A TUESDAY, AtJGUST 22, 1261 fJUSM FOUBTBEN Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather ;BI{tnrl)f90trr lEtirhittg UrmUi For the Week Ended ForeeMt ef U. S. Weattwr Ban aa June S, 1961 OocMlennl min er driule to­ (Hcperienoa haa been In BoUon to build a garaga 16 foot from ^ Bloom fi^ Binee 1959. Mias Abbs side line of hU property on Odor HALL FOR RENT 13,3.30 night. Low 68 to 70. Cloudy, eeel A bou t Town 8 'tea ch ers was also appointed freshman dra- Mill Rd. since aonlng regulations with periods of rain and MioWh u For partteo, showers, reeep- ' Member ef the Audit matioa assistant to complete the ZBA Airs Request stipulats~that ouch a building must H m ftiadur School SUtt of Zion tie a s, m eetin gs. Com plete UtohJ^ Borean ef CIrenlaUoi T huraday. High fai 70s. revised drsmatic club progrsm be 25 feet from the side line. Xvanrolicml lAiUicimn Church will en faeUltlea. Largo eaetesod Manchester— A City of Village Charm Join System scheduled for the new school year. meet tomoiTow nljlit at 7:30. The From Kjellquist parklag lot. In May, Donald Thomas and Miss ChuKh Council mcaU Friday Grain iPrice Raised SUght new teachera were ap­ Carolyn Beardsley, who will teach night at 7:M . The jnnlBg board of appoola will hmiii chi VOL. LXXX, NO. 275 (TWENTY-EIGHt PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1961 (daastfled Adverttaing on Page 26) PRICE FIVE CENTS pointed to the adiool ayatem by English at the higli school In the Ankara—A 20 per cent cut o*> Inquira UH I HaN fall, were named director and as­ hold a public hearing tonight at 8 government-made steel has been U GOLWAY STREET M n. Mabel Ihomfelt, formerly the board of education laat nl^^t, ------#- sistant of dramatics respectively. at the Community Mall on the ap­ announced in Turkey to eppr home TEL. 30 S-6104 of ManchMter. haa returned to including a new head of the Latin The new system will Include coop­ plication of Lucius Kjellquist for building. Also, a 10 per cent In­ 3 0 S-849P After 6 PJd. her home In St. Peteraburg. Fla., department at Manchester High eration between a Grade 9 club and after vlaltlng two montha with her a variance In his side yard. crease In grain haa been authorised $50 Biltion Bet Yearly State News SBerlin OR and a master’s degree from the teaCh English and social studies Washington,. _ Aug. _ . 23 ^ (^0— — 4 AM WA A it ’ ’ New Haven, Aug. 2-3 (fP)— Harvard Graduate School of Arts at Tiling Jtmior High School. He not enforce it. and Sciences in 1934. His teaching Mortimer M. Caplin, Internal Capliii said the Treasury State Agriculture Commis- received A A . and B.S. degrees In Revenue Service (IRS) head, ex}>erience also includes Curtis education from the University of partment and his agency have ^ n ei'. jQsgpH N. Gill is being ALL School and Klngswood School. Hartford last June. estimated the government is under consideration proposals for sued by the Arrow Lakes To Coach Also Elementary appointees art Mrs. cheated out of $25 billion in tightening up the law. Dairy of Cranston, R. I., be­ Reds Close Werner will also coach boys’ in­ Genevie Shanahan, Grade 2 at taxes every year, and that a In the past, he said, the revenue ABRICS tramural sports for the fall season. service has never had enough men cause he has refused to allow ' Other appointees to the school Robertson School; Donald Wyna- good deal of the cheating is the dairy to sell milk in Con­ chenk, physical education; Mra. to enforce it properly, and sen­ system include two other high d ^ e by gamblers. tences meted out by federal judges necticut. All but One school teachers, a junior high George Bradlau, Grade 4, and Mrs. CLEARANCE OPENTONITE for gambling stamp violations are In the ■writ filed In U. S. D i ^ teacher, and four elementary teach­ Mary Leslie, Grade 1, both at Buckley School. ^Washington, Aug. 23 (iT*)— generally mild. The law requires trlct Court yesterday, the Rhode ers. Island firm contended that this is m 9 Extensive Training Chairman John L. McClellan, profe.ssional gamblers to buy a Zone Gate Miss Mary Lou Abbe, who re­ of our Seasonal Merchandise 350 federal tax stamp and puts a a question of interstate commerce ceived a B.A. in English from the Mrs. Shanahan has had exten­ D-Ark., of the Senate investi­ and therefore subject to federal University of Rochester in 1959, sive nursing training and took the B.v C A R L H A R T M A N gations subcommtitee said to­ (Continued on Page Ten) control instead of state regulation. will teach English and social stud­ Intensive training course for Gill, who is also chairman of the teaching. She has taught in Mid' day it appears that profes­ Berlin, Aug. 23 (/P)—The [pilgi^QS JiUn g] ies at Manchester High School. Her State Milk Regulation Board, "re­ three Western Allies pushed dletown and Hartford. sional gamblers may be evad­ jected the dairy's requMt for a "CHENllV HAUL" Wynachenk received a B.S- de­ ing a tax liability of as much selling permit because its plant was tanks and infantry up to the Hartford Rd., Manchester gree from Southern Connecticut as $5 billion a year. British Charge not in Connecticut, a prerequisite sector border dividing Berlin State College last June. He was a LIMITED Mortimer M. Caplin, Internal ba.sed on a Connecticut statute. today in the face of new Com­ Whirlpool Washers, member of 1952 Swedish Olympic OpMi Daily Noon Ull 9 Revenue commissioner, had testi­ The writ stated that 80 per cent munist restrictions on traffic soccer team. fied to the committee that collec­ Reds Inflamed of the milk processed by the dairy' S A T U R D A Y S 10 UU 6 Mrs. Bradlau, who was graduat­ QUANTITIES between the East and West Dryers tions under the Federal Wagering comes from Connecticut. ed with top honors from WUllman- parts of the city. tic State College last June, is the Tax Laws during the Isst Fiscal Tunisia Issue Priets o s Lew, F^ANS year totaled only slightly over 37 r.4 Sues on Fraud "The commandants are taking wife of George Bradlau, principal Service That's Better million as enmpared with an esti­ the necessary action to Insure the of Barnard Junior High School. Ericksens Mark 35th Anniversary United Nations, N.Y., Aug. 23 New Haven, Aug. 23 — The security and integ;rity of the sec­ Mrs. Leslie received a B.E. de­ mate 10 years ago they would (iPi—Britain today accused the federal government is suing a New tor border,” said a spokesman for gree from Wisconsin State College Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erlcksen,<* produce about 3400 million yearly. Britain man who allegedly sent in DELUXE 2 Safe, quiet plastic lion. tween France and 'Tunisia. court costs. the East German regime was tell­ he has been employed for 30 years. monthly "The gamblers are paying a lit­ The couple has two other chil­ blades. . . efficient in­ Crowe asserted that the' Soviet The government contends that In ing Americans and other western­ dren, Mrs. Robert J. Hayes, 406 WELDON DRUG CO. tle over 37 million out of a 35 Union not only had not contributed addition to altering and using as ers where they could and could 5 Gals. 901 Main St Tel. 3H 3-6821 take or exhaust action ^7.50 WHILE YOU WAIT .Burnham St., and Mra. John A. blOlon obligation.” to a -solution of the problem, but his ow’n the death certificate issued not enter East Berlin, Western of­ cools quickly./ McClellan said "it seems a kind ficials condemned the restrictions Free Squeegee upon the death of his father. lozzo If you’re in a hurry, we’ll repair For All Fans « f mockery on our part to keep (Continued on Page Five) was not entitled to the life insur­ as Illegal effrontery. ance policy' in the first place be­ The East German regime over­ your shoes in a matter of min­ cause he was not a veteran. night had slammed shut five more utes,-while you wait. Rush jobs gates'to East Berlin. receive the same careful atten­ Owned hy New Haven Railroad W K\B Sold The Western Allies responded within a few hours, sending forces tion we give all others! . Front End West Hartford, Aug. 23 (TPi—The president of the Hartford County smack up to the sector borders. • We Give Green Stamps • Within minutes the Communists Deluxe 2 0 " NEW! 20"-3 Speed Broadcasting Corp. announced to­ SS6 North Main Street Special Judge Denies Bay State brought up reinforcements on their “^ o e Repairing— Second to None!” I FOR SALE I Aluminum Air Flltwr day he has purchased Radio Sta­ side of the wall of barbed wire and Phone MI 9-525S tion WTCNB from the Beacon West Berliners look toward Communist side of border, can sector in West Berlin. On right. West Berliners Reg. $12.50 W IN D O W FAN Broadcasting Co., Inc. concrete, they have erected to Only Pennies I beyond concrete blocks at Heidelberger Strasse, border watch East Berlin workmen cdnstruct another concrete strangle free movement in the city. Electrically ONtY Louts A. Sodokoff said he al- ELLINGTON BB.\NCH (1) ALIGN FRONT END Old Colony Line Option point closed by the Communists today. Overhead is. a wall along a section of the city’s border, (AP Wire- West German border police said West Road, Route 83 A Night! already hag taken over operation I I (2) BALANCE FRONT of the station. The purchase price multi-language sign indicating the edge of the Ameri­ photo via radio from Berlin.) they saw armored personnel car­ TRemont 5-6218 HOUSE HALE Visit Marlow’s Bedding ■ WHEELS— BEG. $4.00 riers packed with Communist Reversible waa.j:«ported at some 3270,000, People’s Police— who are armed as SHOE REPAIR 8ERVIGE Department where you’ll I (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL New Haven, Aug. 23 (7P)—The9actually to establish and operate Sodokoff is a former executive Infantry—m ove up to positions GLASTONBURY BRANCH USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—MI 3-4128 find a mattress or a com- | BEARINGS Tarmt fadeval court today denied M a ssa ­ the trsmsportation system. ■Vice president and a director of a M Hebron Avenue ■ The judge said it is possible MPs Defend 2 facing the Allied troops. plete bedding outfit tai- (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM Now— for first time! chusetts’ request for pefioteaion chain o f men’s clothing stores. Latdr today the Communists JA 2 -53 26 “The transportation district will U.S. Orbits Space Platform^ lored to your individual I Aluminum air filter to exercise its option for'H^chase announced that moat of the fac­ ALL FOUR ONLY of the New Haven Railroad’s Old adopt a reasonable and workable needs; at marLOWl stops dirt, dust, large plan, including the necessary fi­ 159 to 163 Russians from tory militia who have been patrol­ Colony line- ling the barricades were being prices! ■ insects. judge Robert P. Anderson ruled nancing. and carry it out to a Hartford. Aug. 28 (/P — The point where on payment of the State Motor Vehicle Department's withdrawn and returned to their e R cj n k f h a t givfs you P t A N N F D S E C U P I T Y that creation of a South Shore Attached Satellite Shot Fails work benchea About 5,000 militia­ Transportation District to run a amount due to the railroad, the daily rteord of automobile fatali­ Berlin Crowd .court can find that the transpor­ ties thu4 far this year and the men were reviewed by East (3«r- rapid transit system between Bos­ man boas Walter lilbricht and tation district Is thus and firmly total on the same date last year; By HOWARD BKNEDICT <: Agena aecond stag* spun into a^ An official expressed hope of Berlin, Aug. 28 tJP) — Steel- ton and Braintree, Mass., was not Paul 'Vemer, communist party enough to exercise the option. committed.” 1960 1961 Cape Canaveral, Fla., Aug. 23 "parking orbit” from which the learning at least how the instru helmeted U.S. Military Police to­ The New Haven Railroad, giv­ K illed...... 159 163 - The United States fired a 675-pound payload. Ranger I, was ment packages fimcUoned. chief for East Berlin. SERVICE ON ALL Anderson said the transporta­ day defended two Soviet offlcetis The British sent a company of tion district set up to purchase the satellite launch payload Into or­ to have been flung far into Space. 'The instrume'Ats are designed CONVENTIONAL 3IAKES ing continued losses, dropped pas­ in a reconnaissance car from a 120 Greenjacketa (Kin^s Royal Old Colony is not "fully commit­ senger service on the Old Colony Extended Forecast . bit today but it failed to send a The Agena, with power shut to gather data from far out in crowd of We.st Berltncrs, angry piggy-back pa.vload on a projected off, was designed to follow its or­ Sjiace,” he said. "However even in Rifles) imder the protection of ted" to a reasonable mass rapid in 1959, A year earlier, Massachu- Hartford, Aug. 23-UP) •—The 5- at the new' Red mea.>njres cutting transit sy.stem. million-mile round trip into Space bit for 14 minutes until it reached the near Earth orbit we should mortars and antitank guns to the T r& p p 6d l*y Unexpected BiDs? Special Closeout On sett.s had voted a one-year sub­ day forecast for Connecticut for gain something." their city in two, eyewitnesses re­ Brandenburg Gat*, the symbol of MORIARTY The Massachusetts legi.slature sidy of 3900.000 to help cover the It was indicated - but not im­ a proper point before reigniting to ported. • Featoring • ■ the period Thursday through Mon­ mediately' certain—that the two build up speed to 23.800 miles an James D. Burke, Ranger project German unity which the R«ds Simmons, Sealy, Blue Bell earlier this year passed a bill es­ passenger service deficit. The Soriet ofllcers w'ere driving I tablishing the transportation dis­ day calls for temperature.^ averag­ units never separated at all. hour and kick Ranger loose. Ran­ manager for NASA's jet propul­ slammed shut a v^eek ago Mion- and Snmberland on | Anderson, in his opinion, de­ ing near normal ranging from sion laboratory', reported a loss of through the zig-zag path which day. BROTHERS trict and gave it authority to pur­ Neverthele.-P) — Cnbon econondo boss Serviced — Demonstrated Anderson said it could not ac­ a Earth. Each pass around the globe erwise, as ruling upon the ex­ versity of Connecticut's board of Ernesto (Che) Guevara waa re­ cept "Uie mere creation of a South istence or status of the option or thkes 91 minutes. trustees haa announced the ap­ Connecticut’s Gov. John N. ported today to have proposed INSTANT Shore Transportation District with any legal interest flowing from or pointment, of an advisory' commit- An oflScial said there is every Its verj' flexible, discretionary Dempsey oays Army’s safety trav­ Lost None of His Sarcasm to an adviser to President Ken­ connected with” the recent reor­ el methods "could well be studied indication the two did not sepa­ nedy that Cuba and the United powers or the unfulfilled plans of ganization of the railroad. (Continiied on Page Sixteen) rate. But he said there is an out­ its managers as a proper equiva­ by this country's cilivlian popula­ States hold talks aimed at reim­ tion” during visit to Camp D:-um, side possibility they are in sepa­ bursing U.S. Interests for prop­ lent” of exercise of the option. rate orbits, clo.se together. Radio Anderson said the act of the N. Y. . . . Mayor Robert F. Wagner Gerhardt Eisler Once erty confiscated by Cuba. The of New York City embroiled in data are being studied to determine newspaper Jomal do Brazil, in a Massachusetts' Legi.slature "sim­ v/hal W'ent wrong. ply creates and empowers an inde­ May Delay Independence heated campaign fpr re-election, story by political writer Her- accu.sed of violating city charter ‘'Primary misaron of the flight mano Alves, said Gnevara met pendent authority to operate a w'as to test operation of the Ran­ CASH rapid transit system; but the Com­ by using city-paid servantwsgt his Friday in Moutevidto, Uruguay, LOWEST PRICES ger Space craft.” an '.announce­ No. 1 Red Spy in U.S. monwealth does not by the act it­ Long . Island summer home*T . . with Richard Goodwin, Lattn Spado Cooley', who parlayed six ment said. "Since data are l^ing American assistant to Kennedy. EVER self adopt any reasonable plan or U.S. to Watch Jagan received it Is likely that tlila ob­ ROYAL direct the authority to carry one cents and qn old fiddle into fame Goodwin has said he attended a rvmmMKM-novme jective will be achieved in part.” By HENRIETTA LEITH ferowd that greeted Adenauer's in 9Ut. and fortune as "king of western social gathering at Montevideo INSTANT , "Moreover, it casts the entire fi­ swing.” aentenred to life in prison New York,York Aug.Aue 23 ' (TP)—The w rnej Potsdamer Platz, at which Guevara was present. TIRES nancial responsibility for establish­ For Guiana~Red Link for brutal murder of his wife, fol­ plump, owl-faced man who jibed, cerned, nothing is surprising any But he denied having hisd any ing, and operating whatever sys­ lowing trial at Bakersfield, Calif. talks with Guevara. “FUTURA” I Detroit Fi-ee Press, Michigan's Sikhs’ Leader at "Konny” Adenai.er across the longer. tem might be instituted, upon four barricades in Berlin had lost none! In June of 1941, a shipload of •f Its towns.” at a news conference ye.s- onb' morning newspaper, COU BANKS WINS POINT ■Washington, Aug. 23 (iD—'Thes noted of his gift for sarcasm. refugees docked here enroute to Newburgh, N. Y., Aug. 28 (/R Anderson's ruling, however, did terday that "We have been work­ fails to publlNh again as pickets Mexico, only to learn that the United States intends to keep an from Miami, Fla., contnue to march In 8tli Day of It was the same man who once — Col. WUUam M. Banks won m not preclude eventual approval of iagle eye on newly-elected Pre­ ing with the British" on policy U.S. was no longer allowing Ger­ the right to exercise the option. in front of paper's building in De­ condescendingly declared while in point today in his court-martial mier Cheddi Jagan to see whether toward Guiana. the United States that "All Amer­ man refugees to' enter Latin Amer­ For the district to exercise the "A good deal will turn on what troit . . . Secretary of State Ella T. on chargee of dereliction of duty CREDIT he will try to steer* British Guiana Hunger Strike icans are not like that damned ica. In connection with the dlsastroas GOODYEARS option, he said, "Its activities must appears inside British Guiana and Gra.sao starts campaign aimed at into the Communist bloc. voter registration of "faltering fool Tom Clark” (he was refer­ Texas Tower ooUapee Jan. 16. prog;res8 far enough in accomplish­ the policies and activities of the (Continued on Page Twelve) If Jagan tries to link up with fifth” of Connecticut’s adults who Amristar, India, Aug. 23 iJP) — ring to the attorney general who The Air Force acknowledged It ment to assure the court of a firm Moscow - Peiping, representations new government there, " Rush add­ Help •nd irrevocable commitment, with have failed to sign up . . . Five Security measures were intensified later became an associate justice could not claim the 46-yesur-oId Having a home and family involves unexpected expenses you can't GUARANTEED NATION-WIDE can be made to Britain—a close ed. of the Supreme Court) and who the necessary' financial capability. The U.S. foreign affairs chief volunteers emerge after 10 days in today through Punjab State as colonel waa aware of damage re­ always plan for in a budget . . . and sometimes you find it neces­ T w oM fan raar. Toor writfao eertlfieata itatoa ally' of America—to postpone com­ Boston fallout shelter to prove you Sikh leader Master Tara Singh en­ said of American justice: "It ports made on the tower front that Um oHciaal ovaar of nmr An*W«atlMn haa referred specifically to American Nehru Backs Reds tlraa na ra sta ad aealaat normal read haaardW For Tobia For Wall plete independence for the new­ can suiwlve an H-Bontib if you are tered the eighth day- of his fast un­ stinks like 10,000 skunks.” time to time after It went tat sary to borrow money. Your SBM Savings Account is a wonderful ly' emerging South American coun­ aid. Guiana is receiving about bfewooU, fabrie braaba, eota axeapt rapalr* 3750.000 in U.S. technical a.ssist- willing to do without everyday ac­ to death and Prime Minister NehvJ When he taunted the West Ger­ On Access Control^ service and during the petted reference for you. AUrWlATHCnS able panetaraa for ona fall jaarl Aar Gao^aar Reds Held Backing try. tivities and food w'hlch normally showed no sign of .yielding to man chancellor yesterday at Pots­ when a violent storm Anally daalar wltl rapalr, wHboat dianra. or a lh ^ Early American ityling, and ,____ nnce this year and recently got a Every Step S«f«r HrM aaea oa a aaw tiaa baaed oa arla’inal traad dapth If Jagan s Marxism turn.s out to ^^ ^5 million World Bank loan. are taken for granted. Singh's demand for creation of a damer Platz, shouting "Ja, this is wrecked It. New Delhi. Aug. 23 (xP)—Prime Because you are a regular saver, you can arrange a loan quickly and ranalniiiff and aariaut **Coedyaar Prfea**. hardily built Nine inchea U.S. Unit for Castro be' a more independent variety'. Rusk said no Jagan request for Navy' w'ill try' to persuade 6,(M)0 Sikh state. the way it is, dear Konny.” from 0*T AI1-WMth«n Washington may sw'allow its dis­ men per month to re-enlist or ex­ ' In this Sikh holy city, armed po­ the other aide of the new concrete Minister Nehru indicated today he UAW HITS FORD OFFER easily . . . without disturbing your savings. ^ high. wHh awivel blaae. Gtvea new U.S. funds has been received believes the Gommuhlsts have the •r* prooi. YaaH gtt Washington, Aug. 23 (Ah — taste , and X,. treat Guiana as a mem- , and U.S aid policy has not yet tend their term of active duty, the lice began round-the-clock patrol­ wall and barbed wire, it was Detroit. Aug. 28 (JCt-JItm ■ ilMtea, traetloB off aoft pleasant light reminiscent of an earlier defiance right to control movem-ents be­ United Auto Woricen today James O. Eastland, D-Miss., said ber of the hemisphere family been reconsider^. Jagan has said Navy Department in Washington ling with a tear gas squad ready And you can't beat an SBM Passbook Loan for low-cost. apUntv. and ih« NO MONEY Jagan, an open adnrtrer of lop wants a rut of the Kennedy reports . . . Three young West Ber­ for Instant action. The city’s po­ —when he jumped high ball and tween West Berlin and East Ber­ notified Ford Motor Co. M con­ Of The Way. eaalltv Goodvaar • S J lill Mack toba- toiday the operation of the Fair Communists, of Cuba s Fidel Cas- Alliance for Progress money for liners caught by Red police trying lice force was a'giimented by 1,400 stowed away on a Polish liner in lin and between West Germany sidered yesterday’s oontraci of­ ballda iBto rrarv DOWN... tvpa Me* iai m4 Piqy' for Cuba Committee on the tro and of Maixism. is slated for i^jjn America. to rescue people from East Berlin men brought in from adjoining dis­ New York to escape two I'.S. and Berlin. fer "totally unacoeptaUef* and BEFORE YOU BUY, GET OL^ iharLOW PRICE! 77 national level is "substantially' a formal call to Guiana's first Washington would take a dim reeeiie heavy sentences, official trict.®. prison terms. I Winding upaforeign affairs said It will urge the Ford-UAW ten the sH fins sir iMT ev a Communist-financed and Com­ premiership today on the resiilt.s of view of .Jagan'.s going out of lii.s i Communist party newspaper Neues Nehni ha.s invited Singh's chief For the man in the horn-rinimed debate in the upper house of par­ National Council to reject It. Tear Savingi Earn Current Annuid Dividend a pair spectacles, though a dozen years SALES—SERVICE—RENTALS—SUPPLIES ON ALL munist-dominated.” Monday's elections. Hi.s wife was way to get Guiana tied up in deal.s Deutschland s:iys . . . Band of men lieutenant, Sant Fateh Singh, to liament, Nehru a.ssert'ed that west­ 3 % % This has been e.stablished, .said once an American Communist and with the Red bloc. A hope T)ere invade I’orliigiieso Guinea from New Delhi for lalk.s, and Sikh older and the survivor of many ern access to Berlin is "not a TAv REVISION POSTPONED 3IAKXS OF TYPEWBITEKS and BUSINESS 31AOHINIM E^tland,. by hearings of the Sen­ still had Red connections, accord­ l.s that, like .some JAfrican lead- Senegal and raid Guidage, frontier sources hinted Fateh Singh may be ups and downs in the interim, was right but a concession by the So­ Washington, Aug. 23 (TP)— Tho Member Federal Depoalt G O O p / l r E A R ate Internal Security Subcommit­ ing to information received here. village, Lusitania News Agency preparing for the trip. unmistakably Gerhardt Eisler, viets,” German occupation zones House Ways and Meant Com­ Insiuanoe Corp. er.s in their, relations with Mo.s- • CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED • tee of w'hich he Is chairman. Jagan'g government will have cow-Peiping, Jagan will hew' to a say-xS. Doctors attending Tara Singh once called the No. 1 Commimist only granted the Allies the righ t mittee tod ^ pigeon-hided Prea- , In a statement, Eastland said power over internal affairs. Britain nationalistic independence and not Fate of Cuban motor ship Bahia said except for coldness in the feet- spy In the United States." to occupy Berlin, and free access Ideat Kennedy's tox revieloS - FREE PURNELL PARKING a AtR-CONDITIONED that seasoned Communists on the retains foreign affairs-defense accept Red aid beyond what he De Nipe remains obacured by legal and the loss of two more pounds, ■Today, although E isle r is fre ­ between the western zones ' and program-unto next year. The local level apparently have been control, pending full independence thinks is necessary for his coun­ cloud as captain an'd nipe of 10 his condition was tmehanged. So quently heard from in East Ger­ Berlin grahted by the Soviets deofatenat a 'dosed door meet- , SEE US FOBn cJane Wyatt, then that pla\ - bird, the heavy starch of the Rus­ always comes to a bad end to the <9 6 gations subcommittee found that r.tMi’ w i . iM'. music workshop at Lenox, Mass. 0 Q 10 8 7 4 2 out yesterday. Although they have Brick — A crooked die cut so Brownie; are working. crazy man.” hoUM U wheie you shoftld go fore-- sian diet are subjects for Science accompaniment of hoarse chuckles She is a pupil.in Hartford of Ger­ from the frugal type. W e write a A 7 4 3 picked up second hand a fair un­ that It is not a true cube. But on off-days they .head for Weldon said he paid $50 for 'I \i\ 3 million poimds o f thrust, and South wins with the ace. Now 1 Pass 1 N T Pau for the town through her competi­ MANY THINGS. 'MAY' arrived last week at Cape Cana­ South must lot* a trump and two out aelf conacioua pre.sentaUon. actors own wardrobee. and their PROPUCE s l e e p - if VOO 4 ^ Alt Pau tion in the Hartford Symphony — veral. First flight tests may come clubs even if he cries his eyes out. The audience could pick put its wardrobes were beeyouttful. Or­ EXPECT IT TO— BY THE ‘ Opening lead — A 5 Aetna Life mu.sic scholarship com­ in October for this rocket de­ own values from the graceful, dinarily I don't notice a man's POWER OF SUGGESTION. Grasshoppers W’in jacket, beyond whether it's pressed petition, will soon be lost to the signed to put a 3-man spaceship •rhat shrill snicker you hear Is vital work, without being di.s- C— m , W A M -MM li,, -I. b- you hold; Spade*— A 10 7; Hsarta tnicted by some actor witti a soul­ or not. but those worn by Helmore tow n. Her family will move to New into orbit around th's E ^ th . from the grasshoppers. ’They all 'York when her father takes a new Hm M CssmIot ehpie —6; D iam on ds—Q 10 8 7 4 2; ful expression on hl.s face or a , were eyecatching in both cut and A new single rocket engine that managed to throw away the queen Clubs— 7 4 3. What do you aay? •'get this line here" attitude. I color. So also were Miss W yatt’a post as a supervising principal in of spades at the first trick. Hsverstrmw and Stony Point. matches Saturn's power is in the Answer: Bid four diamonds. You Some of the dtalognie was witty. ] Ihor-tj'pe dreases. works at Huntsville, Ala. U.S. E u t returned the queen of clubs may shut the enemy out, and at aome was knee slapping funny and ; This week Craig St^-ens and Summer nMater Springfield, Mass., through Satur­ scientists expect to bind several against them, too, but they took the worst you will deprive them of “Five Finger Exercise" is play­ some waa uncomfortably pol^ant Alexis Smith are playing in day. ■. of these mammoths together in the ace of clube, cashed the two valuable bidding room. ing at the Canton Show Shop, “ Lullaby " is at the Oval The­ a Nova rocket to carry man to top hearts and then led the care­ The story concerns the effect the ! "Critics Choice. Curtain iS at 8:45. Canton, through Sunday. For Shelnwold’s 36-page book­ Coming I'p in Mancheeter ater, Farmington, through Satur­ the moon and back. fully preserved eight of spades. let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge," mistress's 18-year-oM .«on has on Victor Borge will give a alngle When West played low, our grass­ V ' '* * a 1"*** *^**'^^0 furnishings his mother'* affair w-ith the min­ The 12th annual peach shortcake day. send 50c to Bridge Book, Manches­ performance at the Oakdale Mu­ Contracts ware announced to hopper friends finessed with dum­ ister of tanks, an affair which has festival will be held Friday at the ter Evening Herald, Box 3318, sical Theater, Wallingford, Sun­ study new rockets, using solid In­ my’s ten. o f e x c e l l e n t T A S T t gone so smoothly for so many 8th District firehouse at Main and Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. day at 8:30 p.m. stead of liquid fuels, for other This finesse won, and the ace years that the partlcipanLc have Hilliard Sts., beginning at 6:30 (Copyright 1961, General "The Song of Nonvay” with Tides, Winds, huge rockets of the Nova class. of spades supplied a welcome dis­ settled into a quiet, deeply af­ p.m., and ending when the peaches Featurca Oorp.) Brenda Lewis and Willlam-ciOlvi.s A ll o f these new developments card. Score game and ruWier for KEITH'S IS OPEN THURS. TILL 9 -CLOSED MONDAYS DURING AUG. fectionate relationship like an old give out. of the Metropolitan Opera Go. are Involve rockets st least IW to 12 the spendthrifts. married couple. Weather Tickets will be 78 cents for at the Oakdale thla week through times as powerful as the vsUmat- What would happen If East had Bounty on Dogfish BlUy Gray, w-ho played the eon. adults, and 50 cents for children, Saturday. ed strength of the Soviet man- Windsor Locks. Aug. 23 lAh— the Jack of spades as well as the was. In comparison to the two and will be good for all they can I "The Most Happy Fella" is at carrying rocket. king? In that case jLtje spend­ Oltawa—Canada has earmarked prlnctpals. merely adequate. In e^t. Music will be provided the ithe Storrowlon, Music Fair, West The U.S. Weather Bureau Marine thrifts would go down two Instead $150,000 to pay bounties of 13 advisory for today: Hummiagblrd Hearts of one. The cost would be only 100 cent.s a pound for the livers of the predacious dogfish. The dogflsn, a Tides will be high along the The tiny hummingbird has points. ’The difference between Connecticut shore between 7:30 making game and going down '1* member of the shark family, OUR WATCHES plenty of heart. In fact for its preys on valuable food fishes and p.m. and 10 p.m. today and be­ body weight It probably has more 920 points. In other words. South tween 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Is getting 9-1 odds on an even- destroys nets and gear. ’Tha UNCONDITIONALLY heart than any other bird. grown and harvested for food In livers are a source of vitamin A. and 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. to­ The hummingbird's heartweighs sea farms. There are even experi­ money finesse. morrow. - The hummingbird’s heart weighs ments at farming shrimp. Moral: False frugality fails, and GUARANTEED FOR Low tide at Old Saybrook Is at penny-pinchers perish pitifully. up to 3 per cent aa much as Its Local tastes often determine the 2:30 p.m. today and at 3:30 p.m. total body, reports Dr. Prank A. Dally Question tomorrow. Sunset today Is at local catch in these kinds of sea­ Partner bids one diamond, with QUILT-GUARD MATTRESS Hartman of Ohio State University. 3 WHOLE YEARS 7:39 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow will food. Squid, which like clams and "The hummingbird Is the acro­ neither side vulnerable. The next ldCT.3l-32.WIUIMANTIC,CT.lri!J be at 6:09 a.m. oysters is a moUusk, is popular in player doubles (for takeout), and bat among birds— none equals him the Orient and southern BXirope DELUXE 9UILTING ON TOP AND BOTTOM Boating weathei for Long Is­ In speedy maneuvemblllty,” he Nou:! Ends Tuesday! land Sound to Montauk Point and and now makes up more than a says. And the heart is most im­ quarter of the l.MO.OOO tona of Block Island: Winds variable In portant of all the muscles. While molluaks harvested annually. JOSHUA lOGANruuseno. . direction but mostly southeast to a small heart limits activity, a south at 10 to 15 knots through large one means more staying OURBSifSIDE Thursday. Visibility 3 to .1 miles power. Salinger Pay* Tax LiUr S i L *1 I f 0 but lowering to near one mile ADULT CIlSEMA OVER 500 STEEL COILS occasionally In fog tonight and To Feed Russia Washington, Aug. 23 —White "Thursday morning. Prize Winning Film The Soviet dally diet averages House press secretary Pierre IN EACH FULL SIZE SET Marine observation: 3.000 calories. U. S. nutritionists Salinger says he paid up-more than "N e v e r "M ak e Montauk Point—Wind south­ say. But it could use more protein east at 10 knots, visibility zero in a year ago 3610 In federal taxes On and fat from meat and oils. M ine Children, come out of that water. You heard me, this minute. fog, temperature 58, height of sea due on Income earned In 1957-58 Some 56 per cent of the diet Is Sunday” Mink” Water Is for sipping, not for getting on your feathers. Don't 5 feet, direction o f swells south­ while he was an investigator for made up of potatoes and grains, 15 you know any better? (Herald photo by Pinto). east. the Senate Rackets Committee. 8:15 6:35-9:45 ‘Is Puzzlement’ per cent by animal protein and 10 Federal District Court here Mon­ per cent each by sugar and by fat day released a lien against Saling­ BUND MAN TAKES OATH For Mother Hen angrily — and swim In the pond I thought I ’d try to reach the spot l=fe»s $4*.7S, oils. Russians eat six times as er's suburban 'Vlrgrlnla home. 'The all day. where the waves were breaking. INCLUDING Fsders! ta<. Augusta, Maine, Aug. 23 (/F)— much bread aa the average Am eri­ lien was filed in August, 1959, on a In the" evening, David takes the I sidestrbkied through it and made Shewn: BequeHs, at $7S Courtland D. Perry n. blinded as can. Part of the problem: Raising complaint Salinger owed $414.42 And Four Ducks hen to the pond and she calls them it. Then the waves carried us In." a boy when a dynamite cap ex- and packaging food. for 1958 and $195.53 for 1957. home for the night. The Welles plotM, has been sworn in as the Half of the Soviet population Is Salinger said he filed the returns By LAURA KATZ are having a fascinating time state’s assistant attorney general. Forty Furs engaged In food production. Can­ on time and had paid in monthly E L M im j While mowing hay on the Pelton watching the antics of hen and Twin OP Since the accident eight years ago. ning and freezing are 30 years be­ Installments at a 6 per cent Interest r?AM AVI. loimi ouAiqt iani i ducks, and only hope the ducks Farm In South Windsor this sum­ Full Size Perry has finished high school and hind U. S. standards. Lack of re­ penalty with the last payment in will not leave and fly south this The United States has forty dif­ t earned a law degree. A t school he frigeration leads to use of ferment­ April, 1960. mer, 18-year-old David Welles of fall. ferent types of indigenous furs, used reading assistants, Braille ed milk, and to half of all the 856 Beelzebub Rd. found seven most important of which being note.s. and tape recorders. He said meat being made Into sausage. mink, muskrat, beaver, racoon, AWARD Ft)R OER’rRUDE bird’s eggs in the grass. Surf Aids Rescuer • Prt-Built leriltrt • 3utton-Frc* Top THE KNOWN NAME, at the swearing-in ceremony yes­ Chicago (JP) — Gertrude Berg's DMMWUI URMliaRIVIfl skunk and opossum, according to terday he would use the same tech­ Underwater Wireless •MAumoc He brought them home to his par­ the Encyclopedia Britannlca. THE KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1900 performance In “A Majority of EM SWIHIU eMMIS UIKMTON San Francisco, Aug. 23 ()P) — e Hoa4l*i a«4 Vtah • 312 Con MoHr*s* niques at work. He and his wife, An underwater wireless that One" has won the annual citation .KTHUSTUWV JOWICIVIN ents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Welles. jEWBiens-siLvetsMirHS the former Carolyn Bjorkman, There he placed the eggs on a The pounding surf which almost • Flaa|*4 Caistroctten • 210 C*n Box Sprtsg uses sound waves Instead of radio of the Sarah Stddons Society. The ICARON-CHEVAUER claimed the life of a young student New Britain. Conn., are the par­ waves to carry signals or the hu­ veteran actress previously won an heating pad to see If they would SS8 MAIN 8T., MANOHEBrER— MI 8-2741 ents df a 10-month-old daughter. hatch, and to hasten matters, he yesterday carried him and hie res­ man voice has been dsv’eloped by American Theatre Wing "Tony” In .-.iMnnms cuer to safety. the Bendix Corp. It has a range of .wnw— rs—.. bought a setting hen and put her Ntolionally fsmeiit SEALY ftthtring luiurloui quilting on BOTH TOP New York for the same role. »BU(li3LZ Sam Hiona, 28. fishing off Ocean KEITH'S HAVE five miles. on top of the eggs. AND BOTTOM. Over 312 eeltt for buoyant comfort. Matcbing box The new award la a statuette of nM woi «n a M im.« I r ■ TECHNICOLOR* Beach, dove into the surf when The voice or other data is con­ y«l* MwiiwMW. uses In a few days four of the eggs the renowned 18th Century English BmWARNER BRO& ^ Richard Frymire, 16, fell from a spring has 210 ceils . , . thra* timas as many *a box springa falling for verted into electric impulses which M, to* toyftleeeto • hatched — into ducks. AMPLE FREE PAMUNG IN actress. pipeline nearby while trying to much mera. Mora quality, mera comfort, nter* value tfmn ev*rl are then amplified and converted Ru iday Eve, 7:86 David built the family a pen, Plus “ Vlllace of Dwnmed” land a striped bass. BUDGET TERMS! into sound waves. The sound M d Mother Hen Is now bringing up Young Frymire, unable to swim, OWN LOT NEXT TO SIOREj waves are then “ broadcast" into her four ducks. There Is a pond on was being swept out to sea. When the water, to be picked up by a the Welles’ property, which the M o v in g R e stylin g TKinking Of Hiona, a playground director, receiving station. ducks speedily found. It became a habit for them to steal away from reached him, he had a difficult time. In to A Y o u r A N e w Cockles and Mussels their mother — who was horrified ADULT COMEDY DRIVE at the idea of her babies taking "I was about ready to try to Special This Week! Some 90 per cent of all the fish not for chlldrea to water and clucked loudly and save myself," Hiona said, "when in the world’s oceans are what IN N e w H o m e ? K itc h e n ? A p p lia n c e ? scientists call invertebrates — 'NeVER ON SUNDAY'' --1 that is without backbone, like l:S»-6:S0-9:50 FOLDING ALUMINUM BED clams, oysters and shrimp. Also: “FAST sjid SEXY” BOLTON NOTCH Now many of them are being with Gina I.«nobrlg1da c/O C / T j?^ will pay you WITH 100% H o m e -M a r k farmed eclentlflcally. 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V ? A O If O U B MANCHESTER EVENING pERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2S. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CUNN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1961 FAGB f iv e plaints of smoka, ares, rats, and Their policy has always been to post ars not out and dried, but msr Reading Contest will bs hald it wgs his- understanding that confident they could muster well Slim said he would oppose any such RoekvOM ^em on spend and tax and spend.’’ that a background of buslnesa South Windtor Bolton terms of an agreement" or take vermin devalopsd Into law suits tomorrow from 7 to 8 pun. at Wood FYance does not contest the prin­ over the two-thirds vote requlr^ amendmehts. He said the resolu­ "any steps which might tend only Tri-Pool Meet against the dty. Olson want on to point out that administration sales work, per­ Memorial Library. The winners will British Charge ciple of the eventual withdrawal of tion had been watered down as far to harden positions.” "The court case about the dump the present city budget for garbage sonnel or public relations is the Voter Registration b* announced at ths party and its troops from the naval base at to adopt the resolution, which as it as it could be. and that "no othet and rubbish collection is |S7,(XX> as best yardstick. Stevenson at the same time Set at Salter^ was instituted while I was away," prlMs prsssntsd. Favors and rs- $333^859 Education Budget Blzerte. stands calls on France to withdraw delegation wodld be satisfied with voiced considerable support for the Olson Takes W ry T ack Olson went on, “and upon my re­ opposed to 114,000 under Olson's Get New Flag frss&msnts will b* svsrsd. Students Usai Rafrigaraiara Reds Inflamed her troops from territory seized so little in simlilar circumstances." Tunisians,. saying the principle of turn, we immediately set up pro­ administration. All Day Saturday of Mrs. Gertrud* Holmes will The British delegate, however, during the July fighting around The 66 Club of Rockville, for Orsckanled aad Tietsd was critical of a 32-natlon resolu­ The Soviet Union warned that full Tunisian sovereignty over There will b« a TVl-Pool OoflaMtl- ceeding for a land Bll dump which Hs added that ’’a few years of senior citisens, has been given a dane*. the Bizerte Naval Base and to join if any delegation submitted Tunisian territory should be uni­ tlve Swim Meet a t M t e F a P ^ l was very satisfactory. Residents of South Windsor who Approved by Finance Board Tunisia Is sue tion calling for negotiations spe­ Tunlria immediately in negotia­ Democratic financial chaos" has new fiag for its clubhouse above are not registered voters and wish cifically on the question of French amendments to weaken the reso­ versally accepted, that all forces tomorrow night at 6. l%a Itfs- “In fact, (Superior Court) Judge left Ckmnecticut in debt after 82 the town garage, according to Maaohseter EvoBlng Herald tions for a comple'te withdrawal of lution, it would put in counter­ should return to the positions they g^uards coaching the teams ars Replying to Charges to bscome voters may do so Satur­ South WIndaor oMToeiHmdent (Continned from Page One) evacuation of the Tunisian base. He French troops from Tunisian soil. Pastor* and Judge Troland at two years of Republican administration City Recreation Chairman Donald day, when a voter-making session Potterton's The board of finance at a. meet-^to____ _ start a "roving horse shoe said the proposal included phrases proposals to strengthen it. held before the Bizerte fighting, June Seipel, Salter’s; Doniia Rotib, different times refused to hear the which, he said, left the state with P. « rg e r. Laura Rats, tolephona m tchell Ing last night reviewed and ap­ league" for men over 21 years of Sponsors of the resolution reject­ and that France and Tunisia must Verplanck; and Gall Bagleson, will be held at the Town Hall. ISO Oeater S t—Oor. of Ohnreli Soviet attacks on the western pow­ which "are not )n our opinion like­ ed a suggestion from Britain that Many of Tunisia's backers felt _ D tioom ae bUsU at RockvUl«’g#have come in the past few dayi case and stated we were doing a a large surplus. The fiag was donated by the The hours will be from 0 a.m. 4-1768. proved several budget proposals age In Bolton. All those Interested ly to contribute to a solution." He more sting should be put In the negotiate promptly "to arrange Globe Hollow. Republican adminiatratlon as the race toward the Oct. 3 town very fine job in maintaining the The Democratic candidate* submitted by town departments. In taking pait in such a program ers “must be regarded as an at­ they eliminate the call for with­ for the ultimate disposition” of the Salter’s Pool will b* oloasd to Rockville American Legion post, to 6 p m., according to the regis- tempt to worsen the atmosphere in did not state specifically how he drawal of French forces from Tu­ resolution, which oml4% any open and at tha Vemon aelectmen over elections has giwvn hotter. dump, “have no experience in administra­ Berger said the old flag was trara of voters, Mrs. Clairs Grit- The 8333,869 budget for the are asked to contact Gaal so that would vote on the resolution. condemnation of France. big French naval and air base at general swfanmlng that evening. the town dump dlapute Monday tion, and can hardly accuse Mr. board of education which was dis­ a meeting can be set up to explain which this debate takes piace.” nisia and the pinpointing of Bizerte. Olson said Pltkat and Demlng "The Democratic administration truly a "tattered ensign" and the zer. Democrat, and Mrs, Arline South Tyrol Hit Britain and African nations still France’s role In the dispute. The The moves to tone down the Spectators are welcome, and there were countered yeeterday by Her­ "are evidently confused as to closed the dump after they stopped Rlslcy of doing nothing.'.’ Olson club members were grateful for Bidwell, Republican. cussed last month at a joint meet­ the detalla of such an operation. "It is only ^K) clear,” the Brit­ will be no admission Charge, man O. Oleon, former Renville said. “His devotion to the affairs ing was approved, Including capi­ If enough interest Is shown, the ish delegate said, "that some allied with France were working British reportedly were urging Ar­ resolution were prompted mainly ndiere the responsibility by the compressing the refuse, making tha gift of the new one. To meet residence requlrsments, By Saboteurs behind the scenes to water down gentina and New Zealand to sub­ by reports the United States would mayor, now a candidate for town city and town governments He." the dump a potential fire haaard, of the town has cost him much of you must have «ved in the state R. E. WAI|IDELL tal outlay. The budget for the past horse shoe league would start soon members of the United Nations do New Tools Strange •electman. his leisure time (and) working ' Hospital Report year was 8311,996. after Sept. 1, at times convenient not sincerely wish to see a suc­ the resolution submitted by 31 mit amendments that would have abstain in the vote so as not to Card Edges He shot a question at Demlng, a “The Democrats did nothing . . . for a year and In South Windsor Bolsano, Italy, Aug. t S UP) — Aslan-African nations and Yugo­ the same moderating effect. offend France at this" crucial stage Farmingdale, N. Y.—Modern re­ Olaon oald he waa “aurpriaed political newcomer, asking if Dem- for the next year, and only after a days." Rockville City Hospital in July for six months. Naturalised citi­ Building It was pointed out that the to those taking part. Richard Leon­ cessful negotiations between the that the Democratic candidates Olson termed the Democratic at­ treated a total of 469 patients, Saboteurs dynamited an slsotrie school enrollment is expected to ard of Oder Mill Rd. has offered two parties. The speech of the slavia. The object Wall to win sup­ Senegal and Niger'* also urged in the Elast-West dispute over Ber­ search laboratories, such as a The knife-edge on playing cards, ing is aware that a housing devel­ Republican (the late John J. was the scene of 23 operations and zens must present documentary port of the United States and other lin. Farmingdale aircraft company's invisible to the naked eye, is put for aelectmen should be ao miain- opment next to the old city dump Rady) was appointed chairman of tack “scurrilous." evidence. pylon last night In Italy's trou­ Contractor increase 6 per cent this year and hia horse shoe court as a starting Soviet Delegate (Monday) con­ other French-speaking African 13 blood transfusions and handled bled Alto Adlgs (South Tyrol), that the budget went up 6H per place for the league and others in stitutes all too vividly an illustra­ friends of Prance, by removing states to join them in amendments Chief U.S. Delegate Adlai Ste­ new 814,000,000 one, use such on deliberately by machineiY In the formed and misled by their advis­ site is in the Vernon Fire District, the health committee was a bill in­ Seek Executive Club Seeks Members implied censure of French actions ers as to make the distorted state­ troduced to make it possible for The Rockville Area Chamber of a dally average of 37 patients. then fired machinegun hursts for cent, which members felt was rea­ town have also shown interest In tion of my point.” to eliminate the call for French venson made plain to the assem­ strange-sounding tools ss hydro­ manufacturing process. This edgo not the city. Avery Heights Garden Club an­ R«tidMtial-C6mm«reld in 'Tunisia. But the resolution's withdrawal. But this group finally bly yesterday that his government gen guns, synchometers, optical permits each card to slip in easily ment." Democrats said the dump mess the town to maintain a dump. Yet Commerce will name a commit­ The statistics were incorporat­ nounces that any person-Interested 16 minutss at Investigating troops sonable. allowing use of their property. Crowe urged that France and ed in the monthly report of Mrs. and polios. Voting in the Democratic pri­ Tunisia appoint representatives as sponsors said they didn't need that decided to take no action for the is cold to the resolution as it collimators, elllpsometers, elec­ between two other cards ss they He referred to a joint statement began during Olson's term as the Democrats expect the Repub­ tee soon to seek applicants for the In joining the club for the year AlttraHons-RtmodMIiit First Selectman Charles Rob­ support. ^ Francis J. Pitkat and Robert licans to set up a new dump in a post of executive secretary, vacat­ Virginia J. Yaskulka, superintend­ The troops and polles rstumed bins asked the board of finance to mary today will end today at 8 soon as possible to work out a time being. stands. He ’ said the assembly tron-beam welding guns, viso cardi- are shuffled and delays fraying so mayor when construtclon of houses 1961-1982 is requested to do so by Tunisia and her supporters were Tunisian Ambassador M o n g i should not "attempt to dictate the ettes, and shock tubes. the pack will give longer life. w . Eieming that Town Republican near the dump was authorized and month. ed recently by James C. Salta ent. Sept. 1. In that way, new mem­ th* firs, but apparently no one ‘‘Businfiss Built On appropriate 8116 to cover a refund p.m. at the Community Hall. solution to their differences. He said Cbalrman Georg* D. Maharan had approved. “As far as First Selectman who will enter private business in Tha number of patients admit­ bers’ names may be published in was hit and ths tsrroriata escaped Customer SatlsfactJon’* of taxes to Charlea and Lucille “oonfuaed the true facts" about Olson's tongue-in-cheek question (George E.) Risley is concerned, Durham^ N. H. ted during the month was 143. the forthcoming yearbook. Inter­ in ths dark. The area, the V a I Gipson. He said the aaaeaaor had Maaehestw Evening Herald the Vernon dump tangle. carried the unstated reply that the he had options on sites for the John P. Sweeney, president of Out patients totaled 388. ested parties may contact Mrs. Passslr near. Pont* Clara, Is Full Itiiuranco Coverago placed a 812,430 assessment on Bolton oorreapendent, Orsoe Mc­ •Caharan last week laid, the city administration had no effect dump (and) even held a hearing on the Chamber, said the committee There were 38 births and IS David Lyon, 80 Spruce Lane. mostly thick mountain forest. the Gipson property by mlataka. Dermott, t^ephone Mitchell dump plight at the feet of the on housing in the lire district. one place. may be named at the end of the accident victims treated. Reading Contest Party Another group of terrorists Tel. MI 4-0480 The aaaeaament should have been 8-8666. "jHresent Democratic administra- The dump off West Rd. was closed “As far as taxes are concerned, week at a meeting of Chamber The largest number of patients A party for all contestants of fired shots at a power depot near After 5:00 P.M. 88,450. The resulting taxes on the uon in the city. in July, 19C0 on order of slate and has anyone over known of a Demo­ officials. treated in a day was 47. The the wood Memorial Library and Applano but there was no dam- 82 BALDWIN ROAD erroneous aaaeaament were 8129.36 The attacks and counter-attacks local health officials, after com­ crat Interested in cutting taxes? He said qualifications for the smallest was 29. the Sadd Memorial Libarry Bum- ag*. too much, he said. Since the tax abatement fund Time of Your Life had only 816, the extra appropria­ m m tion of 8116 was transferred from -V' unencumbered funds In the zoning W h a t Can 1 Do About Tony7 commission account. By ARTHUR LORD The H. N. Alexander (Company Dear Arthur: I’m worried about will be asked to make an audit my husband Tony. He will retire the town treasurer’s accounts im­ In a few months and I don’t know mediately after the October elec­ what is going to happen to htm. tion since the present treasurer, Work at the local power plant is ■ HAS.EVERYTHING Keeney Hutchinson, will not run not just a^job for Tony. It means for that office again. It was voted everything to him. He hasn’t given to pay Alexander and Co., a 8200 a thought to his retirement. He Increase, to a total of 8600 for doesn’t believe that retirement will auditing all the town records this ever come. year. The auditor has done the I don’t know what to do. I’ve 3 work for $400 for many yearg and tried talking to him about It, but hoard members felt that the re­ he won’t listen. Tve asked his quested increase was fair. friends to speak to him about It, Budgets reviewed and approved but he won’t listen to them. What Include general highway, with a can I do? AND request for 83,700, the same as last Mario /A year; health officer, 8750, the same Dear Marie: You are very wise as last year: town counsel, 8500; to sense Tony’s problem and try Community Hall, 83,600, unchanged to help him. from last year. Under Community Hall improvements the amount of Many people live their work and 8600 will be budgeted for repainting cannot conceive of what their days the outside of the hail; 8100 for will be like without it.. Retirement painting the interior of the lavatory does not satisfy these people. TTiey MORE FASHION - - - MORE SERVICE - - - MORE SATISFACTION! rooms; $240 for aluminum storm must work. windows, fluorescent lights for the Keep encouraging Tony to make 7v' ^ ^ t X r'T- ^ ; -••r. ^ i ' , f . ' -. -» DO WE HAVE kitchen and an additional fire ex­ arrangements for another job or tinguisher. for doing something he will enjoy At the suggestion of Tax Col­ when he finishes his present job. lector Anthony Maneggia it was Don’t worry if he doesn't respond decided to include $160 in the immediately to your encourage­ budget for tax refunds instead of ment. Once Tony retires from his the usual $100 since Maneggia present work, be prepared to help Pixie Type Novetiiy thought the previous figure was ■ him think through the kind of job Inadequate. TTie appropriation for or, nonremuneratlve work that he Plaid the dog warden was approved at will enjoy. FITS! 81,600, Including $1,000 for his sal­ Tony’s problem is not unique. ary and $365 for rental of the dog His case is typical of about half of pound. Also approved were the all folks who face retirement. It PRINCESf SKIRT selectmen's budget request of would behoove more people to be $4,400; election expenses, $1,500 a.3 understanding as you are trying and the budget for the town ga­ to be. BLOUSE by rage at $875. (Dear Reader: If you've faced K It was voted to Increase the a problem like Marie’s In your CROP fS IM M Judy Kent payment to Director of Welfare family or know of a similar cir­ Mrs. Donald Tedford from $50 to cumstance, write me in care of A: 8100, as suggested by Selectman this newspaper and tell me about $ 5 9 9 Robbins as a token of apprecia­ it.) tion for her services. Dear Arthur: My wife and I Requests for increases in sal­ live in Los Angeles and love It aries by the registrars of voters, here, but we want to take a vaca­ the board of tax review and the tion and see the Blast. How can YOU BET WE DO... All wool plaid skirt park and recreation director were we find out about special accomo­ styled with novel discussed but no action taken. dations for older folks in the cities French side closing These will be considered at an­ we want to risit? other meeting of the board before Casey Wi U edged in a fringed the September budget hearing. trim. In sizes 7 to Dear Casey: Los Angeles has N wep-topj ,WidhM' Soic Drip-dry 100% cotton blouse With Baseball Trip one of the finest senior citizen OVER & OVER AGAIN ont 14. All boys who took part In the service centers in the country. I ^ Sfae, In ^zes 7 h» 14, Motdi- ruffled cuffs and jobof. Guaranteed Bolton baseball program this sum­ ■loiifred stocks ore suggest that you contact the help­ color-fast in White, Teal, Orange, mer are Invited to take a bus trip ful staff theb'e. Similar centers Kelly Green. 7 to 14. ‘I to Boston Sept. 9 to see a game exist in many citiea between the Red Sox and the De­ Through them you can inform troit Tigers. Buses will leave from yourself about these things in the (Community Hall at 10:15 a.m., which you are interested. You returning about 8:30 p.m. The only might aJso contact the chamber pf charge will be 81.60 for the bus commerce in those cities you waht G fare. Each boy is asked to bring " to visit. r a box lunch to be eaten on the bus on the trip up and money Dear Arthur: I married rather to buy supper at a restaurant on late, at 37. Neither my husband the return trip. nor I planned a family. Now Tm Gay 2 Piece Adult supervision is needed on 45 and find that I am pregnant. Because that’s how many Children’s the trip so any men or women My husband is 81. We’re old enough to be grandparents. How Girls' > S c a n d il Interested In going may do so by calling Park and Recreation Com­ can I cope with a first child at SHOE FITS we make on the average missioner Fred Gaal or Emerson this age? COME TOMORROW WITH Orion PAJAMAS Bosworth. Dora Arrangements may also be made Dear Dora; With patience. and that’s Some FITS! To convince you CREW STRETCH to include other members of a fam­ by Carter's ily by calling either Gaal or Bos­ YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN V worth. Films Split 2 for 1 that FITTING Children’s feet is our business.M Managers are asked to contact players on their teams and then re­ Brasilia — A Brazilian Govern­ Our experienced will TELL you and SHOW you how the No. 26 port to Gaal on the number plan­ ment regulation that will take ef­ Shoes for Children lead the field. They measure both feet, check gait and ^ b f 4 f y $ $ e ning to make the trip so that a fect next year says that for every posture. Then the fit is double checked, on your child’s feet in motion. and thaf your child deserves fine fitting as well count can be obtained by Sept. 2. two foreign films shown on tele­ AND a complete record is kept on file. Correct shoe fittirig is a most im­ The annual banquet for all mem­ vision in this country one Brazilian "Fern" print top, lOlid "Fringed Fiesto" po|omo bers of the baseball program will film must be shown. portant event in your child’s life. as fine shoes Orion crew stretch f r " % . ■i tiflhti pojomo. The top be held Sept. 7 at 6 p.m. at the sox that olwoys keep hoi checkerboard print DOUBLE-DECK THEATER li imock-cup with fin* Community Hail. The Garden their softly brushed flonnel top with boot Grove Caterers of Manchester will New York (>P) — The growing ribbed yoke, ruffled neck, pom - pon trim. look end feel. In serve the dinner. Each of the boys popularity of foreign and art ileeves. The long tightj every imaginable Th* tapered ponts or* of should notify his manager by Aug. movies is prompting construction hove Fern print double solid color fin* rib. 31 whether he will attend. There is of a double-deck theater center Fall color, sizes 7 to 0 toe cop. Sizes A to 14. Sizes 4 to 14. no charge for the boys for the ban­ here. ‘ 1. quet. All adults attending will pay The piggy-back structure, at 81.60 each. Third Avenue and 69th Street, will Horse Shoe League show different films in two audi­ Park and Recreation Commis­ toriums. Construction is to be com­ Burton’s Introduces sioner Fred Gaal has been asked pleted early in 1962. 2 ^ Please Use Your Charge Account With Us

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D. In all I think, and do, and say, By A U A N SWENSON be offered on Monday, Sept. 18, Swviec That's letter Written for Newspaper BntorprtM mon stockA'selected for the possibility of long­ Paris early today in a new ex­ Fl«« hlfh Mliool end college glrh ■Whether I work, or rest, or play - Written for at the United States Army Re­ Television Assn. Lord keep me sweet at home. Nswspspsr E n t^ ris e Assn. _ BRISHTEN u p oucl pression ot right-wing opposition feare been getting their clyiea les- List’s have another word for i«- term appreciation of principal and income. Ask serve Training Center in West 6:00 Big 6 Theater (In orogreai) Hong Kong 6. 40 to President (Jharles de Gaulle’s When household duties elalm my Tour house plants can do double r \ SPOTS YYITH COLORFUL Early Show (In proareea) 10 . 30 Malibu Run 3. 13 Potterton's aone flnt-hmnd thin summer. tlrement. Hartford. Applloatlons are avail­ Firat Show (In progreia) 32 6:90 The Price la Right (C) 10. 32. 30 liberal Algerian policies. They have been working as Most of us think of rsUroment as care us for a free prospectus. duty this summer In garden plant­ POTTSO PLANTS n able from the State Department Dick Tracy Danger Man 3. 13 No one was injured by the ISO Center St.—Oor. o t Chnroli a passive act. We say we are go­ And I seem needed everywhere — FunOay Funnies The Nelson Family H trainees In the offices of the gen­ ings. Actually, an outdoor vaca­ of Education In Hartford and must Interpol Callinc Talahassea 7000 blasts, but property damage was ing to retire for the night. Or the Then tune my heart to praise and tion will do them good. be submitted one week In advance AI Mann News Harbor Command h'javy aa the hit-and-run bombers eral manager, collector of revenue newspapers say e public figure re­ prayer. AI Mann News 9:00 The Rifleman You gain several benefits from o f the examinations. n ip p y tha Clown planted their charges of the and health department at the tired to private life, suggesting the And keep ms sweet at home. Myatery Theatei* 10. 22. putty-like plastic on the outside Open Thun. 6.-00 to 9.‘00 p.m. and Sat. ju M noon, moving plants outdoors. After a To qualify for tne teats, appli­ TV Mail Order Market Hawaiian E] 3. 40. Municipal Building. end of his usefulness. cants must be at least 19 years Coronado 9 Danger Is Business of buildings housing Gaulllst po- This concept of retirement as a No matter what the day may bring, long winter, many house plants are Weather, News, Sports Angel FALLOUT "1 have learned more about how Or night — I pray In everything old, must have been out of high Rescue 8 9:80 Millioninio Dollar Movie liticiarus, writers and other liberal sort of descent to what Dr. Bdward In a weakened condition. A season’s school at least one year, a Con­ Rohm Hood personalities. | the town operates,'* said Miss Dy- Bortz, of the Committee on Aging, My life may glorify my king — I ve Got A Secret 3 ann PiUard, 16, summing up her Especially at home. , PUTNAM’ & CO. growth outdoors gives them re­ necticut resident for at least six Route Jacobs Club Housa 10:00 Naked CItv 8. 10 40 One bomb went off in front of ' first job experience. The trainee, describes as a precemetery exist­ Members New York Stock Exchange months preceding the date of ap­ Channel 8 News It Could Bn You (C) 10. 22. an apartment building where: SHELTERS ence Is a major cause for the prob­ Laura A. Barter Snow 71 lAtT CINn* n. • MANCHItm • til! Ml S-llll serve strength for the coming win­ 6:4S Dnuftlas Edwards United Stales Steel Hour 3. In event of emergency, few daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ter indoors. plication, and the class with which Huntley.Brinkley News 10. 10:30 Tightrope Minister of Industry and Com- \ lems of many of our senior cltizena. Submitted by Janm T. Ih lr • lefceil M. fferkel Evening Report Victory at Sea j areas if any, are as good as PUlard, 116 Waddell Rd., added Floating sluggishly downstream, PLACE pcrrfto the applicant entered high school 11:00 The Big News merce Jean-Marcel Jeanneny lives, that she has gained “good typing Rev. Carlton T. Daley ,, Also it Is easier to tare for must have graduated. , 6:65 News. Sports AWeather He was not home at the time. 1 prepared shelters. They are they permit body and mind to be­ Fallot Studio United Methodist Church, Bolton houae plants aa part of your regu ^ IN &RO0ND LEVEL 7:00 News A Weather News. Sports A Weather a ne<'essary insiimnce. Pre­ and office work experience too. She come flabby. Or suddenly released There is a $3 fee for 6rst ap­ Highway Patrol T, t. . 3. 8. 12. SO. Another bomb exploded at the ; will be a junior at Manchester lar garden. And when you leave plicants. The fee for retake teats Shotgun Slada „ . Barry Barents address of novelist Francoise Sa-1 pare yours now. from decades of routine chores, Engaged for vacation, house plants out­ Lockup 11:16 Jack Paar Snow (C) 10. High School next month. ie $2. No fee is required of veter­ Guns Ot The West gan, and two others in front of they behave like youngsters on The engagement of Mias Joan doors will tiuive while you are Dangerotis Rohm Feature 40 LEON CIESZYNSKI “I knew nothing about town their summer holidays into aimless away. ans or members of the armed Million Cellar Movie the homes of Pierre Bri.sson, di­ wvemment,’’ remarked Mias Irene Gollmitzer of Rockville to forces or their auxiliaries. TV Mall Order 11:30 World's Best Movies C) rector of the pro-De Gaulle news­ pursuits like shufflcboard, sun Donald T. Zagora of Rockville la Most house plants can be used T:15 Snorts Camera Frontier Theater Builder— Mi 9*4291 Carole Rubin, 18, a sophomore at bathing, clock golf, bingo and card In general, the fields covered by Backstage 11:26 N ews paper Figaro, and Louis Gabriel- Boston University. From her announced by her parents, Mr. and effectively for flowering or foliage the tests include English, mathe­ 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) games. Mrs. Joseph Gollmitzer, 133 High displays. They provide portable Evening Report 12:60 News and Weather Robinet, chief editor of the news­ trainee experience this summer, Bored by Inactivity or pleasure matics, natural sciences and social T:S0 Wagon Train lo. 23 Late News paper. None was at home at the she has learned the workings of St., Rockville. color and design to ’ highlight .studies. The tests will be held seeking, they take refuge in end- Her fiance is the son of Mr. and patios, walks, window boxes and .S E E SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING time. various departments. lees complaints; Loss of appetite. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ■with one Paris police and riot RO r c e s “^9^en I read the paper now, Mrs. Bruno Zagora,' 20 Fox Hill other dress-up areas. Faulty elimination. Fits of the Dr., Rockville. i Here are simple steps to follow hour, for lunch. roared Into the areas of the ex­ I*mi Interested in the board of di­ plosions and set up roadblocks, rectors’ meetings and other town blues. Sleeplessness. Fatigue from Miss Gollmitzer, a graduate of In moving potted plants outdoors, the slightest demands on their Rockville High School, la employ­ Locate plants In their natural en­ May Day Radio but several hours after the blasts business, not just the weddings flabby muscles. Aches and pains no arrests had been made. and about town items,’’ MIsb Rubin ed by the Southern New England vironment. Take stock oi your in (This UsHiik tnclndes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15-mlnute from any unexpected or unusual Telephone Co. door collection and group to­ Many European countries cele­ added. form of motion. lesigth. Some stations carry othrr short newsoaste.) To teach School Mr. Zagora attended Rockville gether tlie sun-loving plants like brate May Day as a spring fes­ PL.ANS FALLODT SHEl.TER 897:00 Bob Scott North Haven, Aug. 23 (JF)—Wil­ WITH borders, or as decorations In your one of Britain’s great war report­ 6:00 News 9:00 Ray Somen Mias Brenda Hills, 22, who be­ ed boredom. with the U.S. Navy aboard the shade-loving ones like begonias, Some say it started with the tree 6:05 Today on Wall Street liam L. Schatzman, the state's came a trainee in 1956 while a outdoor living scenes. ers, died Tuesday. He was special 11:00 Newa Soon the eagerly anticipated re­ U.S.S. Luce. fuchsias and foliage plants. Maintain regular pest control, worship of the ancient Druids 6:10 Sport News 11:10 Ray Somera (Jivll Defense director, reads hLs Modess, high school student and returned tirement becomes the pre-cemetery No date has been set for the correspondent for Lord Rother- while others believe it goes back 6:15 Art Johnson Show 1:00 Del Raycee Show own speeches—-he’s going to build to work this summer In the col­ Almost all foliage plants need especially before bringing house mere’s Daily Mail for 40 years and 8:06 Raynor Shines Peraephone Kambas subs on the switchboard and Dyann Plllard existence that Dr. Bortz so aptly wedding. shaded locations. Give them fil­ plants back Indoors. Indoor gar­ even further, to the spring fes­ 1:00 Newt * Sian Oft WINF—1I36 a family fallout shelter In his VEE-FORM lector of revenue's office, has found distributes inter-office memos in mall boxes at the Municipal describes. recently served as director or As­ tivals of Egypt and India. wnAY>-iu 6:00 Newa cellar. He plans to start the $350 SANITARY NAPKINS _ two practical benefits from her Building. (Herald photos by^Satemas.) These retirement blues can be tered sun beneath a tree or pro­ dening will be more rewarding If sociated Newspapers, the Rother- 6:00 Sound Staat Wall Street weight In the boat, that you are tected by fences, shrubs or a wall. you give house plants the benefit mere company running the Daily 7:00 Edward P. HorKao 6:15 Showcaie structure this weekend with a con­ work experience. prevented. And all that it required Flowering plants generally should OOP FOR ARMSTRONG 8:30 Niaht rUfht 6:45 Ivow'ell Thnmaa tractor’s help. The walls are to be SEE OUR With the help and materials pro­ is active preparation for the new being helpful to someone less for­ of outdoor life this summer Mail and London EJvening News. 11:56 News 6:65 Phil Rirutlo tant, Mrs. Kenny reported, add­ tunate than yourself. have good sun for most of the Stamford, Aug. 23 (/P)—State 7:UU News made of cement, one-foot thick, vided by department heads, she life that Is to be. Not retirement, He was born in Chester, England. Rep. Martin F. Armstrong Jr. has 12:00 Sian Off earned an “A” on a college paper ing that trainee applicants are al­ With these accomplishments un­ day. Gauge individual needs by WTIC—16M 7:10 CB^In Peraon and enough food and other supplies so judged for personality, poise then, but a rebirth or reincarna­ der your hat, you’ll have little need what you know the particular Chamonix, France — Mrs. Helen been given the Republican nomina­ 6:00 Newi. Weather A Soorlt 7 :30 News will be stored to last Schatzman, ARTHUR'S on town government Mias Hills, tion. if you will. Deaths Last Night Hiett Waller, 47, director of the tion for mayor. The GOP town 6:30 Suppertime Serenade 7:45 Showcase his wife and son for 14 days. He 942 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER a 1961 graduate of Central Con­ and general appearance. for vitamins, gland shots, special plant requires Indoors. 6:46 Three Star Extra. 8:00 The World Tonlaht You don’t need to be a learned diets and/or the blandishments of New York Herald Tribune Forum, committee gave it.s unanimous sup­ 8:15 Showcase and Newi expects to finish it in two weeks. Comer of St. James St. necticut College In New Britain, Trainees receive 85 cents an person to plan your reincarnation. It is wise to condition plants to died Tuesday of internal injuries 7:(»6 Convcreatlon Piece hour for the first year; 95 cents “rejuvenation specialists.” their outdoor move. Place them Memphis, Tenn.—The Rt. Rev. port to Armstrong at a caucus last 7:30 News of the World. will teach first gfrade at Bowers And you don’t need to seek profes­ Theodore Nott Barth, 63, bishop suffered while mountain climbing night. Umberto J. Bello, who pre­ 7:45 Governmental Service School this year. an hour for the second year and sional advice to discover what • first on a porch or window for a last month. During World War 8:00 Pops Concert $1.25 an hour, the basic rate for few days before you take them of the Episcopal Diocese of Ten­ viously announced he would force 9:00 Ntahtbeat The second benefit from her form your reincarnation should Coffee Consumption nessee since 1953, died Tuesday II she joined the Paris staff of the a primary, did not have his name 11:00 Newfl .. XA. j.6ei*A.,u! X ..a’s’TwS’A work at the Mimicipal Building clerk-typists, after graduation best assume. outside. National Broadcasting Company. 11:15 Sporta Final oonoems her future teaching ca­ from high school. All you’ve got to do Is give Before taking plants outdoors. of cancer. He was the diocese’s submitted to the committee. The 11:3U Starllfht Serenade Americana, who drink about 400 sixth bishop .since Its organization Mrs. Waller, who joined the Herald Democrats are expected to nomin­ 1:00 Sian Off reer. Miaa Hills pointed out that Their supervisor lists as advan­ thoughtful consideration to the million cups of coffee dally, con­ It pays to replant them in the next In 1829. He was bom in Mount Tribune’s Forum departmjmt in ate the Incumbent mayor, J. W|il- WPOP—141t her “Increased awareness of town tages to the trainees "learning things or subjects that interest you sume nearly 16 pounds annually ... CUTS STOREOWNERS larger size clay pot. This gives Savage, Md. 1945, was bom in Pekin, lU .^ ter Kennedy, tonight. 6:00 Today In Hartford departments’’ has suggested pos­ good public relations, getting outside of your cash-and-carry ac­ for every man, woman and child in roots room to develop in the fresh 0:15 Conpecticut Ballroom sible field trips for her class. “The along with people, and foundation tivities. Maybe it’s bird watching. the nation. soil in the pots. Los Angeles—Harry Kauffman, INSURANCE COSTS! 67, a pianist who had played with people I have met are all valuable skills in typing, shorthand and Or gardening. Or stamp collecting. Also, leave plants In the pot contacts for resource information switchboard work.” Or chess. Or participation in com­ the Philadelphia Symphony, the you plan to keep them In In New York Philharmonic and oth- for teaching,” she added. And how do the "regulars’’ at munity activities. Or travel. Or With The Travelers new Storeowners Package Policy-Designed dpors. baby sitting. Or reading to the major orchestras, died Monday -■^IL INC, S[ HVICr Mias Hills, daughter of Mr. and the Municipal Building feel about to save you money—-you can count on... If yoU set plants directly in open ^er a long Illness. He was bom Mrs. Willard B. Hills, 1652 Man­ the trainees? blind. Or the care of crippled or H tnr S* Uw frkssSSS ground, you would have to dig in New York City. chester Rd., Glastonbury’, started handicapped children. Or non-pro­ M rMftd—S«H /nhhm ~ "It's refreshing to have them fessional duties in your local hos­ and repot them in the fall. Thus, Li.sbon, Portugal— Adm. Anibel to work in the general manager's around. They bring new ideas, pital. • BROADER INSURANCE PROTECTION—including fire and you would break new roots and de Sousa Dias, 86, Portuguese office in 1966, worked for the town and they are lighthearted and waste l^he strength plants have Republican revolutionary, died pleasant,” Mrs. Kenny replied. But you must have a purpose. smoke, stock damage, liability, loss of Income, burglary recreation department in 19tw, and You must derive a sense of accom­ gained.;from their vacation. Tuesday. He was a leader of the this summer returned to the rev­ plishment from whatever you de­ and robbery. Select good locations for your Oct. 5, 1910, revolution against enue office where i*e had previous­ Old Oiler Still Seri'es cide to do. You must have the feel­ plants. Dig a hole large enough the monarchy. ly worked during a Christmas va­ ing that you are pulling your • LOW COST—no duplication. .. one policy Instead of to accommodate the clay pot up to San Diego, Calif.—Billy Miller. cation. the rim. Place the plaint, pot and Miss Fersephone Kambas, 17. New York — The first fueling several. . . reduced handling costs. 41. novelist and co-author of 33 ship in the United States Navy, all. In this hole and pack soli mysteries with Bob Wade under daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John around It. Porous red clay pots the name of Wade Miller, died Kambas, 112 Grandview St., is the U.S.S. Maumee, entered serv­ • FAST CLAIM SERVICE ice in 1916. She ended the Navy’s let water move In and out from Monday of a heart attack. completing her second summer as the surrounding soil. But turn pots London — Sir Charles Kingsley a trainee and will enter LaSell dependence on shore bases for • MONTHLY PREMIUM PAYMENTS fueling. The Maumee served U.S. Marendaz periodically to prevent roots from Webster, 76, historian and former Junior College in Aubumdale, developing through the bottom president at the British Academy, Mass., next month as a freshman. destroyers in the mid-Atlantic In drainage hole. World War I and is stlU in active TRAVa AGENCY For the full story, call us died Tuesday. He was professor Handles Galls service.* Keep some extra potted plants emeritus at the London School of In addition to her work in the Brenda Hills files water users’ Authorized Agents For All handy In your garden. They will Economics. accounts In the office df col­ bs useful to add color to beds and manager's office. Miss Kambas is ter of revenue. Rail, Air and Steamship •rfrpfriirriMi. fMykfi London — G. Ward Price, T6, ( also a relief switchboard operator. 614,000 LOAN Lines rmt Btiftr BmH K—$ Atim. EUGENE N. KELLY and COMPANY * ^ 1118 job has taught me to work Washington, Aug. 23 (>ip) — New 386 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—PHONE MI 3-2173 with others and to serve the pub- and controller’s offices. She was Britain, Conn., has been granted a 18 Asylum St., Hartford Hc," she comntented. “You get graduated from the University of $14,000 loan by the Public Housing Tel. CHapel 7-5857 Repreeentinff some odd queetiona on tiie switch­ Connecticut school of nursing, Administration. The loan, an­ board,” she added. served as a nurse at Hartford Hos­ nounced yesterday, by Rep. Fran HAROLD EELLS THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES Miss Joanne Rich, 16, a senior pital, and is now a teacher on the Kowalski. D-Conn„ will be used Manchester Agent a t Manchester Ifigh School, has UConn nursing faculty at Hart­ to plan 70-low-rent homes for eld­ spent all summer In the central ford Hospital. erly persona. TeL CH 7-5857 complaint service department. But Another alumna of the trainee after handling complaint calls program is Miss June Seipel, 52, about garbage collection, the con- Phelps Rd., who worked after ditiem of roads and rejxrrts of un­ school hours from 1957 to 1959. ti’,:” sanitary conditions, her aense of She’s now a senior at Russell Sage humor ie intact. ‘There have been College, Troy, N;Y., and is look­ a few angry callens but most are ing forward to her 21st birthday in reasonable,” she said. December after which she can be­ Shs haa enjoyed "getting to come a voter. Miss Seipel served lOMw a lot of people” and hopes as a lifeguard at Salter's pool this to prepare for a career in teaching summer. or social work. She has become The former Irene Melesko, now acquainted with a variety of office Mrs. Richard Joseph Grinavich, duties. Including work on the cred­ and an employe of Hartford Elec­ it union books and assisting with tric Light Co. in Hartford, was a record book work in the treasur­ former trainee in the manager’s er’s office. office. There were also two part-time The trainees, who start at the trainees who worked during peak age of 16 as high school Juniors, or rush periods in the revenue and are supervised and assigned to building department offices this jobs by Mrs. Dorothy F. Kenny, summer. They are Miss Leslie secretary to General Manager Owlkla and Miss Joanne Lucas. Richard Martin. The trainees work First Trainee Monday through Friday after The trainee program started in school or during summer vaca­ 1964. The first trainee was the tions. fo m er Bather Paaquallnl, now Take Same Tests Mrs. Joseph J. Hsiloburdo Jr. of All are required to take typing Hartford. She started to work in and clerical tests. The latter in­ the manager’s office afternoons cludes vocabularj’, spelling, arith­ vdien the high school was on metic and general IQ ratings. double sessions and continued to These are the same tests given to work for four summers, serving all municipal' employes. in the park department, engineer’s Accuracy 18 particularly Impor-

