " by John days without seeing Uiat aome headed east through the deserts of heat of the day in its cool waters. school, an addition to the present Haitians achieved their purt'ose For a brief stay, up to 30 day-s. 5 p.m. today and between 2:30 a.m. dummy’s queen of hearts. East 1 4 Pass 3 4 Pus Arizona. The dry deserts belled radar to , direct bombers to their opportunity. to recommend a so­ Ofosed Mondays Gunther is the August selection of publicity hogging Stinator or the space ship It.self is likely to elementary school or "nothing with precision despite their seem­ and 5 a.m. and again between 2 wins with the king and returns the 4 All Pass their nature, and a thunderstorm The repair stop, while enjoy­ targets, even instructing them First Selectman Charles Rob­ lution.” The “ new” board refers During the Book of the Month Club. bnght-eyed congTeaaman is set­ be the .shelter. Opening lead — 971 to the fact that four new mem­ ing spontaneity. p.m. and 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. Low- ten of hearts to dummy’s ace. of magnificent proportions drove able, delayed the day’s run east­ when to let go. their bombs. bins at the beginning of the meet­ Twenty-five years ago Gunther ting up a new committee "to study Roomier, more permanent quar­ bers of the seven member board July and August The opening dance. "Village Fes­ tide at Old Saybrook is at 9:10 South ruffs a heart with a high the boys to a motel in Flagstaff. ward so that camp was not During their'recent summer en­ ing said that John Harris, chair­ published his first study "Inside the problems of our aged.” ters may be in huge pliable, in­ will be chosen in the October elec­ tival,” and "Bal Champiere,' a.m. and 10:30 p.m. today and at trump, draws trumps with the ace The unscheduled stop let the boys reached until dark, and in the campment at Otis AFB on Cape man of the board of education Europe." At that time Hitler w-as flatable balloons set up in clus­ but it is more difficult Jor the de­ tion. which had its premiere last night, I'm sure that my contemporary 10:30 p.m. and 11:39 p.m. tomor­ and dummy's nine and ruffs dum­ attend a jazz muslcale by "Fats dark, the boys laid out their sleep­ Cod and Camp Dempsey, the mem­ had telephoned him and asked in power and so were Joseph Stalin ters. with space between walls for fenders to play in such* a way as BPOA members feel that it is were full of happy color and cas­ older Americans don't like being row. Sunset today is at 8:07 p.m. my’s last heart. This process elim­ Domino,” nationally notorious rec­ ing bE^s in the town park of bers of the squadron used their that the request for the special and Benito Mussolini. This time insulation, to ward off solar plane to deceive an alert declarer. "an inopportune time to start ual grace. The latter dance studied like slides under a micro­ Sunrise tomorrow is at 5:48 p.m. inates the missing trumphs and ord star. Waukeriy, Kans. skill and equipment to guide planes meeting be withdrawn. A fter a Khrushchev is in power, a man scope—especially when it’s mostly radiation and extreme tempera­ Dally Queetloa something new and dump It on to ' S h o v^ the strong influence o f the Boating weather for Long Island hearts. See Ike’s Museum of other units of the A ir National telephone poll, members of the Gunther believes is Ujnlikely to fw the political beneflt of the elect­ tures. Partner opens with one diamond, The following morning brought the new board.” "Any action tak­ French on Haitian peasant dances. Sound to Montauk Point ,and Block Leads Club the boys to the Grand Canyon's On Thursday, the boys visited the Guard on practice mission.s, in­ board of education agreed to the start a war. Gunther op«ts hia ed people who suggest these stud­ (The long, burning moon days Declarer's next step is to lead a and the next player passes. You cluding the bombing of a target en could be re.solnded by the in- | Another dance premiered was Island: hold; Spades—^ 9 8 4; Hearts—A South Rim, and lunch at the Nava­ Elsenhower Museum in Abilene, withdrawal since the request had book with a study of West Ger­ ies. If older Americans ever vote and frigid moon nights each equal club toward dummy's king. If West ship anchored in Massachusetts coming board, leading to more j •^oruba Bakas.” executed by two Winds variable In direction Q.S 2; Diamonds—K 10 6; Clubs— jo trading^ post at Cameron. The Kan. The boys thrilled to the rich­ not been cleared with the town many. thou France, then southern as a bloc, they are going to cast 14 Earth days.l hss the ace of clubs, the contract Bay. confusion,” It was pointed out In ' ot Destine's troupe. Jerome tef- mostly southeasterly^ today, to­ K 8. What do you say? evening in a new motel in the new ness of the presents given the for­ planning commission and the pub­ Europe and then Britain. their ballota only one way — Underground also is foreseen for will be safe at once. the letter. j frsy and George Mills. It tells night and Thursday morning. Answer; Bid one heart. If partner city of Page, Ariz., gave the boys mer President on display in the lic building commission first. Worthy of Note against the politicians. shelters, tunneled at least 10 feet As it happens, East takes two BONN MAY CALL RESERVES Selectmen made plans to adver- i j o f an African legend about a >ribe below the moon’s surface, or in Speeds about 10 knots except 10 to shows spades you can raise. If an opportunity to tour the new museum. Sour looks were noted on In a letter to the selectmen, the whose warriors_yfere all dest.r>y- The carillon recital at Trinity Mihail 15 knots this afternon and evening. clubs tricks. Now^ however, East Bonn, Germany, Augi 2 (ffT— ^De­ Use for bids on ga.s and fuel oil ! ■ large natural caves, with balloon partner, instead, raises hearts you Glen <5anyon Dam over the Colo­ the faces of John Lamenzo and Bolton ' Property Owners Associ­ for the year beginning Oct. 1. All College tonight at 7:15 will be by Deisr Mihail; L et’s hope that Winds becoming northerly at about must lead diamonds since « club fense Minister Franz Josef Strauss ed. The king ordered the women clusters inside. can jump to three notrump to show rado River, both in the sunlight Jim Bourn, sons of prominent local ation (B P O A ) suggested that the local dealers will be invited to bid. to produce men. but the men they Wendell Westcott. director of the the politicians tAke J-our letter 10 knots Thursday afternoon. continuation would allow declarer today strengthened speculation De Nike said lunar construc­ a game-going, hand that can stand and under lights after dark. Democrats. Both cheered consider­ selectmen’s meeting be held in Bids will be received by Select- ; English handbell band at Michigan and its sentiment to heart. What ■Visibility 5 miles or better but low­ to ruff in one hand and discard a that West Germany may call 20,- produced were half goata tion is being formulated for three either hearts or notrump. After church on Sunday in Page, ably when the tour passed, next the main room of the Community man Robbins at his home until State University. The concert is >xm say is often true. And yet, er In showers and a few thunder­ diamond from the other. 000 reservists to active duty. I Jean Leon Xiestlne dlatlngulslied extreme possibilities on the moon’s No matter which card East leads, For Sheinwold's 36-page booklet, the boys hiked through much of day, the Truman Library in Mis­ Hall rather than In the smaller se­ Sept. 1, and will be opened the i ! free to the public. some o f these committees end storms developing this afternoon souri. Returning from a 19-day ■visit himself In two works, one a slave surface: A soft dust layer a foot South plays for the diamond honors "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send Bryce Canyon in Utah. lectmenslectmen's office since "several“several „ m e night at the regular select- Alec Wilder’s Concerto for studies to which you refer are or evening and continuing into 50c to Bridge Book, The Manchester to the United States, Strauss 'was dance, the other the now familiar deep, a rock-strewn surface, or to be split. If East lead.s a low dia­ Souvenirs In Kansas City, the boys toured members of the BPOA expect to[fh en ’s meeting. meeting, voodoo dance o f exorcism. His French hOm and orchestra will be truly useful. They uncover many solid rock. Thursday. Evening Herald. Box 3318 Grand the gigantic Swift's meat packing asked at the Bonn airport to com­ attend and to "enable the taxpay­ given its first performance by John of the cruipal human probieena of mond, for example. South plays low A remarkable drive over isolated Baseball News partner in the voodoo was Arlene .1 The early moon travelers will Marine observations: to allow dummy to capture West’s Central Sta.. N.Y. 17. N.Y. plant, and watched animals being ment on reports o f a reserve call­ ers to be seated.” Barrows with Gustav Meier con­ older Americans. dirt roads in barren Utah brought up. He smiled and would only say: Ronald Dufrense, Robert Bos- Hurdle, a very graceful and su­ ^ selected persons, screened long Montauk Point, wind south, honor. Then a low diamond is re­ tCdpyright 1961. General Features processed into food. Selectman Robbins explained 2 ducting the Yale Summer School southeast 5 knots, visibility 20 Corp.) the boys to Capitol Reef National "W e shall do our duty.” worth and "Duke" Hutchln.son have perbly controlled dancer. I ’m sure that you agree these beforehand for emotional stabil­ turned from dummy for a finesse The b o j« crossed the Mississip­ that the selectmen’s office was the chamber orchestra Friday night. Monument for a desert camp-out. each been awarded a week's schol­ Alphonse Cimber carried on a human problems are just as im­ ity under stress, and trained over miles, weather clear, temperatute. through East. pi on Friday, and everyone ex­ Several West German newspa­ proper place to hold the meeting. The Hartford SjTnphony Chorale a long period in a program being 50, direction of sea southeast,' An evening's hike through the de­ pers recently reported that plans If the meeting were to be ad­ arship at the Frank Ramsey Bas­ Ag\aa dlscusslen with Jacques 9uc- portant as housing and medioal Cars Ransacked, East might return the jack of serted area resulted in a major amined the “rom Sawyer town, ketball Camp. The three boys will oaa. The performance was stimu­ is conducting auditions on Monday care. worked out in the study project. height of sea 3 feet. diamonds to make matters harder Hannibal, Mo. Samuel Clemens’ to call up 20,000 reservists axe be­ journed to the large hall, the se­ evenings at the Travelers Insur­ addition to the overload the cars attend the Windham Center camp lating, but I didn't like the way "Actually man is 'built in’ as New Haven, wind north 4 knots, for South; or West might be allow­ Alft-CONDITIONED boyhood home, ''Becky Thatcher’s” ing worked out. Defense ministry lectmen "would in effect be ad­ ance Co., Central Row. sixth floor. visibility 8 miles, weather partly Lighter Missing o f the tour are already carrying; the last week of this month. th e two men acted as though they Dear Arthur: FV>r 40 years my part of the system," De Nike said. ed to win the second club in order home, and the famous white- spokesmen so far have called this journing to attend the BPOA (4 Appointments may be made by cloudy, temperature 61. the boys discovered large numbers The Fiano Realty and M and M were end men in a vaudville show, husband Winston was at his ofBce "Our study will determine how- to return the queen of diamonds. DANCE wtuOied fence brought the Mark speculation. meeting” Robbins said. This would calling Mrs. Leon Zimmerman. much to expect of him, and then of chunks of petrified wood, all of Strauss replied with a curt “No set a precedent he said, for all Oil baseball teams will play to­ CHOICE OF or oentestants in a feis. all day long. I used to do the Two cars were reported ransack­ This is difficult for South to read. EVERY THURS.-FTH.-SAT. which was brought to Connecticut. Twain book-s to life. night at 6 at the Bolton Dairy'fleld. The Mystic Outdoor A rt FesUvad shoppir^, cooking, housework, and will program specific functions ed during the night while par'ked comment” when asked about ru­ groups to request the board of se­ M yra Kinch and Co. were at estimates that more than 200 ar­ for each individual both for a lim­ On Monday the boys toured the Stop at Gettysburg mors that draftees’ service 'will be lectmen to meet with, them in everj-tli&^r without Wm. at the home of the owrners. WALNUT On Saturday, the boys paid their peak performance in "Giselle's Re­ tists will exhibit in the fourth an­ ited space flight and for an ex­ Break Charged Arches National Monument, after boosted fro A 12 to 18 months. various locations. A suggested al­ Manchester Evening Herald STYLES! COLORS! Ronald Badeau of 233 Woodland 7 Walnut St., Manchester respects at the Lincoln Tomb in Bolton correspondent, Grace Mc­ venge.” nual show Aug. 11 and 12. He retired just last year and tended stay on the moon.” driving over a dry river bed to Both a reserve callup and a ternative was for groups to send St. told police that someone' enter­ B iiw rnisimniiir • rtH sabmnc& Springfield, 111., and, on Sunday, Dermott, telephons MItrheil The dance is after the manner Taagleiwood since then he has done precisely To Two Youths leave the Capitol Reef camp. The draftees’ service extension are delegates to the selectmen’s meet­ ed his car between 10:30 last night went to church in western Ohio. 8-6566. o f cartoonist Charles Addams, and A ll reserved seats in the Music nothing. He has no job and no road signs warned against using plana regarded here as too un­ ings who could report back to the nad 5:30 this morning. Badeau said The nig'ht was passed in a luxuri­ has a lot of subtle and not so Shed at Tanglewood (Lenox. interests' — except reeding the A break at Tony’s Esso Station L A A im the road during rain storms, since popular to be made public during larger groups. $59.95 VALUES..ON SALE FOR ONLY.. the interior light in the car was on I nnAM s v i. south o u m i> w BUfatlo dancing around a casket. Mas8.1 have been sold for the bene­ newspapera and snaking dgar the road Is then many feet under ous new Howard Johnson's motel the current general election cam­ About 10 members of the BPOA ashes all over the rug.- Air Guard Put at 729 Main St. on July 22 was and it was obvious someone had in New Stanton, Pa. One especially funny bit was with fit concert to be given tomorrow been inside. Nothing was report' : -1 ? water confined in narrow canyon paign. attended last night’s meeting. Upholstered in colorful print and plain fabrics, complete with I've never had to live with Win­ solved by Manchester police 6 tii the miles carried by the mournful by Arthur FTelder and the Boston ed missing, police said. The car was rsMHIl N walls. In the evening, the tour en­ Monday was spent in Pennsyl­ Strauss, who conferred in Wash­ Tell Views in Letter two pillows. Box spring tj'pe construction . . . serves as a ston for 24 hours a day, day-ln- 1AIM0EMY lover and the wills. Popa Tickets for unreserved seats On Alert Basis yesterday. parked at the side of his home. WEEK tered Colorado and camped in vania, at Gettyaburg, and' later at ington with top Defense officials, In the letter to selectmen ask­ comfortable Studio Couch . . . may be used as a restful single and-day-out.- I a w ar d sI Hiss IQnch’s choreography of in the Music Shed and for admis­ James J. Kelly, 16. of 220 Cen- A car owned by his sister, Mrs. Colorado National Monument, atop Herahey, touring the vast reaches said he Is convinced that President ing that the request for a special AMfLE bed. On .sale at only . . . I love him dearly, but putting Starts Tonight! a mountain overlooking Guard o f chocolate and cocoa in the larg­ "Tomb for Two,” based on the sion to the Tanglewood lawns will 'fer' St., and Robert W, Pinney, 17, Robert Wright, of 18 Chambers St., nniousus uimNciouviH Kennedy will "completely fulfill town meeting be refused, the with him all day long is get- (Cootioned from Page One) Junction, Colorado. The following est candy factory in the world. Aida story, has changed consider­ be sold beginning at 9 a.m. of 15 Earl St.,-wqre arrested and was also entered. The radio was JfM UMIUNS CMUUS UUSKTON obligations to N ATO and West BPOA stated that asking for the FREE PARKING The program includes the Suite tkig on my nerves. 'What esui I do charged with breaking and enter­ turned on and a cigarette lighter PHlRUtTimV JOMNUVIH day covered much of Colorado’s FYee samples were offered, and Germany.” meeting was a "surprise move” ably since she nrst introduced it about Winston? of the A ir National Guard of your lovely mountain scenery and the $79.95 VALUES! NOW ON SALE AT ONLY from "Galtis Parislenne"'by Offen­ ing and larceny. was reported missing. all were gratefully received. Before leaving New York last and an "ill advised motion hastily several years ago. The comedy is state and all their support ele­ evenUig stop was at a motel in AT KEITH’S bach. “ Pomp and Circumstance" Helen Police made the arrests after Police are investigating both in­ Yesterday the tour traveled the night, he told newsmen West Ger­ voted through.” They cited the two mota buffoonish. the dance pat­ Dear Helen: There are things ments have been selected by head­ Colorado Springs, under the brow by .Elgar, the Overture to "M lg- questioning the two youths. cidents. ..TMTCUniS - brief distance from Allentown, Pa., many IS prepared to bring its own referendums in wMclrtowns.people Choice of stunning new colors and fabrics. Full innerspring con­ terns less Intricate. noii” by Thomas and the Emporer that Winston would like to do. He quarters. U.S. A ir Force, and pri­ of Pike's Peak. Anthony Evans, of 225 N. Elm rM (>T(CWUIII' SJair» by throughways into Connecticut, N ATO forces up to full combat voted against appropriating funds struction, easily opens to a full size bed or separate twin beds. Miss Ssmtsova is a beautiful Waltsea by Strauss. roads about them every day in the ority units for possible active fed­ Tour Air Force Academy and by the parkwtj.vs to Manches­ $ .95 St., owner of the station, reported wgsMNCtiwn sunns sirs strength. " I am sure I could get to secure preliminary plans for a Has covered metal back to support the two pillows. . . young woman who will probably 'Pianist Elarl Wild will be the papera Suggest that you ^ some eral duty. The units will be au­ Farm Labor Force Wednesday morning was- spent ter, arriving in their home towns that 34 in pennies and about in all the money I need to do what we junior high school. According. to | attract television attention after guest in a performance of Tchai­ of these thingB together, treave thorized full manning level and H b* RU'fihMti Ml in the new Air Force Academy, about 2:30 p.m. silver was taken in the break. A are asked to do and what we are the letter BPOA plans for a junior 69 She makes her formal debut with kovsky's Piano Concerto in B-flat him at home the rest o f the time. their training will be accelerated About 37 per cent of the total 8:10 6:30-9:60 with a full tour of the service The boys exchanged their plans rear window to the station was Sunday Eve. 7 :S0 committed to do” ’ he said. high school. According to the let­ the National Ballet of Canada, the minor, and selections from Leon­ A man and w ife have a right to forthwith to increase their readi­ labor force of the United States school being led by A ir Force Sgt. for the remainder of the summer. The fense minister hinted that ter BPOA members "do not feel broken to gain entrance. $99.50 VALUES! NOW ON SALE AT ONLY company for which A e left Rus- ard Bernstein's "West Side Story” entertain themselves as they eee ness capacity.” is engaged in business connected Crum of the post public relations Work, loafing, study — all were the range of rockets at the dis­ this should be brought up again A will be performed as well as "76 fit, but not at the expense of their Kelly and Pinney will appear In with farming, biit only 12 per cent stsifF. A fter a lecture in a beau­ mentioned. posal of ’West German armed forces during the short term of office of Beautifully atj'led deluxe Studios in choice of newer decorator Sbe showed promise in the soc- Trombones.” from "The Music mate. Right ? Three radar units, a tactical (Circuit Court 12, Manchester, to- strictly In farming. tifully appointed air-conditioned Three boys announced they were will be increased. But he said-he the majority on the board who cod o f the two works she danced, Man” by Willson. fighter wing and an air transport classroom, where Sgt. Crum ex- going to do some traveling. could provide no details. advocate this plan.” colors with tailored akirt, restful innerspring conatructlon. $ the B ^ k Swan pas de deux. Her Sommer Theater Dear Elsa: How can rou expect squadron—from four New Eng­ Easily opens to a full size bed or separate twin beds. On sale at .95 partner was Hans Meister of the "Pygmalion" is at the Oval Rill to know precisely what he land States—are among Air Na­ Dentists Serve Hitches Nattonal Ballet. Theater. Farmington, to Aug. 12. plans to do with jxiu when he re­ tional Guard units alerted yester­ 89 We hear that it's very’ well acted. tires if you never discuss the mat­ day for possible call-up by the Air r In the first work, the Blue Bird Force. O slo—Norway has only one den­ pss de deux, she appeared earth "Leave It To Jane" is at the ter with him ? He Is trjin g to plan More than 2,200 men now serve tist for every 1,500 people. In Mond, poesibly due to the danger­ Canton Show Shop, Canton, for both of >-ou and can only do northern Norway the ratio is one TWO TOP FEATtBES through Saturday. a good job if he know-s what you in the units. Those not at full HAPPINESS ously slippery stage. In the sec­ to 2,000. Parliament voted recant- S. MacLaine Daaoy Kayo KING SIZE 72-INCH strength were authorized to In­ ond work she gave more indica­ “ Oklal\oma” with John Raitt is want. ly to extend the law requiring Little and lovely, The Princess arrived a year ago. And what a warm crease their manpower. L. Harvey Data Wyntcr tion of an airy graoe and distinc- a.t the Oakdale Musical Theater Don't be so reticent. 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S*c - fii0 9 # Q in t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 PAOl FIVB iittnagement CrUicused hy PUC 22 Prisoners Parker-Tongren Silver Lane Alloived 7? and A 8 Aid Search for Krebs'Linnell TOPINOTCH The wedding of Miss Patricia Q—On which'continent did the Diabetes Drug Linncll of Manchester and Paul To Increase Rates camel family originate? Krebs of East Hartford tpok place A—North America, several mil­ (Onattnued from Pago Oas) MANCHESTER SPECIAIS, WED. NICHT, THttRS, FR I, SA t, AUC. 2, S, A mA 5 Saturday morning at the Church lion years ago. ’’ of the A.ssumption in Manchester. The State Public Utilities Commission has coupled criti­ search laboratories 16 months, The bride is the d.aughler of Mrs. o t Gertinde Linnell, 80 Cottage St., cisms manaaement practices with its irrant of fare .in­ Q—In time of war do neutral much of the time on the diabetes ' nations have the right to use the and the late John Linnell. The creases to the Silver Lane Bus Line, Inc. program. - This week's thriftiest way to please yourTamily The commission granted the following new fares: Single seas? bridegroom is the grand«on of Mr. A—Yes. If they do not traffic in Several weeks ago State Jail Ad­ and Mrs. Harold Burnham of . Bone. 15 cm tj cash wlUi no tokens.'*’ East HarTford. - - «^lch had been sold at the rate war materiel. ministrator Harold G. Hegstrom RANCH HOUSE HEAVY W BTM N STEER NeF— GUARANTEED TENDER AND TASTY i ' e t four for 50 c « t s ; two sonea, SO revenues totaled 9143.857 and ex­ and his top aides toured the Pfizer The Rev. Francis T. Butler of = -oenta cash ina'tead of 25 cents penses totaled 9139.218 for a net Q—How are U.S. ambassadors Company and were told of the re­ the Clnirch of the Assiimption per­ . . caah or two tokens at the rate of operating income of 94.639. The selected ? search programs. Permission sub­ formed the ceremony and cele-j 4 four for 50 centa as formerly; ape- PUC estimated that reduction of A—By presidential appoint- sequently was given for the corn- brated tlie nuptial hlvh Mass. ^ dal Aircraft tickets. 20 zone rides administrative expenses. with ment.with Senate conflrriiation. pahy to recruit volunteere^from K.scorted by her brotliP". John 5hirley Temple . for |2.50, an increase of 50 cents; wage increases, would increase the among Jail prisoners. The company Linnell Jr., 131 Summer St., the company's estimated 1962 net op­ sent a letter to each prisoner ask­ and school tickets, 10 zone rides Q—Who coined the phrase “The bride \vo»e a floor-leneth gown of erating income under the new ing for cooperation in the research SRLOIN STEAK ny'on and lAce witli iride.scont se­ Everyday I for $1.25, an increase of 25 centa. Four Hundred?” rates to about 97,800. This should studies. quins. de igned with a Sabrina < Eklward M. Royce, president and enable the company to liquidate A—Ward McAllister, once ar­ treasurer of the Silver Lane Bus biter of New York's social world. Dr. Ruseski said initial tolerance ’ace bodice and long s’eeves. The , Cottons Line. Inc., said today the new the existing deficit and thus studies on the new diabetes drug full sl-irt was apcenled with lace ' "i ; v w rates will probably become effec- strengthen its financial condition, were run at New London Jail and tiers. Her veil of F'rench illus’on ( the PUC added. Q—How rhuch ground t.s cov­ I tlve Sunday, Aug. IS. ' that now the project had advanced was draned from a crown of seed PUC requires five days’ notice e r t by I the Pentagon in Wash­ to the point where dosages of the The PUC advised management ington. D.C.? BOTTOM pearls and seouins She earried a i before increased rates become ef­ oral medication could be Increased. cascade of miniature white roses of the bus company to cut back fective, but Royce said the effec­ A—Some 34 acres. ROUND ROAST Actually, the work which start­ and miniature gladioli. its administrative expenses ind tive date would be delayed to Aug. I to use funds obtained through thiy Q—Hqw fast do small birds ed this morning at 7 o'clock with Mr.s. Franci.s DeSimone. 19 S. . 13 to permit printing of notices to prisoners having blood samples I economy to convert its accumu- be posted in buses. The company fly? Hawthorne St., sister of the bride, 1 lated deficit into a surplus, A—Usually no faster than IS drawn and then gulping dowm pills was matron of honor. She wore a ■ will also redeem outatanding had its beginning last night when f ' Salary Hike Scored tokens at the rate of 25 cents for to 25 miles an hour. yellow dre.«s of organza over silk. , “In spite of an unfavorable fl- the men missed supper. A period de.signed with a scoon neck and j each two tokens and 12 cents for of fast is necessary before a test­ ^ nancial condition, the company’s each single token. Q—Where was the sitf of ’he I'ell-shaped skirl of cocktail ( president raised his salary from ing run starts. Dr. Ruseski ex­ length. She carried a borquet of nation's first automobile show? plained. t about 511,500 in 1967 to 914,500 in A—Madison Square Garden, Porterhouse Steak miniature yellow roses and minia­ Each prisoner will have six sam­ K 1960. The president testified that Cite§ Safely Record New York City, in 1900. ture gladioli. I this figure covers services of other ples of blood drawn over a period Bride.smaid.s were Miss Barbara , members of his immediate family Hartford, Aug. 2 —Governor of six hours and the samples will Hobbs and Miss Kendall Aceto, Q—Which was the first college be analyzed, for quantity of sugar. ? who work gratuitously for the Dempsey today congratulated state in .tthe world chartered to grand niece of the bride, both of East ■When the drug reaches the point -VJ-'iiV v' ' ' ^ company. Nevertheless, it is ap- and local safety groups and the mo­ degrees exclusively to women? Hartford. TTiey were dressed in - parent that a company in this fi- toring public for helping an im­ of “activity,'' Dr. Ruseski con­ T-Bone Steak pink and Isvendar gown.s. re­ A—Georgia Female College. Ma­ ■; nancial condition cannot afford proved traffic fatality record for tinued, the amount of sugar should spectively.., .styled like the maid of con. Ga., established 1836, wnich decrease. The amount of decrease i such administrative expensea In July. is now Wesleyan College. }4 A* honor's, and carried matching j ; the opinion of the commission, the ultimately will have to stand com­ flowers. I with sparkle The Governor noted that last parison with another Pfizer’s dia­ ' Increase in salary was not ad- month’s death toll dropped to 22, Richard W. Lata of East Hart- j . visable and for rate-making pur- Q—In what country Is the betes drug, diabinese. ' ‘M ford was hi.s cousin’s best man. ] a decrease of 17 from the com­ trumpeter often domesticated? For each six blood samples and spice * poses, we are allowing only the for­ parable month of 1960. Cube Steak Ushers were Theodore Lata of i ^ mer figure,” the PUC finding and A.—In Brazil where it la allowed drawn, a prisoner receives 96 from East Hartford, cousin of the bride­ "We’re often quick to scold and to associate with barnyard fowl. Pfizer, and a like amount turned order stated. reprimand people and groups when J- jI- groom, and Francis Downev of over to the prisoner's activity fund. Litchfield. The PUC also directed Royce to the fatality rate rises,” he said. Q—How old is the art of knit­ Warden Hegstrom said. While the execute a “proper promissory note "Now it’s time to compliment them ting? The bride's mother wore a blue lolton SlUfllO testing program is new for the lace dress, and the bridegroom's MRS. PAUL KREBS at the going rata of Interest” for in helping reduce traffic deaths.’ A—Older than written history. State Jails, similar research work A . ,f.1 iV.^V.'lr. . . . - y . - . ---- l money borrowed from the com- The Governor said the death toll grandmother a black lace dress, Sizes 3 re 6 x ...... $5.T9 Stockings were the first articles to has been going several years at l.orinp SiudiOA ^ t h wore corsages of white I ' pany. The company’s balance drop is attributable to the efforts be knitted as we knit today. the state’s prison in Wethersfield brated the same number of birth­ Sizes 7 ro 14...... S7.p fa. sheets showed |7,34S loaned with- of a lot of people— state and local MRS. DAVID M. TARKER carnations. and the Federal Correctional In­ A reception for 150 gpieets was days ? I I out Interest and without a promla- safety agencies, police and the mo­ Q—What is the origin of the stitution, Danbury, the warden Top Round Steak Ruth Milieu In the second place, (older people Cinderella makes every day a gala day for fashion-loving f-vaory note. tor vehicles department. held at the K of C Home in Man­ schoolgirls. These smart young dresses win top marks for word Lent, the season preceding added. The marriage of Miss Margarety JAmes Robert Tongren. brother of chester. After a wedding trip to don't really want to be set apart I- “’This is not a commendable “And the public is becoming Easter? * The work at the Jail here Is ex­ Evelj-n Toni;ren of Talcottville and the bride. in clubs organized just to keep good fashion, fresh new colors and excellent easy-care be­ ! nractice even for a company in the more safety conscious,” the Gov­ Lake George. N.Y.. the couple will Individuality—Not Clubs— havior. A—“Lenten,” an old English pected to continue several days, The bride's mother wore a mint be at home at 80 Cottage St., Is What the Aged Want them happy and content. Older ( best Inandai condition. For a bus ernor emphasized. word for "spring.” according to Dr. Ruseski. He said David M. Parker of Manchester, people want to be a part off *he ' and formerly of Buffalo, N. Y,, green dvess, matching accessories, Manchester. Nowadays it seems that every : . company operating on as slim a As of today the traffic death the program at New London had white gloves and bracelet corsage world they live in. sharing their f ■ mar^n as this one, it is clearly toll stood at 143. two more than a Q—WTiere was ,the last meeting been hampered by a lack of prison­ w-as solemnized Saturday afternoon community qr organization that interests, enthusiasms and con- of pink carnations. The bride­ wants to do something for older t questionable. The mere fact that year ago at this time. Only a few of the Confederate Cabinet held ? ers. at the Church of the Nazarene in groom's mother wore a be’»je Might Cruises Possible cems with people of all ages. j i this cmnpany is a closely held oor- days ago there was a much wider A—Washington, Ga., in 1865. Sheriff William T. Burlant said Sirloin Tip Roast people decides to sponsor a club If we were half as much con-; Manchester. dress, matching accessories, and a I poration is not Justification for its ffap- the prisoners had responded to Frankfurt — Night cruising on for "senior citizens." cemed with the loneliness of our The bride is the daughter of Mr. bridegroom's, mother wore a beige t president to borrow money with- The Govefhor says he hopes this Q—WTiat was the ancient name Pfizer’s call "splendidly,” and de­ corsage of pink carnations. the Rhine is now possible because It seems to me that some per­ older citizens as we pretend to be. I out clear evidence of the debt. It is month’s record will also mark an for Paris? and Mrs. Paul T. Tongren, Main sons who sponsor such clubs don't' we w'ouldn't be forming senior cit­ clared that this followed inmate A smorgasbord and reception of new boat radar installations • hardly proper for this company to Improvement over the August 1960 A—In Roman times Paris was a participation In blood donor pro­ ARMOUR'S CAMfPIRfi St.. Talcottville. The bridegroom with a 1,200-foot range. Paa.senger really understand the "senior cit­ izens clubs to set them apart ' provide its president with funds total of 25 deaths. small fishing village called Lutetia. la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel was held in the lower church audi­ veasels and other river craft can izens” they are trying to help. We would offer them special in­ grams where there is no pay. torium for 150 guests. For a motor i without interest while it borrows Parker of Buffalo, N. Y. now proceed at any time of day In the first place, why should vitations to join the organizations 1. ■ money at the going rate of interest The Rev. C. E. Winslow, pastor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada, or night. Previously most Rhine in which we, ourselves, are inter­ the bride wore a white linen bro­ any older person be intrigued by ' i ; to maintain its operations,” the of the Church of the Nazarene. per- traffic' had been limited to day­ the offer of membership in a c'ub ested members. And we would i -PUC noted. form'ed the ceremony before an al­ cade dre."s and pink accessories. light hours. made up of a g^tjup who have no give them a chance to work tn ? Royce. when Informed of the tar decorated with white gladioli The couple will be at home after such groups, to speak their minds Aug. 7 at 66 Welherell St., Man­ more tn common than that the.v , oommission’s action and reoom- SLICED BACON 49 'and yellow pompons. Miss Pamela LONG DISTANCE CONFERENCE have lived about the same number and have their say. We would ^ mendations, indicated he would Fitzsimmons of Manchester was chester. New York, Aug. 2 (^ 1—An un­ of years? Why should a man or offer them our companionship, '. comply with both the salary cut- Boloi.st, accompanied by M r s. The bride, a 1959 g^'aduate of usual sales conference has been woman of 70 be more intercstd friendship and fellowship—not just back and signing a promissory SELECTED R.AVORFUL Florence Wood of Bridgeport a« Manchester High School, received conducted b.v the Royal McBee in joining an organization being membership in a club that sets note. He said his wife, Barbara organist. an a-ssociate degree in June 1961 Corp. Via a 10.000 mile telephone formed Just to get a group of 70- them apart from all other age i * Royce, is secretary of the company Escorted by her father, the bride from Eastern Nazarene College. hookup, some 4.000 sales person­ year-olds together than a mah or groups. f and performs l^kkeeping, ac- wore a Chantilly lace gown, fash­ She is employed by Hauschild F i­ nel In 110 district sales offices woman of 40 would be interested Newspaper Enterprise Assn. counting and clerical work. She 1s ioned with a Sabrina neckline nance in Manchester. Her husband, i heard president Fortune P. Ryan in joining a club for that age > assisted by her mother, Mrs. Mar- trimmed with sequins and pearls, a graduate of Jamestown (N.Y.) ! and other company official.s dis- group ? RIVER .STURGEON ^ tha Schildge, he added. BEEF LIVE[? long tapered sleeves, basque bod­ High School, served a year in • cuss the firm's position yesterday. Older men and women are just Both sea and lake sturgeon live 39 in the fresh waters of the St. Law­ * Wage Negotlatioma ice, and bouffant skirt terminating Korea during his three-year serv­ Ryan said marketing operations as varied in their personalities and Royce also reported wage nego­ In a full chapel train. Her finger­ ice with the U.S. Army, and is em­ I have been reorganized and the of- interests as any other age group— rence River the year round and tip-length veil of silk illusion was ployed by P ratt and Whitney Air­ j fice typewrrlter plant in Hartford, j so why expect them to be congen­ dense schools drive into tributary tiations will start Friday with the DELICIOUS FOR LUNCHES I Street, Electric Railway and Mo­ arranged from a wedding cake craft in Ea.st Hartford. I Conn., modernized. ial just because they have cele­ streams to spawn In spring. tor Coach Ehnployes, AFL, imion. crown trimmed with sequins and The company employs nine regu­ seed pearls. She carried a cascade lar operators and three mechanics. of white orchids and white carna­ The PUC memo noted that a tions with baby’s breath. *^rimary reason for increased BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST ± 3 9 Miss Levina Dow ot North costa is the additional wages paid Haven was maid o< honor. She to its operators.” Wage cost Is ex­ wore a yellow strapless gown of pected to be further increased 10 ■ilk organza, designed with a gold cents per hour, Mfective Oct. 1, DEUCfOUS^ FRESH MADE midriff and boiiffant skirt. Her LAST 3 DAYS 1961, according to the cmnmission. headpiece was a matching circle Royce acquired the Silver Lane face and she carried a colonial ( Bus Lines, Inc. in 1952. ITje PUC, ■bouquet of tinted orchid carna­ in reviewing the company’s finan­ tions and baby’s breath. cial record, noted that its best Bridesmaids .were Miss Janice .year since 1956 was 1960 in which POLISH KIELBASA 59 Vale of Providence. R.I.; Mrs. Carol Kilpatrick Shroyer of 'Wol­ FRESH PICKED laston. Mass.; and Mrs. Edith Carl- eon of Hartford. Miss Betty Jane KING SIZE TV TRAYS Tongren of Talcottville. sister of CMtAT Miw run on NATIVE SWEET CORN the bride, is’as flower, girl. The bridesmaids were dress^ed DMVnOPMMMTI tn orchid and purple gowns de­ c signed like the maid of honor'.s and WITH PURCHASE OF similar headpieces, and they car­ 99 49 ried colonial bouquets of tinted $5.00 or MORE Each yellow camation.s and baby’s breath. TTie flower girl wore a LUSCIOUS, JUICY gown of yellow silk organza under a yellow lace bouffant skirt, a small crown of silk organza, and PEACHES she carried a miniature bouquet.. Richard B. Parker of James­ town, N.Y., was his brother’s v a l u a b l e c o u p o n best man. Ushers were Paul V. Tongren Jr. of Talcottville. broth­ THIS COUPON WORTH 39 er of the bride and Joseph DiMardo 100 WORLD GREEN STAMFS of East Hartford. Ringbcarer was WITH PURCHASE OF FROZEN FOODS 95.00 OR MORE THU'BS., FRI., SAT., AUG. 9, 4 and 5 FANCY FLORIDA One Coupon Per Adult Oaitomer TOR NOTCH FOODS ORANGE JUICE

