PAOB TWBNTT-FOUR WEDNESDAY, JULY it , IHl Average Daily Net Press Run Tha Weather For tho Week Ended Foreeaet of D. S. Weather 'Bareaa , June 8, 1961 Fair and a little cooler toalgfc| with some valley fog toward About Town 13,3.30 morning. Low 60-85..'.IWosUy eon- Slember of the Audit ny, slightly warmer temperatorea Tlw nuDM ^ four atudwta at LUtaa to Kathy Ood« Bureau of OlronlatloB Friday. HighMt 85-00. Barnard Junior High School wore frey, WINB-CM, Kaa. Mancheater’^ A City of Village Charm omlttad from the fourth worter chanter, 10:10 a.m. honor roll reloaaed to Tho Herald Monday thru Satur for publication lait Friday. They VOL. LXXX, NO. 252 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961 (Classified Advertlstaig on Page 14) were Georgette Ponton, Grade 9 day., OoBtant V rw y PRICE PIVB CENTS honor roll; and Frederick Ted- Day. -r fOrd. Jane Lee. and Francesca De- Caoodo, all Grade 8 honora Dag Bitter on Snuh Carl Chltjlsn, son of Mr., and State News Mrs. John Chltjian, 86 Chambers St., has been enrolled in the m ech^cal technology course at Roundup Wentworth Institute In Boston. French Rebuff Senate Unit for Kennedy’s The American Legion and Man chester Barracks, No. 786, Vet- srana of World War I and Auxili Troopers Hunt ary, will meet tonight at 7:30 at the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, UN Secretary Two Prisoners 225 Main St., to pay final respects END OF THE MONTH to Walter Mahoney, who was a Montville, July 27 (A’)— past commander Of both groups. Military Buildnp Proposals SPECIAL TABLE United Nations, N. Y., Julyf^^w to the base after a cease- Two prisoners who walked SPECIAL RACK DUSTERS, 27 — Gov 7 wale corduroy. more combat forces and buy Maurice Alexander, Rt. 6A, Co ^ I d he was particularly annoyed after his return for further dis ernor Dempsey today pledged Con President Kennedy’s request PRINTED, DRIP-DRY COTTONS, reg. 99c . . . NOW 89e SUMMER STREET DRESSES, reg. 10.99 and 20.99 by the refusal of Vice Admiral cussion of the crisis between necticut’s cooperation to the New for the strengthening of our more military hardware won lumbia said this morning he felt HOUSE HALE 20% to 60% OFF , .. AND MORE! Maurice Amman, French eont- overwhelming approval today transitional prints. 36”. eaay-care fabrics. A France and Tunisia, like Frank Buck - "bring ’em home Haven Railroad’s new trustees, military forces. e 5 to 15 • 10 to 20 • 12^ to 22^ • solids e prints maiKjer of the Bizerte base, to see Hammarskjoid was rebuffed In and predicted the line will take on Brig. Gen. Ernest E. N o v * y, from the Senate Armed alive" - hunter. When he was mak • checks • arnel jersey • sheer cottons • dacron and cot him. Amman said he acted on an attempt to see the French com added importance in the national State Selective Service director, Services committee. ing early morning rounds in hla headquarters for the world's most famous ton. second floor. orders \from Paris. ’The French mander In Tunisia, and the French security picture. announced today that the original However, Pentagon leaders poultry house a strange object up DOMESTICS government yesterday accused the Foreign Office said it would be He instructed the state’s two call for 72 draftees in August has stre.'f.sed they planned only limit SPECIAL RACK—LADIES’ SPRING COATS Secretary-^general of showing fa useless for him to visit Paris. The members of the Interstate Staff ed use at present of the powwna against one of the windows caught AND SUITS, reg. to 39.09 ...... NOW 14.88 voritism toWard Tunisia. been increased to 117. CANNON BATH TOWELB, reg. 79c ______NOW 47c French attitude marked a further Committee, composed of spokesr Projected on Pentagon an to call reservists to the colors and his eye. Alexander found it was a 20x40. novelty stripes, checks, solids, flrst quality, nationally advertised swimsuits Hammarskjoid told newsmen he deterioration in relations between men for areas served by the line, grey owl. An he approached it. the nouncements the flrst step will be extend the tours of duty of men fast drying. ■was concerned by what the de to do everything possiljle to ex to bring three army divisions up now in the services. They said they owl turned its head away from him. pedite operation of the New Ha TERRY WASH CLOTHS, reg. 29c each. NOW 8 for 49e scribed os French refusal to ■wlth- (Continued on Page Eight) to full strength. These would in recognized the “disruptive effects” He decided he would have to cap ven under the new 3-man trus- on individuals. ture it in order to get It safely generous 12x12 size, medium weight stripes, checka, SPORTSWEAR main floor tee.ship. clude the 1st and 2nd Infantry out of the poultry house without solids. Divisions and the 4lh Armored After a 3-hour closed door ses PRESENTS THE ENTIRE STOCK Connecticut’s two members of Divi.sion all stationed in the United sion with Pentagen leaders the frightening the birds. He got both ’TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS, ENTIRE REMAININO STOCK QUEEN CASUAL the stair committee, which has a gun and a rope, and was pleased Gagarin Pledges ^Armed Help’ States. committee approved two bills with reg. 50c each ...... NOW 8 for 1.00 JAMAICAS AND BERMUDAS, been working for months on the While the Connecticut calls for out change and sent them to th# to find that with the owl’s head prints, stripes, checks. ^ values to 4.98 ...... NOW 1.99 railroad problem, are Chairman Senate for expected passage to turned he could slip the rope over dacron and cotton, twills, denims, chinos, cords, solid Eugene S. Loughlln of the ^tate July and August are Relatively low SUMMER BEDSPREADS, reg. 8 .9 9 ...... NOW 4.87 totaling 122 men, (General Novey morrow. Its head after he had first rapped colors and fancies, sizes 9 to 15, 8 to 18. Public Utilities Commission and The bills would: It behind the head to keep It from corded seams, provincial prints, washable, full and ON SALE TOMORROW Carl J. Lalumia, one of the Gov said his organization was geared to Castro to Organize 1. Let the President call up 250,- fljing. twin sizes. DRIP-DRY COTTON SHIRTTVAI8T DRESSES, ernor’s aide.s. handle upward adjustments of In He slid the rope down and tight reg. 3.99 ...... NOW tM creased quotas without having to 000 reserves and hold fighting men LADY ROBERTA MATTRESS COVERS, The two are going to New York expand his staff. or units on active duty without ened it around the legs, grabbed It reg. to 7.49 ...... NOW 2.97 mint, blue, lilac, gold, roll-up sleeves. Friday for a 10 a.m. meeting with their consent. by the base of the wings so that Currently draftees are required extra heavy quality muslin, zipper and rubber button AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! PERMANENTLY PLEATED ARNEL RAYON the full committee. 2. Empower the President to ac It could not turn and fight him and styles, innerspring, box spring, foam mattress, twin One Political Party The three trustees for the line, to spend two years on active duty. quire a 3958,570,000 priority list of managed to get it in a cage. The • every suit carries the famous label and price tag SKIRTS...... NOW 2A7 under federal bankruptcy proce Pending before Congress is a pres Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and Gen. Lyman Lemnltzer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of and full sizes. • sheaths, maillot and swim-short styles assorted light and dark .shades, proportioned lengths, Staff, sit at witness table today as they await the start of closed hearings by the Senate Armed airplanes, missiles, ships and other owl is probably the culprit which dure, were appointed Wednesday idential request to extend this for items. has killed more than 20 chickens FOLDING COT, reg. 9.99 ...... NOW 7J9 a broken sizes 8 to 18. by Federal Judge Robert P. Ander- an additional 12 months. Services Committee. The defense chiefs were called to testify in support of the new bills cover full width and length, strong saron fabric, sturdy • every suit brand new 1961 style and fabric • one and two piece styles By WILLIAM L. RYAN ^crowd Cuba was headed toward one ing President Kennedy’s proposals for a buildup In the armed forces. (AP Photofax). Committee Chairman Richard B. in the past three weeks. Havana, July 27 (T) — Cuba to aon. The present average age for a Russell, D-Ga., said the latter bill Alexander said the owl stands aluminum frame. SPECIAL TABLE SHIRTS AND TOPS, over-all Socialist party .embracing draftee is 23 years but increased • all fabrics including flattering knits in solid col • sizes 8 to 20 values to 4.99 ...... NOW 1.09 day winds up a mammoth 4-day all organizations in the island Governor Dempsey also envision was approved unanimously, while about two feet high, weighs six FOAM RUBBER KITCHEN RUGS, reg. 3.99 NOW 1A7 ed the rallorad of assuming a calls might drop the age level. ors, prints, stripes...as well as failles and cot drip-dry tailored shirts and knit topa sizes 32 to 38. celebration of the eighth anniver country — military, political, In both the draftee and volun Sen. Francis Case, R-S. D„ cast a or seven pounds and has a wing 18”x30”. sary of Fidel Cactro’s revolution greater role in view of the present vote against reporting the man J spread Of four , to five feet; its tons labor and others. teer category If a man was un- Notice of Classification ONE WAY TRAIflS RODS, reg. 9 .5 9 ...... NOW 5.97 highlighted by Castro’s announce world situation and the accent on State CD Chief power measure to the Senate. claws are about as big as his hands. Castro did not say when such a national security. def 26 years old when the re Case explained he wanted to He plans to keep it In the cage extend to 180 Inches full 15 feet . . . excellent for ment that all Cuban organizations party would be proclaimed but In serve forces act went Into eliecl room divider drape. will be merged Into a single dicated its formation would b« "In view of recent world events, make certain that reservists and for a bit - or tie it so that It can BOYS' WEAR the railroad becomes more vital.” In 1955 after two years of active For Restoring draftees with the least actual sit on a porch outside of the house- GUARANTEED 20% to 40% REDUCTIONS “United Party of Cuba’s Socialist gradual. It is impossible "to reach service he must spend two year.i Revolution.” socialism In 24 hours, In one he declared. "When you talk Civil service would be the flrst called to and If anyone is Interested In hav Defense, you must talk railroads in the ready reserve and two ‘Where Do I Stand?’ duty. He said he hoped to work ing It - he is welcome. BOYS’ COTTON KNIT TEE SHIRTS, reg. 89e. .NOW 80c (Castro’s announcement had month, in two years,” he said. The as a vital chain.” years in the standby reserve. Funds Cutback LAWN and GARDEN 8 for 2.08 been predicted several weeks ago crowd roared approval when he Based on the President’s mes 1 out an amendment assuring this flne combed cotton, white only, sisea 8 to 14. and observers In the United asked if Cubans liked the prospect. sage and reports from the Penta for Senate consideration later. ALUMINUM FRAME YACHT CHAIRS, ON ENTIRE STOCK States said the single party, when Castro also said he would return Ex’Resident Killed gon there appears- to be a slight Hartford, j j^ 2 7 (iD - The head Chairman Russell said other BOYS’ WASH AND WEAR SUITS AND SPORT JACK- of Connecticut’s Civil Defense Ad Top Draft Question Senators agreed that “The tragedy Hospital Notes reg. 7.99 ...... NOW 8.99 It la formed, would be dominated the Eastern Airlines plane hijack Headland, Ala., July 27 (jP) — A possibility that any Army Re visory Council said today he is of Korea” should not be repeated. double tubular arms, velon webbing...... KTS.,reg.,.17•.8?„^^r • ,•,• • • ...... NOW 11.00 by the Communists). ed by an armed passenger Monday 3i-year-old Florida pilot was kill serve or Connecticut Guard units baby cord, cottoh madras, broken sizes regiiliil’ and if the United States promises to hopeful that cutbacks in the CD He Indicated . he referred to the 8 POSITION ADJUSTABLE CHAISE, The bearded prime minister ed yesterday when his crop-dusting will be called Into active .service. budget will be restored to bring fact that many World War II Vtaltlng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. PLUS! A Special Croup Of Distinctive Suits huskies. made his announcement during a return any Cuban planes that plane cra.shed and burned about 5 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS «>reported queries on Selective Srtv- for all areas except matemity reg. 12.99 ...... NOW 9.98 mlght_ be seized and flown to the the agency up to “operation effi ice status had tripled in 24 hours sturdy aluminum frame, strong velon webbing, double 3*^-hour speech before hundreds miles east of this southeast Ala (Continued on Page Eight) ciency.” Hundreds of thousands of small (Continued on Page Eight) wbere they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 BOYS’ WASH AND WEAR WALKING SHORTS, reg. of thousands of Chibans who wildly United States in the future, bama community. cards were taken from desk draw Officials there described the vol to 8 p.m:;. and private rooms tubular arms. 2.99 to 3.99...... NOW 1.09 This comment was made by ume of telephone calls and per cheered him and Soviet spaceman (There was some doubt as to ex Coroner Wilton R. Holman said Kenneth Singer of Greenwich as he ers and the hidden rece.sses of where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. BU’TTERFLY LAWN CHAIRS, reg. 8.99___NOW SAB solid colors, plaids and checks, chlno, baby cord and Yuri Gagarin. •<» actly what Castro meant since at the pilot was F. W. Ar)>er, Ft, wallets where they had Iain un sonal visits to the offices as “just formerly to 29.95 and other top officials were called tremendous.” Visitors are requested not to 2 for 18.00 11.88 novelties. 6 to 18 The Russian major, launching one point in his speech, as heard Pierce, who left a job as teat pilot Hunger Strike to a conference with Governor noticed for months—even years. snioke in patients’ rooms. No more sturdy, heavy wrought Iron frame, heavy canvaa over Havana Radio in Key West at Ft. Rucker, Ala., about four President Kennedy yesterday Though the Armed Forces Re second floor sportswear. FAMOUS DONMOOR AND MODEL BOYS’ SPORT out into international politics for Dempsey this afternoon to reap than two vdsitors at one time, per seats, green or yellow. the first time since he orbited the Fla, he also mentioned “planes that weeks ago. He said Arber’s wife praise the state’s Civil Defense asked for more personnel in the cruiting Centers did a land-ofticc Bulletins patient. SHIRTS, reg. 1.99 to 3.99...... NOW 1.59, ZM, 2.90 were stolen from CJuba,” suggest and four children live in Ft. Pierce. armed forces, and overnight the business—in some cases judged 4 PC. PATIO SET. reg. 59.99 ...... NOW 88.00 short sleeves,, cotton knits, broadcloths, sizes 8 to 20. Earth, denounced the United By Pacifist in posture. Culled from AP Wires white enameled wrought Iron. Includes settee, 2 States and pledged to CTuba "the ing he also wanted the return of Witnesses said the plane crashed Singer, who was appointed by most closely scrutinized card in equal to activities during the Kb- PatientB Today: IBO chairs, cocktail table. armed help Of the Soviet people.” planes seized In the past in a wooded area after Its engine former Governor Ribicoff as chair the nation became the “notice of rean War—many reported "plenty ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. SPECIAL GROUP BOYS’ WASH AND WEAR SPORT ■ (As recorded In Key West, this stopped. classification” Issued by the Selec of questions but few enlistments.’,' Castro followed Gagarin to the Its 26th Dav man of the CD Advisory Copncil, McOLOY HOPEFUL Marlon Franklin, 35 Phoenix St, PORTABLE BARBECUE GRILLS, reg. 4.99 NOW ZM MEN'S WASH and’ WEAR SUMMER SHIRTS, values to 3.99...... NOW 1.59, 2 for 8.00 was what Caatro said; “The Chjban Arber Is a former resident of was critical of the former Gover tive Service System. Boston reported an exceptionally 18” fire bowl, coppertone flnlsh, 5 position grid. short sleeves, cotton knits, tailored styles. 6 to 18. platform as the crowd shouted government la prepared to return / — 7 Telephone calls in some in high number of calls to its draft Moscow, July 27 (A>—Presi Vernon: Robert Lathrop, Carpenter "Down the Calmanera” — the Cu Waterbury, Conn., which he left nor’s inslstance that the CD de- Rd., Bolton; William Browm, 19 the plane if, in turn, the North about five years ago. Danbur.v, July 27
