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A FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1961 l E w n i u g I I- ATcrige Daily Presa Bun The Weather F or Om Week Ended Fereeaat ot U. B. Waether Borean Jnne S, 1081 Mrs. Walter Doherty of 129 Tan­ About Town ner St. will be hostess at Lutz noudy, fag toidglit. tow In SOu. Junior Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 Town Winds Up Year 13,330 Sunday cloudy, fog, drtaslo In oarly p.m. Member of the Audit morning, ohowers, thunderetome Th« VTW AuidUary wHll apon* Bureau ot Oreulatton In afternoon. High noar 80. aor a public card party tonight at State . John F. Shea will pre­ CARNIVAL DAYS CONTINUE Manchester—“A City of Village Charm 8 at the VFW Home, Mancheater sent a review of the last seasion of $104,252 in Black Green. the General Ass«nbly at a meet­ ing of the Kiwanis Club of Man­ L- chester Tuesday, July 18, at noon The Town of Mancheater ended the 1960-61 fiscgl year VOL. LXXX, NO. 242 (TEN PAGES—TV Sl^^O N —SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1961 (Claealfled Advortlatag on Pago 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS • Mlaa Nancy G. Goadz. daughter at tile Mancheater Oountiy Club. of Mr. and Mrs. Efg^n.und Gozdz, 17 June 30 with a surplus of $104,252.63 in the general fund. ALL DAY SATURDAY AT Main St., TaWottville, ha.s been Charles F. Perkins, son of Mr. The money ik $21,646Jl4 more surplus than the town named to the dean's list at Marji and Mrs. Frank C. Perkins, 33 had at the start of the fiscal year July 1, 1960, and $81,252.63 etta Oolleg-e, Marietta, Ohio, for Autumn St„ reported for duty more than town officials had ex-^ State News 2nd Space the second semester of her fresh­ Wednesday in the U.S. Coast pected they would have for the .Racial Strif^HKrupts man year. Mias Gosdz. a {graduate only a 2.3 or 2.4 per cert return Guard, and was sent to Cape May. current fiscal year. during the past fiscal year, where of Rockville Hi^di School, is major­ N.J. He is a 1961 graduate of General Manager Richard Mar­ ing in French. tin estimated the town would have they brought a 5 per cent return Roundup Flight Due Manchester High School. the pretious year. Senators Ask S23.000 furplus when he prepared HOUSEHALE - - 7. The interest on Uie school In Chicago Area for Emanuel LiUthe;ran Church will the current budget. be In charge of radio broadcasts, Receipts were $7,066,089.40, bond suiTlus and earnings was On Tuesday sponsored by the Manchester Minis­ Yoiinfsslers Danre and expenditures w'ere $7,044,443.- aleo about $4,000 less than ex­ Goveinor Bars terial Association, over station 26. . . . pected. \VINF at 7:35 p.m. and daily neat 0.1 Tennis Courts The difference betw'een the re­ Some of ■ the more important Special Attractions! Third Straight Day Extradition of New, York, July 15 week. ceipts and the operational expen­ factors which affected the ex­ CLOSED CLOSED penditures for the general fund America’s second manned The weekly Friday dances con­ ditures is $103,026.14. Another $1.- “d tha . 226.49 in unappropriated .surplhs were. Prison Escapee space flight, scheduled for ducted by the recreation depart­ 1. The police department spent By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • The violence was stirred, police Nation’s brings the total to $104,2,'i2.63. famou! acrobatic early Tuesday, again will be ment will be held tonight at the Controller Jay Etlinger attribut­ $8,183.73 less than expected. MONDAYS! MONDAYS!. Negro youth gangs, attack­ speculated, by the unsolved killing Hartford, July 15 (IP)— televised by the nation’s West Side tennis courts. The ed the increased surplus to a corn- 2. Tlie development commission Wednesday of Matthew Tolber, 16, ed a white man with ax han­ a Negro. Tolber was walking home Gov. John N. Dempsey has three television networks. younger chiidren, 12 years and un­ bination of higher receipt.s than i $3.4.^7.05 less than expect- in cooperation with in cooperation with dles and hurled explosives at turned down a request by the der. will begin dancing at 7:30, had been anticipated, and lower ex- ' j . . MORGAN FAMILY from summer school with friends Spokesmen for the Nation­ two young white girls as ra­ when he was struck by a bullet. state of Georgia that he ex­ and the Teen-age Record Hop will pendilures. mo$t downtown merchant! mo$t downtgwh merchants al Broadcasting Co., Ameri­ be from 8:30 to 10:3b. Mr. and Mrs. He said that $12,548.40 was the ^822.99 less than exacted. will perform cial violence erupted for the Police say they still do not know tradite Henry Hayes, an es­ can Broadcasting Co. and the GOP Pair Robert Neil of the recreation staff amount of receipts realized in « x - j _ third successive day in a who fired the fatal shot. capee from a prison road Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ will .«!uper\ise these dances. cess of the amount predicted. And ; NOV/ through SEPT. 4 NOV/ through SEPT. 4 Ten Negro youths were picked 5. Tlie highway division spent tense, mixed neighborhood on up yesterday shortly after school gang. tem said their networks $90,477,74 was the amount not \ised Hayes, 50. has been living In New by various departments compared $5,915.26 less than expected. 2:00 p. m. the Southwest side of Chica­ was dismissed for lunch. Twenty would carry the entire flight 6. Garbage collection and dis­ more were seized minutes later. Haven since 1960 under the alias For More to amount town officials had pre go. posal used $3,354.42 less than ex­ Officers also picked up a teen- of Albert Willis. live. dieted w^ould be spent. Beefed-up police patrols cruised "There are times,” Demp.sey All three networks tele­ Throw-Them N(^ all departments had higher pected from its $101,207.92 budg­ OPEN TUESDAY OPEN TUESDAY the streets as the toll of white et. Saturday (Contlnued on Page Two) said in refusing the extradition yes­ vised the nation’s first man­ DONT ■Away receipts than had been expected, peroons injured by roving gangs terday, "when justice must be tern Still plenty of, wear left in 7. There was only $694.47 left of young Negroes rose to 18, ned apace shot last- May,. Spending he said. Some had smaller amounts. pered with mercy. This tp me shoes when brought here for Departments on the plus side of in the hoard of education budget THROUGH THROUGH An Elgin man, Fred Vaughn | expert repairing. out of $3,812,566 98, plearly stands out as one of those the ledger realized $56,640.23 more MAIN FLOOR, REAR Jr„ told police four N^;roes be­ Negro Leader Bids times.” Cape Canaveral, Fla., July , By FJINF>ST B. VACCARO Open Mondays All Day than expected, and departments on Other funds besides the general labored him wlth-ax handles early After the Governor’s announce­ 15 (j'P)—Steak and baby fwd, . Closed Wednesday the minus side of the ledger real­ fund showed surpluses at the close SATURDAY i SATURDAY today as he returned from a cigar Washington, July 15 (/P)— Afternoons President lo Issue ment, Hayes said the day w'as medical checks, star gazing, Two Liberal Republican Sen- ized $44,092.23 less than expected. of the fiscal year also. Come Early! store to his mother’s home. He "The happiest one in the last 20 Some of the more important fac­ The fire district special fund had was hospitalized with head cuts years.”’ He said he is deeply grate'- make-believe apace rides— ator.s have callecl for full con­ tors which affected the receipts a surplus of $74,245.28. The water 9:30 to 5:45 9:30 to 5:45 and bruises. 2nd Emancipation ful to the Governor. that’s what an astronaut’s gressional briefings on U.S. 5 SAM YULYES "SHOE REPAIRING for the general fund were: fund had a surplus of $144.31634. The girls, Lindd Rivers, 14, end He was convicted in Georgia in day is made of. military readiness to meet OF THE BETTER KIND" 1. The of education cur­ Tlie Sewer fund has a surplus of Alice Raimos, 12, told ofiBcera they Hartford, July 15 (AT)—The Rev. 1942 on five counts of burglary and Virgil I. Grissom and John H. rent .services fund was $22,037.87 $31,357.77. The parking meter fund Martin Luther King haa called on the Berlin crisis. 