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THE KNOWN NAME i N W g """' FREE PARKING THE KNOWN qUALJTT SINCE : 068 MAIN BT., MANCIKSTER — MI 8-274J MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 PAGB SEVEN -^TA O ISII; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST f, 1981 ling Uw iBBt rites of ttw Rokim long-term unemployment problem motion itself but to vote for a ‘and aa a naw nanagamant begins as officers in the several branches Now Many Woar CatfaoUo Church. ^ Jobless R a te Is still extremely serious, noted Bid for Free World Unity Labor amendment demanding that Atttrl^rtfUr easting about.for a long ranga way of the armed aerrtcea. And, in moat 'Hal Boyle' A 'rhouffht for Today State News Hla Injuries were msny, Includ­ that the Idle rate has remained no firm step into the Common DapDRdalile to Bolvs its probiema, wa have one Th^ instances, the bask pay is higher Spoaaorad tif the Mancheatca ing a fraotured right fbrsarm, a practically unchanged at close to Market be taken before agree­ Eonting l|rraUk I>cr week than many liuraes once FALSE TEETH compound fracture ot the ^ t E d g e s to e % 7 per cent of the work force for ment 4s-obtained from a confer­ primary hops. received each month. Mothers Can’t Retire, Connell ot.Chorchee w m IIM * Worry wrist, a fractured pelvis, a double 6 9 eight months. Macmillan Proposes ence ot Commonwealth prime min­ Used Refrigarators m a That la that thara wiil ba some Doctor Says One iMt hosanna in this hymn of Roundup fracture of the lower left leg, a The labor secretary said that the isters and Britain’s partners In the praise. 'Die cost of the nursing edu­ How good It la ‘to ■ ba allva—to Bat. talk, lausb ariMSMM Without fracture of the upper left leg, and new defense spending'outlays pro­ 7-natlon European Free Trade As­ OvediMded niMlVeeM bold, Imaglnatlva effort to turn tsar ot lustouio^aaSalalleaW t—th awawtoa. Of Work Force the road’a aupposad prime liabil­ cation ia a fraction of the coet of a worlf and to grow, to think, and siippiw w~]^er„,Enlerprl8e Industry being built up that says "Sometimes I feel like 1 ought Bach day is a new time before us any druf oouater. Beach, S. c. buckled on his safety belt." "Its most striking feature is the millan's nominal majority of more .Csan. . but don’t think I’m running a The fact Oiat both employment growing at such a rate that the Some 47 Conservatives have sub­ than 100 votes, put the amendment C3aaa HUI Mattar. transportation of commuterf, is you can't be happy If yem retire to lef’ go, and give this old world to plan, to aspire, to' fulfill. We reconciliation of France and Ger­ mitted an amendment criticizing I Are yJ>u a high school girl or the matrimonial agency. and unemployment could decline in work force Is rapidly increasing. through and force the government SDBStaupnuN r a ^b b .__ also tha thing that makes Its red The pamphlet may be obtained after #5. a rest," she says placidly. She is may well be fatefu l to God for Extended Forecast 8-Cent Grant July was explained by a drop in many. The community has,Impart­ the official government motion. PayaMs la Adranca parent of one? If so you may be 60-70 pound above her arrival possibilities made available by the to resig;n. But political observers NcTir f*#*r* S* low Srktol Carrlar liaii ink inevitable. through the Public'Affairs Commit­ Thera is a great industry being Windsor Locks, Aug. 2 OP) — Thd Hartford, Aug. 2 — The the civilian la'bor force by alxml ed an impetus to th e' wonomlc Four left-wing Laborites are mov­ felt the dissidents would pull back interested in a pamphlet entitled weight, and America has beeiv for coming of each moment—to use It U.S. Weather Bureau issued thle ing their own amendment charging no CmM —TaH follMMSi Vaar ...... tU.M And the statistics, for that mat­ j "Your Nursing Services Today and tee, 22 East 88 gl., N.y. 18. N. Y. built up that says you can't be town' of Ashford will receive 645,000 to 78,639,000. growth of the six. It has developed from any move that could bring ItOOtllB 7 7b on receipt of 25 cents. her just one child and a calorie In such a way that we may say Whirliradi extended Connecticut forecast to­ eight cents from the stats some­ This drop came about because Munson’s Leases that the merger decision Is “cal­ down their own government and Montba •••••«••■• A.90 ter, will support that theory. Tomorrow" which has been issued happy if you retire before you are after another. that It was not wasted—the great day for Thursday through Mon­ a dynamic of Ith own. It Is an culated to intensify the Cold War.” Da Mootli •■••••••*«•«■ 1.S9 I by the National League for Nursing 65. . - time soon as compensation for many atucienta seeking summer Idea that has gripped men’s send them out to face the voters 7aakly .80 Bjit we do not believe the ela- All her five children — the sil­ tasks fulfilled, the lowly ones E. and 6ai Raagat day, Aug. 7: some tax-exempt state property jobs dropped out of the labor force Space in Parkade Edward Heath, No. 2 man In the In a general election: I and the Public Affairs Committee. There is a great industry being ver cord remains untarnished and transformed. God challenges us Temperatures are expected to minds.” British Foreign Office, met in Paris MhJlBB* O f tiatlca are unalterable. I As the husbantl and father of - Priett os Lew in th at’Northeastern Connecticut without getting employment. There Conservative party officials nev­ Beckwith Takes built up that aaye It Isn’t worth­ unbroken — deny her this choice. by the gift ot every hour. It Is average near seasonal normals community. jdunson’s Candy Kitchen of Bol­ Some political storm clouds yesterday with foreign ministers of TUOi AaSOOATlID PM O l ; registered nurses, 1 am surely a In our hands how that gift Ahall was n& significant change in July himg over the debate with hostil­ ertheless marshaled a full attend­ Tha Aasoctaiad Fraaa la aaelualaaly The New Haven's sendee to while to retire at all. It is better They all feel the need of her unity, Sorvieo Tfiot's NtMT wdth only small day to day in the number of unemployed adult ton will open a confectionery out- the six nations and said "all were ance of party members for the antltlad to Uia oaa of rapabHeaUon at commuters is ,tlje one big sendee i prejudiced commentator. But it is Jet Course at to go on as before. now as when young. be used. changes. The 8-cent grant waa the small­ ity promised from "empire first- very enthusiastic and there were Sale all Daws dlsaatebas crsditsd to It or I my sober opinion that nursing is Rev. Felix M. Davis est listed when the state announc­ workers. le* in the Parkade at 381 W. Mid­ ers” In the Conservative party and debate to offset any rebellion that not otbarvlsa cradHad la thU paper the railroad renders which is well Wekll. this just may or may not "But sometimes I get so tired," Normal mean temperature at The Labor Department further no signs of obstacles.” might develop. I the ideal profession for the career happen to be true. Second Congregational Church Hartford Is 74 with a usual daily ed yesterday It will make grants dle Tpke., It was reported today. left-wing factions among the La- He predicted negotiations might ^ 5 S i $ 5 . 9 5 aiwi also tha loeal asara piwiahed bare. nigh irreplaceable. It constitutes girl and the be.st possible training ^ Texas Air Base mother says. "I’d like to retire... totaling $305,579 in lieu of t a x reported that employment condi­ bo rites. All rlcbts of rapoblleatloa ot aDada] So far as I know, there U no I'd just like to quit." Potterton's range from a high Of 85 to a low tions Improved In mcMt of the 160 A bill of sale filed In the town start in six to eight weeks, "that dispatches herein ara also raaaraad. the every day public necessity for m arri^e, child bearing and medical evidence that proves any ISO Center St.—Cor. of Ohoreh of 62. At Bridgeport the normal payments to 140 towns before the clerk's office today discloses the But the official Laborlte opposi­ is moving fast,” he commented. Sentences Affirmed • f r « e • v e f t f I m m m m A m child rearing. Cadet Major Timothy S. Beck­ Talk, woman, talk. 66 Signals on Light end of the month. major job centers in' the early • M B B S I m « A s y 'B b A h P Pull aartlca ellaat ot N B. A. which demands that the railroad human being who keeps his en­ There are plenty of statistics range Is from 82 to 64, and at New summer. It said indications are sale of equipment from the Cas­ tion has decided to abstain from In his announcement Monday B llIlK itlllllll lIlilB S b f lea. Inc , Perhaps this statement was not with, cadet commander of the Man­ Haven from 80 to 62. Towns containing state proper­ anova Chocolate Co. of Milford, voting against the goverrt'ment, Hartford, Aug. 2 (JP) — 'Hiroe A liiild ibbRosbM Publishers naprsoauusuTss: Rapraaaatatlyas: avs be kept running. ajways valid. It was not so long thusiasm for living and new or old to show .(I hope) that men who Berlin — West Berlin's biggest that the improvement will con­ that Britain would seek member­ fiA isssd IrtBfiJtsi fo M l g* chester Cadet Squadron of the enjoyments dies younger by quit­ ' Precipitation may total between ty receive such grants annually in present tenants of the approxi­ contenting Itself with an amend­ ship In the EEC, Macmillan sentences were affirmed today by Ihs Mma Leif ^rico. TWy f)v« Julius MathewaI Special Anacy *------— Haw ago that nurse's training was "like retira younger live longer than traffic light, a 330,000 signal that tinue to mid-September. B— fsrfBhlp' S f p s A far varL Torit Chicago Detroit “ ------Bad Boston. It is, aa well, a service which the ons-tenth and six-tenths of an Inch. mately 600 square foot store area, ment deploring that the British the review division of the Suspl^or a two or three year^ hazing," to Civil Air Patrol, has been selected ting a steady job at 55 rather than those who don’t. It’s good for directs an average of 6,000 vehicles place of the tax payments they Nine-tenths of the 160 major stressed he would require guaran­ aaaa aandMaps, yat ara : m Bu b b r ADDIT BDREAD OB railroad ought to be able to pro- 65. Showers are likely about Wednes­ supposedly would get If the prop­ tf Munson’s Candy Kttchen, Inc. move was being negotiated from a tees to , protect (Commonwealth Court. F'ttty.” FiA-fcafad; yaa aaai CIRCULATIONR borrow a phrase. ' to represent the state at the week- them. ah hour In Ernest Reuter Square, areas surveyed by the depart­ 60 OssrfcaM . T«y flaws dan'. day night or Thursday and again of Bolton. Seile price was not dis­ position of economic weakness. They were aa follows: aRaat w«ar ar affisarawca. SBm \dde more efficiently, more com­ Freshmen rtfrely had a day off. . What is true is that in most cir­ But not for mothers. Mothers can flash up to 66 signals — for Hare You Met? erty were owned by someone oth­ ment's bureau of employment se trade and that the other Com­ The Heralo Prlatlnc Ooiapany, lae., long CAP Jet Orientation Course cumstances no doctor can assay Sunday night or Monday. closed. Labor leader Hugh Galtskell said monwealth governments would be New Haven County — Louis M. ,aM rayisr lisas. Sirafek faot. ------mslMlIty fortably. more speedily, and more They were not allowed to engage in can’t retire. They can’t quit, can cars, trolleys, bicycles, and pede­ er than the state. curlty reported job gains. PtUil Bwogwor Bmif Bt assumes no financial responslb tor at Perrin Air Force Base. Tex. your endurance. The g;ranta are figured on the Nevertheless, the number of ma­ The property will be leased by government ministers had mis­ consulted fully before Britain en­ Urslni Jr., 20, a year and a day to nsJ4$, typocraphicrj errors appeartne In ad- safely, than any other conceivable social conversation or to date in­ He will be flowm by the Air they? A mother’s best pension is strians. ■ three years, escape from custody iCiie Cdi 1 Ml wkm anfar*^ Tertisemeins and ether readbut matter ternes. Curfew was 9 or 10 p.m. Unless you have a known tremi- Heads Girls Nation basis of the acreage Involved, but jor areas rated as having sub­ Munson’s, effective Sept. 1, and handled their approach to the Com­ tered the continental group. In The Ifanchester Brentnii Harald form of transportation. Force to Perrin Air Force Base nal disease an honest physician the reward of the nMd of her an early September opening Is ex"- mon Market over the past few Heath said after his Paris con­ of a deputy sheriff. with maybe an occasional midnight near Sherman, Tex., on Sunday, eternal presentment./^ NHRR TRUSTEES B.ATIFIED : Washington, Aug. 2 0P>—A chest improvements made by the state stantial unemployment — meaning would have to admit, as any honest do not cause the grants to In­ 6 per cent or more of the avail pected. Munson’s, who make their years and declared Britain would ference that the EEC ministers Fairfield County — Lester S. Display adTertlsIaii cloatni hours: It could be all these things, and pass. and will return home the following Washington, Aug. 2 (/Pi—The In­ nut-haired honor student from Hatton, 22, five to seven years, vi­ for Monday—1- p.m, rrtday — Between ward work and lessons, physician did 3,000 years ago, that terstate Commerce Commission crease. Usually, the more Impro­ able labor force was idle—re own candies in Bolton, will pre­ have been In a better bargaining had noted the value of the Com­ WELDON Por Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. still remain the most economics! Saturday. your longevity w'ould have to be South Glastonbury, Conn., is pr» mained unchanged from June at sent their own full line of candy position If the negotiations had monwealth “qnd the need to make olation of the State Narcotic and I Por Wednesday—] p.m Tuesday. form of sendee available. the girls put in a 12 to 14-hour day. While attending the CAP-U. S, Much Candy Imported has ratified the three court-ap­ siding today over Girls Nation. vements a property-holder makes DRUG COMPANY • Por Thursday—] p,m. Wednesoiday. They were exploited in the wards as much a mystery to you as his the higher his taxes climb. 88. products In the new store. been started earlier. special arrangements for It.” Drug Act; Arnold Treeter, 23, Air Force program, he will receive pointed trustees for the New She Is 17-year-old Susan L. Me. The Labor party’s parllamen' three to six years, l>rea]dng and J Por Prlday-] p.n». Thursday. Furthermore, even the compe­ where moat of their time was spent Is to him. New York — Candy Imported Haven railroad, which is undergo­ A year ago there were 37 ma­ But he said he would not op­ 901 Main St.—Ml 8-5321 Pot Saturday—] o.in. Prlday. preflight training and academic in­ Donald, announced as the winner In the case of A t^ord, the jor areas so classified. First baseball diamond was laid pose the decision for Britain to tary caucus Instructed its mem' entering and attempted breaking Classtned deadline; 10;S0 a.m. tition which once diminished the performing menial tasks. And at struction. and hav the opportu­ One learns by observation. into the United States last year ing bankruptcy reorganization. of the presidency last night after grant of eight cents for the year day of puhileatloa aseapi Saturday— graduation those who continued It has been niy observation that Goldberg, stressing that yie out in Cooperstown. N.Y. seek market membership, provided bers to abstain on the government and entering. • Am. commuter traffic, and which is nity to take the controls of an Air totaled 51.510,000 pounds. More Approved yesterday were Richard a day of frenzied campaigning Is for the six-hundredths of an their careers usually had few alter- Force T33 jet trainer in about people who have performed en en­ than half of it came from England. J. Smith, Southport, Conn., Wil­ EDWARD J. BAYLES, and political oratory among 99 still cited as the chief reason why nativ’es other than to do institution­ acre that make up Ellphalet Nott WedneatUp, Augtut 3 three hours of flying time with an deavor ably for a lopg period of Next In order were the Nether­ liam J. Kirk, Newton. Mass., and 164 East Center Street teen-age delegates from 48 states, Memorial Park. 'The whole tract 935 MAIN ST. - TEL. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS the commuter traffic has become al nursing for which they were paid Air Force instructor. time, if they weary of it, survive lands and Belgium. U.S. candy ex­ Harry W. Dorigan, Westfield, N.J. the Canal Zone and the District of meager salaries. Manchester, Conn. la valued at $2 when considered as “Wan Street Answer” unprofitable has, in the past few Beckwith, yesterday promoted to longer if they relinquish it rather ports totaled about 12,350,000 They were appointed by Judge Columbia. unimproved land and the grant Is years, developed problems of its Today all that is changed. Girls the rank of cadet major, is the first than if they try to continue their pounds, with Canada and Mexico Robert P. Anderson of the U.S. Ml 9-4604 The vice presidency went to clutch of it. . figured at the local assessment ^ - 2 These are Indeed BUrring times own which tend to make the rail­ who have had two years of college cadet in the state to hold that the leading buyers. District Court of Connecticut. Miss MacDonald's "Nationalist rate of 39 mills. which test our whole way of life. training can get their bachelor de­ rank. He has also been named cadet They must find a different reach. Party" running mate, Deborah roads attractl\-e again. Originally, grees as wel] as their nursing reg­ commandant for the summer en­ There comes a time when they Here is one of your neighbors, Ann Rosen, 17, Orangebury, S.C. The total of $365,579 for this Just how Stirling, and just how the automobile, and modem high­ istrations (R.N). at the end of campment of the Connecticut must let go of what they held, and an independent businessman In The "Federalist Party” candi­ year’s grants Is some $45,000 high­ thrilllnsrly the test is being an­ three years. grasp another thing. your community, engaged in n er than last year’s figure, $260,- ways, did take passengers away Wing of CAP, to be held this yesu- date for president was Donna Jean 855. This year’s grants are in WATKINS swered, and by what department from the trains. Now the auto­ They are encouraged to pursue at Dover Airport in Wilmington. Change ia a tremendous medi- | TO SUCCESSFULLY SATISFY his cu.stomers’ in­ highly-developed modem serv­ Luke, 17, a high school senior outside interests for broad cultural Del., starting Aug. 19. cine at any age. from Rexburg, Idaho. lieu of taxes on some 167,787 Like French Provincial, of our living, was made clear by mobile, an(j the atmosphere on ice that is helping many fam­ acres of land valued at $7 mil-1 an extraordinary front page of training after their office eight-hour The 1961 MHS graduate is the There are those who say that age 1 vestment needs, we feel a broker must be... to bor­ Visits were scheduled for the these modem highways, are be­ day is completed. The curfew most son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. cannot stand a change of medicine I ily, business and professional girls today with their home state lion. ! SEMI-ANNUAL the New Tork Herald Tribune this ginning to drive people back often is midnight so that there's Beckwith, 15 Hiu'tland Rd. He will o'- survive a new viewqioint. I row a football term .. .a triple threat man. He" people to plan and control their senators and congressmen ant ! for the same story the Herald there should be more than that. nursing education, indu.striai nurs­ metric tons, a one-year Increase SU N LIFE day after being pinned under a ■ There should be real room and ing, visiting nursing, social service of 33.3 per cent. Trieste is the port through the third grade in Ire­ fl UIT CINTIR n. • MANCHiniR • Til; Ml J-IISI truck. has been sought in Hartford, Conn., at one low price J Tribune had this: "Wall Street work, physiotherapy, rehabilitation. i that carries most of Austria's for­ land before ahe came over here feme* T. tiair • (eberf H. Starlte) OF C A N A D A Omindo Soto, Springfield, Mass, and Springfield, Holyoke, Palmer ; Answer to Khrushchev." real comfort, so that every ride airline hostessing and enli.stment | eign trade. and bore five children, never had was thrown from the truck when and the Cape Cod area for alleged­ » Other headlines visible on the would seem a ride of luxury rath-1 It overturned yesterday on Ratley ly passing worthless checks. He was arrested at a Chicopee I top half of the page Included er than an endurance of a trans­ Road. His head and shoulders were pinned under the cab of the motel Monday night. Police say ;’"Call-Up Alert: 71 Air Units, 11 portation necessity. If the rail­ vehicle. He was the driver. he plunged from the East Windsor > ' [ From Area” and "Vast Fund For road can create the right kind of A passenger, Edward Gonzales. home after refusing to let police O w ice A < Arms Wins T est” ride, we think it wdll sell, to many 21, also of Springfield, suffered an enter and disappeared through a , cornfield. Going back to tha "Wall Street people, and at rates which can Injured leg, but ran a half mile to make black ink, not red. the highway and Steen Tobacco . 1 ; Answer to Khrushchev" we find Farm to get assistance. Both are State Man Injured ; the following news lead: Even In this period >of the N«\v employed at the farm. Haven's difficulty and decline, it Middlebury, Vt., Aug. 2 (jp — t "Wall Street offered a neat A group of workers from the Ronald Schwartz, 24, Storrs, Conn., Take your time 4 I statistical answer to tough talk has offered, in its club cars, one farm lifted the truck off Soto. injured Saturday In a car crash I out of the Kremlin yesterday when of the finest railroad rides In the in which a New Jersey man died, world. At the aanie time. In Its Father of 3 KUled was reported resting comfortably paying! I that capitalistic barometer, the yesterday at Porter Hospital. : Block market, soared to its high- regular coaches, it has offered Hartford, Aug. 2 (tp—A young married man, who neglected to Police said Schwartz waa the Take two years to pay for * est levels in history. By closing what has been just I about the use the safety belt he had In his driver of a car which overturned gong stocks were worth gSA- bil- worst railroad ride in the world. car, lost his life early today In an three times on Route 7 while It was your new bedroom. Only Hon more than the night before. SkMTie' imaginative formula some­ accident on the Hartford-Sprlng- being pursued by a state police $20.85 down; $8.70 month­ where between these two rides, to fleld Expressway, Windsor. cruiser. Hesitant investors flocked back His passenger, George Pasquinl, ly. Set a new minimum standard of The victim was Joseph T. to the market, buoyed by brighter Wright, 26, RFD 2, Robbins Rd., 27, Phlllipsburg, N. J., died after business reports and the promise comfort and service, might prove Monson, Mass., a blade fabricator the crash. Schwartz suffered cuts that things will get a lot better that, the very- area of the New Ha­ employed at the Kaman Aircraft and bruises. Schwartz is enrolled ven’s supposed weakness could be Oorp. Research Plant In Hartford. at Middlebury College’s French now that the United Btatea la tak­ school. made Into its prime guarantee of ' Recently he had been working a ing a firm stand on Berlin. 12-hour shift, from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Even while Premier Khrush­ future economic health. | He went to bed at 9 p.m. Tuesday Washington, Aug. 2' ()P)—New chev's threat yvas coming over the after saying good night for what Haven, Conn., has been granted a $145,000 advance by the Commu­ news wires the market had al­ he did not know would be the last Lighter Than Air time to his three young children. nity Facilities Administration. The Hand ready hit its record peak—what At 2 a.m. today, Wright and his g;rant approved yesterday will fi­ many Wall Streeters hope will be It . would seem appropriate to wife, Darlene, 21, got up and had nance planning of improvements a point of no retimi. breakfaat. An hour later he start­ to a sewage treatment plant to decorated vMiture some reassurtnee over a cost an estimated $3,660,000. The Behind the sweeping movement | rather, unusual Infiltration of the ed off for work in his 1967 model 4-door sedan. advance will be repayable when was apparent Congreasional back­ Manchester atmosphere yesterday. Something happened while he construction starts. ing for the President's request for There was no need for alarm, ■was traveling south along the ex­ French Provincial $3.5 more in defense spending. It at the apparent appearance of an pressway at about 3:45 a.m. and Monkey Isolated looked as If the legislators, might air lighter than air. hia oar plowed up on the center even throw in an added billion. esplanade and struck, head-on, an Panama—A capuchin monkey— “Sugar and Spice” is a fitting This air is designed to be almtment to Che Pigmn Hill Rd. one of .tfie most intelligent and name for this delightfully National defense stocks were avid­ breathed in m .ch the same way overpass. amiable of New World simians—is ly pursued by the rejuvenated In­ as the normal air to which, in this State Trooper Joseph G. Kra- being reared to a Smithsonian In­ styled French Pro'vincid vestors as they have been ever valley of miasma, w^ are accus­ jewSkl found that the speedometer stitution preserve entirely away group in bone white finish, In the badly smashed car had from other monkeys. From the since the President's speech last tomed. The only difference Is that hand decorated in gray. A jammed a t 69 mph. There were ,no age of three weeks this monkey 50” 6-drawer double dresser . Tuesday night. ; it should be taken in with deeper brake martes visible, the trooper has had only human companion­ "But even more significant was breaths, held with a slightly ex­ sakl. ship. It is hoped that the test> and mirror, a 32” 4-drawer the strength In the blue chips, tended pause, and exhaled with a It was at 5 am . that Wright died will show the roles of heredity and che$t, and full size bed are in­ environment to adult behavior. ahares of the nation's most fa­ sense of pleasant luxurj’. The to Hlartford Hospital after recedv- cluded. Drawers are center- mous, most basic industrial com­ whole process Is actually easier guided and dustproofed panies. The emphasis on limited than the effort normally required throughout. (Bedside table war—the infantrj', artillerj’ type for breathing in Manchester. $36.75) . Other pieces also sale —rather than on nuclear force was If taken in proper, long, easy priced. ene of the biggest boosters for draughts, it has mainly a pleasant, shares of these ray materials pro­ serene effect. Should more rapid ducers." Getting Married? breathing happen to': supercharge 8o there, iii the news architec­ the system with It, some amusing ture of the front page of one of but quite harmless side-effects pur great newspapers, is a picture may be noted. There is' a certain of America standing fjrm and Rent Formal Wear light-footednesa and light-headed­ great -in the world today,, led and ness combined. In the lower ani-’ ... by helping you plan ahead are extra /diampioned by an upward surge of At Regal mais. euch aa cats, this may ex­ tjirices on 'Wall Street, the blue press itself in harmless frolic,'as if One Of Connecticut’s Largest J chips all up In defiance of Khrush- the whole world had suddenly be­ Summer’g a p'cat time for vacations—for fun—for picnics with the family—for really enjoying life. And "dhev, the experts daring to dream ■ \/-v Formal Rental Stores come a catnip ball. It can usually Of "a point of no return." the heat things in life come to those people who plan ahead. 4 Whatever your financial needs be controlled in the human being, NEWEST STYLES TO iPerhaps we ahould not ques- may be, whether they concern a modest household budget or more complicated business problems where the rational process Inter­ thw the mood of the newspaper. C Ideating a planning ahead is important, • The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company provides more than FIT ALL MEN cedes, often with a reminder that Perhaps we should merely accept normal air may be back tomor­ 40 basic moi^em banking services to help you, your family, or your b u sin e ss live better financially. thla as a presentation of what ex- •TUXEDOS •CUTAWAYS row. wherefore it would ba the Better • Why not talk over your problems soon with the folks at the Connecticut Bank and Trust Ista, in Amertca this morning. part of discretion to save up any Company. C.B.T. Creating a Better Tomorrow by helping you plan ahead. • STROLLERS Perhaps this newspaper merely special extra energy. Tomorrow W alnut Intended that we. as individuals, Any kicking up of heels, osten­ S T O C K should take a look a t such an EVERYTHING IN tatious stretching of muscles, or Imaga of ourselves, our principles, approach to long-delayed work M o d e rn mud our strength, and decide for A W A Y F O R projects' ahould be avoided. The NOTHING TO SEND euraelves whether it mirrors us aafest thing to do is the same THE CONNECTICUT BANK accurately and realistically, or i^ thing you do in normal air, which Smooth, sleek cabinet pieces in mellow merely some grossly distorted AND TRUST COMPANY Is to reclins and breathe I t But no brown-gunstock walnut on slender tapering bnrlesqaa of our meaning and ona-would forbid you the pleasure MANCHESTER OFFICES: round legs reflect Danish styling, .and are pm^xiae as a nation. Mtmbtr F«d«ral Deposit Insurance Corporetfon of noticing the difference. 