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P A G E r o t m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961 WINCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN<3HESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1961 PAGE FIVE J. much to eatabliah the mood of South Wind$or Andover Strauss W ork pleasant anticipation and enjoy ment. Eai*ley Receives From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Altogether It has been a very Plans Being Made Ends Concerts successful series of summer con certs, from a standpoint of music Award from UofH For Fair, Supper lUaOK rLTON and entertainment. If you were un CHOICEST MEATS IN T0W N...!| By JOHN GBVBER Paulatu HuMon, and Pum y able to attend, perhaps you can Robert M. Earley, aon of Mr. A t a rMent meeting a t the home Ttjrtor. both IS. raotntly domoa* Probably the largest audience of start la.ving plana now so that you and Mra. Paul J. Earley, 7 Ra the seried was on hand last night of Mtb; Albert Patch on Pine started thoir akUI at cookiny on a can do so next season. vine Rd., has received a leadership raflactor ovanwMdth which Pienacr for the final concert In the Hart ^ u. s. CHoice "aa" Ridge Dr., plana were made for Oirl SeouU axparimentad this stun* ford Pestlxal of Music. They came iward at HlUyer College of the the Harveat Fair to be held on B sr at Camp Marrto>Wood. to hear a presentation of "Die CHUCK ..University of Hartford. Saturday, Oct. 7. The fair will be glris baksd Blueberry Muf* Fledermaiis" by Johaim Strauss, Reunion Planned The award, announced by WU- and enjoyed themselves immense held on the lawn of the Andover Bns tn an aluminum ranector oven. Uam P. Morriaon, director o f ad- Ck>ngregatlonal Church and In Penny, daufhter of Mr. and Mrs.' ly Bv 43rd Division POT mlasiona, carries up to full tui case of poor weather on Oct. 7, the Robert W. Taylor, 86 Feryuson The operetta was presented in tion. It is baaed on leadership abil concert form, that Is to say: Sans fair will be held Oct. 15. Thla year Rd., loves to bake these muffins Manchester veterans of the 43iid ity in secondary school actlvlUei. a turkey aupper will be held at 5 for her fam ily on campinf trips. costumes and sai\s scenery. Ac The award may be renewed bach tion and dialogue were also mis,s Division will have a chance to re p.m. after the closing of the fair. She also likes |o fix desserts at new old acquaintances and rem year, after a review of academic To date, the following chair heme for the family. Paulette, ing, but the audience was - kept standing, on the basis of continu apprised of the plot by tlie nar inisce with war-time buddies when men have volunteered to serve: dsuyhtar o f Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm ing leadership promise. Mrs. John Yeomans, apron booth; ration of Robert E. Smith, well the Division Veterans As.sn. holds PINE STREET and HABTFOBO BOAP^ Hanson, f 8, Main S t, helps her its 15th annual reunion. Earley wll} study accounting. Women's Fellowship to sponsor mother bake muffins by the conven known radio commentator of tlic He graduated in June from Ella- area. This .year the reunion will be lb the food booth; Mrs. ^ g e n e tional method in her kitchen range held at the Viking Hotel In New worth Memorial High School. As Schwanke, comer cupboard; and even. She also Axes lunch-time In short, it was an unpreien port, R.I., on Sepi. 8. 9. and 10. a senior, he was president of the Mrs. John MacGuire, who will be salads for her father while her tious presentation; even the prin Providence Chapter of the asso Rm U Delicious EaUngS Student Council, and was class selling Christmas cards from AIR CONDITIONED mother is at work in the mornings. cipal parts were sung by mem ciation, host for the reunion, in president In both his Jimior and Sept. 1 tmtil the fair date. Mrs. This recipe may be used on bers of the Festival Choru.s. But it vites all former members, their jl'"; ' - : senior years. James Ray and Mrs. George Mun camping trips or at home. was ail the more enjoyable in con ! wives and friends to attend. Earley also served as sports edi son will serve as chairmen of the sequence. F*r*Aiit;!s a rk d r . S» CHOICE Blueberry Muffins A memorial sendee in tribute to tor of "The South Winds,” his supper. Delightful as it is, the music of high school paper, for two years. H cup shortening I departed comrades, one of "the 'Vie go € s Mr..and Mrs. Albert Patch are 3/3 cup sugar the walU-king is light and .frothy I highlights of this .year's reunioh, CHUCK He was captain o f the basketball in charge of booth buildingi lay Open Daily Till 10 # All First Quality 3 eggs, u-ell-beaten stuff which suffers when treated [Will be held on Sept. 9. F1R.M, RIPE and soccer teams, played baseball, out, decorations, signs and physi in operatic or symphonic fashion. smd at graduation earned the cal properties; and Mrs. J. T. Hoh- 4 cups flour : The 43rd. or “Winged Victory" TOMATOES STEAKS 1 teaspoon salt * "Pledermaus" is a musical copied.v Division was composed mostly of Hugh S. Greer Award for out mann Jr. is responsible for per i CllTkAv-; ! Satisfaction Guaranteed, or Your Money Back 5 teaspoons baking powder after ail, and docs not belong in I men from the New England area. 2 ceHe pocks 39c standing work in athletics. sonnel recruitment and publicity. the opera house. 3 cups milk ■ With two companies from Man r . 8. CHOICE HKKE'S The Harvest Fair planning com 2 cups blueberries Robert Brawley and his cohorts chester, it was one of the fli-st Na FANCY, LARGE iWiBuited: Boy to peddle papers mittee also hopes to include a chil Cream shortening and sugar. gave it a very appealing pre.renta- tional Guard divisions called to ac CUCUMBERS LONDON A REAI, ____ In Pine Knob snd Avery St. area. dren's booth selling bibs, mittens, Add beaten eggs. Mix and sift dry tion last evening. Sung in English, tive duty early in 1941, and .pla.ved Contact Circulation Dept., Man sweaters, sack sets, crib blaiikets ingredients and add alternately the diction on the part of all was a prominent part in the Pacific 5c coch BROIL FAVORITE! OIM IB chester Evening Herald. M I 3-271L and stuffed animals; a tablecloth with milk to creamed mixture. Add excellent, so that the listeners Area, participating in the Bat- booth offering luncheon sets berries, slightly floured. Bake for were constantly aware of the I ties of Guadalcanal. Reiidova, New Manoheeter Evening Herald bridge sets, Yancy tablecloths and 20 to 25 minutes in reflector oven, amusing situations as the.v un : Georgia, and New Guinea. SooUi Windsor oorreapondent, napkins; rummage including chil or for 20 minutes at 37fi degrees In folded. ! It was one of the first divisions tauim Katz, tolephotie M I 4-1758. dren’s winter clothes, boots, Jack kitchen oven. The commentar.v by Mr. Smith i to land on the island of Luzon in ets, snowsuits, ralngear, skates, The reflector oven is not a mod was apt and deft, so that any I the battle of the Philippines, and j skis, sleds, etc.; a vegetable truck em outdoor cooking device. Many a HIGHLAND PARK MARKET one unfamiliar with the plot and j in 1945 ended it.s Pacific service in for fall vegetables; arts and crafts colonial cook or pioneer on a west action might readil.v enjo.v the Japan. i BOY SCOUT booth featuring table decorations, ern dbll had her version of this 317 HIGHLAND ST.. MANCHESTER Phone Ml 3-4278 7 comedy as it unfolded. And the I Those desiring further informa- j novelty door hangs, trays and oth HOW going ON! versatile equipment. One can buy or night was .superb for fjuch an en I tion about the reunion should con- ! Notes and News er hand crafts; also, such attrac make refleitor ovens, using alumi terprise. The warm evening and 'tact the Veterans. Assn,, Benefit. tions as a fish pond, plants and num cookie riieets or hea\'y-duty the perfectly placed moon did St. Arsenal, Providence, 3. R.I. ■ herbs, fortune telling, donkey aluminum foil. It is important that Boy Scouts of Manchester Tr(x>p rides, tractor rides, balloons, pop the sides of the reflector oven be (Herald photo by Ohara) in the last week 'Of their two-week corn and peanuts, puppet show, arranged at an angle to reflect the PAULETTE HANSON AND PENNY TAYLOR encampment at Lake of Isles Boy heat. Esther glowing coals or fall flowers, door prizes and re Scout Camp near North Stonlng- freshments. flames from a wood fire produce beam machine is housed in the ton. heat fo r reflector cooking. Members and friends of the An Appliance Firm Westinghouse commercial welding ^ ★ CUP THIS COUPON ★ ■ " " I Upon arriving Sunday, July 16, dover Congregational Church who A t Camp Merrie-Wood. the developemnt laboratory of its OPEN NIGHT till 10 P.M. the 24 scouts were first required TREMENDOUS would like to participate In any Scouts aranged rocks behind a atomic fuel department at Ches- to take physical exams and swim No More Turkey for Him wood fire as a windbreak. Then the Using Hamilton's . AQUA Rin^LE by UBBEY part of the Harvest Fair are asked wick. ming tests. Then they began work This bird, a goshawk, came to an untimely end while preying to contact Mrs. Hohmann. reflector oven was set near the It was also reported today that ing toward advancements in rank, fire. ■ Electron Svsteni on poultry, at the Fountain Turkey Farm on Rt. 6, Bolton. Rus n ie Junior A LP O A entertain Westinghouse" s atomic fuel de merit badges, and camp awards. sell Fountain, owner of the farm, already suspected that a ma Penny is an Intermediate Scout ment committee annqiuices that a partment is also using the Hamil All scouts have participated In at rauder was getting at his flock, and attracted by the commo “ Request and Dedication Dance” of Troop 7 at Center Congregation Westinghouse's new Hamilton- ton-Zeiss machine to weld molyb r K l E GLASSWARE least one five-mile hike. al Church. She will be in Grade 8 tion,of the alarmed turkeys, shot the hawk with a .22 rifle Tues will be held on Friday, from 8 to Zeiss electron beam machine, denum. stalnles.s steel, aluminum The boys are under the leader day. The goshawk is a true predator, unlike some of the hawk at Barnard Junior High School largest electron beam welding sys (With Purchase of $5 or More) ■ 11 p.m. at the Red Bam. Teen and various-combinations of other ship of Scoutmaster Clinton Hend family which are more beneflcial than harmful, and lives by kill- agers, 13-19, are welcome. Chuck this fall. She is a member of the tem in the country to manufac materials being used in the West rickson, Assistant Scoutmasters Junior Square Dance Club and ■ You ma.v purchase each ing poultry, field mice, and snakes. It is not protected by game Skoog, disk Jockey, will play re ture aluminum-clad nuclear fuel inghouse commercial reactor pro THLS WEEK’S ■ Sam Hendrickson Jr. and William laws. Fountain's granddaughters, Diane and Denise LaPine here v a l u e s Center Church. week’s glass at low, low quests for popular records. elements and to join difficult-to- gram. SELF4ERVIGE DEPT. STORE Auden, emd Senior Patrol Leader price: FREE GLASS: | display the speckled brown and -white creature, which measures The Andover Babe Ruth T.*aig;m» Paulette is an Intermediate weld metals for its commercial nu Henry Peck. Scout o f Troop 10 at St. Marj’’s CORNCft HARTFORD RD. and PINE ST. I 21 inches from head to tail and has a 47 imSi wlngspread. Foun team, playing at home on Tuesday clear reactor program, is now in Scouts attending the camp in- Elpiscopal Church. She will also tain has since preserved it in his deep-freeze. (Herald photo by night, defeated Hebron by an 18-2 operational use at Cheswick. Pa. 11 Settled bv French MANCHESTER 6-Oz. JUICE " elude: Senior Crew, Paul Cairls- Ofiara). enter Grade 8 at Barnard this fall. core. Installed by United Aircraft's 3 for 48c tensen, Donald Bernard, Brian She la a member o f the girls' choir R«e Porkinq * Parcel Pick-up to Your Car GOOD thru SATURDAY, JULY 39 g g g a g a j Hamilton Standard division, the Washington — Eleven states McIntosh, William Fox, Stephen at Barnard Junior High, and of St. Manchester Evening HeitUd An special 150KV electron beam weld were first settled by Frenchmen: Bernstein, and Stephen Brown: Mary’s Episeepal Oturch. New York, 1624; Maine, 1625, dover correspondent, Margery In Our Senu-Attuuol er has a vacuum chamber, where Eagle Patrol, Lee Rouleau, Rob Wisconsin. 1669: Illinois. 1682; Montaodon, teleplKXBe Pllgrtan X- the work is performed, that is 28- ★ ECONOMY MEAT DEPARTMENT ★ HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF ert Nicholson, David Melendy, 6012. feet long and 4-feet in diameter, Michigan. 1685; Arkansas. 1690; James Sheldon, Da"vld Cross, Ron Youngster’s ShoM John C. Sterling Jr., program man Louisiana. 1699; Alabama and In ald Avery, and Barry Ck)lc. TV-Radio Tonight ager at Hamilton, said today. diana. 1702; Alississippi, 1716, and' Wolf Patrol, Gary Heard, Paul Benefits Museum He said that the chamber's extra Missouri, 1719. PORTERHOUSE Carlson, William Pohl, Daniel large size allows the welding of Platz, Dennis Anderson, James bigger metal parts than has been T-BONE Dleterle, Peter Kravitz, and Rich T elevision ENJOY ITte Lutx Junior Museum ia possible in standard electron beam ard Peck; PanthM Patrol, Lewis richer today by 11.35 as the result machines. WINDOW SHADES Banning, Wllllanr'"^ust, Milton 6:00'Big 3 Theater (In progress) 3 ’ 8:30 Tales of the Vikings 18 o f a neighborhood show staged SIRLOIN Salty Brine's Shack (In progress) ■Bat Masterson 10 22. 30 The nuclear fuel elements are Cosllt, John Maiwln, Bruce Han- 12 Thj> Real McCoys 8, 63 12 LIFE with recently by six children aged five made of uranium alloy plates sen, and Michael Regan. Early Show (in progress) 80. ZAne Grey Theater 3. 40 to ten. who felt they owed the covered by very thin sheets of LONG WEARING STEAK First Show (In progress) 9:00 Times Square Playhouse 18 museum a debL News Bachelor Father 10. 22 M I I U R NIGH LIFE aluminum. Bent into tubes, thev INTERSTATE CLEANTEX Huckleberry Hound My Three Sons 8. The money wee encloaed with a are welded longitudinally in the FULLY COOKED Flippy the Clown Gunslinger BUTT PORTION 45c lb. Medic in handy 6*paks letter of gratitude to Mrs. Made Hamilton-Zeiss machine’s Icing READY-TO-EAT Deaths Last Night David Niven Theater Storew ide Made to Order ARMOUR STAR line McAwIey, museum director, $ 2 2 5 6:16 Behind Closed Ooora Wrestling work chamber. Arc welding With Tour Rollers Social Security in Action 9:30 The Untouchables 8. 40 thanking her for the past use of methods cannot be used since the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 6:26 Weather News & Sports 8 Million Dollar Movie museum facilities. nuclear fuel is only .075 of an inch SHANK HALF 43c lb. Oden, Mich.— Felix S. Mayer, 69, Tightrope Great Ghosts Tales 22 FI LL LINE OF CUSTOM Bremier Ih e abow. given at 2 two-hour away from the weld seam, and no board chairman of two of the na 6:30 Hignwav Holidays 10:00 The Groucho Show 22. performances Saturday and Mon Robin Hood molten metal must come in con VENETIAN BLINDS SHANK tion's largest men’s clothing manu Sporis News A Weather At The Source 3 day, consisted o f panoramic slides 55c lb. 10:30 Third Man tact with the fuel elements since it BUTT HALF facturing firms, died Tuesday at 6:46 Evening Report Siients Please and "variety acts. would contaminate the reactor. his vacation hotne in Oden. As head Douglas Edwards S PORTION Huntley-Brlnklev 10. International Zone Tbs thoughtful participants were Hamilton Standard holds North : o f Joseph and Feiss Co., Cleveland, 7:00 Jim Backus Show Close Up and Jeffrey Smith, 407 E. A. JOHNSON and Michaels Stem and Co., Roch Rough Riders Mike Hammer BnOley American technical and manufac CEHTER SLICES 79c lb. Slmtgun Slade HAM ester, N. Y., Mayer controlled more News A Weather Woodbiidge St., Bernard Siarek, turing rights to the machine which i West Point l*he Brothers Branagan , 381 Woodbridge 8 t. Bruce Selwltx, was developed by Carl Zeiss! PAINT GO. 3 5 clothing production than any other Million Dollar Movie 11:00 News, Sports and Weather Individual in the Industry. He was Uncovered 8. 30. 376 Woodbridge St., and Mamet Foundation of West Germany. 723 ,Main St„ Tcl. MI 9-4501 11:15 JacK Paar Show (C) iu and Lari7 Oetraut, 422 Parker St The Hamilton-Zeiss electron ALL BEEF ★ DEL MONTE DOLLAR SALE ★ bom In Cincinnati. 7:15 The Sports Camera Feature 40 Evening Report Europe's Finest Movies Brewed ' Kings of Golf 11:20 Premiere D IX MONTE . Cnee Closed 7:30 Outlaws 10. .22 World's Best Movies in Milwaukee... Naturally! Summer Sports Spectacular 3. 