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I am not cricket bows a rusty^ violin, the cranberry crop of 1,1M,000 barrels How Te Held Hwirl^pHtpr rlgiit te UM it against the Com­ "Hal Boyle' Interested In mass assassination. katydids renew their mdless tral- —15 per cent above average but TOtar making Msslons and aak toi former Margaret Hutchlna, daugh­ munists, whose record is clearer Instead I take an old-fashioned fly torhood: "Katy did . . . Katy 11 per cent below that ol last FALSE TEETH Bolton Columbia tlmaa in aueesMten It beoamsa Cttrtfist^ IfpraUi swatter. didn't . . . Katy did ” year—has been forecast by the a demonstration of ths voting their own. This Is ths seeond year ter of Henry B. Hutchins of Co­ and much more conststent than Every Day a Step Rocking' back and forth, biding It is time to go in, ehlvering a U.S. Agriculture Department. More Firmly In Fleee machine. the Halls have wan it. lumbia Center. Donald Woodward’s The department said yesterday Dosroui false tssth annoy aad am* father is Madison Woodward, Co­ INVESTMENT PRO^EMS ««ISPSggnfo* ^ me.. ours because they deny it every­ my time, I knock off two day­ little, and light the evening fire. bartau by aUpplns,dM>pptncarwob- Fox Removes Self The first of these sessions la Medals were awarded to the high U StaMU •trMI where, and without qualms of light mosquitoes and seven house­ Every vacation is a- rehearsal the Massachusetts crop Is expect­ bUng when you sat, laush or talAt schedulsd at Ttomanq Hall Satur­ soorer in each class. Mrs; Hall, lumbia Liake. Our office Is open Thursday csrsiilnga from/Y to 9 •’aleck far , MaacbMl^ Oco^ flies without a miss, a local rec- to retirement, one more stepping ed to be well below the record Just iprlnUs a little FABTBBTB on [(SSsritoousoN conscience. your plateS.Tbli alkaline (non-ecldl Board Releases Santos, As Tax Candidate, day between the hours of 9 a.m. secretary of the club, said that Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Pohl- your ooBveMleBDo. If you prefer, wo will haW o m of our capahto v r m R. rBRousoN Toward Eternity oM for an out ol town fellow my stone to eternity. Yet it’s nice to harvest ol 1960, and the decline powder holds falls teeth more firmly and 1 p.m. . ths 18 members participating rep­ msnn and their three children are roglsterod ropreaeatattvea coll on yon, at yonr aCBOOetoaeo, to Publish era Age be back on the Job. will more than offset crop In­ and more comfortably. Noaummy, GOP Picks German Ths two women will be at Mrs. resent over 76 percent of the tour­ visiting her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. aaslst yon. whether yonr problem lavolvea one thonsand or a F^MOded October L. iWl The dusk comes down with a creases expected in New Jersey, sooey.pastytaete or fMUns.IIoes not nament archers In the Bowmen. Jamas M. Kelly, In Woodland Ter. million dollara, wo have tho faeiUtioo to roador yon aomplota j Sparta, N. J. (iD—Every vaca­ castle' of—and light a lonesome softness unlike thimder. Frogs Wisconsin, Washington and Ore­ ■our. ^toka "platsodor” (dentura Pringle’s heme, adjourned from PubUabed KrtTT tfiTenUit E xc^ Wooing The South majesty against th< dark we all CRANBERRY CROP REPORT breath). Oet PASTXrrH today at Signs Negro for Buses Yeomans Hall, Tuesday to cempUe Mtmbcm who are Just "hunters” Sgt Pohlmann, who has been sta­ •errioe. •ad UoUdkya. murad at Im tion as you grow older is a re­ must know. har-r-r-r-umph from the swamp. Washington, Aug. 28 (/P) -A 1961 gon. druR counter! iTarywhera. Kenneth L. Fox, Republican the preliminary registry list do not participate In tournaments, tioned at McCoy Air Force Base In _ _ at llaneliaatu' Cono. aa We do not happen to think, our­ hearsal to retirement. candidate for bosTd of tax review, Orlando, Fla., for the past nine I daw Mall Matter. It is oiiily a week's vacation to Bowzmh Champs and members w^O are new, have selves, that the nation stands in ra e board of education at a *p«-9for achool purpoaei, membera lald. a post hs has served for eight not yet been classlfled. years will bs assigned to Pease Air Sh ea r so n , HAMMILL How to retire gracefully and en- me, but 1 am haunted by a de­ elal meeting voted that A ^o This past Simday every archery 8 Co. ■UB8CRIPTION RATES particular emergency need of any Howard Jenaen said it was hts years, asked that his name bs GOP Women Held Meeting Force Base near Portsmouth, N. Payable ta Advance joyably is one of the major prob­ sire to appreciate all the lift Santos' Intreit in the bus tnms- luiderstanding that the town M4 ciub throughout the state of Con­ H., when) he returns to duty in Carrier Mall new civil rights legislation from lems more and more people face as that throbbed this way before me. taksn from ths ballot being pre­ necticut held ita club champion Mrs. Charles Hill, president of ^rtatlon contract h« ostlgned to paid half the cost of building ths the Women’s Republican Club of shout two weeks. Mrs. Pohlmann is 913 Main Street, Mancheater • MltcheD 9-2821 One Tear ...... tU.iO MB.UU the present session of Congress. living longer becomes a mass hu­ Today 1 can reach up and touch George Negro and that Santos be shelter with the understanding pared for the October town elec­ shoot to determine their top scor­ the former Barbara Kelly. Bz Manilla ...... 7.76 ll.UU the sturdy low ceilings, and feel Columbia, has set tonight a t 8 nroe Montba ...... 8.90 6;K) We think the immediate concen­ man victory aji well as an individ­ released from the entire contract. that it could be used for school tion. For reasons of health, he said, ing man and woman. Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kllnesdinst One Month ...... l.M l.W a distance in my reach I cannot Negro and Santos are splitting Li^e Bowmen had 18 of their 49 o’eloek for a meeting. In Yeomans Weekly...... 80 .«• tration should be on the task of ual triumph, j purposes until there was an he does not wish to run again. Hall. New members will be wel­ and son Rod are visiting her par­ learning to live with the princi­ What do mdst people really .want summon. Years and years before their partnership, explained San­ emergency. membera participating at the Hunt ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C> Savage most to perform . . . yesterday . . . I was born, a minister now dead tos’s lawyer Leon Podrove at the Atty. Elisabeth Dennis Hutchins, Rd. range. come and the entire membership Is MEMBER OF ples which are already set down The board went into executive sSked to attend. on Columbia Lake. The young fam­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS today . . . or tomorrow? married here the local couples, meeting Monday night. The men session at 9:30 p.m. to discuss bus chairman of the Republican town Arthur Hall shot 818 to put him ily had been living in Ohio since The Aaaodated Preaa te ezclualvely clearly enough, in our Ideals as How does one learn the art of before this- fireplace. IS THE TIME TO CONVERT TO have worked out "a mutually drivers, a letter to the Selectmen committee said that the commit­ in the championship. Art did this Personals MANCHESTER RRE DfiPARTMENT'S amitled to ibe uae ot republlcaUon ol Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Chapde- their marriage several years ago all newa diaoatchea credited to It or well as in our law. letting go? I go among this placvi and pick NOW agreeable arrangement” to settle on school facilities and a super­ tee has selected Leonard German, in a combined round of 38 field but have moved to Easton, Pa. not otberwiaa credited In thia paper During a recent week, when the up for a new fire the rotting rem­ the split, he said. intendent-principal for the coming civil rights legislation, although, called Berlin, I took a vacation them — and I wonder what hap­ of the board’s attorney. be held Friday to discuss ths bus the lumber business on West St. champions who shot the same aid R. Tattle, telephone AOademy PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL Pull aarvlca client ot N. B. A. Serr- in his campaigning. President from the crises that have been our pened to the honeymoons of the Mrs. Agnes Kreyslg abstained transportation at the home of Dr. He has previously served the town course a week ago in a demon­ children. Mrs. Chspdelalne is the 8-8485. ke. Ina _ mortal bread and dread for 16 as a member of the board of sa- former Nancy Leonard of this Publiahera Repreaentatlvea: TMa Kennedy promised to do so, 1s people and the reach to the sun from the vote, saying that she Ellizabeth Alton, board secretary. stration shoot. Roger Vertefeullle town. The family will he here until Jullua Mathewa Special Aaency — Mata years—ever since the end of the of all the separate trees. What a thought the contract should be re­ Armentanos Move Here leasors. of Wllllmsntic came in second ON THE LOT NEXT TO HREHOUSE York, Chlcako. Detroit ana Boston. something else again. The admin­ Second World War. Fox has also submitted his re­ their new home in Talcottvllle is FIRE CHIEFS BACK CD MAIN AND HILLIARD STREETS MEiMBER AUDIT BUREAU Of wealth of death life is! negotiated. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Armen- with a score of 606; and Edward ready for occupancy. CIRCUUITTONS.______istration is being careful to re­ The idea occurred to me that giv­ Night colds the dark. Sun She Said there are some things tano, formerly of Andover, have signation from the zoning board of Lisiewski of Norwich was third Hartford, Aug. 23 (/P)—The State frain from doing anything which ing up isn't a necessarj’ virtue and warms the day. Light premises In the contract that experience has moved into their new home on appeals, which board he has been with 524:. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Fire Chiefs Advisory Council has FRIDAY, AUG; 25— STARTS 6:30 fM . on since 1955. Who \rill replace Hutchins, Lake Rd., entertained a promised its continuous support to The Herald Prtntlns Company Ine.. might cost it Southern support for that trying to live a long and with promise the eternal human shown could be Improved and "this Stony Rd. The Armentanos have Marcia Hall, Arts’ wife, was asatunea no financial reaponaibflity for planned life is a kind of pleasure- one soii, Dominic, a student at the him on this board has not yet been Hutchins family reunion Sunday. the Civil Defense program. At a typoaraphlcrj errors appearinr in ad- other legislative programs it possibility. Is our opportunity to do so.” No decided. high scoring woman with a.jwora meeting here yesterday, the group yertlsemen'ji and other readtne matter able duty. And I thought: Slugs stir. Worms crawl. Birds action was taken on this sugges­ University, of Connecticut, and of 836 over the same rounds. Among the 18 guests present were All You Can Bat! In The Manchester Evenlna Herald wants to get through the present Here I am in a 150-year-old tion. daughter, Natalie, a 1961 gradu­ Registrar Notices Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Woodward also discussed Gov. John N. Demp­ farmhouse about 50 miles from bite and sing. Bees, sting, seek The registrars of voters, Grace Blaine Rodgers of Windham Can­ and daughter Coralie of Winter sey's recent announcement that session. honey. Chipmunks dart across the The coming school year is the ate of RHAM School with hon­ ter was close second with 831. AINILTS 75c—CHILDREN 50c Display adyertialnii closing hours; Manhattan, and it might as well be ors. Mr. and Mrs. Armentano are C, Pringle, Republican, and deputy Park, Fla., former Columbia res­ the poeition of a state fire coordina­ For Monday—1 p.m Friday. Along with this delicate defer­ a 1,000 or 10,000 miles away from road like animal quicksilver. Rab­ third year in a five year contract Democratic registrar Laura Joyoe Herrick, Wlllimantic, was idents. The Woodwards are making tor would be recreated. The posi­ TICKETS AT THE DOOR For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. the school board signed with both active members of St Mau­ third with 582. For Wednesday—I p.m Tuesday. ence to the South on cl\il rights the doubtful reality of human fear. bits move and pause and come rice parish. Szegda, will be present at the voter their headquarters with her sister tion, which is designed to provide For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. back — homebody prisoners of a Santos and Negro. For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. legislation, there has also been put It is hot In the city, but it is cool making sessions this fall, so that The Halls ware awarded the end husband, Mr. and Mrs. Howard liaison among community fire MUSIC BY FOUCE and FIREMEN'S BAND here. I search the yard to pluck circle of return. The company is anticipating newly made voters may enroll with large perpetual trophy. This is Stanley of Long Hill In Andover, groups, was abolished in June, For Saturday-1 p.m. Friday. into play the normal patronage spending $14,000 to transport ele­ Manchester Evening Herald This Advt. Sponsored by Don WlUls Garage Oaasltled deadline; 10;80 a.m.___ eaci from the tomb of dead trees the I sit on the porch in an old- Bolton oorreapondent, Grace Mc­ the party of their choice. kept by the champions until thsy as they visit relatives and friends 1959, when the state CD budget dav of publication except Saturday— game open to a new administra­ kindling lumber of bright flame to fashioned rocking chair weather­ mentary pupils, $12,000 for high Voters may come in during ths are unseated and if won three in the ares. Mrs. Woodward Is tho waa cut 87 percent. t am. tion. school pupils, $1,000 for technical Dermott, telephone Mltehell illustrate the yearning that ed to a womness by earlier men. school pupils and $3,250 for retard­ S-6S68, Wednesday, August 23 It would seem about time, then, marches in every fireplace. 1 complain about being bitten. ed children. to examine into the question of Morning and night I go out and ''Here,'' says the hostess, and find the wood—the home of mo­ hands me an insect gun. The total is $30,250. 935 MAIN STREET-TEL Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 to 5:30 - TH URSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 PJs/l. - CLOSED MONDAYS A Handsome Principle just what cooperation a Democrat­ mentary warmth a match makes a This is too much progress for Mrs. Helen Meloche, chairman ic President has been able to ob­ of the transportation conunlttee, Ruth Millett mils is the kind of a world made a motion that the board tain, via all thia deference and authorize giving passes to the which, if you are presumptuous generosity, from the South. faculty at Manchester High School Wives oftsn complain that hus­ enough.' or foolish enough, or One reaches a rough conclusion to be signed and given to bus bands never really talk to them. Idealistic enough to proclaim that the President might have drivers for any students who take Sure, they’ll listen and make a few some high and principled standard the late bus, and this was adopted done just as well to come rushing LADY-- by the board. It was explained that gruff comments when wives talk Choose any of these quality of conduct for your side, or your in with drastic civil rights legis­ without some control over who Is about the children or household WATKINS problems. They'll even listen polite­ nation, or your way of life—often lation and to have withheld all pa­ THAT'S NO permitted to take the late bus, it and almost immediately puts you would be necessary to put on a sec­ ly while wives gossip about the tronage, so far as results are con­ ond bus for the late run, at an neighbors. to the test, in some case or loca­ cerned. But what women means is that SEMI-ANNUAL tion you yourself might not have PLACE FOR estimated cost of $6,000 for the The FYesident had high hopes additional bua. their husbands show no real Inter­ American sofas chairs had in mind when you launched est when they talk and rarely talk for a federal aid to education bill, Mrs. Meloche also suggested HOME FURNISHING tho noble principle. YOUR CASH! enthusiastically themselves about for insuring medical care to the that after completing their tripe the things that interest them. Tliat is perhaps reason for being aged, and for a long-term au­ to the high school and the Junior It’s frustrating to ths wivss. high school in Manchester, the grateful for the fact that the Ken­ thorization on foreign aid whl<* They can’t Just demand that their nedy administration, after much h u m be left at the achool to elim­ husbands talk to them. So what at Once-a-Year savings! might allow our program of help­ inate "dead mileage.” Mrs. Meloche can they do ? tentative thinking toward the use ing other nations to develop more eald ehe figured that the cost of SALE The one thing they can do Is of the noble principle of "self de­ consistency and long range effi­ buses running six trips a day with­ vary their own approach. Tonight, termination” as d principle that ciency. out pupffi after they had been dla- for instance, instead of saying: eould be profitably thrown at Rus­ eharged entoimted to $2,300. "Did you have a good day?” or Something may be rescued for George Negro, bus contractor, who sia on the issue of Germany and "Anything happen at the office?” We purchased the factory’s entire stock of each of these three aims. But, if was at the meeting said that the and getting the disinterested an­ on the Issue of the satellite nations so, it will not be thanks to the co­ bus drivers lived In different areas swer you usually get to those ques­ discontinued fabrics in order to bring you east of Germany, has not, after all, operation of Southern Democrats. and would have no transportation tions—try another start. our top quality Early American sofas and Dollars can’t grow under the flooring, under the at the end of tho run if they re­ Choose a definite situation. Ask given the principle the full fanfare It will more likely be due to the chairs at big once-a-year savings. Choice Budi a handsome principle might mattress or even in a piggy bank—and no matter turned to the school without the some good, sensible, concrete ques­ volunteer assistance of Northern buses. It was suggested that there tions that have to ^ suiswered. of 18 styles, dozens of fabrics! seem to deserve Republican liberals to whom the where you hide them they’re far from safe. Put be a car pool for transportatlng Then instead of gossiping along .Those who would push hand­ President is making no leg^islative your surplus dollars safely to work in Manchester’* the drivers. The suggestion was about the butcher, the baker, the some principles toward others oldest financial institution where they will earn discussed hut no action taken. children and the neighbors, tell him concessions or patronage distribu­ big dividends with insured safety. No bids were received on con­ something you read on a subject must also consult their own will­ tion. But behind the difficulties tracts to make repairs at the you know he’s Interested in. Ask ingness to honor the same princi- all three legislative programs have school. Ih e three bids received him what he thinks about it. Forget you’re his wife and plee. And if they find that they been experiencing, there have been CURRENT ANNUAL earlier this month on the work themselves are selective, when it hiwl been rejected by the board you tsJk, treat him like a guest you Southern Democratic votes and in­ DIVIDEND want to draw out and give a chance comes to applying these princi­ as being too high. fluence, ail the way. 16 POTENT REASONS WHY John Harris, chairman of ths to shine. 115, inchea of foam luxury. ples, then they must realize that The stiir dominant coalition of board, said that tho three con­ Tell a funny story if you've heard Choose in prints or tex­ over 20,000 Hartford araa famitiea . . . including 8 out of 10 new homep or read one during the day. That tures the propaganda they had in mind Southern Democrats and conserv­ tractors who had bid previously 279 , la going to be somewhat limited in -ti -h It were each contacted but none was may remind him of one he heard at ative Republicans can conceivably lunch. Its effectiveness. Interested In bidding now. It was be brought to defeat now and then. HEAT WITH GAS decided to re-adverttse the project, In abort, get away from your The truth is that we do not like But only, one suspects, when the this time on .a Tuesday, Wsdtaes- usual wifely approaches to conver­ sation—the ones you have made a the principle of self determina­ Democratic administration in fa'sss sa ¥/*'S9 day and Thursday In an effort to tion—when It seems likely to go secure bids. habit. power begins calling spades (All'rights reserved. Newspaper against us—much more than the 1. OPERATING ECONOMY. No extras or hidden 10. NO PRICE nUCTUATION. Gas rates are firm Action on removing the library spades, and drops the pretense It costs — like service contracts, tank insurance, rates. They don’t go up in mid-winter, sdMB Enterprise Assn.) Russians do. from the Olvll Defense room wbs leads a united party. homer motor power, burner cleaning, ash re­ demand is hi^h. tabled. It was decided to talk with There Is, however, and fortu­ BRANCH OFFICE — R O U m $4, COVENTRY 109, moval, etc. the State Board of Bducation and Accumulation Reg. $389.00 98 ” Law- nately, somewhat more chance, 1T. GUARANTEED FUEL BILL. You get frt)t—In local OD Director John Avery to eon eofae. (Right, above) Reg. $146.00-$1S9.00 low with us, that we will accept Its After Planes, Paintings 2 , QUIET. No audden, vibrating roars; no scraping advance— a certified estimate cd heating cost see where the Bolton Board stands Ths average American family Reg. $189.00 - 1169.00 wing lounge chair results, not because we like to, but of ^ v e ls or slamming doors; as silent as your for an entire season. If costs exceed warranted in the matter. Board members of four people may be expected to Lounge chain talked of buying out the CD in­ produce an average of 70 pounds 249 , because we feel we have to, in or­ Famed Scotland Yard and In­ other gas equipment. amoimt, you can have equiimient removed with terpol are both called upon for terest in the room so it could be of garbage each week, or about der to honor ouf own principle. R. UPKEEP ECONOMY. Far fewer moving parts refimd of equipment cost. used by the school. If it is to be two and one-half pounds per ca­ Such a clear compulsion seems their best talents towrard the re­ used for OD, it will be of no use pita per day. means lots less wear. 12. COMPLETE FOLLOW-UP. After installatioii, heading toward us in the wake of covery of the $392,000 portrait of the Duke of Wellington by Goya, 4. CLEANLINESS. Only GAS burns completely, Hartford Gas checks adjustments FREE to the weekend election In British without smoke, soot, or filmy grime. Saves assure maximum operating efficiency — and de­ Guiana, where one Cheddi Jagan, stolen from the National Gallery in London only weeks after the money on painting, cleaning, decorating. pendable Company gas adjustment service con­ who calls himself a socialist, but tinues throughout the long, long life that only who has been called a Communist painting waa saved for the Brit­ 5. FIRST'COST ECONOMY. Gas heating equip­ ish public from the dire fate of ment costs less to begin with. gas heating equipment has. Reg. $269.00 . $309.00 by others, has led his party to con­ Lawson sofas. (Left) trol of the legislature of what la being sold to an American collec­ 6. DEPENDABILITY. Gas, as you already know, is 13. EASY TERMS. No down payment. Low monthly 119, Reg. $136.00 • $149.00 scheduled to be a new free nation tor. Now the painting is gone any­ School always there when you want it — no matter payments. 3 years to pay. Or you can rent Lawson lounge chairs 199, in this hemisphere. Britain, once way. what the weather. No gauges to check, no hurry a conversion burner for central gas heating before, removed Jagan from of­ The theft of famous paintings calls to make, nothing to fret and upset you. equipment. now joins, or perhaps replaces, fashions for fice, and thus violated the princi­ 7. COMPLHELY AUTOMATIC. A simple thermo­ 14. FAST INSTALLATION. Burner that converte ple of self determination, because plane hi-jacklnga as the con­ your present heating system to gas can be tagious crime of the moment. On stat does all the work. You set and forget. It found him too radical. But sub­ young 5 installed within 6 hours. sequently it let him resume his Aug. 12, eight paintings by Ce­ t. COMPACT. New console-type design takes less 15. VERSATILITY. There’s CENTRAL HEATING, political career, and now he has zanne, valued at several millions, space — or your present furnace can be .con­ fashionables verted to gas — and either way you’ll never of course. And there are attractive modem gone to his people again and re­ were stolen from a French again need an inch of room for tanks or bins. ranges that offer KITCHEN HEATING as a 99 , ceived another mandate from museum. On July 30, a total of H en for the delight of Reg. $320.00 78” wing 10 famous modem paintings were Releases valuable fining space in your home. separately operated unit. Or you can have indi­ sofae. (Right, above) them. And whatever he calls him­ •very achool boy and girl, vidual ROOM HEATING that’s also com­ Reg. $189.00 - $179.00 stolen and three mutilated at the 9. EFFICIENCY. U. S. Government usage factors self, or whatever he is called, he are the new fihoe fBahioDB pletely automatic. 219♦ foam-back lounge chaira and his program seem to have home of a Pittsburgh collector, prove gas units use fuel more efficiently — and, been freely chosen. the value involved being a million l^PoU-PanoL remember, GAS RATES FOR HEA-HNC 16. FAMOUS BRANDS. You have your choice of dollars. On July 15, a total of S7 MW pattern^ jort r i^ t WERE REDUCED AGAIN IN 1960! popular equipment by all leading manufacturers. This confronts Britain, and per­ modem paintings, valued at two haps more dramatically us, with ookn and le e ih n that millions, was stolen from another are fHUon dioiceB witti the possibility that a regime which French museum. The original may prove to be Communist has news which may have laimched every member of Che deek set. come to power through the free NOW YOU CAN this fantastic series of art crimes A a new gas conversion burner for electoral process In this, our own was that of the theft of $400,000 only * per month with hemisphere. Once before, when a 2.95 Reg. $320.00. Smart worth of modern paintings from a Poll^ Parrot 6.99 rental payments credited toward democratically elected regime In restaurant on the French Riviera CONVERT English sofas with flat- to 8.99 front wings Guatemala seemed to be turning last March. Tiese were quickly re­ SHoi$ r o t U to rs and o m $ purchase price if bought during 225 , toward the Communists, we took 119, covered. first two years of rental Blast criabgrass before ' dock and dagger measures As every follower of tslevlaion PRESENT Reg. 1150.00 - $169.00. sgainst It, and helped throw it drama knows, the famous woriu Eiemi-attached pillow- cut. And it can be doubted that, of art Involved in these thefts cen> Black the damage is done back wing chairs today, We would pledge to the Brown not be easily turned into any Calf Give enbgrass an inch, and it’ll take a yard— your y o rit world that we would recognize monetary gain for the thieves. EQUIPMENT and cooperate with any regime a new gas conversion burner for Once crabgrasa starts to spread, it can wipe oirt all your Either the thieves themselves ipiing gains. That’s ndiy it’s lo important to apply CLOUT* which won an election in Cuba. have to be such passionate lovers only * per month and 8.95 the damage is done. But it is difficult to see how we of art that they will be content 2 WAYS before Reg. $340.00 . $360.00. cai. try, in any way, to veto the take 3 years to pay By treating the. entire lawn evenly with the Soolta Big. comfortable 88” with hiding their newly acquired , highback wing sofa voting In British Guiana. Appar­ treasures in some secret room Spreader, you make sfire ao crabgraas escape*. But Gout 259 99 , ently, we will have to live with where they can go sit with them attacks only crabgrass— so good grass grows anjerrily on. whatever develops there. when the mood dictates, or they Agreed that it's worth half an hour to spare your Uwn? Chair Reg. $139.00-$149.00 au- thentic Chip p e n d a 1 e L«t us hope that, as we try Ip have to be in contact with some Apply Clout now 1 wing chairs honor the principle of self deter­ passionate connoisseur who is FOR FREE HEATING SURVEY OF YOUR HOME , mination in our own hemisj^ere, 119 willing to pay high for the privi­ Red Calf CALL YOUR HEATING CONTRACTOR OR C L O U T to treat 5,000 sq fL fi-95 (Right) Reg. $179.00- Wf can manege certain restraints. lege of owning art under similar Black Nylon $189.00 55-inch wing I t would be mature if we could re- conditions. White Laces love seats 129, fiBlB ftom Judging the acts of the But perhaps It Is not all one new govonunent before they are ring. Perhaps, as with tbs plane "Polly Scope Free With Poll Parrot Shoes’’ THE HARTFORD GAS COMPANY MANCHESTER'S LEA0IN<» SCOTT DeALERS tsIWB, It would be sensible if we hi-Jackers, the new crime fad has 233 Pearl S i. Hartford, CHapel 9-1331 • 687 Main S t, Mancheater, Mitchell 9-4S03 oonld avoid being the first to put enlisted a wide variety of enter­ angr psrtlculsr poUUcal label on It. prising talents. In any case, the LARSEN’S BUSH Foam latex cushions.!* In other words. If Jagan Is going problem is serious, and the possi­ HARDWARE, INC. HARDWARE CQ. ConiBunist, 1st him go of his own bilities tragic. The art subjected 84 Depot Square, Manchester 798 Main St., Manchester Quality features galore in these pieces I (1) Hardnood laitlativo end wish, not because to such rough and perhaps ^ S H O E S Phone MI 9-6S74 Phone MI 8-4121 wo push him that way. Perhaps, ' For Prompt Free Delivery For Prompt Free Delivery framesi double-dowled, glue and comer-braced. (2) Modem destructive handling really be­ 881 MAIN S7 super-sagleae webbed bases. (8) Individual-coil epring If wo dsmonstxmte a real depth longs to all mankind, and should MANCHESTER aad aiaeerity in our own prtndids Bring year lawn problems to our Lawn Program Advisors. They bases, hand-tied 8 ways. (4) Full spring edgei on all Dleceg. have appropriate respect and pro- have th o know-how and tho eotper ien ao to help yon aehlevo th e Reg. $300.00 • $880.00. (5) Rubberized hair and cotton felt fiUingt. (6) uroihi- « M a r i f tactloo. kted of lawn yon w ant Stump-arm wing eofea. (Right) Reg. $189.08- molded genuine foam latex rubber euehlcMMU (7). Oppeeid 229 , $149.00 wing chaira ieat upholateriee. F " *■ \ f j m r m t MANCHX8TBR EVKNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« WEDNESDAY, AUOIIST tS, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1961 Rockville-Vemon RockvUle-Vemon Allies Push Taiiks, Troops Game Postponed /■ News Tidbits Up to Line Dividing Berlin Uatm w m M mat Little LMgM TeermameBt Fabrics Firm Delays Move^ fnifii thfi AP W irM Aimetti Renews Claim MOM bettre— A m y A lf»vy« ansion is already taking place be ueed by Dr. Jam es M. Van Stone, munists have said should be a No- Communists thenuelves have vio­ Arid wito game ttiae 8:80. at a new plant In Baiington’s In Rockville. aseoclate profeasor of biology... Lack of a quorum did not^two selectmen, WllUem R. w«i»i iCan’s Land. lated on numerous occasions in Wlndermbre section, will remain in Wiser said the company’s pre­ U.S. Court of Appeals In New York prevent the holdiitg of a select- and Edgar H. Wileon beoauee he Two armored personnel car­ the last few days. The comman' leased quarters In Rockville for at sent processing operations will be upholds eoaviottni at {dayboy men’s meeting last night highlight­ (Risley) once owned the property riers, several Jeepe and a radio dants are taking the necessary ac­ Gamblers Skip least ^another year, undergoing an enlarged. He said a two-year lease Fraaols Peter Oroeby on stock ed by a jovial request for 30 himself. F-'Ki ear were seen on patrol in the tion to Insure the security and hi' expansion program in the mean­ for additional space in an undis­ fraud oharges ssntanoea him to five months’ rent In lieu of suing the The history of the Town Farm Wench sector. tegrity of the sector border.” time. closed Rockville mill building la In years In prieon and fines him $10,- town for claimed breach of agree­ purchase wae outlined this way: V.fi. tanks, parked about 50 A spokesman for the West Bei> $5 Billion Tax John T. Wiser, a company offici­ the works. 000,,,. .O. Mennan WlUlsms, As­ m ent AlmetU waa hlj^ bidder for the yards Inside their sector border, lin city government said the new al, aald the BUUngton move Is still Also, the company haa leased sistant U.S. Sscretary of State for Arrlgo Aimetti, Manchester property four years ago, paying looked as iX they were aiming their restrictions violated the 4-power the company’s aim, but the form­ apace on the lower floor of the African Affaire, arrives In Mada­ businessman, said hs feels he Is the town $19,000 for aU but the l o h ,M 6 ! guns directly at the building that status of Berlin in the most fla­ (Ooatlaued from Page Oae) erly established deadline of Oc­ American Mill building where the gascar for six-day visit to Fbdera- entitled to SO months’ rent from parcel containing the town ga­ tiouses many Blast German govr grant w'ay- The United States, tober will not be met. firm has established a new lamt' tlon of Rhodesia and Nyaaaland, the town for use of a bam on prop­ rage. •rnment offices. In Nazi times Britain and FTance were expect­ 10 per cent tax on the gross He said the slow-down will not natlng operation. Flock of 600 hiuigry Seagulls, erty he once owned In Vernon. He did nothing with the prop- was Field Marshal Hermann Goe^- ed to make a new protest to the handle of bookmakers. affect the company’s position; in Wiser said the expansion Bill pro­ presumably from Lake Erie, fly 17 He told First Selectman George erty, although the town used the tog's Air Ministry. Ru.ssians. and the Russians were Under questioning. Caplin tes­ fact, he said, it will allow for more bably require a doubling of the miles Inland for graaahopper feast E. Rieley, the only selectman pres­ barn on it for atorage. The tanks were under the com­ certain to reject It. tified that only five gambler careful planning of the new plant. work force. on Medina County Farm in Me- ent for the regular board meet­ Aimetti charged no rent be­ mand of Capt. Jack C. Davis, 31, The Communists said the new stamps were sold in the New York The company announced a de­ An additional 80 employes will (hna, Ohio...Atlas intercontinent­ ing, he had an oral agreement with cause, he said, he had a verbal rule.s, which took effect a minute City area during the year ended al missile thunders over ocean Tahiequah. Okla. There was also cision in March to move to E l­ be needtd, he estimated, but he the former board of selectmen for option on the garage parcel in ex­ n an armored personnel carrier in after midnight, would remain in June SO—three in Brooklyn and lington. from Vandenherg Air Fbrce Base, purchase of adjoining property, an REGAL’S REPORT CARD ON PLUS-FASHIONS FOR could not say when hiring would change for use of the building. He view. force until a peace treaty is two in Manhattan. Since that time, the Rockville begin, other than it would be "this marking oompletloa of program to agreement apparently forgotten. said tax expenses and the failure The Marvel Of Main Street^' Armor was operating with the .signed. In New York State, eales num­ City Council, has voted to allow year.” The firm employee about 80 Incorporate ohsngee and Improve­ Because the former board had of the former selectmen to recog­ 2nd Battle Group, U,S. 61h In- The East German Interior Mln- bered 30, he said, with 22 sold in sewage up to 200,000 gallons dally now. ments In ballistics weapon, Air not kept Its agreement, he said, nize the verbal option and as;ree- fantO’> which calls itself the "Go- istn.' .said the restrictions were Buffalo, 2 in Albany and one in to be pumped Into the city’s new The firm processes cotton knit Force sources say...Sen. Barry he feels entitled to rent for use ment prompted him to sell. Go-Guardians." prompted by "The numerous pro­ SjTacuse. sewer plant from Ellington, 100,- goods for manufacturers, treating Ooldwater of Arizona aaya Ken­ by the town of the barn on the Risley, as a private business­ Brig. Gen Frederick O. Hartol, vocations which have taken place Some other stamp sales figures 000 from the processing company’s the material against shrinkage, nedy administration la promising fonner Town Farm property on Rt. man, bought the property for $28,- in recent days on the instigation he gave: 180 in Chicago, In "Sodallsm of some order or an­ BACK TO SCH00L.BACK TO COLLEGE! who commands the. 6,500 U.S. new plant and the rest from other curling and other effects. SO. 500, but, on learning the garage troops now in Berlin, came down of West Berlin authorities and es­ Boston, 272 in the Covingrton-New- Industries which may locate there. The laminating operatiem, begim other” similar to Khrushchev’s The suipise request wae accom­ parcel was not Included, sold the pecially the mayor of We.st Ber­ to the Friedrichstrasse lor a look port area, 482 in Louisiana, with The alteration of plans has re­ last mcHith, is a process of hemding program in 'Russia. panied by a description of complex property for the same amount to "On th« Mfincwliw** a t the situation. An army heli­ lin (Willy) Brandt against citizens 410 of them in New Orleans, 15 in sulted because of the uncertainty cottons to foam Insulating material business transactions which have a South Windsor development cor­ copter hovered overhead. and institutions of the capital of Biloxi, Miss., 10 in Miami, 3 in of the sewage commitments, which for winter coats and jackets. let the property change hands poration headed by Manchester A U.S, radio Jeep parked only 25 the tEa.st) German democratic Trenton, N.J., 2 in Philadelphia, were not authorized until June. When the firm announced plana three times In four years. builder W. Harry Engitmd. ^ ♦ , 4 ------yards from a battery of East Ger­ republic.’’ 14 in Milwaukee, 74 in Las Vegas, Ellington voters June 6 authorized to move to Ellington, there was the Although Aimetti’s proposal waa England last winter said he pro­ man troops and police guarding the Prior to Aug. IS there were 80 and 11 in Los Angeles. a $76,000 bond issue for construc­ added aiutouncement that It would Obituary eeriouB, hie approach wae ami­ posed building a shopping center street Crossing points available to BROOKFIELD barricades. A U.S. armored truck, He did not have figures in hand tion of sewer mains to the Rock­ Incorporate a large allied Industry cable, and he kept Risley and two there. The tract contains about its machine gun muzzle pointing all on die 26-mile border between when asked for the sales in Ar­ ville plant within the plant area. Mia. A. Viotoria AndenoB or three othera In the room in high two acres. east, stayed 100 yards trom the East and W'est Berlin. On that date kansas, North Carolina, and Wash­ Although the processing firm Wiser said he could not comment M n. A. 'Victoria Anderson, 79, good humor with his jocular de­ Aimetti said that because he 100% WOOL border. the Communists banned Blast Ger­ ington state. announced plans to expand once on that aap>ect. formerly of Manchester, died Aug. scription of the situation. has apparenUy lost his option, he The move was an obvious effort man travel across the border, btit Caplin said that his experience 19 at the home of her daughter, Risley, who said he did not feels rent for the barn is only fair. to show West Berliners that the left 13 street croasings open to as commissioner has convinced him Mrs. Robert E. Holmee, in Klnga- know whether or not Aimetti was He said after he bought the Allies are raising a military fist West Berliners, West Germans the sentence suspended if the vio­ mirrors in some cases—can send the American taxpayer is es­ silent Morse code messages to ton, Jam aica. She was the widow entitled to such rent, said Aimetti land and buildings almost all mov­ each time the eastern Reds turn on with permits and foreigners. One sentially an honest taxpayer." lator pays up his taxes. able property was taken away by IVY TWEED The, IR S chief aald a heavier confederates in the game. The re­ of Charles G. Anderson. will have to bring his request be­ more pressure. more cros.sing. the Brandenburg ’Only a handful are evading While residing in Manchester, fore a full board Sept. 26. town employes, "even the cow Hundreds of West Berliners were Gate, was closed on Aug. 14 after stamp tax fee might bring heavier ceiving device is taped on the con­ manure.” their taxes and passing the burden federate’s leg and the signals she was a member of Ehnanuel Risley said a check of the min­ 3 attracted to the border, by curious angr>- demonstnations by West sentences. onto others,” Caplin said. come as slight electric shocks. Lutheran Church and Norden utes of former administration’s "I don’t want to sue,” he said, expectation. They evidently were Germans in front of it. He said the cost of efforts to en­ Caplin also complained that but added that he might do so as a g M to see the troops. agents of the IRS intelligence divi­ Kamov’s firm did a gross busi­ Lodge, Order of Vasa, of Hartford. meetings revealed no notation of last resort. The ne^\- Communist restrictions force the gambling taxes runs ness approaching $4()0,000 last Besides her daughter, survivors an aneement between the town Girls put flowers on some of the came two days after U B . Vice sion which enforces the statute The main building on the land, SUITS much more than the amount the American vehicles. have too little authority under the year by selling, he said, both le­ include h sister, Mn. Hilda Bicker and Aimetti concerning the prop­ President Lyndon B. Johnson’s government has been able to col­ gitimate gambling equipment and of iWiailingford; a brother in erty. the old King’s Tavern, used to with rffvffrtibi* vMft On the East Berlin side, the morale-boosting trip to W’est Ber­ lect. law. He said they cannot serve house town charges, was tondemn- Americans could see a great deal search or arrest warrants, make devices used for cheating- He said Sweden; and three grandchildren. Aimetti braced the selectmen lin and only l.ours after West Caplin testified in the second day its net profit approximated $86,000. ed after Aimetti bought It, and of scurrying about, with many arrests without warrants, or carry Fueneral sendees will be held last November with a request that the building was dismantled and German Chancellor Konrad Aden­ of hearings by the Senate investi­ Goodman A. Sarachan, chair­ Saturday at 1 pjn. at the Watkins- the selectmen verify the agree­ binoculars trained on them. auer toured the Blast German ba- fireams. Thus, he said, they must the materials sold. Risley bought Mayor Willy Brandt’s West Ber­ gations subcommittee into the ac­ man of the New York State Crime W est Bnmeral Home, 1*2 E . Center ment, which consisted of an un­ icades. tivities of organized crime from be accompanied by deputy U.S. the brick from the wrecking firm. lin government announced it was mashals on all raids, because the Commission, testified that gam­ St. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, written option on the portion of Ignoring jeers from the Reds, coast to coast. The special empha­ blers spread a corrupting influ­ Aimetti said town employee, in­ taking its own counter-measures, marshals have these powers. of the Bhnanuel Lutheran Church, the property containing the pres­ cluding some constables, removed and hencefoHh would not allow Adenauer expressed gratitude for sis of the hearings is on the ques­ ence on law enforcement officers. ent town garage. tion of whether new federal laws In yesterday’s first day of hear­ will oflBciate. Burial will be In East various furnishings from the "undesirable" persons from East Johnson’s visit and the reinforce­ ings, the Senators witnessed some Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- Cemetery. Aimetti livened that meeting Berlin to cross into West Berlin. ment of the city’s western garri­ are needed to combat the imder- Wash,’ told him "You and I know house such as a stove and eating world. startling demonstrations of new Friends may call at the funeral with the same good humor he utensils. He said some of the The government also denounced son but called for more pressure fangled paraphernalia used by what the problem it. They buy off home FT'iday from 7 to 9 p.m. showed last night. aa "infamous" a proposal from on the Russians. The subcommittee planned later the judge—they buy off the prose­ equipment was returned on re­ in the day to turn its scrutiny on crooked gamblers In Illicit card and He said he never received a re­ quest. BROOKHELD East Berlin Mayor Friedrich Ebert 'T think one should go further dice rooms. cution—they buy off the sheriff Mrs. Patricia A. Kleiza ply. to set up two Communist travel than what has been done so far,” bookmaking and race wire services and and local police.” Risley said Wilson, who was in Boston, with Angelo Rossetti, They also heard how off-the-track Mrs. Patricia A. Kleiza, 77, of I want to keep this whole thing first selectman when AlmetU 100% WOOL agencies in West Berlin where he said. bookmakers try to get the jump on "In many communities, yes,” 1007 Tolland Tpke., died yester­ friendly,” Aimetti said, adding "I FREE ALTERATIONS West Berliners could get permits to operator of the Sporta Day Week­ replied Sarachan. bought the property, could not re­ Adenauer again reconupended ly, aa a key witness. their bettors by constantly attempt­ day St Manchester Memorial Hos­ htmesUy think we can come to an member any verbal option and Visit the eastern aide. that the West use its economic ing to get reports of horse race re­ understanding.” The Communiats reduced from The subcommittee said other pital after a brief illness. She was that former Town Counsel (now power to pressure the Communists sults well before any customer can the widow of Anthony Kleiza. Ho said he would meet with the 80 to 12 the crossing points along witnesses would include E. E. Dale Judge) Harry H. Lugg had no but was not specific about how to Shafer, president of the Thorough­ get the word. The fast report gives Rockville-Vernon She was bom May 31, 1874, in board Sept. 26. recollecUon of It either. NEWEST STYLE SPORT COATS 26 miles of border between Elast- the bookie a dual advantage: A use it. Last week he advocated a bred Racing Association of the Lithuania, and came to this coun­ Risley said he will probably Aimetti said he had signed no Largest aelecUon over. NewMt pattern!. and West Berlin on Aug. 13 and chance to accept more bets on try 60 years ago. A Manchester leave the matter up to the other 14. complete break in East-’West trade United States; Spencer Drayton, Republicans Seek papers. Regular!, long!, ihorta. Sizes 34 to 46. but bactoed down when the Com­ director of the association’s racing horses that lost and a cast iron as­ resident for 30 years, she was a Today the openings were limit­ munists threatened to cut off surance no patron can bet a known member of St. Bridget’s (Jhurch ed to four for West Berliners, 18,- protective bureau; Frederick E. winner. t. Permanent Home kinson, 145 Center St., were held CORDUROY western trade with West Berlin. Shipley, of the Midtown Journal in and the Lithuanian Alliance of 000 of whom work regularly in yesterday afternoon at the Wat­ ”rhe United States, Britain and Boston; Col. Walter Stone, Provi­ Witnesses said race wire serv­ America. About Town Bkwt Berlin. Two more openings ices, which flash results by long dis­ The Vernon Republican Town kins-West Flineral Home, 142 E. France Insist that the 1949 agree­ dence, R. I., police chief, and Capt. She leaves no immediate rela­ Center St The Rev. Roman Hard­ were set aside for West Germans. ment with the Soviet Union that Arthur Newton of the Rhode Island tance telephone provide the fast Committee has voted its headquar­ tives. The Mountain Isiurel Chapter of Foreigners, including soldiers service that is the lifeline of hand­ ters committee the authority to ing, interim pastor of St. Mary’s ended the Berlin blockade guaran­ State Police. B^uieral services will be held Church, conducted the service. the Sweet Adelines, Inc. will meet SUITS book betting. and diplomats of the Western Al­ teed free movement throughout Caplin said the IR S opposed the lease permanent headquarters Friday at 8:15 a.m. from the John at 8 tonight instead of Thursday A James W. McKay presided at the lies, were told to. use the one the divided city. The three powers gambling tax meaaure at the time The subcommittee, which Itself space, probably in Rockville. P. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. at the home of Mrs. Vincent Tan or Olive shades— opening at Ftiedrichstrasse. The figured the underworld’s take from organ. protested last week to the Soviet ft was enacted on grounds it would The vote followed discussion In Center St., followed by a solemn Burial was in East Cemetery. Holcombe. 73 Elm Tree Rd., Glas­ with reversible vests. net effect was to reduce the gates commander In East Berlin and to plunge the agency into an essen­ handbook gambling at "billions of a meeting last night of the need Mass of requiem at St. Bridget’s tonbury. Members and guests who from 12 to 7. dollars,” heard an estimate, that Bearers were Normand Richard, Moscow against the Aug. 13 border tially police function. Actual rev­ for a temporary headquarters for Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be In Harold A. Turklngton, Howard would like transportation may call ITie Communists also repeated closing. Both protests were re­ enues collected under it in the year the total play handled by illegal the current town election race. St. Bridget’s Cemetery. > Mrs. Robert W. Gordon, 417 E. a week-old announcement that handbooks may be $50 billion a Turklngton, Paul Schendel, Wil­ |.88 jected. ended June 30 totaled "Slightly However, the GOP has become FMends may call at the funeral liam Keish, and Jack Gordon. Center St. West Berliners to enter East Ber­ over $7 million instead of the pre­ year, from which the bookies’ prof­ more adamant in the post two home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ East German Interior Minister it would be about $5.5 billion. lin would have to get special per­ Karl Maron warned all West and dicted $400 million.” Caplin said, years on need for permanent of­ morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Royal Black Perceptor will have View above gives you some Idea of the immense stock of men's wear "on the mezzanine” at Regal. Probably more aulLi, topcoats^ mits from two offices of the Bkut. John Scame, who described him­ fice and meeting rooms. East Berliners to stay at least 325 while only 9,178 out of the tens of p.m. an outing Sunday, Sept. 3, at New FREE ALTERATIONS sport coats and pante than you've ever seen assembled In one tastefully decorated department. German Travel Bureau in West, thousands of known gamblers paid self as “somewhat of an expert’’ Herman G. Olson, a committee Mailmen’s Rotinds feet from the border "In the Inter­ in protecting the public from being London Beach Park. Cars will Berlin. ests of their own safety." Earlier, the 10 per cent and stamp taxes. member, said a vacant wood Arnold P. Avery leave Orange Hall at 10 a.m. Din­ H fleeced by gamblers, gave the esti­ But there are no such Blast Ger­ the West Berlin government In a The IRS, he said, has to rely on frame building on Vernon Ave. Arnold P. Avery, 86, of Avery Delayed by Dogs mates and charged that $750 mil­ opposite Brooklyn St. can be rent­ ner -Will be served at 1 p.m, For man travel agenciee in West Ber­ sUtement defended the right of voluntary compliance to a great Shores, Coventry Lake, died at his reservations, call William D. REGAL'S YOUR 'ON THE MEZZANINT' lin. extent in tax collection but "by lion of this money is spent each ed for possibly $30 or $35 a month. West Berliners to venture as close home last night. That long expected letter can’t Turklngton, 103 W. Center St. H iose communting to work in its very nature this act was bound year to "corrupt law enforcement It has enough rooms to allow two He had been a resident of the to the border as they liked and officers.” E ast Berlin were still allowed to to result in a minimum of volun­ or three meeting at once, he said. Coventry Lake area since 1939, af­ be expected to reachxyou. If your warned the Communists against He said he makes his living pass the barricades with only chasing or firing at refugees on the tary compliance.” He said the Members of the Young Repub­ ter his retirement as a teacher in dog drives off the mailman. Pvt. Phillip C. Greene, 18, son guarding the public against lican Club and Women’s Republi­ of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. e a r^ showing they had jobs in western side of the barricade. stamp tax feature was designed the New York City school system The Post Office Department gambling sharks and is employed can CHub said their organizations Greene, 116 Benton St:, recently the^East The Communista also announced to "spotlight for local authorities” where he taught for many years. OUR PANTS DEPARTMENT by the Hilton Hotel chain and the would be willing to chip in on the would appreciate dog owners arrived In Thule, Greenland, where Such permits have been requir­ 25,835 volunteers had been re­ the names and locations of gam­ Active In Masonic organizations, LTERATIONS blers and invite prosecution. Thus, governments of Panama and rent. he was past master of Acacia keeping their dogs Ued when car­ he is a member of the Artillery ' . . . is at your service with over 250 pairs of pants in every size ed from West Germans since last cruited to strengthen the 110,000- Puerto Rico. lERMANENT Ifo r the ,IFE OF THE GARMENT year. he said, the statute Is "somewhat Other space in the city, at rates Ixjdge of New York City, was a riers are making deliveries. They Group. Greene entered the Army and price range. Pleated or plain fronts, Continental or conventional G man East German Army. the committee can afford, is in self-defeating,’ because the gam­ Scame described elaborate tricks York Rite Mason, a member of come about the same time every­ In February 1961. Regal not only tita you perfectly at the time of the sale but continues to keep the styles. The Communists also threaten­ There was bne easing from the blers fear to register and pay used to Introduce marked cards In­ poor location, Olson said. Mecca Temple of Shriners, and be­ day, so it wouldn’t be for long. ed to cut West Berlin’s rail links Communist side. Telephone con­ the tax. to poker and other card games. Of longed to the Square Club of New The past few weeks several car­ garment fitting perfectly for aa long as yon wear K. With the W est The Laurel Garden Club of East nections between West and Blast Periodically, he said, the TRS every five poker games where the York teachers. He was also a 55- riers have been bitten or chased Otto Arndt manager of the Germany, broken since Aug. 14, Hartford will hold a Plant and stages massive raids against vio­ stakes are as high as $10. he said, year member of Crescent Lodgre by dogs. Food Sale at Wickham Library East German Railroads, charged were restored last night, except to at least one of them has a profes­ Many Give Blood lators. He said in 1960 three big of Odd Fellows of East Hartford. There is a law agajnst allow­ Lawn, Saturday, Sept. 9, from 11 that hooligans. Inspired by the Blast Berlin. There was no ex­ raids on 300 locations in 100 cities sional cheat among the players. He His survivers Include several ing dogs to roam. Many residents West Berlin Government and For Heart Patient a.m. to 4 p.m. WASH-'NwWEAR planation for the restoration of resulted in arrest of 421 persons estimated that 40,000 marked nieces and nephews. Fbineral serv­ have lost a day’s work for violat­ trade unions, were tearing up service. decks are in use In the country. ices will be held at 1:30 p.m. Fri­ seats and committing other acts and seizure of $231,000 in cur­ ing this law and were fin-ad in The West German Stage Brdth- rency, 37 automobiles and consid­ Paul P. Kamov, a Chicago man­ The American Red Cross Blood- day at the Watkins-W est Fbineral Advertisement- of sabotage on the Communist- ufacturer, testified his firm sells court. POLISHED COTTOHS or CMOS erhood. meanwhile, said It would erable gambling equipment. The mobile, stationed today at Man­ Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial When your dog bites a carrier, run elevated system which oper­ loaded dice, marked cards, ro.se- chester Memorial Hospital, has will be In East Cemetery. prohibit its actors and musicians raids, he said, often result In not only does he suffer the pain One of the most Important de­ ates in Blast and West Berljn. from performing in East Germany colored contact lenses with which received 24 pints of blood for a Friends may call at the funeral cisions you and your family make, Continental or Ivy styles. Sizes 28 to 42— leg The elevated, Arndt said, was a stimulating local civic groups to "to read the backs” of marked 13-year-old Manchester girl who of the bite, but he also has to and would attempt to stop the ap­ demand more effective local police home tomorrow night from 7 to 9. is when you buy a new car. Size, lengths to 36. Make your selection tomorrow part of the East Berlin rail sys­ cards, and trick mirrors used by is to undergo open heart surgery Manchester Lodge will conduct the undergo a tetanus shot, which from our huge selection. $ . ^ . 9 8 pearance of East German artists enforcement. ' isn’t pleasant. If your dog bites style, price, color are important the LOOK of FALL in tem and continued sabotage could in West Berlin and West Germany. gamblers to see the hands of In the near future. Masonic service at 8 p.m. considerations. So is the financing lead to "serious disturbances ” in He reserved a recommendation other card players. He said he Is A Red Cross spokesman said to­ twice, as in one recent case, your The West German trade Union as to whetljer the public disclosure children will lose a pet as you are plan. Ask your dealer for CON- the system. By this, he said, he F^eration demanded that the president of the H. E. Ma.son Co., day 144 appointments have been NEXmeUT BANK AND TOUST meant a possible halt in rail traf­ requirement of the stamp tax fea­ also known as the K. C. Card Co. made with the Red Cross for required to get rid of it. “Violation of human rights" in ture of the law should be re­ COMPANY financing — three SPORT SHIRTS fic to and from West Berlin. On the big witness table Kamov blood donations, and many Walkln Funerals One more point for dog owners East Berlin be raised in the United pealed. .offices in Manchester. He claimed the trains in West Nations. The federation’s execu­ demonstrated some of his firm’s donors are expected to come in on to consider is the possibility of Berlin run on East German ter­ Caplin said s^tences for stamp products. He showed tiny radio their own or with civic groups. Mrs. Stewart Atldnson being sued, an expensive proposi­ tive has been meeting in West tax violation often are "extremely A TRUE F.A.V-O.R^I-T.E ritory. Western authorities say the Berlin. transmitters with which concealed The bloodmoblle unit ^11 be at Largely attended funeral serv­ tion, easily avoided by keeping NBW! Reds only have control of the mild” ranging from $5 to $60 with gamblers—hidden behind the false the hospital until 6:30 tonight. ices for Mrs. Louisa Schendel At- your dog tied. trains but not over the territory Read Herald Advs. ever which they operate. 70% OF WORLD IN DARK LONG SLEEVE GOLDEN TIARA SLACKS CORDUROY SUCKS East-W est elevated and subway Paris, Aug. 28 WV-Nearly 70 trains continued to operate across per cent of the world’s popula­ FLANNELS ~ SHARKSKINS — DOESKINS the sector border, but all traffic tion Uvea out Its life ^thout PONCHO Continental or Ivy styles. Latest col­ was routed through the Fried- knowing what ie going on at PLAIN . . . PLEATED . . . CONTINENTAL STYLES ors. Sizes 28 to 42. '' rlehstrasse station where the iden­ home or abroad, the UiUted Na­ tification of all passengers was tions Educational, Setesitlllc and A STRIDE-RITE IS NOT A STRIDE-RITE SPORT SHIRTS These slacks resist wrinklea—hold their checked. Cultural Organization (VNE8- erease. Crease bounces back after any $ 1 West BerUn trade unionists OO) reported today fai lia latMt In fi riot of colors! rain. Overnight hanging aaves pressing have been picketing the elevated survey of Information data. The expense. ' stations In West Berlin, and claim refmrt said regions in more than UNLESS IT IS PROPERLY FITTED.... they have greatly deduced the 100 countries of Africa, Asia 2»»15 number of passengers—and Com­ and I.atin .America have fewer $ 0 .9 8 munist revenue. They have carried than five radio receivers, few'er to such placards as "Don’t buy your than two television sets or two own barbed wire.” i seats for the mo\iea. A statement by the western FREE ALTERATIONS ON PANTS military conunandants on the new DEAN HEADS TO N-TAIK8 restrictions said; New York, .Aug. 23 OP) — Kofsky’s Has a Tremendous Stock of Sizes and Widths **nie latest illegal measures, an­ Arthur H. Dean left today tor nounced by the so-called East Europe to prem anew tor Rus­ BACK-TO-SCHOOL German Government on Aug. 23 sian agreement oo a treaty ban­ have resulted in a further sealing ning nuclear tests. He said he BACK-TO-COLLEGE off of East Beiiin and Ekwt Ger­ would oeek to oonrince the Rus­ 1 ' many from the free world. sians that there was no possi­ And A Large Staff Of Skilled Shoe Fitting Experts • McGREGOR “ They are another step in the bility of espionage under United unfolding of the brutal and cal­ States proposals. “iVe still hope i lous policy of the East German • MANHAHAN regime. we may be able to convince the j Soviet Unon that In the propos- i To Fit Your Child Properly! "Only 10 days after the intro­ als we have made for the loca- I • VAN HE4JSEN duction of the mestsures of Aug. 12, the E ast German regime has tions of control posts and the | added further grave restrictions number of on-site inspections, SPORT SHIRTS on free movement in Berlin. and tbe makeup of the teams in ABC’S "Ih o new measures aim to sub- these control posts, there Is no Jeot West BerUn to the same op- possibility of espionage,” Dean We have the largest .selection in pr sssiva travel control vrtthin Ber­ said before boarding a plane at Idlewlld Airport. New England of button and pull­ lin which the Soviet regime al­ over styles. ready has Imposed on its own peo> Lorgfist Miection of back-to«schc^sl)eos in town! piss. FIRE CLOSES AIRPORT ^^em ardr^fst *Tlio new measures are further S t John's, Nfid., Aug. 28 (JPi— Special! ftm ff that the E ast Gennan Com- Forest fires Wrtually closed Gan­ i.OO OVER 12S STYLES munt* regime cannot tolerate der’s Intemaiioniil Airport to­ ; MANCHESr-R WEST HARTFORO t o RACK-TO-SCHOOL - m fm Uw simpleet human contacts day and swept into the north­ M SHOFPINiG PARKAOE •otween friends and famlUes. east const town of Oanaan- CENTER LOAFERS and TIES SIMI9 to "Iheee lllagal measuree are con- vUie. The huge sirport was open SKEAKERS tm y to the axlsting 4-power only to emergency flights of ------'l ta d Iqr flagranUy dlsrs- Are fighters and commercial ^ trideRite Such famouB brand names aa: Moc-About—Jarmin—^BatM— ly human i^ ts pfauMs willing to nee It a t their Charge Accounts Invitetf! Bal styles, lace-to-toe the Bontempt of the owa risk. The field wae cloeed SHOE and high tope. ,W. L. Douglas and Foot King. [ a i m e a ngtm o for world for aiioat elx honrs yeetardey lOB. wiMn emoke ledueed vlelNllly F R B FARMNO THE SHOE THAT UNDER8TANDI CHILDREN 'three VNebpn eommaad- t o lero and aa arm of the fine take a meet aeriotts view at Nhched the edge ef a m w ay. \ - i . r A g n ^ r g iV H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN suiting flm w «l sufMTvlss the Hehron, Logt None of His Sarcasm R ygion al 9 project at an hourly rats of $10. Principal Aram Damarjlan asks MAIN STREET Student Smoking that any new students in the dis­ House, Land Sold AMPLE FREE PARKING trict coma into the school office MANCHESTER Gerhardt Eisler Once before Aug. 28, between 8 a.ra>. To Gilead Church ^ AT THE Allowed at RHAM and 4 pjn., to mkke out their class schedules. The Gilead Oongregatlanal Phon* Ml 3-4123 REAR OF THE STORE The RHAM Board of Education To Present Oomedy Monday night unanimously voted Church has bought Mrs. Slxabetk No. 1 Red Spy in U.S. to change Ita policy on student At its monthly meeting held Way Steadman’s house snd Isnd smoking. Aug. 19, the Podium Players de­ on Gklead St„ next to the church. Op«n Thurs. 9:30 till 9 p.m. cided to produce the three-act This purchase has been under Open Thurs. 9:30 till 9 p.m. (Coetimed from Pac* One) wing group put up his ball of $3S,- •mo new policy states “Smok­ farce, "See How ’They i^un” by eonstderatlon for imme time. Just 500 ing will be permitted at RHAM Philip King. The play, directed by what use will be made of the new­ One of the refugees was Eisler, On May 7, 1949, Eisler paid 25 High School beginning S^rtemher Burton Moore of Coventry, will be ly acquired property Is not stated. traveling with his pretty Polish cents to inspect the Polish liner 1991, according to detailed regula- presented at RHAM High School In Mrs. Steadman has also sold fiancee, some U years his Junior. Batory, then hid until several tlona laid down by the administra­ about 40 acres of land In the area After numerous pleas. Investiga­ October. hours after she had sailed. tion.” It supplants the board’s The produtcion committee will to Frederick L. Way, owner of tions, and denials of any Com­ Taken off the ship in South­ decision of August 1968 which pro­ Wellesway farm, Gilead. munist connections, the pair got Include Mrs. H. Clay Osborn in, ampton, Eisler was released by hibited smoking. Mrs. John Sibun, Mrs. Robert Hor­ Mr. and Mrs. Lyfhan Eddy have visitors’ visas. the British several weeks later A. Currier and Associates reported They were married In Norwalk, ton, and Mr. Eugene Devine. Cast­ sold to Charles suid Virginia XQl- and finally went home to his na­ A. Curler knd Associates reported ing tryouts will be held early next ler of Ellington, their house, land Conn., the next year and set up its recommendations coiKemlng RINGS THE SCHOOL BELL! tive Germany — ata eastern sec­ month. and farm buildings, former resi­ houB^eeping in a quiet suburban the ameaitlng of driveways and section of New Tork City. tor of it. ^ ’The Podium Players are seek­ dence of the late Claude Jones and Eisler w’as bom in Leipsig, parking areas, to be financed from ing donations of costumes, espe­ family. Mr. Eddy, who Is employ­ Neighbors, Immigration officials, but grew up in Vienna, where his the hwdshtp grant The work will cially period ones. Mrs, Robert ed by Pratt and Whitney has and practically everyone else were father was a profeesor. Gerhardt include deepening o f the base of Horton of Hebron may be contact­ been transferred to California. WEATHERBIRD CHILDREN'S surprised in 1M6 when the Com­ Joined the Communist party in the road, regrading, extension of ed about such donations which will Voter Seeelon WITH THE MOST COMPLETE munist mastermind "Hans Ber­ ■'1918. as soon as he got out of the subsurface drainage, with bitum­ be stored and catalogrued. A session for making voters will ger," de.scrlbed by ex-Commu- Austrian Army, and a few years inous concrete topping. The esti­ The annual general meeting will be held at the town clerk’s office nist Louis Budenz as the spy who mate for the entrance drive, turn­ from 9 a.m. to noon, and from 1 gave all the orders but "never later was sent by the party to be held Sept. 16 at the home of COLLECTION OF SHOES FOR Germany. around, and parking lot is $12,000; Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Osborn HI, to 6 p.m., Saturday. A prospective SHOES shows his lace," turned out to be for the service parking area, voter must be 21 years old, a Unit­ Eisler. There he worked with his sister, West St., Hebron. who was known as Ruth Fischer $5,600; and for the multiuse area ed States citizen, resident of the Called before the House Com­ next to the gymnasium, $5,200. Manchester Evening Herald state for a year and of the town THE COLLEGE CAMPUS OR mittee on un-American Activities and was a powerful party figure until she was expelled for devia­ Bids Regional 8 correspondent Katha­ for six months. ’There will be one he refused to answur the commit­ ’Ihs board authorized Charles rine Sibun, Mepnone ACademy other voter-making session before tee's questiona and was cited for tion in 192S. It was this sister whose testimony helped the Unit­ A. Currier and Associates to pre­ 8-8516. the town election. THE KINDERGARTEN SET! ccmtempt of Congress. ed States to convict Eisler. pare specifications and to seek contract bids to be turned into Samuel Clemens, better known Manchester Evening Herald He­ He got a year in jail on that After a fling in China, where he charge, and soon was on trial the school office before the b o u t ’s as Mark Twain, Is buried in El­ bron oorreepondent, Susan Penr went as a joumaiist but .allegedly next meeting Sept. 11. The Con-' mira, N. T, dleton, teleidione ACadeny 8-S4M. YOUNG SHOE FASHIONS again for making false state­ worked as a secret Communist ments on a request for a permit agent, Eisler returned to Germany. to leave this country. That case Eisler’s arrival here in 1941, In Matrimonial Merger ended with another prison sen­ according to FBI Director J. Ekl- tence of one to three years. Mrs. Helen North, a widow living In San Leandro, Calif., with her eight children. Is to marry Fran­ gar Hoover, only one of many cis Louis Beardsley, a Navy widower at nearby Carmel who has 10 children of his own. The wed­ Formerly Bhsler appealed both convictions visits paid to the United States— ding la scheduled for Sept. 9 at the Carmel msaton. Top row, from left; Thomas, 8; Janette, 10; 7 .9 9 to the Supreme Court, and mean­ all others under aliases with Colleen, 11, and Nicholas, 9. Bottom, from left: Phillip, 4; Teresa, 1, held by Mrs. North; Gerald, while was rrteased after a left- forged papers. 2%, and Jean, 5. (AP Photofax). Cheney't MILL FABRIC Salesroom "PIN POINT" Sizes 8'/t to 3 A. LO-BOOT: black or otter calf NEW LOCATION 12.99 B. GALAXIE: black or otter calf SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE! delightfully gentle to growing Salesroom C. NICKIE; black calf 175 Pine St. feet, designed with the tapered look tor the bright red tree tranks In front of the store on * air foam cushioned Fine Street. MANCHESTER, CONNv look. 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WAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, Idfil WEDNESDAY, ^UGUST 28, 1961 by the assooiation for that 4at«, Sedition Two WEDl^SSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1961 latpr Enentttg 2fwalii 15 to 28 for which memlsara reirilnded Earl H. Lassen la general chair­ ger strike. They say they will fbat Andov€>r man. unto death if Nehru gives the will be postponed to Bspt S. Coventry to: bring th eir articiM . The annual aaaoeiation mssUng Mrs. Steullet ha.s requested Spaghetti SUpper Sikhs’ Leader Sikhs their own state. The Waterfront Heights A a^ The Sikhs, a militant offshoot Town Committee will be Saturday, Sept, t at • p. trading stamps for the unit’s ari- iri. in th e bam . thes« articles might b* handled ing . about a chaxgo of violating nual fund raising project. Anyone elation its sponsoring a spaghetti of Hinduism, claim they want. a through eeparate requests from 12th Circuit pi^atlon. Ho pleaded guilty. having any to donate may give and meat ball supper Saturday In 8tli Day of separate Punjabi-speaking state to Adds 3 Members BOYSCOVT Rain Causes Statements from Atty. Ed'win MPs Defend 2 Dedication Ceremony evening at the private develop­ preserve the "Punjabi culture, but Manrheater Evening Herald Garbage, Trash Pickup homeowners. them to her. He estimated that the increased M. Lavltt, representing McCrystal, ment clubhouse. There will be a Nelmi contends their aim is po­ Andover oorreepondent Ohidy Basoball Plonlr Huliger Strike Three new members were named Ffaastielil, telephone PI S-68M. expense of the combined collection Notes and News Minor Floods Court Cases snd from Adult Probation Officer Russians from The Coventry Baseball Associa­ charge per family. Those attend­ litical domination by their relig­ at a recent meeting of the Dem- would cost about a foliar a month Paul ■ J. McGeary supported the tion has completed plans for a fam­ ing are asked to bring their own. ious group. The prime minister in­ ocm tlc Town Comm ittee to fill to the average taxpayer with a contention that McCtVstal had Set for High School silverware. A Chinese suction (Continaad from Page Oaa) sists s religious state would be a •SUBWAY* SOLO TO MOVIES M anchester Boy Scout Troop 47 ily picnic for members and fam­ some vacanciM crested by recent New York (P) — Although the Favored bv Directors $12,000 valuation on his house. The rains came to Manchester Rockville Beaslon been a "model probationer” since Berlin Crowd will be conducted during the backward step for modem India action increasing membership The present contract with the is currently winding up a two- early today causing minor flooding his release from the Cheslre Re­ ilies of the boj'a who played on affair. he declared he would not withdraw and would be an Incitement to stage version of "Subways Are For week camping stay at Lake of Vague testimony about the num­ Plaiu ar* complete for the ded■^; held from 9 am. to fi p.m. Satur­ the team s of the Americah L»eague, from 16'to 20. Connecticut Carting Co. expires in streets and basements. form atory in May, 1960, expect for "even an inch" from his demand communal disorders betwjeen the Sleeping" Is still In the writing Isles; North Stonington. More than an Inch of rain fell on ber of care traveling on Rock­ (Con tinned Png* Dm ) Icatlon of Coventry High School day at the North Coventry Fire­ National League and the beginners The new members are Mlse Pa­ etage, the rights to make a movie The board of directors decided informally last night that Sept. 1. the Vernon incident. 3Ianrhester Evening Herald for a Sikh majority state. country's various religious com­ Saturday nigfit the boys will the Manchester-Hartford area be­ ville's Union St. one night in July Tile two-year probation term to be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. house. All four registrars of vot­ group. This vlll be held from 1 Coventry eorreapondent, F. Paul­ tricia Welch, Lake Rd.; M«. John later on have alerady been sold. It wants combined garbage and rubbish collections for Man­ There were boos and shouta m unities. 1 Farley, Gilead Rd.; and ’Ihomas break camp and head back to tween 4 a.m. and 9 a m. as a storm was Imposed at that time in lieu of X, at the school. ers from both the first and aecond p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the ine Little, telephone PI X-62SI. .. “I shall lay down my life for The buyer: Prank Sinatra. chester, it wants them twice a week, and it wants them made Manchester after hosting their led Judge Edward C. Hamlll to ac­ Tvan go home.” Plains Athletic Field. Jay Gorden this cause, and after my death you McCabe, Wales Rd. moving in off the A tlantic coast­ of suspended sentences given him - Horace Seeley-Brown of Pom- voting districts, will be in attend­ The singer’a purchase Included from the rear of houses and businesses. Legionnaires Se^t parents for supper and holding a line brought moderate to heavy quit an Ellington driver yester­ Part of the crowd started to ance. ' Sr. is general chairman. will continue the struggle. Ws Revietc Time Git'en in South Windsor Town Court in fret, Second District Congress-: Since Mrs. Paul Jurovaty, com­ also rights to make a cast album G«neral Manager Richard Mar-» ------court of awards. rain showers to eastern and south­ day of a charge of passing cars January that year. press toward the Soviet officers The second session will ^be from All food will be provided by the Mutton on Japan'n TV shall triumph," he said. mittee secretary, recently resign-: and individual r^ordlngs. Fi­ man. will give a short talk, tin assured the directors he would receive $2.20 an hour, and the District Officers The boys’ basic program for the eastern Corinecticut. the weather on a hill. I.rfivitt said McCrystal has been snd some people got within a yard 9 a m. to 8 p.m. Sept. 9 m, Soutb association and the team sponsors. Tara Singh's death by fasting Washington — To minimize the ed, there are two vacancies re­ nancial details of the agreement talk to four of the five collection or two as the canvas-topped car Joseph Molycka or the school laborers receive $2.05 an hour. first w-eek w'hich began Aug. 13, bureau at Bradley Field reported. However, Judge Hamill found working steadily, snd has been a Coventry. The menu will consi.st of potato Tokyo—Television fare In Japan would be certain to touch off Seri­ likelihood of anyone’s being hurt maining. Miss Welch has been with Producer David Merrick were contrswtors who submitted bids squeezed past a Patton tank. The building committee will be the .salad, corn on the cob. hot dogs, includes mutton from New Zealand. ous violence by his followers. accidentally by a consent judg­ 'T think we could provide better Installation of officers for Dis­ consisted of conservation with the The Travelcr.s Weather Bureau Joshua Arnold. 24, giiilty of speed­ good worker. master of ceremonies. The registrars of voters will be elected to serve as secretary not announced, but were reported Aug. 8, and negotiate some kind of preparation of two areas to be reported 1.39 inches of rain as of In other cases, the court: military police, their rifles across in .session Tue.sday from 9 a.m. to hamburgers, soft drinks. The New Zealand meat producers Meanwhile, two Hindu sadhus ment in an antitrust case, the B to 60 Dance to total "close to" one million dol-' trial contract. service that way, yes,” he said, but trict One of the American Legion ing and fined him $27. Green-Chobot Post No. 52. added the cost would be prohibi­ planted next spring, and the cor­ 12:30 p.m. with intermittent show­ Fined Roland J, Roy, 26. of 7 their chestfl, held back the West 5 p.m. at their new headquai'ters Food Sale became the first foreigner^o spon­ (holy men) continued counter­ Justice Department now requires The Andover Lake Property lars. Whatever arrangement Martin and the Auxiliary, which com­ Arnold pleaded Innocent to the American Legion, and Its Auxili­ tive. rection of soil erosion along the ers expected to continue through­ charges and elected a court trial. Hammond St., Rockville, $120 for Berliners. at the Center School at the corner The Wonicn's Auxillarj' of the sor a domestic Japanese XV show fasts. asking Nehru not to wield to that such judgments be filed 20 Owners Association will hold a The musical, with score by Jule manages to work out will be pre­ The Russians, staring straight ary have given a 50-star outdoor Coventry Volunteer Fire Associa­ when they started s televised cook­ Tara Singh's demands. Yogdra] days before they take effect. Inter­ 6 to 60 dance at the Red Bam prises Hartford County, will be waterfront and on some of the out the day. He w’as arrested on Union St. driving under the influence. of School St, and Rt. 31. This ses­ Styne, ibook and lyrics by Betty sented to the directors and the The work la hard day after day, Tile Manchester Highway De­ Nolled a charge of breach of | ahead, drove off toward the center American Flag and a Connecticut tion. Inc . of South Coventry, will ing school to introduce Japanese Suryadeva, in Amritsar, and SWa- ested parties may be allowed to Friday, Sept. 1. The "School said Martin, and would affect the held Monday at 8 p.m. at Bloom­ paths around camp. about 11 p.m. July 24 by Rock­ sion will be only for working on Ctmdm and Adolph Green, is due general public at a hearing Tues­ A talk by a game biologist from partm ent garage office received peace against Charles Orlyl, 70, of i of West Berlin. State Flag and an indoor .*>0-star the preliminarv- voting li.sls. Any have a food sale at 10 a.m. Satur­ j housewives to New Zealand mut- mi RameshvvaranAnd, in Delhi, en- comment on the propoaed judg- Daze” hop, originally scheduled on B roadw ay Dec. 26. day for approval. cost of the town's workmen's field Junior High School, -Bloom­ ville Patrolman Forest R. Hull, American F lag which will be day at Tremblay's store on Rt. 31. ' toni tei^ed the eighth day of th eir htin- menta. the State Fish and Game Depart­ numerous calls of flooded catch who said he clocked Arnold for 20 Morrison St.. Rockville. ! persons who have moved within The cost will range from $44,000 compensation, sickness coverage field. ment and the mapping of trees basins at Litchfield, Division, Fined W illiam W. Evoy. 17, of placed on the stage in the educa­ the town since the last list was and othsr expenses as the aver­ six-tenths of a mile at 45 miles to $62,000 more than the $80,000 Officers to be ln.stalled are; Jo­ arid wildlife were two other high­ Haynes and Branford Sts. an hour in the 25-mile zone on Windsorville Rd , Rockville, $15' tional auditorium. completed are reque.sted to report anticipated In the present budget. age age of the collectors advanc­ Rules for Heating The Legion will, have its color seph L. Beninato. Bloomfield, dis­ lights of the program. .Minor W ashout Union St. for failure to stop for a stop sign.! this change at that time, iiie reg­ PiyilllliHllllllilHIIIIIIilillllilllllllliH (The directors appropriated a to­ ed. trict commander; John Silvay, guard at the prog»ani. Included ■ For training in outdoor cooking, A minor washout was taken care Hull said Arnold had passed Continued to various dates eight i istrars will be removing U\e name.s ilili tal of $131,000 for garbage and One way to avoid the wear and West Hartford, senior vice com­ of by department workers on cases docketed for today's court ' To Be Discussed will be Eugene Rychling. comman-; from the previoii.s list of those per­ :;:n rubbish collection and disposal in the boys produced their noon three cars while driring up Union tear on the men, he suggested, mander; James Patter.son. Hart­ meals “over the coaLs,” and came Spring St,, near Globe Hollow’. ses.ston. dar and service officer; Stanley l sons who have died or moved out the current budget, but about $51,- would be to rotate the highway ford, vice commander; Marion St., upgrade all the way, Harris, past commander and pres- i up with some tasty dishes that Other report.s of flooding came Arnold .said he remembered Manchester fuel dealers tonight of town. 000 is for staff and equipment at department men to the garbage Cox, East Hartford, adjutant; from resident.s on Wcll.s St. and are expected to present some pro­ ent chaplain: LawTcnce Perry, j Ijfgion Offierrs the dump, which leaves $80,000 for included chicken barbeque. roast pa.ssing only one car and said the I5th Circuit Court detail, and pay them a premium John Beebe. Glastonbury, finance beef and ham, and hunters’ stew. Virginia Rd. No serious damage posed revisions concerning town senior tice commander; James | The Green-Chobot Post No. ,S2. collection.) officer: Milton Hussey, Bristol, street was not lined nor were NEW BRITAIN SESSION for the w'ork. He envisioned many Other acti\1ties have included a was reported. there signs prohibiting pa.ssing. healing regulations at a public Hoyt, sergeant at arms and Louis : Amencan Legion, and its auxili­ General Manager Martin wants problems with this. chaplain: Ken Kron. New Brit­ No power or telephone failures George Kindherg. 25. and his hearing to be held at 8 at the A. Steullet,’ adjutant. A bugler ary will have a joint instaJJation nature scavenger hunt, dunking He said he felt his .speed was q/ ^ c^ C s o / Q ^ s h i o n a trial period of six' months for Martin said that if the town ain. judge advocate; Wjlllam Rich, were reported after the early morn­ wife. Lcanna. 23. of 436 N. Main • Municipal Building. -~.4 ; •••“>■.* will also attend. !of officers at 6:30 p.m. Saturday tpe I Southington. hl.storian; Stanley officers in the lake, and games of rea.sonable. garbage collection alone with provided the service itself, ing deluge. St„ today pleaded guilty to four The Heating Regulations, ap­ at Uie I.egion home on Wall SI. whichever contractor he selects, he Lulek. Wlnd.sor, sergeant-at-arms; British Bulldog. Bertron A. Hunt, school build­ service would be more compulsory In their itinerary the senior proved by General Manager Rich­ ing committee chairman, will m- > Offi.-ers of the post will be in­ told the dircetors last night. and Robert Waite. West Hartford, guilty of driving under .suspension!'"’,^'' false pretenses. . ^ ard Martin and Building Inspector stalled bv Kouiih District Com­ FAIR than it is now. The town would asst, sergeanl-at-arma. scouts have enjoyed rifle and arch­ troduCM the architect.«, Ruivsell, Two Reasons have to provide the service, he ery instruction, training in first of his license and fined him $200. i t n s o ^ ^ Thomas C. Monahan last M arch Gibson and von Dohlen of West mander James Sullivan of Stafford There are two reasons for the Executive committeemen will be the maximum pcnaltv. yesterday by Det, Sgt. Joseph Sar- 27, win be discussed following a Sunngs and his installing team. said. Under the pre.sent setup with Francis G. Ganis, Wethersfield, aid and compass orientation at Local Slocks „ . , ' ■ I tor of Manchester on warrants is- Hartford and building contractor trial period, he said. the Connecticut Carting Co. of night, physical fitness tests, and request to the general manager representatives tV a d h a m s and Officers of the auxiliary will he (1) It would be a test of how and Past District Commander Ozut, unable to p^ay the fine, ! from New Britain, by Atty. Herman Yules, repre­ installed by Mrs. Mildred Korber Newington, a penalty is supposed­ Ralp W. Nevera. Installing officer a ten-mile hike. wa.s committed to Tolland State Kindbergs passed several May of Hartford well the contractor collected, and ly paid each time a legitimate col­ Crew' Three of the senior scouts t^uiitatloas Fuinlshed by senting the fuel dealers. of N'orih Windham, local past (2) it would save money by post­ will be Past Dia’trirt Commander ' "v', . r, ^ hundred dollars' worth of bad Fuel dealers are reported to Rimt will turn the keys of the BACK TO SCHOOL lection is skipped. spent their first week hiking the Uobiirn ft Mlddlebrnok, Ine. Judge Hamill. reviewing Ozut s i the New Britain area, new school over to Mrs, Alma L. president and the following team poning the time when the full col­ Clarence R. Hillman. Bank Storks in want clear cut regulations and of past presidents: 5frs. P.icharl! D lfflculty .Arise# Presidential Range in New Hamp­ record, said the record "amply 3 Heckler, chairman of the board of lection system started. Officers to be installed In the Rid Asked police say. codes concerning installation of C. Snow and Mrs. Ralph Bums of shire. but have now joined the oth­ justifies the fine " It wa.s Ozut's The case was continued until education. Even with a postponement of six A difficulty arises for the town Au.xiliary are: Helene Silva.v, W est Conn Bank and Trust third conviction for a .similar of­ oil heating units as compared to Mrs. Heckler, will introdin e town. Mrs. Grace Homer, Mrs. months, he said, the combined col- in collecting the penalty because Hartford, president: Sadye Dugas. ers at Lake of Isles. .Sept. 6 for presentence investiga­ gas heating. They also want print­ The scouts are under the leader­ Co...... 58 fense. Royal O. Fisher, .superintendent of Madelvn James. Mr.s, Ralph V. V lections will cost $44,000 mote than some homeowners do not com- New Britain, fir.st vice president; H ' iliiid National tion. ed booklets stating the heating schools, who will present the Reynolds and Mrs. Helen Mac- the directors had anticipated. plain, and some that do complain Virginla-Amo. Windsor Locks, sec­ ship of Scoutmaster Robert Von Thomas N. M cCrystal. 