30 Offices. . . serving 21 Connecticut communities STREET — 15 NORTH MAIN STREET ’enhanced by brass ring and knob drawer? Z/St ns hope, for our sanity, that SHOPPING PARKADE, W. MIDpLE TURNPIKE pulls. Smooth surfaces clean with a swish moat of ua aee it aa a burlesque. of a polishing cloth! The curved tops of Old Ipswich For if this ia aerioiis American Venetians Carved Sugar mirror and bed add just the correct accent thought and feeling and calcula' ■Venice, Ualy — The Venetians to the square lines for good modern. The ttai. then wa may Indeed have were the first truly successful triple dresser is a big 63 inches with nine Early American solid maple paaaed *?a point of no return" in sugar refiners. In the 13th Century. drawers and tilting mirror; 42-inch seven- aaora ways than experts on Wall Venice was the sugar capital of drawer chest) both with non-mar plastic ^ttraat prioaa have In mind. Europe, wdth a virtual monopoly on the trade from the East. The tops); and full silie bed included in the' You get lots for your money with American designing keeps these Venetians produced sugar with thr,ee pieces. Cabinets are fully dust- old Ipswich for it is crafted in solid pieces in good style forever. 48” DerifB A New Ride such a fine grain it could be sculp­ PARS FREE IN PURNEIX PARKINO proofed and have center-guided drawers northern rock maple for a lifetimei 6-drawer double dresser, mirror, tured; praetlUoners of this art of happy use, by skilled northern turned out large carvings of JUST A STEP AWAY FROM REGAL that glide easily, e'Ven when filled 'with 80” 4-drawer Chest, and full aizs I Mm Me# NBven Rallroed clothing. (Bedside table $24.96). cabinetmakers- Authentic Early spool bed. (Bedside table |19.98). I e< lU SHtaUaeei castles, statues, And various mnate fwow for BUta banquets. ' r» r ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 PAQl MDUI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 "I and Mre. Clinton Church'. 57 >4 the "dogmatiam” of lied China and RockvUle~Vernon East St. the "revisloniem” of YugoXla'via. it o n Talks with Chen End Discharged Tuesday: Ethel Berr, Soviet Program Seen Yugoelavia la mentloed s p e ^ - Area Residents Breiik at Station Grizzly Bear Chewed His Head Main St., Ellington; Mrs. Harriet cally but Red China is not. Yugx>- Gunther and daughter, Hyde Ave.; sla'via broke with Moscow leader­ Score Condition Nets Thieves $1.20 David Garrity, Cemetery Rd., Ver­ ship in 1048 and 'under the leader- In Hair-raisingFightj, Man Says South St. Sewer Plan non; Eva Bordua, Job’s Hill Rd., Irritating Red China Bhip of President Tito has persist­ halle^ers Revealed Ellington; Marian Lemek, 1 South Of Swamp Land Kennedy Promises The Manehaater Sato Station, ed In developing its own brand of off the Wilbur Croas Parkway at (Continued from Pagn One) St.; Mrs. Lilly McKusick and son, conomunlam. TTw Red Chinese ■ tte Swamp land which borders the Buckland axlt, waa broken in­ Approved by Gouned 26 N. Park St. ' . By ^OHN M. HIGHTOWER insofar aa foreign affairs are con- came to power in 1048 on the Woodland, Broad and Milliard Sts. to last night and $1.20 In change Evading Charged. *T remembered the wantlngs Washington; Aug. 2 (/P) — The earned Is toward the underdevelop­ CMneee mainland and their more ]At Petition Deadline Vemon and Talcottville news Is was labeled as a health haxard and waa reported taken. There waa an about not molesting tlw animals proposed Soviet Comrtiunist party ed countries of the world. The aggressi-ve attitude toward the breeding place for Insects, rats Peiping Ban in UN unsuccessful attempt at breaking To Hartford Man RockvUle’a City Council handled through the Herald’s program drafts makes "fraternal rest of the world, their tendency FAIR and they won’t hotter you." he last|provlding sand for use at Pinnacle program just published In Moscow ^ By OBACE MODUMOTr * The committee made plans lost and snakes in a petition signed by Into the safe. Bight approved a propoaal that Day Camp. Rockville bureau, 5 W. Main St. association” with such nations as to rival the Kremlin for leadership - A window waa broken on the said, "and 1 sat down. is seen by authorities here as a cornerstone of Soviet foreign i^atltions war* filed with the week at a meeting held in a state 114 residents of the area. Howard B. Fellows, 82, of Hart­ the city and private interests join Building Figures TR 5-8186 'or MI 8-6797. and. their greater willingness to clerk this momlnf on behalf, back door. However, this waa a "She circled around bahlnd me Building permits were Issued in possible new source of irritation policy. risk War -with the West ha've been park on Rt. B to provide financial The petition, seeking drain pipe (Contlnaed from Page One) EiMinhower. ford, wax arrested and charged In inatalling a $40,000 to $46,000 iven Democrats challenging and fill In the area of complaint, room with concession machlnea and began to lick the back of my Rockville in July for $278,489 and dispute between Russia and 3. The goals which are set up at the heait of their frictions with backing for the candidates defeated Returning to Washlngtdh, C%en and no entrance to the station.- with evading responslhllUy and r e ^ ta of the party caucus, was sent by mail to the board of peoples,” basing that conclueion was to be guest at a luncheon ^ v - neck.' aanltary aewer to South St., de­ worth of construction, of wtdeh the Red China. for Communist achievement 20 the KremUn. pmIdiiM A plate glass 'window was brok­ operating a motor vehicle while "I remembered the way you »re New PO Station Authorities who have studied The pix^posed program is to be lie deadline to file Is 4 p.m. to* at the party caucus. directors last night. General Man­ In part on refugee reports of en by Vice President Lyndon B. manded by realdenta there for aev- biggest item was the $244,963 ad­ years from now, including such ager Richard Martin reported he en in the front of thb station to under suspension yesterday after- supposed to be with dogs —~not to dition to the Maple St. School. the voluminous document'say that things as rent-free housing, totally formally presented to the 22nd The committee's decision to back "epathy, discontent and disillusion­ Johnson. . gain entrance to the office. The eral years. its emphasis on a need for avoid­ ^^hey are Horace J. Gruden for the persons defeated at the caucus will consult with the health offi­ Tonight Chen will be boat at a >show any fear — and I tried not to. In approving the propoaal, al­ Excavation work on the eight Opens at Green free education and child care sup­ Commiuii!^ Party Congress at ft'two year term on the board of cer and engineering department ment ort'tKe mainland o f Chlna.^’ desk was pried open and the outer Mrs. Beatrice M. Cowing, 11 But suddenly she bit me in the classroom addition began last ing war and for Premier Khrush­ plied by the state—can only be Moscow in October. Authorities created a storm of protest 'within formal dinner in honor of Kennedy. part of the safe was tampered dermen voted to have Corporation chev's policy of ‘"peaceful coex­ aMMSors and a six year term on the party. about the matter. Korea—The PTesldent and vice Harlan St., reported to police yes­ small of my back. Counsel Harvey A. Tonce draw week. The wing will house about Postmaster Alden B. Bailey an­ achieved if there is no great war here assume that after some for­ ttii public building commission; with. terday that her car had been hit 280 pupils. istence” is sharply at variance malities it 'Will be adopted as the Mrs. fcieanor C h u r 111 a, vice The area Is known as the Oak preeldent said they welcome the "I jumped up and tried to push up an agreement for signing by nounced that a new contract sta­ which diverts the resources of the ,,, dsdur Kreysig for a four year Park tract, owned since March Snake Bites Boy The thieves used the tools at the while parked In a parking area at her away but she took my hand Remaining construction in the with the more aggressive policy Soviet Union on a huge scale to ■party platform at that time. chairman of the town committee, policies of the new Korean gov­ gas station for prying the' safe. the parties Involved. tion opened in the Manchester of the Communist Chinese leaders. 9 ^ xm the board of tax review; said last night that she and sev­ 1916 by the E. J. Holl Investment Depot Sq. , In her mouth and knocked me The city’s ahare of the entire city Included a new $20,000 home military purposes. ^ c e n t Krxesicki for a two year Co. ernment in pledging continued Police reported exteniuva damage Patrolman John Krinjnk, on In­ —the fir3t In many months—built Green area yesterday. Furthermore, in the view of eral other members of the commit­ Redding Aug. 2 (>P) — A 8-year- to both the desk and u fe . down. Bob hit her with a rock. She project will come to an estimated Washington authorities, the pro­ 4. 'Die avoidance of a thermo Bg'iit as tax collector; Joseph E. tee do not approve the use of par­ partnership with the free worlds old old Redding Ridge boy was re­ formation received from a wiG looked at him and at me but came $13,000, Mayor Leo B. Flaherty at 6 Tolland Aye. by contractor The station was awarded to the John R. Gottler. gram se^s up 20-year goals for the nuclear conflict is described in the New Assig^iments £efebvre for a two yCar teroi as ty funds to back those defeated at and taking measures to combat ported in good condition today ness, arrested Fellows a short after me. Jr, eald. ^ Manchester Green Pharmacy, document As the first necessity of ^ s ta b le ; Stanley Patnode for 5,000 Mkes Shot Korean economic problems. while later. A total of 42 permits were is­ Soviet Communist system which the caucus. Mrs. ChuHlla said she after being bitten by a copperhead Bomber Fighter "I ran aown the mountain, like Manchester Contractor Jamee Charles Barbato, owner, at $500 a the Russians may at least dream foreign __relations and the docu gMond selectman; Isabella Se contacted Mrs. Elsie Jones, Rob­ The communique concluded by snake. The left rear panel of the Cow­ A. McCarthy will pay the biggest sued by Building Inspector Roland Given to Judges ■ Since the inception of the Nike ing car was damaged, and there eoing down steep stairs. I keep P. Usher during the month. One year. of achieving but the Chinese Reds ment seems to reflect some con­ lao for a four year term on ert Murdock and John McDermott saying Kennedy and Chen recog­ The boy, William ZUinek, son of The supersonic Nlke-AJax mis­ rolling and stumbling, but she share of the project — about fidence that peace may in fact be board'of education; and Wal- guided missiles, approximately waa damage to the right front year ago, 44 permits were Issued The contract station will issue with their more backward and and all support the stand taken b.v nize the importeuice of further Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zilinek, was sile has a range of about 25 miles caught me and just chewed on $22,500. money orders, certified mall, reg­ preserved. Circuit Court Judges Searles r kg- J. Treschuk to r a six year 5,000 Nike-Ajax and Nike-Hercu- strengthening of cooperation be­ fender of the Fellows car. for $59,397 worth of construction. underdeveloped country have no Dearington and Edward C. Ham- the caucus committee, composed of bitten while on a family picnic and can destroy targets at alti­ F1x)perty owner Eliaa Alpert istered mail,‘'i!ell postage stamps, hope of realizing in such a rela­ 5. The central policy theme set •J 6 m on the board of finance. Ics have been fired, most of them tween the two countries. tudes surpassing the cellinga of Fellows will appear in Circuit Fees last month came to $1,- mill have been assigned to the Edmund Percsluha, Warren Pot­ by troops o f the U.S. Amiy Air Sunday night. He was rushed to. 'Winter then ran for help as the has agreed to pay $4,500, or half take in parcel post and Insure tively short period of time. forth is that of "peaceful coexist­ '^'The challengers were defeated The Chinese leader, who also Danbury Hospital, today’s bomber aircraft. It can Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. 14. the eatinuited $6,000 cost of In- 161. One year ago, fees were $301. 12 th Circuit for th* period from ter and Jack Early, in protesting Defense Command and units in bear mauled his friend. A ranger Besides the school wing and the packages. The statement of Soviet Com­ ence” but. as has been stated in is the July 13 party caucus. The such use of the party treasury. serv'es as prime minister, flew by The 3-foot snake struck in the combat all types of manned bomb- atallation acroM his property on Sept. 1 to Dec. 3i. imary Is scheduled Aug. 23 from training for subsequent assiirn- Pull of gravity on the moon is came and shot the new dwelling, Usher issued one The new contract station will be munist alms and doctrine, the hrst other Soviet political declarations Mrs. Churllla said she has been un helicopter early today to Gettys­ left leg while William was climb­ era known to be operational by Judge Freeman took the case un­ South St. open six days a week. The law re­ Judge Dearington will sit .^at to 8 p.m. only one-sixth as strong aa it is on certificate of occupancy for Ar­ such massive .doctrinal work in on this subject, peaceful coexist­ f able to contact some committee NORiD.“ ’‘* Army^componen^f burg, Pa., for a breakfast meeting ing a stone wall. A tourniquet was out-climbing, out-speeding and, if der advi.semcnt ______Flaherty, estimated the main quires that it be open the same ence does not mean any lessening the Manchester, Rockville, snd » Elach of the seven challengers with former President Dwight D. necessary, outmaneuvering them. earth. lene’s Beauty Salon on N. Park more than 40 years, was publish­ members due to vacation sched­ applied immediately. will run about 4,250 feet from St., three permits for garages, 27 time that the main post office is ed in Moscow Sunday and is now of the "ideological struggle”. The Stafford Springs sessions. Judge I wad to pay 325 to the Democratic ules. Dailey Cir. up West St. to a point open. Stamps may be sold after Hammill will preside at East fegistrar of voters to secure a petl- trade licenses, and a number of being studied by students of So­ Communists are in.structed to push Mrs. Churilla said she wishes to beyond Regan Rd. where it will he permits for miscellaneous work regular postal hours, if desired. viet affairs. their cause in every country but by Hartford sessions. Con form for the primary. let members of the Democratic laid east through McCarthy’s pro­ The assignments were made • The Democratic Town Commit- and alterations. The Manchester Green Pharm­ Several conclusions have been means short of major war. party know that not all of the posed aubdi'rieion and Alpert’s Hospital Notes acy has provided a small room in reached by some of the best In­ 6. The document appears to re­ yesterday by Chief Judge Jay E. .. . Ms exhausted Its treasury of about roperty to the low point on hilly Rublnow. 25 to help the seven challengers conunittee condone the expendi­ Admitted Tuesday: Daniel Hen- the back comer of the store for the formed experts; flect confidence that the triumph ture of party funds. She said she outh St. sel, Skinner Rd., Broad Brook; postal area. 1. There Is nothing fundamen­ of Communism over the world is Judge Benedict M. Holden, who their f i ^ t against the candl- SFlaherty said he felt the pro­ £ftUes nominated by the party as ahopes other party members will 2nd BIG WEEK OF SAVINGS at POPULAR Fred Watts, 10 Country Lane, Postmaster Bailey said there Is tally new or startling in the com­ Inevitable. has been presiding In Manchester, K r ex- ly Potter, KPD 1; Mrs. Douella EAST proJecL The city already has about $3,700 worth of pipe on ’/and, Wnple: If Communists could get Hanson, WIndsorvine; Aaron Co­ \ 'n W ear Cycles! elected in enough numbers to con­ hen, 90 Seaman Circle; Anthony Opp. Ludlow Rood NATIVE which will take that much off the trol a parliament and thus take Mozzer 31 Oak St.; Heihert Skin­ City’s predicted share of the cost. ever government. ner, TalcottviUe Rd., Vemon; Pe­ SPUT Flaherty said work can probably The program sounds a little ter Siertb, South Windsor; Charlea MANCHESTER begin within a month. AepticaJ that Communists are gp- CHICKENS a t y Engineer Milton Johnson 8 WsUr Level Oamache, 102 EMridge S t; Mrs. ihg to conquer many places with Shirley Reggetts, 36 Auburn Rd.; estimated the overall project cost Selections out violent revolution. It says at $50,000, but lowered it because H Mrs. Jennie Lata, East Hartford; T 79c appointment In recent years over Michael Ference, R t S3, Vemon. V. and nonpeaceful, parliamentary TOP GRADE CHOICE BONELESS PORK SHOULDER unfruitful efforts to bring the serv­ and extra-parliamentary — and DISCHARGBaj YESTERDAY: ice in has also cropped up. Bow well they are prepared to Andrew Deskus, 282 Dart Hill Rd., Gram Cutting Argued replace one form of struggle by Wapping; Fred Blrbarie, 48 Arcel- CHUCK STEAK *^ 496 SMOKED BUTTS 59c Representatives of thx Connec­ lia Dr.; Mrs. Georgianna Gauthier, another as qpiickly and unexpect­ PRUNE JUICE ticut Co. and the city of Rockville 226 Abbey Rd., 'wapping; Kevin FULL GUT MILK-FEO IMPORTED ALL CENTER SLICES edly as possible.” will meet within the next few days Reid, 387 Burnham St.; Mrs. to figure out who is going to cut . But the Russians are too prac­ Gladys Close, 610 W. Middle LINCOLN (Save 6c) tical to assume Communists out- VEAL LEGS 49c BOILED HAM *> 59c how much brush on an old trolley Tpke.; Mrs. Ruth Stanley, 110 Co- right of way off Gro'vp St. ’ 1 .nlomalic, 6 6 AT tode Russia will have enough sense lumlniB St.; Mrs. Madelinie Margi- tp do things right by. themselves, The City Council last night re­ son. East Hartford; Mrs. Pauline ceived a letter from the Connecti­ 3 automatic wash , ^ ** ito the program reassures them: Collette, Andover; John Redd, 19 any fabric! ^ *o suit most 7'‘*rhs Communist party of the QUART BOTTLE 50 EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS cut Co. saying the company owns Foster S t; Mrs. Mary Rutsky, 35 WITH PURCHASE OF FAVORITE a atrip 60 feet 'wide and 1,000 long Soviet Union will continue to Irving S t; Sheila Kennedy, Over- strengthen the unity and cohesion between Hale and Liberty Sts. but brook Rd.., Vemon; Mrs. Joan Bur­ that it was dotted with a number a t the ranks of the gp^eat army of bank and son, HUbiard Dr., Ver­ (SAVE MONEY and GET STAMPS, TOO!) HYGRADE SKINLESS FRANKS 2 ^.^,$1.09 Oommunlsta of all countries.” non; Mrs. Janet Jenney and of obetades, making clearing dif­ It all this could be boiled down daughter, 36 Westminster Rd.; POPUIAR FANCY ficult to one sentence it would be as fol- Mrs. Virginia Baker and son, Tol­ An ancient road scraper, a sand box, swings, a dead tree and a pile tows: land. TALL $ NO MONEY DOWN .. For unnumbered years ahead DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. CANS WHITE MEAT GREEN GIANT of gravel were found along the Oammunlsta everywhere around Agues Tomel, .South Windsor; tract, the letter said. APPLESAUCE It came in answer to a council the world, with Russian help, wiU fteith Petersen, 30 Deepwood Dr.; Be trying to knock off one coun­ Roberta Williams, 98 Ludlow Rd.; letter two weeks ago asking that Deluxe 30 Inch the company cut the brush and try ^ ter another — hoping all Beverly Potter, RFD 1; Mrs. Aga­ STOCK UP AT THIS LOW PRICE weeds in the strip. eventually will fall under the red tha Barrows, 7 Mary Lane, Rock­ KENMORE ville; Mrs. Jane Maccarone and Ib e strip is 71 to 76 feet wide, Banner. according to a Connecticut Co. .- And this is to go on while the son, 32 Hawthorne St. TUNA PEAS GAS RANGE engineer. He indicated the com­ Russians practice peaceful coexist- Heinz KETCHUP 2 3 DIAMOND SOUD PACK (SAVE 13c) pany riiould not be held respon­ snoe. Price Slashed season - spanning ensemble ALL FLAVORS sible for clearing on either side ^ Public Records b t the 50-foot right of way. "What do th^ want?” Alder­ to only . . . Warrantee Deeds TALL S in nylon jersey Rockville’Vernon man John T. Orlowskl asked, “for John A. and Betty E. Romeo to us to cut the grass for them?” Sol Roman, property at 291 Spruce CANS 2 2 COTT SODA The council had written School S t Superintendent Raymond D. $17.98 TaxPayments Herbert J. Bradley to -Rbbert A. LINCOLN FRUIT (SAVE 13c) Ramsdell two weeks ago asking 109“ Milikowski, property at 87 E. Cen­ ter St. and 12 Summit St. that grass in front ofi school build­ ings on School St. be cut. Rams- Top Million Bill of Sale . QT- $ ours alone Casanova Chocolate Co., Inti., of BOTS. AT OUR FROZEN FOOD DEPT. dell repli^ by letter that the job NO MONEY Milford, to Mimson's Candy Kitch­ JUICE DRINKS is beli^ done. ; Thx payments in Vernon today en, Inc., Bolton, sale of equipment Other Actions DOWN Easy to step into dress with a flattering, tipped the $1 million mark for the at 381 W. Middle Tpke., at undis­ POPULAR BRAND (SAVE 16c) MORTON’S APPLE and COCONUT CUSTARD The council also; current fiscal year. closed sum. GIANT 1. Voted to send a strong note ON cgently shirred oval neckline. The jacket ..Mrs. FloreiiiM D. Loverin, col­ Marriage Licenses to owners of the Centre Shop­ 46 OZ. ping Plaza asking that the park­ ANYTHING packs so tiny, you can carry it in your hand­ lector, aaid the exact figure will John Edward Wilper of 74 ' CANS riot be known until tonight or to­ Mountain Rd., and Barbara Ann ing lot and sidewalks there be BOUGHT ON bag. Either way you wear this Stroller, TOMATO JUICE kept clean. Orlowskl said the area morrow morning when the books Beaupre of 74 Mountain Rd., Aug. are closed on the July collection 12, St. Bridget’s Church. LARGE "is beginning to look like a dump.” CREDIT AT SEARS! solo, or as a pair, you’ll enjoy its attractive period. Carl Alfred Gustafson of Brigh­ POPULAR BRAND (SAVE 15c) 22 OZ. dump.” ."Vemoa began its fjrst uniform ton, Mass., and Nancy Carol Weir 2. Learned that the city will pay Giant 25 Inch Oven! Batik Persian print. Washable, it travels itacal year July l when' the first of Glastonbury, Aug. 1^, St. Mary’s PIES the fee of Atty. Leo Farskey, spe­ smoothly, needs no ironing. Blue with navy, tilt of town tu bills were due. Church. • ■ ' cial counsel retained for the Bart­ Imagine all this deluxe quality for so little! New The next installment on tax BMlWlBg Permits MAYONNAISE A Terrific Buy ★ Stock Up and Save! lett hearing Friday and for to­ gray with charcoal, sand with brown or moss tnis greater than $50 is due in Green Manor Const. Co., Inc. to morrow’s court hearing in Bridge­ chromed trim hackguard, electric (jlock with Jtanary. Bills less than $50 were build houses at 141 Scott Dr., 70 port.! Flaherty suggested that if 33"2-hour timer, appliance outlet, •worklight, large with ivy green. Sizes 10 to 2 0 , to 22V^. 4Be in full in July. Tracy Dr., and 106 And 138 Cush­ GOLDEN YEUOW U. S. NO. 1 VIRGINIA the court upholds the claims by A total o f $1,811,826.34 is to he man Dr., at $11,000 each. Bartlett, the city’s insurance com­ smokeless broiler. Matchless Model .... 119.1 tgtoed tfaraugh property taxation Green Manor Const. Co., Inc., to pany will probably defend the city D&L DRESS SHOP — Second Floor tUtopaar. The overall town budget build a house at 146 Cushman Dr.,- Cantaloupes and may, In the esd, take respon­ «KPi for expenditures o f $2.8 mil- $13,000. sibility for counsel fees innirred Green Manor Const Co., Inc., to BANANAS POTATOES in the past weeks. O K U WB)., THUnS., m . m t 9 PJ4; '3totoe duo in July ire now de- build a house at 105 Cushman Dr., 3. Set the next tin can- and trash MAKGHESTER SHOffING PARKADE ItontoDt and will taeor per cent $$,860. collection for the week of Aug. 7, MOR, 19ES.V SATn 10 A JA to 4 PJd i S N t o eadi montla Buraham Estates, Inc., to build JUM80 SIZE beginning in the east end of the (( MI 3-1681 -Mkt. Zkiverta oeM there baa bouses at 20, 35, 38, 41, 63 and 70 «lty. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back’* • dsluge of payments einoe OreCt Dr., each. PINK MEAT MONDAY, TUESDAY, SATURDAY, 10 AAL to 6 PAL ;at $11,000 4. Heard a letter of thanks from YYEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. 10 AAL to 8 PAL Skigwne Glrardln for additions to 2 lbs. 2 5 *’ 1 0 lbs. 3 5 ” the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout etaek oatoe 'fnnt' 8 t' Bartholomew iuinan' OouneU for the city's sMlstanca In Bcringi for $78,• Cbureh at 741 E. Middle T^ke., $6,000. .-W 'i f i o i w i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961

Andover Rockville-Verrion East Reds Tighten Controls In TV ‘Wasteland? Dfiytime Dresses W ill FalT HEALTH CAPSULES Porous Iron Curtain by Michael A. Petti, M.D. Naming Charter Unit On Rail Points into Berlin Commitee Heads Without License In Relaxed Lines This Fall Chosen for Year Commercials Really For Fiv6 Years, M YOU FUNCTION B S TTE R “THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET” Splits City of Berlin AT DIFFERENT TIMES OP earings Set for Sept. 5 XCoamrntA Ih k f Om ) Mrs. Robert P. Aainger, chair­ Man Fined $25 OAHJD DUGAS ^aelilave s sect 'm om niB t aa tha THE DAV ? tn tfa n In human beinca over Ful- man of the board of education, ^ - Vtm epm pee Enterprls* . waarsr walks. NOTE: A wandering line thatApUes were Better Than Ever Women's Editor ^ Pleats usually start at a ameotli airlifted Into Berlin Appirfntment of a Charter Re-taccoustlcal tile celling. If the partl- Maht’a oompromUe (^poaal." News Tidbits pointed committee chairmen fbr A etate employe who haa erven epUta houses in tn’o Is the becauM the Communlsta had A e refugees wiere still arriving the coming year at last night's New York—(NBA) — The day­ hlpllne and awing forth. *8Um porous Iron OUrtaln that separ­ vision Commission and public tlon is moved, entrance to both the lived in Connecticut five years skirts kava a gathartng at tha blocked all other ways to get In. hearings on renovations to the Mu­ at the rate of 1,600 a day and the from the AP Wires meeting of the board. By WARD CANNtL time dress for fall is cut along re­ ates East from West In the crisis In all this time the So'Wets never Probate Court and Park Depart­ They are follows; told a judge yesterday he had walstUna, than tapar down to tho nicipal Building Hearing room and ment offices would be through the Oommimists were doing what they Newspaper Enterprise Asaodatton laxed and easy lines. A supple d ty of Berlin. In this second of a withdrew their officers from the could to stop them without ac> Policies, Edward A. Yeomans; in­ New York—(NEA)—-Three of thought he did not need a hem. series of articles, AP correspon­ an appropriation for construction hearing room...... Pollco in Romo say extremist Local Stocks look that indicates the lines ot the Hie one-pteoe dress offers a two- Berlin Air S afety Center. The of a Little I.«ague Field at Bowers tually closing the border between side maintenance, Ralph Ransom; the ad agency invitations arrived Connecticut driver's license. dent Carl Hartman explains the possibility that the last Russians The cost of the project might French underground threatens to grounds, Mrs. Aslnger and Ran­ body is the one that counts. piece look, usuaUy through the School were all scheduled for Sept. reach an estimated $4,000 if in­ Hast and West Berlin. kill Enrico Mattel, head of Italy's In the same mall, all similarly Judge J. Robert Lacey in geography of the situation and will walk out of this office is the It was announced that commit som; salaries and personnel, Mrs. worded— . . invites you to a There are many dresses with overMouae. 5 by the Board'- of Directors last stallation of an air-conditioning State Petroleum Agency, for al­ Qnotatteas Fvrelshed by Rock'ville Circuit Court shook Capes comprise a new look for how It adds to the crisis. old Allied Control Council build­ night. tees to halt the refugees arc be­ William Kowalski; and health, Mrs. private screening of television Cobara R Mldtfhibrook. l u ing keeps western statesmen unit were Included. Martin reported legedly sehetning with Algerian his head and fined the man, bloused tops. This is a low blous­ both daytime and evening. For eve­ Mayor Harold A. Turkington It may he possible to obtain a sec­ ing farmed in factories and other rehels and Tunisians to get control Asinger. Other committees include commercials produced in the past Bank Sleeks Delvln L. Oovey, 40, of Storrs, By CARL HARTMAN awake nights. enterprises in the Communist educational needs, with Mrs. Ver­ t\yo years. ...” ing, nearly to the hipbone and la ning, they're wide and awobshlng last night proposed that a commis­ ond-hand air-conditioner which of France's oil holdings in Sahara Bid Asked $25 for not getting one. Berlin, Aug;. 2 (ff) — Try to "How did Berlin get into this sion to study and Tecommend . tone. non Losee, Mrs. Kowalski and Ran­ . Armed with this strange device, Conn. Bank and Trust usually belted. And there’s no con­ but for daytlma, they show control. odd fix? would permit closing of windows . . . Ret. Rear Adm. William L. Covey said he had been Some have a barrel or cocoon changes to the town charter be ap­ and doors against noise and inter­ Communist newspapers and som as members, and transporta­ TV waa striking back at Newton Co. 55 nection with the chemise, to the Imagine the (rtty of Washington In 1944, whsn the Allies of World radios devoted much attention to Erdman, ^ 58, Kentfield, Calif, tion, with Mrs. Doris Chamberlain, stopped on occasional routine shape and some of thesa have the pointed at the board’s first m»3t- ference from traffic on Center St. dies of heart attack on airliner N. Mlnow. Hartford National patrols and no officer had ever sorrow o f the three or four people split in two, with the capitol in War II were advancing toward complainta against people who principal, Mrs. Kowalski and Yeo­ Minow, the young, new chair­ who really liked the chemise In flare. YES. THIS VARIES WITH ing In September. He suggested The manager reported that as that was bringing him back from Bank and Trust Co. 51 questioned his Illinois driver’s Communist hands and the White Germany’* borders, they got to­ many as 70 persona have been live under Red rule but hold Jobs mans-. man of the Federal Communica­ Fire iBSaraDes Companies its brief lifetime. The look this fall Fluid crepes ars high in fashion DIFFERENT PEOPLE, BUT MOST that directottt might lika some Chicago to Indianapolis. license—that is, until F’rjday. House held by the West. gether in London and decided how time to talk with those who have crowded' Into _the hearing room, in West Berlin. There were re­ Dave Garroway, who resigned Dr. Robert Br-cr, of Manchester, tions Commission, had just told Aetna Fire ...... 118 123 indicates a totally new way of favor. In black and in colors, too, they were going to rule the coun­ PEOPU ARE MOST EFFICIENT peated suggestions that they be ”I know it sounds stupid,” they’ll start tha fall season and IN THE EIRST HALF OF THE .served on past Charter Revision but with the additional space from. NBC’s "Today” TV show, has accepted appointment as school the National Association of Broad Hartford Fire ...... 70>,4 74^ he said. dressing. Now try to Imagine all the sur­ try when they reached it. They made to settle their bills for rent physician. Mr.s. Ra^nsom, whose ap­ continue straight on through MORNING AND LEAST IN LATE Commissions and to hear sugges­ gained by moving the partition, talks 'With Edward R. Murrow and casters that it was now time to NaUonal Fire ...... 134 -144 Assistant Prosecutor Stephen The flared skirt is very much rounding states east of the Mis­ divided Germany into occupation and public uttllties in western cur­ pointment as school nurse was pre­ True autumn colors prevail for MORNMG OR LATE AFTERNOON. tions before appointing a new 85 could be seated comfortably. hopes to Ito able to work for U. S. clean up "the vast wasteland o£ Phoenix F ir e ...... 108 113 E. Ketcham said Covey had with us in daytime dresses. Slight­ sissippi River also under a Com­ zones. rency, which is worth nearly five viously announced, completes the TV.” daytime dresaes Just as they dd for munist satellite government, but study group. ' Director Francis Mahoney sug­ Information Service, he says in Ufe anS Indemnity Ins. Coe. maintained his Illinois permit ly stiffened and youthfully short, Berlin was to be in the middle gested the board might invest in 'limes as much as Communist health staff. "I am not convinced," Chairman Aetna Casualty ....1 3 3 ' 143 the flared skirt is unquestionably suits and coats. These. Include with the West still free. Tempo­ of the Soviet occupation zone. But H«NlE CasiulM Iwipful In a recent fnemo to general money. New York press talk . . . Resump­ since moving to Connecticut, better seating facilities and a dis­ tion o f Etohmann trial postpon^ The school lunch staff will be Minow said, "that - the people's Aetna Ufe ...... 120^ 125^ appealing. Other skirt looks in­ black, bronzy, and most other rary national capital — Columbia, since the Allies were to rule the , It if Mt int«nd«J to b« •! a diosnottk notwo. Manager Richard Martin, Town One reason for the diacontmt in headed by Mrs. George’ Munson, taste is as low as some of you as­ but had registered his car greens, reds from clear to winy, Counsel Arthur J. LeClaire re­ play board for presentation of from tomorrow until Aug. 8 , Conn. General : ...... 250 265 here. clude godets, panels, gores, Mo. country jointly they devised a spe­ maps and exhibits ip the hearing Red-ruled East Germany waa indi­ British freighter Marosanno sinks assisted full-time by Mrs. John sume.” Hftd. Steam Boiler 114 120 flounces and ruffles, all Intended to rust, browns and gold. If you can get a situation like cial set up for the capital. Bach ported on provisions of the Home withdrawn from the Air Safety room. cated by Information Bureau in Pacific Ocean 24'6 miles south­ Hutchinson, and part-time by Mrs. Wasteland? Low taste? With Travelers ...... 136’A u m that clearly in mind, you’ve come occupying power g;ot an occupation Rule Act concerning the time West, a private West Berlin intel­ John McGuire. The board voted the same creativity that has made Center. The East Germans already limits for charter commission re­ Construction of a Little League west of Panama after two tuna Poblle CtUlasB Rockville-Vernon a long way toward understanding sector within the city Itself, but field at Bowers School has been ligence agency. It quoted a high last night to increase the cost of TV the nifty entertainment it is Conn. Ught A Power 28 30 all were to work together. This have published a decree calling on ports, setting o)' elections and re­ boats abandon attempts to sah-age ago. Ho said he plans to take a ■va­ what the situation in Berlin looks all planes entering their territory requested by the Little League Communist farm official — State her. the school lunch from 30 to 35 today, the industry is fighting Hftd. Electric Ught 7314 76^ cation and do some fishing. Vital Statistics like on the ground. scheme broke down In the con­ submitting questions previously secretary Helmut Koch—as saying cents per child. The rise is due not back. It points with pride at the to report to another center run by rejected by the voters. organisation and the Park and Hartford Gas Co. . . . 