28 OAK STREET were sitting on the Ramos front sentenced to a maximum 20-year Gl^pn .Tr. had these items oh Sens. John Shemian Cooper, Same Side As Watkins higher than expected. had a surplus of $56,919.66. And the porch when four or five young President Kennedy to issue a sec­ prison term. He escaped once and schedule as they entered the final 2. The state aid to education was dog license fund had a surplus of ond emancipation proclamation by Kenliicky. and Jacob K. Javita, Negroes stopped on the sidewalk, was recaptured. He was working phase of preparation for America’s New York, al.so said yesterday $11,258.29 higher than expected. $1,867.07. hurled a few remarks and ‘then declaring all segregation,laws un­ on a Georgia toad gang when he second manned space flight, sched­ 3. The educational grant for new they woiiki vote^ew taxes, if nec- MEN'S SUMMER 2 0 % and more OFF e hoane-made bomb containing constitutional and illegal. made his successful escape in 1950. uled Tuesday morning. e.saary to finance additional mill- ■ construtcion was $29,748.92 less ' MEN'S steel pellets. Both girls were hos­ The Negro leader saio last night Since coming to New Haven, he Grissom, 35-year-old Air Force than expected. (Application for the tary and foreign aid spending. pitalized with cuts. that “If America is to remain a had married and worked steadily captain, is reliably reported to be 'The Foreign Aid program got a grant for Illing Junior High School LT. WOOD CO. PAJAMAS "ROYTEX" Sixty-four Negroes were round­ first-class nation, she- no longer at a variety of jobs. He has a step­ the No. 1 choice for the flight, with new push from Sen. J. William was not made. This grant will show ENTIRE STOCK ed up by police yesterday as ten­ can have second-class citizens.” son. Glenn, 39-year-old Marine lieuten­ Fulbright, D-Ark., chairman of the RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP up during the current fiscal year.i ICE PLANT reg. 3.99 and 4.25 sion mounted in the area. And, he added, if the United States Dempsey said he was not setting ant colonel, standing by as back­ Senate Foreign Relations Commit­ 4. Welfare reimbursement from MEN'S AND BOYS' CABANA SETS IPolice said 19 of the 64 Negroes continues to exploit the Negro, it a precedent by denying extradition, up pilot as he did on the Alan B. tee. lYilbright said he will call the state was about $7,902.50 more 51 BISSELL STREET in their late teens or early 20’s Will pay with its own destruction. but was handling the case on its Shepard flight. night meetings of the committee CORNER OF OAK and SPRUCE STS. than expected. own merits. Turn East From Mata St. \5’er« charged with aiding a riot In an address before a public The National Aeronautics and unless it makes progress next 5. Uquor license reimbursemeitt reg. 10.99 meeting called by the Interde­ In his statement, the Governor Space Administration will reveal Monday and Tuesday on the aid from the state was $4,483.33 high-' At State Theater 2.88 SUAAMER GLOTHINCI and breach of the peace. Twenty "said that from the evidence pre­ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE juveniles were sent home to their nominational Alliance of Hart­ the name of the chosen astronaut bill. er than expected. • short sleeves ford, King said, "We must learn sented to him Hayes has been com­ Monday, 24 hours before launch. President Kennedy has taken S. The intereet on general fund • reg. 39.95 to 59.95 parents, 20 others were charged pletely rehabilitated” and that ”it WE NOW HAVE • knee length with unlawful assembly and dis­ to live together as brothers or wdll The flight will be a near-dupli­ personal command of the adminis­ inveetments was - $7,685.01 leas perish together as fools.” would be an injustiC' to return him cate of Shepard's trip May 5; A tration drive to dispel seeming re­ than th* $38,000 wWch town of- • MEN'S SUITS ‘ 31.96 lo 47.96 6.99 turbing the peace and Uve were to Georgia for a crime committed 2 BARBERS TO SERVE YOU sent to a juvenile home. Discrimination must be cleansed Redstone rocket is to boost the luctances of Senate and House flciala expected. A spokeaman for • 20 years ago and for which he al­ manned capsule 115 miles high committees to approve the $4.8 the tpeaaurer’a office aaid the drop regular, short, long, stouts, short stouts,^ • prints and solids Police aaid 45 of the 64 seized from American society because it ready has served considerable time PUENTT OF FREE PARKING—AIB-CONTHTIONED • were 16 or younger. is morally wrong, the Atlanta, Ga., and 300 miles dowm range in a test billion foreign aid mea.sure. in rerentie was due to a »

liANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1961 PAGE FIVE P A Q I POXJE MANCHESTER EVENINa HERALPj, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY" 16, 1961 •^Woiiden of the Universe^ A m d f p B t p r been, all kinds of dlsdoeures and HEALTH CAKOLES allegationa about the operation of Connecticut EttPttitts Ifpralii the city's .school system, ranging from the dlsclesure that aome,i n WATER FATTENING t Life’s Engineeriiig a ta schools had rats In their class­ Yankee D ) . rooms to allegations that new Ry A. H. O. buildings had been constructed so it. MAry’A Bi^AooiMa Oiareli i Ohorch of the Assumption Clue to Weapons ★ ★ PUbUtlMIH cheaply they begin felling down Chnrch FM its. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. fbuad^d O cS S S 1. m i Never in the history of Le^sla- Rev. Ronuua L. HaMliig, . Rev. Joseph Farrell, Paater USINESS ^^ERVICES iii^IRECTORY almost as soon aa they are put up. in mammala — ■ssmafi to Nfrsto (Brig. Oen. Benjamin O. Holi- _____ BSO^ ture or party have tho lines of PrleM-tat-Oterge Rev. Fraacls T. Butler, Aselataat UiR.a. 'ToTo pro**BTOva hfii point ooiMkMlv*-ooiMkMfr Ont«r«a »t Ubt None of this really sU r^ either communication been so snarled man, U8AF, Commander of the ly, he fmA to sn u r the Aekl ___ at tUMhaatar. Cooa.. aa the press or the public. Then, the T:$0 A.m., Holy Communion. Maaaea at 7, 8, 9, 10;15 and Air Force Cambridge Rsaearch CUaa HaU lUttar. and tnc^apable of delivering the M o l^ . other day, there leaked out the 10 A.m., Morning Prayer with 11;30 a.m. Laboratories, served during Wortd Working full time wMh npuro- elmplest message as in the case War II as Deputy Director of the SUBaCSIPTION $UTE8 dlscloeure that Superintendent of of the optional party lever bill of sermon by the Rev. Mr. Harding. physiolofiata at tbs Maanwhueetto Payalda tai Mr»ae» ' ' Summer choir. Baby-sitting nurs­ S t Bridget’s B. C. Church Weather (Service for U.8. Strategic General Hospital, he Hni found, MAHGHESTER Carrfar M a l l Schools John J. ’Theobald ha'd had the IM I session. Air Forces, London, and later as Om Taar ...... su .ao ery, 41 Park St. Rev. John L. Delaney, Paetor UiTOUgh toe examlnntion of too pleaeure boat built for himself The bill which would free Con­ . ^ v . Stanley E. HastUlo . meteorological adviser for the first .... 7.76 TT/“ necticut voters from their slavery 7 p.m., Kvening Prayer. , neutral systems of-oats, that ths MANCHESTER Vacation Time >••• 8.M) S;i In one of the city's \’ocalional Dally, 7 p.m., Kvening Prayer Rev. Dennis R. Hussey atomic bomb test at Alamogordo, oonneoUona bstwsen tbs ayp and Ona llantlt ...... 1.M t.1 to the party lever, and Its require­ in the Memorial Chapel o f the Na­ Assistants N.M.. He then was appointed atMf Waakly .... .30 training schools, with the labor of ment that, when splitting their •the brain art really not randotnly hiA F O O D AUTO PARTS How about a new permanent? Or a new hair style? We tivity. WATER HAS Nd CALORIES weather officer, for the Pacific organized. The oonstratnta on the pupils free. Assuming that ticket, they first vote, then unvote, Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Midweek Maaaet at 7, 8. 9, 10. 11, in the tests, also acting aa chief of the Choice Variety have cosmetic needs for your vacation, toot TEUB 68a0du‘rB£> prussb AND SO IS NON-FATTENING. randomsM, he noted, ore aubtls 970 BROAD Theobald paid for the materiale, and then vote again, had a tri­ celebration of the Holy Commun­ Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. PRINK ALL THE WATER YOU Air Force’s Geophysical Sciences Tha Aaaoctalad P^p.m. ^eadty. sure the transaction was honest behalf of the bill, by Governor and would cover a vast area. : ‘S’ r ( > OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. For Thursday—1 Wednesday, cation Bible School program. Rev. John R. Neubert, Paator ing a fishing boat far out in the Pa­ Prompt and Efficient PrlnUnj pyir Friday—1 am . TTmraday. and not tinged with favoritism. It John Dempsey. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. The More Important, we would not .Open Monday Hira Saturday SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON 10:30 a.m., Children’s church and cific. A fisherman with a rifle holds want to imitate all the compo­ For Saturday—-1 J.m . frU ay- waa pretended that the boat was It was announced that the Gov­ 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship. Sun­ Rev. Mr. Grant, ceWbraint. a flashing porpoise in hla sight and FOGARTY BROS. 