22, of regulations and codes, it was re­ Deck, assi.*-tants David Kelsey. Bank and T ru st Co. 55 58 .Maple St. Vernon, heard the court school faculty, including Principal Farland. all of Mansfield, Mrs. The majority of the directors have been skipped because their ond vice president; Marie Morgan- I'ire In su ran ce CxMiiiinnle* Blood Bank ported. Francis A, Perrotli. Edna Lewis of tVillimantic and were not in favor of experiment- garbage cans were loaded with ti. Rocky Hill, chaplain: Irene FYank Boyd and Edward Diehl, revoke the remaining 10 montlis from our Aebia F'lre ...... 121 126 of a two-year probaticiiary term • Also included in the program Mrs. George Nel.son of Andover. Ing six months with garbage col- non-garbage material, Moore, East Hartford, historian; and j\inior assistants Steve Mor­ Hartford F'ire ...... 74'j 78’j Minerals Exploited will be .singing by the glee club. ' Past officers to be installed are rison and Richard Dixon. i and sentence him to jail for 30 ' The present Red Cross blood lections before starting the full Martin said that if the directors Lila Walker. West Hartford, secre- National Fire ...... 140 150 program opened Us first regional a cornerstone ceremony, and a Eugene Ryrhling, commander: collection system. i did deride the town should hire tan-: Shirley Norton, Newington, days. Phoenix Fire ...... 116 126 Once the jail term expire.s. Me- : center at Rochester. N.Y., in Janu­ Rabat, Morocco — Eighty per guided tour of the school Stu- ; Lawrence Perry, senior vice com­ M arlin .said the co.st of starting ■ it., own collectors, hiring would ! treasurer. l.ltn and indemnlt.v Ina Cos mander, Charles Benjamin of .At- Children's I Cry.'tal will )«> on probation for a ary of 1948. By the outbreak of cent of Morocco's population earns dents who will attend the school I full collection Immediately would' „ot oe difficult. He said he was Also. SuMnne Waite, West Hart­ * Rockville-Vernon Aetna Casualty .... 139 149 its living from agriculture. But will conduct the tour for their par- , woodville. junior vice commander: be $75,000 additionally. Instead of told by the State Employment I year. the Korean conflict, 34 blood cen­ ford. sergeant-at-arms; and Doro- : _ ._ , Aetna Life ...... 128'i 133'i ters were in operation. Since the North African co'untry is ex­ ents and friends. j Louis A. Steullet. adjutant; Ernest hu $44,000. Service that on the basis of the He was ari:esled in Vernon la.st , thy Damarest, New Britain, as.st. | 2 OWIl lO l\€*CeiVe Conn. General ...... 260 275 1 month and found guilty of breach World War II. the ARC has col- ploiting significant deposits of New Voter Session I Marsh, finance officer: Stanley H|: Director William Collins thought, present employment situation and sergeant-at-arms Irustalling offi- | Hftd. Steam Boiler 115 120 phosphate*, cobalt, manganese, The first of two regular sessions | Harris, chaplain: Richard C. Snow, World the experiment should be on the ' the pre.sent rates being paid col- of peace, re.sisting an officer, and | lected more than 30 million pints rer will be Elizabeth Bellinger, ! Travelers ...... 137'a 142'i driving under the influence, bring- ; of blood. iron, lead, zinc, and petroleuna. for making of new voters will he , hLstorian: Rychling. .service officer: collection of rubbish. * lectors, Manchester "wouldn't New Britain. $335,000 in Aid Fuhllr rtllltica M artin .said the collection of pave anv difficultv.” James Hoyt, sergeant at arms and Following the ceremonies there I Conn. Light & Pow er 28 John l.,acek. aAsistant .sergeant at lower level garbage was a good test, because- jjg^.or' Harold A. Turkington For New School iHftd. Ele-tric Light 73', am is. liil the tendency among the oolieclors drivers, at will be a social at the Bloomfield Post on Park Ave., Bloomfield. ------I H artford Gas Co. . . . 56 Auxiliary officers to be metalled was to refuse containers : ,east, were town employes, the Vernon will receive $335,000 ! Sm'then .New England are Mrs Elizabeth Rychling, pres­ had rubbish in them. Anyone who ^ trucks ’ would not be involved in __ , « from the ktate over a period of 20 Telephone ...... 52 .55 OPEN THURSDAYS 9 A M. fo 9 P.M. FREC PURNGLL PARKING ident; Mrs. Ruth Steullet, vice fell down on garbage rollectiw Humlston to Ernest P. and Maria I $500 per pupil, based on the 55 Somogyl, property at 40 Alton St. Veeder R oot...... 51 Since 1911, is Then to Marlow’s; Mrs. Mathilda Raisch. Mrs. Mil­ on the basis of co st the Idea of The apparent low' bidder for the school's maximum capacity of 670 The above quotations are not to the toWTi's h irin g the collectors, combined collections was the Sani­ Alliert J. Kane to Rose St. John, children. A dred Korber and Mrs. Ann Bums, M construed as actual marketa. executive committee. ra th e r than contracting for them. tation Servire, Inc., of South Wind­ property off Hilliard St. Yearly payments will be $16.- First to Marlow’s This Has Boon The unit will have a penny table "I'm sure it will cost us more sor with a bid of $116,640. Inelud- .\ttax-hment 750 with the first installment due If we employ our own help," he ing $82 ,500 for garbage and $34,- Manchester Motor Sales Inc. in October. Store Undersells U.S. said. "I can't see hiring men for 140 for rubbish. against Raymond and Henrietta The state disperses aid for for Best Brands the Habit Since 1911 this continual job, and not have "I think there's something wrong Brooks, for $500 in damage.*;, a t­ school conatruclion at the rate of Southington, Aug. 23 iJP' — A K tuins them full fledged employes.” with the bid." said Martin. Other tachment of property at 13 Emer­ $500 a pupil or half the total con- Southington department store has backache, Having the men as full-time bids ranged fiom the Connecticut son St. struotlcm cost, whichever is less. found a novel way of attracting headache, employes would increase the ctuslomers - - and ig bringing them or muscular Carling Co. with $159,000 per year Building Pemilta Half of Lake St. School’s $737- aches and pains may town's cost for workmen's com­ to the Ryan.Coady Co., w ith $250,- Emil Panteleo, to build a two- 000 construction cost Is $368,500. in by the thousands. 0 come on with over-exertion, ill pensation. social security, pension 000, both bids for the combined familv house at 159-161, Wetherell The aid figure w-as disclosed at G. E. Madi-son Stores Is selling (A) BOUFFANT SLIP by Style Un- $1 worth of 4-cent U.S. postage For Boys For Girls emotional upsets or day to day contributions and medical cover­ collections. St., $12,000. a scheduled meeting of the board Streu and strain. And idka (iie.s. Nylon tricot top. tiei'ed bottom age. he said, as well as the cost of Mayor Turkington guessed that of selectmen, which could not stamp.s for 88 cents. who eat and drink unwisely vacations and extra personnel to Edward G. Mori^rty, for alter­ The idea was found to be per­ with lace trim. Snowv while, si/.e.i even with bi-weekly collection of ations to home at 15 L*ncaater transact anv official business be­ tometimea suffer mild bladder man the trucks during vacations. rubbish, a couple of rubbish col­ fectly legal, and the store decided irritation. . . with that FR ESH BIX>CK ISLAND 7 to 14. $3.00 Rd.. $500. cause of lack of a quorum. Risley restleaa uncomfortable feeling. 4-Man Crerws lections a year w'ould still be nec­ was the only one there. to sell the stamps at the bargain If you are miserable and SWORDFISH Five 4-man crews would be essary for big articles. Dave's Neon Sign Service of He was asked by Atty. Edwin price in order to attract attention TROUSERS DRESSES worn ont because of these dis­ needed, he said. The truck drivers General Manager Martin said Vernon for Alfred Enterprises, M. Lavilt. representing the Rock­ to their claim that they undersell • Chinos, tw ills, corduroy • Plaids and bright hues for fall comforts, Doan's Pills often erection of sign at 273 W. Middle ville Housing: Authority to arrange everyone, even the United States help by their pain relieving (B) HAND SMOCKED DRESS by Tpke., $700. Government. • By [„evi, Lee and Blue Bell • Sizes 3 to fix, 7 to 14 and pre-teen action, by their soothing Lb. for quitclaiming of town property 8 to 14 Polly Flinders. Printed (lotton with O'Connor Corp. of 'ITiompson- on Franklin St. to the authority as Thousands of people have pur­ • Khaki, gray, antelope, olive effect to ease bladder OHOU’E irritation, and by their mild puff sleeve.**, rick-rack trimmed; hand \111e for Bally Szcrygiel, to build another step in current land ac­ chased the stamp bargain since • Flip-pocket styles • “Chubettes” 814 to UVz, 10'/* to diuretic action through LAMB LEGS smocking on bodice: full skirt with JUST RIGHT FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL a garage at ilO Ljuesa St.. $965. quisition negotiations. the stamps went on sale Tuesday. • Sizes 6 to 20, 27 to 36 and huskies 16! 2 the kidneys — tending to Joseph W. Busky. for altera­ The town has interests in some 12.98 and more increase the output of the rick-rack trim. Snowv ■white collar. tions to home a t 454 W oodland St., lots there and has taken over two All marLOW Priced 15 miles of kidney tubes. Sizes 7 to 14. $7.98 $600. So if nagging back­ 8 Lb. 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To serve, your shopping convonieneo by a vote of 18-3. Houston imme­ INTO A NEW Rd., Bolton, after Aug. 28. Roundup In his allegations about the «Oo«tlniMd (rom P «fa One) Her headpiece wae a butterfly veil The bride la a graduate of Ly­ woman Juror, Harris contended diately announced he will challenge $3.00 Lozzari • Bilodeau tnini Paca One) Louder with Stereo w^th a crown of white roses and man Hall High School, Walling­ v 9:30 to 5:30 . . .in addition We remain open “The non-Communist dupes New York—(NBA)—FM atero a green gown of peau de sole, groom is a graduate of Manchester Ranfer until hours later. the student radio station. developments. primary would be held Sept. 26. either new stereo HM seta (estimat­ Lady of Fatima Church, Yalesvllle. High School, and attended the Uni­ The committee will serve only who have joined this organization • n d • JACKET may be just what FM needed. ed to cost only $6 more than noli- fashioned with bell skirt, scoop Another rocket and a second pay- Starts Fireworks He also said that she "hatud" Houston, a former mayor, was The bride Is the daughter of Mr. neck, and three-quarter-length versity of Hartford. as an advisory group and will have This high fidelity radio broad­ stereo sets), or adapters which will and Mrs. J. Lionel Bilodeau, Yales- Thursday & Friday Nite Till 9 .load. Ranker H, are available for him because of his race. once state welfare commissioner should realize that the Communist casting system has been showing ileevee. no censorship or other regulatory Two appeals by Harris have al­ and also served as head of the In­ GLAZING convert existing FM sets to receive irllle. The bridegroom is the son of a near effort tentatively set for this A wet tree limb dropping ■ Intemational^hopes to take over 1.95 signs of breaking through to puls- the two channel programs. These WILLIAM CHEW, 90 functions, the trustees said in the ready been rejeoted by the State ternational Cooperation Adminis­ & up Mrs. Amelia Laazari, 18 Hilltop She carried a cascade bouquet of Bloomfield, Aug. 22 (JP)—Funeral eenj fall. onto power linea this morning Latin A.merica because it is the 11c and sponsor acceptance In the adapters (from $28 to $88) will 'T recent announcement. tration. He returned late last year $3.00 Dr., and the late Ferdinand Laa- yellow roses and ivy. The early poruon of flight ap­ produced an unexpected fire­ Supreme Court. most feasible way to strike at the last two years. With FCX3 au­ make it possible for a set owner to services will be held tomorrow, for Albert E. Waugh, academic vice Prior to his conviction, Harris from four years of government zari. Robert Maemone of New York William Chew, 96, onetime po­ peared normal a* the huge missile works display for passersby on United States." thorization of two-channel broad­ receive stero radio broadcasts City was best man. Robert Will- I A president of the imlversity and practiced law heri for 25 years. service in New Delhi, India. The Rev. EMwin O’Brien of Our litical figure in Bridgeport. Chew, We take pridie In presenting lifted into the early morning sky Rockville's E Main St. about acting president in the absence of Eastman's statement announced casts, there seems to be good rea­ without too much additional ex­ banks of Manchester was usher. and sped swiftly from sight. Ivers' supporters spoke critically Lady of Fatima Church performed a grocer who retired at 50 to de­ 8:15. Dr. Albert E. Jorgensen, named publication of the hearings' pro­ son to believe FM will at last be pense. the double ring ceremony before The bride’s mother wore a beige As the biasing rocket darted Into The short circuit caused of Houston's public service and ceedings. something more than Just “ that It is different for the stations. vote himself to politics, died yes­ the following committee: Airline to Cut Service CHESTER Furriers an altar decorated with white car­ gown of peau de sole. The brlde- terday in a Simsbury Convalescent the ultimate in the cold air of the tipper atmos­ bright ball.s of flame to jump other aspects of his career in a All of the testimony in the sub­ other radio.” Davidson Vorhes, CBS-Radlo’s 956 Main tarter Wiitte. general manager Washington, Aug. 23 (JP)—East­ resolution filed la.st night with the 82 BURKE ROAD — ROCKVILLE nations and celebrated the nup­ ^oom's mother wore an aqua two- Hospital. He served as first chair­ phere a bright cloud of vapor from a transformer on top of committee’s publication was taken FM (for Frequency Modula­ vice-president In charge of opera­ piece suit and white accessories. bloesomed brilliantly around the of the Meriden Record and Journal ern Airlines has put the Civil town committee. They filed another MI S-1827 tial high Mass. The church choir man o f ’ the Republican organiza­ facing Oak the utility pole where the limb in public hearings except for that 0.11 RockvIUe CoUect—TR 6-5929 or Call JA 2-6862 tion) was Introduced shortly be­ tions, estimates that It will cost sang “Ave Maria" and “Mother, Both wore rose corsagps. back to school fashions vehicle. The rays of the rising sun and head of Connecticut's Free­ Aeronautics Board on notice that one that contended Houston is in­ of Edwin Shaw, 1057 East Grand tion in his district and as state rested. it Intends to suspend its service fore World War II, It was hailed the average FM station between at Thy Feet Is Kneeling.” Illuminated Ihia trail for several The racket drew the curious dom of Information Committee; eligible to vote in Meriden or other- Boulevard, Detroit. Mich. as a great advance and FM sta­ $7,500 and $10,000 in equipment A reception for 100 guests was representative for two terms. He I. minutes after the projectile streak­ Herbert C. Rice, president and at New Haven. wi-se to participate in local politics Bscorted by her father, the bride •held at the Three Cups Restaurant, was also controller and sewer com­ to doorways and windowi Shaw, who appeared at a closed- tions and sets blossomed. But the to go on the air with stereo (broad­ wore a floor-length gown of white ed from sight creating a spectacu­ along the street. general manager of Radio Sta­ The suspension must have CAB because of the location of his house. door hearing on June 14, invoked casts. Meriden. For a motor ti4p to Bos­ missioner in Bridgeport. tions WILI (Willimantic) and war halted production of sets and lar and eerie pattern In the sky. One observer described the approval, however, and first those Houston lives on a large plot of his constitutional protection then television grabbed the pub­ This high cost will undoubtedly Russia is believed to have used booming explosions as similar WINY (Putnam): John M. Evans, who oppose the shutdown must be ground that is partly in Meriden, against possible aelf-incriminatlon lic's attention. FM languished. mean that there’ll be a slow clan plaid dresses the same spare launch platform to the banging of empty trash the university’s fiscal vice presi­ given a hearing. partly In Middletowm, and partly and refused to answer when asked changeover. Most FM stations, ex­ dent; Dr. Stanle.v Wedberg, head But, In the last few years, it technique last Feb. 12 In firing a cans. Mayor Richard C. Lee of New in Middlefleld. His house allegedly whether he is a member of the has begun to grow again. About cept those connected with an AM probe toward Venus It missed The eruptions lasted about of the university's Department of Haven and Allan Hubbard, presi­ lies In Middletown, but the ques­ Communist party. 400,000 sets were manAactured in station, are low-budget operations. by every reputable famous maker Venus and became a satellite of the five minutes. A power company Bacteriology and Prof. John H. dent of the New Haven Airport tion of his residency has never be­ He was identified by the subcom­ 1958. but more thain twice that It will be years before all FM sta­ OPEN SIX DAYS sun. crew shut off the electricity Gleason, director of the univer­ Commission, said last night they fore interfered with his voting in mittee as Midwest regional direc­ i ‘ . X A I > ^ < /X f'J T tions are ready with stereo broad­ sity's Division of Commiuiications. were turned out in 1960. Adding The speed and direction of a and removed the limb would file formal objection to the Meriden and otherwise being rec­ tor of the Fair Play for Cuba Imported sets and those manu­ casts. Manday thru Saturday from 4,98 to 10.98 space package carried “ piggy Student members are Lester proposal. ognized as a citizen of the com­ Committee and also as chairman For stations now operating both back" can be measured accurately factured as part of consoles, the THURSDAY and FRIDAY Archambault, Hartford, Daily munity. of the Detroit chapter of the or­ 1 % AM and FM, programming will and unhurriedly while It is still in fields and thrust particles — all The new request was described A JSetv Dining Experience! total 1960 figure was around Woven cottons or blends by Campus editor; David A. Beau­ as a temporaiy suspension, to be The results of a postcard poll of ganization. Shaw refused to say million. be a problem. Currently, they NITES TILL 9 “ Galey and Lord" or, Royal “ parking orbit’." Then far in ad­ necessary data before man ven­ vais, West Springfield, Mass., and tures far into space. effective until the CAB acts on the the town’s 5,500 registered Repub­ whether he was an officer or even a Wednesdays Are Family Nights Last January, 20 new FM sta­ transmit the same program on “ O” in authentic clan plaids: vance, scientists can calculate a formerly of West Hartford, Daily lican voters was conducted by member. point that will be best for the The National Aeronautics and request for alteration of the cer­ 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. tions took to the air; there soon both systems. If the FM end of the Black Watch, Dress Stewart, Campus business manager; Judith tificate to s\iit Eastern, the tem­ Houston’s .supporters and they an- Sen. Thomas J, Dodd, D-Conn., will be more than 1,000 In opera­ operation is converted to stereo, or Murray. Tailored by probe's lunar or Interplanetary Space Adnrinistration reported A. Myers. Albany, N. Y., Dally takeoff. ••primary purpose of the first porary suspension would presum­ noiuiced its results last night. Of who presided at the hearing, call­ tion- Advertising revenue Is way obviously the audience will expect Youngland, Shepardess, Campus managing editor; Don D. ably become pemtanent, but if It 3,418 replies, they said, 2,569 ed Shaw “the most difficult wit­ up. Ratings are up, no matter all programs to be stereo. But the Allyssa, and hand smocked Previous moon probes fired from Ranger shot is to develop and test Nierling. Darien. Nutmeg .(year­ favored Houston and 849 were for ness I have seen In my three years basic elements of spacecraft tech­ denies the request for a certificate ALL YOU $ 1 who measures it or how the meas­ AM audience probably won't want dres.ses by Polly Flinders. the cape were restricted to approxl- book I editor, and Williain F. change Eastern would have to re­ Ivers. here.” At one point Dodd told urements are taken. to listen to the stereo progfram con­ Versatile Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. raately 15 minute period.^ of only nology required for lunar inter­ Grimes, Thompsonville, WHUS Shaw. “ If you are going to inter­ PER tent. four or five da^’s each month. This planetary missions ’ sume service in New Haven, PERSON There are several reasons for (student radio station) manager. Eastern said the New Haven rupt this hearing any more, I will CAN EAT * ■this FM comeback: This may mean. In the future," launching penalty would be nulli­ Some of the features being tried The board also derided to make Rare .Jewish Books have a marshal take you out of fied by perfection of the system businesa has been a money-loser for 1. Televlalon made people aoimd that AM-FM sUtions will be Cottons for the first time: An attitude the newspaper, yearbook and ra­ years. In 1959. the line said, its the building." obliged to split and program separ­ tried today. stabilization system which takes Cincinnati (Ab—Among the rare Old Fashlooed Chicken Soup conscious. TV sound is carried by Your girls dio station independent of the stu­ traffic at New' Haven came to 11,- Southern Fried Chicken an FM signal, rather than the ately. The Ranger I ^>acec.raff was its directional references from the dent senate, as recommended by 483 passengers and last year this books kept in a special building at for high school Hebrew Union College are 59 items Bovcott Fails Spaghetti—French Fried Potatoes AM (Audio Modulation) signal of deserve the best in 3 not aimed at the moon. The project Earth and sun, an advanced com­ the study committee. fell off 41 per cent. is. Tossed Salad Neopotitan the ordinary radio. People won­ campus or (Aclals wanted it to skim through munications system, an experi­ The operating loss on service for which compose the entire library millions of miles of Space for sev­ ment to determine friction forces of a group of Chinese Jews of 300- London — A British boycott of Bread and Butter—Coffee or Tea dered why they got better sound New Haven in 1960 came to J75,- South African goods in protest career eral months, gathering data on in the action of metal against me­ Atrards for 3 500 years ago. They lived some­ on TV than on their old kitchen Cuba Demands Wool Skirts 000, the airline said. against South African racial po­ radio; they found out it was be­ Space conditions and reporting on tal in the vacuum of Space and Hartford, Aug. 23 i,Pi—Three lo­ where within the interior of (TJhina. Children Under 10 Years Old gl.OO the operation of its etrueture and another to check the amount of cal men will be recipients of the “What we know about that com­ licies has had only very limited cause of FM and some bought FM Primary Test Looms effect, if any. British Imports of When Accompanied By Parents radioa. Prison for 74 3 to 6x, 2.98 to 4.98 its 16,9S0 electronic parts—which energy the solar panels can col­ Italian-American gold medal at munity is guesswork at best.” says On The Concourse At The Parkade make It the most complex and lect from the sun and convert to the third annual awards dinner of Meriden. Aug. 23 (.Pi — A hot librarian Herbert Zafren, “But it South African goods last year 2. FM car radios have gone in­ were 8471,(M0,0O0, up from 8252,- to production. (These are not con­ advaneed spacecraft ev-er sent electrical power. the Italian-American home of fight for the Republican nomina­ covers several hundred years, from Havana, Aug. 23 (F) — The 7 to 14. 5.98 to 7.98 aloft by the United States. Five Ranger ahots are planned. Hartford, Oct. 14. at the Hotel tion for mayor is shaping up be­ the 15th Century to the 17th.’’ 280,000 the year before. sidered perfected yet by many ra­ Cuban government has asked pris­ Ranger I also is one of the The aecond. scheduled next fall, Bond dio engineers.) This meant that on terms of 10 to 30 years for 74 atrangest-looklng space vehicles. They are Nat A, Sestero, as­ ttie vast driving public was now persons, including two Roman Clan or fashion wool plaids will be similar to today's attempt. . . . basic or fashion aolld It resembles a child’s "Tinker Rangers III, IV and V will try to sistant managing editor of the within range of FM broadcasts Catholic priests and a number of and, more Importantly, FM com­ tones, stitched pleats, box Toy” bristling with tubings, an­ land small instrument packs on Times. Angelo Giardini, president students, charged with plotting tenna rods and discs, solar travels, of Associated Construction Co. mercials. against the regime of Prime Min­ pleats, flared or kiltie styles. the moon next year. Select from Sacony, Girl sun and Barth sensors, and Instru­ and Capt, Alfred Garofolo of the 8. The surge in high fidelity ister Fidel Castro. Following Ranger over the next Hartford Police Dept. i Town, Jaymee, Derby. All ment packagres. several years will be four pro­ phonograph equipment has been At the trial in Santiago, the It stands 11 feet tall and is 5 A committee of nine members of prosecution asked 20 years for smartly tailored to fill every grams which will use the same a big boon. Component buyers, If girl’s dream. feet across its hexagon-shaped the Italian-American Home of they bought a tuner, bought an priests Reinerio Lebroc Martinez classic basic, but larger, spacecraft de­ Hartford, headed by Frank Baio. htse. Two solar cell panels were sign. Named Surveyor, Prospec­ FM timer. Many console sets in­ and Jose Luis Rojo Seljas and 30 and versatile to extend wingilke to a aptan of 17 general chairman of the awards cluded an AM'jFM tuner as stand­ years for Alberto Muller, a stu­ tor. Mariner and Voyager, they dinner, decided the awards. fset once ranger sped into space. will be sent aloft by more power­ ard equipment. dent leader. As one of its 18 aclentlflc stud­ ful boosters, like Centaur and Sa­ 4. Many factories and offices All are accused of working Zip-out against Castrp. "under the Influence ies, Ranger will try to determine turn now being developed. All, in­ Prejudice Charged have converted their PA systems K the Earth trails a comet-like of the church and the (U.S.) Cen­ Sherpa-lined cluding the last three Rangers, New Haven, Aug. 23 i.Pi — A ; to background music transmitters tan of hydrogen gas. It carries a law>-er now serving a four-to- I •with inexipenslve FM adapters. tral Intelligence Agency.” small telescope-like scanning de­ will carry television equipment. Government sources said Mul­ Surveyor will try controlled seven year term for theft and em- | The quality of the sound has made Choose from over 35 vice to take and transmit crude ■woriterB conscious of the pleasure ler, a former Havana University soft-landings on the moon. Pro­ bezzlement has asked that his ! student, left the country last year, boy coat pictures o f this possible phenome­ conviction be set aside. j of FM’s high fidelity, static-free styles in each size range non. spector w ill have two assign­ ANNUAL SUMMER then returned and joined antl- transmissions. Scientists at the Naval Research ments: Place mobile wheeled or Nelson Harris, in a suit filed in ^ Castro forces in Santiago Province. tracked vehicles on the moon or Superior 0>urt yesterday, charg- 5. In New York, there has been . . . regular or petite man-tailored Laboratory, who devised the ex­ j a special reason. This year many Groups in the .United States anil periment, previously detected the dig us samples of lunai" materials ed that one of the jurors at his | Latin America appealed to Castro by CO AT CRAFT and return them to Earth. trial was prejudiced against him. I of the New York Yankees base­ A glow of neutral hydrogen gas out­ ball broadcasts are on an FM out­ to spare his life. juniors. side the Barth's atmosphere on Mariner spacecraft will fly neaj- He was charged with missap- i let only. A number of the defendants re­ Orig. 35.95 ■yenua and Mars, taking pictures propriating $45,000 from two cor­ Instruments carried in high alti­ All these factors have been re­ portedly were captured during an tude research rockets. But its ex­ and gathering data. Voyagers wUl porations operating the Wood- uprising in the Sierra Maestra last orbit or land instruments on these flected in FM businesa. Even the April around the time of the ill- tent and khape could not be bridge Manor Housing Develop- | smaller stations have found their measured. two planets and later will fly to ment in Ansonia and Forest Acres j llstenership rising spectacularly. fated Cuban Invasion. 29.98 Other devices were to measure the vicinity of Mercury and Jupi­ in Cheshire. i As reflected in surveys, the list­ /n cosmic rays, radiation, magnetic ter. He was convicted in March I eners generally are wealthier and SHELLFISH CENTER FUNDS The traditional boy coat In wool and camel more adult than the AM audiences. Washington, Aug. 23 ((P) — The (A) Easy care cotton and arnel blend in the hair with zip-ln or zip-out Sherpa lining. This appeals to sponsors, so FM House has sent to Ph'esldent Ken­ basic sheath . . . meticuloust tailorinjr from Light in weight, yet cuddly warm. Natural, ' stations are finding their once nedy a bill authorizing a $1,325,000 red, willow. 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AMC of­ National Safety Council said to­ about six months before the next acient and involved card game mm twite at Orantt and pay no big game craze hlU the U.S. card called Tarot is in demand—all in negotiations in the auto Industry. fered a 7-cent hourly - wage in­ day. crease annually over ' the next Heading the nation's accident mere. Get finest quality mer- table. all a ripe time for a fast shuffle The UAW chief's strategy' ap­ And as 132 million of us are three years. But it asked the un­ fatalities, as usual, were traffic chandiM and the added extra and a new deal. peared today to be to persuade ion W scrap cost-oMlving in­ deatha with 16,980, Tills, however, card playera first (and do-lt-your- IVhat'B on the horizon 7 Pineapple American Motors to improve on ita WHIP creases and annual improvement was a one per cent drop from the of MHetampe. aelfers second), even the sUgtateM Not much, a 27-nation poll by proflt-sharing offer, make a quick factor wage increases of 314 per 17,170 highways fatalities In the change In the rules, object or scor­ the Association of American FROZEN settlement with AMC and then use cent. first six months last year. ing can be a very big deal. Playing Card Manufacturers re- QUART JAR Savi le it to pry out from General Motors, The company figures ita net The biggest decrease was In ac­ At least that’s how It has al­ veala. The British Common­ Sava (To Tord and Chrysler something bet­ ways been. Take a look at the Rifuiirly T2e worth for stockholders at $220 cident deatha In the home, with wealth ia atill playing blackjack. Rag. 2 far lla ter than they offered yesterday. record: Italy ia atill playing Scops and JUICE million and 10 per cent of this the 13,200 reported representing a Slap 6 Sbap Reuther called the Big Three of­ would be $22 million. drop of 8 per cent from 14,400 for 1. Just about 10 years ago a poker. Belgium is still playing Caailryfint fers — identical except in minor Top negotiators at the Big the January-June period of 1960. game called Canasta rosired out whist. And everybody else is still IrtR i lb detail — “ woefully inadequate.” Three appeared unconcerned over Accident deaths outside the of Argentina to overwhelm Amer­ playing Canasta. 1 Save 32o on GM, Ford and Chrysler offered a Reuther's sudden wooing of AMC. home and away from work, ex­ ica. In no time its influence One new game has turned up, 4 earn! minimum 21-cent hourly increase - GM's vice president for person­ cluding traffic fatalities, declined spread to women’s clothes, acces­ however. In Toronto, New York, - * 1 in wagea over the next three yeara nel, Louis G. Seaton, told news­ to 7,300 from 7,700, a decrease of sories, home furnishings — even Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles and Ri K< 33o eon and fringe benefit improvements men, "We have only been able to 5 per cent. men's wear. Durban, South Africa. It’s called ~ which the union said would only spite-and-malice. The card mak­ Rtguiaiiy 65c A worry about what we do here." On-the-Job deaths due to accl­ 2. A decade earlier the new coat the eompaniea one cent an Seaton said GM had made the denta increased 2 per cent to 6,700 ers and merchants are watching hour. The companies said the game was gin rummy. Schedules, It hopefully as it requires two UAW a "bona fide offer w-e think the first six months this year com­ contracts and weddings were can­ Stop 8i Shop saves you 10c fringe benefit costs would be aub- meets our responsibilities to em­ pared to 6,600 in 1960. decks and four jokers. a quart! Krcjt’s famous salad celed while grim opponents "had The f|fth joker, unhappily for stantlal. ployes, shareholders and the coun­ Deaths due to accidents for the to play one more hand.” dressing binds and blends Stop & Shop Average $3.80 try." first alx months last year totaled C rew n e c k o r co lla r production planning, is Uie fact Auto workers now average $2.80 3. Ten years before. In 1932, that new game crazes never cast foods perfectly, for special Malcolm L. Denise, Ford vice 44,600. contract bridge was fusing with an hour plus fringe benefits of be­ president for labor relations, de­ their shadows before them. light summer meals. The tween 35 and 40 cents. GIRLS' ORION* the national character. A trumped A man named Harold Vander­ DELUXE SHERBET scribed his company's offer as "a ace waa grounds fdr divorce—and Reuther declared, “ Their offer good one. a fair one. a respectable bilt just happened to Invent con­ "Maes" doea not remotely lay the basis Nehru Backs Reds still ia. tract bridge during a cruise. Gin one, rather than a substandard one 4. In 1922 it was auction bridge. SAVE I6e for a aettlement in the IMl nego­ on which we would expect to be CARDIGANS rummy was invented some 30 $ ' tiations.'' Present contracts at the O n Access Controls And before that, whist. And so on .years before Its fad by Elwood on 4 pints top enticed upward." 'i- end on into the past. pints Big Three expire eight days hence The Big Three offered to renew \22 Baker, a whist teacher in Brook­ R i|. 29e pint and the AMC contract runs out a (Ooatiimed from Page One) And today, aU the signs point lyn. bracket the 2‘ i per cent annual improve­ , Rogufor to a big change coming again. Not week later. ment factor and the cost-of-llvlng And Canasta? Who would have Reuther announced that he will feet two separate German states 2 .99 only are the magical 10 years guessed that so many people had Cranberry-Lemoa, Lime, Orsna*, jacket spend as much time as needed at escalator in present contracts. But over, but a survey by the card In­ the stamina to play that one a they proposed limiting cost-of liv­ exist "with each part governing Raipbeny er Phieepple the American Motors' bargaining movementa as sovereign states Spedally priced for baek-te- dustry shows that Canasta’s popu­ second time? buy! table, starting today, to pull tO' ing Increases over the next three years to a total of aix cents. In the normally have the right to do." s^ooL Interlock Orion acrylic Save 6cI 3 gether an agreement. ' s past three years UAW members Soviet and East German author­ o f apecWly line quality. Ma­ "American Motors has demon­ ities "could easily argue that they strated more willingness than the have accumulated cost of living in­ chine washable. Teal blue, jade, Regularly 35c pkg. creases totaling seven cents. can control the movement from As Line Officer 199 other companies to sit down at the Eaat to West Berlin," Nehru de­ magenta, red, white. 7 to 14. bargaining table and try to set Under present contracts, wagea go up or down one cent for ^each clared. FROZEN half-point fluctation in the quarter­ Although hu aaid "legiir'rlghta Permanently pleated 'A' ly consumer price index. The Big are confused" In the German Navy Lady to See Sea "Three proposed using only once-a- question, the comments by the Stop & Shop meats are TyrelMn«lmgth year figures. neutralist leader appeared to line STRAWBERRIES ranoa coot with him up with the Communists GIRLS' SKIRTS By WARREN LERUDE zlp>front ooinbwl Fringe Cost 45 Cents against the West. The United Ban Diego, Calif. (/P) — Pretty ^Top o’ the Graded cotton thtlL Corn* States and the Soviet Union both 3 7 Charlene Suneson joined the Navy Chicago—Major fringe benefits have tried to win his backing In Rogv/ar for the usual reason; To see the plotafy wcnhobla the Berlin dispute. the finest you^ll cost the average United States 2.99 world. throughout. manufacturer 45.4 cents an hour Nehru repeated earlier state­ ments that the crisis should be "I didn’t think I wouldn’t be al­ Orion* acrylic per production employe in 1959, Plaid Orion* acrylic & wool or according to Just-released gov­ solved by negotiations instead of lowed to go to aea. The Navy was Stop & Shop^^' ever eat! lining and framad Orion & nylon. Solid wool & ray­ •howl collar. Loob, fools and wean ftka sho^aldn. Slosh ernment figures. The benefits in­ troops and threats and that only the first place I met any restric­ taf* driving on. All pleats. Magenta, jade clude leave time, premium pay, Increased contacts between the tion because I was a woman. At thought fwcinis, dda ripparad vonts. In laden green, notural ton, two Germanlea would bring about steel gray. Sizes TO to 20. and Jobless, retirement, and dis­ green, einsamon. 7 to 14. home (in Chicago) and at the Uni­ for tho day: ability benefits. peaceful reunification. versity of Chicago, I never was told DRIVE SAFELY eni I couldn’t do some kinds of work Boys* Orion* because I was a woman.” LIVE TO Now, seven years later, Charlene EHJOY It Beats, ; k i COAT SWEATER finds she was right all along. At YOUR Rag. 2 .9 9 Rag. 3 .9 9 27 she is going to sea, the Navy’s ALL-WOOL as it Sweeps, first woman Une officer assigned VACATIOHI . , CHOICE" M»S,I ]l to serve aboard a ship. A 35c value as it Cleans There have been nurses and other .o SPORT COATS A-B-C-D staff specialists assigned to sea . . . get Stamps^ too! GENUINE SPRING form erly duty, but Lt. Suneson will be the Size* 6-10 Sizot 12-18 first to go aboard as regular Navy officer. A ^ and value Shawl collared buUdes are ideal It’s part of a Navy experiment— weight for early Fall •iitax. to ease the officer shortage and to APPLE SAUCE r Fdpfards Easy-waah, easy-care Orion learn what shipboard jobs women 199 Th/S hot, lOH Children acrylic: boys’ favorite colors. can fill as well as men. LUCKY LEAF RRAHD REDUCED TO She’ll be going to see early next year, and probably will remain on 9 5 ship for 18 months. The ship, in­ Thr««« button Boys* Favorites! cidentally, Is the USS Mann. 48 model ssMi hock* Asked about shipboard ro­ LAMB LEGS mances, petite, dark-haired and Oven-Ready Lamb Legs 55* Ing fiq> poekalB, LIMITED TIME ONLY con •5 ai |ar U dark-eyed Charlene says; “ It’s Lt. Charlene Suneson center vent. Vivid DUNGAREES better to stay away from that sub­ Stop h Shop apedally aolocto tiua magniftcont lamb for ita fine eating qualitiea — h ia tender and ploldi^ chocks, ject. It’s not likely that anything IN CANS a dMicata pink with marveloua flavorl The finest meat you71 ever eat! would happen.” dishes,” she explains. *T wouldn't mripoe or multi* give up my work to get married.” colored. Olive, FREE! 5 4 What about moonlight nights on Charlene first thought of the A lesson the high seas” 'Tt’s not that type 1 1 1 V 9 9 ' brown, gray, Reg. Navy when in high school. Her LAMB COMBINATION 33f. blue, blacic. Tonight 6 to 9 Only of cruise.” only association with nautical life All flavors Aboard ship she’ll have special as a youth was occasional vaca­ worth learning! 1 .99 eo. 1 accommodations set aside for her* tions In the Wisconsin lake areas SCISSORS T/ ftns 134,12* Knly nurses and other female person­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spar’hoal Fioinit shoe quality is as easy to nel. Oscar Suneson of Chicago. learn as the alphabet. Just come Western style blue jeans “I don't know who is respon­ "It was a very unmllitary SHARPENED! sible for my actually being as­ family" she recalls. "My dad is a FROZEN U.S. Gov’t. in and look them over closely... in durable denim are San­ Bring in your aoitaom to be sharp­ forized. Full cut for com­ signed to a ship," she says. "I’ve contractor.” Todlina for pre-schoolers and requested sea duty before and sud­ ORANGEADE Orado“A” ened while you watch a demon­ fort in slim, regular or SLACKS stration of Hoover Cleaners. ^uiird* Regulars for the school denly It came through." 