55>4 59)4 Madden Retires, Madden is Vernon dog warden. Greater Berlin is actually a flicts among the Allies after war that food production and imports only to increased cost of food but continued high level of its commer­ ended. themselves. Would they fire on a Recreation Ad'Visory Commiasioh. Southern New England Attenello will move Into the Continue to Rise g(ood deal bigger than Washing­ western plane if it refused ? State law provides that k Char­ According to the town engineer­ SALE! planned for 1962 “will not be reflects the decrease in surplus cials—those minute-long gems that Telephone ...... 49V4 82)4 West Germany — the British, ter Revision Commission shall con­ enough to fill the needs of our peo­ West Leaders commodities receiv^ by the school. are always interfupted by West­ Sells Gas Station apartment above the garage locat­ ton — it Includes about five times These are among the ways ing department, the cost of con­ 6lanulaotimng Oompnnlea ed on Rt. 30 in the DobsonvUle Year-end vital statistics record­ the area suid population of the French and American occupation World War III could start. sist of not less than five, nor more structing a field at the northeast JUST ONE GROUP OF 6C ple." In previous years, large amounts erns, comedies, panels or re-runs of Arrow, Hart, Heg. than 15 members, not more than 61)4 65)4 James H. Madden, who has op­ section. V « District of Columbia. zones — became the Federal Re­ Tomorrow: ICaat Germany. comer ot the school property, in­ of meats, cheese, butter and other old movies. Associated Spring . 16 18 ed in the town clerk’s office re­ one-third of whom ma.v hold an.v $29.95 May Agree on The city Is split, not by any­ public of Germany with its capital cluding grading, seeding, outfield Fulbrlght waa asked during the foodstuffs have made it passible You just don’t know what rich, Bristol Brass .... 12>,4 14)4 erated a service station in Vernon vealed 1,818 births, 613 d s a j^ and at Bonn, a little university town other public office and not more television interview whether he to provide lunch, including two hearty, deep-down viewing pleasure thing so straight ais Pennsylania fence and a backstop, would re­ Dunham Bush . . . . S‘4. 6)4 for 24 years, has retired and sold Holuehold Hint ( ? ) 378 marriages in Msnehestw^ on the Rhine. Western troops than a bare majority of whom quire about $4,600. would “be wBUng to accept any bottles of milk, at low cost.s is until you’ve watched three Em-Hart ...... 81 86. Ave., but by a border that mean­ shall be members of any one po­ Berlin Summit Drivers for the town-owned his business to Rosario J. Attenello Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel stayed on as allies. 11 Area Students Manager Martin advised that concessiMi on the part of the West hours of uninterrupted commer­ Fafnlr Bearing .. . 55 .NQ of Elsst Hartford. Coconuts are used to polish ders some 25 miles through the East Germany — The Soviet oc­ litical party; and the apponting which closed West Berlin as an school transportation system this cials. N. B. Machine . . . said the figures show a steady middle of town, roughly from authority shall specify by resolu­ this appropriation would be avail­ . 21 23 Attenello filed a Certificate of floors in the Seychelles. Servants cupation zone — became the "Ger­ Get UofH Honors able from the capital improvement CCRD SUITS escape hatch for refugees in any (Oontinned from Page One) year will be Ernest Eib, reappoint­ And the cream of the jest is North and Judd . . 15 IV in these tropical Indian Ocean Isles growth trend of the past years, northwest to southwest. In some tion when such-.commission shall 2 trade name with the Vernon town man Democratic Republic.” with reserve fund. He added that the way.” ed as supervisor, and driver of that it’s true. Stanley Works . . 17 19 place a bare foot on a half shell Comparison figures for the previ­ places it goes right down the report, not later than one year Bus 1; Jack Rise, Bus 2; Walter clerk yesterday, calling it Rosy’s its capital in East Berlin. The Eleven Manchester area students cost of upkeep of other Little “I think that that might cer­ Foreign Minister Heinrich von Animation, whiere cartoon Veeder Root .... 52 56 Service Station. and skate over the boards, squeez­ ous year ended June 31, 1960, center of once-busy streets. Else­ Soviets also continued to maintain from the date of its appointment. tainly be a negotiable pi lime, laminated plastic top, acid, alcohol or FREE ALTERTIONS even after such a pact came into substituting for Margery Montan- West Hampton,_MB88., the dau^- STEREO CONSOLE existence. don for the month of August. boiling water can’t hurt it. With 6 matching Wife and daughter. ter of the fate Edmund and Eliza* chairs. beth Casey Slattery, and waa a Self-contained stereophonic high fidelity auto­ IT’S JUST PLAIN matic Console, styled In Earl American tradition member of St. Stephen’s Church In Hamden. fence cherry finish. Besides Mrs. Lamenzo, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Oswald J. Lee of Hamden; a sis­ RCG. ter, Mrs. Alice S. Buckley of New HORSE SENSE 3 only 7 9 “ 5th ANNIVERSARY SALE Canaan; 10 grandchildren; and 2 149.95 00 great-grandchildren. TOYS • DOLLS • GAMES • MODELS The funeral will be held from the ONLY DESKS * RUNG CABINETS • BOOKS Franklin Hoyt Funeral Home Fri­ WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL DINETTE TABLE 8 3 day at 10 a.m., followed by a solemn DISPLAY MODEL MEN'S SUMMER SHOES CANDLES • BRIEFCASES • PHOTO ALBUMS high Mass of requiem at St. Aloy- STATIONERY • DESK ACCESSORIES • SCRAP BOOKS sius Church, New Canaan. Burial 24"x36" 9lMHning chrome, A tremendous selection of all desirable styles in men’s quality 2 Summer Shoes. $ will be in St. John's Cemetery, BE PRACTICAL--ADVERTISE IN “THE HERALD” Plostic Top Springdale. SUCH FAMOUS NAMES AS W. U DOUGLAS, BATES, JARMIN. ENTIRE STOCK ALL REDUCED FOR THIS SALES EVENT Friends may call at the funeral Blacks and Browns, Nylon Mesh and Perforated. home Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. COBBLER BENCH 1 ------1------and 7 to 9 p.m. BUY A PAIR AT,R6GULAR PRICE When you buy a PLASTIC COATED The John F. Tierney Funeral It’g just plain good horse sense to place your ad in the Nutmt^ maple finish. Reg. 10.98—to clear pair at regular Boxed XMAS Home, 219 W, Center St., is In GET ANOTHER PAIR FOR JUST $1 DO price. PLAYING GIFT WRAP charge of local arrangements. newspaper—where it will he seen and read. The thou­ 1 7 B 8 ^Stationery Com* m md tee dedgm 88 Boxed Cards sands of of people who read “The Herald” are in a buying fer 2 0 modem fences.,. They are easy to b eU MATCHING CHAIRS CARDS ^ Danish Napkins Funerals 6 only 3 RIBBON with seif-levelinq Icqs, SELF SERVICE SPECIAL Mrs. Agnes Hall frame of mind. They’re reading the ads because they’re I t YOU have a beautiful yard, small children, a garden . . . 2 Decks 9 5 c The funeral of Mrs. Agnes Hall have you consid^ed the importance of selecting the rigAl viiryl pkntie uph^tory 3 5 c Each 2 for $ 1 r 0 0 of 63 Wadsworth St., who died fence design to provide privacy and protection . . . and to REG. $1.00 EACH Sunday, wa.s held yesterday at 2 looking for what yOu have to sell. Next time, be practi­ tastefully frame your home? OVER 100 PAIRS VALUE $1.00 EACH Values To $1.00 Each p.m. at the Holmes Fimeral ALL LAWN MOWER NAME BRAND Home, 400 Main St. Let us show you a complete selection of fence designs The Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, cal—advertise in “The Herald” for more and quicker planned to harmonize withth today’s modern homes. ~T h M NEW Remington Portable Typewriter$ $3935 associate mlnlsten of the Center economical fences are easy. sy to build. They are ezexpertly PRICES SLASHED TENNIS SNEAKERS OF SHOES Congregational Church, officiated. designed for beauty as well as durable service . . . to look 6 . 7 7 Burial was in East Cemetery. response. i better . . . last longer. Bearers were Alphonse Bjork-' lund, Robert F. Sloan Jr., William USE ANY OF GRANTS 3 “ CHARGE IT PLANS” Sloan, and William Taylor. LACE MANCHESTER NOMONfeYDOWN TO TOE Katanga Copper-Rich and REED’S, Inc. SHOPPING PARKADE ^ ______■ ______BAL STYLES $ 0 - 9 9 VduM $ ^ ■ 9 9 EUsabethville, -Katanga—^Mbre m to $13.96 ...7 than 250 mllea long and in some % r a l i i W . T . O F R A N T C O places 60 miles wide, the Katanga- Rog. $5.9t OHH WVNESDiAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY TILL,9 Northem Rhodesia copper region Four **Markgtplaee** at Home is possibly the world’s largest SmtVINe MAHCHtSTKR. 815 MAIN-STREET FREE PARKING IN THE REAR source o f copper ore. S \* :

VAOl TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 PAGfi THIRTSEN ties are the Nationalist and Fsder- C o v e n tr y Rockville-V ernon Subdivision Approval Delayed Miss Hyjek and Miss Orlowskl DR. MORRIS C. were members of the vlctorjous Representatives Federalist party. FANCHER Study Seeks to Reduce Over Plea for Access Road Artist’s Work TV-Radio Tonight The student* elected local gov- To Girls’ State eimment ofllclBls and representa­ 122 EAST CENTER ST. tives to the state government. BIX owner* of property adjacent^meeUng* the planning mission before public hearings in On Display Tell Impressions ’They held caucuses and party High School Drop-Outs to the propoied “Bryan Farm" Television rallies, edited a daily newspaper .WILL RESUME order to be beftef prepared. “My first Impression of Laurel subdivision near the Mancheater- Director 'Theodore Powell pro­ The work* of artiatStiSid crafts­ S;00 Bi* 3 Theater (in orogress) df 8:30 The Price Is Right (C) 10. 22. SO (the Laurelette), attended lec­ Plana for. an intenslva programOnext deeade, tha actual number of Early Show (in progre.^e) 10. Talahassee 7000 40 tures, a beauty class, a mock trial PRACTICE South Windsor town line won poet- posed that property owners could men of town and surroimding Girls’ State,’’ said Carol Hyjek, aimed at reducing the numbers of drop-outs will rlsa to an alnnning ponment of the eubdlvlslon approv­ present further objections in wTit- First Show (in progress) Harbor Command 18 and the annual ball at the end of au^s are being featured In the News The NelHon Family 8 “was one of sheer, mass confu­ young people who drop out of total of 7.5 million, baostuaa within al after voicing objections to the ing for the boards’ joint consider­ window of the Coventry Public Funday Funnies Danger Man 8 . 12 sion.” the session. this decade there will ba a sharp Board of Directors last night. ^ Dick Tracy 9:00 The Rifleman 12 THURSDAY, AUG. 8rd school before finishing high school ation. Health Nursing Assn, on Main Flippy the Clown In the mobk legislature, they bulge in the high school popiila- On recommendation of Mayor In other actions last night, the Hawaiian Eye 8. 40. S3 But, at the end of the annual composed bills, referred them to were announced in Washington by St. Interpol Calling Mystery Theater 10. 22. 30 student government assembly, she "tlon age group. Harold A. Turkin|:ton, the direc­ Board of Director* gave condition' *;15 TV Mail Order Market Danger Is Sly Business 18 committee, and argued them on William G. Carr, executive secre­ .and the eating is easy toe, with Stops Shop’s The work of Mrs. Nora Addy "There may well be (evirer Job tor* deferred action and asked the al approval to the “Lookout Moun­ Coronado 9 Angel 3 said, she was “much more inter­ the floor. tary of the National Eklucation As­ mayor to arrange an Informal tain’’ subdivision off Spring St., Drake, of Ripley Hill Road, will be 6:26 Weather. News, Sports 3. 9:30 Minion Dollar Movie 18 openings for this group. The tech­ on display for the next several Rescue 8 I ve Got A Secret 3. 12 ested” In government affairs, and Miss Hyjek was elected an aider- sociation (NBA). nological revolution, and especially meeting with the Town Planning subject to an agreement on storm 6:80 Robin Hood 10:00 Naked CItv 8. 10. 40 53 felt it is “a privilege to be an man of her clty^^Miss Orlowskl a The three-year program which Commission to clarify questions water drainage to be signed by weeks. Rollle Jacobs Club House Circle Theater . 3, 12 will get under way the first week the growth of. automation, is ra­ Mrs. Drake is an art teacher at Sports. News & Weather - It Could Be you (C) 22. 30 American.” selectman of her town. COMPLETE STOCK pidly diminishing the number of raised by residents of the area. the Lookout Mountain ^veloper 6:46 Douglas Edward: T Carol emd Johimle Fay Orlow- The mock trial, staged by mem­ of September, will seek also to es­ wondeiiui summertime variety! 10:30 Victory at Sea 22 Property owners who appeared and Gardner Falls developer in an the E. O. Smith High School at Huntley-Brinkley News 10. 33 jobs available to the unskilled. Storrs and has been a resident of TIghtrone 30 ski, seniors' at Rockville High bers of the Junior Bar Association, OF tablish what'the role of the schools at last night’s meeting made it adjoining subdivision. ’The Look­ Evening Report 11:00 News, Sports ft W eather School, told Rockville Rotarlans was “ludicrous,” Miss Orlowskl should be in serving the education­ "And the high school drop-out out Mountain subdivision proposes town for the past three years 7:00 News and Weather SO. 3. 8. 12. 40 clearly, ranks well down In the clear they were not opposed^o the Dangerous Rohm Big Nows 22 Monday of the purpose and activi­ said, “and one I won't forget for BRAKE al needs of unemployed, out-of- •Feeling la y? Consult your j’^cal Stop & Shop for development of 64 homesites by the development of 65 home sites. Mrs. Drake conducts classes at Highway Patrol ties of Laurel Girls’ State. school youths between the ages of ranks of the unskilled. Recently, 2 summer The board also approved re-aub- her home. Eockup 11:16 Jack P aar Show (C) 10. some time.” Dr. James B. Conant referred to I. R. Stitch Associates Inc, in pro­ Shotgun Slade Feature 40 The mock government session 16 and 20. division of two lots at Hillside and Mrs. Drake has been Interested Guns Of The W^st It was a “fruitful and enjoyable ACCESSORIES this problem as ‘a serious threat posed subdi\isiori northeast of the Million Dollar Movie was held, at the University of Con­ week,” she said. "The opportunity The study will be financed large­ specials like the one^/^'this page. They’ll lighten your Wilbur Cross Parkway. They were Buckingham Sts., in the Middle in art since her childhood al­ 7:16 Sieirts Camera 11:20 World’s Best Movies necticut the last week In June. ly by the Ford Foundation. Direc­ to our free society’ and as ‘social Heights subdivision. ’The action though she took up nursing as a Film P rem iere to go to Girls’ State Is the most • BRAKE CABLES dynamite’ — an ‘exploeive situa­ unanimoufc, however, ip demanding Evening Report 11:25 News Girls selected from throughout wonderful opportunity which can tor will be Daniel Schreiber who, an access road to divert traffic permits converting two lots from career, later turning, to art. 7:30 Wagon Train 10. 22 11:30 Jack P aar Show (C) Connecticut attended.' ' for the last several years, has been tion.’ I thoroughly agree.” work as/'Well as your budget, and they give away from Baldwin Rd. 50-foot frontage and 1.50 foot Mrs. Drake studied commercial Hong Kong 8. 12:60 News and W eather happen to any high scjhool girl.” • BRAKE HOSES coordinator of the “Higher Hori­ The reasons young people drop depth on Hillside to 75-foot front­ Malibu Run 1:00 News. Prayer The Rockville Rotary Club spon­ Graduation was "quite a sad af­ Forsee Traflic Jam art in the medical corps of the sored the two girls at the session, zons” program in the New York out before finishing school. Dr. Ehclsting property owners on age and 100-foot depth facting on U.S. Army and taught art for two SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEES FOR COMPLETE USTING fair,” Miss Hyjek said. (-ity schools. “Higher Horizons” is Carr said, are varied. Some have Buckingham St, instead. »The lots which Is set up by the American • WHEEL CYUNOERS yOii a wonderful variety to choose from. Baldwin Rd. protested that traffic years at the Oglethorpe Medical Legion Auxiliary.. an effort by the schools to discov­ little or nothing to do with achools from both the Bryan Farm sub­ are owned by Russell E. Miller. College at Ogletorphe, Ga. Newsprint Mill Set' er hidden academic talents among 47 Buckingham St., v.a„bqllding Laurel Girls’ State gives stu­ • MASTER CYLINDERS but should be dealt with through division and from Avery Heights The plan of displaying the works dents the opportunity to learn lo­ culturally deprived groups and to aocial action by other groups. Stop A Shop’s There are many more right in the contractor. Radio Oslo—The Norwegian Associa­ raise the educational and vocation­ ■ubdivision in South Windsor would Directors also accepted a war­ of artists and craftsmen is to pro cal and state government pro­ "The schools, however,” he said, create a traffic burden and hazard mote a better understanding be­ (This UstliiK Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15-nUnute cedures, political activity, govern­ tion of Fore it Owners has en­ al sights of children from these are involved from the earliest safe driving rantee deed from Afisaldi Heights lengtii. Some statlona carry other short newscasts.) IvlANCHESTER on Baldwin Rd. If the only access Inc. for Dartmouth and Thayer tween the Individual artist and the ment news reporting, and court dorsed plans for Norway’s largest groups. years on. We need to identify, and thought for the day: store, so shop at Stop & Shop first, were two 40-foot wide roads from public. 11:10 Ray Somers newsprint mill. It is to be ready A $910,000 NBA grant from the to correct, whatever errors of Rds. 'The deed to the town will WDBO—isee procedure. "DRIVE SAFELY and the new subdivision onto Baldwin be filed in land records and the All inquiries concerning the dis­ 6:00 News 1:00 Del Raycee Show Town and city governments are for operation in 1965 and will pro­ AUTO PARTS foundation will enablfe the NBA to omission or commission the schools Rd. plays will be answered by the a rt­ 6:06 Today on Wall Street WINF—«36 duce 100,000 tons of newsprint a operate a national clearinghouse may be making aa their contribu­ then relax! It’s too warm to work! town will now maintain the roads. 6:10 Sport News 6:00 News set up In various university build­ LIVE TO ENJOY Vincent A. Genovesi, who lives ist whose w'orks are on display. 6:15 Art Johnson Show .. .6:10 Wall Street ings. year at the start. The plan will be 270 BROAD ST to collect, analyze, and keep cur­ tion to this problem. or. Baldwin Rd., suggested that the Anyone wishing to place an 8:06 RavTior Shinci* 6:15 Bob Bacon Sports Girls are divided into party and just north of the Dovre^Mountains, rent information on efforts to deal “Furthermore, we need to study YOUR VACATION" developer set aside one or two lots RockviUe-Vernon hib'lt in the window of the PHNA 1:00 News & Sign Off. 6:26 Showcase .v independent voters. ’The two par­ probably near Namsos. with the drop-out and youth un­ the role of the schools in relation WBAY—S it 6:45 Lowell Thomas-Phll Rizutto employment problem*. It will pro­ for an access road to the east of headquarters is asked to contact 6:00 Sound Stage 7:00 News to'the services which are needed the proposed subdivision. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien, local public 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:10 CBS-ln Person vide consulting services for schools by the unemployed, eut-of-school “I>evelopers and contractors are ZB A Asks Ruling health visiting nurse. 8:30 Night Flight 7:30 Pulton Lewis and community agencies and pre­ youth. 11:65 News 7:45 Showcase given every consideration, and the Plans are about complete for the 8:00 The World Tonight ^ pare and distribute publications A youth who has dropped out of homeowner comes in at the tail On Hen Ordinance block dance the Rotary Club will 12:00 Sign Off 8:15 Showcase and other information. The NBA WTIO-IOM 8:^1 News school too early, Dr. Carr said, is end,’’ Genovesi asserted. sponsor at 9 p.m. Aug. 18 at the 6:00 News. Weather & Sports 8:40 Showcase will also sponsor conferences on likely to be unemployed, in juvenile "The homeowner should come in A Rockville City ordinance gov­ new shopping center on Rt. 31 and 6:45 Suppertime Serenade 9:00 News AUGUST SPECIAL other aspects such as the effect of court, or on the rosters of social on the beginning of the planning," erning keeping animals may be the Stonehouse Rd. Proceeds will be 7:06 Conversation Piece 9:10 Showcase and News reading ability, motivation, work- fox in the hen house of an East St 7:30 News of the World. 12:15 Sign Off agencies-that deal with the needy. Genovesi added. given to the Nathan Hale Com 7:45 Governmental Sertlce ALL BAKES study programs, and the pupil who 10 Schreiber. who will direct the At that point. Mayor ’Turkington man’s plans to keep chickens in mimlty Center. 8:00 News ha.a recently migrated to a slum NBA study, has been a teacher and -lbs BRIQUETS ■aid that according to the town his back yard. A five-piece orchestra, the Yan­ 8:06 Pops Concert ‘Hardware Disease* ALL MODES neighborhood. A ruling on the ordinance’s ef­ 9:06 Nlghtbeat principal in the Harlem area of charter, the plsmning commission kee Melodeers, will play for danc­ 11:16 Sports Final NO EXCEPnONS ■'This new project, dealing with New York for more than 20 years. fect on the chickens is expected at 11:30 Starlight Serenade ALIGNMENT and is to represent the people, and he ing. Deek Fowler will be featured ’The U. S. federal meat inspec­ the drop-out problem,” Dr. Carr He Is a graduate of the (College Hardwood Charcoal p.’mposed that the directors meet the end of the week. as one of the two callers for 1:00 Sign Off tion service annually condemns said, ’’will serve a group most of The ordinance says, ’’No c< W POP—1416 of the CMty of New York and earn­ with the planning commission be­ square dancing. Additional enter­ fr:00 Today In Hartford more than 7,000 head of cattle as whom are the underprivileged who ed his master’s degree there. He fore granting approval or before stable, slaughter house, poultry tainment will be furnished by two :15 Connecticut Ballroom unfit for food because of "hard­ YOU SAVE 1 6 ^ ..Reg. 75‘ ! house, horse stable, and no struc­ live in the large cities. About one- also has an LL.B. from Brooklyn to p ho p 9:00 Boh Scott ware disease” caused by swallow­ S ^S a public hearing. female singers. The orchestra third of our young people drop Law School and he has done gradu­ Albert T. Heavisides, whose home ture for the housing of cows, well-known in the area,' having 9:00 Ray Somers ing sharp metal objects. BRAKE SPECIAL i 11:00 News out of school before „ completing ate work at Columbia University Is on a comer lot at 57 Baldwin horses, and/or poultry sball here­ played for several years for the You get Stamps, too! after be built, erected or estab­ high school. If this situation 1s per­ Teachers College and New York SUPER MARKETS Rd., said traffic would create a annual Tolland County 4-H Fair mitted to continue through the University. dangerous condition requiring a lished in (the city) within 1,500 program and other coimty activ­ stop sign at least unless another feet from any dwelling or high ities. We do all this... access road is provided. way.” The Club is selling pins marked Correct Caster, Camber, Toe-In Inspect Wheel Cyfinders and Greast It was adopted in 1953 when the 'Michael Keropian, 71 Baldmn “Rotary Community Center Proj­ INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Seals Rd., also protested that residents city’s charter and ordinances were ect” which everyone is request^ Balance Front Wheels Designing Cubans Continue of Avery St. and Avery Heights revised. to wear. These will be necessary Our office Is open Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 o’clock for Inspect and Lidiricate Ejitergency The City Zoning Board of Ap­ your oonvenlenoe. If you prefer, we will have one of our capable Inspect Front Brake Lining (front ■ubdivision in South W inder would for admission to the dance at the Brake Linkage Old Work on ISew Scene take shortcuts from Deming St peals ask^ for the ruling from center’s amesite block, which will registered representatives call on you, at your convenience, to brakes wear fastest) Lw priced! "Top o' the g i A d e " quaUtp! through the roads of the proposed Corporation Ctounsel Harvey A. be roped off from Rt. 31 and assist yon. Whether your problem involves one thousand or a Adjust Steering Mechanism new development, adding to Bald­ Yonce. Stonehouse Rd. The pins may be million dollars, we have the facilities to render yon complete Add Nedded Brake Fluid Charles W. Trapp Jr. of 52 Blast Bv JEAN SPRAIN WILSON or play anymore. You see them on win Rd. traffic. obtained from club members or service. AP Fashion Writer the streets in dungarees and mil­ The finest meat you'll ever eat! Morris Bennett, 98 Baldwin Rd., St. told the City Council two weeks local merchants. itary uniforms. "Just say, ‘There LEMONADE ago he would apply to the ZBA for New York (/P)—With ten dollars SAVE 84eon lOeanil asked that the planning commission The shopping center will be h e a r s o n Is no need to dress up in Chiba make changes to provide another an exception allowing him to keep adequately lighted and decorated S , HAMMILL £ Co. Hartford General Tire Co. In their flats and their futures now’.” cautions Mojeno. Stop a* Shop starts with the finest quality meats available — gives them access road from the Bryan Farms eight prt chickens in a small build­ with chairs surrounding the park­ stuffed in suitcases, Jose Mojeno ing in his back yard. M«Bb«rt N«v YeHr Stock txdtongo 165 CENTER ST. 5U 9-2828 MANCHESTER "The elegant women are gone." a clean, close trim — gives you more good eating pound for pound, penny Regularly 4 eant 40c subdivision to divert traffic from ing lot. CJars may be p a rk ^ at and Rafael Rivero fled from their A tall, lank young blonde with for pwny. And Stop & Shop guarantees 100% satisfaction, or your Baldwin Rd. He also asked the di­ ’Trapp and ZBA Secretary Fred­ the adjacent Tremblay’s store and 913 Main Street, Manchester • Mitchell 9-2821 OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 9 black eyeo spins around grace­ rectors to publish maps or sketch­ erick P. Koppel Jr. clashed briefly the rear of the shopping center Cuban homeland last October. FROZEN . . . Twink Brand at the council meeting over the fully in a side-draped pale pink store manager will make it right any way you like. es of proposed developments, some­ building. Recently they unpacked those chiffon. Mojeno smiles appreciat­ thing “more prominent than ob­ chicken affair, Trapp maintaining The club goal is 250 couples. suitcases here, along with a few that Koppel had been the deciding fashion ideas they had stitched up ively. "It is ’one of my favorites ALL FLAVORS 5 largo S i f scure l^fal notices in the news­ Henry Agnew, treasurer of the battlaa ^ paper*.’’ opponent to an earlier plea to let Coventry Branch of the Manches­ In Miami in the interim. With a Eyes on Future Rtgalarly 2 f*r 46e I Mrs. Ruth Howes, 136 Deming the chickens remain. colorful array : of suits, dresses "This is our future now. 'Diese Armour Star or Colonial Master Smoked alas dapaslt Koppel said he would disqualify ter Savings and Loan Assn. Is clothes, they are our very lives. Cott Soda (c.nKnH) ■ St., protested that the town could heading the club project. He has and gowns, the young clothing not properly accept the 40-foot himself from the hearing on manufacturers invaded the Ameri­ All we hope for is a little time Trapp’s proposed request for an ex­ named the following committee for a little more hApp:iness.’’ SAVE » o roads leading into Baldwin Rd. be­ heads: Alvin R. Goodin, sound sys­ can buyers’ market. Rag. cause 50-foot road widths are re­ ception. He said Trapp's coop is tem and electricity: William A. Although the team la compara­ But talk about the old country 7 quired for new roat' j. in violation of the zoning regula­ tively unknown in this country, 'IPleese. No, nothing political. SSe oaa tions. Smith, decorations; Sylvester J. StarkistT una Atty. Jerome Walsh, represent­ not long ago' their costumes were Just say it hiss changed. You un- Trapp told councilmen he keeps Ploufe and Lee Stenberg, refresh­ ing the developer, said the develop­ ments: Peter Maneggia of An­ status symbols among their own deretand. We have relatives there.’' er does not own the two 40-foot the chickens as pets for his chil­ people. SACRAUENTO BRAND 1 f l C dren. He’s done it for years, he dover cleanup; Richard Messier Sale of some of thoae dresses roadways but they had been set and Theodore Wright of Andover, Friends since boyhocxl, Rivero among their luggage .supplement­ FiMR Oalif... lO'/t n su aside as rights of way between said. chairs: Goodin, advertising. I T ^ and Mojeno grew up in a middle ed thoee two five dollar bills on 10' The problem arose when he Tomato Juice I Baldwin Rd. and the development ’Ibere wrlll be a dance today from class society. As teen-agers they hand. Furthermore, the foresight- Sherwood Bowers, 75 Deming moved the chickens from his gar­ 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Nathan l^ lN ’TlMEf began to. experiment with their ed young men had stashed some thank Fartlan At Stop & Shop you St., suggested that the town, state age recently to the small coop he PINEAPPLE-QRAPEFRUIT Hale Ckimmunity Center sponsored mutual interest in fabric and de cash in a Mianu bank for an in get your choice of and tl» developer might cooperate put up In his back yeard. by its Youth Council. sign; Mojeno designing and Rivero splrational trip to Paris. to provide a bridge over the high­ Until that time, he kept them executing gowns for family these luscious famous Sava tio — Rag. Ila aaa under provisions of non-conform­ Good word about their fashion Hi-C Drink way. Manchester Evening Herald friends. As their rcputation.s May Attend Meeting ing use. creations had reached the Florida brand hams at a Coventry correspondent, F. Pauline spread, a demand for their talents Gold Cloast crowd ahead of them Interested property owners were Once In new quarters. Building Little telephone Pilgrim 2-6231. forced them Into business. price that’s just right COFFEE.. told they could attend the joint Inspector Roland P. Usher said, Among their boosters was Eliz­ for your budget. meeting of the directors and plan­ Their Chiban customers of just abeth Arden who suggested they Rag Ila — iaxlnr the chickens had to be considered % yesterday loved smoo^ly fitted, 89' ning commission as listeners, but Skin Ills Fought produce a collection for her lAops. Sanka instant in a new light. headed, jeweled, elegant costumes FaeaPartion '"SS” lb could not speak again until the The ZBA asked Yonce to decide With these assets Rivero, the matter came up for discussion at Los Angeles—A new synthetic enough to spend up to $1200 a production boss, set up a manu­ If the city ordinance on keeping steroid hormone cream has proved costume to have them. another directors’ meeting or pub­ animals applies to the case. facturing plant in a squat, un­ Grand with ham. . . Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 „„V 43c lic hearing. more effective than any previously "But so .suddenly everything pretentious building. A dozen Cu­ At Stop A Shop yoH oan lot Director Francis Mahoney ask­ If it does, there would probably available In treating chronic skin was different,” trouble, frowning ban refugees who had cut and ed if it might be advisable that be Sttle reason for Trapp’s asking ailments, the California Medical Mojeno gestures helplessly as sewn for them in their. Havana the directors plan such infomal for an exception. The ZBA deals Association reports. pretty Interpreter translates lor couture house are now among EXTRA.Z.STAMPS WITHOUT COUPONS! with zoning regulations only. him. their 75 employes.. Today Cuban women don’t laugh Like Amerlcaa Couture H«r* art last ■ f*w **«aiplH . . . I**k f«f 10* dli|ilayi In th* *I*m1 Now with the first American buyers’ market past them, Mojeno 100 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS 25 EXTRA STAMPS and Rivera are already eyeing the with 12 «i Merit Instent Coffee with t tens of Rival Dog Food with 6-pack Hires.Root Beer BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK big time.' Until recently they B O N E L ^ CHUCK S E N D T H E M idealized Paris for professional 25 EXTRA STAMPS inspiration. However, the ex^ri- Only the best % 25 EXTRA STAMPS of the chuck goes with 4 01 McCormick's Black Pepper THE ences of the two refugees have with 1 (luarf of Stop & Shop Chilled Orange Juice sharpened their appreciation for into these bone­ ROAST HOMETOWN things American—including Amer­ less Stop 8t Shop chuck roasts . . . rich, / ican design. clear red, finely marbled, with gristle lb 1 Thus their new dream in their areas carefully cut away. T*s Chole* SlMi B**l NEWS n*w land where it la still possi­ ble ' to dream la that Mojeno and 3 favorite varieties... Rivero may someday move among the couturier* on Seventh Avenue Stop & Shop Skiniess Frankfurts 2^,89* here, and with the same style Im­ one low price! pact on Americans women’s wear. Cooked Haddock Filiets "’ 56* STOP & SHOP'S Deaths Last Night 0U PONj By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HURRY IN FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL DEAL ON A NEW CHEVROLET! San Francisco — Navy Capt. GRAPE Frank Sutter Link, 70, a member Save 12c on SAVE TWICE AT YOUR ^ % ' of a famous pioneer family that served,during three wars, died i * Regardless of where FRIENDLY STOP«SHOP OUR PRICES FIT YOUR BUDGET! YOUR TRADE-IN WILL NEVER Monday. He was a great-grandson HAWAIIAN your service man or of Gen. John A. Sutter, whose V woman is stationed, fort at Sacramento was the gate­ FROZEN ...GET LOW PRICES way to California’s Mother Lode FESTIVAL! the Manchester Eve* ning Herald can be for­ during the gold rush of the last PUNCH AND TOP VALUE STAMPS! BE WORTH MORE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! century.. Sutter, who served' In Luscious Caiifornia Seediessi warded to be at “Mail World War* I and II and In the Blend of exotic flevori. Call” regularly with Korean War and retired in 1953, Stock up *t thU low price. Stop 8t Shop’s policy is to give you the best' all the hometown news was bom in San Francisco. quality items available for the lowst price* Red Cardinais or Large Biack Exotic Grapes people away from San Antonio, Tex. — Maj. Gen. Reg possible. You also get Top Value Stamps with Willard K. Uebel, 60, former 1 for 35e 6 : .“ 9 3 c every purchase you make at Stop 8t Shop! home are so anxious chief of the U.S. Military Assist­ your choice to get. ance Advisory gtoup in Portugal, keeps WI|ITE houses WHITE for years died Tuesday. Uebel, who retired Stop as Shop brings in 1957, had been hospitalized you CUUfomii’e beet, Subscriptions since he suffered a heart attack ' just tor thii feetivel! Du Pont 40 House Paint is self-cleaning— scientifically made to shed Wonderful velue for Payable in Advance July 18. STATLER BATHROOM TISSUE 3''°°°,r'39c STATLER 2 39c this extre fancy qual­ dirt, dust and soot with every rainfall. It renews its bright, just-painted Detroit — Lee A. Montgomery, l ity. lb MAIL RATES 50, public relations director for look— stays white year after year. Because the beauty lasts longer, you Goodwill Industries Inc., died One Year ...... »22.00 ... .don't have to paint as often ... so you sayd both work and money 1 Tuesday of complications arising GERBER 9i...95c CHUN KING',T.S’i5c AJAX 2c oft! 2 S27 c Six 5Ionths ...... 11.00 from a hip fracture. He waa the CORVAIR MONZA CLUB COUPE BISCAYNE 2-DOOR SEDAN Three Months...... S-OO Gerber Junior Fooqs' 6 jars 92c SoyaSouce 5 or hot 19c GionI Ajox eon 24e son of the latfc Henry A. Montgo­ Chow Mein Noodles 3 or con -16c I One M onth...... I.S£ mery, former editor of the Detroit In 4 Gal. Ixita FOR OUTSTANDING ECONOMY ATlLOW, LOW PRICES. NEW CAR Weekly ...... 45 Times and a brother of Harry T. ga> ’ 6 . 8 4 Montgomery, aaslstimt general Dietetic Foods ^ I ^ Telephone MI 3*2711 MONARCI LESTOIL 79c FAB 72c S 35c N o . 4 7 3 CLIP THIS COUPDN • Par McitiMg iMW pMiit daciaraMiig Idma, s m D u Pm U Pminte advMtMng in AND GOOD LOOKS REUABILITY AT USED CAR PRICES manager of the Associated Pres*. ' Fruit Salad 8 o z;^ ' ^ ae—i l n * . . . «r asfc IM to sjmwvM caolM. Circulation Dept. He wasjbom in Detroit. Grapefruit Sections 16 Pit can 33c Today! Columbus, Ohio — Mother M. Apple Juice 2 12 or cans 37c 100 FREE v I;;. STAMPS Aloyse, O. P„ 72, Mother General iake your pick of ^meriea's most popular cars ai of the Dominican Order, died Mon­ with tha purehaia af B Cr Mint day. She had been ill since suf­ AH 68c '; r^ 2 . 3 9 I OX con 79c E A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Utanrlfphtcr fering a heart attack last No­ STOP iSHOP AD/\LJ giant pkg ^6 or more aft your Stop & Shop 723 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Ik. vember. She was the mother over -f 700 sisters 'in seven archdioceses Valid thru Saturday, Aug. 5, 1961 IS os 70r • « »1.3J lEurntng of New York, Brooklyn, Hartford, Educator Holiday Assortment Cookies pk* Downeyflake Frozen Waffles 2p*k7.35c 1/c off Borden's Instant Coffee Extrs Stamp'Bonus! I Extra Stamp Bonus! The kieily Igig wlwi you pMol wWi the IVwst. . . Conn., Cincinnati, Detroit and PAINTS CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Chicago and the diocese# of Pitts­ 10*01 jir 39^ OT Instant Chocolate Frosting I 35c Sunkist Strawberry lemon Punch M d tii Buck Welsh Rarebit iiBics burgh and HMris, Pa., Columbus 1229 MAIN STREET OPEN 9 flo 9 M A N C H B r a i l|c ra lh and StaubenvUle, Ohio, Santa Fa, L N. M,, and Amarillo, Tax. Sha 4 was bom in Ooluijibus;