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Of All Kinds Classified deadltne; 10:30' ajn . each ernor intended to make a special nursery. nents of the brain, any mors than /.i i dar of publication except Saturday— being built for Theobald's brother- 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Mes- day Church School for children, 9:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, pulls the trigger. The remaining INCORPORATED SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 PM. > a.m. plea for the bill, which he pro­ Family Service, and sermon. our use of aerodynamic lawa em­ J. A. WHITE in-law, and the reason for this sage by the pastor. Theme,'“ The cradle roll through Grade 3, In the porpoises abruptly disappear—as COAL, Finest Facilities at Holmes COMMUNITY PRESS nounced a good bill, on the occa­ adjoining building. Sermon by the Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Vestry meet­ expected. But they do not reap­ ployed by the birda implies that CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest Saturday, July 15 Parable of the Sowers.” we n)uat build alrpUmea out of The very finest’ facilities plus"^ fa- could have been the reason that ia sion of his next meeting with Sena­ 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Rev. Mr. Neubert, Solo by Miss ing- , pear. Strangely, months later, af­ FUEL OIL, Ra n g e o il GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. tor Majority Leader Louis Glad­ feathers. Basically, we hop* to get cold cuts and meats a service of sincerity Is always the same time with no confusion. 5 claimed—that Theobald and the 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Jacqueline H. Ballard. Organist, ter the fishing boat has made sev­ 819 Broad St.—Tel. Ml 9-4539 81 BIs k U S t—Tel. Ml .9-7822 Telephone ft^I 3-5727 Confasing: And Criminal stone. Senator Gladstone, In re­ RockvUle Methodist Church ideas of organization, structure, A fine loud speaker system per­ school principal arranging the Message by the pastor. Miss Elizabeth D. Neubert, and eral trips. It has not been joined in town. ypurs at the Holmes Funeral mits every word of the service to sponse, announced that he would violinist. Miss Ruth E. Neubert. 142 Grove St and principles that we may either n ie current war of worda over matter w'ulted to be sure that this Wednesday, 7:30 p.m Prayer again by a single porpoise. Home where the Holmes family be clearly heard, and complete air listen to what the Governor had to and Praise Service.------Rev. Laurence M. HUl, Pastor By what curious intelligence had emulate or Improve. Beilin la the most pemidoua war partlpulkr boat got no apecial at­ takes pride in seeing the personal conditioning provides comfort at say. St. John’s PoiiBh Nations^ the porpoises communicated that Begin with Simplest Gall Ml 4-1111 all times. A dictograph fire detec­ “One CaU Does It AH” of words In which the cold war tention or refinements just be­ The dramatic morning came. Emanuel Lutheran Church Catholic Church 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship. this particular boat, out of hun­ A logical approach to the un­ consideration Is a tradition. This ABC APPLIANCE Senator Gladstone entered the FOR REPAIRS, i i tive system was installed to insure DRY CLEANING has yet indulged itself. And if it cause It was for the big boss of the C. Henry Anderson, Pastor 28 Golway St. Sermon, "Are You Resdly Living?’’ dreds, is to be avoided? We don’t derstanding of the neural aystem is a family business and a mem­ the Home against fire, for it offers Governor's office .remained for a Rev. Walter A. Hyazko, Pastor 9 a.m. Monday through Friday, REPLACEMENT REPAIRS continues as it Is, It can only leave whole school system. Arthur K. Guard, Intern know, but we would like to know. is to begin with the simplest Suburbia ber of the family Is always on complete coverage 24 hours a day and LAUNDERING good solid time, and then came Church Vacation. School. It ia In the Air Force’s Interest to forms. The highly developed and ON ALL TYPES OF Campi}ing Items at United Rent-Alls ordinary people on both eides of a call, Insuring the same dedication The entire Holmes family is Branches At: 19 Maple St^MI 9-8879 Nonetheless, this little produc­ out to face the queationing of the 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Nursery Msisses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 7:15 p.m., IPrayer and Discus­ find out. stereotyped behavior of certain that the founder of the business, justly proud of the fact that it the world completely confused as tion, involving perhaps $400 worth press. It developed, from his an­ sion Group. You cen have twice as much fim 'f" for infants. Solo by Mrs. Irving It is also in the Air Force inter­ species of insects may show us Today Mark Holmes, has always brought has been appointed as the member remember that United .Rent-Alls 601 HARTFORD RU. REPAIRS O N - swers, that flhere had been some COMMERCIAL THE MAGAZINE OF at half the cost If you rent a Nim­ to wdiat baa been said, what has of materials and $200 worth of Foster, ”0 Lord, Moot Holy,” by Jehovah’s WUneases est to know more about blind relatively simple correlations be­ into his services. of the Order of the Golden Rule in rod Camper from United Rent- has everything in this line—laWh 209 N. MAIN ST. curious failure of communication, Kingdom Hall TalcottvUls Oongregattonal PLEASANT PLACES GRILLS, ELECTRIC IRONS, been demanded, and what has free labor. Is gaining more fever­ Francis. Sermon by Mr. Gaard, fish, waltzing mice, congenitally tween nervous structure and func­ Throughout the years every ef­ this community for the, second Alls, 250 ToUand Tpke., Eiist rollers, tillers, power mowers, trac­ and that although the Governor 791 Main St. Church deaf cats, eels, ants, locusts, liz­ been tiareatened, until, on bo.th ish publicity than all the more "God’a Care.” tion. It should be far simpler to A MONTHLY FEATURE OF fort has been made to see that year. This order la an intemation Hartford, this summer. John tors, sweepers, power saws, hedge TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, had announced an intention to Rev. Robert R> Shlmods, Minister ards, crickets, scorpions, praying j al affiliation of funeral directors NEW SYSTEM analyze the nervous ayatem of an YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY the services rendered by the trimmers, to mention a few items VACUUM CLEANERS, •ides of the world, ordinary people serious and more fimdamental speak on the issue, and Gladstone 8 p.m.. Public Bible lecture, 9:45 a.m.. Nursery opens. FVatt, who has the franchise for South Methodiat Church mantes, fighting fish, newts, insect with a few components than NEWSPAPER Holmes Funeral Home are of the having high ideals of service and United Rent-Alls for this part of for rent. If you want to fertilize LAUNDRY HEATERS, FANS, are forced to relapse into acoep. charges about New York's school a willingness to at leaat listen, the Lawrence F. Almond “Identifying the True God.” 10 /a-m.. Morning family wor spiders and toads. Knowledge of rigid ethical standards. Member­ topic had somehow failed to come Bhip. Greeters, Mr. and Mrs. Paul to tackle the Intricate and fright­ WOODCOCK best. In keeping with this, once Connecticut, will be glad to show your lawn, rent a spreader and get DRY CLEANERS SEWING 51ACHINE8 tance o f national decisions with­ administration added together, Percy M. Spurrier 4:10 p.m., WaAchtower study the fundamental workings of the ship is not permanent and may be even coverage. You will find you up. Jackson. Ushers, John White and ening networks that comprise ths REFRIGERATION CO. iianrI?PBtpr a year one person is sent to a you this ligh.ti\’eight Nimrod Main Plant: 44 Harrlaon St. out beingr able to know just why One of the news stories about Ministers article, “ Loving Use of 'What We life process can have far reaching nervous system of a rat or a mon­ seminar to learn the latest devel­ revoked at any time. Each year, Camper. You can iiae it on vaca­ cover more ground with the same Phone 511 9-7768 Later on. nearer the end of the Are Given.” (Romans 14:19; Eph. Roger Spencer. Service partici­ military implications. affiliation with the order expires AH work guaranteed they are necessary. key or man. opments and techniques. tion trips, weekend trips, fishing amount of fertilizer when you use the boat even includes the fact session, the Governor did indeed 0 and 10:45 a.m., Morning Wor­ 4:15, 16.) pants, Arthur Palmer and Mary Behind these studies is the sin­ and the record of each member for a spreader. The reason for this is that carry out hia promise to speak to Palmer. Deacon of the day, While nature has built the best Another service that is partic­ tripe, spend a few deya at the' that It la anchored not far from ship. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Al­ Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group stud­ gle goal: The'application of the the preceding year is then taken ■ ’ Summer tin^e is the time for some of the key Democratic sena­ Everett Castetter. Mrs. Percy computing and data processing ularly appreciated is one you may Into consideration before he is beach or lake without the expense- neither side has been content to the Long Island estate of the mond, "Prayer: Patterns of Pray­ ies in the Bible aid, “Your Will Be knowledge of life process to en­ not know about. They follow of a hotel or motel to consider. parties, and United K nt-Alls has tors Involved. According to his Done on Earth,” at 287 Oakland Spicer takes care of the altar. gineering. Engineers are now look­ machines that we know of, it'has lUutulRetaMU/L again accepted into this fellowship. iske and. answer what the other notorious gangster, Frank Costel­ er.” Baby nursery In tower and _____ . fito iWsdhe i OfrliMy j through with veteran’s administra­ The Nimrod Camper Is designed everything you could possibly think CUNLIFFE own report, he told them he be­ Church School for nursery at St., 18 Chambers St.. 20 Marble ing with renewed interest on the also far aurpsjised the works of Manchester is fortunate to have a DON WILLIS slda actually sa3ra First, before lo, thus giving 'nieobaJd some nice lieved the optional party lever bill Bolton CongrsgatleDal CHiurch man In many aspects of detection. s BOOKS OF EVERY tion benefits and social security to give you home comfort away of to make parties a success. Susannah Wesley Hall at both St., and 12 Trotter in Man­ ways nature has solyed her control funeral home that measures up to Whether you need just a few items then is an answer, there has to be company in the public mind. And was a good bill and ought tq pass, Bolton Center and communications problems. Na­ Air Defense, as we know, is lar­ DESCRIPTION FOR settlements, relieving the family the high ideals of the Order of the from home. It has two three-quar­ MOTOR SALES services. Kindergarten at Susan­ chester; and French Rd. in Bolton 250 TOLLAND ST. ter beds with air mattreesea for or practically everything, you will some embroidering and Interpreta' this, It would seem, is only the be­ and ought at least to be given its nah Wealey Hall during 10:45 Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 Rev. Theodore Chandler Jr., ture has served as a vast labora­ gely a problem of detection. Be­ SUMMER READING of this troublesome paper work. Golden Rule. EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE chance on the floor of the Senate. Paator Because of this service, there is sleeping comfort; no sleeping on find all your requirements here. FENDER REPAIRS tlon done. This embroidering is al­ ginning. Newspapers are hot on service only. p.m.. Theocratic ministry school. tory for over two billion years and fore we , intercept and destroy a EAST HARTFORD o See Our Tremendous Should death occur away from You need not hesitate over dishes 18 Main St., Tel. Ml 9-4531 This seemed'plain enoueh, until has made uncountable experiments. miasile, we must first detect It. no running around by the family home, the Holmes Funeral Home the ground or on the hard floor ways in the direction of contro­ the trail of the possibility that, 8:30 , p.m.. Service meeting. BU 9-6333 . and glassware, thinking they might e n a m e l and LACQUER one happened to nm into the sena­ 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Guest This evolutionary process has re­ Here nature furnishes us with a Selection of Paper Backs to find out about these benefits. can take care of all details and of the car. This camper haa versy still more violent than that n r s t Church AWNINGS with a family room. It is possible personal consideration is a tra­ PAINTS necked epectator at a tennis Spruce S t near E. Center Masses at 7, 8:30. 10 and 11:30 tistically minute alteration. - Lanterns to hold three different services at dition. you all the details. also have punch bowls, portable could theoretically get a boat built for it? ence and Health with Key to the Rev. K. EJnar Raak, Pastor logues of this example. bar. .cups, serving trays, a large For Best Results match—with this added compllca- Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, a.m. This, as we know, is a task of Delicate Receptors Should you decide to rent a Nim­ in the city's vocational schools, “ I’d like to,” he said, "but I hate MANCHESTER rod Camper, United Rent-Alls has coffee urn and silver, just every­ Quality Memorials tion. The ball served is seldom the to go agrainst the leadership.'' Includes Preface v ll: 17-20. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. The great difficulty. Our most complex The rattlesnake is equipped with Buckley 0; Buckley 6, Green 4; thing to make your party easy to and that he himself, in addition St. Ftancis of Assisi Church and sophisticated computers can­ exquisitely sensitive temperature SURPLUS SALES CO. all kinds of camping equipment to Over 80 Years Experience ban that ia hit back. to being superintendent of schools, •There was communication so Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, guest South Windsor Verplanck 7, Charter Oak 2; Rob­ make any trip a pleasure. By using have. The Salvation Army speaker. not yet imitate the element of judg­ receptors. These receptors will re­ 169 N. MAIN ST. Not many days ago, one distin­ poor a good Democratic senator Rev. James F. Glynn, Paator ertson 13, Waddell 8; Verplanck 7, the reasonable renting plan, you For that dirty rug, rent a rug was also an ordinary citizen, and didn’t even know what his own M l Main St. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Midweek ment characteristic of animal be­ spond--to an increase or decrease at Depot Square Charter Oak 2; Charter Oak 17, PAUL'S guished Washington columnist Rev. Raymond B. Yasksuskas havior. So far, machines can do of TCK) billionth of a calorie in a can thoroughly enjoy any trip with­ shampoo machine that will do a Coll Ml 9-5807 ahould not lose the rights of an or­ part.v leadership was for. Or did M ^. E. Walter Lamle Service at the Hjalmar Carlson Nathan Hale 2; Green 7, Bowers professional job in just IH hours. PAINT SUPPLY Offloer-1'-In-Charge Assistant Pastor only what they ^are programmed tehth of a second. Certain Insects Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. out tying up money In expensive waa eomewhat amazed to find one dinary citizen jiiat because he was he? Was there, perhaps a second home, 9 Hemlock St. J. FARR—MI S-7111 6; Valley 10, Verplanck 4, Valley equipment. Rent as much as you You can do all the rug.s in just one 645 Main Street L to do, but can do little learning. Jiave highly developed smell recep­ A. AOUCTTI, Prop. of our highest offldais delivering superintendent. Anyone else could system of communications which Masses at 7. 8, 8:15, 9, 9:10, This .^limitation is one of the rea­ 3, Keeney 2; West Side 16, Nathan need, for the length of time that day! United Rent-Alls is open from v-as always countermanding the 9:30 a.m., Bunday School for all Hon Evangelical Lutheran Church tors. The antennae of the male Hale 4; West Side 4, Keeney 3. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and only the beat Harrison St^ filanehester a deOant answer to one of get a boat built; why should he ages. 10:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. sons' why the manned bomber moths are sensitive to the materiail you want it, and save money. Tel. MI 9-0300 surface messages which got to the (Missouri S3mod) .. This week's special event was a The program for next week will For yo\ir lawn and garden needs. merchandise is for rent here. KhruAhcbeT’s blasts. His amaze­ lose that privilege? 10:45 a.m.. Holiness service. Cooper and High Sts. maintains its role as the primary produced by females of the same costume parade on Wednesday eve­ press? Sacred Heart Church element in our arsenal of military NOW 2 FAIRWAYS be: Monday, turtle race; Tuesday, ment derived from the fact that But there was just the point. Music by Citadel Band. Sermon by Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Paator species. Although the female may ning. Maj, Lamle, “The Conquest of Rt. SO, Vernon hardware. be a mile or so away, a few mole­ SEE US FOR: picnic supper; Wednesday, play­ man, Henry B. Hutchins, and the high American official to bring you s Aluminum Roll Up Awnings Nathan Hale: Jo-Ann Savino, Public office does have to forego Cork Floor Protected Self.” Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor There is frequent talk that the cules of the material in the air ground carnivals at West Side and Columbia Madison Woixlward, both of Co­ changed and altered what Khrush­ 8 a.m., Gottesdienst. Yoritty At Its B«st! s Venetian Blinds most original; Jackie Scairpello, Robertsoq at 6 p.m.; Movies In WATKINS-WEST For The Best In certain privileges, or pay dearly 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by 9 a.m.. Divine worship. Text. manned bomber Is obsolete, and permits the male to detect and prettiest; Tommy Alberti, cutest; lumbia. chev had n ld before he answered if it insists on claiming them. New York — A new polyure­ Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. those who don’t believe thla are Im­ find her location. s Storm Doors Center Park on Thursday and the »:k(hibiting at Guilford Romans 6: 19-23. Theme, "Servants Next to Popular Market s Combination Windows Earl Bleu, funniest: Donny Eld- regular Children’s Dance and FUNERAL It thane floor flnieh is being u s^ to 6:15 p.m., Prayer service. and Slaves of God and Hla Right­ mediately dubbed perpetrators of Hairs of various flies are amaz­ wards, most unusual. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Kullgren of WORK CLOTHES TTteobald's potentially innocent St. Bernard’s Church a “cavalry of the air.” Missiles are Open Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. till 9 Teenage Record Hop on Friday Grange Names Those who follow the propa­ protect cork flooring to make it 7 p.m.. Park Service In Center eousness.” ' ingly sensitive to certain chemi­ Manchestnr Awning Co. Green: Cynthia Sahrbacker, most Erdoni Rd., will exhibit their metal- little bargain turns out to be the suitable for kitchen use. The finish Park. Music by Citadel Band. Ser­ 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rocirvllle all the,rage. But the missile is a cals, such as acid, salt, or alcohol. e World Green Stamps * 195 WEST CENTER ST. evening at Robertson. smithing and block-printing, re­ SERVICE r r s ganda blasts from the Communist Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Pastor colorful: Cathy Worthington, best moet expensive luxury of his ca­ is said to eliminate the stain dan­ mon by Maj. Lamie, "The Gospel of Second Congregational Church stupid beast. It only goes where Spiders, as well as some insects, Telephone MI 9-S091 costume; Kim Hyde, prettiest bal­ Harold Evans spectively, at the Guilford Hand­ ymrld, on the other hand, have to reer. ger arising from spilled grease. Reconciliation.” you tell it to go. If you don’t know have receptors by which they can EstabUshed 1949 craft Fair on the Guilford Green DEMAND J. WEST 385 No. Main St. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 lerina: Marcy Juran, most original; reck<« with the fact that every Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister where to send it, it is virtually detect minute vibrations for the Jane Morrison, best storybook doll. July 20, 21 and 22. a.m. Harold Evans, a past master of Morry's rumor about potential American Mrs. Richard H. Finney worthless. A manned bomber is in­ location of prey or enemy, ’ll!# Charter Oak: Dawn Duquette, iSventy members of the Society Director finitely more versatile than a mis­ FAIRWAY Columbia Grange, haa been elect­ of Connecticut Craftsmen ■ • will policy—every report from Wash­ Steam Bath "Hal Boyle' Associate Minister lobster has a beautifully designed prettiest: Jean DeCobert, funniest; sile. equilibrium sense organ which Is , Main Street, Manchester Emerson Dumore, most original; ed master for the coming year. have booths in a special tent and 142 B. CENTER 8T. MEN'S STORE ington that we are considering And then, in case we had for 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship A Thought for Today But a missile operated by a sensitive to movement in various * Open Thura. and Fri. Till 9 * Roy Hazlett, wildest looking; Gay- WDRC—1860 His daughter. Mis# Rita Evans, craft demonstrations w-ill be given 747 filAIN STREET this measure or atudying that computer that workss like a man's directions. Birds and salmon sre A. J. al Midday will be ove?seeer. daily. These will include enamel­ Manchester's Oldest gotten there could be suc^ a thing, Service. Nursery for children The Sponsored by the Manchester nelle Powers, cutest. Jerry Bishop Snow Next to Entrance to State strategy—la promoted to the sta­ She Lights the Fires Rev. Mr. Davis, preaching sermon, brain would indeed make the able to achieve great feats of navi­ T u R n P I K E West Side: Berdjne Specter, Art Johnson Show Other officers are: Mrs. Bertha ing on silver and copper, jewelry, there is the steam bath day, more Oonncll of Chnrchea manned bomber obsolete. And handweaving, block printing, tex­ With Finest FaclUHes Theater tus of a firm and formal American "The Life of Prayer.” gation by techniques entirely un­ prettiest; Barbara Kelly, funniest; Raynor Bhines Rathbun. lecturer; Thomas Rob­ properly located in the month of Service of baptism. this, among other things, is what known to us. AUTO BODY James Goulet, most colorful; Lloyd New*. Sixnofi erts, steward; Merton Wolff, as­ tile printing, metalsmithing, char­ commitment and Intention when we are searching for in our bi­ 5,000 WTIC—1080 acter dolls, antique American dec­ August, but welcome, as- clinical But Leaves a Chill It ia good to take often a fresh It is impotrant that these animal and Linda Gustafson, most ori^- Monitor sistant steward; Mrs. Marion the Russians denounce it. Oentor Congregational CVinrch ology basic research program. secrets be known. It is likely that CANS — BOTTLES nal; Patricia Lessard, moat unus­ Hurlbutt, chaplain; Philip E. la- oration- cut and pierced lamp experience, whenever It arrives in view of the hills. One of the most Home Decorator shades, fused glass, ceramics, Upholstery W e don’t know who could pos­ 11 Center St. valuable things about a vacation We are some distance away when they are. we will be well on ual. Saturday Matinee ham Sr., treasurer; Miss Gladys this irregular year. from replicating the magnificent (Grandstand Bandstand wooden toys and notepaper. r AND Shops VIC’S PIZZA SHOP sibly have the quick eye and the New York (>P|—Nothing stirs the g Rev. Clifford O. SlmpSon is that it gives us the opportunity our way to a future generation of ICE GOLD BEER ■Valley: Dennua Chartier, moat Baltimore at Red Sox Rice, secretary; Adolph German, M On the steam bath day, there is "You can’t believe a word some of engineering of the brain. We are An outstanding exhibit this year 153 W 5Uddle Turnpike atience to referee such a propa- average office out of its usual Minister for the far look. 'We leave our Air Force weapons. W R E C K E R original boy: Cheryl Ann Gagnon, Speciai Report gatekeeper: Mrs. Myrtle Hinckley, RE-UPHOLSTERING obvious rain in the air, which does these jokers tell you, but you can Rev. Laurence J. Vincent only now learning what some of (Dr. Levitt’s regular column ap­ WE CATER TO moat original girl; Jeanlne Gau- Strictly Sports will be decorative and religious Phone MI 9-8700 ida match—to demand, for in­ summer doldrums more than the desks and ledgers and we renew Monitor Ceres; Mrs. Burton Starkey, ceremonial, objects in fused glass * Modem Famltnre everything except fall. It coagu­ trust me.” Associate Minister our souls by finding a new vision the problems are. Often our lim­ pears next week. In- two weeks: WEDDINGS aad BANQUETS ^ S E R V I C E ^ dreau. prettiest (older group); Lln- Jazz Pomona and Mrs. Charles Rath- stance, that each side at least hiring of a new stenographer. The Tightwad Bachelor—He ited knowledge has takni us Krafft A. Ehricke, prCgram di­ Tel. » n 9-5507—Free DeUvery Sporte Final by Miss Priscilla Manning Porter and Antiques lates Itself on the forehead; it runs of- the beauties and the wonders nea Johnson, prettiest (younger bun, Flora. of Washington,. Conn. Miss Porter PIZZA quote the other factually and fair­ This is particularly so if the girl takes her to lunch. When she or­ 9:15 a.m; only. Church Service of God’s vast world. dow-n unprofitable pathways. One rector for the Centaur Rocket Sys­ group); Alexander Ferguson, Starllftht Serenada Also, Mrs. William Roberts, lady e Store Stools and Booths ^ w n the middle of the back; it ders the 99-cent special instead of with the Rev. Mr. Vincent preach­ example of this is found in a par­ tem, discusses a national space SlRn-o(f teaches at the Peoples Art Center, SPAGHEHI ly, on tha ground that what each is pretty^ and engineered like an Too many of us move through funniest. WHAY—910 assistant steward; Francis Lymatn, Museum of Modem Art, New York • Custom Furniture steams itself upon your glasses; the $1.85 blueplate he flails head- ing. Sermon, “Sharp as a Needle.” ticular class of computers' known flight program aimed at p e moon Robertson; Joyce Lei.ster, fun­ SUp Covers and Draperiea side is really Mylng and doing ia adolescent's dream. Her arrival life with our tyes downcast. We VICHI'S Club 91 retiring master, who was elected City, and has written several mag­ RAVIOLI it washes but does not dry the creates more excitement