11:2.5 News :%I V :er Co . V Aa.k... V. Guestward Ho! 53. 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) CLEARANCE BboI 35 ' FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 c.r; $1.00 Scotch Plains, N. J., July 27 (A*) Blue Angels 1:00 Late News J>MdJhh^ '^Jwund, — Detective John Trembicki was at 8:00 Donna Reed Show 8. 40 News. Praj’er DEL MONTE the headquarters desk yesterday, SEE SATUBDAT’S TV WEEK FOR C05IPLETE LISTING wWling away the hot morning SLICED PEARS $ 1 . 0 0 hours, when the phone rang. “A what is going down the ostAT Mtw run on CAPITOL FARMS D EL MONTE road?” Trembicki asked the excit Radio ECO.NO.MY P A K ed caller, DiVnOFMBNTI Skinless FMNKS “An elephant, a real elephant, so (Tliis listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15-mlnnte 2-89' SW EET PEAS length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) L. T. WOOD 5 $1.00 help me,” the voice replied. A few calls later and Trembicki WD BO—1860 ^11:55 News ’ DEI. MONTE i 6:(X) News 12:00 Sign Off had pinpointed the pachyderm's 6:06 Today on Wall Street WHOLE nABKI path on Route 22. He called WTIC—1080 Locker Plant >nd Meat Market THINLY SLICED 6:10 Sport News 6:00 New’s. Weather ft Sports PENNANT KERNEL U U n il 5 $1.00 Watchung police. They said . an 6:15 Art Johnson Show 6:30 Market (Report elephant had escaped from a circus 8:05 Raynor Shines 6:45 Three Star Extra BRAND 1-Lb. PKG . DEL MONTE 1:00 News & Sipn Off. 7:05 Conversation Piece U.8.D.A. CHOICE BONE IN I ,S,D,A. CHOICE WHOLE at a shopping center, but the train W RAV—910 7:3u News of the World. l.st THRU 7lh RIB ers had recaptured the animal. Case 6:00 Sound Stage 7:45 Your Senator Prom Conn. ' SLICED PEACHES 5 $1.00 closed. 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 8:00 Boston at Baltimore BACON 39 8:30 Night Flight 10:45 Nightbeat 11:15 Sports Final CHUCK ROAST DEL MONTE 11:30 Starlight Serenade RIB ROAST 1:00 Sign Off FROZEN FOODS WPOP—lilt TOMATO CATSUP 5 B,:::- $ 1.00 6:00 Today In Hartford (PICK 'N PACK) DINNER REDY ? :15 Connecticut Ballroom BIRDS EVE :00 Bob Scott SLICED • TURKEY SLICES DEI. MO.NTE 9:00 Ray Somere 11:00 Nows iC • HAM SIJ<:B» 6 '7?^ $1 .0 0 11:10 Ray Somers" LEMONADE TINY TATERS b e e t s 1:00 Do] Raycoo Show Strawberries • TURKEY CHI NKS n iN F —1230 lb 6:00 News lb CHEF BOY-AR-DKE jn n, 6:10 Wall Street 6:15 Bob Bacon Sports 35 IJj. 69Avg.— Cut to Your SpecUlcatton 6:25 Showcase SPAGHEnt and MEAT BALLS c.° 49 9 * r l - 89e i 2 l « 9 e 3 Pkgs. 89c 2 59c 6:45 Lowell Thomas-Phil RixuUo 7:00 News 7:10 (?BS-In Person- ; UADJk. CHOICE EXTRA LEAN — FRESHLY GROUND I. IS I m i s: EHLERS 100% PURE 7:30 Fulton Lewis SIRLOIN — PORTERHOUSE — SHORT 7:45 Showcase CHUCK 8:00 The World Tonight DEL MONTE DOLLAR SALE! INSTANT '8:15 Showcase 8:30 Nows 8:40 Showcase STEAKS HAMBURG 9:00 News 9:10 Showcase and New's PINE-GRAPEFRUIT COFFEE 12:15 Sign Off DRINK saiooinMin./it4Z7.9w iMvd abMt tiM SAV1N6S- Savings Bank life Insurance Helps keep your 6-oz. M SUM NCE PLAN Mhich K im » low-coet life insurance becaiisei it is sold direct, tWerdJie-oounter .VACATION NOTICE- burner clean as it tor cash for emritncict, CLOSED TILL 9 8 ^ 5 9 l colli M fotjromoiit and low- at mutual savings banks. T o get heats your home I “ Cans ■ 69 cost Hfa iBSwaoct protaetkM this low-cost protection, you GO JU LY 31st RT-98 ii the moat completely while she is savioK. Now, one for it. No one calls! No selling COMMUNITY PRGSS effective fuel oil additive In oee HOME FREEZER SPECIAL — U,S.D.A, CHOICE ★ AT DAIRY DEPT. ★ weekly deposit at her motua) commissions are paid! ★ FRESH DAILY NATIVE PRODUCE ★ tod^y. Tbia helpa your oU sattogs bank lives her a pack- You’ll GO for the early divi (MIAlie '"A" MtDIl M dends, too — and the discounts burner deliver more clean, de DEEP RED CUniNG af« of socority — savinis pendable beat. Jftou gM pre HSa «------*se- « * «« on “ economy size” policies. iGo mium service, too. All d igu ed HINDQUARTERS OF yon 60 for that, too? today... or phone or write. to make borne heating eaay. EGGS 2 - 9 9 ‘ NOTICE Caff today for WESTERN BEEF 5 9 LOW COST, i , because you V l f for it I The Swiss Laundry of INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED Watermelons - Atk the MiOmaiSatmgg Bank nearest you. APPROXIMATE CUTS M obilheaf a^l^a FANCY qAUFORNIA BARTLETT RockviHe, Inc., closed S to 8 anULOIN STEAKS 2 SIRLOIN ROASTS 8 to 10 PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 1 EYE BOUND for vocation from Sot- 2 to 6 SHORT STEAKS I f l a n k s t e a k wToivr'^i?" e to 18 SWISS STEAKS 4 SOUP SHANKS SLICED CHEESE iirdoy noon, Juiy 29, 2 t o 4 SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS 10 to 15 LBS. HAMBURG The Sayings GREEN STAMPS 1 RUMP BOAST 4 to 6 LBS. STEW BEEF PIMIENTO reopening Aug. 7. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CUSTOM CUTTING, Pears S; 2 » PACKAGING AND SHARP FREEZING. C FANCY, RBD, RIPE Manchester Green Branch MORIARTY SWISS 489 Middle Turnpike East IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST Sank of Manchester WHITE BROTHERS ' 3 OFFICES (Maytag Coin-O-Mat, 500 11 ST. Rear o f le t Plant 1 TEL, M l 3-8424 Center St., Open As M l 3-5135 YELLOW •fix KAOf srr. * 285 E. CEN'IKK 8T. • MAKOHEerrEB PARKADI Usual). fU N IY OF FREE PARKING S^ACE 6-ec. P K G 301-315 Center St. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER/ CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961 T A m m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 1961 PA G E SEVEN I the Trumbull Grange at a meet at th* wprld and the way fonner 4Umrl^patrr Just Wait Until Bolton Ing at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Cling Like a Glove ^ President Eisenhower looked at Connedticut A Thooght Tor Today Community Hall. The program- for Snntitig fteraUk it when he held responsibility is CD Works on Devices She Gets Home the meeting Is en titl^ "This Is this: Our Cjountry.” Members of the re n TBa Long Beach, Calif., July ,27 Democrats Stay Mum freshment committee are Betty New Dior Line Sakite a CO. tKo. Eisenhower declared that war Yankee The Baby Has Wadsworth, Correnda Morra, Bet had become tmpossible, peace the To Avert Fallout Peril For tlirea days in thUi aegmant — "Irishmen think their wives are just servants — sey Valentine,. Richard Tetrault inavitability.' By A. H. O. o f the papar attebtlon liaa been SALE! slaves. They don’t even think and Robert Morra. LTEB It' PnWMiir» Kennedy preaches that war is By STERUNG F. GREEN ^ taken in particularly vulnerable called to the unique good fortune they’re women.’,’ On Who Is Challenging The annual family picnic for To String Bean Figure f'lwnllil Oetobar L UBt Sometimes In the 1961 General Washington, July 27 (iD— Civil areas if deteriorating Internation Been Named... members of the Grange and their possible. o f thoae who live In the United The authority: Blond, green- V ______Aaeembly jxni needed programs to Defense authorities, concerned al conditions make It seem adr States. A human cKaracteriatlc, Odds 'n Ends eyed Ruth Kane, 18, Mias Ire families will be held Sunday a’, __ Srcry *r«nlnc ____ ,- Because he believed that, war (Continued from Page One) evening.' All-over embroidery In tell th e . names and numbers of about the slow acceptance to the visable. which has repeatedly opened doors land In the In'tematlonal • Speculation continues today as^nuson, town planning commission; the Mashmoquet State Park. aa« BolMtafs. Bnlar«d U tbt had become impossible, Eisen to the identity of the Democrats sequins or beads hits an all-time Hm M M>nchirt«r CSpoa. u the \-arious players, and there home shelter idea and misconcep Assuming the coopei;ation o f to greater undaratanding and Beauty Congress now under William Sttzy and Horace Gruden, Salvation Army Drive who plan to ^allenge the results to extremes, the designer manages high, and there i.s a lot of lame SocoDd Claaa lUm ltett«r. hower was Interested mainly in were times when e^’en that tions about such factors as evacu Congress, authorities have further progreas, has Involved raising public building commission. Miss Jeanette Sumner, treasur way at this southern 'Cali of the July 12 party caucus >n a not to upset any appleacarts by brocade. commitments to peace. wouldn't straighten you _ out. ation, are working on protective plans for the average citizen. queatlona concerning phenmnena, V ,,**^ **’' ItodeAck, Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smiths fornia city. Bruce Ronson was endorsed by er of the annual appeal of the Sal KOnCIUFTlUN IU 1 - devices for the average citizen. CLASSES Keller Jr., Jamaica, N. Y. He was born July,19 at the Salva- primary contest to be held Aug. the town committee for first se direct contradiction. His flaring One new material is gold thread ParabI* in AdvanM Because he belie\'es that war Is There were several instances, in OCDM research people are work both physical and social. So why \ But whatever Irishmen may vation Arm y appeal' in Bolton, re ed printed chiffon w;ith a plastic Carrier Mall fact, when the parties seemed to Too many Americans etill con ing on these items, for instance: Uon A m y HMpttal, Jamaica. His maternal grandparenta are 23. lectman, but was defeated. Remson ports that contributions to date to skirts and cone coats and jackets possible, Kennedy is making his not be human, and aak, whyT Why think of their wives, the wives slickness. Oea Tear ••••••••, muu have themselves confused a'dth ore ceive of shelter as a costly blast- 1— An "air raid siren in every Cocktails — OW Fashions— HI BaHs ^ Mr. and Mrs. VIlls Bankers, Perkasie, Pa. His paternal grand Mrs. William L. Reid, Demo is not registered with the Demo tal $107. One dollar In every five are not only in step but leading Uontbs T7» U.OD are we eo favored among all the seem'^ tp hold the whip hand, cratic registrar, said she had no Hem trim is popular. Some Tluee Motadis ...... t.W major commitments to the trap- another, or when, at least, some proof structure with 3-foot walls. home." This is the small buzzer p ^ n U are Capt. and Mrs. Walter Smith Keller, Rt. 44A, North cratic party. collected in this town will be used the parade. nations that have been and now Coventry. she said. information Wednesday about the times it ii bobble fringe, some One Month 1.19 pinpi of war.4 . out of the routine influence from Such shelters still are recom box, already under test In Michi are? "They’re"''such mic.e,’’ . she The seven 'wtio will be supported locally. Thoee who did not receive The show-topper was a decol- Weekly ,• ,•,••••••■■• .10 mended, but the Office of Civil and * « a • « primary. Petitions asking for are among the above losers. times a narrow fur band, lace • Because he believed that war the legislators of one party ap gan. which can be wired to the Light begins to fall upon the said o f Irish Mftnta an inter the letter sent out by the service letage that set a new high for a Defense Mobilization says that in Itadarc, Christine EUzabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan the prim ary. must be filed with frill or a .sprinkle of beads. MKHBKR o r peared necessary In order to call electrical system of the dwelling question when we recall our be view yesterday. "TTieir wives 'The town committee decided to unit committee may send dona low dip. Worn by an almond-eyed To go with widely flaring skirts, had become impossible, Elsenhow a great many cases an ordinary for $7.50 or a little more. l y Budai^ 63 Clinton Dr., Wapplng. She was bom July 15 at Mrs. Reid by next Wednesday. pay the $25 fee for each • of the THB aSSOCIATEO PH saw the other partv back to some of lief that we are not alone in this I9 c to 3 9 c, ea. get their own way all the tions to Miss Sumner at Box 646, half-oriental mannequin, it cov very short boleros flare out In a The tesoclated Press ts encluatralr er made his own major bets, and basement would do if it were pro 2 — A "civilian mask"—a com 8t. Frw eis Hospital. She has .two brothers, John, 7, and Mark, Mrs. Reid said that Democratic seven challengers, at a cost of Bolton Center Rd., RFD 2, Man entitled, to the use «t republlcaUan ol its own siioposedlv traditional situation. W e live in God's world. 6; and two slaters, Mary Jo, 8, and Audrey. 2. time. Who would want that?” Town Committee Chairman Vin ered only the outer sides of the flounce over the bosom. Many suits persuaded the American people to principle or alignment. vided with a wind-baffle entrance pact and lightweight relative of And He le involiredi W e give ex- R«9. 50c lo $1.00 $175. chester. bosom. It was greeted with all news dtsoatcbes credited to it or to block contaminated dust. « a a M '% ^ Miss Kane, who said she cent Krzesicki had the only avail- and dresse.s have a sort of bolero not otberwiM credited In tbls paper make their own major bets, on an It has previously 'been noted the gas mask, this device is de preseion to this belief when we Flano’s Defeats Dairy The Bolton Property Owners laughter in which Mrs. Bohan and also tbs local news pupllshed bere. Current Civil Defense thinking King, Kathleen Mary, daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Edward prefers American men but able list of petitioners and he could cape top. Coat capes with a deep that, in the final death of the bill signed in children and adult sizes sing "M y country, 'Us o f Thee,’ ” The Flano Really baseball team Association will meet at 8 tonight joined. All ligMS of republication of spedal effort to seek, through diplomacy,' accepts the idea that millions King, 442 W. Middle Tpke., Apt, 79U. She was bom July 19 at doesn't have any marriage not be reached last night. point in the baqk look rather like dispatches bereln are aiso reserved. authorizing the setting of a mini to filter out poisons of radiological, and God Bless America.” Why? defeated Bolton Dairy 12-2 last at the CJommunity Hall. grandmother’s shawl. some opening through the wall of would be in the wrong place if Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are plans, added: A t a special meeting of the com "TYres drole!" (very funny) she mum price for milk a Republican chemical or bloilogical origin. Do we have the egotism jto pre "People seem to have the night m the second of a series of Green platypus bill or spade catastrophe came. These would be Mr. and Mrs., Joseph Belaus, Gaylordsvllle, Conn. Her paternal mittee 'Tuesday night it was de Manchester Evening Herald Bol exclaimed, while the model blush Full sersies cUsot of N C. rivalry and distrust the cold war senator provided the .surface ob OCDM. hopes It could be mass- sume that we im God'a favorites? idea that Irishmen have a three games to decide the town toed high-heeled shoes had spats Ice, Inc. * killed. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward King, Douglaston, N. cided to, give financial backing to ton correspondent, Grace McDer ed and clutched for her jacket. had built itself.' produced and sold at low cost. If so, doesn’t this assume a de ***** great gift of gab. Malarkey. championship. John Calkins tops in leopard. Similar ankle Publishers Representatives: stacle of a threatened filibiister The big idea now ’.a to save those the challengers who lost ip the mott, telephone Mitchell S-6S66. She came back in several for Julius Mathews Special Acency - Now while the .De.