/ PAOI. FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 19®! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 p a g e F fF T B E N DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE Sewin( tetlaBee fiorth End f^mmunUy AN' WHY MN'T J.M. riB lipS on Silver Lane has a i:ood aelection o f Summer Fab- To PIm *6 Eplcuren and Oteterpi^ Bound Tour P rt ■ M '.* * * -... ricB a t CLEIARANCE PRICES. FRESH FRUiTS AND VEG Roar off on your 4«e»tto» wHh CHOP 1 DON'T T3l«tV llsV « Bargains Ju st arrived for your fall aewtag; ETABLE8 are in bountlfuT aup- peac«-of-mUid rfudnuit^^ CULTURE 3AZZ YOU'RS are by-the-yard beauties: Cordu­ ply at PERO'S FRUIT dSTAND, you ptac* ydff pot WH T M ,n w siM H r HUMrA, voubY ? JI_,‘ Dressing Up cstpablo cafo of THB PBT tOSOr, FlFM W AAKiHa A TBH- ^TAUOHB ABOgr.HOOPL* roy (printed and plain) alao Wool- 276 Oakland Street. Fresh fniit MA30R, ena and Suitings, perfect for is the easiest of all dbsserts to fix 15 Woodbridffo - Btriait, » t Dtpot RTFIKE IH PUHCHASlHa'm^ BUT THAT S P E E C H ACBOBS dOmnaain Listed by BEFORE PLATTER you The Inquirer Bportawear, skirts, jackets. and so refreshing these August Square. Hot weather oara te r your HOOPUt d ic t \o N D « C * / INytaw B Intimidate HBPOT! 1 weeks. A bowl heaped with color­ pet is a epeclalty, with proper YOUR X3SVOT\OH TO DEMONSTRATED IS SHMdeoftriiiB 6 Arabian fulf food and care admlnlatarad in HIS THE BEST SLEEP- astjrl* in drtM TFIcwerpart Up to Your Ear* In Luxury ful fruit from PERO'S Is both BOUCATIOM AND CULTURE decorative .-and tempting. Guests reel proportlono. Brighten the m e WILL 8B PRA(S»D BV A CHCClC- PRODUCER X'VE EVER U Stnttord'f 6 Ripens Wrap yourself in a FUR TRIM­ 0OOK rlTtr •In excess will be tIMlled w’ith this charm­ of a lonely ehut-in • or elderly SRATEFUL NATIOiO HEARD/THE BOARD y MED COAT ready for your selec­ friend, with a ^ of a lively BACK IN OF DIRECTORS r-sd ISPona 10 Mata out tion in air-conditioned BURTON’S, ing hospitallly^tray. Arrange sec­ HAR-RUM PH/ MDwlar* 11 Sheep (|d.) Known from Coast-to-Coaat tions of fresh cored, unpeeled' SINGING CANART or a mis­ THE- . COMKED OUT ^ ISPiMiy ' ISBareraiea 841 Main Street. F or the college or 1 FREEZER; LISTENING, The fame ol "MARTINIZING" Versatile Crochet! pears, petal fashidn on lettuce. chievous PARAiqp^. Their an­ UDtmp 31 Frotrudinc P«>t Manchester Parkade Stores Dancing Favorite career gals, this year's classic tics are fascinating to snitch. THE T O IT/, ITFaripnBF) asPioceoffround PRIT CLEANING has made a Surround with cored, unpeeled casuals are outstanding. Prices APPLE RmGS. On outer .edge PETT SHOP la headqUartera fcr UWintqr 25 SteerelcM ciean aweep ncrosa the country, Before the Family Scatters Again* •A New Department Opens sta rt a t $39.99, some w ith milium imdpitttion gBfment 56 Wetry SO Sboft Itckti with over 1300 eatabiished stores place wedges of American (3am- tropical fish, hamsters, puppies, aSNanUealterm SSDreaiflgurea BlAfaw 5276 Now’ th a t so n s. and daughters W. T. GRANT COMPANY .In­ lining. Choose an all-wool plaid, ao DlfpoWtfcuit ' oiterlpg you the finest, the most are home from college, is the time vites you to inspect their new AR­ em bert, Roquefort )ir,”Bleu Cheese. plus everything for their feeding 32 Ccrded fatirie arioadlon 40Be very fond of B2Indian Barmaal check, a camel boy-coat or cozy Come and get your .share of vlt- and care. Bring the youngsters in 24HeaaalMddg(id aSNarrowboard 4SEmbraca B4 Drink haariljr unique method of dry cleaning. In to gather your family round you TIFICIAL FLOWER DEPT, bud­ laminated, enhanced with FUR ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN assarff 30 Divan 45 Joked BS Ireland Manchester the “MARTINIzmC' tonight at HOB NOB- RESTAU­ ding and blossoming with every amln-packed FRESH VEGE­ for an educational and entertain­ COLLAR of racoon, fox, or dyed- TABLES AT PERO’S; (3om, to­ ing tour. LITTLE Se MCaONNBJY Wai.THEVMWi'THEV' asAaaall 31 Paradise 47 Finished 56 Danomlaatioa piants are At 20 East Center Street RANT, w’here it's FAMILY possible specie, plus leaves and to-match mouton. For , *xtra WERCaOiaiHEVU SSHifhptiaW 32 Browne 49 Pedestal part B9 Stills and 299 We.st Middie TpUe. You NIGHT every Wednesdav from 5 greenery that Mother Nature at matoes, squa.sh. beans, peppers, is the name to remember for your warmth some are lined with lima- and .shell beans. lawn and garden heeds. MUSDk ) NOT m BOIHBONG get personalized care for yftur to 8 with ALL YOU CAN EAT and her best couldn’t duplicate when downy-soft pile. Magnificent MINK i 2 1“ 1 r r " 1 B 16 TT clothes. Spots and stains are ^ ANKINE FOR A 36 Soft drink n only $1.50 each. Bring the kiddies it comes to' perfection of line and trim.s the DRESSY COATS at STPUeaa 12 U treated indMdually before clean­ too; they wdll be served for $1 if shape. What fun you’ll have ar­ If you u.se meat tenderizer on Circulate Freeh, Cool Air 12 BURTON'S, starting at $99 and up chuck steak, you can broil this SSPartef - ing, so that they are easier-to re­ age 10 or under. Chicken Soup is ranging' these "fabulous fakes" in to $150. There are cream y pure The weatherman ; has lost his formal coat IB 12 IT move. Only then are your clothes follow’ed by Southern Fried Chick­ any one of the unusual containers cut and have ea.sy-to-chew good­ power to make you uncomfortable, dllfarsh cashmeres, famous "Fortsmann” ness. Meat tenderizer comes in J_ cleaned, gently and thoroughly; en, Spaghetti, Tossed Salad, Rolls, available here. There are woven with the preciou.s hand detailing when you own ar PORTABLE FAN 42Holara i r IT and there's never a trace off dry Butter and Beverage. No one leaves baskets, metal planters, ceramic both seasoned and unseasoned or WINDOW, FAN priced from as 44Hotaa flFan * that results in an elegant coat, 46Ra(tct cleaning odor clinging to your HOB NOB RESTAURANT - hun­ holders, scales, fig\irines. Create form; the latter ijiay be a powder low as $17.88 a t MAN(3HESTER 22 clothes. Each of your garments couturier-inspired. The colors are or a liquid. 48 Firat woman gry. Mother, you deserve a vaca­ for yourself an interesting conver- Wild Rice. Bamboo. Hazel, Royal SURPLUS SALES, 169 North Main 49CIotbca is inspected, then carefully press­ tion from cooking at least once a .sation piece for the television set, Street! (3ool one room or the en- m S s T H A T 8 u 8 U II U and ever-popular Black, lavished rattama 3 ed. Result: The clothes you wear week> FAM ILY, NIGHT a t HOB the mantel, hall table, 'or window You can thaw frozen meat either I tire house. There is a size and (S O O D ^ Bl Colorado look and feel new and fresh. So with Mink. Norwegian Blue Fox C3K S A P ? raamt, u NOB RESTAURANT is a rew ard­ silt. Watch eves brighten when vou and other luscious fur toppings. in the refrigerator or at room tern- model to suit your needs. Whisk ----- Park 1 look better, feel better in clothes ing habit to acquire. Fun, relaxa­ bring an ARTIITCIAL FLOWER perature, but don't try to re-freeze I away cooking odors; circulate a IT 41 Choo.se now, while the glam orous ST Upon I cleaned the unique "MARTINIZ- tion and good food for all. The Fri­ ARRANGEMENT to a shut-in or selection is at its peak. You are it. refreshing breeze. SSSecrttaiy. ING" way. It's thrifty and it’s day apecial is BROILED LOBSTER convalescent. Mrs. Rita Dulude of­ invited to use LAY-AWAY at Beneralof UN v r fast with never an extra charge and BAKED ^HRIMP. Bring your fers professional training in help­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 60 Ripped BURTONS. WL for ONE HOUR SERVICE. , . summer company here. ing you select and arrange. Color­ Get Dividend fTieck# Every Month Instant Cash Available < WNt*. N-. m NA >M. Wl 61 ful arrangements sell quickly as 63 A f t COBURN Sc MIDDLEBROOK, We like to lend money, on con­ 63 Heroic U U' 11 t r Dof try adding fresh spinach fund-raising projects. (Ps.sst. tell !>>am by W atching BB Dbllar Days Are Here $f Don’t waste your time at the INC. 629 Main Street, suggests the venient terms for worthwhile pur­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VHRMEER 64IndtWdiiaIi leaves to the usual mixed greens Save at GRAND UNION this vour P.T.A. or Club.) "S Sc H" purchase of FIRST REPUBLIC 65EicaTata IT" 12 22 when you are making a tossed (JREEN STAMPS. beauty salon catching up on your poses... and home improvement# ■*NOT MANY WIVES ALL THEY WANT^ IT LOOKS LIKE 66 Nick weekend during DOLLAR DAYS, reading. You’ie in a spot where CORPORATION OF AMERICA, are always worthwhile. Come on in LIK E "TO ROUSH IT W TO DO IS SEE I'LL NEVER SEE Bl salad. They make for pleasantly the money-saving promotion that .selling to j'ield approximately 8 '" r . DOWN IT" B different flavor. Hawaiian Ham and you can learn from watching the .soon to the CONNECTICUT MDLTRE ONE - ■.MEN'S STORE, the kind that Is' mosquitoes and biting files with CAS, .NEW YORK .46. N.Y, energy, rale highest in Vitamin A lively Lady Beauty Salon i-z "OFF," . 98c at JOHNSON PAINT "steady-eating" at FIANO'S RES­ over other berries. The wild BLUE­ To order, send 3.5c in coins to- — hand.some and durable to wear now- 890 Main St.—Phone MI 9-7666 COMPANY, 723 Main Street. It For Ist-class mailing add 10c for TAURANT AND COCKTAIL BERRY SELASbN is here at PINE . Sue Burnett, The Manchester through October's Indian summer Next to Personalized Floors repels ticks and chiggers, too and each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ LOUNGE. PASTRY SHOP. Enjoy it. Sum­ Evening Herald, 1150 AVF,. OF days. • IBM hr MA. hw. TJA Bib. ue. FA ML won’t stain. "OFF” contains the dress with Zone and Pattern Num­ m er -Sunday hours are 7 ;30 a.m. AMERICAS, NEW YORK S6, most effective repellent ingred'ent ber. Tote That Scent to 2 p.m. N. Y. 5tutual Fund# ever developed so far. Try’ Always carry a purse size con­ For maximum safely, income "RAID", $1.29, the flying insect Have .vou the '61 Album con­ tainer of your favorite perfume For Ist-cla.ss mailing add lOc and grow’th, vou should check the i J s . . . killer. Don't waste it because a taining many lovely designs and wtjen you go out for the evening, Melon and Ham Salad for each pattern. Print name, advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS little goes a long way. A six- free patterns? Only 26c a copy! even the most expensive frag­ 1 pound package cottage cheese address with zone, style No. and available at your New 5’ork Stock second spraying clears an en'ire rances last only about four hours, Salad greens, any desired size. Exchange Member, SHEARSON. room Keep bugs away’ from and you'll want to renew the scent 12 slices prosciutto, boiled ham or HAMMILL * COMPANY, 913 vou this summer with "OFF" or Find It at Fairway bologna, thinly sliced Success in Sewing—a complete We hear so many nice com- before the evening Is over. Main Street. Mitchell 9-2821. ittn't-tikamm "RAID•' from JOHNSON PAINT 1 medium cantaloupe, peeled sewing manual for the beginner. Mil y i t won’t b* over tonight, Helen. Henry had to use CO. menU on the new FAIRWAY that medium' honeydew, peeled Send 35c for your copy. is next to the new Popular Mar­ There Is a Difference, Fresh mint leaves or water­ tn# lawn mower this afternoon and wore himself out Sl» ket. One wonders how one store When you have your films de­ JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELO Excellent stock may be made cress When the .Augunt Thermometer trying to find out who had It!’' can have so many hard-to-flnd veloped at the FALLOT STUDIO. French dressing or mayonnaise RANGE £Do from the wing tips, backs and giz­ items. Both FAIRWAYS will con­ 70 East Center Street, notice the (Joes iq>, the price on a PERMA­ I WANT THOSE CANPLB5T1CKS,PAUW/ zards of chicken. Place cottage cheese in center of IF I DON'T SET tinue to have complete assort­ clean pictures you get, so clear NENT WAVE comes doivn at i\i) serving plate, on any salad green SCHULTZ BEAUTY .SALON. 96,3 THEM I DON'T ments of PICNIC AND VACA­ and sharp. Their PHOTO FINISH­ desired. Roll up proscuitto, boiled lUEL OIL 5ISN THIS Choose Cards for Christinas 1961 TION NEEDS right on through ING SERVICE is the result of Main Street. Take advantage of CONTRACT LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON It's not too early to think of careful work with up-to-date ham or bologna and sandwich be­ the mid-eummer apecial of $11.70 Labor Day. Why waste time look­ tween lengthwise slices cantaloupe GASOLINE FOR A /million a- I Cew.’Al'^wiYFMtvfMCeA December 25. tVILTON’S GIFT ing: you are sure to FIND IT AT equipment u s^ by a trained staff. and satisfy your yearning for a DOLLARS'WORTH I / ^■'*’*^‘* *'^ *^ and honeydew cut 1-inch thick OF YOUR SHOP, 964 Main Stfeet, has doz­ FAIRWAY. "World" Green You get genuine EASTMAN smart*' cool coiffure. The Budget EGOS Arrange on plaie around cottage CONTAINERS/ ens of albums from the country's Stamps are given with every pur­ KODAK processing on your col­ Department offers a guaranteed leading artists, ready to be PER­ ored films when you bring them cheese. Garnish with fresh mint $9.76 permanent wave. (Haircuts chase and DOUBLE ■ STAMPS on leaves or watercress. If desired, SONALIZED with vour name. Wednesdays. to the FALLOT STUDIO. are $2 extra.) You won't mind the BANTLY OIL There is a 10”r DISCOUNT on serve with French dressing or mayonnaise. heat when.no limp, straggly, wisps (MMI'VM. INC. orders placed before Oct. 1. Pull Usher in a New Season Brown tiny cubes of bread in of hair annoy you. Your summer RiciiviSPieiAiemHmi up a chair leisurely, page through : 'I 'MIN - 1m:i:i You step into a world of chll- butter and sprinkle with grated Jump the Season charm and self-confidence sky­ the albums and get a head stan 6n dren's fashions when vou step in- cheese: use as a crisp and flavor- rockets . with just one visit to TEL. Mltclicll 9-4595 this one holiday pleasure. You'll Get a whole new look about you to MARI-MAD'S. 691 Main some topping for an omelet, with a refreshing coiffure that SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, re­ a-2. M»«S«M be glad you did because .vour days Street. On all sides are the ap­ scrambled eggs, split pea or other freshingly - air-conditioned. When KOCKVILLB TR 5-3271 W’e're just like an old mother hen about our savers' get busier from now on. CHRIST- complements your features nicely pealing ingredients for creating vegetable soup. TRE.S CHIC BEAUTY SALON, the summer is over, come here for -MAS NOTEPAPERS, too. can be a "Wella Cap" Treatment that funds. W'e nurse them along with a gentle nudge an effective BACK-TO-SCHOOL 303 E ast Center Street, one of B. C. BY JOHNNY HART distinctly imprinted with your WARDROBE. Here are sweater.s. gives your hair a chance to soak Slivers of green pepper will give Manchester's newest shops, offers now and then . . . a reminder that a few dollara BUZZ SAWYER name, and these are included in skirts, blouses that beckon your up precioiu# oils. Your hair "wakes BY ROY CRANE f WHATS THE B ig . the 10% DISCOUNT offer until daughter to try them on. For Jun­ that casserole of macaroni and every phase of beauty service. The up" to new radiance. Try it. saved regularly soon means a substantial amount of KICK,WATCHING. / -■’AU-THETIME, i'M Oct. 1. cheese new and interesting flavor. shop i.s air-conditioned to exhila­ w iavw fiO.THl TRUr TAKS fjlUT NURSE THITRU IS ior are the ma.sctiline styles jtist Mitchell 3-8951. t h e b o y s c W tM rate your August spirits. MALE 4- cash. Savings funds her# are fully insured up to MV CAR, BUT BE BURE TD CHECK | «?IN A HURRY TO REACH 1 PLANNIN&WDPI.ODCA4INAT10H. like Dad's, the handsome shirts, * ---—— R. E, WANDELL FOR EAPlOStVE$ BEFORE F&RHCURSTTHEy ^ 5 0 l e t 'e m ^ Cool and Refreehing wash 'n wear slacks, pull-over Enjoy Being Waited On FEMALE operators with very HER PATIENT,-VmVOUT Even if you're vacationing at special talents comprise the staff. Viennese Velvet $10,000 and earn big dividends. TURNIN6 OH THE THiHKINia, SHE TURNS m u s t t h in k 'tfcO'RE. SHADY GLEN SHERBETS sweaters. New color combinations, home, you'll revel in the luxury of Elon't despair if your hair seems ■ For six servings: One quart of; Building ISUmON' THE STARTER KEY. N l i T S l yr ^ — V made with fresh fruit lime, lem­ fine fabrics, smooth tailoring and vanills ire cream, five mea.siiring i ------on. orange or strawberry are the signs of durability make you feel being attentively served a delici­ especially lack-luster with summer & ll/J ous dinner at IMPERIAL STEAK only half over. Inquire about a cups of hot. double-strength coffee, Contractor zesty, low-calorie dessert, so, per­ the stirrings of an exciting season whipped cream. CURRENT ANNXAL - r - fect and colorful for summer. Add approaching. It's not too early to ! HOUSE A COCKTAIL LOUNGE ravishing COLOR RINSE to in­ still new highlights, or have it Place a stfoop of ice cream In the DIVIDEND • ••• ^ biL scoops of SHADY GLEN fresh take your pick of the big. beauti- just over the Manchester line in )>oUom of each tall glasa. Pour Rasidantiol-Commereial fruit SHERBET to the punch fill crop. Snowsuits and Jackets | Bolton. All your favorite foods are "Frosted " With subtle streaks of hot coffee carefully over the ice Alterations*R«modaling howl for a .spectacular, delicious say. "Let it blow, let it snow; on the menu, prepared and sea­ color. "TRES CHIC" specializes in cream until gla.ss i.s about two-_ beverage. we ll keep ,vou warm and dry. " soned the way vou like them. HAIR COLORING. The services etfsadardist-it » -k thirds full. Add another .scoop of “Bu.sinesK Built On of a former manufacturer's repre­ ire cream and fill glasses with rof- ^ C*tai. Y«4 I„e«. 1^ sentative are available. Mllchcli Cu.stomer Satisfaction” T.W< aM l«s U. 1 tM. M. fee. Garnish with wliipped cresm I ^ —''*12. 9-3534. and a dash of nutmeg. Full Insurance Coverage Use narfait spoons for the first t,-, «i»»« ,m nm i41iIt. i,4I Outdoor Grilling half of the dessert-beverage. Drink Tel. Ml 4-0450 ^______M tn f.t MORTY M EEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI When broiling meats on your pecond haif. h . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 PAGE S ty m ie National Stars Reach Baltimore and Giants Houk JBecomes SpectatG^ i'i n Pennant Bids Set Down by Loop Prexp. New York, Aug. 2 (>P)— Thef Ing seven games .Kansas6>did use som* language. Bt|t,J6 an't New York, Aug. 2 (A*)—^AetJs are 12-0 over the Phillies andf Ramos (8-11) and Don Lee (3-2) at understand soeh a hstvy With Come-from-Behind Win called third strike on Clete City and Minnesota. During Houk’s With the two-day All-Star thanki to the forlorn cellar-dwel­ Baltimore tonight, absencs Coaches Frankie Crosetti slon.” Boyer that led to a $250 fine game break, out of the way, lers are only a half game back of Houk Out. and Johny Sain will be In charge. Houk claimed Hall's last p|te)i Bv E .\R L Y O ST -*0'Connfll. The utarting shprlstop*denteBaltimore Orioles This was the situation when Boy­ ‘ . , , I took over the mound duties from I got a gift single when the opposi-' final game on sportsmanship. - . Now game in Boston with his father. The Reds will send Jim O’Toole pended Manager Ralph Houk, tend Ralph Houk, Yankee mana­ er came to bat In the ninth Inning go, too, {founding Wi bat/eta]'lh* J liere S aom etning aooU l.B ill Jwick in the third inning ition pulled an Alphonse and Oas- As the boy was slated to play at and San Francisco Giants re­ ground In rage -a* be wanted t# the he’ll have to wait until tomor­ (10-8) and Joey Jay (14-6) against Whitey Ford (19-2) and Ralph ger, still was a lively topic of of the second game against Bal­ that 'good outdoor cooking at with one out and Tri-Village lead-1 ton ac,t in short cehterfield, O'Con- row night, at least. . . Twice, in as night in Manchester, he left "for open their bids today to make Philadelphia’s Don Ferrarese (2-7) Terry (6-1) against Kansas City’s timore. The Yankees, behind 2-1, bench. -'■"i' conversation among television Whether the pitch WaAva^vekrik* Rucklev Field that affects tlie' •‘^■2. thanks to two home runs' nell scoring, to deadlock the count. many tourney games at Buckley home after one Inning, arriving in three-way battles of the major and Johnny Buzhardt (3-10). Jim Archer (7-5) and Bob Shaw baseball viewers today. had the bases full with none out. Ai- Ilttlo I a.jrfiin i diovc in three runs and j Zwick was hit by a pitched ball E'ield, the adults have been out of Manchester just as the storm league races. In the other National League (6-9) at the Yankee stadium. Ford Boyer was the first to face Dick or a ball forms part of ti)9 rPro- .iio. ; broke a 2-2 tie. Bruno Neimitz loft-! and up stepped Brian Vail Camp broke which washed out the game Those who watched the incident and-con among tbd TV viewer*. Ta line — when their team was los­ The Giants, third In the National ganqea, Milwaukee pits Bob Buhl Guns for his 14th straight victory on the TV-network showing the Hall who had relieved Milt Pappas A ll-Stars. Last night Jietore ed a Zwick toss over the rightfield | witli runners on first arid third. .. .Tri-Village had four players {8-8j and Bobby Hendley (3-3) and his first 20 win season. His some the pitch looked -|6od4 to ing or when a decision went League and eight games back of Yankee games lest Sunday got an on the mound for Baltimore. the cookout fires were start­ fence to lead off the inning and af­ against their favorites. The first sidelined last night with illness. against the. Cubs’ Glen Hobble (7- high mark was 19-6 In 1956. some it didn’t. Van Camp tied into a fast ball this leading Dodgera, take the di­ excellent view of Houk charging The count went to three and two. 'v cf ed by mothers in tlie out­ ter Mark Simmons walked. Carl and drilled it into rightfield, Scott time it was Manchester people, Bill Zwick's father, Mike, was a 11) and Jack Curtis (7-5) in a day Detroit is at home against Wash­ .lojTier fanned bi|t Eld Neimltz, rect and more dangerous route. from the dugout at Plate Umpire Boyer took the next pitch and was field. north of Uie playinp field, E’ey made an apparent catch, slid­ last night Tri-Village supporters standout third baseman with a They face the Dodgers—the hot­ doubleheader at Chicago and Pitts­ ington. Don Mo-ssl (10-2) and Phil Bruno’s cousin, followed With a (9-6) oppose the Senators’ Ed Hurley when the game end­ called put? on atrikee. Pinchhitter Angels in SerjneiT.T-' visiting Tri-Village had erected a ing along the ground. However, from Broad Brook, Windsorvilia number of local teams. test club in the majors with eight burgh imatche's Bob Friend (10-13) Regkn ed. Hector Lopez, next up, hit into a .5-2 lead and apjieared to be en homer. The four base wallop was against! the Cards’ Larry JMkson Joe McClain (7-11) and Marty E'irst Base Umpire Ken Munro had and Warehouse, Point... Tom straight victories—tonight at Los In the milling around that fol­ doubleplay to ert^ the game. Then Los Angeles (Ah—It figursirto be route to the District KiglU finals. almost to the identical spot that run into the outfield and immedi­ (6-8) in a nighter at St. Ijouia. Kutyna (6-2). the first Neimitz’ blast traveled. Liombardo and Marc Jacobs, aiter- NatioasU <71 Angeles in the flr;it game of a two-' lowed Hilrley claimed Houk "def­ cssne Houk's charge from the dug- many years, if ever, .-before 0(a,Loe However, the aroma from the ately signaled that the ball had nales, were added to the National ab r h po a The Orioles, who swept three out Cleveland's fourth place Indians, grills leaked over to the ba.«eball Schardl, cf .. 1 3 1 I day series. The Giants have won now 11V4 games back of first, pit initely bumped me.” After read­ out. Angeles Angels, reprssimt M h# K.\it Zwick and enter O'Connell. been caught and then dropped. roster last night replacing a va­ five of their last seven. of four .from the Yanks before the diamond about the fourth inning The former donned mitt and mask Zwick. p. c .. 3 1 All-Star Leagfue-leading New Jim Perry (8-8) and Jim Grant ing Hurley's report, Joe Cronin, “I think it Is a very tough pen­ American League ' in • the 'Wbrld Scliardt and Zwick tallied and the cationing Bob Tomassi and Phil Van Camp, lb 0 1 f s To make it even tougher for the president of the American League, alty for what I did,” Aaid Houk af­ ent Angels have appsared'/W'^ th* and the home club w'ent to town, I at this point. O'Connell, a slender decision set off a fuse that erupted llunUnKton, rf 0 1 0 Yorkers and seven behind the sec­ (9-5) against Warren Herbert (7- SNORKEL SESSION— Alma Beck takes to the water Cataldo, at camp. Barry. If ...... r 1 D Giants they run Into Johnny Pod- announced yesterday Houk's fine ter he learned of the fine and sus­ ent Angis have api>earcd lti,',th* scoring five nuis and wound up righthander, worked three and two- the third base bench and stands, | ond place Detroit Tigers. With the 9) and Cal McLlsh (6-10) of Chi­ ■with two of her Aqjuamites, a group of youngsters she with a 7-.5 decision in an argu- third frames and allowed but one Lombardo: if 0 <1 0 res (13-2) in the opener. The cago's fifth place White Sox at and suspension. pension. classic. They are Tom Morgan, . I There was as much confiLsion as Only one umpire assigned to 1 3 0 doublehesders coming - up, the has formed at Riviera Beach, Fla. Mr^. Beck defends ment-infested attraction. hit 0 0 1 atocky southpaw has won five Orioles have a solid chance to gain Cleveland. The suspension starts today and "I don't know if I bumped him. Ryne Duren, Del Rice, Ted luus- It. 9. harniless sixth Inning single. Times Square on .New Year's but the game showed up, Johnny Doane ' Bmkcs"er.^3h' U.S. skin diving title at Newport Aug. 20. lasts through next Sunday, cover- Now the charges n\ Coai hes Hele received credit for the victory, pjate Umpire .lohnny Doane final- ; 0 0 straight and Is at his peak. Podres ground with their solid, improving Los Angeles and the Red Sox but If I did It wasn’t Intentional. I zewskl and Ell OrlMt.' -J of Stafford Spring.' who again ; O'Connell a» ) 0 will be opposed by righthander Xi.'k Cataldo and Pat Colangelo It wasn’t the most exciting 0 0 young pitching staff and because clash In two at Boston with the ly got action resumed. Tri-Village turned in a top performance, ‘ ” ^,"ghiin i., ". Juan Marichal (7-7). will now sit back and await the game, but it wa.s interesting. lodged a protest, but it was dis- | 1 3 both the Yanks and Tigera are Angels’ |Jim Donohue (4-4) and Munro of Manchester and Tony I . ' ' ' ------Favorite Pigeons i^ded with cripples, Ron Moeller (4-6) opposing Ike De­ outcome of the Thomp.sonvillc Shuts the Door allowed. Muska of Broad Brook stepped Totals ...... 2« 7 ll 18 7 1 7 Elaih side tallied om.e in each While the coast clubs are bat-, n i e y might even close some of lock (5-6) and Tracy Stallard (0- All-Stars .Mancheste' American The visitors never recovered and l.cague .\lI-.S‘,a t g a m e tonight. the first and second frames and in and helped out. Both ump in r*h po a » rbl tling away, the Cincinnati Reds en­ the gap today as all 10 teams en­ 0 ). -Manche.ster ua« a.s.sured of a berth ■ Iheii; respective leagues, Miiska in Frenoio*. 3b ..... 4...... 0 1 0.... 0 tertain their favorite pigeoni. gage in doubleheaders. Boston, Washington and Min­ The latter two clubs will try and j then Tri-Village went ahead with 3 n : 1 0 their three-run outburst in the in the finals, the exact date yet to Twi-Viilage. .. National League E Mu.«ka, c They meet the Philadelphia- Phil­ “rhe Orioles will call on Chuck nesota are all 20 games back of complete their Tuesday night lie announced. 1 1 0 0 0 1^ J / ■■^4,.'^' meeting which mound Manehe.'ter third. But that ended the visitors’ Commissioner . Chuck Blakeslee ' ^ 'Muska p 3 n 1 0 1 0 0 lies In a three-game set,' starting Estrada (8-5) and Dick Hall (5-4) first With Los Angeles another said last night's collection amount- b! Neimitz. 2b __ 111’3 0 1 half game astern. Herald Photo by Sateinis le.-.ding 7-5 in the eighth inning. scoring as O'Connell shut the door Schardl. .Art Huntington. Mikul- with a doubleheader tonight. The to oppose Minnesota’s Pedro litz and Coughlin each collected ' ed to $45.35, split down the mid- ! ...... 1 1 0 1 0 1 Tlie fourth inning was a wild completely. 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 ------..Irf-', Tl'inning Battery— Dan O'Connell and Bill Zuick Then came the fatal fourth. Bill two hits as the winners racked die after deducting $9 for district , ss ..... 3 1 0 0 13 one. to say the least. Ten Manches­ Mr-ka for 11. Ed Neimitz was the ; expenses... Game started late I Willson, Hi ...... 5 0 0 0 ter boys batted with five runs scor­ Barry started the action,with a only visiting lad to get two binglca. ' until- umpires could be found... | xujaia ...... 34 5 7 IS 8 3 S All Athletes Under One Roof in Spring Asked 2 ing on five hits. There were three single and when the ball was boot­ E'ine defensive plays were turned | Overwhelmed by Receptm errors, as well as several mental ed, he went to second. Brian Mikul- Red Molumphy handled the pub-! ,Mationals no 5oi—7 miscues, as hot an argument as I *’tz grounded out and Ted Blakes- m by third baseman Van Camp, lie address system and Mel Allen | Tri-villaBc ...... 113 000—6 centerflelder Schardt and first i has a competitor. Molumphy has ' 2B. Zwick. Cmighiin: hr, B. Nelmlti, Little League has over had in Man- fanned and Bud Muska ap- I E. Neimitz: SB, Schardl. Huntington; chester and then .«ome adolescent peared to be out of the woods but baseman Skip Willson. The latter’s , been coaching in Little League pp p Mu.ika lo Willson: LOB, Man- ‘Ball Player, Like Actor behavior on the part of many "a s soon to rave in. was the gem of the cool evening. ' for 10 years... Crowd o f 100 r-hesior 6, Tri-Viiiage 7: BB. Zwdek 5. Fate of Two All-Star Games adults. But back to the ball game O’Connell was .safe on a boot, BALLS AND STRIKES—State watched the fii-st few innings but « LPek'^Tf"^^^ itself. Barry scoring. Pinch-hitter Skip District Eight Little League Com­ swelled to 250 by the last frame, .runs in 2J innings: O'ConnslI 1 for 0 ____ run.'i in 3!j: MBP B. Mu-«ka (Zwirk>; One of the biggest .heroes for i Coughlin followed with a double missioner Don Berger planned to j 31 • • Kwlrk: W, O’Cnnnall; V, JDoane* Can Feel Crowd’-Mays the winners was little Danny down the rightfield line and Barry speak to parents and adults be- Dan O Connell saw one inning Munro. Muaka. ^ In Hands of Club Magnates CHURCH SOFTTB.MJ. ' By EARL YOST Battling right down to the final Boston, Aug. 2 (/P)— The players’ legal counsel, Judge‘s' Cannon said the ultimate aim of Still Featuring Lowest Price Ever wire and two innings bejwid, St. Robert Cannon, said that he and the players' group is to get all Bgaahall fans in New England didn’t warm up to the orig- Marj-'s bowed to North Methodiat. fate of two All-Star baseball Frank Scott, the players’ agent, athletes housed under one roof in Say-Hey Kid, Willie Mays, in Monday’s 31st major 12-1. last night at Charter Oak games per season is in the had talked with Frick and the two first class accomodations. All-Star baseball game at Fenway Park like the New Park. The loss doomed St. Mar\''.s laps of the owners. The play­ league presidents. No Racial Problem last hopes of gaining a .spot in the Y-’s But American Hold Upper Hand under the same roof," Cannon said. Scott added. "All the players want AQ-Htar. game# started that he which almost had washed away .scrambled back to finally gain a to explore the pros and cons of ' ’ a 'iawi wfaehned by the Gotham continuing the two game eyatem the right to choose whether they the game. 10-all deadlock with two runs in Cannon added that baseball men will live with the>reat of the team, ption. Good Money Inaugurated tiil959. like any other citizens, must abide tou know," he eaid, ''a ball the last of the seventh. The Meth­ Pitcher BobnFriend of the Pitts­ or not." "I don't mind playing m San odists tallied, twice in the top of By FRANK CLINE right back to lie up the game fl­ At this point the three umpire* by local laws and ordinances but Cannon said Bill White of the fUspr, Uke an actor, can always Francisco. I’m making good money ail with their first three batters. A held a conference and decided to burgh Pirates, National League that the teams had made "tre­ I M the crowd or audience. The the ninth but St. Marv-'s .still would player representative, said the St. Louis Cardinals and Billy Bru­ 'i there, more than I made in New not quit. The Saints managed to While it had the same end­ ba.'c on balls and pinch single put csll the game at thi* point because mendous strides In breaking down ton of Detroit, representing Negro 3-T ALL- rpeeptipn In. New Tork *’as really York—and you know I need the ing as the major league All- two runners on and leadoff man of darkness. In this WTiter’s view players want two game*. He said racial barriers.” He also said he WMnetlUng,” the now 30-year old get one tally back in the last of the players, were on hand and were money,” Mays quipped. Mays, who Star Game at Fenway Park in Tim Riley drove another long hom­ It was a wise decision and, if the he hoped that within two weeks a thought the situation in the Tam pa­ completely satisfied with the letter with his second Twilight League it Not Seconds! Perhaps it was because the crowd blooper pitching with one of the right centei-field fence in the top last of the fifth and it was quick chaser turned it into a fielders’ Naughlon, cf ...... 