than any­ over-heels in love with her; Nursery in kindergarten room. see life at too close range. We for­ as random machines. and beyond.) niest; C?hery Eirbe, prettiest; Deb­ Sound Stace Made to Order sufficiently inflammatory without Handy Andy—“Gee, they’re sure to a three year term on the execu­ azine articles on this unusual fancy modern shirt you are wear­ thing since management sur­ get there are such things as moun­ Random Goniputors PACKAGE STORE bie . Berzenskl, most original; Saturdsy Night Dane* Parly tive coiitmlttee; and Lester Hutch­ Complete Selection of Materials, OPEN DAILY piling the work on you, kid,” he Calvary Chi»ch Night Flight craft. Her fused glass animals and artificial embellishment. But the rendered unconditionally to the tains and skies and stars. There In these computers all connec­ 50,000 HOMELKSS 20 BISSELL ST. Susan St. Pierre, cutest; Gail Mc­ New* Sign OH ins, retiring member of that com­ 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. ing; it sun-oundr your . very says. "If you want me to. I'll stay (Assemblies of God) o- tions to the logical elements are stars have been used to decorate ‘ FREE ESTIMATES longer it continues, the greater coffee break. is a corrective in the far view and Bombay, India, July 15 UP) — and Kenzie and Debra Erbe, beat Pair. WPOP—1410 mittee, who was elected to fill the the windows o f Bonwit Teller and breathing with its pressure; even­ late with you tonight and help 647 E. Middle Tpke. connected in an entirely random SUNDAYS the confusion and the sense of For a time she ia more popular the upwardi-look. TTiere is healing Fifty thousand persona were home­ Bowers: Debbie Farr, most ori­ New* vacancy caused by the resignation Georg Jensen In New York City. -208 N'. Main St., -5lanchester clean It up, and then I know a lit­ Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Paator lx )U 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. tually it has the whqle human than the water cooler. in the hills, if only we will take fashion. The computer itself less today iiTPoona, 75 miles south--, ginal; Bonnie Erwin, prettiest; Terri of Evans'to accept master’s post. 5H 9-6324 belpIeiumesB it creates in ordinary tle bistro that's got a hot combo learns to associate certain path­ Conn Ballroom CLOSED MO^IDAVS being beggirtg for some release. The career wolves and the sea­ and... .” the time to search for it. To look east of Bombay, aa»-a result -of MODERN Donna ■ Carpenter, most unusual; New* Weather These officers will be installed Manchester Evening Herald Co­ people, and the more criminally Ir- sonal bachelors converge on her 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. downward too mufh is to find our ways with certain kinds of infor­ Louise Petraitls, most colorful; Elventually, the torture relents, The Senior Vico President—He floods earlier in the week that Conn Ballrnom at a meeting in the fall. lumbia rorrespondent, Mrs. Don­ reeponslble it seema for leadership. desk from all corners. Everybody 11 a.m., Momdng \vordiip. eyes filled with tfie.- dust of the mation. It has been believed that claimed 59 lives after ths rain- Nancy Slrianni, best all-around. Scott ald Tuttle, telephone ACademy the moisture forms itself into forsakes his old -striped dou­ 7 p.m.. Family gospel service. the construction of such a ma­ T V SERVICE Buckley: Ann King, prettiest; New*. Weather Swim Program Progresses And the thing builds because, as suddenly needs to borrow a pen­ ble-breasted suit, and blossoms out road. To look upward and rest our swollen Mutha River -burst a dam. Ray Somera 8-S4S5. definite, visible drops which fall. ■Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer serv­ eyes upon the everlasting hills is chine is possible because of an • MS CENTER ST. Helene Avery, funniest; Nora Mul- Newt This la the second successive cil, some paper clips, an extra in a checked sports coat and a DUCOandDUlUXRffINISHING each side sees how unscrupulously The pavement takes on a glossy typewriter ribbon—any excuse to ice at the church. to find cleansing and renew our example found in nature; The kern. most original; Sally Goss, Ray Somers year the swim program has 192 Berube's 5 Comer of Griswold St. Ostrinsky the other twists its own position yellow tie. He doesn’t consciously Del Raycec children registered in the classes TYPEWRITER SERVICE look: the trees drip faster; the air get acquainted. know why he does this—but his zest for living. nerve pathways between the eye cutest; Karen Leemon, sweetest. Deaths Last Night Many of our troubles will slip and the brain In mammals are be­ TEL. Ml 8-2205 Verplanck: Johnny Malnvllle, tm- WINF—1280 ■jointly sponsored by Columbia 479 Middle Tpke. E. around, it responds in kind. Each between the drops seems some­ The fact the new girl can type wife does. '.‘You got a new girl 166 MIDDLE TURfFIKE, WEST CBS New* only 25 words a minute under full away from us In this experience lieved to be randomly connected. Marlow’s and other fins Main usual; Judy, Niles, prettiest; Mary CBS—It's New Recreation Council and the,..Hed 5Iancbeater DEALER IN WASTE side has now been provided with how lighter and fresher; the very working in the office. Hector?” AAANOIESTER Ooss. W ashington-F. Hugh Bums, steam worries nobody but the boss. she demands. of the upward look. Blessed are An AFCRL scientist, by means St stores OPEN TUESDAY MOTOROLA Zatkowski, outstanding: Patty Ry­ Showcaie of Muiie ample reason to distrust the other NAUV MUll an, oddest; Danny (Joulom, cutest. Mutual New* Mrs. Leona Wolmer, swim pro­ 65, vice president of the Great hEBUILT TYPEWRITERS movement of the waves of drops Here is the Impact she has on The Boss’s Spinster Secretary— they who have learned how to re­ of a rigorous mathentatloal anal­ tom SATURDAY. (Closed Docal New* and Showcase Lakes-St. Lawrence As.sociation ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, completely, to believe in the lease life’s burdens through look­ Waddell: Terry Boudrieau, funni­ CBS New* gram chairman, haa headed the through the air feels cooling to the some of the office characters: "Everybody talks about how young ysis, determined that such a ma­ Mondays) DURINO JULY SALES and SERVICE - Manchester and a leader In the successful cam­ L. C. SMITHS, Etc. MATERIALS and IRON other’s ultimate tpireasonableness The Office Boy—He comes In Rockville Baptist Church ing at the everlasting hills. chine is no|t feasible, even though est; Patricia Sobinski, prettiest; CBS—Time to Trarel program for 15 years, setting it up brow. People, feeling no wetter she is,” she tells her cronies spite­ and AUGUST. Showcase of Mualp i originally with about 70 children. paign for the St. Lawrence Sea­ oompletely. The froth of words 15 minutes early so he can slip un­ fully. “But she Isn’t all that 69 Union St. —submitted by a layman of the example found in nature — We service nil makes of TV, Gail Desjeunes, most original; Mutual News We Handle Stationery Along than before, walk through the Tain MItehdl 3-7043 Pamela Heritage, most colorful; Miss Carole Lusky is instructor; way, (jjed In a hospital yesterday Ws will buy any newspaper baa been pressurized into a formu­ noticed on her desk a rose he has young.’’ Rev. Wlnthrop W. Farnsworth, Center Congregational Church that ia, the eye-brain connections Radio and Phonographs Local News and ^howcast aftdr a heart attack. With Office Machine SoppUes slowly and deliberately, whereas stolen from a neighbor's bush, and Patsor Nancy C3ark, best all-round. New* Doran Shumway, assistant in­ during Qie month of July. la for disaster. Tho Personnel Director—every­ Showcase of Music South Kingston, R. I.