-nocrats, behind the 3 — A do-it-yourself radiation fect in God’s character? The only time they have a fit' pitched for Fiano and Bob Luke mal numbers with pop-over decol- boots turned up in gold lames. Yorkfork Chleaico.Chieaico. Detroit andan'< Boston. And because he believed that who, having escaped the blasts, are Crockett, Brenda Jean, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Robert W. caucus. was the catcher. . Pitchers for scenes, filially remembered that kit. A simple detection kit has More light la shed upon our Crockett, 80 Brook St., South Windsor. She was bom July 22 of gab is when they’re drunk." letage that was only slightly less Bohan’.s only concession to the MiiMBER AUDIT BtTREAU• ^ o i war had become impossible, Ei still vulnerable to radioactive fall TTie following are those who Bolton Dairy were Jim Tracy. BOY, 8, DROWNS CIRCULATIONS they were a ^ r t y sometimes ded been developed but costs $20. question when we turn to our at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g^randparents shocking. spiral and diagonal craze this sea senhower was satisfied once our out. The aim is to provide the sur Judaeo-Christian scriptures. A t were endorsed by the town com Tom Crockett, Tom Freddo ana Stratford, July...27 (;pj — The 8- icated to propositions which vivors with shelter from the par OCDM hopes the cost can be cut. are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littlefield, Westbrook, Maine. Her pa Besides double jackets, Bohan son were spiral tiered bodies. . The' Herald Prlntins Company, Inc.. enilitary capacity encompassed seemed /to constitute protection the very dawn o f the Jewish re Trade Mark in ‘Frog’ mittee July 7 but were defeated Rodgers Grose. Tom Wilkinson year-old soh of a Fairfield Univer There was, a cone coat made en . assumes no financial responsibllitv lor ticles that are sucked up in nu Until last week’s White House ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Crockett, 10 Short in the party caucus July 12: caught for Bolton Dairy. also made double hats, usually a for the consumer. ligion the writer of the book of St. She has a sister, Glenna Jean, ITi. sity English professor has drowned tirely of tiers of black gr6ssg:rain typograpblorj errors appeaiibit in ad- the power of total destruction, and clear explosions, carried on high, order giving the Pentagon major Stanley Patnode, selectman; Fiano Realty will play M and M hood or a fur helmet over a head- vertisemenis and other readhyr matter Another measure, which hap Genesis declares; ‘Now the Lord * * * * * Washington—A "frog” is a re in the Housatonic River, Joseph O. ribbon, over a cocktail dress of was more interested in seeing that strong winds, and deposited on responsibility for Civil Defense, Vincent Krzesicki, tax collector: Oil, the winner of a game Mon hugging felt. The biggest beret in In The Manchester Bvenina Herald pened to involve potential protec said' to Abram,— I will bless you, cessed panel in bricks in wnich Riel, son of prof, and Mrs. Arthur the same ribbon tiers. cities and countrysides perhaps there was behind-scenes conflict ' Pagluloa, Steven Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gino Pagluica. Walter Tresclmk and Willard day night, in the final game this the world, in black mink, hung on we never got to the dead end tion o f the consuxfiers of small —And I will make of you a great 255 Vernon St. He was bom July 18 at Manchester Memorial ancient clay workers inscribed Riel, 112 Catherine Ter., Fairfield, Fur ba.seballs finished the scarf Display aovertlslnit closing hours: hundreds o f miles away. here over whether the military Billings, board ot finance;_Robert season in the Bolton Junior Base disappeared yesterday while he the mannequin’s shoulders. For Monday—1. _ p.m Friday point where we had to use this loans, met a surprise fate in the nation,— so, that you will be a Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Charles Gibb, west messages about their king, their ends of a hood, and there was a President Kennedy tried to establishment should take over the country, or even love notes. Some Murdock, board of education; Hor- ball League Friday at 8 p.m. at was playing with a toy snorkel Loose textured woolens and tailored grey pin-stripe suit in all- . For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday House o f Representatives, after blessing.” Can it be that we have Coming Soon . . . SomervIHe, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ------Wednesdayr—1-- lajr-- p.m. Tuesday. power than he was in tripling it straighten out this misconception warning, communications and re afce Gruden, assessor; Oscar Krey- the Bolton Dairy field. very smooth satiny ones are over sequins. Satin or velvet it had rather easily bewi cleared too largely clutched. God’a bless Joseph Pagluica, Medford, Mas-s. He has a brother, Gino Jay, modern manufacturers use device. Skindivers were unable to V—1 p.m. Wednesday Or quadrupling it. in his message to Congress in May. search and development programs ings to ourselves and failed to use "frogs” to put their trade-marks sig, board of tax re-view; Grange Notes recover the boy’s body after his equally popular for day -clothes,- -midriffs -were set into black crepe For Friday-1 p.m. Thursday. with the Democratic Senate. His tho NEW. LARGER HAMUSON'S! 3 ; and a sister, Susan Carol, 2 Vz. "Civil Defense . . . cannot give an as well as the management of the In bricks. Rolland Meloche and Clifford Mag- Bolton Grange will play host to brother, Alfred, 9, gave the alarm. with satin velvet and chiffon for dresses. For Safiwitey—1 p.m. Friday. Because he believes that war is torically. any measure involving them adequately tq. become bless ,.***** ClassifleA.deadline: 10:30 a m each assurance of blast protection,” he shelter drive. ings to others less fortunate than still possible, Kennedy is placing any kind of increase In small loan Slemlnakl, Carol Ahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sie- day of pobmmtoa azeeot Saturday— said. The Governor’s Conference and ourselvei? Does this contribute '■y a m r a t « could expect the imited op- mlnskl, 977 Bissell St. _ She was bom July 22 at Manchester Me his own major bets, and persuad "And it cannot deter a nuclear the United States Conference of to the current decline ■of our na poMtion of the Democrats, and attack. But . . . Civil Defense can Mayors — evidently believing that morial Hospital. Her-maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs ThuP8day,'' July 27 ing the American people to place tional prestige? Frank Slmboskl, Hartford. She has a brother, Stanley Brian. would have to depend almost ex be readily justifiable as insur civilians would come off second 7 their own major beta, on the Rev. Percy M. Spurrier 3H. - clusively on Republican votes for ance for the civilian population in best in military establishment men equipment and strategy of war. South Methodist Church a * • a a France'*DisUkes Hirit Too its chances. Such chances haven’t case of an enemy miscalculation. W'ere making the deejsions — is Eisenhower sadd there could be been good in a Connecticut Gen ■There is no point in delaying Proctor. John Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor sued strong statement favoring Kingsbury A ve„ Tolland. He was bom July 22 at Manchester A second great power has itaw no victory in a nuclear war. eral Assembly for many years. the initiation of a nationwide long continuing civilian control under II This time, however, the Demo range program. ..." Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. -discovered that United Nations's Kennedy preaches the possibility the OCDM. Film developed and printed r SAFETY For "Rainy Day Elarl Kennedy, 8 Keeney St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. crats were apparently supposed There are misconceptions about', -Becretary Dag Hammarskjold la 8j^d..toe practicability of such a But with these iasq.es settled JUMBO SIZE—1 DAY and Mrs. George Proctor, 67 Spruce St. to be looking the other way as evacuation, officials acknowledge. and policy control stUl in civilian • • * * • Ziiot a "neutral” in his interpreta- victoii^.. SERVICE the bill went though. But when Most city dwellers believe with hands, all the disputants spparent- r.tlon and performance of his du- the measure came up for action in good reason that an 11th hour SALEM NAS8IFF Fldler, Christine Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fid- He wah'ts us all to bet on this ly have agreed that an all-out ler, 16 Concord Ter., Thompsonvllle. She was bom July 23 at "tles. the House, the surprise develop mass exodus in private cars Camera and Photo Shop SAYINGS drive is worth the effort, under with him by'' spending more and ment w-as that it came under fire would end quickly in a hopeless Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta arc " The charge against him first any management. They are hop Located In the new Nassill more money and .energy on pre from an impromptu succession of jaini. Arms, 991 Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Trudell, 134 Lakewood Circle. Her pa ;Hoame from Russia, in reference to Actually, evacuation is not con ing it is not already too late. temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Fldler, 22 Hawthorne SW IFTS PRCM1UM WESTERN STEER paredness. 's individual Republican sharpshoot- St. ^ I s efforts in the Congo, and form- He wants us all to hs^ke even ei^ who, while they didn't kill the ceived of as a final, panicky ***** the background for the Russism bill off entirely by thenioelvco, flight w hile missiles streak toward the supreme bet op the idba,^that •their targeLs. It is now viewed Fltton, Daniel AUen, son of Mr. and Mr.s. David Fitton, Glen ,^emand that the United Nations so pin^xiinted and highlighted the Arden Lane, Hazardville. He was bom July 21 at Manchester war is possible— t o , be w'llling'sto target that the Democrats began chiefly as .an advance pr^aution, TOP or BOTTOM '^xecutlvne leadership be divided Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. go underground is the hope of sur ,,seeing it in terms of their Own ~ WEBKCNO S^.E-C-I-A4^S — • r ^ t o three equal parts. Russia Sheldon N. Trent,. Yonkers, N. Y. His paternal grandparents riving war and starting some m ^ r ic principJe, and finally pro- ROAST LEG Of LAMB ...... $1.50 are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fitton, Duamacuete City, Philippines. •rUdn't like ths fact that one of the kinds of civilization over again vidro tile votes which, together Potatoes, Vegetable, Salad, Mint JeUy, Rolls, Butter. He has two brothers, Mark, 5, and Michael, 4: and a sister, Lin with m e spontaneous ^publican -Tesults o f his operations in the when the war has ended. Whirlpool Washers, da, 2. -tangled situation of the Congo was insurrection, killed the bill. Be sure to try our complete line of ***** Who is right? Was the old gen There we>e reports that both "the ousting of Russian influence DELICIOUS STEAKS and CHOPS ZaneUa, Gail Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Zanella, eral in the White House the im Democratic State, Chairman Bailey Dryers 11 Franklin St., Rockville. , She was bom July 19 at Manchester .'there. It didn't complain, of practical idealist, the dreamer? and Republican Btate Chairman o SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES FOB FRIDAY o Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and ROUND .course, when, slso in performance May, who had suppo«Bd,iy approved Prices os Low, Was he wrong and weak to pro LEGAL BEVERAGES—HOMEMADE PASTRY Mrs. Orrln Vlass, Cochituate, Mass. Her paternal grandparents : o f his interpretation of his mission, the measure, reproachgl each Service That's Setter YOUR SAVINGS FUND are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zanella, Framingham, Mass. She has claim the truth about modem war ' he chased some Belgiai^s out too. other for failure to ddttver his a brother, Mark Anthony, 14 months. as he saw it? Is it the young man party's 'votes in the House. ' ***** Now the charge that he is not IS A "SILVER LINING " ‘— in the White House today who is The death of another measiir^. Potterton's FRANK’S CAFE Vinoeni, Barry Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vin- functioning as a neutral comes superficially involving the same 628 MAIN ST.—AIR-CONDITIONED When the financial picture gels cloudy and dark, cens, 45 Sherwood Circle. He was bom July 19 at Manchester the realist, when he proclaims ISO Center St.— Cor. of Church -from France, which resents the kind o f principle, took place in your savings are here to brighten up the day— Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. thst, since we have fought before, -tact that he went to Tunisia to the Senate. How anybody w e r to take care of every financial emergency. It’s a John Zlanabitnig, New Britain. His paternal grandparents are J we could fight again, and when he expected to get through any Gen ROAST Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vincens, Bristol. He has a brother, An Tinake a personal investigation of good feeling to have a fully insured (up to $10,- holds forth the premise thst sur eral Aeeembly a bill whose ■very drew John, 2. rthe situation there, which accuses 000) savings fund here. Start yours today! ***** vival Is not only possible but title Invited people to call it the ^ lir. o f having taken the Tuiilalan "usury bill” is beyond Imagination, Landers, Karin Beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lan SWIFT'S PREMIUM ■worth while? --tfde of the dispute there, and but the fact remains that it had CURRENT ANNUAL ders, 49 Elm St., Wapplng. She was bom July 18 at Manches ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and ^whlch rejects his effort to serve We may make the experiment got as far as the Senate, that it ' JULY SPECIAL DIVIDEN’D in any case. We might have made seemed to have the right Republi- Mrs. Robert Rodelli, West Hollywood, Fla. Her paternal grand -SA mediator or impartial investi- can lobbyist, and that a Denxxrat A il MAKES parents are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Landers, East Longmeadow, •Tgator in that dispute. It under a continuation of the lead was ready to lead the fight for it. Mass. She has a brother, Kevin, 3T4: and a sister, Cheryl, 5. HRM, RED, RIPE -ft * -a * * « « A ' ~ In thus attacking Hammar- ership o f Eisenhower, even This bill concerned not smali ALL MODELS Boneless SIRLOIN ROAST though he knew.its impossibiiity. loan business, but big loan busi PeOg, Robin Helena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul 83 i'Bkjold, France illustrates, once ALIGNMENT and NO EXCEPTIONS IBSEECTT PeUg, 104% Chestnut St. She was bom July 21 at Manchester "jnore, the consistent disdain of We may make it under the lead ness, and was presented not pri marily as a boon for the great in Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and u OUR OWN FRESHLY MADE ;;Jhe de Gaulle government for the ership of Kennedy, who pretends, a Mrs. Morris Riback, 68 Wedgewood Dr. Her paternal grandpar TOMATOES ternational finance company which 1 7 ^ ^ m Mfm ^ ^ m ;;5^nited Nations as an institution. at least, to think it la practical. w‘as backing it, but for the vari enta are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Petig Jr., 94 Lenox St. She 4/0 has a brother, David Richard, 13 months. -«nd puts a surly interpretation But when and if we make it, the ous contractors who might find it BRAKE SPECIAL $< « « » » a on France's role in the cease-fire physical terms of it, whatever they good profitable business to be able BRANCH OFFICE— ROUTE 31, COVENTRY to get money, even at high rates, Libby, Jeffrey Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Libbv, .which now exists in Tunisia. are, whatever experiment proves 44 Pioneer Circle. He was bom July 20 at Manchester Memo when they needed some emergency them to be, will tell only part of rial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Dorothy Brace, COLE SLAW cello pkgs* France stopped fighting, Frsnce financing in order to swing some We do all this... the story. 30 Ash St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. POTATO SALAD OR M A C A R O M SiALAD Bays, because it had achieved its contract which might prove lucra • Correct Caster, Camber, Toe-In • Inspect Wheel CyTinders and Grease Libby, 368 Woodland St. He has a sister, Leslie, 2. L ITnilltary objective, not becsrase the The soul of the man will be dead. tive. 3 a • a • a Seals ------CLIP THIS COUPON United Nationa Security ^unoil The opposition strategy was to • Balance Front Wheels Stratton, Clifford Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Strat amend the bill to riise from $10,- • Inspect-and Lubricate Emergency ton, 805 Hartford Rd. He was bom July 22 at Manchester Me VACUUM PACKED FANCY JUMBO PACK PINK MEAT -adopted a resolution calling for a 000 to $50,000 the amount beneath I • Inspect Front Brake Lining (front -.-cease-fire. Victory— With Complications brakes wear fastest) Brake Linkage morial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Svea Carl- which no sdeh free-wheeling cred eon. 63 Walker St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Beechnut' Coffee ILb .O an - Although these are the twa most Japan -has solved one of its age it could be exempt from the nor • Add Needed Brake Fluid • Adjust Steering Mechanism Sf^sudoL S a k , William J. Stratton, 35 Garden St. He has two brothers, James, SALE 65c mal ban on usury. This amend 7, and John, 4; and two sisters, Carole. 