3 I 1 ft 0 2 whirlwind finish '"•hich found them mound victory. McAdam gave up GOODYEAR ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE Tahkeea. Despite 90 degree ^em- of 31.851 paid did not not include hits a solo homer by Dick Dav. of the third. LaGace’s blow must to take advantage of this break. choice as he came in quickly, re­ look liberties on the base line and Noaal. p ...... 3 0 2 1 3 0 0 n a tu r e , 47,346 fans passed Burton 3b ...... 4 0 1 ft ft n 0 driving into the post-season play­ one run and four hits a.' he struck All Nsw Qeedyesr dirt* Tfrsa too many died-in-the-wool base­ Boland ...... 405 023 0 - 14-14-1 have traveled at least 200 feet on Cleanup man Danny Naiighton got trieved the ball and foreed Smith Thomp.sonvillc made another pla,v offs during the final round of play, through the turnstiles. for him. He seemed trapped sev­ U'.nalB*- If ...... 3 0 0 ft 1 0 0 out seven batters and issued three sr* Quarairtseif NsUsit-MfM* ball fans. After all. $6 and $8 for Teachers -----.004 000 4 - 5-3 the flw and scored Paul Pilkonis, them back into contention with an­ at second base. Mclinowaki. c ...... 3 0 7 1 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Moriarly Bros, nipped the Riley bases on ball.'. it Not Retreads! ' Jpe nCihg, veteran New Tork tickets is quite stiff, even higher Pitching extra carefully, Nosal eral times but finally one of the Lnnpo. rf ...... 1 0 n 1 ft n n Carlson and Menditto; Dooman who had beaten out an infield chop- other two-run homer over the cen- 0 w . U P et. G.B. Redlegs. 4-3. last night in their I.AtsInsI normal rosd hsssrdt-l.s., hlowoutsr'feSrid bMdhflt shiter, said of Mays' visit than pasteboards sell for at World I per, ahe^d of him, walked LaGace. Viara then hit a Thompsonville infielder* made a B. Katlau.«ka.», a . j n ft ft n n MopUrly’a (4) Mrvtktr cuf«~Bxc«pt r*patr«bl« puncturaa. Umlta4 It p -and Brezm-ski; Bnggs (5i. terfleld fence that went almost as Tallariia rf . . 0 0 0 ft ft 0 n Nsw. York .6 5 S6i .644 — Twilight League game in Hart­ ah r h pf. a Tork.. ‘‘Mr. New York Series games at the box office. .'low grounder to second base and wild throw lo third and Viara was C, Kaalanakaa. rf . ft 0 0 fial awnar far num^r of montha apacinat* I That's the way the score re­ far as LaGace’s, 1 1 ft Detroit .. .64 88 .628 l>/, ford. R^nn. 2b ...... 3 1 0 h 1 0 0 OMht’icatBe'^bsck to town" . . It Most real baseball followers turn­ reached on a fielder's choice forc­ waved home wlicn a young spec­ (!\T. aa ...... 1 1 0 n 6 0 i> t. Afolnal any tafacta in warfcmanahlp tn4 mtiarfti oAlkii it Not D!scontinued! mained until the top of the fifth. In the top of the sixth, Manches­ Totala ...... 3H 6 11 4 5 Baltimore .5 8 46 JI58 81/, The victory, the Oilmen's eighth wtiJ Pftyi Night, because the mob ed to radio or teevee to hear or ing LaGace at second with Pil- tator pickeci up the ball and threw 8 22x Mlalretta, rf .... 2 2 1 ft ft 0 I •ift ilmtt aa to timo or mlloago. Viara reached on a fielder’s choice ter picked up what appeared to be a -B Ka.claimka.h popped out for deviriMd .5 5 49 .529 111/, in 17 league starts, fanned their Moriartv, lb .... 4 0 1 IJ ft 0 0 n ilM 'tt go for the most exciting v'lew the exhibition. Kuna Takes Title konis going to third on the play. it to the plate. There were some Avery, r ...... Any Ooodyoar tiro doalor *‘a (8) I Kuna of Grantmoor, were the Tuesday’s Results belated rallies by the Redlegs to preserve the victory. The Redlegs ab r h po a e rbl ' three entires from the greater No Games Scheduled. Kapoletano, rf . 0 ft 0 0 0 ft j Manchester area. A.' a matter of tallied twice in the last of the fifth Carlaon, If. p ...... 4 0 2 2 ft ft 0 Today’s Games and once in the seventh and had Lattan*4lo. aa ... .. 3 0 1 0 2 . fact, ju.sl about everyone in the Los Angeles (Donahue 4-4 and MeuccI, If. 2b ...... 3 ft 1 ft One-Sided Scores Mark Play the tying run on second base when PonUe, c ...... ft I field was left m Kuna's dust as All-Stars Finest Group Moeller 4-6) at Boston (Delock shortstop Leo Cyr threw out .. 3 2 5 ft ft 0 he won the 1961 title at the Mill Thomaa, cf ., . .. 3 0 ft 2 0 0 ft 5-6 and StaUdard 0-0). 1:30 p.m. Johnny Lattanzio from deep short­ Davis, lb ...... 3 0 0 7 ft ft GOODYEAR In Summer Basketball League Kansas O ty (Archer 7-5 and stop for the final out. Ruaaotto. 3 b ...... 1 ft 4 0 ft ft by no less than six shots, adding KhaW 6-9) at New York (Ford Kaaelauakaa b . .. .ft ft ft ft ft ft a two-under.-par 70 to earl.v rounds Avery Drive* In Pair Jarobucrl. p ... .. 1 ft 0 2 . n 0 Ready for Grid Eagles 19-2 and Terry 6-1), (2), 1:50 p.m. A base on balls, hit batsman and Sarpeaian, a ...« . . . f t 0 ft ft n 0 MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIJRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINO of 71 and 68 for a winning 54-holc Scoring victorie.' in la.'t night s AmFrirAn UtU Minnesota (Ramos 8-11 and Berry. 2h ...... 1 ft ft ft ft 0 ft score of 209. r\TEBN-4TH)NAL I.E.XGl E first of DicH Avery’s run produc­ B r Plf Lee 3-2) at Bsltlniore (Estrada Totala ...... 24 3 6 21 i kins. New M exico State; Gj^nn Trailing 3-0 going into the sev­ I under Jhe light.' ba.'ketball double- Jiima ... 6 ft 1ft ing singles, tajlljed Morlarty's first R 3 2 EJllinglon Ridge Pro Wally Ci- Cliicago. Aug. 2 iJTi—The Col­ WallarF 8-5 and HaU SU), (2). 6 p.m. A— nit by Pitch for .lacobuccl in 6th. Gregory, Sduthern M elodist; enth inning, the Law.ver.' rallied header at Charter Oak Park were 3 0 6 run in the "ope'ning frame. Cyr GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE choh, who finished on the run­ lege All-Stars, praised as the fin- rnllt'An . ft ft ft Ohioago (Hebert 7-9 and Mc- raced all the way home from sec­ l>—Ran for RuNSolto In 7lh. ner-up .spot -last year just • yone - esl. group assembled in at least 11 Bernie Casey, Bowling Gr^n. and for four runs to squeeze out a 4-3 American Hardware Insurance N'PII .... 3 :ft R Moriartv> ...... 102 010 0—i Boh Crespino, Mi.ssissippK victorc' at Verplanck Field last SllPR. ... 7 2 If Ush 6-10) at Cleveland (Perry ond base when Lattarizio's throw RIIov’n ...... OtV) 020 713 MAIN ST.»M I 9-9523 , 295 BROAD SL—Ml 3-5179 Stroke off the pace, topped the .years, may have an exceedingly and Moriarly Bros, The Insuram e- Fi.skF ... 0 to second base :On Avery's ground­ SB. MfuccI. NftpolFtiino: SAT. NapolF- ^ ' good chance tp knock off the PKil- night. Billy Hamilton’.' three:nm 1 .2 8-8 and Grant 0-5), (2), 5 p.m. s. - three area hopefuls with a 74-75- And if thi.' isn't enorigh, to.'s in meii valloped Boland Motors, Rl- RmkF 4 2 1ft Washington (McClain 7-11 er was too late for a force out. tano. (^\T. Luak: DP. ryr. Rcnn antJ ! adelphia Eagles Friday night in i homer provided the margin of vic­ .39. while the Oilmen out.'hol M i- n'-arrion 6 1 n Moriarty: LOB. Moriarty'fl 3. RIIfv’r 75— 222 total, Stan Hilinski had a such rugged individuals as Mike 6; BB. Lu.sk 3, Jacobucct 2. OarlNon’ l Soldier Field. tory. i Intosh Boat. 4.5-31. and Kutyna 6-2) at Detroit (Mossl The -Oilmen added two more 80-70-76- 226 score while D o c Ditka of Pittsburgh, Earl Fai.'on Tnial.« .. 2S 6 61 10-2 and Began 9-0), (2), 6 {i.m. SO. I.URk 6. Jacoburrl 4. Carlaon 1: Hlt.i HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER of Indiana and Marlin McKeever 4*56 loK's was R tough one for runs in the third on an error and off. Jacobucct 5 for 4 run.a in 6. Carlson COOK’S SERVICE STATION McKee wound up with a 77-76-81 - oddsmaker.', however. h)ive Boih victors now have identical RAland'a Thursday’s Schedule consecutive singles by Pat Mistret- 234. The latter two are amateurs rated the National Football of Southern California. -Xndy Kearn.' who .vielded onl.v 2-1 records. They will trail league B F PtB. 0 for 0 runs In 2: HBP. Jacobucct (Ml.s- 342 E. CENTER ST,—Ml 9-8187 555 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST—Ml 9-532f three hits in the five and one-third KoUfti ...... 1 2 ,4 Washington at Detroit. ta, Jim Moriarly and Avery. Mori- trctla and AvFry). Carlson. (Cyr^: fait' of the .Manchester Country League (hampions two-touchdown Although the All-Stars are head­ ; leading Spruce St. Market, which Wlli^on ’ ...... 0 1 Los Angelm at Boston, 8 p.m. arty’s scored what proved to be the Lusk (NapolFtano and SarE^sian); L, ' favorites. It's hard to go against frames which he pitched. Winning Jacobuccl:^orFr. TurkInElon. Club. ing for the air, it doesn't mean the , *-as idle last nignt. by a half game Piprson ...... 0 ft ft Kansas d t y at New York, 8 winning tally in the fifth on a Breed Never 4 lose the pros, who have won 17 of the Eagles are going to head for the hufler Seve Banas was tagged for jin the jtlanding.'. The Marketmen .1. CVimpojiFD ...... ft ft 0 2 walk, hit batsman, fielder's choice 27 games pla.ved in the series, a half dozen base knocks but re­ I have won both their games to Hanij) ...... ft ft 0 p.m. JACK’S ATLANTIG JIM’S ATLANTIG STATION Deadlocked for second place hills. The pros have a secondary Ti'inlin.‘44in ...... 0 0 0 Minnesota at Baltimore. and dropped throw at second base j There have been two ties. that is one of the be.'t in the NFL ceived errorle.'.' support from his date. ft were two amateurs. Bobb.v Allen ...... 2 4 Olilcago at Cleveland. on an attempted force out. Alumni Plavoffs 706 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-8232 451 W. CENTER ST— Ml 9-8156 of Wampanoag arid Ben Costello But its no secret the Eagles- • Tom Brookshier. Bob Freeman, teammates afield, Getting off to a slow stall, the (*arl.«on ...... 6 3 16 Aceto's three run* in the third Moriarly ...... 0 3 3 Jim Luak, who had held Riley’s of the host club. Allen had rounds have a quarterback problem with­ Jimmy Carr and Don Burroughs. Tnsurancemen trailed ^y one point, I. V. rompoR^o ...... 2 ft 4 scoreless for four frame*, was Tonight at Park inning al*o came a* the result of K. Mr('aully ...... 4 ft NATIONAL LEAGUE of 71-75-69 -215 while (.’ostello out Norm Van Brocklin, who ..led Defensively, the collegians look 11-10. at the end of the fir.sl quar­ ft W. L. P et G.B. reached for two runs In the fifth. . them to the I960 NFL crown. a home run. John Savino hit it ter. But they outscored Boland'.s, MORRISON’S ATLANTIC DUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE toured the familiar surroundings as if they have enough heft to Toialg ...... 15 H 39 Los Angeles ...... 62 38 .620 — A hit batsman, walk and infield Tliis, parla.ved with what appears also with two runner* on ba*e at ' which dropped it.' Hilrd decision in Half. AmFriran 27-19. Second in the beat of three se­ ; *1. of his home rourse with seores of stop a rattle stampede. And 40 1, single loaded the bases and Lat- 288 W . MIDDLE TPKE.—Ml 9-8302 653 CENTER ST— Ml 9-8128 A ;.v V the time. Cincinnati ...... 63 .612 ■/I ries to determine the town Alum­ 71-73-71 -215. ; to be an e-xceptlonal college squad, they'll need it against such Eagle i as many .'tarts, 17 to eight in the San Francisco ...54 46 .540 8 taznio's single to right drove In the i heightens the chances of Head runner.' ns Clarence Peaks, Ted L a w y e rs'...... 000 004T—4-3-0 1 second qilarter . to erect a 27-19 Mnnarty'i <46> ni League champion will be played Defending champion ,A 1 1 a n Aceto's ...... 003 000 -3-6-1 B r Pta. Milwaukee ...... 50 48 .510 11 two runs. Breerl of the Wethersfield Coun­ I Coach Otto Graham’s .collection of Dean. Billy Barnes, Tim Brown I halftime advantage and were iMoriaitv .. ft 1 1 Pittsburgh ..45 48 .484 IS)/, After holding .Riley’s scoreless tonight at Charter Oak Park be­ Banas and Kleinachmidt, Ham­ j never in serious trouble again. ^ < ’y r ...... OLIVA’S ESSO RUFINI’S FLYING A SERVICE try Club never djtl get into con­ I graduated eampiis hei Pes. and Heron Sapp. ft 1 1 « 8 t Louis ...... 47 52 .475 141/, in the sixth, Lusk, who twirled a tween Green Manor and Fire & Po­ Graham has going for him a ilton i4i; A, Kearns. P. Kearns American had three playcis in Buikus .... 6 3 13 aix-httter, saw them register an tention this lime. After an open­ But the potential is there with ,(6) and Oetroiit, Qiiagliore (5). Boland .... f) ft 12 Chicago ...... 43 58 .434 lice. The Manormep. hold a one- 411 HARTFORD RD,—Ml 9-8229 118 CENTER p .—Ml 9-8279 ing day 76. Breed added scores of ‘ game-breaking combination simi­ Joe Rutgen.' of Illinois and Mike I double figures paced by Joe Shea's (rlonny ... 4 ft 8 66 .313 30 unearned run in the last of the game edge following a 4-3 victory I Turkinirton ft Philadelphia ...... 30 71 and 74 for a '221 total, which lar to the one he used in heating Zero of VPI. a pair of 250-pound­ I 16 points. Mike Reardon tallied 1 3 seventh and put the equalizer Ifn in last Friday'.' opener and can the Detroit Lion.' 35-19 in 1958. , Pinto ...... 1 n 4 Tuesday’s Result# was a dozen strokes off the pace. ers; 6-9 Ernie I.4idd of Grambling I 11 and Stan Zima 10 al.so for the i Fortin...... ft ft ft scoring position. A walk, sacrifice wrap up the title with a victory . T5ien. flat passes by Jim Njnow- IT.ow’d ...... No Games Scheduled. DON WILLIS GARAGE MEAD’S ATUNTIC STATION (La.i. 290 pounds; Ben Dayldaon, Insitraiiceraep. Bob Carlson was 2 ft 4 Today’s Games and throwing error by Andy Man- tonight. '!AX i a a l Trailers 6-A SEa,THEVV/ER£ UNPAID BALANCE ing machine $69.60, Singer TSewing l ^ e treee and a magnificent gage. ToUl monthly payments only pram. Permanent dock, floating SIX ROOMS, second floor. 9 8. $64. Full price $13,500. BONNER ROAD—Vacant 6 room dock. Nice lawn, excellent beach. 'RiGHT'HEISlOSlUO LADIES—New shipment of woolens MONTHLY PAYMENTS Center, 882 Main Street, MI 3-$888. VERNON — Beautiful 3 bedroom view. Shown by appointment only. $100 DOWN On older one bedroom. $16.79 Main St., Oil burner hirnace, ranch, well shrubbed,. 90x160 lot, Cape with 1)4 baths. All the Properly priced, Safety Unit Asks HIS s h ir t ; AMP GUESS NEU.'UEII; for rug making just arrived at Pil­ blinds, $80, Will be on premitea Call the R. P. Dimock Co.. MI PLEASE READ YOUR AD 50x10 new 3 bedroom, double sink, 8 COMPLETE full cellar, formica counter, knot­ 6-5245 or Richard Dimock, Ml Rf D. Murdock extras. Owners anxious to sell batn In color, $4,495 complete. grim Mills, Hartford Road, Man­ between 3-7 p.m, daMtfled ar “ W«at Ada” ara taken over tka phene h n eon* VJHOSHELPIMGHIM WE WERE ROOMS OF FURNITURE MAYTAG WRINGER washer, good ty pine bookcase full' width of 19' 9-6003. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Question on Role New deluxe, built-in radio, wall-to- chester. O ^n every day noon till condition, 'f36. 32 Doane Si. living room, alu.’ninum storms. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA mnltnee. flM advertkMr ehowld tend Ue ad the FIRST DAT IT losErp; OOlHGPMtAHP LAST6A8P 9 p.m,, Saturday 10 a.m. till 6 p.m. All of this merchandise Is in our MODERN 8 ROOM unfurnished APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In Ume far the next liiaer- waii carpeting, special appliances, warehouse. It has never left our Minutes to schools and shopping V— MANCHESTER—8 room ranch U &. R REALTY LAKEWOOD CIRCLE P'ourtcon members of the Town on big shaded lot. High Manor THOUGHT WEV, l iv in g r o o m seating sectionals apartment, second floor. Heat, hot Charming 6 room single with at­ MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 thw. The Berald la reaponaible far onlj ONE Incorreet ar omitted VA«W HIGH FIDELITY 8 inch speaker store and la fully guaranteed. water and'itorm windows includ­ Robert' Wolverton Agency, MI with attached garage, ' $21,900. Safety Committee yesterday de­ Park. Route 30, Rockville, TR , WWA are not only lovely but practical. 3-1914, 9 till 9. Spring St. area, \ acre wooded Ml 8-2692______tached breezeway and garage. taaertlaa for a o j ndverUeenwit and then only to the extent of a m m ! in large enclosure. Excellent qual­ Some in original factory crates and ed. $110 monthly. Ml 9-4265. BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage. cided lo report to General Man­ 5-1423; ^ sih; Marlow’s invites, your inspection lot, 16x24 living room with fire­ Ltrge lot excellently landscaped. Llynwood Drive, winterized, has ager Richard Martin two ques- ■taate s a ^ laeertlea Ertora which da aot leasea the valne of ity, $30. MI 9-4896 after 6 p.m. cartons with original factory of five groups now offered at low MANCHESTER—6 room cape, fire­ BOWERS SCHOOL—5 room quality aerial numbers. THREE ROOM furnished apai place, walkout basement, alum­ Properly priced. company water, located near the tion.s ronrerning the committee’s wtn not ha eam eted hgr *inaka Kood” hiaertlen. clearance prices. E-Z terms. Mar­ place, plaatered wAlla, full ceram­ inum combination windows ranch, twin size bedrooms b'uilt- Auto OrivlnR School 7-A Beautiful Westinghousa Electric ment conveniently located West 1ns, on shaded lot, $17,900. Ml beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ role in accidents involving town Boats and Accessories 46 Refrigerator low's Furniture Department, 887 Side. Ml 3-8129 ic bath, upstairs completely fin­ throughout, smesite drive, Gam- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ply Edward J. Holl nr your bwn vehicle.'!. TOCtR CXN>PERATION WILL Main 8t, ______ished In knotty pin* with bullt-ins,, bolati built. This home is In as per­ 9-5606. REALTOR PREPARE FOR driver's test. Beautiful Bedroom Suite broker. Tel. m 3-8117.______The committee would like to ra- BE APPRECIATED 13 FOOT speed boat, 35 h.p. motor, roomy kitchen, aluminum storma fect condition as any house we MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 Diol Ml 3-2711 Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Beautiful Living Room Suits refrigerator , electric range, COZY CORNER—-6 room Cape, one solve: Johnson Mastercraft trailer and APARTMENT for rent, $120 per and permanent siding. Ideal for have ever listed. 'TTie R. F- BOLTON—First lake —waterfront room. Three instructors. No watt­ Beautiful Dinette Set two-plate atove, tabisa, S-piece liv- yodng family. Spotless. Robert unfinished, many desirable fea­ NEAT FIVE-room ranch, large accessories, 8k|s, aquaplane. Boat month. MI 3-6105. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Barbara tures $14,100, Owner MI 9-8772. 5-room cottage which can be 1. Whether there is value ih ing Manchester Driving Acade r - Beautiful ” De Luxe” Range Ing room set, bedroom set. chairs. Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914, 9 till Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Evahs, ' shady lot, rurgi setting, half mile easily winterized. Marion E; Rob­ holding a committee hearing attar my. PI 3-7249. completely resealed Call MI Instead of Weatinghouse Electric Immediate occupancy. off Willjur Cross highway, north­ 8 - a 3-1283. Call at 23 Academy Street between TWO ROOM furnished apartment-, »- 'v ■ MI 9-6653, '' ertson, broker. Ml 8-5953 an accident involving a town ve­ m u psM ilfe. Refrigerator if you prefer R and 8. nice residential area. J. D. Realty. west part of the town. Good value hicle if the department has al­ LARSON’S Connecticut’a first U- ^iStTimKSCkCKMi Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum, SPECIAL at $16,300, Call MI 3-4644, M, J, SOtm/FieLDyMCR. t MI 3-5129. COVENTRY 607 WOODBRIDGE ST. - 5-room ROCKWOOD LAKE, Fitzwilliam, ready' corrected the faulty opera­ censed driving school trained — and a Few other Articles, , MOVING—Hotpoint electric range, Ranch, 2 bedrooms, combination On sparkling lake front, onlv McGuire, Broker. New Hampshire —Approximately FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE Certified and approved la now of­ BuildlnK Materials 47 Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec seven miles out of town, this four tion which cau.sed the accident. EVERYTHING verv good condition. Call MI room, oil heat, garage, large lot, living room-dlnlng room, den, 2'2 hours from Manchester. Both 2. Whether or not the hearing fering classroom and behind *-4803. bedroom home with I 'i 'baths has BUSINESS ZONE—8 room home In ASSpRTED USED lumber, build­ THE UNPAID Business Locations several fruit trees, lake privileges, large screened porch, kitchen and shorefronts and back lots ’" ’''''committee has jurisdiction over \'heel instruction for teenagers. BALANCE PRICE garage. 130-foot adjoining lot beau- . round app**l- excellent condition off East Center available. Call MI 4-1138. A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING Ml 9-6076. ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ For Rent 64 priced at $12,800 with a low, low Living room 15x29 with fireplace, Street. Good location for doctor, an operator of a town vehicle who Radio-TV Repair tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors ONLY $418.26 down payment tifully landscaped. Brook runs “ is not a town employe: Help Wanted— Hale 36 Free storage Until wanted. Free MARLOW’S through property. Tel. MI 3-6668. modem kitchen, beautiful sunporrh hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ LAKE HA'YWOOD, Colchester — MORTLDCK’S Driving School—Of­ ExperienQcd and wlndowa Open dally 8:80-6 EXCELLENT spot for any bustasas CHARLES W. LATHROP with ever changing view. Garage. The committee. In its quarterly SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS Services 18 delivery. Free set-up by our own or office. Center of town plenty ther information call the Philbrick Furnished 8 room cottage, fire­ fice, 443 Main St.. Manchester. SEWING MACHINE HELP WANTED—Part-time book­ p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock BEST BEDDING BUYS Ml 9-0384 ANDOVER LAKE Special-$12,900. Owner transferred. Agency, MI 9-8464. place, large screened in porch, meeting at Center Springs Lodge, ■ Learning correctly ’’May Save keeper. The W. H. England Lum­ Place oft North Mata St. Choman’s reliable men. of parking. MI 9-6339 9-8 also di-scussed possible use of safe­ Want Information an ana of our clanided adverttsements T No CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, OPERATORS and Phone for appointment Near private beach. Large new 3 For an investment In healih call near sandy beach and clubhouse, Your Life." Driver education available all hours. Satisfaction ber Company. MI 9-5201. Housewrecklng, BO 9-3893. Maple twin bed outfit WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, bedroom ranch, knotty pine kitch­ MANCHESTER—If you are lock $4,500. Only $509^ cash. Owner will ty belts or shoulder harnesses on aoBwer at the telephone Usted? Simply call the classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ TRAINEES SAMUEL ALBERT MAIN STREET—4 room offifce on MADELINE SMITH, Realtor ing for an excellent 3 bedroom, 2 some large town vehicles. The guaranteed. Call MI 9-1316. Choice of 4 poeter or spool ground floor, plenty of parking. T. screened porch, fireplace, 1-car en. fireplace, basement garage, finance. Lawrence F. Fiano, Real­ fessional Driving School Assn. MI YOUR BEST BUY IS AT Hartford CH 7-0358 garage, shaded lot. $16,000. Phil- large lot. Choose you own colors. 6U 9-1642 family with two new hot water committee learned that one ac­ 9-7398. Apply bed $24,88 J. Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577.^ tor MI 3-2766, Ed Crawford,- MI MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE TV SERVICE!—All makes. Honest, Help Wanted— NATIONAL See It Day or Night brirk Agency, MI 9-8464. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, MI heating systems, oversized park 9-4410. cident recently nyght have been Economical. High quality parts. MANCHESTER MODES, Inc. Hitch Rail Fencing $299 per section If you have no means of transpor­ Innersprlng mattres* $24.88 3-2766. Ed Crawford, MI 9-4410. IN TOWN—Well built and well like lot, beautiful recreation room prevented by sa f«y belts. Ml 9-0500,^ Pine St. Male or Female 37 Box spring $24.88 FREE OFFICE apace available to Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Mahogany Siding 17c sq. ft. tation. I'll send by auto for you. saleaman in Manchester. Sales cared for 6 room Cape with expan­ 8-car garage, plus roof patio. In A demonstration of resuscitation Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 service since 1931. Phone Ml Regular total value $66.95 BOLTON—$12,600 will buy this sion apace. Quiet street. Conven­ one of Manchester’s nicest loca and leave your meaaage. You’ll hear from our advertiser in Jig RECEPTIONIST-typlst for Govern­ MAN OR WOMAN for counter and Disappearing Stairways $23.95 each No obligation. must coincide with present busi­ methods was given by Sedrick 9-4537. Potterton’s. 130 Center St grill work. Two shifts open, 4 p.m. Cedar Closet Lining 20c sq. ft. ness, MI 9-5833. WOW! clean 4 room ranCh with breeze- ient bus and shopping. Asking tions, call Us for full information Water, Sewer Straiighan, assistant fire chief of Ume without spending all evening at the telephone. ment in Manchester. Good at pub­ A—L—B—E—R—T— S E-Z terms 867 Main St. way and oversized garage. Beauti­ $15,000. Madeline Smith, Realtor. The Ellsworth Mitten Agency I960 CUSTOM TRIUMPH reason­ lic contact. High School graduate to midnight and midnight to 8 a.m. Knotty Pine Paneling 13c sq. ft.‘ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD the Town Fire Department and a TELETVTSION antennas and rotor No Sundays. Apply In person be ful yard, big trees, artesian well. MI 9-1642. Realtors, MI 3-6930 PI 2-7412, or first aid instructor, and other fire able. MI 9-7516. systems installed and repaired. plus one year expenence or Door's from $3.00 each Open Nights till 8 p.m. . Sat. 6 p.m, Look Whatu Facilities Grow’ fore 6 p.m. Jack’s CoffeeC " Shop, 59 8d 16d Common Nails Will VA Or FHA with minimum MI 9-5524. department members. Serving Manchester and sur­ equivalent education. Good salary, Sc Musical Instruments .'i.l Houses For Rent 65 GLASTONBURY—Immaculate 3 E. Center Street, Manchester. $9.25 per keg down. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI Changes in the water distri-i Tentative plans are that Straugh- Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ 35-hour week. Many fringe ^ne- COMPLETTE maple twin bedroom We’v^ Got 3-1577. bedroom ranch. Large lot, $19,500. 1959 HARLEY DAVISON, XLCH, fits. Apply Conn. State Employ­ Louver Doors from $8.95 each set. chest of drawers and bureau, PIANO AND organ aale—save 30% FOR RENT with option to buy —8 an will hold six two-hour claAses ice, 405 Center St„ MI 3-2305. room ranch, full basement. Owner Joseph Barth, Broker, MI 9-0320, bution s.vstem have resulted in ad­ LOST—Solid gray male cat, part 1956 BLACK AND white Chevrolet, excellent condition. MI 9-5830.. ment Service, 806 Main Street, Combination Doors $15.95 each walnut coffee table. 9x12 gray and this week. Ward Music Co., 99 You won't believe your ears when CAMBRIDGE ST. dition of more than 9,000 feet of beginning In September to instruct Situations Wanted— CASH ’N CARRY green rug. MI 8-6677. Summer. Open evenings. Free Iransferred. Vacant Tongren BENTON STREET— 4 bedrooms, town departments in the method. angora, answers to "Smoky,” chil­ excellent condition. Call MI 9-5425 Manchester. A public employment Agency, MI 3-6821, ' you hear the price of thia custom A 2-famtly flat 5-5, 8 rooms on water main since July 1960, Supt. dren’s pet Vicinity Tower Road. after 5 p.m. Business Services Offered 13 MilUnery DressmakinK 19 service—no fee charged. Female 38 WE HAVE KITCHEN CABINETS parking at our door. built 3 or 4 bedroom colonial in 0\^^"ER TRANSFERRED heated sunporch. living room third floor. Excellent condition, Fred E. Thrall reported today. MI 9-8729.'MI 3-6083. FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVER'Y Three Rooms ot Furniture with fireplace. formal dining HAZARDVILLE—Convenient loca­ choice West Side location in Man Wetherell St.—Built by Anaaldl. 5- porches, 2-car garage, 75 feet front- There were 12 new fire hydrants 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy, radio, FOR DRESSMAKINQ and altera­ COMPTOMETER Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells FROM MODEL HOME Chester. IH baths, spacious sun room, 2-car garage, $16,200, Quirk and 24 new valves installed during TREE PRUNING, removal and lot PRACTICAL NURSE available for National PIANO, MEDIUM size; upright, ex­ tion to Hamilton Standard. 6 room room Ranch, 6 years old, full base­ Vernon Driver heater, fair condition Reasonable clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., tions, call Kratzke Ml 3-0683 Cape, I 'i baths, nice location $135 porch, attached garage. Close to all occupancy. Belfiore Agfnev, MI the past year. As of Januarj’ 1961, LOST—Beagle puppv. Answers to ^a 9-1423. any time. OPERATOR work. Tel. MI 9-8466. cellent condition. $100, MI 9-7688. ment, tile bath, fireplace, plastered 3-5121. x: MI 9-6053 after 5. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Cost Over $700 monthly. J, D. Realtv. AH 3-5129. facilities. Reduced for quick aale to walls, full Insulation, large kitchen the Mancheetet- Water Department Held at Fault ••Cookie.” Reward. MI 9-7329. $17,300. Call Dorig Smith for de T. ]. CROCKETT, had a total of 100.9 mile* of water 1952 FORD 2-DOOP- V-8, radio and COMPLETE REPAIRS - By 8tu- Opening for Comptometer operator 381 STATE s t r e e t with many cabinets, .hot water oil FIVE ROOM ranch, must b'e seen with good figure aptitude. Com­ Situations Wanted — Male 39 NEVER BEEN USED MANCHESTER—7 room house, 4 tails. pipe. 581 fire hydrants in use, and heater. H. Gill. S3 Beelzebub Rd., art R. Wolcott on automatic Moving—^Trucking- NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Wearing: Apparel— Furs 57 bedrooms, 2 baths garw;e, near heat, cast iron radiators, ameaits to appreciate, near school and In Fatal Crash FOUND —Tiger 'Kitten, vicinity Wapping. pany offers excellent benefit pro­ CHestnut 8-2147 Sale Price $388 drive, shade trees, excellent condi­ bus. Cill owner, MI 9-6211. REALTOR a total of 6,514 active water con­ washers dryers and electric Storage 20 MASON, carpenter, painter and schools. $170 monthly. Ml 9-9173. Devon Dr. Call MI 3-7730. ranges. Ml 9-6678 gram, good wages, modem air con­ tion throughout. Quick occupancy. MI 3-1577 nections. 1952 OLDSMOBILE 88, radio and ditioned office. Apply. paperhanger, first class, desires Pay Only $4 Week TWO KNIT suits,- aqua and rose, JARVIS REALTY 126 No r t h e l m s t .—7 room c o ­ Additions to the sewer system Hartford. Aug. 2 (ffh — Coroner LOST—PASS BOOK M-6697, The heater, good condition. $250. MANCHESTEIR Moving and Truck­ work, $2.25 hour. JA 8-1484. size 10-12, Call MI 3-6159, lonial. IVi baths, den, 24 foot liv­ totaled 17.903 feet of sanitary Louis W. Schaefer today held CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. ing Company. Local andstong dis­ Oiatnonda— Watchc Summer Homes For Rent 67 Realtors CHARLES LESPERANCE TWO-FAMTLY 6 and 6L on large Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Clarke Motor Sales. MI 9-2012. ReaiKxiable rates. Cal] PI 3-7058 Sacritlctag complete bedroom, MI 3-4112 MI 9-2519 ing and master bedroom, 12x14 lot (150x150). House in good shape, se\!'«r pipe for a total of 81.3 miles (3corge J. Devine of Gverbrook Application made for payment. tance moving, padting and ■tor- First National Stores, Inc. Jewelry 48 complete living room and kitchen screened porch, aluminum aiding, Dr., Vernon, criminally respon­ between 1:80-4:80 or any time LAWNS MOWED. MI 9-3481. COTTAGE at Miaquamlcut Beach MI 9-7620 new heat, aluminum siding, porch of pipe laid, and 44 new manholes 1953 BUICK 2-door hardtop, good age. Regular servlde throughout Park and Oakland Aves. decorator furniture from model dis­ Wanted—^To Buy 56 1-car garage, G.E. hot water heat, bringing the total to 1,376 in the sible for a fatal accident on Rte. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Saturday or Sunday. New England States and Florida. LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers - R. I, August 12 through Labor 81 GOODWIN STREET—6 room garage. Lot.e of extras. Owners shape, 2-tone green. Call Ronald ■ E. Hartford. Conn; play home. We will give you free Cape, newly remodeled kitchen, double lot. 4'-2% mortgage may be anxious to hear yoiir offer. T. J. system. New house laterals in­ 15. Wethersfield. Pass Book No. W-1790, issued by Irohfield MI 3-8580. Ml 8-6563. Repairs, adjusts watches expert- WE BUY, SELL or trade antique Day. MI 9-5868. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ ly. Reasonable prices 'rues- delivery and free storage up to one hot water oil heat. 1’ 4 car garage as.sumed nr FHA insured loan to Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. ' cluded 100 four-.inch and five six- Devine's car, travelmg north The Savings Bank of Manchester EXPERIENCED waitresses, both year, and used furniture, china, glass, MANCHESTER — Kenwood Rd. $19,900: . Philbrick Agency, MI FORD CONVERTIBLE 1957, very ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior TRUCKING—14 foot heavy plat­ day through Saturday. S u n d a y trees, private backyard, near bus. New oversized 5'i room ranches, inch connections. went ou t'of control the night of has been lost and application has pavers. MI 3-6515 day and night work. Also woman Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 silver, picture frames, and old Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. 9-8464, I been made to said bank for pay­ good condition, radio heater’ Must form truck with one-ton power lift for kitchen and weiltress work evenings. 