10 to 20 lb husky. Sizes 6 to 16. Now she's looking forward to RASPBERRY-LIME or set. You’ll notice the quality visiting Far Eastern ports and avoragi lb right away. You’ll like the styl­ buying silks In Japan. sum a-galor RASPBERRY-LEMON ing. Then watch how we fit them. She has been doing personnel TURRETSStop Bt Shop haa all the popular aizes to make the perfect chap, farown-akinned turkey that sur- work at the San Diego base, and 3 " t . 6 " As sure as 2 and 2 are 4 . . . thinks her seagrolng duties prob­ paaaea ovary expectation for juicineaa and flavor. *Top o’ the Gtadc* — Low priced! eitwrdt is THE SH OE FO R DAILY ... GRANTS GIVES YOU ably will be in personnel work too. t llK ,1 O 3 0 r^^ri "But I could be assigned to nearly CHILDREN. LOW PRICES and GREEN STAMPS / anything.” Kcebier OiaeeeploeMCentl- She says it doesn’t bother her to Fresh Haddock Fil pomd 3 9 ^ ew ti eibW wtb ex- 10~*1Hag. I far IBa work with men. As for handling ChocolBte Ssnslea waist, tide HOOVER jobs usually assigned to men: Fudge Sandwich tabs. M d and fancy FREE t i\ "There’s not much difference be­ Conttailotien BOYS' PACKAGED •II Cookies pii*’ 49' gallemb and aohdi. “Yoyo” With Every tween men and women. When you This is the canister that P A T BOONE' come right down to it, I guess men Pair Of Shoes! are just stronger.” has everything. Walks • 1 oo air, h u double stretch Charlene, who says she has no Drying cloth«s HOSE marriage plans, hopes to continue hose, ten second bag ASK ABOUT OUR HUGABLE SOCKS FAMILY PLAN working if and when she does get is easy today... change, powerful motor, REG. 2 PAIRS 1.00 married. She hopes to complete a and the most lefficient • 20-year hitch in the Navy. rug and "I’m just not the kind who The demand was so great last week, we*re doing it again! likes to stay at home and wash f l w nozzle. ouB 20% OFF ON ALL ACCESSORIES; Larga* awaat, SUITS t 4 Pr. Pkg. VP Only • • • ♦. LOW PRICE! SNEAKERS, RUBBERS, SUPPERS WHEN PUBOHASED Callfernla aaaataa12.Waa4aloMdaaday(adnaefayen blendi WITH A PAIR o r SHOES NOW THROUGH AUGUST 36 FB.EE three years supply of tbeq. 1.00 aan-ri|Mnai r ctidaaeltlaMMBawaapatlatna.eelct». H uow Away Bags with Hoover Staa 19 la 20 of 17.99 and 21.99 p a i r Have You Met? baaatiM Constellation. Standard set of at­ Sizes tachments Included at no extra Cantaloupes Mat. 7to11 M X Mnxv SWEAHRSi Sliawlto eliminating InequlUea onca euid patient. 33 Hollister S t; Susan M. Sheean, $36,000. oceanography will double that in long distances underwater will ing for the Oct. 2 town elecUon daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, 241 Gardner S t; Wajme retired from the Air Force and more critical than outer apace In and hoolts hi fishing in some WFLL STAKE OUR REPUTATION ON OUR STEAKS for ail. 91 Delmont St.; Colleen Cahll, 23 Lavigne, Somers. On Feb. 18, 1957, a public hear­ the eompetlUon against Soviet 1961. have the drop on the enemy—both places. By discovering that fish battle laat night aa top party of- YOOP Slates Dance Patients Today! 193 Lewis Robinson, 75 Birch St.; Mrs. will be eligible shortly for ordained N. Elm S t; Nancy.Foley, 63 Bret- BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Gertrude Steplen, Ellington; Mrs. priesthood In the Episcopal ing was held before the Town Ruaala. While the first effort is basic, it on its submarines and surface don't like to cross cold currents of ficiala called on thk rank and file The Vernon Young Republican ADMITTED MONDAY: Donald ton Rd.; Lauretta Oagne, Box ships. RANCH House. W C U A O iD 1CNDEK WGfifTERH S I M REtF to aell the record of experience and Mrs. Robert Pierce, 35 Pioneer Mas Vennard, 184 Hollister St.; Church. He and his family will live Planning Ck>mmisslon to discussa Knowledge of the deep seas may could revolutionize undersea war­ water, the nation’s fishermen can Club will sponsor a dinner and MacNeli, North Coventry, Irene Mt. Dr„ Vernon: Richard Orezel, and accompltahment of the party dance Sept. 9 at the Bilks Carriage Circle; a eon to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Vlncek, 28 Bunce Dr.; in Boonville, where he is assigned determine whether: fare. Ocean undersea routes now But this isn't all. There are re­ comer them in nets more easily. 72 Bissell St. Richard Harrison, Hebron; a son 46-lot subdivision, proposed by 1. U.S. Polaris subs get through are being .napped out for sub­ and its candidates. House 'to give party members a Messier, 205 Union St.; Wayne Mrs. Dorothy F. Hayes and eon, to the office of the deacon-ln- searchers who figure that atom And so the race continues, in SAVE ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mar, charge of (Christ Church. the former owners. to attack Russia in a war. marine crossings of the Atlantic bombs set off in the right place Candidates and ataunch party chance to meet town ctmdidates. Robinson, 76 Birch S t; Thaddeua 69 Vernon Ave., Rockville; Mrs. every phase of oceanography. Bor Dorothy Stetson, 9 Main St.; R'l'}- Warehouse Point Dolores L«ntocha and daughter, The plan was informally' ap­ 2. Soviet “Polaris-type" subs and Pacific oceans that would he and time in the ocean, could members cranked the oampEdgn John L,. Daigle, YOOP chairman, Krysiak, 65 Green Rd.; Ella Hall, He begaA his eccleslaaticall stud­ proved by the TPC and Town us, the Navy may be allocated ert McKinney, 67 Wadsworth St.; DIBOHARGBID MONDAY: Mr«. Tolland; Mrs. Phyllis McDonough bomb the U.S. virtually impossible to detect. change the ocean currents and the 3 0 c machinery into life at a Town said the affMr will begin with a Coventry; Henry Frelheit, 14 ies in 1950 while serving aa an Air Board of Directors a short time nearly half of the $2 billion to be social hour to meet the candidates Westwood St.; Charles H. Weber, Jane Hammond, 62 Oakwood Rd. Marjorie Bray. Stafford; Peter F. and son, 56 Chestnut St.; Mrs Force instructor at New Mexico 3. Russian sub packs cut off Eu­ Along other routes, submarines climate. spent in the next decade. They Committee meeting in the Super­ after the hearing, but the con­ rope in a war separating the U.S. would be sitting ducks for the between 7 and 8 p.m. 45 Talcott Ave., Rockville; Mrs. BIRTHS MOMDAY: A daughter Clark, 96 Greenwood Dr.; Carlton Joan Parrish, and daughter, 64 College of AtMA, and has con­ The sea also may provide an will be joined by a host o f gov­ ior Court room In Rockville. struction firm failed to prepare from its allies. enemy because their sound would abundance of some key minerals in A buffet dinner will be seryed at Johanna Gremmo, 827 E. Middle to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trotter, Lanz, 37 Windsor AVe., Rockville; Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Margaret tinued while serving in Texas, ernment agencies Including the RIB STEAKS Town Chairman George D. Ma- East Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Josephine Uester, Stafford Peretto and daughter, Carter St.; Honolulu, Alabama, Michigan and finjl plans for approval. 4. The U.S. picks up great be greatly magnified by the ocean. the event of a wartime scarcity, haran cautioned party members 8 by the Imperial Caterers of Bol Tpke.; Mrs. Irene Voledal, 3 Mc- potential standby sources of Atomic Energy Commission, the ton. Dancing will last to 1 a.m. Knight Carcle, Rockville; Angelo Mrs, Donald Mathewson, Dart Hill Springs; Mrs. Emma Swetzes, Mrs. Margaret Slnnamon and eon, Missouri. He presently serves as John Kelly said today that he By knowing more about the including: ^ Departments of Interior, and to be ready for a "tough job and critical minerals and chemicals. 1. Large oil and gas deposits Club members may be contacted Glola, 238 Keeney St.; James Rd., Rockville; a daughter to Mr. (Waddell Heights; Mrs. Frances 73 Hemlock St. deacon, allowed to give sermons has no immediate plans for the habits of fish, plant locations and Health, Education and Welfare SAVE a hard election,” adding that he Tor these reasons. President that may be on the undersea con­ for tickets. Baton, 6 Pioneer Circle; Mrs. Ruth and Mrs. Richard Aiken, Hebron; Houhoulis and son, Hasardville; DISeHARjGBD TODAY: Elroy and baptize, but not serve com­ property and that the purchase apch, submarines one day may be and the National Science Founda­ felt the experience and record of Mrs. Suzanne Johnson and daugh­ is "just for investment purposes.” Kennedy has decided that the U.8. able to “hide," screened by the tinental shelf areas of the Carib­ Republican Ouitng Set LaBonti, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mrs. a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Rlz- London, Hebron; John Semaneik, munion or perform marriages. tion. Says one Navy scientist performance of the candidates An afternoon outing Sept. 10 in must surpasa Russia in ocean­ sounds of this marine life. bean, South America and Alaska. lb will assure victory. ography—the study of the oceans. 2. Known deposits in the Gulf of about the program: 4 0 c West Stafford has been scheduled Then there is point two: By "Who knows what we may Herman O. Olson, former Rook- by the Tolland County Republi­ Nikita Khrushchev has spent learning when and where to set off Mexico and off the coast of Cali­ fornia. find? We know so little now." villa mayor and candidate for can Associates. Candidates for hundreds of millions of dollars in a constant stream of underwater aelectmam, warned that the cam­ election in all county towns have 3. Iron ore deposits no\lr being Short Steaks the past few years in an incredible sounds—or electromagnetic waves paign may get rough and Repub- been Invited. mined from under the inner edge of effort to study the ocean's cur­ —American coastal defenders con­ 2 Saints Aided Blind Uoans should be ready for it. Vernon GOP Town (Chairman w >.• ; rents, geography, whims. The Red ceivably could confuse Russian sub­ a continental shelf off Bell Island, Olson and First Selectman George D. Maharan said ths gath­ program is Increasing. Mr. marine commanders enough to Newfoundland. Paris—-The earliest efforts to care PERFECT TO BAR-B-Q, BROIL OR FRY George E. Rlsley, candidate for ering will give nomlne'es a chance IQirushchev'a ooean-study ships prevent them from operating suc­ 4. Coal corps along the coast for the blind as a special class took re-election, briefly outlined accom­ to compare notes. are newer, larger, more numerous cessfully underwater. Then, accord­ lines and extending seaward off the form of custodial Institutions, plishments of the city and town The outing begins at 2 p.m. and than ours. They’re found in al­ ing to theorj', they would have to Vancouver Island on Canada's such as a hospice at Caesarea In Republlca/i adminlstrationa and will feature swimming and games. West Coast. Nova Scotia on its most every nook and cranny of the surface and become sitting ducks Cappadocia established by St. Basil gave promise that a more com­ There will be no charge except for for U.S. patrols without ever get­ East and near Chile. in the Fourth Century and the' seas. SAVE plete record v'ould be made avail­ refreshments. a n rf S ® The Kennedy administration ting the chance to bomb the UiS. 5. Phosphorite deposits on high Qulnze-Vingts, In Paris, founded by BONELESS able to workers in the campaign. Pocahontas Meets plans to spend billion on ocean- 'There are some scientists who areas off the California coast, that St. Louis, Town committee members learn­ Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ 6 0 c ed that the publicity committee, hontas, will hold its regular meet­ L b. headed by John L. Daigle, will ing Friday at Red Men's Hall at meet with candidates as soon As 8 p.m. possible to formulate a atatement Warrantee Deeds that way I. R. Stich Associates to Wal­ 691 MAIN STREET o t policy regarding a government CLUB STEAKS dron J. and Annette Finnegan, program. 3 NEXT TO GAS CO. KING OF THE OVEN ROASTS Republicans have generally property on George Dr.; Stich A s­ shunned use of the word platform sociates to William and Beverly PARKING IN THE REAR AGED in local elections. Taylor, property on George Dr.; FOR 4-7th The Democratic Party has al­ Stich A-ssociates to Thomas C. AIR-CONDITIONED ready published Its platform. and Clara Jones, property at Bruce RICHER RIB lb Maharan opened with praise of and George Drs.; Stich Associates FLAVOR the ticket then fired a ahot at the to Mendill and liottle Silvio, prop­ Democrata, saying "the opposition erty on Skinner Rd.; Frank I^biel MB ROAST BEEF candidates are really desperate to to Douglas A. and Gwendolyn hamstring some of the outmoded Kelley, property on Dailey Clr. adjectives they use." CMiifioate of Merger “iVe of the Republican Party,” I* P. Fitzgerald Inc. to merge with Crestline Realty Inc., the sur­ The fresher the produce . . . the more delicious It is! And nobody . . . but nobody offers Fresher he said, “have given two quali­ Produce than Popular! We get our fruits and vegetables fresh daily from neighboring farms and IT'S TIME fied, dedicated individuals (Olson viving firm to be L. P. Fitzgerald Repeat of a Sellout and Rlsley) with experience in Inc., but with Its name changed orchards. They’re rushed to our market bright and early every morning— with the dew still on business and government who have to Crestline Realty. them . . . and we put them on sale immediately! So, for real right-at-the-farm flavor . . . shop demonstrated their dedication not Oertifioate of incorporation our produce counters—where everything is fresh today . . . and sold that way! STRICTLY FRESH, PLUMP ANO MEATY WHOLE only to the town but to the city L. P. Fitzgerald Inc., to repair as well." and aell cars and conduct a ga­ He went on to say the whole rage business, authorizedi 600 ticket la one of experience and shares of common stock, JlOO par, competence, adding that the GOP commencing business with $30,- pledges of two years ago have all 000. Incorporators are Louis P. Fitzgerald. Martin M. Sayet and PRUNE PLUMS been carried out. j a. ■ In outlining accomplishments of Raymond J. Seraphin. im U A N OCppii if the past two years in town, Olson Trade Name said aa tha csmipalgn moves on It Mrs. Evelyn G. Dearborn now TASTY. HRM, should be possible to work In good doing bueiness as Ev’lyn'a Wayside 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER publicity for the upcoming city Dresses, Rt. 83, Vernon. electlopa in December. Hospital Notes FRESH OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL f PAL That campaign will probably be­ Admitted Tuesday: Wajme Arey. gin shortly after town elections Sunset Dr., Vernon. 2 lbs. 3 3 have been decided. Discharged Tuesday: Eileen J U IC Y . REO Murphy, 14 School St,; Arthur A Olson said the Republicans locally as well as on state and national Wheeler, 40 Davis Ave. I SPLIT, CUT-UP, 3 LEGGED OR QUARTERED levels make up the party of sound business administration, keeping Vernon and Taloottvllle new* Is LEMONADE the taxpayer’s best interests in handled through The Herald’s WATERMELONS 59^ mind. Rockillle bureau, 6 W. Main St., Rlsley, outlining accomplish­ TR 5-S1S6 or MI 9-6797. CAUPORNIA JUMBO SIZE ments of his administration in LIBBYS O-OZ. town government, listed these CHICKEN LEGS IN points: Trucker Arrested CANS 1. Public works has been put on a Ea. QUARTERS lb self-operating basis under a HONEYDEWS FROZEN salaried full time foreman who In Minor Crash OR BREASTS “ does not have any Interest In his own equipment." Rlsley noted that A minor accident at Center and the town now owns three trucks, Broad St*, about noon yesterday ARMOUR STAR a pick-up, loader, grader and brought one arrest and caused ♦ 11 f • t » ».f T.f sweeper and has done a "minimum minor damage. 25 EXTRA rSiS STAMPS of hiring.” He said public works . CAMPBELL’S , VALUABLE COUPON Police reported a seml-trailor budgets now go "a good deal truck (Iriven by Salvatore FYenI, WITH NABISCO PIG NEWTONS farther" with elimination of need 40, of East Walpole, Mass., turned Rfiofi-ln Hhs Coopn Good for for contractual service. left from Center onto Broad St. lb 2. A town recreation program without yielding the right of way. 25 EXTRA STAMPS was begun. He strueik a car driven by Elaine FREE:=.°STAIIIIPS 8. State regulations regarding M. Gwara, 17, of 107 Talcott Ave., TOMATO SOUP VMk Pwchoie of or Mom Atm $5 Skinless Franks street construction In residential WITH 4V2-OZ. CAN MEDIUM SIZE Rockville, who was traveling west At Tow Friondly Popolsr developments have been adopted through the Intersection. VICTOR CLEANED SHRIMP ►L STOCK.UP«n\rif.up MB H I H __ ^ FRESH NEW ENGLAND and will mean a big reduction in Freni was charged with failure Valid through Sat., Aug. 26th maintenance costa of the new REG. 8 to 6x—$5.95 to j’ield the right of way. He will FOR ADULTS ONLY—ONE TO FAMILY streets (until the present, road appear in Circuit Court 12, Man­ CANS No Stamps with cigarettes or beer—State law building specifications have been chester, Sept. 11. 50 EXTRA STAMPS 7 to 14—57.95 open to broad interpretation). r SCHOOLDAYS 4. Storm drain construction has WITH SCHULER^S POTATO CHIPS Wash and wear 100% combed cotton shirt­ MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB lb been made subject to more strict D o cto rs ff^arned waist. Villager front, club collar, short wing regulation, relieving the town of or FRILLS 13-OZ. PKG. cuff sleeves, button detail on full skirt, self belt. Swordfish Steaks possible law suits. Chicago — The wilful Injuring LIQUID Mory hod a littli lamb MORTON'S 6. About 80 per cent of town ot children by their parents and Colors: Blue, Green, Orange, Turquoise. roads have been oiled anew and others Is a growing problem, says To ffome her smiling fate many widened, some to allow an article in the American Medical 50 EXTRA STAMPS DETERGENT U. S. NO. 1 school children safe walking to w a y b e s T f r e s h n a t iv e She wore a Town and Country Coot APPLE PIES Association Journal by three Loi school. Angeles doctors. It tells doctors He said town welfare, criticized That was never out of place. how to look for evidence bf subh HUNT’S CALIFORNIA In past months by Democrats and injury. A poplin, quilt-lined, weatherproof coat citizens Involved in private wel­ for POTATOES fare* work, is a “ ticklish" prob­ A $1 With stitch detail so smart lem. 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Picking a school favorite cOntainw or In the con­ 43Baitaatb8 aSGoUderleatrderlei SSHlgb 807nnfdMvad CHESTER C AR Pm CENTER, 811 home acceksoriet In ne4d of fr4ih- B lK s e n n a n schooler again, when you see the cians at SCHULTZ BEAXTTY SA­ lunch n e e ^ ’t become a chore. tainer you seKchfhsre (tiny bas­ aSHoneback 88Cbacked Msin Street, where trsditional Au­ ening and brightening, Ui444 ire GRAND UNION offer.the big show in a game at Braves w'hich contributed but $22,14, at the end o f the current sea­ The n g ers closed in on the Yan­ today, A lot of my buddies never a righthander, had all kinds of walks, one error and a wrild pitch Maris went 13 games ahead of Bruton and A1 KSiine that backed A ’s-ORIOLES — Marv Throne- pitcher in relief. Field in which the home club was viewed game ,No, 2 in post-season son. Under Higgins’ guid­ Totals ...... 33 10 5 18 8 2 6 kees by winning their fifth in a his loth on the eighth try. Yogi made it, control trouble. Although he gave were recorded in the big stanza. It Green Manor (S) Ruth’s record-60 pace of 1927. hopelessly out of contention. Man­ competition, i ance, lit t le League In Man­ “ Who knows but the time I up but five hits, Zwick Issued 10 took an unusual doubleplay to end ab r h po a a rbl . More important, the young slug­ ager Billy SoUlhworth beckoned to Play Tonight chester has enjoyed a tremen­ Coughlin, ss _ ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 spent in service might have free tickets and uncorked four wild the inning when writh one out and ger how needs only 11 more in the the bullpen one afternoon during pitches. Five misplaya afield, plus dous growrth. Bill Zwick, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 strengthened my arm. I never Tonight the series will resume at runners on first and third, Gary Van Camp, l b ...... 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 'Yankees’ next 30 games to break the 1P16 season. The Chicago Cubs two passed balls added to the Elections will take place In won a game until after I got out Buckley Field at 5:30 writh Nor­ Minor skied to rlghtfield. Hlllnekl Hockburg, c ...... 0 0 0 11 8 0 0 the Babes’ record within the offi­ were in Beantown and were mak­ Manor's dowiifall. November. Lombardo, c f ...... 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 cial limit of 154 team decisions set of the army," he told his listen­ man’s running up against the tagged up and acored. However, Joe Bopleskl, rf ...... 3 ing merry at the expense of the 0 0 0 0 0 0 by Commissioner Ford Frick. ers. American League champion Arm y Cataldl, on first, failed to tag up Bod Zwick, 3 b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 8 0 Braves, leading 8-0 after six in­ Sc N avy Club and LaGace. The lat­ STANDINGS and after Hilinskl crossed the Norman leftflelder Michalik in the Colangelo, If 0 0 0 0 0 0 In 124 games thLs season, Roger • • • Lazaroff, 3b nings, ter served up a' no-hitter last Fri­ W. L. P e t plate, catcher Dave Hochburg fired fourth when he raced to the fence 0 0 0 0 1 0 I has been at bat 455 times for an TTie hook-nosed lefthander came Rat Wins Gaines day night as tourney play started Arm y S t Navy ...... 1 0 1.000 BILL HIUNSKI to first base to double up the base to haul dowm Brian Vsui Camp’s bid Totals ...... 19 0 0 18 8 6 0 average of 3.7 a game. Assuming COMPARE IT FOR... on in the seventh inning and made Norman's ...... 301 015— 10 A fter the second All-Star base­ with the victims being Norman’s Normans ...... 1 1 .500 runner. for an extra baae blow. he can avoid bases on balls. Marls a most favorable impression. He HR, Hilinskl; SB. Michalik'; DP. Pop- ball game in Boston last month, 7-0. A win tonight for the Club­ Green Manor ...... 0 1 .006 indication o f what was in store Cunningham was the only player Only once did Green Manor get would have 111 at bats in those 30 11 struck out six of the nine batters when the ball was booted. Another leskl to Hochburg to Van Camp; LOB, I visited the National League bers will eliminate Norman’s in the writh more than one hit, collecting a base runner paat second, Bob Norman’s 6. Green Manor 3; BB, Hilin­ games on that basis, averaging ! ha faced. Including the last four. double elimination play. Should misplay, plus a stolen base and two dr^sing room. Spahn, as usual, Norman’s didn’t wraste any time two singles. He matched Hllinski’s Lazaroff advancing to third in the skl 3, Zwick 10; SO, Hlllnsid 13, Zwick ROGER MARIS UP, MICKEY MANTLE ON DECK out to one home run every 10.09 ' No Chicago player hit a ball out the heavily favored A A N triumph, getting into the scoring column. passed balls found Norman’s out run batted in total o f two. 11; WP. Zwick 4; P R Hochburg 2, was one of the prin ci{^ figures, third frame on an error and two Cataldl 3; U, Wagner, Pllkonis, Cowles, at-bats— and that's a slower pace of the infield and no batter reached the winners will meet Green Man­ The first play of the night was an front, 2-0. Fielding gem was turned in by than he haa set so fsr. being surrounded by a number of passed balls. Slemlenskl. first base. Sphannie, whose ap­ His 50 home runs In 455 at-bati newsmen. prenticeship in pro ball included a flgtirea out at one every 0.1 at-bat. Always a good hitting pitcher, PM K! SHEIV! SMUGIMI atlnt in Hartford, stayed in Baston after his great showing and went one Boston writer asked how many Passing Up Bad Pitches on to fame suid fortune. times Spahn’s bat had account­ Higgins to Quit? ed for the winning run in his first Methodists Stage Rally Here's a recapitulation of 'l- Giants Ready for Miracle, Spaihn's debut with Boston and 298 (at the time) wins. Boston, Aug. S3 (JPt— The Major League kow he handled the task: "Twenty nine,” came the an­ American aald today It haa Maris’ Biggest Concern 3 swer without any hesitation, ‘ T learned that Mike Higgins will guess every pitcher knows how = L e a d e r s = Seventh Inning — Struck out And Down Civitan, 5-3 resign as manager of the Boe- Knock O ff Red legs Twice many games he has won with his ton Red Sox at the end o f the Los Angeles, Aug. 23 (/P)— Roger Maris isn’t sure whether Lenny Merullo (Now a New Eng­ bat." Spahn said. AMERICAN LEAGUE land scout for the Chicago Cubs), season. the pressure is going to rise or fall now that he is within 10 Batting — Cash, Detroit, 362 The brilliant 40-year-old pitcher Spotting Civitan a three-run advantage in their first two The newspaper aald Hlgglna Clnclnnatl^when Jerry Lynch hit a three-run struck out pitcher Claude Passeau who is a sure bet to be named to New York, Aug. 23 (/P>—^ ■ay "I good swings of tying Babe Ruth’s 34-year-old home run Howard, New York, .354; Piersall turns at the plate, North Methodist rallied in the middle in­ can become general noonager and San Francisco stand the Los homer that broke up Sad Sam’s Cleveland, ..5.53; Gentile, Ralti and retired Stan Hack, pitcher to the Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, Do the San Francisco Giants record. tf— ^ nings to deadlock the score and then pushed over the winning o f the team If he chooses, but Angeles' Dodgers, who are 2H three-hit shutout in the sixth inn­ more, .321; Mantle, New York flrst. N.Y., in due time started the have “The Little Miracle of After hitting No. 60 last night, n -mr ' ^ tallies with a two-run uprising in the last of the sixth. that he Is more likely to accept games back of the Reds after los­ ing. the New York outfielder Indicated 320. 1960 season with 26 homers to his a seml-retlred position as scout, Frisco Bay” in mind as a se­ ...... Roger Gets No. 4 Eighth Inning — Don Johnson credit, more than any other Na­ The victory gave the Methodists,^ ing 5-4 at St. Louis. It was the he (eels his chief problem in the Runs Batted In—Maris, New adviser on trades and trouble York, 117; Mantle, New York, 112 fouled out to the catcher. Pea­ tional League pitcher ever hit, who finished as runner-up to Civi­ quel to “ The Little Miracle of Dodgers’ eighth consecutive de­ CARDS - DODGERS — ’The month ahead is going to be the ond on a double by Bemie August shooter, the story continued: Kannas City, Aug. 23 (/FI— Gentile, ^ittanore and Oololavlto nuts Lowery bounded out, second Spahn won 20 or more games tan in the Church League during Coogan’s Bluff” which they feat — their longest skid since Cardinals twice blew leads against same one he faced last month and an error and added another “ There la no question that Mrs. Roger Maris, wife of the Detroit, 109; Cash, Detroit, 107. to first, and Phil Cavaretta in 11 of the 15 full seasons he regular season’s competition, a one- staged back in New York 10 years 1948. the Dodgers, then put It away on and the month before—to show re­ tally In the third frame on singles Hlgglna la the most powerful New York Yankee home-run Home Runs—Maris, New York struck out. The latter is now a has spent with the Braves, game edge In their beat-of-three ago? ( •Pittsburgh rapped MUwaukee a two-out error by Charlie Neal straint to let the bad pitches go by Chappell and Howie Holmes person in the Red Sox organi­ 4-1 and last place Philadelphia in the ninth inning. ’The Dodgers slugger, gave birth to a boy 60; Mantle, New York, 46; KiUe eoach with Detroit. An interesting point that Good- series for the overall league cham­ That off-Broadway success of by. sandwiched around a fielder’s zation with (owner Tom) Yaw- dropped the Chicago Cubs 6-0 be­ had tied it 4-4 in their ninth on " I think I ’m usually pretty good here yesterday. • brew, Minnesota, 37; Gentile, Bal nough made was that Spahn, pionship. The second game of the choice. key and can just about write 1951 had them coming from 13 H The boy, the Maris’ third, timore, 36; Colavitn, Detroit, 83 since attaining the ripe old age of hind the one-hit pitching of A rt singles by Junior Gilliam, Duka at laying off the bad ones," Mari.s Ninth Inning — All strikeout playoff was scheduled tonight at The score was deadlocked in the his own ticket as far as future games behind on Aug. 11, nailing weighed In at six pounds IS Pitching—Terry, New York, 10 35—in 1956—came through with 20 Mahaffey. Snider and W ally Moon — a trio said. "But I ’m just like everyone victims were Andy Pafka, later a Charter Oak Park at 6, weather fifth when Jack Vittner reached on plans are concerned. Those a tie on the final day of the sea­ ... ounces. They also have a I, .909; Ford, New York, 21-S or better wins each season, a that figured in all their scoring. else, I have good days and bad teammate of Spahn’s with the permitting. an error, stole second and scamp­ plans, however do not Include son and whipping the then Brook­ daughter. .876; fichwall, Boston and Mossi feat no other pitcher in the his­ GIANTS-REDS — Willie Mays, ... days and some days I chase the Base knocks by Billy Fortin and managing the team next year.” lyn Dodgers In a playoff for the The Maris’ live In suburban Detroit, 13-2, .867; Wynn, Chicago Braves and now a coach with the tory of baseball can boast. ered all the way home when the the lone holdover from the Giants’ PIRATES-BRAVES — A two- bad ones. A1 Klein were the key blows in throw to second base went sail­ National League flag. Raytown, Mo. Roger, cur­ 8-2, :800. same club, power hitting Bill Spahn has joined Eddie Plank Miracle Men of 1961, set the pace run triple by Bill Mazeroski trig­ Pressure Mounts Civitan’s first inning rally. Earl ing into deep centerfield. A t the moment, after slouching rently on the road with the Nicholson and Mickey Livingston. and Lefty Grove as the only left­ Moore’a solo homer to rlghtfield with five hits in the opener at gered a three-run second innta^ " I don’t know that the pres­ Baok-to-Baek Doubles in third place, 8]^ games from the Cincinnati, one a two-run homer, Yankees at Loa Angeles, won’t NATIONAL LEAGUE handers to win 300 games. Increased O vitan’s lead to 3-0 in top on Aug. 11, the Giants sudden­ for the Pirates, who had lost sev­ sure is going to get any worse, National League boxscores car­ Bill Chapman opened up the and then clinched the sweep with see the newest addition to the BatUng — Clemante, Pittsburgh. He hurled 14 years before get­ the second. ly have perked up, winning nine of en In a row to the Braves. Bob and I don’t know whether I should ried Spahn's name quite frequent­ Methodists’ game-winning rally in his 93rd home run, a two-run shot family until Friday when New .365; Robinson, Clnrtnnati, .338; ting a no-hit, no-run game but Sharp Defense 11, and five In a row with a sweep­ Buhl (9-9) was the loser while actually have more confidence be­ ly during the remainder of the the sixth with a double and rode In the sixth inning o f the second York moves Into Kansas City Pinson, Cincinnati, .337; Moon, achieved one last season against But then winning pitcher Jerry ing, 12-2 and 5-3 doubleheader suc­ Joe Gibbon (9-8) 'won it 'with re­ cause I've hit 50 now." for a three-game series. *46 season and the Buffalo, N, Y., Philadelphia and notched a sec­ home as IMny Bonham followed game. W illie McCovey belted a Loa Angeles, .328; Aaron, Milwau­ Chappell settled down and pitched with another two-bagger. Bonham cess over flrst place Cincinnati last lief from Elroy Pace. Roger’s 60th was a two-run shot The mother and new baby native wound up with a 8-5 won- ond this spring against San Fran­ pair o f solo home runs in the first ... kee and Hnak, Pittsburgh, .822. shutout ball over the last five scored an Insurance run on Pete night. That jumped the Giants over the centerfield fence In the were reported doing fine, A loss record, cisco. Like the good brew in Mil­ game as the G'lants collected 20 Runs Batted In — Cepeda, San frames neatly spacing nine Civitan Cordera’a eingle. within five-games of the Reds, who FHILS-OUIB8 — Mahaffey (8- sixth inning and it put him 13 hospital spokesman said the Spsihn didn’t win one game un­ waukee, Spahn improves with age. hits, and Orlando Cepeda, who 17), a 28-year-old righthander games ahead of Ruth’s record Francisco, 113; Robinson, Cincin­ e * « base knocks. Turning point came in Chapman added a single to his have lost three straight for the baby hasn’t been given a name nati, 109; Aaron, Milwaukee, 96; til after he completed three years the fifth frame when Civitan load­ double to pace the winners 11-hit flrst time in a month. drove In two runs in the opener, who had lost 10 In a row since 1927 pace. But neither that drive yet. In the army where he was given socked his S8th home run in the June 26, gave up the Cubs’ lone nor a bases empty homer by Yogi Mays, San Francisco, 95 i Clemente, End o f the Line ed the bases with none out and still attack. Moore had. two singles in Pittsburgh, 82. a battlefield commission for gal­ did not score. A pop-up and a NA’nONAL LEAGUE nightcap. hit when Ron Santo singled ivith Berra In the ninth was enough to World Series is scheduled to addition to his homer for the Civi­ Indians last Sunday and that was Home Runs — Cepeda, San NOTOM CORD WAS BROKEN in thia Goodyear squeeze it putt on tires, is just one in a eon. lantry in action. As a combat en­ doubleplay snuffed out this rally. tan with Jim Selbie getting a dou­ W. L. Pet. G.B. Southpaw Mike McCormick (10- one out in the first Inning. Ed save the Yankees from a 4-3 loss gineer, he was wounded slightly. start Wednesday, Oct, 4 in the 12), the Giants’ only loser in their Bouchee amd Billy WiUiama ■were to the Los Angeles Angels. Lee the largest crowd at Cleveland Francisco, 35; Robinson, Cincin­ lira— even after the force of a 13-ton ciuther tinufaig terias of dsmonstratiens that prove A Earlier In the game, the Metho­ ble and two singles also for the Cincinnati ...... 75 w .605 — park of the American League Royal Ice Cream this year. On their last road trip nati, 34; Mays, .San Francisco, S3; Two springs ago in March at dists also worked a twin killing in losers. Los Angeles ...... 69 48 -590 V/ 2 last 14 games, got into the swing the only other Cubs to reach base, Thomas, Leon Wagner and Earl had mangled the steel wheel! The .Crusher the remarkable strength and aafetp el til Bradenton, Fla., where the Braves champion, barring a playoff in San Francisco ,. .67 51 .568 6 of things with an eight-hit job both on walks, in the third and Averin homered for Lo.s Angele.s, the Yankees drew an average of Aaron, Mlln’aukee, 81; Adcock, Goodyear eutoRMbile tirM. either league. First two games the second frame to get out o f a Methodista ___ 011 012 x—5 11 2 Farm Champions 33,000 a game. Test, with the tremendous 27,000-pound have a “winter" home, I ' recall MUwaukee ...... 64 S3 .647 7 1/2 against the Reds in the opener. the eighth. ’The Phils won their The Yankees’ loss cut their lead Milwaukee, 26. will be at the A.L. champions’ jam. Civitan ...... 210 000 0—3 9 3 talking with Spahn along with an­ St. Louis ...... 60 59 .504 12'/] Sam Jones (8-7) won the nightcap, second in a row after a record 23 over second place Detroit to two Many of the fans, maybe moat Pitching — Podres, Los Angeles, site and the next two, or three, if The Methodists finally broke the Chappel and Steeley; Benevento other writer before the National Pittsburgh ...... 57 59 .491 14 In National L. L. but needed Stu Miller’s relief consecutive losses. games. of them, turn out to see Maris and 15-4, .780; Miller, San Franrtsco, necessary, in the home grounds of scoring ice with a rtm in the sec­ and Rybezyk. Leaguara worked out, Chicago ...... 60 68 .424 22>/2 The Angels didn’t win one of teammate Mickey Mantle plose in 10-3, .769; Jay Cincinnati. 18-7. the National League champs , , . Philadelphia ...... 32 87 .269 401/, NATIONAL FARM LEAGUE their nine games at Yankee Sta­ on Ruth’a record. '' .720; Brosnan, Cincinnati, 7-3, .700; “ Just think, Warren,” my com­ Question and Answer Department: Tuesday’s Results Final Standings dium this season but they’ve beat­ " I ’m happy for that." Roger said, Burdette, MUwaukee, 15-8, .652, patriot said, “ if it wasn’t for Roger Maris' highest home run ^Great Relief ,,, Knew It Was Coming San Francisco 12-6, Cincinnati W. L. Pet. en the New Yorkers five times in "but I ’m also happy if we Just win FAMOUS 3-T AIL-WEATHER Urns out during service you would total in the majors before joining seven tries at Los Angeles. the game and I don’t hit any. I have been a 300 game winner the Yankees was 28 in 1968, Idt Goodnough, G>chrane, Willey 2-8. Royal Ice Cream ... .16 5 .762 St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 4. Last night’s series opener drew wish we could oblige everybody TACKLES PATTEN’TS H Don WUlis Garage . .15 6 .714 tang agoT” with Cleveland and Kansas City Gardner, Mass -- (N E A ) — LOWEST PRICE EVER on Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 1. Iona Mixers ...... 12 8 .600 19,930, the largest crowd of the every day, but It’s not that easy.” Talkative Figure Lane Fired Sophomore tackle Stan Gemborys Head Masonic Sports Night Philadelphia 6, Chicago 0. Knights of Columbus 10 10 .500 season at Wrigley Field — which Mantle, four homers behind tMt 3-T, Ooodjrooroafo tirol Today’s Games seats only a little over 20,000. The Maris, and seven games ahead of of Dartmouth is spending the sum­ VIO DAUDT ot the Manchester Clarke Insurance .. 4 16 .200 GUESTS OF HONOR at tonight’s Chicago (Curtis 8-8) at Philadel­ Correnti Insurance . 2 18 .100 For Spreading False Rumors Yanks attracted more than 66,000 Ruth’s pace was held to a single in mer as a male nurse at the State Obimtry Club shot a 38-40—78 at quarter-midget racing program at Goodnough to IVllley to Co­ phia (Owens 1-8), 8:05 p.m. for their doubleheader with the four times at bat last night. Mental Hoopttal. 3-T CORD BODY wMi oxohh Milwaukee , (Cloninger 4-2 or ths Connecticut State Golf Asso- the Buckland Oval will be SO re­ chrane. Royal Ice Cream, coached by ohfo lriFl«^tOMF«rod eori! eiatloa’s One-Day Tournament held Burdette 15-8) at Pittsburgh Emil Werstler, turned back a Kansas City, Aug. 23 (JFi — ( > Finley, who bought the club last tarded children from East Hart­ It may not equal Tinker to Evera Frank Lane, baseball’s most talka­ l^xlSMsskniM TMtsrday at Wallingfford. -Vin ford. The East Hartford Kiwamis (Francis 2-5), 8:16 p.in. stubborn Don 'Willis nine 4-3 In a winter by outbidding a Kansas City tive figure yesterday was bounced tsbt'lyss. Slu* tss Mionocore of the host club and Club, headed by Dick Rothwell, will to Chance on the field, but it should Los Angeles (Drysdale 10-7) at well played game at Buckley Field group, hired Lane last January TURNPIKE-PROVED for St. Louis (Simmons 7-9 or Brog- out of his job as general manager ts4 sM tlis stt nsr Pete Schmidt of Southington were supervise the group. Free refresh­ be a pretty good combination at last night to win the National and called him the "Greatest gen­ cir. the pace setters with 70’s with the dinner board. That’s the lineup lio 0-10), 9 p.m. of the Kansas City Athletics by eral manager in the game.” But MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY oxtni Mfoty In anjf tlrlviiif 1 G ments and free rides, under super­ Farm Title. Dave McMlIllam league Buonocore winning by matching vision, will be offered the visiting for the Masonic Sports Night Oct. San Francisco (Marlchal 12-7) at leading pitcher was the winner as owner Charles Finley, who accus­ last night he bitterly described ed Lane of spreading false rumors sards.. youngsters during intermission. 17, anounced today by Hal Turk- Cincinnati (Jay 18-7), 9:05 p.m. he outlasted David Moyer In the Lane as a failure with the Athle­ about the club. FicE rtniiu «T «ii iTiiiEi • main iiuinv sniwc Tom Erdin of Blast Hartford, re­ Ington, program chairman. AMERICAN LEAGUE playoff game. Each team wound tics. I FULL-YEAR QUARANTEE cently crowned quarter-midget Few will ask who they are, but W. L. Pot. G.B. up with a 15-5 record forcing an “ It’ll a great relief,” Lane told ”In my book a general manager •fiiM t ntraml roRd haiardol •NLY W r w RMTIWALLt champ in Connecticut, will be sa­ to refresh all memories; New York ....82 42 .661 — extra game. Both chuckers gave a newsman today. “I knew it is not only a man who can make luted Gerry Demeusy, track pub- Detroit ...... 80 44 .645 2 up only three hits. was coming.” a trade over the phone — any NOW IN STOCK! (Fin ley said one of the rumors damned fool can do that — but ho publicist reports. Racing starts at 1. Hal Goodnough formerly was Baltimore ....72 54 .671 11 The Ice Cream men scorsd flrst 7:30, in the public relations department Chicago ...... 64 60 .516 18 Lane started was that the A’s, must be able to oversee everything. In the second as Dave McMillin mired in 10th place in the Am eri­ of the Milwaukee Braves and la Cleveland ____63 61 .5 «« 10 Lane did not do this and these other NO MONET DOWNl lUSnwMk and Don Darling sandwiched two can League, might be shifted to responsibilities fell with Friday now free-lancing as a speaker. He Boston ...... 