6, and Lynn, 3. Jjspectscular instances in which old problems— that of how to pro * * * - * * ^ammarskjold's performsnc* of duce enough rice to feed Itself. ment apparently closed off the 3 DAYS ONLY LIMITED TIME ONLY Cantaloupes main area in which such business Bascetta, Janies Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Bas- SW EET LIFE ;rbia duties has been attacked by a But, as we ourselves know from would be likely to be done, and,' WITH THIS COUPON ONLY cetta, 86 Oliver Rd. He was bom July 17 at Hartford Hospital. ^^rnajor power which resented the our own solution of some farm when it- was adopted, amounted Hartford General Tire Co. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ' Santo Bascetta, SEALTEST PRESTIGE Evaporated Milk 6 r . 79c ^liparticular direction of his scti'vi-' production problems, that isn't to the death of the bill;- la this Hartford. He has two brothers, Robert, 11, and Joseph, 2. 155 CENTER ST. MI 9-2828 MANCHESTER ***** --ties, they do not represent his first necessarily the end of trouble. case, Republican votes, cast World Famous OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 9 H E L L M A N N ’S ^lencounter •with this kind of risk, against the bill as a matter of Ursln, Christopher John, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ur- One of the things that has help principle, joined with Democratic sln. South Rd., Bolton. He was born July 21 at Manchester each ^ e United States resented his ed Japan conquer its own domestic votes, some of which reflected 6 TRANSISTOR Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and FRENCH Mayonnaise 71c ^cti'vities and his Judgment, too, rice 'shortage has been the in some personal feud'ing'lh the Sen Mrs. Albert Hodgdon, Granby, Vt. His paternal grandparents ''^lack in the tebaneae crisis, when creased use of improved hybrid ate and an apparent suspiicon are Mr. and Mrs. John Ursin, Tollarid. He has two brothers, Billy, 13, an^ Vincent, 5; and a sister, Candis Marie, 4. -his on-the-spot investigation pro- seed, which has increased the pro that the Democratic senator lead GLORIETTA EXTRA FANCY, GREEN, SEEDLESS ing the fight for the bill was hop # • a • * ICE CREAM ;;duced his own verdict that no out- duction per sere to a sensational ing to indulge in a little usury POCKET Hutt, Karen Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hull, Elberta Peaches so Oz. Gan ^ d e force was necessary, and degree. himself, combined to provide the 123 Vernon St. She was bom June 10 at Hartford Hospital. Ilwhen we, just the same, sent in Another thing that has helped margin' for the crippling amend Her maternal grandfather is Theodore Johnson, Kane, Pa. She I^our Marines, proclaiming our own has been the land refomi program ment. MORIARTY BROTHERS has a brother, Craig Alan, 2; and two sisters, Cheryl. 8, and PROGRESSO GRAPES The suspicion conceining the Nancy, 5. i C Xylpht to handle that particular introduced by the MacArUiur oc RADIO « * * * « I>emocratic senator were, by our rerisis just as if the United Na- Imported Tomatoes 86 Oz. Can cupation regime. People who own liumble investigation, quite base Proulx, Michele Teresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. ■^ons didn’t exist their own land seem to produce less. The real question remained No Car In History (SIZE pF A PACK Proulx, RFD 3, Rockville. She was bom July 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal jgrandparents are Mr. and It might as well be set straight. better than they do when they that of why Republican senators OK CIGARETTES) KRAFT There are Indeed some things Sec- are mere tenant-s. i provided the margin of defeat for Mrs. Levi M. Ross, Lisbon Falls, Maine. Her paternal grandpar the bill and thus won for their Ever ents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex D. Proulx, Coventiy. She has a -retary General Hammarskjold is Finally, people who own their Macaroni Dinner party, for the third time in the brother, Henry Robert Jr., 1%; and two sisters, Althea Marie, 4, 2 pkgs. 35c I .jio t neutral about. He is not neu- own land really can produce when session^ the distinction of remem- Took O H Like Our Reg. and Marjorie, 3. 2 „|lral in his conviction that the they have a nice comfortable gov b ^ n g and defending principles SWEET^LIFE ^ n lt e d Nations has a duty to the ernment price guarantee or sub and allegiances the Eiemocrats $ 28.95 rFREE $5~| I”FREE $5"! NEW CROP TART would normally defend but were, Assorted 2 -Concept of peace, even when some sidy to encourage them. Japan this time, supposed to be tempor Paper T ^ e ls Colors 2 Rous 39c thlg power will or design stands -in now lias a fjpe rice production. It arily ready to forget. COMET I STAMPS I STAMPS I trthe way. He is not neutral in his also produces the most expensive SEE IT P.A.C. SW EET LIFE ;hellef that the r o le '^ the United rice in Asia. - YOU OWE IT WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON , GREEN APPLES CASE 400 Sheet R a tio n s must be dynamic and eX- But, add in the fact that the AND THE PURCHASE OF A 2-LB OR MORE | $ Royal, Underwood, Noiseless, TO YOURSELF TODAY! OF A PACKAGE OF PACKAGE OF I Facial Tissues Boxes 1.00 •iwnding. HC Is not neutTal be- Japanese seem t o . be prosperous I I IBM and Portables HEARING AID Clween the concept of United Na- enough to feature other items of Used Typewriters $23 up j TO INVESTIGATE SWIFT'S PREMIUM I FRESHLY GROUND | NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS .. 16 oz. pkg. 37c 7 Itlons law and the anarchy of force. diet so that their, per capita con _ BATTERY ^ So long as Hammarskjold holds sumption of rice has gone down a BINGO Berube’s Typewriter Servica I^SLICED BACON J 1^ HAMBURG J KEEBLER PQTATO SNAX ...... , .. .9 oz. pkg. 29c 7 ^ these i>rinclples, his perform- bit, and the final result is that 479 E. MIDDLE TPKE. PRICES START AT • Powerful enough to bring in 14 to 21 stations EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M. “•iics Is certain to displease one Japan has Just about attained a A t The Green 3\49^ • Battery .retails for 38cWPlays for 150-200 hours P. A. C. BALLROOM power after another, and the rice self sufficiency at last, which COMET! • Pulls in stations clearly anywhere— ‘------26 VILLAGE STRECT-.ROCKVILLE iJbg powers vidiom he displeases ought to be conside:-ed a banner BEFORE You EVEN • Built-in antenna (6 r » f IkrUl attack him by questioning 'the $ ■ W E O l V E day. THINK OF BUYING • Nothing to burn out but battery 3eu th u ity and the Impartiality of So it is. But there are one or • Transitors guaranteed for lifetime dischaiga of his role ANY OTHER CAR PLUS GREEN STAMPS two complications. During the era Priscilla “ This may caiue crisis and trou- • ^ t sounding, best looking radio, best quality you’ve of its seemingly perpetual rice say— Buy with ever seen! ' f r t ^ tim e to time, but not need, Japan negotiated various confidence from Radio, heater, trauaportatlon, extra. .-the disaster which would follow OPEN Hartford COLD FUR AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING trade .agreements with other County’s Oldest 90-DAY GUARANTEE lit the United Nations stopped try- REMODEL countries, under which it is obli TONIGHT Uncoln-Mercury *195 DOWN STORAGE 3 n g to ba tba servant ol mankind gated to take rice from them. Dealer YOUR OLD FUR COAT IN TO A NEW 3 » d became merely the rubber And during, the domestic drive TILL $3.00 1 3 Notice of Classification ^ Senate Unit for Kennedy's Obituary Diver Seeks Wife A cqu itted Military Buildup Proposals Mn^ Ratsbel Smyth MoOornriok Dr. Fancher Sentenced T o j i OuAiity^ Tender and F ull e f F lavor,.. Mre. Rachel Smyth McCormick. ‘Where Do I Stand?’ Teeth Brutes (C FMC* OM) 83, of 226 Center St., widow of William McCormick, died suddenly TeUrsM wen* mimmoned back to Draft Situation Lost in Pool Washington, July 27 (iP)—Here at her home today,' To Term in Prison duty while many youn(er men ea- Bom in Ireland, she had been a ■ / e a t ^ military aervlce. in brief is a rundown on the draft Top Draft Question situation: resident 'of Manchester for 65 Skindiver P«t«r Bookwrith Is Rusaell aaid the cmnmittee re years. Sh^was a member of the making another aUamjA this after- Dr. Morris Fancher, a Manchester dentist found guilty of port would aay that "to the ex August Draft call 13,000, up 5,- South Methodist Church and of 000 from original figure. Septem (Continued from P»g« One) know if their children had been re boon to recover the remo'vable income tax evasion, was sentemied yesterday t<>. a year and tent poeaible, priority in recall of the Study Group of the church. teeth braces that 16-year-old Gall a day in prison, while his wife, in a reverse decision in U.S. reeervlste ahould be applied to ber call likely at least 20.000. Shre is suiwived by five sons, corded. Many requests for fall-out O’Bright. 311 <5ak St., loat yes those in a drill pay status and to . Draft pool of men classified 1-A, Ernest W. McCormick, of Bloom Washington, D.C., received 2.000 shelter Information.” District Court in New Haven, was acquitted of the charge. iexarhined and ready, 70,000. Moves calls compared with the norma Charlotte, N.C.—One day’s calls terday afternoon at Globe Hollow the Ji^., Zi, of Maple St., 'Vernon, who Grqgarin Pledges *Armed Help* I2th Circuit was fined $300 on charges ot breach of peace, resisting arrest, and driving Under the influence ol G ju rt Cases liquor or drugs. , "You have s disability,” the MORE FINE-QUALITY VALUES AT A&P! FILL YOUR FOOD ORDER AND HAVE... ^ Castro to Organize Judge admonished, “and when you do eomething involving the dis R O O K vnajs s e s s io n ability, it is a deliberate act.” He An 80-ysar-old Rockville man noted that McCrystal sustained an wa* told" in Rockville Circuit injury which does not permit him Court Tuesday that he had better to drink. The Judge added that other evi MOiiECAsmnaffiiMM (OcwUniwd I r m Pafit Om ) not buy liquor for teenagers again, dence points to McCrystal’s being and an. embassy secretary flred no matter how old they say they a good worker and good citizen hljuk«4 and taken trw n here. The two shots In the air from an em are, or he will land in Jail. when' sober. He was arrested July Cuban state ia not to blame , if a bassy window. Later, with armed Louis Ciechowski, 26 Market 8 in Vernon Center following com took 10 far axtr. )»% wb.n you ^ P'’'” Yankee' plane' ia atolen and the forces on guard against violence, St., pleaded imi''cent to a charge plaint of a fight in a car. He strug MV. you mor. CMh .11 l«M w . y down your .hopping IW - no* K«t on . H.m^ Th^ .mount, Cuban government has no obliga 300 Castro partisan^ assembled, of delivering liquor to a minor, gled with officers when arrested, to Mving. on ovwv mo.1 you »fvo during th. wtok. W h.f. mor., you wont h.v. tion to return those planes if the denounced the United Str os and but was found guilty and was giv the prosecutor said. quality - .11 AW «ood^ m low-prioad M thay w., e»n alwiy. b. dw»tnd«i on to provirt. » llt^ North -American government does hailed Castro. en a 30-day Pork Chops RIB END l . 4 7 ' WEEK END SPECIALI YELLOW EYE or PEA VLB 12 0 Z B&IAmkw Beans CAN 26= 1 LIVE JUMBO 4 to 6 LBS WEEK END SPECIALI 12 IN 1 MIX Lobsters IB 69" CAP'N JOHN'S FRIED 2'/2 LB PKG 44= 0 7 0 Z WEEK END SPECIALI LIBBY'S Scallops A PKGS 69" ■ Corned Beef 12 0ZC 55= WEEK END SPECIALI IN PLASTIC BOTTLE Clorox Bleach g a * 5 7 = WEEK END SPECIALI FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE or ORANGE Hi-CFruitDrinkS 95=, ^ Tranmtor-Pocket Size-with Leather A A A LOAF CAKE i C O C i l O Case, Ear Phone & Bat. - A&P Low Price Jr WHITE, YELLOW, CHOCOLATE Oreo Cromo Sandwich______1p'ortze 1 0 Z P K G 29^ OR MINT COOiliU 2 9 c Jelly Tarts EDUCATOR PKG ' ■ 1 LB 8 OZ - 8 INCH - REGULAR 59c A N N PILLSBURY BEST Cherry Presorves PAGE ’ii*R 3 5 ' n » 4 5 C PACKER Rhubarb or A N N Rib Roast Plum Preserves PAGE . 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It was the l2th^Ev«n the major league record of 'Lary. Detroit also went to the honi-.* eight hits in a double-header whileADanleU and Billy Klaus kMOMCd Shed a tear for the poor sUt- time it had been done. Ralph Klner 221, held jointly by the 1947 New er with Rocky Colavito clamming ! the Orioles swept the pair 5-1 and! for the Senators, Ted U pcie for isticiana. They will be wal did It twice. York Giants and 1066 Cincinnati No. 29 and A1 Kaline No. 13. 9-2. Billy Hoeft, 'Wes Stock and the ’Twins. The crowd of 16,688 Reds, is in danger. HoytI 7 rvX'f \X7Wilhelm i 1 Vi *1 no ' teamedV Ao a<4 upstok with ^a W a a a.L>^ pv* > _ _t •____ Vacation Incident to Re Remembered lowing knee deep in obsolete Mickey Mantle hit No. 39, only Lefthanded Don Moeller was booatad the Twina’ home attend one behind Roger Maris' total of Roland Sheldon pitched a foiir- roughed up for four ot the five De-1 two-hitter in the opener. Jack ance to 747,820 or 4,416 more fane Vacation provides a wonderful outlet____The opportunity record books if the Yankees 40 in their exciting race to break hitter for the Yanks, easing along troit runs,' suffering a .sixth d e -, Fisher went all the way in the sec than the team drew in tha entiro to get *way from the daily office routim and just live it up keep hitting those home runs. Babe Ruth's all time record of 60, behind all those homers off loser feat. Although Lary was not as ] ond with a six-hitter. 1980 aeaaon at Washington. and enjoy life a little. . . . Basking in tw sun and absorbing • • • set In 1927. Mantle's was hia 359th Ra.v Herbert. He had a one-hittei’ effective as he was when he blank « • * • • • of his career, tying him with to the seventh when the Sox .syored plenty of Ole Sol providing one isn’t foolish to stay out and TANKS — WHITE SOX — ed the Angels with three hits the TWI.NS-SENATORS — Minne INDIANS-A’s — Woody Hold Johnny Blanchard waa the latest Johnny Mize. Ruth still is far both runs on a walk, double by Roy last lime he.faced them, he scat sota piled up an early lead, added get too much at one time. . . . Eating a little too much at ahead'in that derby with 714. Si?vers and a .ainele by Joe Marlin. and Jimmy Pieraall each had four to earn a line in'the book. He hit tered eight hits and closed strong four runs in the sixth and with hits In Clevaland’a 17-hit attack In fancy spots and expanding waistline. . , Or splashing in two homers in successive turns at after a shak.v seventh inning. Joe the ocean, lake or pond and find-^ Four Yankee homers, including stood a closing surge by Washing a 1^-6 victory ovar Kanaaz (jlty. bat yesterday In a 5-2 New York one by Clete Boyer, boosted their TIGERS — ANGELS —- Deliolt Koppe had the only homer for the ton for a 10-9 decision. Ray Moore, Ing out, via aches and pains, of Angels. Held had a homer and PiersoU a victory over Chicago. Coupled with total to 31 since the All-Star game remained right on the heeUs of the fifth Twins’ pitcher, finally saved triple in addition to threa atnglea ' some muacles that one didn’t real pinch homera Pridaj' and. Saturday July II and 155 for the sea.son. The s • • ize he had any more because they Yanks, trailing by only a half game Dagoberto Cueto's first major! each. Gary Bell was the winner m Boston, this gave Blanchard record for the American League Is when the Tigers defeated the Los ORIOLES-REI) SOX--F()ur Bal league vletory. Dave Sisler lost in j over Norm Bass In relief of Jim are so seldom used. . . . Or just only 190, set by the lO.lO Yanks. plain lolling aroimd and relaxing four homerk on four consecutive Angeles Angels 5-4 behind Frank timore pitchers held Boston to relief. Chuck Cottier, „Benny |Archer. at your favorite hideaway from the world at large. . . . But every once in awhile an Incident occurs on a vacation which makes that holiday a little Robinson to Rescue, more memorable than others. Take the .case of this friend of ours, who ndll go nameless. He’e a rapidly approaching middle-aged Reds Maintain Lead buck with atill a lot of young ideas. One night, after dropping friend New York, July 27 (/P)— Cincinnati came within an eye frau at one of the numeroua knick- knack ahope that can be located at lash of slipping out of first place in the National l^eague every vacation resort, this fellow ______la.st night, but once again P’rank Robinson came to the rescue. NATION.AI. LEAGUE Robinson’s two-nin homer in the'?' took off for one of the local pubs ■ " f :x W. U Pci. «U6. to while away a few ( 7) minutes ^ . eighth, following a pinch homer onto, in the eighth. Bell’s homer in by Gus Bell provided a 3-2 victory ClnelniutM ----- 60 36 .612 while she did some shopping. En to the rightfleld bleachers took law .Angeles .68 88 .604 1 Sliding Bill Itilinski Scores for Internationals Umpire in Middle in This Situation tering, he found