129 Spruce St MI 9-4887. coins, old dolls and guns, hobby Wanted To Rent 6S ceramic tile bath, 3 bedrooms, In May 1961, the town complet­ July 9. zigzagged and then crossed NORMAN’S Lots For Sale 73 ed Imilding a new pump station ment of the amount of deposit. be seen. Tcl, MI 9-6757 6-9 p.m. COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ gate. CaU MI 9-0618. days. Apply In person Flavorland, COCKER PUPS, golden red, 1 or collections, attic content, or whole kitchens with formica counters, OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In the center esplanade, smashing 443 HARTFORD ROAD DESPERATELY needed—4-5 room and force main In the west end of into a southbound car driven by Tuesday, Wednesday nights. pairs all makes refrigerators, Route 83, ’Talcottviile. black. Dogs boarded, reasonable. MI 8-1624 estates. Furniture Repair Service, birch cabinets, exhaust fan. dining town—a true miniature estate. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Phone Washburn GOcker Kennels, Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B apartment by mother and 4 chil­ area. Picture window, full cellar 7)4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ town at a cost of atxnit $80,000, William T. Christie of Miller Rd., freezers, washing machines, dry­ moving, .packing, storage. Low Before you buy furniture any­ Talcottviile, Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. FIRST OFFERING Landscaped acre lot. House has ful view, minutes out, trees, only P e n o n a lf S 1952 ENGLISH Ford Compact, new ers ranges, oil and gas burners. WOMAN WANTED—cashier and Cedar Swamp Rottd, off Route 44A, dren bv August 3. lip to $110 with hatchway or walkout base two bedrooms, I 'i baths, formal and the sewer department accept­ Northford. tires, good condition, $175. Clarke rate on tong distance moves to TR 5-2894. where—shop at Norman’s. I monthly. Call MI 3-8330, OWNER TRANSFERRED $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins, 601 MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. snack bar attendant. Manchester AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale. 27 ment. Amesite drive. Oil hot air dining room, large living room., ed a new sewer pump station built Mrs. Sally C. Ginter, 28, Of 228 Motor Sales, MI 9-2012 48 states. Personalized service. MI Drive-In Theater, Route 6, Bolton. heat. Large lots, fully landscaped 9-5132. on Gardner St. which is now in RIDE WANTED from Manchester 8-5187, CH 7-1428. Ridge Street. CHAMBER’S Rooms Without Board 59 Oversized 7-roOm Cape, 8 large plus porches and air conditioning. Beldon Rd.. Hamden, a passenger Center to Cove Restaurant Coven­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Call MI 9-6000 after 7 for appoint­ bedrooms. 12x24 family room, fire­ with shrubs! Sidewalkn and curbs. working condition, Supt. ’nirall In the Christie car, was thrown PUPPIES^Part German Shepherd, ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen privi­ Business Property For Sale 70 •This house has to sell and is try between 3:30-4 p.m. dally. PI DE CORMIER MOTORS. repaired, sales and service, pick MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. ment with manager, Elmer Wil­ FOR SALE — Gladioli, cut while FURNITURE SALES place, garage, combinationu win­ Price, $14,490. Down payment $500. priced well below market. 'T. J. Legal Notice reported. out and fatally injured. 3-8335. ~ ’ up and delivery. Complete line of son. males $5, females, $3. PI 2-8096. you wait. Emerald Fstrm, 509 leges, middle-age lady, 128 Birch dows and doors, hot water oil heat. Schwartz Real Estate, MLS Real­ The annual report of water de­ Says, Light trucking and package deUv- St., MI 3-4451. VERNON—5 room ranrh commer­ Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. “Devine has no explanation of Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, ery. Refrigerators, washers and POODLES — 2 black miniature Keeney Street. MI 9-7376. 603 E. Middle Turnpike cial zone, large building in rear. city water and sewerage, shade tor, AD 6-1241, CH 2-2865. partment operations stateid that a his extraordinary maneuvers,” ESLECTROHJOX Salea and Service, garden and lawn supplies. L A M EiXPERIENCED double entry Manchester Green tree.s. good location. House In ex­ COVENTRY—Only $10,800. Five, STATE ;OF CONNECTICUT. Probate new 10-inch water line was In­ ‘THESE ARE FINE CAR stove moving specialty. Folding bookkeeper to work in local re­ males, AKC, 13 weeks, shots, $75. ROCKVILLE!—Flimiahed room for Other listings. Tongren Agency, Court, Triwti of Andover. D iitrict of An­ said the coroner, "except to say banded repressntattvs, Alfred Equipment Corporation, Route 83, chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. MI 3-6321. cellent condition throughout. Quick room ranch, only 6 years old, 8 dover. July 31.’ 1961. stalled in Spruce St. from Birch that he 'froze' and was unoible to AmeU, 306 Henry St. TsL Ml VALUES. PRICED TO PLEASE Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7608. tail store. Reply In your own Call MEdford 3-7993. SPECIALS—9x12 linoleum $4.96; rent on first floor at 12 School St. i AT THE BEST OF BANK Household Goods 5l Lady preferred. Call M3 3-4551 or occupancy. ^ WHEN YOU large bedrooms, living room with Estate of N. Henry Wickslrand, late to Pearl St., replacing an old four- control his car. In my opinion, De­ 8-0450. handwriting stating experience, baby oribs from $29.95 up; strollers heatalator fireplace, picture win­ of Andover, i^said District, deceased. inch line and increasing water TERMS." SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired availability, etc. Your reply will MI 9-2206. Present. Charles H.'^lcholson. Judge. vine's operation of his car falls LIGHT TRUCKING—Cellars clean­ LARGE SIZE Ethan Allen dropleaf -from $14.95 up. Playpens, bath- Farm and Land For Sale 71 CHARLES LESPERANCE dow, nice size kitchen with cabi­ volume in the area. from the shop. Can take care of be kept confidential. Write Box O, WANTED—Good home for cute kit­ solid maple extension table, seats The exeetitrix having exhibited her short of gross or willful miscon­ ed, rubbish removed. MI 9-0173. tens. MI 9-9613. Inettes, etc. Furniture for the en­ FURNISHED ROOMS —complete nets, hot water radiant heat, tile administration account with said estate On Spring St., about 1,808 feet MRS. MAY THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS all your upholstering needs at Herald. 12. Sale price $99.95. Reg. $134.50. tire home at 20% cash discount. MI 9-7620 HEAR lo this tUwrt for allowance. U ,ls duct." light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ THREE A(3RES. 150 ft. frontage, bath, carport, large lot with trees, of eight-inch water pipe was laid great savings. Call CH 2-2378. E-Z terms, Marlow’s Furniture Visitors welcome.\ $800 7 acres. 5 clear, 425 ft. front­ ORDERED: That the 7lh day of Aug.. ADORABLE MINIATURE poodle trally located. Children accepted of a cuitom built Colonial located 160 ft. frontage, A real nice buy 1961. at ten o ’clock In the m orning at at the east end for a new develop­ Readings, advice on all problems. 1958 Rambler Gross Country Dept., 867 Main St. age, Andover-Coventrv line, $2,000. Her vast knowledge of everyday STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Painting—Papering 21 puppies, AKC registered. Phone —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch on a choice lot on Stephen Street, with September 1 occupancy. the Probate Office in Andover be and ment. This was done bv agreement Station Wagon PART OR FULL-TIME MI 3-4010. Open Daily 10-5 Call PI 2-8090. STERLING PLACE (next to our that'f complete in every detail and Small down payment. Will con­ the same in assigned for a hearing on proMen^ h ^ helped many. A sin­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized, St., Manchester. the allowance of said administration with the developer who paid for Fully equipped, immaculate our EXTERIOR and Interior painting, Evenings 7:30-9 office)—Oversized custom built under $21,000, you can be sure It sider renting with option to buy. gle visit HiU convince you. 700 original sale. Work done at reasonable prices. decorating, ceilings, floow. Clean reconditioned used furniture for COVENTRY. CONN.-lOO acrea of Cape. Four large rooms, full base­ account with said estate, and this Court the installation. The project will Park S t e ^ Hartford, JA 4-5739, MI 3-0796. Two or three hours per day can PLEASANT large room for gentle­ won't be on the market long. ’This Call owner, MI 3-0000, MI 8-4348. directs that notice of the time and place workmanship. Free estmates. No Live Stock— Vehicles 42 every room, tachidtag appliances. high land suitable for residential ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet assigned for said hearing be given to also involve a pump station to be • aja.-6 p.m. C^nly $395 Down MI 3-5187 man, near bath, parking. 54 High honey of a home has 3 bedrooma, Job too email. John VerfalUe, MI give you $35 (commission) weekly. 30% off on new dinette, kitchen development. Selling for $400 per location and still in the center of MANCHESTER—Special. 8 suid 6 all persons known to be Interested built later, according to the re­ HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main­ WANTED—Good home for bay sets,, mattresses. Credit terms. Le- St. I 'i baths, 14x24 living room with therein by publishing a copy of this port. 1956 Rambler 4-Door Sedan 3-2521. acre. For further Information or town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor duplex, 2-car attached garage, order in some newspaper having a cir­ tenance, hedge pruning. Contact gelding. Gentle, safe around chil­ Blanc Furniture Hospital. 195 fireplace, spacious dining room, The new Highland St. pjumping A nice one owner car. Standard John E. Whitham, MI 9-7090. Call MI 3-6144 or MI 9-1786, appointment to see call the R. F. MI 3-1577. central, full price, $17,500. 4 room culation In said District, and by posting HOWLAND’S AutomobDea for Sale 4 EXTERIOR and Interior painting. dren. 15 hands high. MI 3-6319. South Street, Rockville. TR 5-2174. Dimock Co.. Ml 9-5245. Richard F. and roomy kitchen. Full attic, base­ a copy of this order on the public sign station ha.s been completed and Is shift. ROOM FOR rent near Center. Free ment garage. Newly redecorated. home, nice lot, excellent location, ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an­ Paperhanging. WaUpaper books. Open 9-9, Saturdays till 6. We also • SEPTIC TANKS parking. MI 9-4401. Dimock, MI 9-6003, IjOuIs C. 26 WESTMINSTER RD. — 8 room $9,450, Short way out—nice 8 room post in the Town of Andover where de­ In operation to help the refilling of OLDER CARS mechanics ■pe­ Only $195 Down WaUpaper rem ov^. CsiUngs. WANTED—Neat appearing wom­ buy house lots of furniture. CXJhANED mad INSTALLED Dimock, MI 9-9823, colonial, l>i batha, fireplace, hot Available for September 1 occupan­ ceased last dwelt, and by sending a the Highland Park reservoir. tiques included, work guaranteed. an or High School graduate to cy. Call Mr. Werbner for details. home, full cellar, oil heat. $7,800. copy, certified mall, postage prepaid, dals, tlxit yourself cars, always MI 9-1962. Floors. Good clean workpaanship. Articles For Sale 45 REASONABLE suburban large water oil heat, attached garage 3 bedroom ranch and 3 bedroom to: Mrs. Margaret M“ Wlckstrand. An­ In 1960 the total amount o f $18,900 WEST SIDE!—Spaclooa a good aelectiao. Look behind our 1956 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan FtiUy insured. Reasonable rates. work in retail store. Knowledge of TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low room, cooking privileges, car nec­ wall to wall carpeting, plastered dover. Connecticut, and Mr.«. Ruth W. water used from the town reser­ 6- ROOM COLONIAL, phis fin­ HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or • SEWERS split, both in excellent condition, Stone. 226 Longviie Dr.. Wethersfield, office. Douglas Motors, 838 Main. A one owner car in showroom Leo PeUetler, Ml 9^6826 or MI bookkeeping preferred. Box P, prices. 21” self-propelled Toro essary. MI 4-0844. Beautiful view. Ronses for Sale 72 walls, city water and aewerage voirs and pump stations was In Herald. frozen, SOc doz. H. Pasquallni 846 MACHINE CLEAkNED $12,900. Many more from $4,600 Connecticut, all at least five days be­ ished recrenrion room, li/| condition. Household SerrtaCB 9-5082. rotary, reg. price $139.95, special Vacant, immediate occupancy. fore the date set for said hearing. excess of 912 million gallons. The NEED A CAR and had your credit Avery Street, Wapping. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—6 room THE JARVIS up. Call the Ellsworth Mitten baths, fireplace, separate lann- Only $195 Down Offered 13-A $99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Mata, FURNISHED Room for gentleman, Charlea I.«sperance. MI 9-7620. Agenrv, Realtors. MI 3-89.80, kfl CH ARLES H. NICHOLSON. Judge. town has a total of 8.7 square miles dr,v area, alumlnnin stdtag. turned down? Short on down pay­ PAINTINQ BOOKKEEPER, experienced and MI 9-5221 • INSTALLATION home, fli%place, large cabinet ANi> paperbanging. LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam all utilities. Quiet. Inquire 224 9-5524.' of water shed. The storage capa­ EXTRA SIZE LOT. ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? 1956 Dodge 4-Door Sedan FLAT FINISH Holland window Good elea^'wbrorkmanshlp at rea- responsible, for dally part-time Charter Oak, Tel. MI 3-8368, CH kitchen, formsJ dicing room. 2-car BOLTON—Femwood Drive—Large REALTY CO. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Probate Don’t give up! See Honest Doug- work. State experience and avail­ for $12.50. Also fill, gravel, sand SPECIALIST garage, beautifully landac«>ed Court. Town of Andover. District of An­ city of the five reservoirs totals Very clean. New w.w. tires too. shades made to measure. All Bonabls rates. 80 years’ in Man< 6-4187. 5'4 room Ranch on lot 160-200 REALTORS dover. July 31. 1961 about 456 million gallons. ' la s , get the lowdown on the lowest ability. Manchester P. O. Box 735. and stone. Miller Sand Sc Gravel. SOFA BED with storage, sleeps 3, yard Marion E. Robertson, Bro­ $16,000 CLOSE TO CENTER— Only $195 Down metal Venetian blinds at a new Chester. Raymond Flake, MI MI 3-8603. — full basement, excellent condition. MI 8-4112 MI 1-7847 Estate of Agatha Geraldine Erickson, Rainfall for 1960 totaled 41.84 dow n and smallest payments any­ low price. Keys made while you 9-9237. $20. Call MI 8-5711. PLEASANT ROOM, gentleman ker, MI 3-5963. $17,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI lat* of Bolton, in said District, de­ 7- B04XM HOME to sparkling where, Not a small loan or finance Town and Country f> YEAR OLD ceased iuches compared to an average of wait. Marlow’s. FLAT WALL stone, nreplace and only, private entrance. 55 Clinton. J 3-1577. MANCHESTER—6 year old 6 rooqi Present. Charles H. Nicholson. Judge. condition, Verptanck S ^ om company plan. Douglas. Motors, 1955 Chevrolet Club Coupe e JcteRIOR PAINTINa. We spo- $12,600—8 Bedroom ranch, fire­ 43.94 Inches. Highest rainfall for AUTOGRAPH veneer stone, five sizes to select MI S-4S72. Cape, I 'i batha, fireplace, large The executor having exhibited hi* ad- area, 3 sizable bedrooms, fo^ 833 S lain St A sharp car. .Del-ray model 6 RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. cisdlze in commercial, residential, DRAINAQE GO. place. storms. Small cash assumes SIX ROOM Colonial In the Porter miniitration account with said estate to one month was July 1960 with a cyl. from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. cabinet kitchen, full cellar, copjjpber furnished Ramch home. 8 bedrooms, total of 7.5 inches, followed by the mat dining room, living room, Cars, phonographs, changers. industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or NOTICE $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ St. section, bar and rec room in thii Court for allowance, it is fireplace, all city factUttaa, bos CALL OR SE!E qie for a good deal MI 9-0617. M l 9.4143 plumbing, city utilities, good 1-lotca- OP».DERED: That the 7th day of Aug.. dryest month last August, 1.65 Only $195 Down Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 smaU we do them all Joseph OPERATOR Apartment*—Flats ins, Ml 9-8132. basement, breezeway, one-car ga tion. Asking $16,900. The El.sie , "eH ''"'•I**! *" larf*/n«lu»‘ rial city 1961, at ten-thirty o'clock in the morn­ half block away. on a 1961 Ford pr Falcon and A-l The Planning Commission of the SKil inches. days. Famous for service for 80 Dionne, contractor. CaU MI 8-0494. LAWN MOWERS—^Toro, Jacobsen, Tenement* 63 rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phil Mever Agenrv, Realtors, MI ing at the Probate Office in Andover be used cars. Walter G. Parker L. P. Immediate opening for qualified Town of Bolton, Connecticut^ will RAN(3H—514 rooms, 8 years old. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. j in Florida, Sell or trade for coun­ and the sam e le a.a.aigned for a hear­ 1959 Rambler 2-Door Sedan years. Phone MI 9-4537. Potter- transcriptionlst. High School gradu­ Bolens, Goodall, Arieiu. Riding hold a public hearing on Wednes­ 9-6524, MI 3-69‘sO. Fitzgerald. Inc., 73 BrookljTi St., American model..Std. shift. Very ton's. GENERAL RENTAL Sigency. J. D. Bowers School ores, family alze I ing on the allowance of .aaid adminis­ $12,000 IMAGINE—Attractive ate-w ell established Hartford mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatic day, August 9, 1961, at 8 P.M. in kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron try home near Manchester or East tration accDunt with said e.^tate. arid No Polio Cases Rockville. Ml 9-5324. nice. Electrical Services 22 Realty, 470 Mata Stroot, Ml BOWERS SCHOOL-beautiful 6 BRICK HOME—8 large rooms, 2 this Court directs that notice of the 4-ROO.M RANCH with new company. 6-day week—complete tractors with over 21 attachments. the Community Hall for the pur­ baseboard heat. 1-car garage. Tbis Only $295 Down WASHER - refrigerator re. 8-5129. room Cape, vestibule, fireplace — full baths, 2-car garage, excellent Hartford. Write OWNER Richard time and place as.algued for .•^aid hear­ aluminum siding, new fnmace, 1955 %-TON PICKUP JEEP with pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ benefit program. Write giving edu­ Used mowers and tractors. Parts pose of considering the subdivision SEPTIC TANKS house offers you those tittle extras a home to be proud of—only ing be given lo all per.son.s known to be In Town in Year storms, screens, garage, lovely snow plow. Excellent condition. cation and experience to Box R, and service. Cy>itol Equipment condition. Between one and two interested therein by publi.shing a copy guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4587, Pot ice on all types oi electrical wir­ application of Carl Hicking et als AND } that make a hpuae a home. $19,500. $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins MI Warner, 1 Defense Court, New sha4% mortgage. Carlton sending a copy, certified mail, nostage far this year, according to the $21,000 6 and 6 DUPLEX— Only $135 Down Help Wanted— Male 36 North Coventry Shopping Center. A copy of said subdivision map THREE ROOM apartment, 118 wall-to-wall i-ug. garage, fenced in COVENTRY'—$4.50a MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, nice prepaid, to John A, Erickson. RFD 2, great savings. Call CH 2-2878. Courses and Classes 27 is on file in the office of the Town Septic Tanks, Dry WeUs, Sowtr Main St., MI 9-5229 , 9-5. W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. rea,- vard, all citv utilities, side- Manchester. Connectictit, all at least annual communicable disease re­ Very clean, very neat, very Can also furnish fill or gravel. Call Retirement or beginner’s special. condition, I 'i baths. firsplace, five days before the date set for said 1953 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan Clerk. Ltaes Installed—k>nar Water­ walk.s. Onlv $14,900 an 4-1139. port of the department of health. good rondltlon. 2-car garage, LOOK WHAT FITZGERALD WEAVING of Bums, moth ooles LICENSED real estate salesman, MI 3-7083. Leonard A. Glgllo. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ Modem 3 room home, full base­ aluminum storms, plastered walls, hearing. ‘ A really nice car, very shhrp. better than average commission. James G. Hassett, proofing Dene. THREE ROOM apartment. Includ­ rilA R T .E S H. NICHOI-SONL Jlid zf. In the siMence of these mal- located 1 block from Post w - ANNEX INC. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! ing heat, hot water, and gas for lish Colonial. 1'4 batha. large MANCHESTER ment, near Route 31, Owners will full basement with ftnlslied play­ flee, AAP. Town Hall. An ex­ Only $125 Down Call PI 2-7031. HOUSE PAINT—White and colors Chairman room. large lot Asking $14,700. adiee. however, the town has had a handbags repaired, zipper re cooking, electric refrigerator and kitchen. 8 large bedrooms, large finance. A T X COURT, O F PROBATF- h»li1 at cellent inveetment! $4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating Raymond J. Negro, MI 3-0889. bumper crop of Orm an measles placements, umbrellas repaired, Men-women, 18-52. Start high as c in n e y b r o s ■tovs. Call Ml 9 t7737 from 4-6 p.m. wooded lot, 26x60' outdoor swim­ rovpntry, within and for thp District of 1954 Mercury 4-Door Sedan MAN NEEDED for established $5.50 per 6 gallon can. Morrison ^ Secretary M K . ming pool tennis court, barbeque, LA\MIENCE F. FIANO Coventry oo ths 1st d sv of August 1961. and mumps, and an increase in IS GIVING AWAY men’s shirt collars reversed and $102 a week. Preparatory training service route, $95 weekly commis­ VALUES UNDER cases o f infectious mononucleosis Very origlnaLthroughout. .sharp. replaced. Marlow’s Llttls Mend­ until appointed. Thousands of Jobs Paint Store, 385 Center St. Robert E. Gorton Stwerage Disposal Co. THREE ROOM Apartment, heated, 1-car garage, $28,900, Philbrick KeaUor * MI 3-2766 Present ElmorF Turkinprton, JiidKo. . . . . 100 Gallons of Gasoline when sion guar^feed while, training, ad­ . Edmund Peresluh^ MANCHESTER, EAST SIDE EstAl#* of Wilton L. Ro.'ap, Intp of Cov- this year, according to the report. you buy an A-l used- car from us. Only $135 Down ing Shop. open. Expenence usually unneces­ 180-182 Pearl St— Ml 8-5S0S unfurnished, available now. Plus Agency, MI 9-8464. ' ' • Ed Crawford MI 9-441P entrv. In said District, dpcoaspd. vance to $140 plus expenses after REVERE 18 mm movie camera. J. Edmond Morancey $ 1 5 , 0 b 0 The RxFciifrlx havine inadp written There were 80 cases of German WAI?REK sary. FREE information on Jobs, 2 garages available now. Call Ml 3 bedroom ranch, plaatered walls, 1954 Oldsmobile 2-Door Hard­ HAR6LD a So n s , Rubbish rempiy- training. Phone CH( 2-1406 or PI Positively like new. Used a few $12,600—SIX ROOM colonia’ , nice VF3RNON—Care and detail have application to said Court, in aroord- measlews, compared to onl.v 9 in 1960 FORD $1,595 salaries, requirements. Write TO­ 3-6441 between 5-8. SUMMIT ST. 6 room Cape, 3 bed­ ancF with th^ statute,.for an ordfr of al, cellars, and attics cleaned. 2-6488, for personal Interview ap­ . times only. Price $50. MI 3-0492. condition, picturebodk kitchen, been lavished on this custom 2 stairway to attic, basement garage, 1960; S'? ce.'»ee of mumps,.a gain Fairlane 500 2-door, 8 cylinder, top DAY giving phone. Lincoln Serv­ pointment. rooms, I'a baths, redecorated in­ bedroom ranch, situated on a high comer lot, shade trees, city sal# of ihs wholp or part of th<* r^al radio, heater, extra clean. A fine running car, fully equipped Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold ice, Pekin 76, Illinois. . ___ NEW SPACIOUS 5-room apart­ verv central. Carlton W. Hutchins. ♦stat# dsacrjhpd thsrsin? it . Is ordered of 28 bases over the previous year, Hoar. MI 9-4084. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, MI‘9-5132. side, nicely landscaped, extra 100X180 high, dry and* wooded lot utilities, minimum down or assume that said anplicatlnn hp h P iird'at thp and 14 cases of mononuceosis, a Only $145 Down CARPENTER foreman, painters, • deep lot^of 380 feet, garage, no with panoramic view—atQiched ga- 4'-a% mortgage. Probatp OfflcF on fhs 8th dav of Au- 1959 FORD $1,595 hot water furnished. Near High rust. 1961. St 10:00 o ’riork irv thp fore­ gain of 9 over 1960. RUBBISH REMOVAL—cellars and carpenters, helpers, ■ auto me­ NOTICE A BIX ro o m c a p e , breezeway ajid time like the present to buy this ra!ge. enclosed 12x12 patio, exhaust Ehseaaea in which incidence de­ Galaxie 4-door, automatic,. radio chanics, factory laborers, many REAL OPPORTUNITY School. Adults and teenagers home. ' LAWRENCE F. FI^NO noon: and that notice thereof he civen. 1958 Rambler 4-Door Sedan attics, incinerator, and commer Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 only. Call NU 3-4787, Ml 3-6645. garage, full shed dormer, 2 'full fan, disposal and double sink in 17 hv publishinir a ct^pv of thi« order in clined were chicken , pox. 39 this and beater. Immaculate. Std. shift. cial light trucking. MI 9-0339. others. Apply Conn. State 'Bmp|py- PUBLIC HEARINGS baths, wooded lot. easy walking foot kitchen, glass enclosed bath the M anchester Evening . He?*aM. a HENDERSON R D .-A true co­ Ml S-2766 newspaper haring a rirctijaiion in said .vear, down from 53 in 1960; in- - Only $345 Down SECOND MORTGAGE money—We ment Service, 806 Main Street, High Income TWO ROOM apartment. Stove, re­ distance to schooli. bus, and shop­ - fully stormed and maintenance Realtor 1959 CHEVROLET $1,495 Manchester. A public employment $ELUN« CARHR lonial with many extras such as MI 9-4410 District, and hv posting a ropy thereof fectioiw hepatitis. 3 insteed of 5; BuildlnK-Contraciing 14 can bupply any amount of money TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Job Satisfaction frigerator, hot water and heat. ping Don't missithls outstanding you would only find in a builder'a free, 1'^ years old. Call for details Ed Crawford on tha public sign-nost In the Town of measlee, 21 compared to 178 the Brookwood station wagon, 6 cyl­ service—no fee charged. value. $15,900. Philbrick Agency, roventrv In said District at least five 1953 Ford 2-Door Sedan for mortgages. Terms to fit your CONNECTICUT Utillttea supplied. Semi-private own home. 4 bedrooms, fully in­ and appointment Robert Wolverton previous .year; pneumonia. 12 com- inder, heater. an 9-8464. Agency, MI 3-19H. 9 till 9. davs before said dav of hearing, and clean and fully equipped. CARPENTRY— Roofing, remodel­ needs. Construction mortgages PAINTER, experienced. Interior pne of the largest and most respected companies in its field has bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main sulated roof, 2-car garage, nice Manchester that return he made to this rotirt. paied to 16, and veneral diseases, ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed also available. J. D. Realty, 470 St. Attest, 1959 FORD $1,295 Only $125 Down and exterior work, steady employ' PROPOSED ORDINANCES an opportunity for two college trained men. Men selected will MANCHESTER —531 Vernon St. yard with barbecue pit, extra lot OUT COVENTRY W AY-5 room 3 compared to 5 the previous year. Stasiak, PI 2-7564. Main St.. MI 8-5129. available. Exceptional fnancing ELMORE TTRKINGTON. Judge, 6 cylinder, automatic, 4-doof, ~ j ment. Write or call Green Manor be thoroughly trained, income while learning up to $600 month­ FOUR ROOM ground floor apart­ New 7 room Colonial, 12x23’ ranch on lot approximately 1958 Ford 2-Door Sedan Construction Company, MI 3-1181. In accordance with provisions of paneled family room, I'.i baths, 3| with very little down. Six Room J-Jomes the Town Charter,, notice is here- ly. All replies handled in strict confidence, and no investigation ment, central location, adequitte 200X.500, living room 14x24. jYours 1957 PLYMOUTH $695 std. shift and overdrive. 6 cyl. Roofing—Siding 16 Business Opportunities 32 parking, adults preferred. Call MI large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven i s e r v e r ST.—5 room Cape-ranch, for only $8,500. Madeline .Smith, LOVELY Colonial home featur­ Like new. MALE HELP wanted—experienced b.v given that a' Public Hearing or contact with present employers will be made without appli­ and range, dishwasher, disposal ing living room with fireplace, Belvedere 4-door hardtop, power A. A. iJlON, INC. Roofing, aiding will be held in thf Bowers, School 3-1578. lovely kitchen with birch cabinets : Realtotr. ail 9-1642, 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' steering, power brakes, automatic. polisher engraving. Apply Stafford cant's consent. Give full details of present employment, experi­ garage, *4 scare, beautifully land­ wallteg'^dining'room and. kitchen. Only $295 Down painting. Carpentry. Alterations ROCKVILLE Printers, Stafford Springs, Conn, •Auditorium, 141 Princeton Street, and formica counters, storm win-1 Bar and grill—Owners are retlr ence, and qualifications. Write Box N, Herald. ROCKVILLE—14 Laurel, Well fur­ scaped, large shade trees, porch, dows,' garage, amesite drive, In excellent condition. 3 bedrooms, and additions. Ceilings. Workman overland 4-2711. Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, BOLTON LAKE I 'i bat|is. Near bus and schools: 1954 STUDEBAKER $495 ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. ing. Excellent opportunity for hus nished 3 room apartment, $22 many extr^, $24,900. By appoint­ extra lot included al $12,900. Half-ton pickup, radio, heater, TRUCK SPECIAL August 8, 1961, at 8:00 P.M. on Weekly. Alao 2 room furnished ment. Irving Bayer, Builder, MI Garage. A Blue Ribbon Value at MI 8-4860 band and wife operation. Present WANTED—Experienced automo­ proposed ordinances concerning: A RARE FIND—Thia 6 room home $12,900 extra clean. location has been in existence for bile mechanir. Modem shop. Tlip apartment, $18 weekly. TR 5-9594, 3-6396. $18,500. Call George Reimer, MI 1956 Ford 34-ton truck—isteel TK 5-7871. on a high elevation in good con­ 9-5306, JA 8-4641. BIDWELL HOME Improveme/it, the past 25 years. Easily financed. wages. Free insurance. Inquire in Proposed Amendment of As­ dition throughout, asbestos sit­ Two full baths, 6 room Cape, Many other cars to choose from comp. body. Company—all types of siding ;/nd BOLTON LAKEFRONT- Contem­ AMESITE person. L, P. Fitzgerald. Inc. 73 sessment for Construction Or fireplace, plastered walls, base­ $15,700 ... lean make you the in­ $99 up roofinp. Aluminum clapboard/ a J. D. REALTY THREE ROOM apartment, central, porary ranch, 7 rooms. 2 fireplaces, ing, many possibilities for its 5 Only $145 Down Brooklyn Street, Rockville, Conn. Repair or Both of Sidewalks ideal for newlywed.«i o,- working ultra taodem kitchen, 8 large bed­ acres, Driay may mean dis­ ment garage, lake privileges. dependent home owner of this 6 specialty. Unexcelled work:/ian 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 and Curbs. Always a fine selection for the couple, stove and refrigerator, $80 rooms I 'i baths, 2-zone heating, appointment. See this unusual room Cape Cod, Living room, large j ship. MI 9-6495. LAWRENCE F. FIANO kitchen, dining room, and DEN. 2 FITZGERALD fussy buyer, at f Proposed Amendment—Build­ AMESITE PAVING per month. (3all MI 9-8888 *'etween thermopane windows, garage offer today. DRIVES 6:M-7:30 p.m. .space for 2 cars, aiarion E. Rob­ big bedroom-s. Nicely shrubbed COUGHLIN ROOFINO Co. - AU Help Wanted— Female 35 ing Code. j IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY — Realtor MI 3-2768 tfTpea of roofs and root repairing, GENERAL MAINTENANCE o DIUVEWAYS o WALKS o PARKING LOTS ertson, Broker,Ml 8-5953. For the value seeker, priced un­ private yard with flagstone patio. * FIRST IN QUALITY Experience ANNEX, INC. DE CORMIER MOTOR specializing in Twenty Year Bond­ Proposed Amendment tb Ordi­ Ed Oawford an 9-4410 Garage. Call Jim Wagner, MI t h r e e ROOM apartment, steam SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, der $15,000 per unit. Property Is Our ^ Talcottviile Ave., VemOn SALES, INC. ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. CONNECTICUT licensed nurse,- kny MECHANIC nance Concerning Awning MACHINE OBADED o PAVED and ROLLED consists of a new custom 6 room 9-5306. AD 3-5930, ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Division of L. P. Fitzgerald, Inc. ■hift, private hospital. TR 5-9121. Heights heat, adults only. MI 3-8053. large family room, modenj kitch­ Best Must haye practical knowledge en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedfrooms, ranch, rece.ssed cast iron oil heat, NEW 5'ii ROOM ranch, built-in Tolland Manchester’s Own Rambler Dealer range andf dven. oil hot water Guarantee Roofing and Chimneys 16-A FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 and experience in electrical, steam, FOUR ROOM apartment, no heat, basement finished in knotty pine, fantastic recreation room, over­ ^ FASTEST SERVICE OoUnty’s Oldest Ford Dealer 285 Broad St. ,,.-V ’ Manchester Proposed Ordinance Estab­ FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME sized 2-car garage and a new 4 heat, ceramic bath, amesite drive, BARROWS and ^Opposite Vittner’a Garden Center) Tel. MI 8-4165 profit commission. No delivering hydraulic, air and boiler. Must be lishing a Personnel App/eals near Main. Phone Nn 9-9501 be­ garage, wooded lot, close to ROpFING—Specializing repairing tween 6 and 8 p.m. schools and shopping, $19,900. Phil­ room ranch-cape, redwood panel­ acre lot. Kull price $11,995. Connecticut’a Ltading Paving Contractor tools of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. thinker and doer. Rate commensu­ ' Board. . Only $500 down. Monthly payments 1 Ml 9-5324 Party Plan Sensation, Samples rate to ability. Apply in person, brick Agency, MI 9-8464. ing, custom kitchen cabinets, 1950 CHRYSLER Windsor under ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ THE PJtICE IS RIGHT ROCKVILt^E—24 Grove Street — built-in range and oven, base­ less than an average rent. R. D. WALLACE 50,000 miles, very good cratdltlon, paired. Aluminum siding. 30 furnished free. MSdford 8-7477, The proposed changes and re­ Murdock, U i R Realty Co., MI Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m..... MU 8-9006. Single light housekeeping room MANCHESTER — Ansaldl built ment garage, nearby Bolton, 55 B. Center St. MI 9-6806 | $125, Call MI 9-7686. years’ experience. Free estimates. SPENCER RUBBER visions may be seen in the Town $10 weekly. Well fumiahed 2-room Clerk’s Office during business TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Ranch. 3 twin sized bedrooms, drastically reduced to sell at 3-2692. CaU Howfey. Ml 8-6861, MI 8-0768. SEWING MACHINE operators 8 PRODUCTS CO. ' apartment $20 weekly, Tel. ■ TR large cabinet kitchen, disposal, once. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) THOMflS COLLA Co. fiUICK 1983—running, wUl trade for 1957 CHEVROLET convertible, V-8, hours. BIGEltLOW STREET — Largs 9 m Chanel Street 8-9594 autc^atic transmission, radio, a.m.