58 70 .453 26 hits around a walk. Again In the Dallas-Fort Worth as reported in and myself,” Finley said. spoke at the Kacey Irish Night in Los Angeles ..53 70 .431 28'/i fourth frame the Freezer boys did ^SAVE the spring, appeared before the the Kansas City Star last week. " I was forced to let Joe Gordon Minnesota ____53 70 .431 28'/, QUARTER MIDGET their big damage, a hit batsman, Finley denied he planned to go as manager because it was im­ Manchester Kiwanls Club, and stole Washington ..50 71 .413 30'/, two walks, an error and a base SAFETY BELTS the show at the annual Gold Key move the club and charged two possible for him and Lane to work - RACES- Kansas City ..45 78 .366 36'/, knock by Bill Taylor brought Star baseball writers, who crit­ together,” he continued. (Finley Your Tires banquet of the Connecticut Sports Tuesday’s Results three runs across. WUlis came writers Alliance. icized him, with accepting payola fired Gordon June 19 and replaced TONIGHT AT 7:30 Los Angeles 4, New York 3 back with one run In the fifth from a former club owner, the late him with Hank Bauer, then an out­ Detroit 8, Cleveland 1 canto on an error, and a hit by Arnold Johnson. ) The .newspaper fielder -with the club.) “ I f I had SAVE LIVES! GOODYEAR 2. Carl Willey la a current Braves Conn. Valley Track O ff Kansas City 3, Baltimore 2 (10) Larry Hartley. and two writers, '"Sports Editor known then what I know now, Gor­ New State Highway, Bockland pitcher who makes his off-aeason Chicago 4, Minnesota S 'The Garage boys made a strong Ernest Mehl and baseball report' don still would be my manager.” MORI n o p il RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINO home In Cherryfleld, Maine. Boston 3, Washington 2 (night, bid in the top of the sixth as they er Joe McGuff, denied the s HEATS • SEMIS Bauer to Remain 11 tamings) came within one run of tying. charges. Ebrtto itrenq, M>liKtre bucki* wdHi cm •xelu* • TWO FEATURES Today’s Games However, he said Bauer would 3. Gordon Q. (Mickey) Cochrane McMlllln struck out the last two “ Lane spread rumors all over not be replaced. is the Hall of Earner who was one Washington (McClain 7-14) at from Saluting Tonight The men to earn himself a tight vic­ the United States and wherever I Finley made these other charges: siv* lock Hiot is serfer cmd n a d f fo in * . . . MTION-WlOE ROAD HAZARD QUARANTEEnow ntotmr aaie rtme am Raamaisssi of the gam e'i greatest catchera. Boston (Monbouquette 8-12) went and read a newspaper I could I'r Hrt wllhsst Kiwanis Club tory. The win gave Royal the hon­ Dissension on the ball club can 1. Aisinit MriMl rots tunrS^-l,.,, tihMmtt, Mde kMSki, wts.«i«sst aSSifSWS susebirti. llallK Is "alt M ts IlMi Sf sil'Mir. *cy He played for Philadelphia and De­ Detroit (Mossi 13-2) at Cleve­ see nothing but poison and dirt IssOfstr nisi.- and Its Outing For or of representing the National be traced to Lane’s issuing orders odjusts in saconds for eomfortabla ricMnq. swntr tsr swttr si aertlii »s«eH!t4.1. *»» 4s«ssis hi wirkBSsthls W4 e«tti1»i mtheif durit. sr nsks illossses ss ssw brs Misd ts tf<|lwl Ms« 4190 rsesismi Mi esfrisl ts EXCESSIVE Underprivileged Chfldren troit. later managed the Tigers for land (Latman 9-3), 8 p.m. Farm League In the Farm League that he had left behind,” Finlay five years and had pennant win­ to Gordon and saying they came Free Admission— Refreshments Minnesota (Fascual 10-13) at playoffs which will get underway said In announcing Lane's dismis­ from Finley. ners In 1934 and 1935, HAL GOODNOUGH Oiioago (MrtUsh 8-11), 9 pm . Friday. A special thanks Is given sal at a press conference in his WEAR! Chicago insurance office. He ap­ He hired Lane on the recom­ Baltimore (Broivn ^ or Fisher to the Rec Department for getting mendation of Mehl who, he says, 6-11) at Kansas City (Shaw 8-11), the field in such prime playing con­ pointed Pat Friday, 37, a. ■vice MEETS S.A.E. and h t i m align your wfi«e/j president of the club and an offi­ now is criticizing the ownership 10 J>.m. . dition. unfairly. New York (Ford 21-8) at Los Willis ...... 0 0 0 0 1 2—3-3-1 cial in his insurance business, to GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Wheel Balance succeed Lane. Lane Ignored his request that he C.A.A. SPECIFICATIONS Angeles (Dnren 5-11) 11 p.m. Royal ...... 0 1 0 8 0 0—4-3-1 (Finley) be consulted before any Fofir-Year Contract 29S RROAD ST.— Ml 3-5179 2 trades were made. 713 MAIN ST.-^i9.9S23 and Front Lane, who came here from I>ane has urged him to fire Bauer. Cleveland, also has served as gen­ Leine' embarrassed Bauer by giv­ End Alignment BRAKE ADJUSTMEIIT eral manager with the (Chicago ing him a verbal blasting in front ir Custom Trailer-Hitches White Sox and the St. Louis of his players on a bus in Minnea­ HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK’S SERVICE STATION Cardinals. Always a fast-talking polis last week. 342 E. CENTER ST.— Ml t^OI 87 55S MIDDLE TPKE. EAST— Ml 9-S321 SPECIAL We ... free-wheeling trader of baseball The controversy between Finley do all this players, he had followed the same ir Roof Top Carriers • Adjust brokM to full contort Tonight and the Star erupted last week CASTROL pattern here. He had a four- when Mehl wrote that there “Never 3 SPECIAL year contract and Finley said • Inspect whod cyftndors ond greoso seals has been a baseball operation so MOTOR OILS JACK’S ATLANTIC JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION he would be paid off on the re­ ir Mallory Ignition on bizarre, so imposslblet so Incon­ • Inspect front bralw Rning maining three years at $50,000 a and 7M MAIN ST.— Ml 9-8232 451 W. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8154 (front brakes wear faster) year. gruous. I f the ownerslfip had made Lane commented, " It was an a deliberate attempt to sabotage a ir Monroe Load Levelers baseball operation, It could not LUSmCANTS • Add needed brake fivid absolutely hopeless situation aa far as I was concerned. Those have succeeded as well.” Mehl said and Shock Absorbers MORRISON’S ATLANTIC BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE • Inspect and Mbrko te eokergency Finley, not Lane, had Interferr^ Dealer Inquiries Invited brake Rnkoge who I feel sorry for are the base­ 288 W. MIDDLE Tf KE.— Ml 9-8302 453 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8128 ALL CARS ball fans of Kansas City for hav­ with both field managers — Gor­ WINF don and Bauer. ing to put up with such an oper­ Here's What We Do for You: ation as this.” Iiast night Finley said he had cut out paying expenses of Mehl RUFINI’S FLYING A SERVICE • WHEEL ALIGNMENT — Lane said he would remain in OLIVA’S ESSO Kansas City several days to set­ and McGuff when they were Imost rEInvthinU ^^utomotive* Done on our $3,000 electron­ traveling with the A'a: He said the 411 HARTfORO RD.— Ml 9-8229 118 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8279 ic machines. Correct caster, tle his affairs. He qaid he had I f Your Dealer Doesn’t Stock Parts, We Invite Your Inquiries a BALANCE 4 ALIfillMEIIT no immediate plans but that he books • i^owed the former owner camber, toe-in, toe-out, ad­ YANKEE would very much like to have the had paid these expenses, and that just and tighten ateering. Job az general manager o f the Mehl was paid $1,000 a year to edit DON WILLIS GARAGE MEAD’S ATLANTIC STATION e BALANCE BOTH FRONT Chicago 'White Sox if Hank the A ’a yearljook and McGuff $600 if WHEELS, weights Izicluded. We do all this . . . Greenberg vacates the post at the as statistician. 18 MAIN ST.— Ml 9-4531 204 HARTFORD RD— Mi 9-8294 e CLEAN AND REPACK SPECIAL Expenses Elxplained • To owe you easier steering and end o f the season. FRONT WHEEL BEAR- BASEBALL Friday said his appointment Mehl said he had never accepted loftger tire nsileoge 1NG8. came as a surprise. travel expenses and that he, not HARTFORD ROAD SERYIGENTER SHERIDAN’S GARAGE e Inspect ENTIRE BRAKE • Correct Coster, Camber, Toe-In "Mr. Finley called and said, I ’ve Finley, decided this season that and STEERING ASSEM­ held a news conference op here McGuff’s expenses would no longer 270 HARTFORD R D . - ^ 3-2408 ROUTE 4. iOLTOH— Ml 3-4449 • Ad|ust Steering NEW YORK AT LOS ANGELES In Chlcsigo and have decided the be paid by the baseball club. He BLY. MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS e GARBFUL ROAD TEST • CriteOoM and Sofety Check Tires time has come for Frank la n e said McGuff bad a(x;epted expenses W O RK DONE. GAME TIME 11 P.M. and me to have a parting o f the when keeping statistics for the ways, you’re the new general chd> on the road. ELLSWORTH anil U S S O OZZIPS SH Ea STATION A e RAnTY CHECK nRES. PLUS BALANCE 2 FRONT WHEELS manager.” In denying that he plans to move 851 PARK STREET PROSPECT ST„ Corner W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 242 OAKLAND ST.— Ml 3-51 SS i n MAIN ST— M l 3-1272 Friday aalH, “I’m Just a rookie the team, Finley said he Is con­ of GOVERNOR ST. Near BROAD HCAR ALL YANKK MOHT aAMCS. in the basebeil buslneee, but Tve fident that this year’s attendance HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER been In it eight monthe and that’s will exceed last year's 878,074 paid. Tel. Mitchell 3-5168 long enough to know that we have “We have a contract through TeL JAckson 7-1811 TeL JAckson 8-2161 Ms A Ms SHELL SERVICE HOME emd AWAY—OfAL 1230 a capable staff here. The Job la 1968 with the dty on the ball park Comer ENFIELD i AUHEN AVE-. mOBlFflONVlLLB—Tel. RI 8-S40S ROUn 4. ANOOVOi—Ml 3-274f a matted ot management end get­ which says if we do not draw ting along with others tat the or­ 800,000 attendance w e don’t have ganization.” to pay rent MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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HooMhfdd Goods 51 Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 HokaehoH THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Artielea For Sale 45 Wasted To Rent 68 Houses For Sail 72 Houses ifor Salt 72 Houses for Salt 7 4 Houses For Sale 72 > Lots Por Sale 73 Bible Conference MOVING Oirr o< atata—must Sis- h ig h s c h o o l student wishes cen­ Offered IS-A 300 CEDAR POSTS, 8’, rsssonaWe. WANTED immediately 6 or 6 room MANCHESTER—Largo 5*/4 room MANCHESTER — For valu« — 7 357 GREEN ROAD—6 room ranch, NINE ROOM single, four bed­ CHOICE LOT—A well treed 100x281 Also 1966 Chevrolet vsedsn, low posa of household fumlshlnga. TR trally located room and board with rent, mother with four children, 8 FLAT FINISH Holland window ranch, near Onter. 2-car garage. room Cape priced at $12,800. West near schools, bus, shopping, fire- rooms. Located on a terrific 155 lot is now available at the crest of Set This Weekend mileage. MI 9-1868i,J^______5-1161. local family for school year. Con­ school.age. Must move by Septem­ Jilace full cellar, storm .windows, by 2318 foot lot on Bigelow St., CLASSIFIED shades made t» measure. All Yy^fLLAS FbbkS SOLD ^ CM KIM6 A S o ^ A 6CM00L MARM-ANO JU6T Very convenient. Tongren Agency, Side Realty, MI 9-5315. the hill on Ludlow Road, Rock- tact Mr. Rogers, MI 0-6389, ber 1. Mrs, C. Curtis, 90 Wells St. MI 3-6321. amesite drive. Owner between 6-8 In the center, of town. Vacant. metal Venetian blinds at a new 'IVACHER W ^ U 6 e OPTWVOMflmMm rtOWiSfiliV/HrJ VMIUHG ' AVMr/------IMOK CMEFREE------ONB 9’’ POLLtCHAIN’ ■vsntllating ledge. 'This most desirable lot is The semi-annual Blbls eonfar- MOVING—FURNirURB and ap­ MI 9>0123. BOWERS SCHOOL—6% room Co­ p.m. Owners have dropped the price reasonably priced at $5,500. For low ptioe. Keys made while you 6UMMER.VACATtal)9- tUMMER MC»m<9f ftin, never used, $15; ona P jjf MANCHESTICR-9 room two-fam­ lonial 2-car garage with screened ence of Jehovah's Witnesses will wait Marlow’s. pliances. Reaoonabls. MI 8-4003. and are ready to sell. T. J. additional information or appoint­ skirU for 1966 or 1966 Ford, $8: Apartments— Flat*— WAfcjfTED to rent by printing super, ily, 6 rooms imd three rooms. Good patio, extra lot. Call Wes Smith, RANCH—5*4 rooms, S years old Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. ment call McCarthy Enterprises, be held this weekend, Aug. 35-37, ADVERTISING How ^INKOPIT.'MLSUMMIO MHEW! *mit EUMMgR t iMOW.'nUR 6UMMCRS 1948 Chevrolet 4-door, .excellent Tenements 63 visor three bedroom house Please set-up for Inlaws or what have m 9-8952. Beechler-Smith, Real­ Bowers School area, family size RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. nooodutTAS!«un.tML' SCHOOL SCHEDULE 19 10GETkWSiS,~ AMO Inc. MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, at Manchester High School, it was 'touomyto, condition, $50. Call after 8, PI FRIOIDAIRE window air eoBdl- call Mr. Kurtlch, JA 8-5201 you. Tongren Agency, MI 3-6821, tors. kitchen, plastered walls, cast iron Manchester MI 9-1898. Cars, phonographs, changers. MONTHSOPF . •OMETO WST.fLAV ROUGHiraSEOlAP . FNEfORMVMASTEBk; amiouncsd by Reginald Scribner, Honestjeconoimcu. QuaranteM90 2-7613. tioner, like new. MI 9-7860, OENER/^LI 1RENTAL agency, J. D. baseboard heat, l-car garage. This CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS P/ER'f SEAR*J lOoosAaftio I HereUWE tHAr Realty, 470 Main Street, MI ROCKVILLE—A fine 6 room ranch MANCHESTER house offers you those little extras presiding minister of the Man­ days. Famous for servles for M GLOBE Cltisen’a Band tranacelver Land For Sale 71 home recently redecorated is Resort Propertr For Sale 74 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. years. Phono MI 9-65ST. Potter- CHILD’S 18’’ tricycle $8. Scooter, 8-5129. that make a house a home, $19,500. EXPANDABLE chester congregation. 8 channel, antenna, and bumper $3. Porcelatn top kitchen table, $8. available for immediate occupan­ Deluxe 6 room ranch with l*/4 Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. ton’s. mount, $90. MI 4-0724. THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage, cy. A few of the features include batlis, fireplace full bssement, all BOLTON—First like —waterfront Eighteen congregations totaling Red and chrome kitchen chair, $3. 149 SPRUCE ST.—8% room, cold $800. 7 acres, 5 clear, 350 ft. front­ 5-room cottage which can bo COPT CLOSING TIME »X)R CLASSIFIED ADVT. a I2’x23’ living room, kitchen with city uUlitlM. FMll price $17,800. more than 1,200 teaching ministers WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ Wardrobe trunk, 86. Gray twin water fist, sink and set-tub in age. Andover-Coventry line. $2,000 CAPE easily winterized. Marlon E. Rob­ have arranged for the conference. MOMllAr nra nUDAT AJL—AATOBOAT ■ AJL pairs. Prompt, economlcal. mcpert, headboard, $3. Two pair yellow kitchen, lavatory only, second ample dining area, S’ large bed; Many other listings available. BOLTON LAKE LARGE BABY carriage, good eon- Call PI 2-8090, rooms, full bath, oil hot water .. .. 4 finished rooms. 2 partially ertson, broker, AO 8-5953 Delegates will receive advanced guaranteed. Fhons Ml 0-40fT, Pot- dltlon. MI 8-64SS. drapes, $8. Ml 8-7836. floor, $35 monthly. Write Box B, finished rooms. Bay window, cen­ Herald. heat, aluminum storm windows ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor $12,900 training in public speaking and tertw’s. 110 Center St. ter entrance, garage. Nice yard BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, preaching. They will employ soma PLEASE READ YOUR AD HID-A-BED oofa, $40. After 6 Houses for Sale 72 and screens, city water and sew- Alt 9-4648 or AH 3-7357 Llynwood Drive, winterized.' has SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired p.m., 361 W. Center St., MI FOUR ROOM ground floor apart­ ers, and is close to both shopping Two full baths, 6 room Cape, with trees and hedge around home. of the latest method.s of publle OT **nrMt AdiT m tokMi e?«r piNM M • eoa. Boats and Acfessorles 46 Asking $15,900. Dave Doufon has company water, located near (he preaching by calling at the homes TMlnoTT Tk* adrerttow ■boold m d Ida ad Mm m tSI DAT IT from the shop. Catj take care of 9-4408. ment, central location, adequate BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ and bus service. This home is ex­ fireplace, plastered walls, base- beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ all your upholstering needs at parking, adults preferred. Call MI lish Colonial, 1^ baths, large ceptionally priced at ,$11,900. For 11,300 ment garage, lake privileges. particulars. Call All 9-5306, MI of the public with Bible study aids APFBAM aad BSrpBT BBBOB8 la Uaw far tka aazt laaer- 18 FOOT DUNPHT boat and traU- $ 9-3111. ply Edward J. Holl or your own great savlhgs. CaU CB 9-3878. er, reaaonable, or will exchange 8-1678. kitchen, 8 large bedrooms, large additional Information or appoint­ broker. Tel. AO 3-5117. and personal invitations to attend llaa. Tka Baraid la nppeadMe for ooly ONB laeorreet ar amltted MODERN AND antique furniture; 129 BIRCH STREET LAWRENCE F. FIANO . the .scs.sions, all of which are free i f o ^ a ^ adaaittBaaMBt aad ttiea oaly la tka eztaat of a for small compact car. MI 9-8123. wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ ment call McCarthy Enterprises. WEAVING of Bums, moth holes also glassware. .MI 8-8138. ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, Inc. MI 4-1539, John Panciera, Ad Real solid six room bungalow and open to. the public. Errora wkleh do aot laaaaa tka aataw of and tom clothing, hosiery runs, FOUR ROOM tenement—76 Wells built in 1928, All large spacious Realtor AO 3-2766 BARROWS and Wante(]—Real Estate 77 ; wm aot ke earreetod her **BMka goot 8 FOOT Mlnlmax Hydraplane with 1-car gar^ e, $28,900. Phllbrick 9-1898. Mr. Clayton Peace, circuit min- handbags repaired, ilpper re-' wheels and connections. $50. MI WRINGER WASHER, Uke new; Street. MI 9-5229, 9-6. Agency, MI 9-8484. rooms, bath upstairs natural oak Ed Crawford AH 9-4410 i.ster for thc.se 18 congregations, mahogany dinette set, desk and WISH SOMEONE to handle youz placementa, umbrellas repidred, 4-0724. DUPLEX—School Street. 8-8, 2-car trim throughout. Full basement WALLACE real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 will speak each day at the con­ men’s shirt collars reversed and chair, end tables, coffee table, and $12,600—SIX ROOM colonitd, nice garage. In good shape. Priced Un­ with hatchway, front porch. The lot ference. Air. Frank Spacll, dls- radio-phonograph. Small maple SIX ROOMS, adults and teen-agers MANCHESTER—Cape, may be had for prompt and courteous service. Diol Ml 3-2711 replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ condition, plcturebook kitchen, der assessment, $15,800. James O. is small, whichfc is the only draw 55 E. Center St. AH 9-5306 Joseph Barth. Broker. i, tiicl supervisor for congregations ing Shop. Bnfldlng Materials 47 bookcase, 9x18 rug, mirrors and preferred. MI 8-7614, MI 3-7175. very central. Carlton W. Hutchlna Dowling, An 9-7677 MI 9-8816. back to this idea) home. with extra lot, city utUities, full (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) cellar, $13,300. Also 6 room Cape, in the entire New England area, lamps. A few antiques. MI 9-0563. MI 9-5132. And the financing .. $3,000 and CASH WATTING tor property own­ will open the Friday evening ses­ HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ ASSORTED USEp lumber, build MANCHESTER—348 Keeney St. you can assume the present 4*4% nice yard with trees, fireplace, ga­ ers. Please call us before you buy 40’’ HOTPOINT eleetrio stove, THREE ROOM apartment, 118 6*4 room Cape, enclosed front SAVE sion, and will speak throughout al, cellars, and attlca cleaned. ing and plumbing suppUes, radia* STERLING PLACE (next to our mortgage. Payment, Including rage, $18,990. Robert Wolverton Or sell. Sweedy service. J. D. the conference. Aahes, papers, all rubbish. Harold MAfiSAWTSSW/, tors, pipes and firs bricks, doors $100; two new plastic lounge Xlaln St., MI 9-5229, 9-6. office)—Oversized custom built porch, high elevation, lot 165x264, Agency, MI 8-1914. taxes and insurance, are only $75 Buy direct from oM-ner Realty. Ml 8-5129. The mcetingB of th« [Jehovah’* Hoar. MI 9-4sS4. drSIMMRMfTBAA and windows. Open dally 8:80-6 chair^ $45 each. New plastic sofa, Cape. Four large rooms, full base­ aluminum combinations, 2-car ga per month. otnoiTof^MicfL p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock $110. Beige nylon lovo seat, $25. rage. West Side Realty, AD 9-5315. AIANCHESTER — New 5^4 room Witnesses at Ihcir local Kingdom FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE SIX ROOMS, first floor, adults pre­ ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet OPEN TONIGHT. Yes, we will 6 room Colonial, 114 baths, under RUBBISH REMOVAL—cellars and Place off North Main St. Cbomon’a Shaper, $45. Jig saw, $80. Set of location and still in the* center of ranch. Plastered walls, cast iron Legal Notice Hail will he canceled for the attics. Incinerator, and commer­ ferred. MI 9-7095. COLONIALS available In the Por have this house open from 6-8 to. weekend. Housewrecking, Ml 9-3892. drums, $16 j Radio-phono console, town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, night so that you can walk through. hot water heat. Fireplace, garage. $19,000. Quick occupancy. MI A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERIND cial li^ t trucking. MI 9-0839. $5. Refrigerator, $10; tea wagon, MI 8-1677. ter St. area. 6 and 8 rooms, *«11 Unexcelled workmainahip. Only AT A COURT OF PROBATE held *t iVt ROOM apartment, heat, hot ready for immediate occupancy. It’s vacant, so bring along the kids. 9-9923. Covf’ntry, within and for the district of REUPHOLSTERING and slip Electrical Services 22 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted—>Alale 36 YOUR BEST BUY IS AT $2; desk, $3; bedspring, $1; sleds water, stove, and refrigerator, And, any other time you can see $17,500. Builder All 3-4860. Coventr.v, on the 21.«t day of Auffusl, ...» $3 each. Erector set, $3; Ice cream Manchester Call for particulars, Beechler- A .D . m \ . covers expertly done at low coet. NATIONAL $70. MI 8.7483. Smith, Realtors. An 9-8952 it at your convenience by Just call Present Hnn. Elmore Turkington. SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS Workmanship guaranteed i MI FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ HAIRDRESSER, second or third DRIVERS FOR school buses, Man Hitch Rail Fencing $2.99 per section freezer, $2. MI 9-9902. ing. Lots For Sale 73 Judge. Police Arrests 9-1154 after 5. ice On all types of electrical wir­ year, full or part-time. Good Chester and Vernon, 7:16-8:45 Mahogany Siding 17c sq. ft. FIRST FT/DOR flat, 3 rooms, heat MANCHESTER—-4 bedroom home COVENTRY Estate of Roland J. Colburn, late of No ing. Licensed and insured, ^filson salary. JA 8-8201, MI 8-6761. a.m. 2:16-3:80 p.m. We will train. THREE PIECE maple bedroom set Coventry in said district, deceased. IVaat Information on one of onr claaallled adrertlMaeBtiif Disappearing Stairways $23.96 each and hot water provided, $90 near bus and shopping, living T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor 7*4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ Upmi applicatir>n of Betty A. Cnlhurn answer at the telephone listed T Simply call the Ele'ctrical ^ r : Manchester, MI Phone MI 8-2414 from 9-6. Cedar Closet Lining 20c sq. ft. with mattress. Call MI 4-0476 after monthly. Garage available. Inquire PARSONAGE ful view, minutes out trees only Joseph A* Doyon. 24, of 316 HOUSEWIVES — a ean up those 8 p.m. room with fireplace, heated porch, MI 3-1577 LOVELY 4 room ranch, large raying that letter.** of admini.'stration Baildlng-Contractiiig 14 9-4817. Glastonbury, MI 8-7378. Knotty Pine Paneling 13c sq. ft. 168 Woodland St., Manchester AU 1*4 baths, 2-car garage, $18,200 for stone fireplace, plastered walls, $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins,' MI Ge grantedgranted on said e-staie, a.«i pet Birch St., was charged with im­ bills now, ambitious women part- Doors from $3.00 each 8-8474. 9-5132. applicationf(cation on file,...... it MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE time can earn regular check, flexi­ EXPERIENCED electricians need' FOR SALE—Dining room set. HOUSE quick sale. Belfiore Agency, Afl 3Q2 WOODLAND STREET —owner combination windows, 3 extra lots, ORDERED:: I’hat the foregning ap- proper passing. CARPEN’n tT — Roofing, remodel­ 8d A 16d Common Nalls Profile by Drexel, pecan and wal­ 3-5121. transferred. Must leave one of good condition throughout, full plication be heard and determined at Ml 9^500 ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed Schools & Classes 27 ble hours, no investment or exper­ ed. Ctdl TR 5-9370 after 5:80 p.m. 8Vi ROOMS, stove, hot water, park­ the P robate office in Coventry in said James Galllchani, 20, of 10 $9.25 per keg nut wood, 6 chairs, dining table, ---- Living room, kitchen, dining Manchester’s most distinguished price, only $10,300. Stasiak, PI 3-7564. ience necessary, r For Interview Louver Doors from $8.95 each ing. $65 monthly Available Sept. MAN(^HESTER—$13,600. Older „ THREE LOTS for sale. Inquire 713 District, on the 28th day of Augu.«t. A.D. Turnbull Rd., was charged with 3 ORGANIZED play grow for pre­ call MI 8-0312. with 8 leaves and pad, sideboard. area. 3 bedrooms, 12x23 room on homes. A truly authentic execu­ N. Main,St. Ml 9-6823. at 10:3u o'clock in the forenoon, and leave yonr message. Ton’ll hear from onr advertiser la Jig 1. MI 3-8872 after 6. improper passing and operating a 3 Combination Doors $16.95 each room home with extra lot suitable and that notice be giveti to all per.^ons time, without spending all evening at the teleidioae. ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ schoolers Mondays, Wednesdays Sitnatlons Wanted— Just like new. C. G. Peterson, second floor for family room, den tive ranch. Custom built by John motor vehicle making excessive and Thursdays from 9-12, starting » CASH 'N CARRY Peterson Road, Vernon. TR 5-8137, for building 2-family hofne, on# A. Partridge. Drive by, then call BOLTON—10 acres mora or lean, Intere.sied in said e.stale of Die penden­ modeling ail typea of carpentry. F em ale 38 WE HAVE KITCHEN CABINETS or another bedroom. I.arge com­ block to school, two blocks to U & R cy of said application and the time and noise. Nelson Higgins. MI 4-1700. Wednesday Sept. 6, Games-crafts- OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES FOUR ROOMS, oil hot air heat, pletely finished basement room and we’ll read you the lists of 600 foot road frontage trees ask­ place of he«aring thereon, by publi.«hing music-danclng. Ex^rienced wom­ FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Alain St. Belfiore Agency, AIT ground features, construction fea ing $2,500. Lawrence F. Fiano, MI a cop y of thi.s order in som e new spaper David N. Ma.sse, 21. of Man­ near Parkade. 34 Durant St. with two lavatories. Yard well 3-5121. having a circulation in .«ald district, at an to lead activities. MI 9-6279. Clerk WOULD LIKE to take care of Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells tures, built-in features, and extras. 3-2766. chester, was charged with op­ Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 National Wearingr Apparel— Furs 57 landscaped. Blue Ribbon Value REALTY CO. lea.st five days iiefnre the day of said erating a motor vehicle making Florists— Nurseries 15 For less skilled office work. year old child, days. MI 9-8781. 4*4 ROOM modem duplex, heat, hot at $21,900. Barbara Chamberlain BOWERS SCHOOL ranch—6 rooms A fine exclusive listing shown only hearing, to appear if they .«er cause THE PROSPECT HiU School wlU water, stove, tile bath, modern by appointment. R. F. Broderick, An 3-3693 TOLLAND—Fa acre building lot. 1 at .«aid tim e aixi place and he heard excessive noise. WOULD THE lady who called Kle- 1956 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. Clerical ability, some typing, or particulars. MI 9-5306, TR with 3 large bedrooms, ceramic ; relative thereto, and make return to FDR SALE — Gladioli, cut while have an afternoon session from NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. TWO COTILLION blue brides­ Youngstown kitchen with dining 5-4659. Broker, MI 9-1278 or All 3-5121. good location. Onlv one left. Price AU three will appear in Circuit coit MI 3-6539 regarding lady’s Excellent condition with 30-day other office machine experience 881 STATE STREET maid’s dresses. White eyelet em­ bath, fireplace, priced to sell. Call R. D. Murdock MI 8-6472 $1,300. TR 5-7812. I Ihl.s court. ou wait; Emerald Farm, 609 12:30-2:30 Mmiday through Friday. helpful. WOMAN WISHES to do baby sitting area, lots of closet space, finished Wes Smith, AIT 9-8952. Beechler- KT.MORE TE RK IK C TO N . .Tudge. Court 12, Manchester, on Sept. 11. Hamilton watch please c;all back. guarantee, $650. I ll Cedar Street. School opens Monday, Sept. 11. NORTH HAVEN. CX)NN. broidered gown, size 7. Call MI FOR SALE or lease 4 room house, S:eeney Street. MI 9-7378. any time. MI 8-4096, basement, parking, yard for chil­ Smith, Realtors. For further information please caU CHeetnut 8-2147 9-4411 after 6. i dren, nice neighborhood, $125. 2-csr garage, hot and cold water LOST—PASS BOOK No. 4105, Sav- Comptometer Operator CAPABLE, adult interested in BARROWS and Ings Department of the Connecti­ 1958 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, MI 9-5767. References. MI 3-6452. VERNON—Minutes from schools bath and shower, heat. $75 per Openings for several operators. babysitting evenings and week­ FOR SALE—School dresses, sizes month. One year lease or $65 per cut Bank A Trust Company, N. running condition, $100. MI 9-0758. Roofing— Siding 16 Must be skilled. 10 and 12, some new. TR 6-1869, 9 and shopping. We have this cus ends. Tel. MI 8-0010. FOUR ROOM tenement on Eldridge WALLACE Sam 2-bedroom ranch, half acre month for 3 year lease. Pull price *Main St. Office. Application made Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Diamonds— Watcho a.m. and 7 p.m. St. near Main St. Write Box D, for payment. A. A. DION INC. Roofing, aiding, 55 E. Center St. MI 9-5306 lot, high w'ith trees, attached ga $7,600, $800 down, $65 per month 1949 CUSTOMIZED FORD. MI painting. Carpentry. Alterations Clerk-TjTiist REFINED middle-aged lady de­ Jew elry 48 Herald. plus interest, including 3 acres of SECOND MORTGAGE money—We sires Job as companion. Light (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) r:^e, enclosed patio, big kitchen NOTICE IS HEREBY given that 9-0768. and additions. Ceilings. Workman' Openings in small departments land. Call after 4 p.m. week days can supply any amount ol money housekeeping duties. Live in. PI LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelers — FIVE ROOMS, aecond floor, large with plenty of cabinets, glass en­ Optional Share Book No. 8575, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St for capable' women. A ■variety of Repairs, adjusts watches e:wert- Wanted—To Buy 58 MANCHESTER — Ansald! built closed ceramic bath, big living PI 2-6967. 1955 CHEVROLET 2-door hardte MI 3-4860. for mortgages. Terms to fit your clerical duties. 2-6307. room off attic, cellar, gar^e, oil issued by th« Manchester Savings needs. Construction mortgages ly. Reasonable prices. Open *^68- heat, atorm windows. Available Ranch. 3 twin sized bedrooms, room with picture window. View and Loan Association, Incorporat­ good condition, reasonable. I Good wages, pleasant working WE BUY, SELL or trade antique LAKEWOOD CTRCLE — Custom 3-7689. BIDWELL HOME Improvement also available. J. D. Realty, 470 WILL CARE for children In my day through Saturday, ^ u rsd ay Sept. 1, Call MI 3-6492 from 12-5. large cabinet kitchen, disposal, for miles. Fully stormed. Retired built ranch in on ideal satting. ed. hag been lost and applicaticm conditions. Air-conditioned office. home while mother works, Bolton, evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. and used furniture, china, glass, exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath, 2 owner has kept this 1*^ year old Company—all types of siding and Main St., MI 8-5129. Apply. silver, pilcture frames and old Same on first floor available Nov. Three bedrooms. 1*4 baths, large has been made to said Association FORD 1955 4-door 9-passenger sta­ MI 9-6985. 1 fireplaces, hot water oil heat, home NEW, Robert Wolverton for payment of the amount of de­ roofing. Aluminum clapboarda a coins, old dolls and guns, hobby . Agency, An 3-1914. kitchen, plus a dining room. Cen­ tion wagon, V-S, automatic trans­ specialty. Unexcelled workman­ aluminum combinations, amesile ter entrance hall. Finished rooms posit. Business Opportunities 32 FIRST NATIONAL STORES, WOULD UKE to care for child In Garden— Farm— Dairy collections, attic contents or whole 4*4 ROOMS, N, Main St., heated, drive, shade trees, excellent mission, good condition. Owner ship.' MI 9-6495. INC. my home for working mother. Ex- estates. Furniture Repair Service, MANCHEvSTER — West Side —2- in basement. The newly purchased MI 8-0788. Products 60 hot water. Call Miss Terrio, MI housekeeping, quick occupancy, ruga and drapes are included. T. FOUND—Partly grown dark gray BAKERY FOR SALE — Vfinsted, Park and Oakland Ave. cellentell care. —MI 9-7267. TalcottviUe, Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. 9-5266, 9-4:30 only. $16,100. Escott, agent. Ml 9-7683 family 5-5, oil heat, city water and tiger kitten, lighter feet and chin, COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — AU sewerage, $150 monthly revenue. J. Crockett, Realtor. AH 8-1577. types of roofs and roof repairing. Conn. Established over 80 years. East Hartford. vicinity Porter St. MI 8-8801. T railers— ^Mobile H om es 6>A ExceUent reputation. Wonderful TOMATOES—Pick In own contain­ FIVE ROOMS and bath, front and BOLTON lakefront $24,900. Contem­ Priced at only $13,800. Shown by specializing In Twenty Year Bond­ Dogrs— B irds— P ets 41 WANTED to buy child’s or portable BEAUTIFUL 5 room ranch, at­ ed Roofs. Call MI 8-7707. opportunity. Owner hae other in­ ers, 50c peach basket. .Angel St. back porches, second floor. Ga­ porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, appointment. Charleg Leaperance, tached garage, full basement, built $100 DOWN on older one bedroom. terests. Call Jordan 7-8550 after 5 EUCPERIENCED woman to care record player. MI 9-3764. ultra modem kitchen, 3 large bed AH 9-7620. Peraonald for elderly woman, live In. O il MI rage available. Five minutes from in 1959. Ixn 135x137. Marion E. 50x10 hew 3 bedroom, double sink, p.m. or write P. O. Box 238, Litch­ WANTED HOME for kittens. MI Household Goods 51 Center. Clean, nice neighborhood. rooms, 1*4 baths, 2-zone heating, Robertson, Broker, All 3-5953. bath in color, $4,495 complete. field. 9-5184 after 5. thermopane windows, garage COVENTRY ELEX7TROLUX Sales and Service, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 8-0292. Rooms Without Board 59 Reasonable. No children. Call MI brnided representative, Alfred New deluxe, built-in radio, wall-to- LEGAL SEOHluTARY downtown FREEZER 22 cu. ft. Hager up­ 9-0865 after 8-7 p.m. space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE wall carpeting, specita apidiances, ROOFING— Specializing repairing RCK3CVILLE — Restaurant with right, 9 months old. Originally ertson, Broker. Ml 3-5953. Amell, 806 Henry St. Tel. MI liquor license doing very nice busi­ Hartford office, experience re­ TWO EXCELLENT rooms for SMALL DOWN A 8-0450. on big shaded lot. High Manor roofs of all klmds. neyr roofs, gut' quired. JA 2-1166. THREE PUPPIES, port collie. $877. Sell for $650 or take over FOUR ROOMS with bath, first Charming 6 room single with at­ teachers, all privileges. Call MI A ness. Owner retiring. Any reason­ SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, Park, Route 30, Rockville, TR ter work, chimneys' cleaned.” re- free. Call anytime. W 2-77618. payments of $24 for 27 months, 9-6258 after 6. floor, hot water, electricity fur- tached breezeway and garage. WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit­ 5-1423. paired. .Aluminum siding. 30 able offer will be considered. Bx- starting Sept. 28. Will pay for nt.shed, $75, a month Call Ml large family room, modem kitch­ Large lot excellently landscaped. ney from Irving Street 8-4:45, vi­ years’ experience. FYee estimates. ceUent financing. J. D. Realty, AUTOGRAPH OPERATOR moving. MI 3-7495. 9-8622. en, dining room, S or 4 bedrooms, PAYMENT Properly priced. cinity Engineering Building. MI FOR RENT—^Available August 27, Call Howley, MI 3-5861, MI 8-0763. 470 Main St., MI 8-5129. Articles For Sale 45 basement finished in knotty pine Beautiful large 8 bedroom ranch 14’ travel trailer sleeps 6. Lisk ROOM WITH kitchen pritrlleges for WnX TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN 9-3117. Immediate opening for qualified TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low woman school teacher. MI 3-4096. garage, wooded lot, close to completely redecorated. Now. va­ Trailer Rental Service, Vernon, TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and prices. 21" self-propelled Toro Furnished Apartments 63-A schools and shopping, $16,900. Phil TRADE. Help Wanted— Female 35 transcriptionist. High School gradu­ cant. Living room has fireplace TR 6-2006. Heating and Plumbing 17 ate—well established company. 5- accessories sale In our famous "Do rotary, reg, price $139.96, spiecial brick Agency, AU 9-8464. WANTED—Ride to Windsor 8:80- it yourself department. Receiving and picture window, nice cabinet ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 14 FOOT TRAILER for camping day week—complete benefit pro­ $99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, ONE ROOM furnished, one , block THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ 4:30. Call after 6 MI 8-2570. PLUMBING AND heating — re­ gram. Write giving education and tubes, 40 off. AST picture tubes, MI 9-5221. from Main St. Call MI 9-6746 nished. near Main ,St. one couple WALKER STREET—6 room Cape kitchen, tile bath, carport, hot REALTOR or traveling. Sleeps 4. Can be seen a.m.-4:30 p.m., experienced pre­ screened porch, fireplace, 1-car modeling installations, repairs. experience to Box E, Herald. most "21” size, $21.95, and up. In­ only. Call MI 8-1616 or Ml 9-2951. water oil radiant heat. Setting on s YOUNG LADY desires ride down­ at Willard'g Island, Hammonas- All work guaranteed, 25 years ex­ ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy (jom- door antennas from 89c and up. 40” ELECTTRIC rainge. Laundromat CXJMFORTABLE room In quiet garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phil MI 3-5440 AC 9-5988 U town Hartford area. Must be there sett State Park. MI 9-0390. perience. 24-hour service. Call pany, 60 HiUlard St. Outdoor antennas from $1.99 and washer, davenport, chair, coffee home, shower, gentleman pre­ TWO ROOM furnished apartment brick Agency, AH 9-8464. large 180x200 foot lot. You will BE A ROYAL dealer, show our U 8:15. Call MI 3-2014. Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. MAN(?HESTER— $13,900. 5 room complete Christmas toppin g line, up. Oifmney mounts only 99c. table, butterfly chairs, power ferred. 93 Russell St. Phone MI over garage on Manchester-Bolton love it on first sight. Priced at expandable Cape with sunporch VHP wire 2c a foot. Also, used mower, fertilizer spreader, baby 9-5114. line. Call Ml 9-4695. RANCH—5 rooms first time on $10,950. Very small down payment. RIDE WANTED from Box Moun­ Auto Driving School 7«A CONNECTKJUT licensed nurse, any Including gifts, household items, market. Bowers school. Plastered and garage, beautiful shaded lot, shift, private hospital. TR 5-9121. plastics, cpsmetics. Jewelry, and a TVs completely overhauled. See lamb coat, size 14, MI 9-4301. Will consider renting with option to near schools, bus line and stores. tain Homes to Manchester Me­ Radlo-TV Repair Us first for the best deals. Open NICELY FURNISHED room, large R(XIKVILLE—24 Grove "treet — walls, cast iron radiation, hot morial Hospital, 8-5. Call MI PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. full line of toys. Ejcperience un­ buy. Good first mortgage can be Owner call All 9-5160. No agents Services 18 necessary. High commission for evenings till 9, Saturday till 6. MAHOGANY dining room set, Dun­ clothes closet, tile bath, free park- Single light housekeeping room water heat, choice setting with 8-6564. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class DEMONSTRATE TOYS trees, $18,900, Phllbrick Agency, please. room. Three Instructors. No wait­ short hours. Call MI 8-5247. Prices in effect till supply Is ex­ can Phyfe table, 4 chairs, serving to?, gentleman. 316 Spruce St. $10 weekly. Well furnished 2-room assumed. Call ow-ner anytime. AH CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, apartment $20 weekly, Tel. TR AH 9-8464. ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Work August until December, ex­ hausted or replaced by similar butler, and gossip bench to match. 8-0000 or MI 8-4348. SIX ROOM Colonial far below own­ available all hours. Satisfaction BURTON’S WANTS sales people, Also, cordovan modem mahogany 238. CHARTER OAK St. — Small 5-9594 AutomobOes for Sale 4 my. PI 2-7249. cellent commission, no Investment, items. Satellite Electronic Servica SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, er's cost. 2 large bedrooms, panel guaranteed. CaU MI 9-1315. part-time, full-time. Hours can 165 School Street, Manchester, Ml bedroom set, both In excellent con- room, suitable for gentleman. ANDOVER—5 room rtmeh. Vacant. car and telephone necessary, larg­ Shower, free parking, $8 weekly. FOR RENT—One room efficiency, near to atoree, schoola and bua. ed den. large living room, alum OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ est party plan In the country. probably be worked for your con­ 9-1788. dltlon, sensibly priced. East Hart­ Quiet street. Owner tranaferr^. ^um aiding, storms and awnings. TV SERVICE—An makes. Honest, ford location. JA 8-0017. MI 9-1748. shower separate entrance, gentle­ Alarion E, Robertaon Broker AO G cials, fixit yourself cars, always censed driving school trained — "SANTA'S PARTIES’’ ORchard venience. Also, opportunities for 3-5953. Can...... be rented with optionto b*i>. Exceptional yard. Owner MI Economical. High quality parts. man. Call MI 9-19.57, 5:30-7:30. G a gooA selection. Look behind our Certified and approved is now of­ 3-3207 ,ORchard 8-3455, or ORchard wrapping desk cashiers. Apply HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or Tongren Agency. MI 3-6321. 9-5051. Guaranteed 90 days Famous for frozen, 80c doz. H. Pasquallni, 246 BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. fering classroom and behind service since 1931. Phone MI 3-9829, Avon, Conn. Burton’s Office, Mrs. Harris, 11 kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire OUT EAST of Shady Glen, but In wheel instruction lor teenagers. a.m.-4 p.m. Avery Street, Wapping. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, fire- 9-4537. Potterton’s, 180 Center St 1, 2, or 8 ’YEARS TO P A Y ! 