a table'. After a over Milwaukee and staved off the care of the shutottt. Don Blasin- Schardt Accepts Congratulations from Mates onnishing Los Angeles Dodgers •Son Proncisoo 60 46 .626 8GEK.S-PHlI>i Willie qualify the story a bit. A few da.vs Manchester Country Club called Pittsburgh 8, Ssn Francisco 6 league-leading .354 compiled by Davis, who had four hits. Wally (Incinnsti 8, Milwaukee 2 before going on vacation he got and told us that she didn't par Moon and Tommy Davis were on ticularly like that nickname. So I Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh. Chicago 7, St. Louis 8 (12) Simmons Four-Hitter himself a crewcut eo that he could Cincinnati has not had a batting base when Larker connected with Schardt and Mikullitz really relax and enjoy himself. apologies and congratulaliona Today’s Gomes again Peg—oops we mean Roryr- champ since Ernie Lombardi in hLs big hit off Sullivan. Tony Gon Cincinnati (Pnrkey 12-6) at As the young lady smiled, he 1936. Its last homer-RBI leader zalez with three-and Wes Cov ordered a bottle of his favorite * * « Milwaukee (WUley 8-4) was Ted Kluszewski in 1954. ington with two accounted for the V. i St. Louis (Clootte 2-8) at Chi Gives Gas Housers Win brew. She looked at him sweetly Norm Larker’a grand slam home five hits off Drj’sdale. cago (HobMa 7-11) Combine Talents in Win and responded, "I’m sorry sir. but ToiighpBt Position run converted Don Drysdale's five- • • • law .Angeles (WlUlams 16-8) at yo)i have to be 21 to be served It used to be said that the hitter into a 6-1 victory over Phil Getting an able assist from St. Cyril’s, Moriarty Bros, saw here." toughest Job on a baseball field PIR.ATE.S-GIANTS — Friend Philadelphia (Short 4-6), 8:05 By EARL YOST adelphia as the Dodgers won (heir got better as the game went along p.m. their playoff hopes flicker a bit brighter following last He looked at her incredulously was that of the catcher and in .eighth in the last nine starts. Fruits of victory last night for the National Little League ALUMNI LEAGUE and finally managed to stammer some circles the equipment of the in Pittsburgh. He allowed 11 hits Son Francisco (Jones 7-6) at night’s action in the Hartford Twilight League. Drv'sdale, who is 9-0 against the in the first five innings and only Pittsburgh (.Hlzell 4-7), 8:15 p.m. All-Stars in District Eight competition following a 4-2 win Trailing by five runs after four back. "Honey, thanks for the com man behind the mask was refer Phils over a three-year span, was and a half Innings of play. Green red to as "the tools of ignorance." one in the last four to win his Friday’s Schedule over the International League All-Stars consisted of cake and STANDINGS pliment but I’m afraid it has been locked in a duel with Frank Sulli l()th with a (xvmplete game. Dick Cincinnati at Chicage Manor exploded in the fifth and and Moriarty was credited with a long time since I’ve been 21. That may have been true once, W. L. Pci. van. replacement for the injured Lemay, victim of Friend’s tie- Son Francisco st Philadelphia -soda pop under the shade of several trees at Buckley Field, sixth frames to pull out a come- four RBI’s m the free-siylnglng Plese be a good girl and just bring but it's getting so now that first Jim Owens, when Darker clouted n ie standout performers from"* Hamilton ...... 10 2 .833 breaking single, was the loser. from behind, 8-5, victory over Valeo Machine ...... 12 3 80t exhibition. Dick Sylvester had two the beer." basemen are becoming pretty vul his first grand slammer. the International deserved the sixth innings, BiU Remmey being hits also for Moriarty’s. nerable. Shortly after the first All- BiU Mazeroski extended his hit Los Angelee at Ptttatwrgh, 6:15 cake, with thick frosting, after Hartford National last night at Riley Redlegs ...... 10 5 .66' Starting to bristle a little and Pittsburgh snapped a five-game -V -f pjn. his last to end the action in the Meanwhile, Ronnie Simmons ef pointing to a sign on the wall she Star game, no less than six Ameri losing streak by downing San ting streak to 15 consecutive they had 'won their way into the Charter Oak Park. Royal McBee ...... 9 6 .6(K) games but Clemente, the batting St. Louis at MUwaaksOi 6 pan. sixth frame. Moriarty Bros...... 7 9 .438 fectively scattered four hits as ha declared tartly "Look miater, ‘.hat can League first lackera. Vic Wertz Francisco 8-3. Bob Friend, who ’^1 semi-final round of district play. The triumph clinched the West notched his fourth victory in six of the Red Sox, the Yankees’ Bill leader, saw his 13-game streak With the bases loaded in the ern Division title for Green Ma East Hartford ...... 6 10 37a sign means exactly what it says. gave up 12 hits, broke a tie with Saturday night Coaches Pat fifth as the result of a hit batsman, St. Cyril’s ...... 5 11 .313 decisions. ' Simmons fanned four ‘Be-21-Or-Be-Gone.’ ’’ Skowron, Baltimore’s Jim Gentile, a two-out bases-Ioaded single in broken. A.^RICAN LEAGUX Colangelo and Nick Cataldo wiil single and error, with two outs, nor. The Manormen will now meet and walked only one batter. Sim Roy Sievers o f the White Sox, Vic the sixth inning. . .And Notv for the Weather Report.. W. U Pet. GJ5. Fire A Police, Ekistern Division Unionville ...... 1 14 06.’ Realizing that the petite young send their charges .nto action Schardt bore down and got Hilin mons lost his shutout in the sixth thing' really meant it, he proudly Power of the Indiana and Steve Bobb.v Wills' pinch single off CirBS-CARDS — The Cubs’ Clay Bryant (left) Los Angeles coach, talks to outfielder Frank Howard about ear* New Y'erk .. ..63 86 .656 again, at Buckley Field, against a kings, for the overall town title. when Bill Boucher tripled to cen ski to ground meekly to second base While the Oilmen were thrash reached into his wallet and Bilko of the Angela wera all on the Lindy McDaniel with the bases winning spurt against the Card phone Br.vant is wearing connected to radio receiver he carries in hip pocket. Bryant, Detroit ...... 64 65 .656 yet unnamed opponent. Winner of for a routine play. The first of this best of three ter and scored on Larry Rose'f sidelines 'writh an assortment of full and two out in the 12th gave inals ■ started when Ron Santo Baltimore ,, ..54 46 JM5 ing Unionville, 12-2, St. Cyril’s up sacrifice fly. showed her his driver's license. Saturday’s action wili move into National Leajrae (4) game series will be played Friday set Royal McBee, 8-2. As a result, Then came, the unklndest cut of Injuriee at the same time, the Chicago Cubs a 7-6 decision singled with one out. He moved in his position as third base coach, gets his signals from manager Walt Alston (right) Cleveland . . . ..54 46 .646 the finals Wednesday-night. ab r h po a e rbi at Charter Oak Park starting at 6. Moriarty’s with a 7-9 rpeord, now all. As she looked at the llceifae e • * over St. Louis. to second on an infield out and via the air waves instead of time-honored hanci signals from the dugout. Alston is Chicago ...... 60 60 JiOO 15 Schardt. p ...... 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 M.orlarly's (12) • • • Boeton ...... 45 56 .446 Game Tonight Zwick. c ...... 1 0 0 12 0 0 0 A three-run homer by Carl Col trails fourth place Royal by onl ab r h po a e rbl she exclaimed, "Oh my goodness, took ti'hrd on a wild pitch. Mc shown adjusting antenna on tiny transmitter with which he relays signals before 26'/, VanCamp. lb 3 1 0 64 Tonight, in Windsor, all eyes will 4 0 0 angelo triggered the Manormen’s two and a half games and sill, Runlii. 2b ...... 4 3 4 4 0 0 you're almost old enough to be my Byes Poor Golfers RBD(3-BiR.4.\’ER — Don Notte- Daniel then walked Ernie Banks Dodgers 6-1 victory over the Phillies in Philadelphia last night. (AP Photofax.) Washington . .48 .448 Huntin^on. r( 3 0 0 0 0 0 Cyr. a s ...... 6 3 0 3 0 3 Los Angelee ..48 56 .464 be on southpaw pitcher Ray La- Coughlin,lin. rf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 rally in the fifth. Two walks pre- has a slim chance of eaining a father!" Poorest golfing cUin at the Man bart, Mil-waukoe rookie, was shut and Ed Bouchee intentionally be J MIstrotta. If ...... 2 1 1 0 0 2 MInneeota .. . .41 56 .419 Gace when the American League Barry. If ...... 3 1 3 0 0 0 ceeded Colangelo’s drive. berth in the post-season playoll.' Moriarty, lb ...... 3 3 8 0 0 Xh well, "C ’esl La Guerre" and chester Country Club la the B.ve ting out the Red* 2-0 when Bell fore Will came off the bench to All-Stars get their first taste of Cataldo. c f-...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 Avery, c ...... 4 1 0 5 0 0 0 went irp to hit for Ken Johnson, Kansas City ..25 61 .665 MlkulUlz. 2b ...... 2 1 1 0 1 0 An error, four consecutive bases Having to scramble and scraten alllthat jazz. But for a (xiuple of family. That tribe w'aa involved in win it for relief man Barney non - league . competition against for runs most of the time, Mor Sylvester, cf .. 4■'■‘ 1 2 2 Oil Cincinnati’s new pitcher froiA Tor- Schultz. Wednesday's Keoulta Halstead. 2 b ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 on balls, two sacrifice flies, a hit Manegfria. 3b 2 0 10 2 0 1 mlAutes that bouncing bundle of eight matchea in the opening round Windsor. The contest at 6 o'clock Blakeslee. 3b ...... 2 0 0 O i l iarty’s enjoyed their best night ol Simmons, p ...... 4 fluff sure gave the fellow's morale Major League Detroit 6, Los Angeles'4. Heard. 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 by Frank Klnel and an error all 0 0 0 1 0 0 of the fifth flight of the Club will be played at the Clover St. the year at the plate unloading a Sartor, rf ...... 4 0 110 0 0 a real shot in the arm. Championship and won only one — Baltimore 5-9, Boston 1-2. grounds. O Connell. ss ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 figured in the Manormen’s five- Pitchers Changed run uprising in the sixth. 14-hit assault against a pair o! Totals ...... 32 12 14 21 10 1 10 * * • and that was where Bye met Bye. = L e a d e r s = Minnesota 10, Waakington 6. . Ironically, both wins by the Na Totals . 2 4 1 6 18 4 1 . davelojid 12, Konsoa City 5, • The Bankers tallied three times Unionville pitchers. The Oilmen I’nlonville (1) Moat chagrined player at the lo Track Warfare with Poland tionals came by identical scores in latemational (2) scored at least one run in every ab r h po a r rbl Apology Due NATIONAL I^.AGI'R New York 6, Chicago 2. O'Grady. 2b .... in the opening frame on three Paquotle. cf ... 0 0 2 cal club is Willie Simpson, a mem tourney play, 4-2. Last "niursday frame after springing into a 4-0 0 0 0 Time for apologies as well as Ratting (Based on 209 or more Today’s Games night the Silk Towners came from Kuzmickas, rf .. hits and added another run in the Boucher, ss .... 1 1 4 3 0 0 ber of The Herald’s Adver.tisihg For Monday’s Tilt Hilinski, c i ...... lead with a quartet of runs in Hi" Rose. lb. p .... 10 0 1 Could Be Touffliest of Tour at liato) — Clemente, Pittsburgh, Cleveland (Grant 9-4) at Xsasas second on two more base knocks. congratulations. Both go to Mrs Department. After being credited CJ V behind in the last inning with three Cobb. PS ...... opening frame. Winalski. 3b .... 3 0 0 1 Rory Simon who captured the .354; Robinson, dnclnnatl, .346; City (INtmar 2-5). P. DiMinIco. 3b Tom Minor's solo homer in the Halnon, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 with a pair of victoriea over a runs to atop Staffo-d Springs. Last FiUgerald. c Batting stars for Morlariy’s Class B championship in the Hoak, Pittsburgh, .336; Moon. I»s Chicago (Pleroe 5-6) at New night, with the temperature read top of the fifth gave the Bank Landa rf ...... 3 0-0 1 0 0 0. couple of the Byes, Simpson w'ai Boston, Jiilv 27 /P) Man Savino. lb ...... were Leo Cyr, Jim Moriarty and Boraw.skl. 3b . 3 0 0 0 10 Ckmnecticut Women’s Golf As- ousted by Hal Turkington in 21 Warsaw. July 27 (iP) — The meel^Frazier, of Engleton. Tex,, who Angeles, .330; Altman, Chicago game, selected first basemen York (Terty 5-1), 8 p.m. ing 87 at game time, the Nation Mihalik. -if ...... ers a 5-0 lead before the Manor- Danny Renn. All three had a trie Warner, c ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 soriation tournament this year. against Poland—the last op a four- ran as a mem)>er of the world rec and Gonzalez, Philadelphia, .329. ager Paul Richaid.s of Balti Roy Sievers of Chicago and Boston (StoUord 0-0) at Boltf- als broke a 1-1 tie in the bottom Remmey. If men’s fireworks exploded. Derahm. c .... . 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 holes of their semi-final ■ match. more (HoU 5-4), 6 p.m. Kearns, p ...... of base knocks with little Cyr Smolen p. lb .« . 0 2 2 1 0 0 Headline writers are forever ord 400 meter team in Moscow. Run.s— iMa.vs, San Francisco. 89; more, obviousl.v looking for Rill Skowron of _New York, half of the fourth inning when Green M an or...... 000 035 x—8 2 This was strictly another "family stop swing around Europe—could clouting two triples and a sii.gU looking for abbreviations to fit in affair’’ as Turkington is The Her "But I’ve had a ba(l cold and then Robinson, Cincinnati, 82; .Aaron, both righthanded power hit- I Wsohington (McOsin 7-16) ot Brian Mikullitz homered with two ToUlfi ...... 24 2 5 16 7 0 1 National ...... 310 010 1—5 Totals ...... 23 1 ~4 18 6 *6 " l be the toughest of the entire trip my leg ha.s been bothering me. I’m pitching help, changed fo\jr of ! Minnesoto (Lee 2-2), 9 p.in. National ...... 100 30x->-4 Herald Photos by Saternls to drive in two runs. Moriarty ana to the limited amount of space ald’s city editor. MUwaiikee and Bo.ver, ,St. Louis, lei's who will be gunning for mates aboard to settle the issue. Cappa Lodge; Parmakian, Moriarty's ...... 420 321 X—12 for the United States’ touring determined to run on the 400 meter hi.s luirlers on the American I Only Gomes Scheduled, International ...... 000 101—2 Renn both had three singles eacn Unionville ...... 000 001 0— 1 that they have to write their Don’t know what h# means ex 73; Boliing, Milwaukee and Cle the friendly leftfleld wall iri Dick Cobb slammed a Marc HR. MikuliiU. Cobb: SB. Hilinski <2), Herops Brian Mikullitz and Marc Schardt track team. League team for the second i Friday’s Schedule Bycholski (6) and Kopchka. heads. \4^en the boss was away actly, but every time Simpson team, but on the other hand, I mente, Pittsburgh, 63. Fenway Park, and outfielder Bchaidt pitch over the fence in Savino: LOB. National 6. International In fact, the Poles think they can don’t want to huVt the boys." 1961 All-Star game in Bo.ston Tito Francona of Cleveland. Chicago at Boston, 6 p.m. 6: BB. Schardt 1. Keama 1: SO Schardt a couple of weeks ago, this scribe passes our (leak Willie’s mumbling Runs Batted In — Robinson, Cin Monday. rightfleld leading off in the idxth 12, Kearns 3; HBP. Kearna (Cataldo, CHURCH SOFTBALL was no exception. win it, and if some of the United If Frazier can't compete. Earl cinnati, 89; (>peda, .San F'TancIsco, The eight pla.vera elected by Baltimore at New York, 6^m , but it wasn’t enough. Cobb also something about. "Jobbed, robbed, Zwick): Schardt (Remmey); U. Graa- After both teams scored three Moriarty^s^ McIntosh Winners Learning that Mrs. Simon’i first Stales stars don’t recover from Young of Abilene Christian, who 87; Aaron, Milwaukee, 78; Ma.vs, The linetip for the July 31 vote' of le.'gue managers, Washington at Kanaad City, 5 homered in the'^dntemational’a 4-3 80. Cataldl, Trombley. Von Deck. Gan.p. rooked,” or some such words. their injuriee. It will be very, very game was annminced hy p.m. L Tommany; Time. 1:04. times in the opening frame, St. aliead.v has been nominated to re .San Francisco, 75; Freese, dncln- coaches and players in June decision over South Windsor last close, place Adolph Plummer in the 400 nati, 63. American League President who started the San Francisco Minnesota at Dotrolt, 9:15 pjn. Saturday night at 'Verplanck Field. Mary’s picked up single runs in Cleveland o f Loo Angolas, 11 the fourth and fifth innings to de In Second Night of Hoop Play "Don’t I know it," said Coach meter run. will handle the stick. Hits — Pinson, Cincinnati, 126; Joe - Cronin today. game, also must start the sec ion Defeated, Jim Elliott today. "It might even Elliott has been practicing the Clemente, Pittsburgh, 124; Robin Ameiican League piLi'hera ond game. pan. feat Center Congo, 5-3, last night Freckled faced Schardt, a hard I T ourney N otes’ll were thumped for 11 hits in Starting IJjieup at Charter Oak Park. Elmer Odell Despite threat of NBA Action be closer than