-4:30 p.m., experienced pre­ exhaust'fan ceramic * Exclusive with riding mower, air conditioner, etc. Heating and Plumbing 17 ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ ROBERT W. GORDON, fireplaces, hot water oil 'heal, room house, four bedrooms. Real JA 2.9121L9121 I PAVING CONTRACTORS M l 9-8224 Cash. 160. la 4-0014. heater, brand new tires, good top. FOUR ROOM apartment, partly big deep lot. Walk-out basiment, VERNON-t7 room split,' fireplace, Call TR 5-7915, after 6 p.m. pany, 60 Hilliard St. Secretary fumiahed, with refrigerator, auto­ alunitauin combinations, amesite . -r-^ n F' >A T T “ \7 /^ /~ \ den, full cellar, large beautiful lot PLUMBING AND heating — re- Board of Directors drive, shade trees, excellent I ] J . K L A L 1 1 garage tool theds. Ideal for larM UI6 OORVAIR / MONZA, fully modeling installations repairs. DE MAIO BROS. matic washing machine, gas and family.’ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml extending to woods. Owner MI "NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPi^TT COUIWER GIRL Saturdays only, 6 housekeeping, quick occupancy, J •' ^ •VdnMd, MitatiUtlc, going over- 1965 CHEVROLET V-6, standard EXPERIENCED painters wanted. Manchester, Connecticut oil atove, gas water heater, oil 3-2672. AU work guanutesd 25 years ex- a.m.-2 p.m. Apply In person before Willis Schultz, Glaztonbury,rlazto Conn. $16,100. Escott, agent, MI 9-7688. 470 Mata St. 8-1577. offer. MI ■lilft, $250; Qarke Motor Balsa, MI perlencs, 34-bour service,, CsU 6 p.m. Jack’s Coffee Shop, 69 E. Dated at ManchMter, Conasettout, TIL. M l 3-7691 funiaca. M l 8-4761. 'i 3-20U, — MEdford 8-7765. CaU betwaan 6-7 s a n VanCamp, MI 9-47#I letter Street, Monebeater. p.m . this 81st day of July, 196L Installed would b« next spring, if approved. About Town 23,000 Voted 4. Approved a waiver of the com­ Frank .1. Marine Corps petitive bid requirement ' for re­ League Auxiliary will attend a de­ For Drains pairs to the tractor used at the partment meeting Sundav at 2:30 refuse disposal area at a cost not p.m. at the VF\V Hall. North J^ve., to exceed $3,500. HOUSE &. HALE Norwalk. At Rockleds^e HOUSE &. HALE . MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER Members of the Mountain Lau­ An allocation of 123,000 Xpr the Custer Appointed MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER rel Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. will meet,tomorrow evening at the Rockledge atprm water sewer proj­ Town Constable ; home Of Miss MariljTi Mullen. 74 ect from the $100,000 in the capital ' Scantic Meadow Rd„ South Wind- improvement teberve fund was ap­ Louis H. Custer, 98 Hawthorne ! sor. For tranapo'rtation, Manches- proved by the Board of Directors j ter members snd guests may #all St., was appointed by the board of ! Mra. T. A. Crandall, .^8 White St. last night after a public hearing. directors last night to serve as General Manager Richard Mar­ town constable. tin w-as authorised to enter into Custer was named to fill the un­ Gunfire Prevents Takeoff of Hijacked Jet Robert Ruaconi, 23 Ensign St., ! and Robert T. Calder. 37 Wellington contract for the project. The Yaii- expired term to November 1962 to I ' Rd.. both students at the University none Construction Co. of Hartford which PrcdeHck Peck had of Connecticut, will represent..the recentl.v notified the town that it elected. Peck re.signed when he be­ UConn chapter of Lambda Chi would undertake tne project at the came regi.strar of voters. Otto H. , Alpha fraternity at the seventh same cost. $23,000, as its original Herrmann, a former constable, bid in May 1960. had prevlousl.v been named 4o t\ie i management training'"eeminar of I the fraterhit.v Aug. 27-31 at De- Receives Degree Sidewalk construction in the constable vacanc.v, but declined the ■ Pauw Univeraity in Greencastle. Rockledge area has been halted post in order to continue as a Rfchard A. Bolin, aon of Mr. awaiting completion of the storm member Of the Town Housing A\i- Nikita Berlin Talks .^Opportune, Possible’ , Ind. Ri^coni has served his chap- I ter as pledge trainer, rush chair- and Mrs. Hilding A. Bolin. 26 drain project. thorily. The post carries no salary, ; JAMACAS |man and house manager. Keeney St., received his Bachelor In other actions the board— bu7 constables receive fees fo r; FAMOUS — ------/ ' of Arts degree in economics from 1. Set a public hearing for Sept. papers served. the University of Vermont re­ Custer i.s an auxiliary policeman ’ Members of the Little Miss soft- 13 on proposed sanitary sewe'rs in cently. all or a portion of Olcott Dr., Falk- and served for three years as a State News AND < ball teams will turn in re.scrva- Bolin was a member of Delta NAME , tion slips for ihe Aug. 8 banquet nor Dr., Morse Rd.. Salem Rd. and school guard at the Manchester Italy Chief Agrees f 2 of 4 Gunmen Quit Pal fraternity. A member of the Jarvis Rd. Green School and other areas in to coaches at tomorrow bight's Air, National Guard, he will aoon toyn. 1 games, report to Texah to begin basic 2. Approved installation of aide- R oundup BERMUDAS Irainin'g. walks on both aides of Hollister ^t. i i SPORTSHIRTS Reid MacChiggage of 69 An.saldi He is a 1956 graduate of Man­ from Princeton St. to existing Represents Allies At El Paso Airfield 1 Rd., 1960-81 editor of the Univcr- chester High School. sidewalks, at an estimated cost of I sit.v Callboard, Universitv of Hart­ $950. Marendaz P&WA Receives ford's student newspaper, will The Flying Eagle Patrol of Boy 3. Set a public hearing for Oct. ^ regularly leave by plane today for a. one- Scout Troop 133 attended the All- 3 on a petition request for side­ TRAVa AGENCY Moscow, Aug. 3 (A*)—So-f'that the solution of present diffi- $69.9 Million in El Pa.so, Tex., Aug. 3 i/P;—Tivo of four hijackers who grab­ month tour of Europe with other Star baseball game at Fenway walks on the southwest aide of ▼ict Foreign Minister Andrei cutliea can come from unilateral students and faculty members of Vernon St. to the intersection of Authorized Agents For All action," the spokesman quoted bed control of a jet plane and plsiitn^ to take it to Cuba sur­ Park, Bo.ston, Mass.. Monday^ The Gromyko today handed notes Fanfani as .saying. Navv Contracts rendered today. But the craft remaihed under control of two^ the tiniversity. bo.Vs w ho made the- trip w'ere Ddn,- Lydall St. Parents of school chil­ Rail, Air and Steamship on the Berlin situation to en­ ald Paterson, William Ryla'nder, dren walking that route to Buckley 4.00 Fanfani said western moves fol­ other gunmen, who held four crew members hostage. Scanoia Lodge. Order of Vasa, Ronald Con.vers, Robert Sand- School are advised, however, that Lines voys of Britain, France, West lowing Khrushchev's announcement, Washington, Aug. 3 (/P)— The two who surrendered came off the plane at 11:55 a.m. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in strom. Theodore Sage, and David the earliest the sidewalk could be 18 Asylum St., Hartford to Germany ' and the United that he would sign a separate peace The Pratt & Whitney Divi- (MST), along with four pa.ssenger-hostag^ and the two Orange Hall. Dues for hospital plan Pierson. Samuel Pierson and Roy treaty with East Germany should Tel. CHapel T-.'iSS? States. not be mistaken for aggressive in­ .sion of United Aircraft Corp., hostesses. No. 2 are payable. Refreshments Conyers were chaperones. The notes reply to thosee \vill be served after the meeting. HAROLD EELLS tentions. East Hartford, Conn., has Officers handcuffed most of those who made the exodus L T. WOOD CO. 5.98 the western powers delivered ''Finally, the will to negotiate been awarded two contracts while they sorted the hijackers f.*om the passengeriS. Swim Te&nis Set Manchester Agent on July 17, saying the jives must not be mistaken for weak­ Frank W. Gobertz. 154 Park St., ICE PLANT Tel. CH 7-,5857 ness.” he added. totaling $69.9 million by the a research scientist of the research of millions are being endan­ Hombeit Bianchi, head of the Nav.v department. El Paso, Tex., Aug. 3 Gunmen hijacked a Continental laboratories at United Aircraft, Coiiipelitive Meet 61 BISSELL STREET gered by Soviet threats to Italian government press depart­ One of the contracts assigned Air Line jet today, forced it to land at El Paso to refuel and will,present,a written study about West Berlin. .vesterday is a $64.9 million order satellites at the fourth western Torn East From Main St. ment. issued a statement after the were prevented by gunfire from taking off for Cuba. ! Tile recreation department an­ At Stat« Theater The contents of the Soviet la.st meeting between Khrushchev for additional production of the .152 regional meeting of the American nounces that there will be a eom- Read Herald Ad vs. and Fanfani. The statement said: jet engine which is used In the Seven hours after the $5 million Boeing 707 landed at In­ Astronautical Society in San Fran­ petitive swim meet between replies were not immediately A2F1 Intnider naval allrcraft. ternational Airport trucks, baggage trailers, ambulances and 3.88 cisco. Calif., this week. "With this idea that negotiations Salter's and Verplanck Pools to­ 2.59 made public. One source said are opportune and po.ssible, Mr. The second for $5 million -is armed officers still surrounded the plane to prevent its de­ morrow night at the Verplanck he expected the Moscow press Khrushchev also agreed.” for developing and testing this parture. Nearby Ft. Bliss had been advised, but at mid­ • JANTZEN Pool beginning at 6 o'clock. to publi.sh them tomorrow. Khrushchev and Fanfani part­ same engine. morning no Army ti'oops were at the airport. We like to lend money on conven­ June Seipel is the coach of the ed after an Italian emba.ssy lunch­ ' There were 67 person.., and ------—------™ _ ient terms for w:orthwhile purposes Salter's team, and Donna Robb eon during which Khrushchev re­ 141 to 143 • WHITE STAG will 'be in charge of the Verplanck Mo.scow, Aug. 3 (>P)—Pie- crew of six aboard on the flight ..and home improyementa are al- 3.00 mier Khru.shchev today stated the Soviet position on the Hartford, Aug. 3 i.A’i—The .State which originated in Los Angeles team. Due to the swim meet, Ver­ wa.Vs worthwhile. Come oh in soon German question. Motor Vehicle Department's dally and W'as en route to Houston, Tex. Gagarin Says to The Connecticut Bank and Trust planck Pool will be closed for gen­ agreed with Italian Premier As the Italian spokesman briefed All but six crewmen and four •SACONY Company .. in Manchester: 893 eral swimming. record of automobile fatalitie.s as The Continental Airlines passenger plane rests on the airstrip at El Paso today while e nationally advertised Amintore P’anfani that East- newsmen, Tass was reiterating of last midnight and the total on pa.ssengers were released. None of Main Street, 15 North Main it., Spectators are welcome and Khnushchev's warning that a peace gunmen within the craft hold the crew and some pas.sengers at pistol point. (AP Pho­ them was injured when officers Manchester Shopping Parkade. there will be no admission charge. BRAE MARK West negotiations to settle treaty would be signed with East the same date last year; Flight to Moon e fine cottons the explosive Berlin crisis are I960 1961 tofax.) shot out 10 tires as the pjlane at­ • many belted styles Germany by the end of the year Killed ...... -___ 141 143 tempted to taxi and take off. e .solids and fancies “opportune and possible.” unle.ss there is a "coordinated Mrs. Adelia Wysong, San An­ His Next Task • fly front and side zip­ An Italian announcement on two solution" of the que.stion. It stre.ss- tonio, Tex., a passenger, said that listen to Kathy ed thus portion of Khrushchev's Fined $ 150 Vital to Preparedness per ■ Godfrey, WINF- DAY CAMP e button down and days of talks by the two heads of Kennedy Signs after the airliner' left PhoenLx. By R.ALEIOH ALLSBROOK government over a Kremlin con­ talk at the luncheon table with Torrington, Aug. 3 UP)—A Nevy , _ _ Ariz,. the gunmen announced they CBS, Manches­ convertible collars ference table said Fanfani, in urg­ Fanfani today. New York, Aug. 3 (,D — Soviet • many proportioned ter, 10:10 a.m. ON BOLTON LAKE Haven man who was injured in an 1 i 1 -m ^ « f gx I I were taking the plane and flying spaceman Yuri Gagarin was quot­ Monday thru Sat­ e short sleeves ing negotiation.^ made it clear he During the luncheon conversa- automobile accident last October ; i ^ xT 1. IS J S-y 3 x7 straight to Havana, but would land lengths epoke for all the western Alliea. which killed his wife has been fined at El Paso for fuel. ed today as saying his next as­ urday. Contest NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR "It would be dangerous to believe (Continued on Page Ten) $150 in Circuit Court on a charge Dillon Seeks Plugs She said a pregnant woman sit­ signment is a flight to the moon. • cottons, sharkskin, Every Day. e plain and fancy of negligent homicide. ting behind her became hysterical Gagarin was interviewed in Wil­ THE FINAL TWO WEEKS Extra Billion lemstad. Netherlands West In­ gabardines, duck, CA.MP PERIOD cotton knits John M. Buckley. 67. of 367 Nor­ and this apparently led to the de­ knits .4 A'ctr Dining Experience! ton St., did not enter a plea to the cision to release all the passengers dies, by Gerald A. Bartell, presi­ A l (iUST 7 THRU AUG UST 18 e crew necks and Washington, Aug. 3 UP)—Presi­ dent of MacFadden Publications Wednesdays Are Family Nights Barred from Berlin Jobs charge yesterday. He and his wifp For Tax Loopholes except four w’ho remained as host- • solids, stripes, boat necks were trapped in their car when it dent Kennedy signed today a bill ages. Inc. and Bartell Broadcasting Corp. plaids, prints 5:00 to 8:00 P.5I. plunged down an embankment into to authorize spending an extra One of the volunteer hostages Bartell saW the Interview on e small, medium, large and a shallow atretch of the Nauga­ billion dollars on missiles, ' ships W’as identified as Army Pfe Tru­ July 28 was'^the first private one • sizes 10 to 20 F E E $ 50.00 extra large tuck River in Harwinton. Mrs. Washington. Aug. 8 UP)—Secre-* small reduction in the 8 per cent man Clevefand. son of Mr. and Mrs. wW» Gagarin by a representative Reds Add Controls Buckley died -instantl.v of a frac­ and planes to bolster the armed tary of the Treasury Douglas Dil­ level of the investment credit, or George H. Cleveland. 5 Arenta St., of the American press. ALL YOU $ 1 NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES tured skull and internal injuries. services in the face of Soviet lon. today told Congress th at incen­ peiliaps through some combination St. Augustine. Fla. He was en route The Soviet spaceman reported PER Buckley suffered two broken threat against WTlln. tive for business gro^vtlr'and the ofboth.” from Oskland. Calif., to Fort Bliss that he felt he has a "very, good CAN EAT " PERSON HOT MEAUS ^ ARCHERY thighs. *' The Senate meanwhile prepared closing of tax loopholes^re essen­ ’The changes in the world situa­ near El Paso for a new assignment. chance” of reaching the moon, TRANSPORTATION ARTS and CR.AFTS to act on an expanded $47 billion tial to the preparedness buildup tion since Kennedy sent his tax Names of the three other pas­ Bartell said, but gave no details On East Workers prtHjram to Congress In May "make Old Faahioned Chicken Soup INSTRUCTIONS IN / ATHLETICS Hurt in Second Leap defense money bill including Ken- in the Berlin crisis. senger-hostages were not immedi­ of when the flight might be at­ SWIMMING, GROUP CABINS ned.v's request for an extra $3.5 The Secretary sent a letter to it even morp important that the set ately known. tempted. Southern Fried Chicken Waterbury. Aug. 3 i.T' -Landres billion — some of it for items in of tax proposals now being con­ 'There were conflicting reports Spaghetti—French Fried Potatoes BOATING with FI.T SH TOHE.TS By lAIY.AL GOUIJ) ^ ments between Russia and the Rep. Wilbur Mills. D-Ark., chair­ B vtell said he pointed out that Parker. 7. ttimbled out of a third- the newly passed authorization man of the Houee Ways and sidered by your committee be bal­ as to the number of gunmen in­ the United States also is planning Tossed Salad Neopolltan Berlin, Aug. 3 i.H | - Tire Com­ West and objectionable on humani­ story wdndow and landed in an bill. Passage appeared certain, anced with respect to revenue con­ volved. Bread and Batter—Coffee or Tea V ISIT ^ S W ELCOME! tarian grounds. alley last night, police said. He suf­ Means Committee, sajnng Pix»i- sequences,’’ Dillon said and added: a moon shot In the future and munists imposed new restrictions with leaders of both parties en­ dent Kennedy had authorized his Continental Air Lines said four asked him if he saw any conflict today on East Germans who work ''They are bound to cau.se a de­ fered internal injuriea, but was in The President has authorized me men boarded the plane at Los terioration of the atmosphere In fair condition. dorsing the added fund.s, appeal for action at this session. to say that enactment at this ses­ between the tw’o countries In this Children Under 10 Yeara Old $1.00 :A LL m i 3-4365 In the western sectors of this divid­ Kennedy acted with rare speed Dillon reafflnned his aseertion Angeles but one passenger, C. J. respect. ed city. The United States, Britain Berlin.” the letters said, and The boy was jumping on cushions sion of tax legislation on the invest­ Gerker, Phoenix, said tw’o of them When Accompanied B.v Parents asked Col. Solovyev to get the with friends st a birthday party in signing the authorization meas­ tliat the federal budget can be ment credit, offset by correspond­ "There is a place on the, moon JOHN DYBEH. Director and France fired off notes asking ure. He penned his name on the balanced in the flscal year 1663, got on the jet when It stopped in SALE On The Concourse At The Parkade the Soviet commandant in Berlin to measures ended "without delay.” and made one leap onto a couch ing revenue gains from the closing that Arizona City. He said he bill less than 24 hours after the starting next July 1, without any put an end to all such measures. There was no immediate reac­ of loopholes in our tax structure, is sat next to one of them. (Continued on Page Ten) SffiMliMlMil— ll ffl The three western military com­ tion from the Russians. (Continued on Page Three) House rushed it to him b.v a unani­ increaee in taxes if the interna­ essential in the strengthening of our mandants in the city sent identi­ Soviet commandants have re­ mous 403-0 vote. tional situation does not become nation to meet the tasks that lie There was almost immediate peatedly rejected prote.sts of this Some House Republicans took worse. ahead.” speculation, based on Gerker's de­ FAMOUS cal letters to Col, Atidrei I. Solov­ scription of his seat mate, that yev. commander of Russian troops ' kind on the ground East Germany the occasion to call on Kennedy to But incentives for industry to One important consideration in OUR In the city, saying all such meas­ is a sovereign state and’ 'what it cut non-defense spending. Never­ invest in new and modernized considerir^ the Investment credit, some of the four might be Ameri­ ures worsen the atmosphere in Ber­ does i.s no business of theirs. It Death Claims theless, Congress members of both plants ajid equipment are vital to Dillon said, is its ability to can adventurers. Gerker said his Bulletins lin and warning against this. seemed likely that Col. Solovyev parties have beeii consistent in the economic growth which will strengthen the country’s competi­ fellow passenger was young, blonde Culled from AP Wires NAME They said the action.s taken would .say .something of the .same quickly giving Kennedy the au­ pi-oduce the stepped-up revenues tive position in world markets and and spoke with no accent. FAMOUS against pei-sons crossing the border ^ kind again. Vatican Mayor thority and money he asked to on which a return to balanced to correct the deficit in the balance In Austin, the headquarters of to work in the West include denial Information Bureau West, a pri­ deal with the Communist threat to budgets depends, Dillon said. of payments. the Texas Department of Public of certain facilities to the children vate We.st ■ Berlin intelligence 'Vatican C?ity, Aug. S es which actually invest in new lagging in part because of uncer­ there are only two hijackers in to . discuss with Allied leaden Berlin officials said special identi­ It .said price.s for travel per­ I of bronchial pneumonia and circu- plants and equipment. Dillon said tainty regarding the timing of the the plane and that they are not Soriet Premier Nikita Khrnsh- ty cards are being is.supd by Red mits used by West Berliners to j latory complications. He was 87. (Continued on Page Ten) the ii imediate tax loss from that enactmerit of the inve.^tment Cubans. chey’s reported offer of a TEE TOPS police to East German resident.^ of visit Ea.st Germany had been His death came four days after move should be offset by revenue credit,” the secretary’ wrote. Robert Six, Continental preai- "guarantee” for West Berlin, as nearby East German towns holding boosted from 75 rents to $1.25. j.the sudden death of another Italian increases from such measures as well os other evidence that DRESS Jobs in West Berlin. The cardi bar , The protest note was directed cardinal, Domenico Tardini, the the closure of loopholes. He said (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) Khrushchev wants a peaceful SHOE SALE the bearers from Berlin. against these and other measures. Roman Ckitholic Church's secre- the^rogram provides for changes solution to the Berlin crisis. regularly This will force them to give up : It was delivered to Col. Andrei I. I tary of state. The two deaths re- which would "Improve, and Secretary of State Dean Bosk Shoe Salon, Main floor rear . their jobs. .The Reds earlier gave | Solovyev, the Soviet city com-, 1 duced the membership of the Col- News Tidbits strengthen the tax s.vstem” bvtfr' will leave for Parts tonight to mich restrictive cards only to per- : mandant, and would normally be I lege of Cardinals to 82. the long i-un. j Gizenga Named Deputy confer^ begtnhing Saturday, with SHIRTS from (he AP Wires the fonlgm mlnuters of Frahoe, sons suspected of planning to es­ .signed by Maj, Gen. Albert Wat- Cardinal Canall had long suf­ The depreciation device a p -, cape. ■son II. his American counterpart. proved by the Ways aijd Means I Britain and West Germany. 'They fered from a circulator)’ condition. will discuss a possible Weetem and The three commandants de-, The British. French and Ameri- He was stricken with pneumonia Committee is a credit against 19611 2*98 4*98 nounced actions again.st the com­ Fidel Castro's Ultra-Leftist eco­ Income taxes amounting to 8 per I dlplomatio initiative In tfah Ber­ late last week and doctors gave up lin dispute, as well as 'U.S.- WOMEN'S FAMOUS compare muters as a violation of agree-1 (Contlniied bn Page Eight) hope for hLs survival Saturday. His nomic boss. Ernesto (Chel Gue­ cent of the money spent for new 1 New Congo Premier vara, leaves by plane for tnter- plant and equipment, wiUi certain backed pressures for a NATO life ebbed away slowly as lie lay military buildup In Western Eu­ with ^ in a coma under an oxygen tent. Aitiftrican conference in^ I'ruguay limitations. | AND at which-President Kennedy's alli­ "The tentative ’ decisions o n . rope. ^ . MAKE 16 Americans Perish Pope John visited him Sunday ance for progress plan for Latin these proposals recently an-' night after the death of Cardinal America will bq presented . . . Sen­ nounced by your committee would i For Taking Katanga NHRR LOAN PASSED 4.25 Tardini brought the’ POhtTff back ate investigators say they are ‘involve a net revenue reduction’bf Washington, Aug. S (A5—'The to the Vatican from his summer looking further )nto charges that abo\it $300 million," Dillon w'Tote. Interstate Commerce Commis­ 1.88 residence at Castel Gandolfo, aouth government never has ruled on sion today approired govenuneat TEEN-AGERS' Tourist Bus Located of Rome. Tlie Pope delayed hvs re- "I would urge that your final Leopoldville, 'The Congo, Aug. 3 'u s must do so in full respect of MEN'S SHOES , faimes.s of American Telephone consideration of thi.s legislation (JPi— Backed by a near-unanimous our sovereignty.” guarantee for a $5 million loan and ! turn to Castel Gandolfo to be near | and Telegraph Co. rates on over- provide an approximate balance in parliamentary vote of confidence in Adula paid tribute to the “ex­ to the trustee* of - the New Hav­ \ the dying Cardinal and when noli-' sea.a phone calls. over-all .revenue effect, preferably his new coalition government, ceptional assistance” given to the en Railroad, which Is now fp 6.99 to 10.99 formerly 8.99 to 13.99 In Deep Swiss Lake I fied of the Cardinal's death vi.«ited | state Motor Vehicles Departtnent through the addition of further Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula to­ young Congo republic by the Unit­ reorganization under bankmpU his room to pray. ' during 1960 hKcensed l'B motorists revenue-raising measui'es imple­ day vowed to suppress the seces­ ed Nations. ey. The 5-year loan a t 5 per cent 2.59 ! Cardinal Canali. a jovial rovmd- ; gg years of age and over . . . Unit- menting the President’s recom­ sion of rich Katanga Province "in “The U.N. deserves our grati- Intereat will be made through Hergiswil, Switzerland. Aug. 3«- In the next hoapital bed 65-year- I faced prelate, had been president led Nations confirms reports that mendations on closing loop- the days immediately tO|COme.” , 1 tude.” he said. "I don't doubt for the Irving Trust Co. of New UP) — Divers groping through the old Charles Krepps, a research of the Pontifleal Commission for ' Congolese troops h iim ^ several hole.s. . . . " In a' firm inaugural address to an Instant that the U.N. will con­ Y'ork. chill depths of Lake Lucerne lo­ analyst from I.,os Angele.s, de­ the Slate of Vatican City since , villages and klllrsl many meniberk The plugging of loopholes, he the two houses of parliament that tinue to aid us when we call upon 2.88 cated toda.v the tourist bus that scribed the horror-fllled moment shortly after Pope Pius XII ere- ] ^ Liintu tribe in Kasai Province, went on, should include possible approved his government yester­ them for specific tasks.” AOLAI REPORTS ON TUNIS 2 for plunged off a rain-slick road after when the bus plunged into the ated the commiasion in 1939. Tlie 'fTiha Congo. revision of the special tax conces­ day. Adoula denounced Katanga Adoula's speech, delivered yes­ Washington, Aug. i UP — small, medium and large colliding with a truck and carried lake: po.st wa.s similar to that of a mu­ Japaneaa police In O.saka's skid sions enjoyed by mutual savings President Moise Tshombe and Bel­ terday aU'the closed parliament Adlai E. Stevenson rqported to 3.99 nicipal mayor. His signature was row beat off mob of slum dwellers 5.90 16 American vacationers to death. session after his election. wq.s re­ “The bus turned over on ils side banks and satlngs and loan asso­ gian commercial interests in the President Kennedy today that a One of the 22 survivors described before we hit the water and it required on every decision eon- in SO-inInlits free-for-all battle . . . ciations, "or if need be through a province for committing "a great peated on Radio Leopoldville to­ solution of the Tunisian crisis •SANDLER % the accident as "The noise, the jolt seemed to me it was .still turning Skate, first submarine to surface wrong against The Congo.”, da.v. . - will not be easy but “it’s pos­ BATES and a crash . . . all too quick.” when I put my feet out and gave (Contlniied on Page Two) at North Pole, completes seo trials "Neither Tshombe nor certain of Amid general relief and] satis­ sible.’’ The U.S. ambassador to 5.00 Fifteen bodies, by police count,' myself a shove to the surface." following her first refueling and Humphrey Pushes his ministers nor the Union Miniere faction at the new government, the United Nations said that all were entombed in the b:is when it major overhaul at General Dy­ one note of discord was sounded. the elements for a settlement Krepps and Smith fought their namics Coi'p.’a electric boat diri- (the Belgian mining company in FURTHER •CLASSMATE was spotted at a depth of about wa.V' through a window in the for­ the province) nor the Belgians be­ The right-wing deputy premier of exist and there can ba one "It PLAYBOYS 165 feet by special electromagnetic UA\^ Official Savs sion in Groton. For School Grants for the first lime in nearly a year there la a will on both rides.” ward part of the bus. They said the Dr. Nahum Goldmann, president hind the Katanga secession can e .short sleeve eqiiipment. Ifft.v more than 60 feet rear door wouldn’t open. Most of prevent the Cdngolese people from Jean Bolikango, reportedl.v refused Stevenson gave this analysis to offshore, having slid off a ledge alkoiit Possible of Zionist World Organization, says Wa.^hington. Aug, i/P) — Sen. recovering their rightful hertiage,” to' accept the post of third deputy newsmen after spending an hour REDUCTIONS ON • COBBLERS those who dfied apparently were he rereived tip six years ago that premier, a junior position to that SUNDIAL after its first plunge. seated toward the rear. Hubei'l H. Humphrey, D-Minn., Adoula declared. and a quarter with Kennedy. He The bus, carrying 35 American Detroit. Aug. 3 lyPi — The first Adolph Eichmann was in South ■ser\'ed notice today that Congre.ss Adoula laid down a broad and given Gizenga and anti-Tahombe said that at Kenned3r’s request he e sheer broad­ gSLSsengers and a staff of thi-ee A floating tire and ropes thrown top-level hint a strike mav he call- Amerlea and passes! , _ information will have to vole on .school con- detailed program of action for his Katanga leader Jason Sendwe. is going to visit the chief execu­ OUR ENTIRE. MAGNIFICENT STOCK • AIR TRED cloth with luropeans, collided with the truck- from shore helped two middle-aged ed if Ihe I'nited Auto Workers Z”" to I . S. Federal Bureau of In­ .struction grant."! if it want.s to con­ new government, which reconciles Sources close to the government tive at tlie latter’s summer home perm, stay trailer yesterday ah4 crashed sisters from Milwaukee to ,sur\'ive Union doesn't get new contraet.s vestigation. tinue aid to federally impacted for the first time m early a year felt Bolikango wanted a more im­ on Cape - Cod this weekend to through the railing where the main the ordCal. by the end of this month came yes­ Navy commissions nuclear-pow­ areas., the. Stanleyville disciples of Pa­ portant post. report more fully and in greater 6 f collar Interlaken - Luzern highway is Mrs. Nora Pannier and her sister terday in Washington. ered submarine Thresher at Port- Huifiphrey, a.saislant Senate trice Lumumba under Antoine Gi­ Delegates representing Gizen- detail. " ' •RHYTHM carVed out of an almost shMr rock Mrs. 'Vynita Winter, both school­ UAW, vice president Leonard mouth, N.H., shipyard . . . U.S. Democratic leader, said notice had zenga and the Leopoldville Cen­ ga's Leftist Stanleyville regime Cliff rising from the waterl teachers, suffered only cuts and Woodcock told a capital news con­ Court of Appeal" upholds plan for been served on House. Democratic tral Government of President Jo­ joined in supporting the 39-yesu'- MARINES OPEN RANKS • oxford with In the few minutes before the bruises. ference the union won't be disposed additional desegregation of cort- leaders that the Senate isn’t going seph Kasavubu. old Adoula. who was the personal Waohlngton, Aug. S UP)—The button-down cumbersome vehicle slid to the bot­ "We were able to open a window to continue working without a con­ troversial Lincoln SchW of New to accept a simple extension of aid He pledged a firm policy of choice, of President Kasav’ubu to Marine Cprps today opened Its WOMEN'S STEP tom, 19 passengers, and the three and I think maybe we were pushed tract at General Motors. Ford and Rochelle, N.Y., which now has 94 for schools in districts crowded be­ nonalignment in world politics, head a unity government. ranks to volunteer long-term ao- ' collar crew members fought' their way out by the pressure of water pour­ Chrysler. tVage pacts at all three per cent iNegro enrollment. cause of federal installations. support for all African national Gizenga, ,w’ho stayed in Stanley­ tive duty for 2JH)0 enUeted re- . out through the windows and sur­ ing into the bus,” said Mrs. Pan­ run out Aug. 31. John Hancock Mutual Life In­ "These districts | unefbubtediy movements and refusal to let The ville and said illness prevented him Oenlsts. Priority would be gtveq DRESS AND DAYTIME STYLES vived. nier. Therefore. Woodcock and UAW surance Co. in Boston sal's it ex­ should get aid, but there are other Congo be deflected from an inde­ from attending the parliament ses­ to men of rank of corporal or be- , e sizes 141^ ' All but two of the survivors “The thing that worries us moSt president Walter P. Reuther had pects to complete fallout shelters school districts .which also need pendent line by any foreign pow­ sion, was named one of three dep­ low. Active duty tours of 2, S , • rad, black, white, bone, blue, . were kept overnight in hospitals now is that we lost our glasses answered questions regarding pos­ for 6,000 persons in its 26-slory aid and I believe jthe Senate intends ers. uty premiere. Christophe Gbenye, and 4 years will ba provided.' • black and brown calf; tan, gray or white buck; to 17 Va-' at nearb.v Stans and Luzern. Doc­ The program la deslgaed to bo)* JANTZEN tan and black patent and cfinnot see very well.” sibility of a |trlke by saying. In headquarteirs within two months to see they get it,” Humphrey said "We will,put to use our position a key member of Gizenga’s regime, leather and crape tolas tors said nearly all would be re­ .'Thirteen of the 15 trapped in the effect, that was a bridge they'd . . . Two-j’oar-old bqy„ dropped in an interiMew. in the heart of Africa to combat was appointed interior minister meet' the expansion of tbs Mtar leased in a few days. bus were women. The body of an cross when they came to It. front ninth-floor Brooklyn, .N.Y., The Senate already has passed a colonialism an(l imperialism In all with control of the nation's loosely rtnes to a IM.OOU-man force - ^ • mid-heals, flats and wedgiai • ties, stap-ini and chuck boots. "The bus was filled with water elderl;^ woman was recovered last In recession-beset 1958 the union ^Mtrtment window by 10-year-old $2.5 billion federal aid to educa­ their form,” he said. organized police. der the military beiUdqp bp- in a m atter of seconds,’.’ said Stan­ night. ’She apparently had escaped worked four months without' con- girl, renonins in critical condition tion bill, carrjlng grants for class- “The government will call for Gbenye attended the parUamen- proved <^g^ I s w • broken styles and sizes • broken styles end sizes - ■ w A ley M. Smith, 54, Kansas City. "We in Unity Hcapltal in New York multilateral technical assistance atnngth hardly even kniw what happened.” (ContlniMd M Page Two) (OowttaiMd oa Pogv Fenr) Otty. (Continn^ on Page Two) but the lands which wish to help (Oeirtliiiied ea Pafe Mina)