224 Charter Oak. MI 3-8368, CH Business 1-iOcatlons town—a true miniature estate. MANCHESTER, EAST SIDE 1953 OLDSMOBILE 2-door, new MI 9-6075. DEMONSTRATORS and managers 6-4738. I.andscaped acre lot. House has place, aluminum storm windows, i tires, radio, heater, good paint and needed In this area for new sensa­ WOMAN WANTED LOAM SALE—Rich, clean $14 loam “ SUPER DELUXE” For Rent 64 large lot, cellar. Carlton W. TELEVISION antennss and rotor for $12.60. Also fill, gravel, sand 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE two bedrooms, 1*4 baths, formal 3 bedroom ranch, plastered walls, good running condition. MI 9-6964. MOR’TLOCK’S Driving School—Of­ tional Jewelry party plan. No In­ general housework and child care. dining room, large living room,, Hutchins, AH 9-5132. fice, 443 Main St.. Manchester. systems InstaUed and repaired. AO 4-0671. and stone. Miller Sand & Gravel. ALL 100% GUARANTEED stairway to attic, basement garage, Serving Manchester and sur­ vestment, no collecting, no deliv­ Rooms With Board 59-A' EXCELLENT spot for any bualneaa plus porches and air conditioning. high corner lot, shade trees, city NEEiD A CAR and had your credit Learning correctly “ M^y Save ering. Highest commission to deal­ Ml 3-8603. ONLY $433 or office. Center of town, plenty CHARAITNG older 8-room home, turned down? Short m down pay- round!^ areas. Modem TV Serv­ $18.18 Delivers This house has to sell and la utilities, minimum down or assume Your Life." Driver education ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-2205. er and manager. All inquiries con­ BOARD AND room for retired gen­ of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5 priced well below market. 'T. J. completely air conditioned, 4 bed­ mant? Bankrupt? RepossessionsionT classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, $16.18 Month 4V4% mortgage. fidential. Marion Kibbe Faahion LADIES — PART-TIME Bolens, Goodall, Ariena. Riding tleman, quiet home in country, one Crockett, Realtor. AO 3-1577. ' rooms. 1*4 baths, 2-car garage, lot Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ fessional Driving School Assn. MI RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, Shows, Avon, Conn. OR 8-3455, or — YOU GET MAIN STREET—4 room offifce on 180x450. Marlon E, Robertson, mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatic 18-PIECE BEDROOM floor, love and kindness. Reason­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO las, get the iowdown on the lowest 9-7398. free pickup and delivery on smaU OR 3-9829, 7-9 p.m. 6 p.m. - 9:80 p.mi able. Write Box W. Herald. ground floor, plenty of parking. T. BUSINESS ZONE—8 room home In Broker, All 3-5953. down and amaileat payments any­ tractors with over 21 attachments. 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM J. Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577. radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 Used mowers and tractors. Parts excellent condition off East Center Realtor AH 3-2766 where. Not a small loan or finance Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 p.m. H A E Radio and TV. MI APPLICATIONS being accepted for For eaay. Interesting i*one rep­ 12-PIECE KITCHEN Street. Good location for doctor, MANtJHESTBR — New listing. 6 company plan Douglas Motors, steady, part-time sales and caah- and service. Capitol Eqitipment — Plus — OFFICE FOR rent close to shop­ Ed Oawford AH 9-4410 9-5582, MI 8-1479. resentation work in air-conditioned Co.. 38 Main.i. MI 8-^1-7968. hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ rooms, fireplace, ell heat. 3-ear 883 Main St. ier opoUngs. Apply Manager, modem office Monday-Friday. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ping center, ideal for any busi­ ther information call the Philbrick garage 'with attached screened 1957 8PORSTER Harley-Davison Fairway, 975 Main Street. Hours TV SET AND COMB. RANGE ness., reasonable rent. 186 West patio, trees, nicely landscaped, 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, Large national affiliated company, HOUSE PAINT—White and colors Agency, ATI 9-8464, VERNON—First time on market— with extras. Call MI 4-1873 after 6. Millinery Dressmaking 19 not suitable for students. experience preferred but not neces­ $4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating Free storage until wanted. Free Middle Tpke. MI 3-6802. 7 room split level on one-half acre with extra lot. Dwelling in very turlx^lide, fully equipped, low delivery. Free set up by our own SALESLADY sary. Complete training given, per­ $5.60 per 6 gallon can. Morrison 1,000 FEET, one-half brick building BRICK HOAIE—6 large rooms, 2 lot with trees—living room with good condition throughout. Quick mileage, original owner, excellent FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ 8 WOMEN, 8 days per week, 8 reliable men. full baths, 2-car garage, excellent conditicHi. Call MI 3-8295, Can be Wanted Autos— manent position, no age limit, ex­ Paint Store, 385 (Center St. available, sprinklers, zoned for any raised hearth fireplace - dining occupancy. Asking price. $17,600. tions, call Lyn Kratzke MI 8-0682 hours per day, $3 per hour. Call cellent salary plus bonuses. Call Phone for appointment condition. Between one and two room—kitchen with built-in Hot- Charles Lesperance. AH 9-7620. seen at Ozzie’a Shell Service, Main Motorcycles 12 any time. TR 6-8571 any time. FARM LOAM, top quality, stock Samuel Albert, Htfd. (?H 7-0358 WANTED business, Harrison St Call Mr, St. any time for Interview. Hartstein, MI 3-2356, or Ml 3-2014. acres of land. Fruit trees. High point oven, range, and dishwasher. WANTED TO BUY—dean Chevro­ MATURE WOMAN wanted for piled 2 years, $2 per yard deliv­ See It Day or Night elevation. Six miles from Man­ 3 bedrooms, 1*4 baths, and den. BOLTON—6 room Ranch. S’ 4 years BU 9-8248 ered. Call after 5 p.m. Max Rank], If you have no means of transpor­ chester. Philbrick Agency. AH Garage and full cellar. Robert old. modem kitchen with buiit-ins. let. Ford or Plymouth, standard Moving— ^Trucking- locEd CJredlt Department, exper­ Experience Not Necessary shift, up to 1957. Call MI 9-3422 ience preferred, but not necessary. Columbia AC 8-9323. tation, I’ll send my auto for you. 9-8464 Wolverton Agency, AH 3-1914. dining room, hot water baseboard LOOK AT WHAT S torage 20 No obligation Houses For Rent 63 heat, full basement with recrea­ between 3-9 p.m.' Typing is essential. Excellent op- WROUGHT Iron outside railing SOUTH HAWTHORNE ST — Top portimlty for right person. Write A—L^B—E—R—T— S APPLY VERNON — Home and business. tion room. 2-car garage, amesite TRUCIONG—^14 foot heavy plat­ 27*^” high, two pieces, 14 feet and THREE ROOM cottage, winterized, value in this immaculate six room Alany opportunities. Commercial drive, large lot, $17,900, Philbrick FITZGERALD Business Services Offered 1.3 form truck with one-ton power lift Box A, Herald, stating full par­ 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD furnished or \infumished, gas Help Wanted— Male 36 9t4 feet long. MI 3-6639. Open Mon.thru Frl. till 8 P.M. cape. New exterior shingles, nice property. Tongren Agency, MI Agency, AH 9-8464. gate. CaU MI 9-0618. ticulars. heat, parking, adults. New Bolton yard, amesite, combination win­ 3-6321. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. FLAT WALL STONE, fireplace and W. T. Grant Co. Road. An 3-6389. ANNEX, INC DRIVERS for school buses. Man' HIRING TURRET lath# operators, MAYTAG WRINGER washer, dows, extremely central location SIX ROOM ranch, 8 years old, Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 MANCJHESTER Moving and Truck­ veneer stone. Five sizes to select 815 MAIN STREET BOLTON LAKE —Year 'round 4 on their menu for the coming ing Company. Local and long dis­ Chester and Vernon, 7,:15-8:45 first-class tool makers, and e n ^ e aluminum tub, like new, $85. MI plu.s six rooms, 'full basement---- Bowers School, all rooms better between 1:30-4:30 or any time lathe operators. Dean Machine from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. FOR RENT— 6 room Cape Cod. AND, only $13,900. T, J. Crockett, bedroom home, 1*4 hatha.' Uving week. Saturday or Sunday. tance moving, packing and stor­ a.m., 2:15-3:30 p.m. We will train 3-2574. close to shopping, schools, refrig­ than average in sise, entire base­ IT’S JUST PLAIN MI 9-0617, Phone MI 3-2414 from 9-5. Products, Inc., 165 Adams Street, Realtor, AH 3-1577. room 15x39 with fireplace. De­ ment finished off into large family 2 1960 FORD . $2095 age. Regular service throughout erator and stove included. Write lightful aunporch with ever chang­ Manchester. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct- New England States and Florida. ONE 26” GIRL’S bike, complete P.O, Box 246, Norwalk, Conn, for GLASTONBURY4 6 room ranch, 3 room, 4*4% mortgage, priced for Galaxie Convertible, power steer­ er—resurfaced—sealed. Superior MI 3-6683. FRIENDLY, kind woman to care ing ■view. For an investment in quick sale. 116.900. Phllbrick TV TEC^HNICIAN, strictly bench set of Lionel trains on table with appointment. I, baths, center hall. 3 twin size bed­ g ( ^ health and relaxation, call ing, automatic, radio and heater, Pavers. MI 3-6515. for elderly gentleman; cooking and many extras. MI 9-7963. Agency. AH 9-8464. extra clean AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- light housekeeping duties. Live in. work, experience. Write TV, Box SEPTIC TANKS rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. Madeline Smith Realtor, AH 84, Coventry. SEPTEAIBER-JUNE. Five room Carlton W. Hutchins. AH 9-5182. 9-1642. HORSE SENSE 1960 FAIRLANE $1595 HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main- moving, packing, storage,. Low Monthly remuneration plus room BABY CARRIAGE, $20; baskinette, AND 5 Bedroom... completely fumi.shed winterized REDUCED FOR 2-door 6 cylinder, standard shift, tenanM, Jiedge prunli^. Contact rate on long distance m w es to and board In 6 room, first floor ALERT, ambitious man for service bathinette, high chair, walker, $2 cottage at Andover, I..ake. All fa­ 81 GOODWIN STREET—6 room John E. WhlUiam,“ilUii Ml 9-7090. flat. Call Ml 9-6915 any evenings Older home, newly remodel­ MANCHESTER—We have several radio and heater, low mileage. 48 states. Personalized service, MI statidn. Some sales ability. Salary each. Good condition. 18 Wads­ PLUGGED SEWERS cilities. Oil heat. Ideal for teach­ Cape, newly remodeled kitchen, beautiful 3-family homes in excel­ THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL 3-5187, CH 7-1423. after 6 for details. worth St. ed, next to school and pnbllo LAWN MOWERS sharpened and and commission. Apply In person ers. AH 9-7465. hot water oil heat, 1*4 car garage, lent condition and location priced 1959 FORD $1895 playground. 1'/, acre lot with MANCHESTER WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL repaired, sales snd service, pick MANCHESTER Package Delivery. GENERAL OFFICE position open, Saturday, Mead’s Atlantic, 206 Machine Gleaned trees, private backyard, near bua. to sell from $15,900 to $22,000. Country Sedan, automatic, radio large bam. Gall for appoint­ BOLTON LAKEFRONT-- 4 room Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. up snd delivery. Complete Une of Light trucking and package deliv­ long established firm, 4 or 4Vi Hartford Rd. ment. Also, nice 5 room older home at 5 room Cape—Clean as a whistle, and heater, extra clean. Septlo Taaks, Dry WeUs. Sewer house, fireplace, central heating, $9,450. Short way out—beautiful 3 3 Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, ery. Refrijgerators, washers and day week. Must be experienced, WANTED—Full-time salesman, eX' Lines Installed—4>Uar Water­ attractively fumi.shed. Sept. 15- 126 NORTH ELM ST.—7 room Co all on one floor. Ideal location for garden and lawn suppUes. L A M bedroom ranch, one-half acre lot. 1956 CHEVROLET $895 stove moving specialty. Folding good at figures, accurate typist perlence required. Promising fU' proofing Done, May 15. AH 9-7846, lonial, 1*4 baths, den, 24 foot Hv retired couple, with extra lot, BE PRACTICAL-ADVERTISE IN "THE HERALD’ 210 station wagon, V-8, automa­ Equipment Corporation. Route 88, chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. and write good hand. Excellent BAXTER FARMS Everoff W. Von Dyno can’t be beat for $12,900. Alany $11,900. Vernon, Conn. TR 6-760e. ture with growing chain. Apply Ing and master bedroom, 13x14 more from $4,600 up. Call the Ells­ tic, radio and heater. salary. Write Box Y, Herald. Stein's Store, Parkade, MancheS' screened porch, aluminum aiding, TOUAND MeKINNEY BROS. Buiidor FIVE ROOM house, centrally lo­ worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, MI 7 room Colonial—Convenient lo­ Just a partial list. We have 40 COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ Painting— Papering 21 JOIN AVON TODAY! The cus­ ter. l-car garage. G.E. hot water heat, other cars to choose from. cated. AIT 9-7885. 8-6930 or MI 9-5524, cation with extra lot, $16,906. With­ pairs all makes refrigerators, tomer list you start building up Sewtraqe Disposal Co. double lot. 4*4% mortgage may be out extra lot, $14,500. It’s just plain fjond horse .sense to place your ad in tlie freezers, washing machines, dry­ TTTRRELL for painting and paper­ NOW will earn you hundreds of CH 6-4781 as.sumed or FHA insur^ loan to CUSTOM 3 bedroom ranch, en­ P.S. WATCH FOR OUR FINE HOMES 180-182 Pearl St.—Ml 8-8808 BOLTON LAKE—Beautiful 7 room $19,900. Philbrick Agency, MI ers ranges, oil ^nd gas burners. hanging. Interior and exterior. MI $$$ during our fabulous Christmas modem ranch, furnished, all con­ closed breezeway, 4 room apart­ To settle estate—Will sacrifice SPECIAL ANNOUNCE­ MI 9-0055. All wotjlt guaranteed. 3-7026. selling season In the fall. If you NOTICE Colonial Ranches With Brick veniences, year lease with option 9-8464r ment over garage, separate fur­ this older 6 room Colonial with lot newspa|>er—where it will he seen and read. The thou­ MENT COMING SOON. wait too long the better territories PUBLIC HEARING Complete to buy. Reponsible person only. naces. landscaped acre, $19,500. 80x308, excellent location, $18,600. SAM’S UPHOLS^RY - Retired E3XTERIOR and interior painting, will be gone. Call BU 9-4922 now. EAST HARTFORD—13 month old Carlton W. Hutchins AH 9-5132. FREE GIFTS FOE ALL. from tbh shop. Gan taka cars of decorating, ceilings, floors. (?lean ADDITIONji L $12,990 MI 9-2408. ranch in Sunset Hills, carport — Prime location—Besufafu] 6 room all your upholstering needs at workmanship. Free estimates. No WANTED — Woman to do house­ APPROPRIATIONS city utilities-built-in oven and SIX ROOM colonial in the Porter oversized Cape Cod,cod, slumin aluminum sid- sands of of people who read ‘The Herald” are in a buyinjf great aavlnga. Call CB 3-2878. Job too small. J(*n VerfalUe, MI work two half days a week, $1.26 Drive out: WUbur Cross to Exit range—14x20 living room — spa- BOARD OF DIRECTORS 99, or Route 44-A to North Suburban For Rent 6fi St, section, bar and rec room in itig. 1'4 baths, garage, $19,500. FITZGERALD 3-2521. per hour. West Side of town. Box TO’WN OF MANCHESTER, cious ■ bedrooms—family ' s—rami’ and rec basement, bieezeway, one-car ga­ MACHINES repaired and sold — Coventry Vegetable Research frame of mind. They’re reading the ads because they’re C. Herald. CONNECmCUT AMESITE PAVING room with picture window in walk­ rage, wooded lot. $22,900. Phil- Princeton St.—Bowers School typewriters, adding machinea. Farm. Follow signs. BOLTON LAKE — Alodern' three ANNEX, INC Notice Is hereby given that the out basement. Alany, many extras brick Agency, AH 9-8464. section. Excellent construction. 3- .AIm office Bupplles. Noel’s Office PAINTING, papering, floor sand­ room furnished cottage, winter­ --owner transferred. Robert bedroom Dutch Cape with lovely TalcottviUe Ave., Vera>-n ing. Call MI 9-0726. Board of Directors, Town of Man­ • DBIVEWAVS e WALKS • PARKINa LOTS ized, all convenience.s. Available Division of L. P. Fitzgerald, Inc. Machine Service, 7 Franklin St., Wolverton Agenev. MI 8-1914, 9 MANCHESTER - $13,900. 6 room landscaping, privacy. Present own­ looking; for what you have to sell. Next time, be practi­ Rockville, TR 6-2977. chester, Connecticut, will hold a Sept. 15-June 1. Lynnwood Drive, ToUa^id PAINTING AND paperhanging. LEGAL NOTICE Public Hearing in the Municipal MACHINE GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED till 9. compact Colonial near schools ers building new home. off Plymouth Lane, I-iot 24. AH and shopping. Selling below FHA County’s Oldest Ford Dealer TAPE RECORDERS for rent. Call Good clean workmanship at rea­ The Registrars of Voters of the Building Hearing Room, 41 Cen­ 3-1487. House includes wal) to wall car­ (Opposite Vlttner’s Garden Center) sonable rates. 30 years in Man- ter Street, Manchester, Connecti­ • SEPTIC TANKS COVENTRY—Large 5 room ranch, appraisal Belfiore Agency MI cal—advertise in ‘‘‘The Herahl” for more and quicker Marlow's Furniture Department, Town of Coventry will be in ses­ CLEANED and INSTALLED 100x200 lot, fireplace. Storms, Ask­ 3-5121. peting, oversized garage. Priced at Ml 8-6824 Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. MI 9-5221. afchester. Raymond Fiske. MI sion Aug^ust 29, 1961 from 9 a.m. cut, Tuesday, August 29, 1961 at FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME $18,900. 9-9237. ing $11,500. Tongren Agency, AH to 5 p.m. D.S.T. for the purpoae 8:00 P.M. on proposed additional Summer Romes For Rent 67 PITKIN STREET—Clean Dutch Co- response. CALL OR SEE ms for a good deal STEPS, sidewalks, atone walls, • SEWERS 3-6321. HAZARD VILLK of compiling the preliminary list appropriation as follows: lonial on a lovely landscaped lot. cm a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 fireplaces, flagstone terracea. EXTEIRIOR and interior painting. of electors entitled to vote at elec­ 'To Garbage Collection and MACHINE CLEANED THE PRICE IS RIGHT CAPE (X)D, Chatham—2 bedroom Used cars. Walter G. Parker, L. P. Work done at reasonable prices. Paperhanging. W ^paper books. TWO-FAhOLY 6 and 6, on large TTiree bedrooms, one bath. Big For sale or will consider leasing tion. ITie session will be at the Disposal ...... $44,000 cottage, fireplace, all facilities, lot (1^0x150). Houae in goo(l shape, porches, two-car garage. Excellent Fltm rald, Inc., 78 Brooklyn St., Guaranteed. MI 8-0796. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. To be financed from tbe unap­ INSTALLATION beachea Open August 26 on. AH with option to buy. 7 room Capa Floors. Good clean workmanship. Registrars’ office, Center School, TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED new heat, aluminum siding, porch* corditlon. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, RockvlUe. Ml 9AkZ^ Main Street, Coventry. propriated surplus as of Juna SO, 3-6777. with 4 bedrooms, one full bath, STONE MASON, all kinds of atone, Fully insured. Reasonable rates. SPECIALIST garage. Lots of extras. Owners AD 3-1577. half bath with 3 lavatories, carport, bricks, blocks, fireplaces, 18 Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI Dated at Coventry, August 21, 1961. , anxious to hear your offer. T. J 1961. Robert W, Gordon, F o r r e n t from September 1, 47 Sheridan Dr $15,500. Rental, IIU FORD, radio, heater, goof years' experience MI 9-8001 after 9-6082. modem cottage, private beach, Crockett, Realtor, An 3-1577. SUBURBAN, but in town — Over­ $150. l^apo, 1378. CaU after 6, MI 8-M84. 6. Doris W. Lyon Secretary Town and Country sized seven room cape in spotless Mildred C. Hlitgen Board of Directors heat. Cape Co6. Dennis, Mass. Call EXTERIOR PAINTING. Wa spo- DE MAIO BROS. AH 9-3943 5-5 DUPLEX, 3 bedrooms, 2 heat­ condition, wooded lot. Four big I i' pent 8ALB—One owner 1958 Mor­ SAVE A BUCK at M a n c h ^ r dallza in oommerelal, rsaldentul, Registrars—first district Manebaster, DRAINAGE GO. ing. systems, one block from W. bedrooms. Only $17,500.jand there tis Ogevertlble. Bapellent condi­ Welding Ser^ce, MI 8-1658.t~'MI industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or Gertrude A. Haven Connecticut TEL Ml 3-7691 COTTAGE AT AUsquamlcut week Onter St. Only $13,900. CaU Wes Is an extra lot available if you J. D. REALTY Your **Merketplace** at Homm t i o m il aneapt any rsasoaahls 8-8762. Have It welded, r^jiairad. small wa do tbam all, Joaaph Bsoole I. Strack Dated At Mondiester, OonneoU* Ml 9-4143 Of Aug. 26 through Sept. 2. Very Smith, AH 9-8953. Beechler-Smith, want. T J. Croickstt, Realtor, MI «A r. MX MI41. abarpanad.’ Guarantaad, Reglatm»-*Moood aistrlst cat ttila 18th day o t Axijgaat^ IML, f-IBH. MI S a m Diotma, ooBtraetor, Call ^ rssaonabls. Call MI 8-4036. Realtm . «ra Mala M. i . i / X PASS TWEOTT.EIGHT t^DNESDAY, AUGUST *8, 1961 Avaraire Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Baded Foreesat af D. 8. Waatbar -aoM t, lan CSoudy. oecaaional light nta ar MAIN s t r e e t ” drisale tonight aad Friday noni- AMPLE FREE PARKING 13,330 Ing. Low Umight in dOa. Soattorad MANCHESTER tian b er mt tha Audit ahowera Friday anenioon. Warm* AT THE BareM «t Obeufaitleu or. High 1S-80. Manchester-^Jt City o f Village Charm Phone Ml 3-4123 REAR OF THE STORE Opon Thun. 9:30 till 9 p.m. Ia Opon Thun. 9:30 till 9 p.m. VOL. LXXX, NO. *78 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST *4, 1961 (Claaatfled Adrerttalng on Page 18) PRICE FIVE C:ENTS Cuba Tells UN State News Roundup Russia Threatens to Close RINGS THE SCHOOL BELL! U.S. to Attack L od ge’s Son, MOORE REGULATION United Nations, N, Y., A u g .flt ia Africa and Aria you colonlal- 3 Others on Just Arrived from California! 24 (/P)—Cuba today launched Ists should walk out of, through GYM SUIT a new attack on the United that big front door, and not come Disabled Boat back.” West’s Air Links to Berlin WITH EVERYTHING FROM SWEATERS TO States for holding on to the The Soviet Union first Injected 4.98 Magnificent Leban Wool Jersey Guantanamo Naval Base. It the isue of U.S. bases into the as­ Branford, Aug. 24 (/P)— declared mercenary forces sembly debate on French actions The Coast Guard towed a around their naval base at Bizerte, (lanforizfd plus (fum cloyr.N wssh are being concentrated there Tunisia. The Russians charged the yawl carrying , four persons, | and wear JOO'T- roUon b u m lo SUITCASES... FROM GYM SUITS TO THE DRESSES for use against Cuba. worldwide network of bases main­ including the son of former. to 20. Cuban delegate Mario ( Garcia- tained by the United States and United Nations Ambassador,U.S. Troops Note Claims • 7th p ad e scarlet Inchaustegpil injected the Guan­ • Sth—blue ,lta Allies was a menace to W'orld Henry Cabot Lodge, into ^ tanamo Isaue into a debate on the Branford Harbor today. • Pth (freshment daffodil NEWEST 12.99 French-Tiuiiaian dispute at a spe­ (Continued on Page Five) • sophomore—preen O F FASHION SEPARATES cial aeseion of the U.N. General But Henry Sears Lodge, 31, said , On Line Get Bonn Spies • junior—scarlet Sizes 10 to 18. Assembly. it was a case of misunderstand­ • senior—blue two understated styles in such shades as black, He declared Cuba haa a common ing the de.stination of the 3S-foot \ • leaders—white bond with Tunisia because the craft, the Nepenthe. Gas Bombs Use Routes AND REMEMBER! brandy, royal, maRenta. fully taffeta lined. French military base at Bizerte Cuba Seeking Lodge said he moored outside reminds Cubans of the U.S. base • ,| t T O harbor overnight because it at Guantanamo. I a||{ Wif'M I I ^ I looked like “a good harbor,” and Berlin, Aug. 24 (/P)—Amer­ A U.S. spokesman said today ,3 Mercenaries are being assem­ T V ilA A ^ expressed a good-natured annoy- ican officers handed out tear the Western Allies have “ab-* bled both In Puerto Rico and at ^ 1 A A ance at being awakened by the gas grenades to a U.S. de- I solute and inherent” rights Guantanamo, he aaid, for an at­ Gets Brushoii tachmenl guarding the West YOU GET FASHIONS PLUS FABULOUS SAVINGS tack “against a small Independent ' under past agreements to country"—obviously Cuba. The yawl had been reported Berlin border t^ a y after “unhindered routes of access” Havana. Aug. 24 — Fidel overdue at Madi.son last night and Communist forces loosed a to Berlin. Garcia told the assembly; the former ambassador touched % “The Imperiallat aggression of Castro's regime has admitted stream of water against pho­ These rights include rights sending out a feeler to President off a search. WITH VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS France against the people and Aboard with Lodge were his tographers from the powerful to sustain the civilian life of government of Tunisia reminds us Kennedy for truce talks. The wife, Elenlta, 25; Henry Ziegler, nozzle of an armored car. of the imperialist aggression of ■White House gave it the brush- the city as well as to supply off. 26, of 77 Park Ave.. New York. A witness said two American western occupation forces the United States against the peo­ _ . , . t:. . owner of the yawl, and Helen soldiers were hit by spray and the ple and government of Cuba.” Cuba s economic czar Ernesto Washington, D.C. water was quickly turned o f f there, he said. Garcia addressed the 88-nation (Che) Guevara made the approach^ .said the confusion ap- wh(en one reached for a grenade. The statement by State De> assembly after a representative of o E > c h a rd iparently .started when his father I Western troops have orders to partment press officer Lin­ Guinea had demanded the liquida­ Goodwin last Friday m Ui^guay had believed the de.stination was disregard the Red warning for coln White foreshadowed U.S. tion of all foreign ^bases In Africa at a cocktail ^ r ty after the In-1 Madi.son. I everyone to stay lOO yards back before the African people them­ ter-American Economic Confer- The group aboard the vaw! said i of the border ' rejection later in the day of selves take a hand in liquadating tal'inK^ « , “.shake-down” The...... incident...... at...... the Friedrich- ! Soviet charges contained in a them. Guevara told a - , radio-TV — j .~ 't.,, audi­-,.j . cruis^with ^ ... no particular...... destlna- | strasse checkpoint, which ended i new Moscow note. In a slashing attack on colonial­ ence last night that he informed tion. They had left Port .lefferson without further Red action, came | ism, Guinea's Telli Diallo said Goodwin, one of Kennedy’s Latin Long Island, earli(?r Wednesday. ^ as diplomats disclosed a Soviet j left: left: American experts, that “Cuba is i After the craft wa.s tow’ed into Moscow, Aug. 24 (IP}—^The “These bases are cannons pointed I charge that the western Allies are Soviet government posed a at the temple of our states." ready to talk” about solving dif-1 the harbor here, I^odge said “The abusing use of their air corridors -1 threat to the western Allies* TACKLE TWILL Diallo assailed France for boy­ ferences between the two conn engine doesn't work, but we hadn’t to Berlin. j As seen in August issue of cotting the U.N. debate on steps to tries. Intended to use it anyway, except The brush at the Friedrich-. links with Berlin in a note end the French-Timisian dispute. Guevara had made the same of- for docking.'' published today. STORM COAT The four aboard expressed sur­ strasse checkpoint illustrated the j Mad eitioiselle magazine . , . . "It is not the United Nations resolve of the Western Allies to . It said Chancellor Konrad you should walk out of,” he said. (Continued mi Page F1sPi—Indi­ curb organized crime. handle aJl your children's "bark to its yellow covers are pictures of “It ia not necessary- to censor. It liil,” i^ltim ore "Acme Pres*. for the five. Allan Brinn, 31, Alan school " clothinp needs, plus all the Dodd recommended that Cem- cation* are that the army will be­ Jerome S. Adlerman. subcommit­ Danna,” “CTncinnati News, Robert Clements, 30, Frank Faraci, 43, ^ Bulletms Pogo and a friend, Albert the Alli­ is necessary £o guide . . . other gress pass his bill requiring all tee counsel, stepped to a map of new fall fashion.'! gator, who poaea aa "A parent.” child activities siphon off energy, gin bringing into federal service and William Cullen,” Steubenville Alex Karras and his twin, Sol, 28. shirt: 4.99 the United States illustrated with "H. S. (Hank) Crowiey " and New The fines were recommended for Colled from AP Wires It Is being published under auspi­ but this energy can be used badly (Continued on Page Five) by early or mid-October some of red lines to show, he said, how the cious and official sponsorahlp. Sec­ after bad TV exposure. Above all, the 37 National Guard unit* which wire service rurming roughly north Orleans, “Nolan News, Joseph Peter Beeftink, 53, and Henry Mu- Listen tfl Kathv God­ retary of Health, Education and love the child." Marcello. Joseph Poretto, Cyril lea. 46. have been alerted for callup. and south from Boston serves The case of an eighth ex-polic*- BRANDT SHUTS RED CENTERS frey, WINF-CBS. Man- Welfare Abraham Ribicoff timed You can order Pogo's primer This seemed to be suggested in Hie-se points: Poretto.” Chester, 10:10 am. skirt: 12.99 its formal announcement to a gen­ from the government printing of­ Berlin. Aug. 24 (d>-Wosfe Army aniswer* to question* today Montreal. Manchester, N. H.; (Oontlnued on Page Twelve) Beriin Mayor, Wniy Bmodt an­ Monday thru Satur­ eral news conference this morning. fice, Wsuriiington 2J5, D.C. It coats about possible methods for bring­ Lawrence, Mass.; Providence. R. I.; (Continued on Page Five) Soon parents everywhere can nounced today that all IS Com­ day. Conte.st Every 20 cents. News Tidbits ing alerted units up to full Philadelphia. Pa,; Wilmington, Del.. munist party Kdadquartors la read Pogo's questions and answers. It must be worth it, because the strength. Atlantic City, N. J., Baltimore and Day. Such as: from the AP Wire# West Berlin are being closed chief of the Children’s Bureau in Under the law, a member of an Miami, with offshoots to Worces­ “to preserve pnbito seem ly and “What are little children afraid the Department of Health. Educa­ Army Reser.'e outfit or an indi­ ter. Hartford, Pottsville, Pa., Urges Big Power Talks First of?” tion and Welfare, Katherine B. order." Going ahead with hla vidual reseniat cannot be Iran*-' Steubenville. Ohio, Cincinnati and own countermeasures aotu*t “They are afraid of boredtMn, al­ OetUnger. says in a foreword: Secretary of Labor Arthur J. ferred Involuntarily to a National New Orleans. so frustration. They want to know “Pogo Primer for Parents (TV Goldberg urges House to follow the Communist blockade acrosa w’hat to do.” Senate’s lead and approve bill for Guard unit while that unit is still Off by itself, hut not connected the heart of Berlin he also an­ Division) will reassure and re­ under control of a state. He may with any line to indicate a wire Dag Says UN Has Right nounced that all 'Visitors from "They ar* afraid of monsters. ward every parent wtio reads it." retraining of Jobless workers, was a red ring around the St. Louis Wasnlngton reports . . ., National be assigned only temporarily to a East Berlin are now aubject to Labor Relations Board prepares Guard outfit for training. area, with a notation “William P. police checks. However, he may be "designat­ Brown, St. Louis area." court petition aimed at barring Rossetti, who hag served time To Join Berlin Dispute "ARROW" CUM LAUDE SHIRTS 5.00 Union Threatens Strike Miami (Fla.) Herald pres.smen ed” in advance, a spokesman ex­ 2 TOLL TAKERS ARRESTED from continuing picketing of De­ plained. This means that he may in federal prisons as a gambling Hartford, Ang. 24 OF) — Th* troit Free Pre.ss, Thomas Roumell, be informed in advance that if stamp tax law violator, sat im- State Highway Departaaent to­ Handsome collar styles, smart oxford weaves, wanted but­ regional director of NLRB, says in and when a certain National Guard passiviel.v^ at the witness table as B.v .MAX H-\RREl>SON <^g€stion as to what could be done day oonflnned It was *nghton- ton-downs. Come see the complete collection! Detroit . . . Tokyo reports Jap­ unit goes into federal service — United Nations. N. Y., Aug. 24 to balance the big power influence taig up" on ton coOeetton pro­ Auto Big-3 Stands Firm anese and South Korean officials and passe.' out from imder state (Ah—Secretary-general Dag Ham- with the views of a U.N. majority, cedures as a result of the arrest have. agreed to resume talks on authority -- he will be assigned marskjold decilared today the Unit­ but he expressed hope that “when and conviction of tw o' Charter restoring normal relations be­ as a filler to build up strengrth of Legal Officer ed Nations . iS( an Interested party the time comes for charter re­ Oak Bridge employes in recent tween the two countries. that unit. in the Berlin problem and has a vision, agreement may be reached months. However, the agency On Terms Offered LAW Prime Ministers of Malaya and These fillers would be drawn Clears Tower right to make its voice heard if the on a satisfactory solution.” said this was not the overriding Singapore agree to set up a group for Reserve outfits which them­ situation becomes a threat to reason for the removal of the to study proposals to merge the selves have not been alerted for peace. (Continued on Page Eleven) semi-automatic toU coneetlon Detroit, Aug. 24 IJPi — GeneralAtors would recommend its rejection Island State with the mainland possible call. Crash Colonel Hammarskjold said, however, devices from Charter Oak, Wol­ Motors, Ford and Chrysler itood by the UAW-Ford National Coun­ Such notification to Individuals, that at the present time the world cott and Putnam bridges effeo- federation of the north of it... under the new program, must be organization. wlUi its large mem­ tire last night. The depart­ pat today on their labor contract cil which ha.' been called to meet Two more schools, bridges and an here next Tuesday. made by Sel>t. 15, the Army said. Newburgh, N. Y., Aug. 24 (JPi bership, cannot aspire to be a focal Bowles Misquoted ment disputed a New Yoric Her­ offers to the United Auto Work­ African store burned in Northern point in 'efforts to solve the prob­ ald Tribune story today which The UAW's executive board will Rhodesia as a wave of arson and This appeared to indicate that the — The law officer presiding at ers against mounting pressure meet on the same day to pick a Army is shaping its plans to pro- lem. He indicated that the first On Reprisal Policy, said the seml-antomatio toU col­ sabotage continue despite rein­ vide for summoning in the month the court-martial of CS>1. William step in solving problems such as lectors had been dlseontlnned from the union that the' com­ target in event the union leader­ forcement of security forces . . . panies . come up with something ship decides to back up contract following Sept. 15 at leiwt some of M. Banks, 46, today found him in­ this must be big power negotia­ U.S. Aide Declares because they afford "several Japanese and South Korean of­ nocent of neglect in thw collapse tions. gimmicks tiurongh which some better or face strike action. demands with strike action. ficials reported to agree tq^reaume toll irate guards were robbing Present contracts covering Mast of the strike talk so far (Continued 'on Page Five) of a Texas tower in the Atlantic The Secretary-general advanced Washington, Aug. 24 UP) — A talks on restoring normal relations Ocean Jan. 15. His finding still these views in the introduction to the State,” nearly 500,000 workers at the Big comes from the UAW'.s negotiators between the two countries. high-ranking State Department at Ford. is aubje'et to approval by the his annual report to the General Three plants expire next Thurs­ Assembly. He touched briefly on (jfficial said today that Undersec­ WORK-REUEF BACKED day night. ”I'm not as optimistic as I was The way is still open for Masea- board of officers of the court. ohusetts to buy the New Haven Eclipse of Moon The court recessed after the the Beriin question during a dis­ retary Clicster Bowles was mis­ Washington. Ang. 24 (^1—Se(v UAW leaders centered their fire two days ago of reaching a settle­ cussion of how to balance the quoted by news dispatches attrib­ retaiy of Welfare Abraham Rfbl- on GM and Ford — The llkelieet ment without a strike." Bannon railroad's Old Colony division and finding by Col. Jean Rydstrom uting to him a statement that .operate a Rapid Tranil Service in Tomorrow Night and was to resume this afternoon weight of the big powers, and their caff said today that wherever candidates for strike targets. told newsmen yesterday. security interests, against the the United States ia trying to poeslUe a person en relief ^ould Meanwliile, UAW President Wal­ The L''AW'g GM and Chrysler Southeastern MassachusetLs. Atty. for a decision by the eight of­ Gen. Edward J. McCormack Jr. New York. Aug. 24 (/P,i — ficers comprising the board. rights of the world community. edge away fiom the policy of work for the money he roeelvee. ter P. Reuther bargained under a council.' also will meet Tuesday massive retaliation. He said he would favor federal after votes have been completed says . . . Carles Pfizer & Co. an­ Sky watcher* will ^ee an al­ TTie prosecution concluded its Hammarskjold cited disarma­ lid of secrecy with American Mo­ nounce the puchase of the assets most total eclipse of the moon ment and the Berlin issue as the Bowles was reported to have participation in such work rellet tors Corp. on the company’s pro­ among Big Three workers on the arguments at 9:30 a m. and the made this statement at a meut- programs, but emphasised the union leadership’s request for and business of Globe Lstboratories, tomorrow night depending defense Immediately moved for type of questions in which the ma­ fit-sharing offer. Inc., Fort Worth, Tex. . . . a Fort vipon visibility. jor countries have such special in­ ing of American ambassadors sta­ necessity for what he termed UAW vice president Leonard authority to call a strike if neces­ dismissal of the charge. tioned in North African and Mid­ proper aafegdards. Under pres­ sary. The union says the votes are Thomas, Ky„ man firing at two More than 99 per cent of the The collapse of the tower in a terests that agreement among Woodcock yesterday filed unfair burglar suspects in his home, ac­ moon’s disk will pass through them is essential to a solution. dle East countries. The meeting ent law, no federal money can labor practice charges against running more than 90 per cent in storm of the Nv;w Jersey coast took place in Nicosia, Cyprus, on be oontrlboted to state or loosl favor of strike authority. cidentally shoots and kills his own the Barth’s shadow, the cost 28 lives. “Direct negotiations between work r^ef programs. GM with the National Labor Re­ son and one of the intruders. American Museum - Hayden those countries.” he said, "are an July 31. lations Board here after the com­ GM’s Louis G. Seaton, vice Rydstrom. as law officer, is, in The dispatches were challenged president for personnel, railed a Mayor Chiyoji Nakagawa of Planetarium said today. effect, the judge of the court while essential first step to the solutioi, TYPHOON NEAR FORMOSA McCRECOR-lOO^o IMPORTED SHETLAND pany for the third time rejected Astronomers at the plane­ through the United Nations, of the by Carl T. Rowan, deputy as­ DICKIES 'TRIMTABS'^ a union demand for information news conference, yesterday to de­ Uwajima presented a 6>-j pound the function of the 8-man board is sistant Secretary of„ State for Taipei; Forinoea, Aug. 24 (ft fend the company’s contract offef copper “Bell of Peace’: to the U. S. tarium said the eclipse could essentially the same as that of a disaimament problem, and do not Typhoon Loma, a battMlnji ram on prices and profits. Woodcock against a barrage of union crit­ he visible from all parts of jury. in any way derogate from the re­ Public Affairs who accompanied accused GM of failing to bargain Embassy in Japan for President Bowles. packing a 14S-mUe-ai|-liaar punch, ! PULLOVER icism that it was “woeifully in­ Kennedy . . . A flash flood washes the United States, except the Banks, stationed at Stewart Air sponsibilities of rights of - the or­ advanced northweiig tonlgnt for in good faith. He said the union adequate.” The offer was made out a portion of Southern Pacific northwestern tip of Alaska, Force Base where the court-mar- ganization. . . What Bowles said, Rowan told needed information on the com­ a trcuital assault on southeast 5.95 Tuesday simultaneously with sim­ railroad’* main' line and derails starting at 9:35 p.m. (EDT). ,|*ial is being held, was in over-«il "What is true of the disarma­ newsmen, was that the United Formosa. With the main force yet pany’s price-profit formula to ilar offers by Ford and Chrysler. five engines and 17' cars of a Mid-ecllpee will come at charge of the tower. ment problem is, of course, tAie States is shifting from complete to ,eame, raging wfaide bettered" Smooth, pleatless front, new nar­ counter company claims the Seaton indignantly took excep­ freight train near Reno, Nev. . . . 10:08 pjnt with all of the A chief specification against also of those more specific ques­ reliance on nuclear weapons and r- 'union’s bargaining goals were in tha island's FncUlc eoaat between row-width waistband, wash and tion 4o Woodcock’s statement that Forty-four Communists rebels moon shadowed except for a Banks w'as that he failed to keep tions in which security interests of trying to produce a more flex­ the towns of HusUen and Tattnag, 8.95 Ifiatlonarj'. j the GM offer was “Incredibly In- killed, an unknown number wound­ thirt crescent at the lower hinlself advised of storm threats big powers may be directly In­ ible defense policy. pud heavy rafai feU. U tt kespsHa wear polished cotton. Tan, olive, UAW vice president Ken Batmon i adequate.’" h e accusqiH Woodcock ed and 24 taken prisoner in recent edge. The 'visible phase of the and to keep in touch with the offl- volved, as for example the Berlin \ Bowles met with the dlplodnoaU dmirse, the typhoon will R* coppartona brown. Sizas 29 to 42. Long slaayfd with tha saasor.'s nawast high craw neck. Char­ told;p^rd its offer was "totally un- | 7- fighting in South Viet Nam, a gov­ eclipse will rad at S:41 pjn. problem." coal, olive Or tan. Sizas 38 to 46. ■OMptableL" He said union negotla- ' (Coattmied on Page Eleven) ernment announcement says. fBlDT) Saturday. Page Two) Hanunarslcjokl offered no sug- (OoBtliined «b Fag* F*ar)'