the meet with Rtis- regular team plus Young and son, Cincinnati, 120; Aaron, .Mil throwing, but not overpowering, Scoring victories in last night's sia and the boys on the team are won't know until post-time how waukee, 118; Mays and Cepeda, the National League's 5-4, 10- They are catcher John Ro righthander, outpitched hie small allowed only four hits over last doubleheader in Manchester’s sum beginning to realize it." inning victory in San Fran- mano. Cleveland; First base SportMUJuialilp d i s p l a y e d by six frames to keep St. M^y’s ANGLINGS the quartet will line up. .San Francisco, 117. Tom Erdin Winner er mound gum chewing Len mer basketball league were Mori Elliott said one^of the.v Polish As for Burleson, he still is both ejsco July 11. t)he 10th vic- man Norm Ca.sh. Detroit; Sec adults, parents Included, In the playoff hopes alive. Floyd Will Risk Title Oct. 23 Doublea — Coleman, 'Cincinnati, ny Kearns. The latter gave up six arty Bros, and McIntosh Boat. coaches showed him now he thought ered by a bad leg. The American •Aaron, Milwaukee and Ma,Ys, San toiy in the last 14 games for ond baseman Johnn.y Temple, first boM stands last night at A1 Whitney, with a homer and bits 'With Mikullitz’ bait the only Buckley Field was deplorable. Moriarty’s trounced Boland’s, 67- <^AROUmm the meet would come out. And the mile record holdei' would be the Francisco, 24; .Santo, Chicago and the National. Cleveland; Shortstop Tony And Moves Ahead eortra bsM blow. Schardt chalked double, and Odell and Omer Gen- 39, in the opener and McIntosh Boston, July 27 (/Pi — Barring The fight. Boston’s first hea'vy- Polish coach had his team winning favorite in the 1,500 meters if he Pinson, Cincinnati, 22. .Schwall Named Kubek, New York; TWrd base- True, the umpiring was not up to Need One for Title gras, with a pair of two baggers, up a dozen strikeouts and was par, and the fellows did miss a downed the High School quintet, unforseen developments. Flo.vd weight championahip bout since by three points in the weekend started. But he, hasn't run hard Triples -— .Altman, Chicago, 9; Richards, permitted -to *man Brooka Robinson, Balti In Point Scoring paced St. Mary’s attack. Stan 50-33. Both of last night’s victors Plastic Worms more and outfielders Mickey bothered only by Cobb, ■who few, but the adults’ behavior Is singles’fter as he struck out six batters to the plate and two infield ground Patterson will defend his world Joe Louis knocked out Al McCov competition. for three days and time is grow Wills, Ixm Angeles. Clemente, change any or all of his pitch cracked out a single in aiddition Limited to but two McAllister and O a ig Johnson were losers on opening night. Mantle and Roger Mjris. Neiw what makes critics of the program ____- l i t T 1 • aand VS <4 loa issued llA cJ r tnly onea m a Vbasei m a a a on m banlls.balls. outs scored Cromwell’s first Iwo heavyweight title against unbeaten in six rounds Dec. 16, 1940, will There are two big question ing short. Pittsburgh and White, St. Louis, ers for the .second ganie, Tommy Erdin M Xoat HorUord to his homer. by Cromwejrs Leo Bravakis, each had two baggers for the los No less than five Moriarty play According to the dope, they York, and Rocky Colavito, point a finger and say, “1^ away Manchester never got a runner tallies. youngster Tom McNeeley in Bos be in the 18,909 csjpacity Boston marks on the United States squad "I can't understand why it still 8; Stuart and Vlrdon, Pittsburgh, shifted to relief specialist Luis wen the junior feature at quarter Barry Sharee Honors last night, Manchester’s ers. ers hit double figures as they started as a practical Joke . . . ton Oct. 23 despite the threat of Garden with tickets scaled from a —Charlie Frazier Znd Dyrol Burle bothering me.” said Burle.son. "( 7. Arroyo of the New Yoi’k Cleveland. with Little League baseball.” . . . past first base until the seventh in An error, single and base on midget races in Bucklond Wednes Sharing batting honors 'with As for the umpires, they had two American Legion baseball St. Mary’s ..3 0 0 1 1 0 x—5-9-0 broke frofn an 11-all first quar plastic wormr, that is. NBA action against the champion. 1100 top. son. thought it would be all right by Home Runs — Robinson, Cincin Yankees, Barry Latman of With the additions and ning and their' most serious scor balls loaded the bases for Crom changes, the Yankees have Mikullitz, who is incidentally a and one-half sMkes against them. team will now have to wait at ing threat came wirti runners on well In' the fourth inning and Center Congo 3 0 0 0 0 0 0—3-7-1 ter deadlock to erect a 10-point, They were screamingly tunny ’The National Boxing Associa Bolan said he has had a '^re- "I want to run so badly," said this lime." nati, .30; .Mays, San Francisco, 28; Cleveland. durable Camilo day night, and took ever the top Odell and Mathlason; Powell and eight men on the team. Balti- position in driving points for the resident - of South Windsor, but First off, only one showed up on least 48 more hours before it first and second with two out in brought Tommy Kelley on in re- 31-21 halftime advantage. Mori- dropped into someone’s beverag;* tion has threatened to strip Pat nvendous number of Inquiries about Opeda, San Francisco, 27; .Aaron, Pascual of Minnesota and received special permissioiT' to Brown. arty's romped into a 49-33 third terson of his title if he defends .Mllivaukee, 26; Mathews, .Mil rookie righthander D on moi'c. Cleveland and Detrorit 1961 season. „ time and he was dressed as if gets another chance at clinching the last frame but that too fizzled llSf of starter and loser Johnny or allowed to droop kind of wet- tickets—even nvore than we had four each. Minnesota and Chi ilay out his career in Manchester ready, to harvest tobacco. Hts two out. Lucas. Kelley retired the first period bulge and W'on going away looking on a table cloth. against McNeeley rather than one for the Miami I Patterson-Ingemar waukee, 22. Sthwall of the Boston Red Up until thii week. Tommy and the Zone Four pennant and a REC SOFTBALL _____ in the last period. .Stolen Bases — Aaron, Milwau cago each have two. and Bos Suaan Orrill of Meriden were tied National Little League head working partners arrived late and berth in the State playoffs Buddy Minor and'Roger Macai- man he faced on a foul pop-up but Then somebody found out they of the top-ranked challengers. Mc Johansson) fight." Sox. Dave Boland topped the victors kee, 16; Pinson snd Robinson, Cin ton, Kansas City, Los Angeles on points. Susan foiled to appear quarters, was BiU Barry. The left- were caught out of position many against defending champion West one got the only hits for the Silk a walk and another bobble regis Registering runs in all but the were excellent bait. In fact, they Neeley, unbeaten in 23 bouts, is Thev replace Mike For- one each. with 16 points. Other Moriarty not ranked. cinnati and Wills, Los Angeles, 15, lost night, and Tommy forged llelder stroked three singles in as times. Hubstitute umps who work Hartford. City nine. Minor was erased in a tered two more runs for the home first and final time that they bat fotmd out that in man.v cases, tha hieles of B(Wjton. Frank Lary Coaches for the' Boston many appearances at the plate. ed the first half of the first Inning, team before the final out was final ted, Egg ‘N You thrashed the players to hit double figures were A gfiant step toward making the .Mays, .San Francisco, 12. of Detroit. Jim Periy of Cleve ahead by 20 point*. The duel fpr The loss was only the third in doubleplay and Macaione ^as pick fish preferred the indigestible Pitching (Based on 7 or mare gsme are Jim Adair, coach for Arguments came fast and often regular Manchester LL arbiters, ed off first base , by Bravakis. A ly recorded at the plate when still British-Amerlcan’s, 21-9, last night Jim Moriarty (14), Frank Butkus phonies. fight a reality waa accomplished land and Billy Pierre of (Chi the Baltimore Orioles, and points will resume next week when during the first few innings and were Joe Gataldl, Bob Von Deck 13 starts for the Silk City nine. a third runner tried to score in the at Mt. Nebo. The winners also more (12), Jim Glenney (11) and Dave yesterday when the Massachusetts d(H-isions) — Podres, Los .Angeles, cago. Susan returns from vacation. In winning on its home diamond, base on balls, fielder’s choice and Today, anything that walks, 12-2, .857; Jay, Cincinnati, 14-5. •'Boston Manager Mike' Hig the arbiters received some rough and Pete ’Trombley. A wril dreMed error gave Manchester two base inning on the bobble. than doubled their .foes total of Turkington (10). Vinnie Kohen Boxing Clommiasion — not a mem Holdover pitchers front the gins. : Butch Salerno of SouthinJtton, Cromwell registered its ninth vic There were no extra base blows. crawls or swims, , whidh might .787; Miller, San Francisco, 8-3, treatment during the action which and hustling umpire commands runners in the seventh but Brava base hits coming up with 27 to but was best for Boland’s with 14 lor might not) hajypen to resem ber of the NBA — granted a pro- fii'st game are Jim Bunning of Batting pi'actice pitchers are I high point driver in the Senior Dl- was completed in four minutes respect and is less subject to criti tory in 14 starts and maintained Only player to get more than one 13 for the B’A’s. tallies. mtjter’s liceilse to Championship .727; Perranuskl, Los .Angeles and Detroit. Dick Donovan of vision, also lengthened his lead by kis retired Bill Maneggla on a ble a 7-course dinner to gam«Bsh, Hitting — Fnmk Robinson, Harry Brecheen and Luman over one hour, despite a late start. cism than what was on display its mathematical chances of tying base knock was Cromwell’s Bud Bill Calhoun and Nino Pagani Too Mu^h Savvy Sp'ort.s Inc., and a matchmaker’s Sliantz, Pittsburgh, 5-2. .714. ' Washington, Wlhitey Ford of I capturing the checked flog in the Manchester for the flag should ground out for the final out. is being copied in plastic molds. Reds — Hit a two-run homer In Harris, both Baltimore coach- Wastij^ no time in getting into last night but parents, when a de ZONE FOUR STANDINGS Teart with two singles. both had four hits for Egg which Too much experience and height license to A1 Bolan. ,Strikeouts\,—' Koufax, I.,os the -Yankees. Ken McBride { senior feature. Second in , the the Silk City team drop Its la.st These Include Imitations of night- eighth Ining for S-t victory over Angeles, 167; Williams, I.os , p.s, and batting practice catch the scoring colpmn, the Nationals cision goes against their favorite W L Pet. Crnmwrll (4) is still scrambling for a berth In against unpolished players enabled Short Meeting of Los Angeles and Hoyt Wil er is I^en Okrie, Boston coach. I event was Gerry Demecky of Miw- two regular season games. ab h po rbl crawlers, red.^vvorms, tadpoles, Milwaukee that kept Cincinnati la Angeles, 129; OrvsUale, I-os countered once in their first at team, should accept it. After all. MancheHt^r • •,...... 10 8 Heinrich, 2b . the playoffs. Neil Pierson and Skip, the Boatmen to lead from start to Neither Patterson nor McNeeley, helm of Baltimore. chester, second high point driver.; Friday night Manchester visits 769 1 4 1 mild puppies and eels. league lead. Angeles, 112; Mahaffey, Philadel Richards will announce hia bats. Schardt bea.t out a roller to Little League baseball Is still for Cromwell .. .. ___ 9 5 643 Satagja. ... 1 Barber had three hits apiece also finish in their contest with the "^ere are also blue and white \ from suburban Arlington, attend Richards, permitted to add batting order and probable Rickey Anderson of Tolcottvllje ’ the boys. Wethersfield for a 6 o’clock game Weaolonkl. 3b 1 Pitching — Frank Lary, Tigers phia, 105; Gibson, ,St. Louis, 102. 2 abort for a base hit and Bill Zwick Niantic ...... 7 6 .538 for . winners with each hitting a schoolboys. Quarter scores all in ed the three-mintite meeting, and three players to the 25-man starting pitcher in Ne)v York ran a close third. • * * at Stillman Field. Then these same McKcon. If .. 0 vyorms, red eels with notched walked. Both Brian Van Camp and Rockville ...... 6 .7 462 Carta, c ...... threefruh homer in the viotora’ 'they have not vet signed the con- — Won his 14th b.v beattog Ia>s AMERICAN LEAGUE team that played the first Siindav. Dom Nigro of Meriden woe aee- two foes close out the Zone Four 0 favor of McIntosh were 11-8, 30- backs, small yellow worms and Art Huntington reached on field Fathers of both pitchers were Wethersfield ...... 4 9 i308 P’razer. rf ..., 0 nine-run rally In the sixth. 14 and 50-33. • ' trocts fr,- the fight. Angeles 6-4 to keep Tigers half Ratting '(Based on 2(MI or more oitd in the junior, main a vent, season at Mt. Nebo Sunday after,^ Teart. lb 0 white tadpoles with black spots. game 4iaek of leading Yankees. er’s choices as the front runners pretty f a i r righthanded pitch Portland ...... 3 9 .250 Burr, rf ...... Jim Gleeison went three for four Eric Hohenthal topped the win '.Bnlan. however, said the' signing at bats) — Cash, Detroit, .369; while Robert Anderapn Of 'J’olcott- ers during their youth. March noon a;t 2:30. Manchester 'heeds to 0 for the losers. The funny thing is, even these ref wer« _,cut down at third base but scoring in clus- Bravakis, p ., 0 ners with 14 points. Scoring hon ugees from a technicolor night 1" little more than a technicality. Howard, New York,.'.363; I’lersall. .• , , s s I. f t I .* viiie was third to the finish llae Barry rescued Van Camp ■with the Schardt’s dad, tValt, turned down win either of these two clashes to ters of twos in the third and E g g ...... 042 249 0-21-27-2 "TTie contracts are in the-hands CleveUnd, .383; Mantle. .New York., i Am teilt tO MUtUiQe Kaltim Ore capture the pennant. Totais ...... 22 4 4 21 9 1 3 ors for the nights, however, went mare catch fish , . . and b(g ones. in the 25-lap race. first run on a line single to left. a pro career after graduating fourth frames. An error, stolen BA’s ...... 110 015 1— 9-13-0 to Paul Quey with 17 points on six of lawyers." the 32-yes r-old pro- .381; Kllle.brew, Minnesota and*...a I ______E ______George Kavong of South Olop- from Hofstra to concentrate on his Complete------Master..ooc, oiiiijic base, wiui single me runner with mov-the runner mov- Pagani, Kozicki (6) and Pierson; The variety of marine life, in TTiere was no further scoring until Mancbenter (0> baskets and five free throws. sects, worms, bugs and the like, Tnoter said. "They’re very com Brandt, Baltimore. .325. tonbury won the npvice m 5 i n the Iivtemationals fourth. - With studies. He’s one of the beat known Bravakis was the complete mas- ing to second on a belated throw ab r h po a e rbi Conn and BakuLskl. plicated things„,As soon as the law Runs— Mantle, New Y'ork, 91; Reardon, cf ..... 0 0 Morlarty's (67) now being offered in plastic runs I event, with Mike Kaveekaa of 7 eye specialists in the area today. Richards Denies All Reports one out. Bill Hilinski walked and Mlfltretla, If 0 0 B. F. Pts. to several hundred. yers g e t' them straightened out, 6laris, New York, 85; Colavito, De Wapping aecond and Johnny Hay- Len Kearns’ father. Skip, was a Dailey. 3b ALUMNI FARM LEAGUE J. Moriarty ...... 6 14 Today on some fine base running raced 0 0 Cyr ...... Patterson will come to Boston to troit, 83; Kaline, Detroit, 82; Cush, ‘ den of Meriden third. winning pitcher at Manchester Minor, l b ...... -Battling to an 11-11 deadlock , 0 Probably the great^t use for sign." American All-Stars st. Windsor to third on Cobb's single to center. Maneggla. c ...... 0 0 Butkus ...... 4 these lures is for bass. Even on Detroit, 79. ; I Heat and semi-feature winners Ever alert, Hilinski faked a run High and also wdth a number of Country Club Swimmers Rule May, Rs ...... called at the end of six innings be Bolaud ...... 8 Bolan. of New York, said he will All-Stars, 6. Runs Batted In—Maris, New He’ll Join Dallas Next Yeair 0 0 Clcnncy ...... days when bass' refuse live min- , Included Erdin, Robert Anderson, to the plate, but drew a throw. semi-pro clubs . . Thanks to John Dotchin. .rf 0 ^ 0 0 0 cause of darkness last night were . 3 set lip sn office here next week, ■ Teachers vs. Armv tc Navv', 6:15, Y'ork, 90; Gentile, Baltimore, 98; Macaione, 2b . . . Turkington ...... 5 ows and .worms, they will often ' Nigro, Salerno. Donna JeOnSmola He then set sail for. the platter O’Neil, Phil Cappa and Bart Barry 0 10 2 Bob’s Atlantic and Team No. 2. Fortin ...... and the champion will sign not long Nebo. South Glastonbury Foes, 59-40 IsuraR, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 gulp a mouthful of hooks and Cash, Detroit, 92; Mantle, New Baltimore. July 27 '/Ti Mana-> foundation in fact. 1 cannot" deny ' of Groton and Doniiy Hayden of and scored, sliding, as the throw an electric line was strung up and Kelley, p ...... 