—Mrs. Tour Mall List As Desired they alwaya run when a sudden wrapped in a poem he spent half Keeney: David Cross, best boy; Mutual News structor; Barbara Slate and • / body resents him because he can Papers Bear Burden Pamela Lusky, junior assistants. Helen Sherman Griffith, 88, nov­ Humanity should not be asked the night writing.. (The quality of pinch the n?w girl’s cheeks and pat 9 a.m.. Church school classes for Anne Young, beat girl; Barbara I-ocal News and Bltowcas* elist and children’s author, died in A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. ■bower interrupts a day of sun and Edgar, most original; Denise New* Mrs. Wolmer handles the rhythmic to die for a mass of distortions. his verse is so poor the new girl her playfully on the shoulder — all all ages, nursery through adults. New York—Newspapers Ap more Showcaae of Music a. hospital yesterday after a 5U 9-3477—511 S-6S42 Tel. MI S-87S5 or MI 8-5879 light airs. Thla rain, after its Ipng Berthiume, prettiest; Paul Spinel- swimmers, of which she said there We hardly believe it will be. But suspects the B ou himself wrote in the name of boosting employe Sessions continue throughout the postal work than the Post Office Mutual News lengthy illness. Among her nov­ advance invlaible saturation of it) morale. summer. WORTH SHOUTING ABOUT la, funniest. Local New* and Showcase are only 12 this year. the grotesque game has gone far in moving copies td subscribers New* In addition Miss Lusky conducts els was “The Lane,” a best-seller everything, is a relief. i This Hypochondriac—His idea of But the romantic ardor that 10 a.m.. Morning worship. Ser­ Jump Rope Tournament winners CBS—Calling American In the 1920.S. enougl& Before the sidelines be­ through second-class mail. Mall are: Sandra MacKay, Katherine classes for pre-school children who courtship ia to lend her some of swept the office dies down as mon, “God’a Blessing Withheld.” circulation of United States news­ Mutual Sports Washington — James P. Rein­ come oompletely confused, some­ his medicines. “Try this new abruptly as it rose. For after three 8 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour. OUR Millette at Green; (Candace Du­ Lodal News and Showcase do not come under the Red Cross. hold, 55. assistant to the president papers totals 3,564,644. Of the Sports Special She has 18 in this group. Parents body had better decree a short Temporary Admirals miracle pill," he urges. (“ It came months the new girl announces she Message, "History in Prophecy.” total, 83 per cent' are preaorted, SUMMER quette and Debra Booth at (Jharler CBS News of the Santa Fe Railway, died out only last week, .and i^ made me is leaving to marir the boy back ■Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer SALE! Oak; Kathleen Carlin and Jo-Ailh CBS—The Sound Story who wish their children to con­ suddenly yesterday. He was in lapse In the play, and give sanity packaged, and delivered to post of- Showcase of Music tinue should contact her before six Weshingion, July 15 (dl—Three feel wonderful.” home. Everyone has to dig down to and fellowship meeting. Study in < dices to enatire speedy delivery, on Mlkolowsky at West Side; (Jharlene charge of the railroad’s public re­ aad truth and judgment—where On You nims lilt job . . . ws hsvs just ths ri^ Ou Foal Wennergren and Lynne Richwood Mutual News o’clock at night. She also has four men from Connecticut have been The Junior Executive — He buy her some farewell gifts—which Ps. 46. industry survey found. Piint for it... in oolofj to mslch MyiMh|! a ^ [.steal. News and Showcase lations department in Chicago. bavo we beard that last word be> promoted to the temporary rank hasn't dictated a letter in months, include a bottle of tranquilizers at Valley; Deborah Zemaitis and CBS New.* private pupils. Doylestown, Pa.—Edwin . R. • Storm Windows ’n Doors quostion on colorT.. . whst to uit?. . . how to w nr Romone- Salclus at Rbbertson; Mitch Hiller ^ ' Personals tm T —a ihaace. of rear admiral In tl)e Navy. but now he suddenly develops a from the hypochondriac. His part­ Vernon MetMedist CRureh CBS News and Sports Armstrong, 55, fbrmer newspaper­ The three were among 36 cap­ heavy correspondence. He even ing worda: “ Honeymoons can be Rev. Robert FIrby, Pastor CALL US for nptrt Mp on your M«t psMini job. Kathy Robbins and Sharon Nau- Showcase and News Word has been received here of man and once a publicity agent tains whose promotions the Navy writes letters to strangers in the so tense.” • Awnings ’n Canopies mec at Nathan Hale; Sue Kilgore Dance Remote the birth of ardkughter to Mr. auid for actress Marlene Dietrich, diecl and Sharon Keenan at Bowers; Mutual Newt Mrs. James Vance of Cetronelli, YluBObaM's Little Boat announced yesterday had been ap phone book, Just so he can spend • All then wait expectantly to see 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship. Ser­ Whirlpool Wathors, PI Music Beyond the Stars. yesterday in a hospital. He waS proved by President Kennedy. more time with the new girl. what the next new girl will look mon, “Thy Kingdom Come,” sec­ • Jalousies ’n EnckMurfis r,tfjbAi«Q;,PAINTCO (^ryl and Kathleen Kiasell at New* Ala. on July 7. Mrs. Vance la the on the staff of the old New York ta public lift, an official can The Connecticut men are: Tho Opportunist—"I hear your like. Site turns out to have a shape ond in a series of five sermons on Dryore Buckley; Kathy Cratty and Bar- Signoff former Nancy Woodward, daugh­ newspaper PM. 723 MAW ST., MANCHKSTEK PHONE Ml 9-4501 b v a Lee at Verplanck; Donna KU- ter of M r.'and Mrs. Donald K- otton more from soma fair­ Capt William A. Broekett, New father owns a bank," he remarka like the Pentagon, a face like a tor­ “The Lord’s Prayer.” Altoona, Pa., July 16 UP)— Steve London, oomnumder o f the Naval to her. "I studied money, credit nado and hair like Harro Marx. — ^------V ...... 1 Priets os Low, BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK mas and EUleen O'Reilly at Wad­ •Grizzly*\\ln J^ la n s Woodward, former residents, ami Lach, 4Q, who played fullback ly InaGdipit m d petty mlsdsed Shipyard , Boston, Mass. and banking in college. It was one But she can type 75 words a min­ First Lutheran Church PME ESTIMATES— E^Z TERMS dell; Pamela Johnaon and Janet natives of tha town, who moved to for ths Pittsburgh Stealers In 1946- tfaM from fr s a t gobs o f graft-tok- C^pt John S. Ooye Jr., New of my very favorite subjects. Is ute blindfolded—which, aftqr all, Is Rockville Sorvico Tfiot's lottor O lb^ at Keeney St. California’s Tosomits Valley waa Winter Park, Fla. about 10 years 47, died yesterday of a heart at­ Ire, fuid that «■ the taisoo bstog London, asrlitant director. Strike your father's bank. a real big how she looks best. The Rev. Dr. David O. Jaabelnier An Intar-Pl^ground Softball discovered In 1851. Its name ago. The V a ^ e family has two tack. Tha Duke University star League haa been orfanlzsd. 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CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 15. 1961 PA G E SEVEN D^UiV CROSSWORD PUZZLE •aws an< :ers Antwor to Provtouo Puaio British Guiana I SBHUth admlrd u. 4 Zoo InhabiUnt Radio, TV Sports L e a d e r s Bow 1 Much of llriUih: g 6 Biblical namo 7KlndUait Saturday-^. Phils Reds ’ Kissin ’ Cousins To Pizzaro 8 A n 2 p.m.—Rod Box va. Oriolea, luciimat 9 Table tcrap IS Amphitheaten loRufHed ' Channel 3, W TIC 1080. 11 /Vataki 2:30—Yankees va. White Sox, And K r a 1 i c k Channel 8. 30; W RNB 840. In Keeping Five Game Edge IBlsoay pan t/ 4:30—TV Rare of Week, 22SUlri)o»ti Channel 18. New York, July 14 — 24 Most loyal , 5 p.m.—Rritlah Open (tolf ,1, AMERICAN IJl.AOrE Juan Pizarro and Jack 28 Walk in water 36 eras 44Caimf ahOlta New York, July 14 (/P) Kra- 38 Expunfer 4TJCindetttda Championship. Channel ao. Cubs after George Altman, who Innings of relief. | 1. Pet. G.B. ] be the best left- 28 Chinese The Cincinnati Reds may also had an RBI triple, tied it 7-7 niay not rreaiyiwittreaty port 39 Sleep 60 OoUei's taroi | 5 p.m.—Big Time Wrestling, treat the * • * ■ ' New York . . . 54 30 .643 --- ■ , 30 Dental surgeons 40 Pemmlne . 81 Coniunetten I Channels 8, 18. with a two-run homer in the ninth PIB.\TRS - GIANTS — Clem-1 D etroit ___ .95 31 .640 — 1 ' 34 Be displeased at appellation 63 Buehartitic like poor relations, but off loser Brosnan r.9-3i. It was ndss, but .they looked it wine cup 10 p.m.-i-Ught of Week, ente's 13th was the first; Baltimore . .. 49 38 .561 «>} ' <« I jnriMinraDerty 42 PlUan Fumerelle vs. Fullmer, they’e first clas.s kissin’ only the fourth home .run allowed Pittsburgh slam of the year and i Cleveland . . . 48 40 .545 8 ;; } r ft IT t r IT Channel 8. cousins at the moment. Tlie by Brosnan in 42 innings this sea- the sixth the Giants' pitching > Chicago ... . . 43 46 .489 IS kees ; and —a pair of 1 r 4 soii. staff has given up this season. Boston .... , . 41 46 .471 141, :clubs that have put the slug on Rods, 12-0 against Philadelphia Robinaon. batting .460 with 33 13” li Sunday— this season, were spilled again by Rookie Dick Lemay il-2l, the Washington . , .18 48 .442 17 southpaws in their scrap for the 2 p.m.—Yankees va. Orioles, the , 8-7 in 10 .in­ RBI in his last 28 games and rid- loser in relief, was the victim this Minnesota . . , 16 50 .419 19 lead. r r eChannels 8, SO; WKNB 840. nings, last night despite Frank ing a nine-game hitting streak,, time Reliever Clem Labine (2-01 Angeles . . 35 52 .402 2 0 ', The Yanks had been .687 (14-7) L 2:.S0—Red Sox vs. W hite Sox. wa.s three-for-four and gave the ^yon it, with a save bv Elroy Face. Kansas Clfv . . 