0 0 0 1 after - "within a two week pe Mutual vs. Metho(iists, 6:15, Totals plastic. Used with a l^ h e a d jig Y'ork, 89; Colavito. Detroit. 88. ger Paul Richards of the Balli- tliese reports too strongly. " ! Meriden. Rickey Anderson took was both high and late. used to supply power for the pub White. 1st ...... 0 0 2 1 28 11 67 riod from now.” Charter Osk. Hits— B. Robinson, Knland's tSOi to probe the lepths, the plastic. Baltiniore, ^ Orioles said today he will go "As fa,-? as 1 know.” Richards I the senior consolation race. The tie was broken within min lic address system, capably han Totals ...... 22 0 2 18 8 3 0 B. F. Pt». McNeeley, a onpilime Michigan Friday, July 28 122; Cash, Detroit. 120; Kubek, Taking part in their first swim-ti 1. MCC (Wilkie, C. Zaglio, N. Zag- Kohon ...... lures can bel made to scour the to Dalla.s after the 1961 ha.seball added, 'I’ll be here next year, and ; Guest announetr waa Dlek Rlt- utes. dled by John Andreoll. John Rowe SB. Bravakis; SAC.- Wesoloskl; DP. 4 6 14 State football player,, owns vic Legion at Wethersfield, 6, Still New York, 118; Kaline. Detroit, I hope, beyond next .year. ” ‘ of the Hartford Electric Light Co. ming meet of the season, the'Man- lio and WeHs). T. 1:13.6. Bravikis to Heinrich to Teart: LOB, Carlson ...... 1 1 3 bottom for luhkers. With weedlees season. , tenband of Hartford. Forge Ahead CromwcIL4, Manchester 2- BB. Brava Hammll ...... 1 0 2 tories over George Logan, Uli Rit man Field. 116; F'rancona, Clevelan(l, 112. But not to take a job with the His three-year contract w(th the also rates a salute for his work . , chester County Chib Swimming Girls 25-yd. Freestyle (11 and Campof)Po ...... hooks, they slither in an appetiz It was bang, bang and BANG kis 1. Lucas 2. Kelley 2; SO. Bravakis . 1 0 2 ter and Willi Besmanoff in his un Army A Navj’ vs. Police A Fire, Itouble^Kubek, New York. 31;, Oallas-Fort Worth teai . jn the Oriole.s, which runs through the Tim Coughlin was the only 11- under); 1. Flack (MCC). T. 16.6. 6. Lucas 1. Kelley 2; Hits’ off. Lucas 3 Twaronlto ...... 1 0 2 ing fashion through snags and for the Nationals in their turn at Association natators defeated the Pierson ...... beaten career 6, Waddell. Kaline, Detroit, 25; B. Robinson, Class AAA American Association, 1963 season, calls for an esti- | year-old with the Nationals. All Boys 25-yd. Freestyle (11 and for 4 runs In 34 innings: Kelley 1 for 0 3 0 6 weedbeds. ^ Wedneoday'* Homert bat in the fourth. Barry singled South Glastonbury swim te a m , runs' In 3i; WP, Lucas; L, Lucas. Wojnarowicz ...... 4 0 8 The NBA has criticized him ai Medics vs. Auto Parts, 6, Biick- Baltimore and Power, Cleveland, as waa reported in a -.story pub Dialed $50,000 a .year. ! to center and Phil Cataldo was other squad members were 12. under): 1. Brooks (Glaatonbury). M. Moriarty ...... 1 0 2 Nicest thing about them is the an imflt opponent for the cham leyi 24; Romano, Cleveland, 23. • • • 69-40, Wednesday morning. South T. 15.9.' fact that the mess associated with lished here yesterday. The article Richards reiterated last night j (Season TetoJ In Fareatkegaa) struck by a pitched ball. MikulUtz Totals ...... 16 pion, Lawyers vs. Anssldi’s, |6, Ver Triples— Wood, Detroit, 8; lain-| g^id Richards would become man- Art Huntington of the N.L. isn’t Glastonbury had 30 swimmers and Girls 60-yd. Freestyle (12 A 13): Among Qualifiers AMERICAN LEAGUE 7 39 live. bait is eliminated. Thera is that he would not manage another Mantle, Y'onkeca (69) then lin ^ the ball over the left- the victors a squad of 16 In the Half Moriarty’s 31-21. NBA' President Dave Ott in planck. dls, ('hicagu, 7; Plersall, Oleve-iager. general manager; or a com- club after leaving Baltimore, and field fence for three runs — and superstitious. He wears No. IS on 1. Wilkie (M(X1). T. 41.5. Clutch hitting; Gary Kinel drove no problem keeping plastic worms, Cleveland said yeeterday. however, American vs. High School, 8:15, Blonehoid, Y’onkeee 2 (16) the back of his shirt. LMt year, meet held at the Grange pool in tadpoles or eels alive. Imand and Keougli, Washington, ;,pinalian of both referring to a general manager's the iMdi game. Rounding the sacks, Boys, 50-yd. Ffeestyle” (12 A Rolling a 1,123 total pinfall for in both runs as Sullivan’s, Red ‘ & Mrininsh (.70)' he would have no (ximment on Charter Osk. 6; Eight tied with 5. "Sometime between now and po.st he .said, "I do not want a job Boyer„ Y’ankece (7) the day before the opening game, South Glastonbury.' B. F. Pts. The remain clean, colorful and the batter-Tuimer took time to 13); 1. Parker (MCC) T. 37.1. six games on sets of 561 and 662, Kennedy ...... ; possible rrvpvea by his group until Spruce vs. Boland’s, 9:16, Char- Home Runs—.Maris, New Y'ork, Oct. 31, if I live. I’ll probably go that will confine me in the winter Gentile, Oriolee (28) Huntington broke Us arm. He Manchester, lacking in depth White rallied in the top of the ..2. 2 6 ready to use in the tackle boxi Cottier Senator* (2) ' ahake hapds with shortstop Cobb Girls 50-yd. Breaststroke (12 A Dick Murphy of Ellington was in Cunningham ...... 1 ...0 2 after the conrtacta are signed. tsr Oak.. 40; Mantle, New York, SB; Kllle- sixth inning to edge Police A Fire, Ryan ...... o ■ to Dallas and' play a few round.s Un)e." and then touched third base and came back this season to ' star— but not in spirit, took nine first 13): Shainin (M(SC) ’Dme 51.5. fifth place among the six quali 0 4 Even women can use them without ^ la n defended McNeeley’s brew. Minnesota, SO; Colavito, De Daniels, Senators (2) as pitcher with Moriarty’s . , . 2-1, last night at Waddell Field. Gustafson ...... ‘ 0 0 0 of golf." Richards said, pointing ■ The Houston Sports (Association, . bane, smiling and greeted by half places, .winning three out of the’ Boys 50-yd. Breaststroke (12 A fiers in his division in the first an E. Hohenthal ...... getting stomach flutters, which qualifications. Of the NBA’s six troit, 29; Gentile, Baltimore, 28. Klaus, Senator* (7) Women’s Auxiliary of the L.L. The losers had tallied their run in . 7 0 14 out that his home in Waxaliachio. lioklers of the Houston franchise. his mates. Kearns recovered but four relays and six of the eight 13): 1. C. Zaglio (MCC), T. 49.9. nual BPAA national junior bowl N. Hohenthal ...... 3 3 along with the easy- V, FAGS SIXTEEN teURSDAY, JULY tt, 1161 Manirl;f0t^r Swatting 1|?raUii Arerage Daily Net Press Run For the Woek Ended The Weather June 8, 1961 Foreenot of O. 8. Wonthoe ] A boutTow n 13 ,3.30 FMr, net qoHo ee eoel toiritRL Ixiw M-M. Saturdny fnlr, eon- InrlK Paul Weiner uid 1110111*8 Member of the Audit U . R«M1, botb of Mwichwter, hmve Buranu of Olrcnlntlon tinned warm, more hnmld. Blgh — - ' elglit weelc* of bMlc tr*in- G O O D > ^ E A R around 00. fli* at" the U.S. Army bue at Ft. Maru:hester-^A City of Vitlage Charm Dlx, NJ. Waliior, aon of Max 1 Weteier, 4C Crorty Hd., and ttie VOL. LXXX, NO. 253 (FOURTEEN PAGES) late Mra Weiner, is a graduate of MID-SUMMER SALE MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 (ClMiifled Adrertlelng on-Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mancheater High School, the Unl- FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE • THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY • OPEN TO NIGHT TILL 9 veralty of OonnecUcut, and Bos ton Unlveraity School of Law. Ry- 811, aon o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul F . Under Certain Terms Ryan Sr.. 92 Laurel SL, la a gradu State N ew s ate e f Mancheater High SchOoL 1961 G E12 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 1961 12 POUND GE AUTOMATIC FILTER-FLO Hie Kiwahla annind . memorial Roundup ptllgtlmage to the Cathedral of Antomatic France to Ignore UN Acts the Pines, Rindge, N.H., will he e No Larger Wadier Profit Sharing held Aug. 6 at S pno. Speaker will Defrosting: With Automatic Defrost WASHER On the Market! be the Hon. Joae^ Goldberg, and Refrigerator music will be proidded by the (Washes 12 pounds Sen. Dodd Urges eanllon presented by the New Truly CIcanI Flngland District of Kiwanls Inter • Zero Degree Old - Style Cure national to the cathedral In 1962. Preeser e Fully Automatie il Offered UAW For Delinquents Juris Freiman, son of the Rev. Bizerte Crisis and Mrs. Karlis Freiman, 85 Haw e Only s EzclusiTe GE Detroit, July 28 (ff*)- ’ UAW vice president Norman Washington, July 28 (iP)— thorne St., has been promoted to 28 Inches American Motors Corn, today Matthews said the union had npt Maxine private first clasa at Camp Filter-Flo anticipated AMC's settlement of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- Lejeunei, N.C., where he is serving . Wide offered the United Auto fer and would give it serious con Conn., the father of six chil *177 sideration. with the Third Battalion, Second Workers union a profit-shar dren, thinks he has the an Britain Delays DELIVERED _ INSTALLED e Can Be Installed He added, however, he wanted Maxine Regiment. • Slide-out Like a Built-in ing wage plan and a 7-cent swer to the problem of juve DEUVERED — INSTALLED hourly wage increase annual to "emphasize the UAW’s position Secretary Summons Shelves SERVICED — DEMONSTRATED it will not permit any tampering nile delinquency. Move to Join ly over the next three years. by anyone—the Big 'ITiree or the "A good licking once in a while Miss Foster Sails PAY ONLY SERVICED — DEMONSTRATED In exchange, American Motors Big Four—with the principles of would not be out of place at all," asked the UAW . to give up cost- the annual Improvement factor or Dodd said yesterday in an inter Rival Market For Turkey Post NO M O N EY of-living allowance amd annual im cost-of-living escalator clauses.” view .broadcast over Connecticut Paris, Tunis Envoys provement factor clauses in their Asked if this meant rejection in radio and television stations. 2.75 weekly or 11.75 montNIy current contract expiring Sept 7. "This is considered a little old- London, July 28 — Brit Miss Naomi Foster, formerly p( i (/P) N O M O N EY DOWN AMC's was the first settlement (Continued on Page Eleven) fashioned, perhaps," Dodd said. ish government bonds plum Manchester and now an educa offer handed the U.^W ln negotia "But I’ve seen enough cases in my Paris, July 28 (/P)— France today .served notice that she On Our Own With Your Old Washer tions started a month ago.,with own life and I qualify as a minor m et^ to record lows on the tional missionary serving in the Budget Plan stock exchange today while will not be bound by any United Nations Security Council ac Near East under the United DOWN the auto Industry. In 1958 profit- expert, having tried to raise six of tion in the Bizerte crisis. On Our Own sharing was the union's principal, T V Producer my own children.” stock prices also suffered Church Board for World Minis With Your Old Refrigerator only L25 weekly or 9JI0 monthly Budget Plan all-out goal but It failed to get it Dodd, chairman of a Senate widespread losses. Although A government communique was issued a few hours before tries, sailed from New York yes anywhere. Judiciary subcommittee on Juve bonds remained weak, some the U.N. Security Council was to take up a renewed Tunisian 7 terday to resume her teaching AMC would set aside the first Says Networks nile Delinquency, also said the complaint accusing France of aggression in dispute over the shares, including industrials, post in Turkey, after completing a 10 per cent of profit before taxes group had established a definite naval base. furlough in the United States. 1961 GE Double Oven for its stockholders, then set aside link between violence . shown on rallied before the close of the Mi.ss Foster spent her fur the next 10 per cent to what it Ask for Crime television and Juvenile delinquency. stock exchange. At roughly the same time, French President Charles de lough year studying at Washing Now Everyone Can Own termed a "progressive shailng He said he was "shocked and Gaulle asked Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United fund for represented (hourly rat The selling wave was at ton University, St. Louis, Mo., on ELECTRIC RANGE frightened" by what he called the tributed to the Conservative Nations, to call on him. Some observers thought De Gaulle a National Science Foundation ed union) employes." Washington, July 28 (.Pi— A Increase in juvenile crime. He cited wanted4o explain to Stevenson his position on Bizerte, and Fellowship. FREE American Motors offered cus television show producer said to West Hartford, Conn., in particu government’s new Austerity 1961 GE Portable Dishwasher his policies toward the U.N. Associate director, of the Amer Delivery Anywhere tomers a rebate program ^ast day the three major networks lar. He said the community, his program which won an over ican Collegiate Institute at Izmir, winter, the refund depending upon are responsible for what he .con home town, had an increase of .54.2 Stevenson arrived in Paris in the late afternoon aboard a siders excessive crime and vio whelming vote of approval in Miss Foster taught school in North total sales. In only one month per cent in ■ serious crimes last Parliament last night de private plane from Nict;^and went immediately to De Gaulle’s Carolina for several years before With Power Shower did sales sufficiently outstrip lence on TV. year, « $ spite aroused feelings on the offices. He refused to make any statement but appeared in going overseas. She is a graduate those the similar month a year He testified the networks write buoyant mood. of Manchester High School and earlier and consequently only one letters asking for less violences, part of wage earners. Mount Holyoke College. She also $25 rebate savings bond was paid but make telephone calls urging Escapee Surrenders The government statement>aid Tunisia was now attempt • Used Only holds a master of arts degree — to Rambler buyers of December "more sex, more violence, snd Stratford, July 28 (/P) — An ex Geneva, July 28 (/P)— Brit ing to obtain through U.N. intervention what she had failed from the Hartford School of Re 6 Gala, of 2 4 7 Under the coet-of-livlng excala- blacker villians so we can kill convict surrendered to authorities to secure by force. <*>------— ------FREE DEUVERED — INSTALLED ligious Education, a bachelor o' W’a tw for tor hourly wages rise or fall with them off in one big climax.” today, hours after he sawed or filed ain today sidestepp^ a defi Entire Cycle "It ia necessary to make it di\’lnity and master of sacred Year Factory Service SERVICED — DEMONSTRATED the government’s consumer price The witness. Maurice J. Unger, his way out of the Stratford lock nite announcement to its known,” said the French state Index. Seventeen cents of the up. Accused Killer theology' degrees from the Hart AbMtlntely No N O M O N EY Hollywood manager for Ziv-Unit- partners in the European ment. "that France has certainly ford Theological Seminary. On all Parts current $2.80 hourly wage has ed Artists, Inc., said- there would William Cotter Jr., 36. went to no intention of settling the (Biz •Accompanying Miss Foster on Pre-rlnaing s Push Button been added by this clause. see a priest. Father Vincent Bod Free Trade Association on be less crime and violence on whether it plans to join the erte) issue through such a pro Dies of Shots the voyage was Miss Helen Mor • No SpecM Labor 3.00 Weekly Controls DOWN The so-called annual improve shows seen by children if Congress nar of St. Stephen’s (Jhurch, and- cedure.” gan, also a missionary, returning W iring or ment factor gives an automatic "reduced the excessive power" of both called police. booming rival common mar France could block action in the from furlough to her post as prln • Oven Timers 'yearly wage increase of six cents Cotter was returned to head Plumbing w ith T ear Old Benge the three men who head the big ket, a source at the EFTA Security Council with a veto, but In Police Duel clpal of the American Academy hourly or 2t4 per cent, whichever networks. quarters shortly after 9 a.m. He this was not mentioned in the for Girls In Uskudar, Turkey. Pay Only Monthly was being held in the lockup on a conference reported. 12.25 • High Speed Burners 1# greater, to permit workers to He said the three have a'stran There was no other word on statement. share in cost-saving technological glehold on programs an