18 52 .188 2 1 ', against lefties, and the Tigers .647 in Rohin.son's hot bat and relief ace Reds a 7-9 lead with a solo home TT m fla n n e l 8, W TIC 1080. .Ilm Brosnan.lan. Butmil Cincinnatii„incinimu re­re- oMii in the eirhth Riiiv a seientli-inning Friday's Results (11-6). But that was before Plzar- J five eatne hiilire in the i 2.9th, in the eighth. Billj home run bv Orlando Cepeda that K ansas City 8-9, W ashington ' ro and Kralick went to work last 5 T tained a L 1 ^ National Tefof.t League nonerace when __ ^ ^ two homeis for, huilt B 4-1 edge f(5r the Giants, It 8-7. 1 night. Each struck out eight and ‘•"'l the Cubs, who out-hit the Red.s 1,- Cepeda's 25lh giving him a i left nine runners .stranded for vic- 3T - last place Phils, after losing 11 Inj Barney Schultz (3-ll won Cleveland 7. I.os .Angeles 9. it in tie with . _Robinson - for the NL lead. Baltimore 7. Boston 6. 1 lories that left New York with a a r 3on 31 a row to Los Angeles, came * I relief.i.eiipf four runs behind and bent the sec­ Chicago 6, New York 1. I slim, percentage point edga over Minnesota 9, Detroit 2. injury-weakened Detroit. S" 33 ond place Dodgers 7-5 in 10 in­ PHIUS-IK)DGERS—Tlie Phils f ARIXS-BR.W E.S Carl .Sawat- nings. Today’s Games Pizarro. an usually wild fireball- sliaking an eight-game losing , *ki drove In botli runs for the Baltimore (^rber 10-8) at Bos­ er, gave up seven hits—six singles 34 35 3f 38 38 It wa.s the ninth victory in 13 string chased Los Angeles soutli- ; Cards, breaking a tie with a ninth- ton (Conley S-71. 2 p.m. and Mickey Mantle's 31st home ♦4 games against the Reds for the paw Johnny Podres in a three-nm inning home run off Boh Buhl (5- 40 42 Kansas City (Kraiisse 1-4) at [ run—while pitching the CJhlcago seventh place Cubs, while the Phils eighth inning, tied it 5-all on Tonj,^ 8.. Larry Jackson and w ^ Washington (Donovan 4-8), 1:80 (White Sox to a 6-1 victory over ?5" m . had won just one ot 13 from the Gonzalez home run in the ninth ; hever Lindy McDaniel (6-31 held p.m. „ „ the Yanks. He walked six, but held ■ Dodgers. and then beat reliever Roger Craig ' the Braves to four hits. Stan Mu- Roger Maris hitleas while becom- b3 OirtsooHng TeUto in a free scor­ r-. J . , U a , , . V.1 .Angeles (Grba 9-9) a t : W ing contest last night at Ml, Nebo. Pittsburgh hung on to third (3-6) on a single by Px-Dodger sial had two doubles—giving him a . p,pvp|and (Perry 7-7), 3 p.m. i ing only the second lefthander to si Pagani's Barbers registered a 17- place by beating fourth place San | Don Demeter in the 10th. l^ee career total of 1,300 extra base Minnesota (Pasciia'i 7-il) at . go all the way against New York BT Francisco 6-4 on an eighth-inning walls drove in two runs with a hits that is second only to Babe neimli iRtinninr fl-Ri 2-30 nm * this aea.son. ’The other Is K ansas 11 victory. The two teams com­ V\a B na r4 Afl ImiAtA Ftm VaV Rn- i*s tisa ain-Vstlv atvH DiitVi'a 1 ane4 Br-.nr-arl 44sa fitsat _^ ' . * . ^ H bined for 33 hits but, despite the bases-loaded home nm hy Ro-1 pinch triple in the eighth and . Ruth's l,3,96---and scored the first l ork (Terry .9-1)' at Chi City's Jim Archer, who has done Tl berto Clemente. St. Louis defeated ! opened the winning rally with an-' run as Sawatski grotinded out in ' „„„ i »\' o'-nn „ it twice. high'scoi'e. it was a surprisingly ikee 2-1. three-bagger..K— jJik Tlt.l C.,IU-I,V. Bald thea second .n-iinn-inning. Joe T — — Adcock's AUo/-#-Va. i S ' , —*. P well played game with only one other -1 Sunday's Schedule Kralick. a slow- southpaw, I schun 12-11, who has worked in homer tied it for Mllwaukte in the enxH- being charged and that to New York at Baltimore, 2 p.m. , gave up 10 hits, but walked only 5 the lose.rs. Cl'BS-BEDS—A pinch single i each of the Phils' last eight games.' fifth. Ia>s Angeles at AA’ashIngton (2), one as the Minnesota Twins beat Pacing the wlrniens' attack was .Minnesota at Cleveland (2), 1:30 the Tigers and ace Frank Lary 5-2. BY FRAPIK O’NEAIi Ron Gustaafson who had a per­ p.m. Only three other lefties have Kansas Clt.v at D etroit (2), 2:30 pitched complet games against 'MAveaicoovo' fect four for fotir. One of Gustaf- sons's hits was a grrandslam hom­ p.m. Detroit this season—Whltey Ford ^-WIST HoUi ARM er in the seVtShth inning. A rt P a t­ Imponderables Listed Boston at Chieago (2), 2:30 pun. of the Yanks. Pizarro and Frank A u t u e ? Baumann of the White Sox. ton also had four- hits for the IVhile the Yankees stayed ahead winners while Ray Peek collected NATIONAI- I.EAGCE IV. of the .Tigers b y .003 percentage three base knocks for Pagani's. With Yanks, Russians I* Pet. Q.B.I points, third place Baltimore EWck Fritaon stroked two hom­ .AMERICAN LEAGUE Cincinnati . . ,&9 31 .640 --- 1moved within 6 'j games of the top es and Ron B uckm inster had a After battling through six score­ Ia>* .Angele* . .,90 36 ..981 5 by beating Boston 7-6. Cleveland solo sock for the losers. In- Fos­ Pittsburgh .43 36 .544 JPj Moscow, July 15 <;P)—The United States goes up against less frames of regulation play. , defeated the Los Angeles Angels, ter was three for three for 'Telso Sears pushed across the only run San Franciecn 45 40 ..929 ,11!,'17-5.9 ), I and last place Kansas CJlty also. Russia to(iay in an Olympic style track meet and while the of the night in the eighth inning, M llaukee .... .38 41 .481 18' ', ' ! won two in a row for the first time P a g w n i'a ...... 142 030 4 - 17-20-0 Americans are rated the favorites, there are imponderables the second extra session, to edge St. IxHiln ...... 37 44 .457 15'/, 1in more than a month by sweeping Telao ...... 100 043 8-11-13-1 on both sides. *■ Sullivan's Red A White. 1-0, last Chicago ...... 87 45 .451 16 a twi-night doubleheader from State Clans B Champion Zemanek and 'Whipple; Burke night at 'Waddell Field. Gary Gess' Philadelphia . .24 56 .300 28 I Washington, 8-3 and 9-7, in 10 in­ and McDowell. Thia is the third meeting be­ can't affoi-d to take it easy. Arm y Friday's Result* tween the world's two greatest two-out single drove acro.«s the nings. Holding the trophy which she wton for winning the Lt. Jay Silverster is the top choice vital tally. St. 1x>uls 2, Milwaukee 1. CHURCH LEAGUE track powers and the Soviets are in the dl.scus and could win the Cliicago 8, Cincinnati 7 (10) stAte women’s Class B golf tournament at the Wampa- hoping to improve on their two The game was a keen ’ WHITE ROX-YANKS — Pizaxro shot pul from Gary Gubner. duel, Dick Roberts of the winners T^iladelphla 7, Ism .Angeles In the first game of a twi-night past performances when the Relays Rated Shoo-Ins (5-3), who had lost three in a row', noag Country Club is Mrs. Rory Simon of the Manches­ ( 10 ). doubleheader. Moriarty Bros, nip­ Americans won 14 events to eight The Americans also are rated and Dave Viara of Sullivan's lock­ also doubled twice and drove in ter Country Club. (Photo by Red Burnham.) ped Mai Tool 13-12 yesterday at ed horns to pilch the first six In­ Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 4. two runs for the White Sox. They both in 1958 here and 1959 In shoo-ins in the relays at 400 nings of scoreless baseball for both Today’s Game* Robinson Park. Philadelphia. They probably will. m eters and 1600 m eters. Hayes TOt..h..r.h A XI .f R.n ^ad 10 hits off loser Roland Shel- I Down by two runs at the end sides. Bud Kelley doffed the catch­ Pittsburgh ^addtx «-Sl af Sa" (6-3) and two relievers. Shel LenezyUs Rule State Golf World The guess is that the U.S. will Jones, Budd. Chuck Frazier and er's equipment and took over on the ' Franciscoranciseo (AlcCormlck 7-9), 4 p.m. . uinnine' five straieh of the third, Moriartys' came back come out on top 13-9. Drayton will handle the baton in don, after winning five straight strong in the fourth with six to mound for Sears in the seventh to PhUadrlphia (Short 2-5) at Loe In the companion women's meet the 400, while Plum mer. Frazier. and pitching two consecutive shut- go ahead 11-7. Picking up two get credit for the win with the 'Vo'* * A i outs,' gave up three runs in the I —which the Russians have prom­ Earl Young and Williams are loss being charged to Jim Weias. more in the sixth frame, they man­ scheduled for the 1600. Chicago (Cnrti* 6-2 or IHott 9- inning on two singles, a hit Rory Simon Captures aged to stave off a determined ised to score separately the So­ Sparkling defensive play on both 2) at Cincinnati (Jay 12-4), 9t05 viet girls should win, nine to one. • The two most likely places for batsman and three wild pitches. Mai effort to take all the marbles .sides highlighted tlie game .c A A, c At IThat ended hia shutout string at Only Wilma Rudolph, the triple the Ru.s.sians to slip tip were In the throughout. Milw-aukee (Burdette 9-6) at S t.lji,, with a run in the fifth, three in high jump and javelin. the sixth, and one more in the Olympic gold medal winner from Sears .... .i,..000 000 0 1 - 1-5-0 Louis (Sadeckl 7-5), 9 p.m. j • • • J State Class B Crown Tennessee Slate, appears to be a John Thomas, despite having a Sullivan ...... 000 000 00- 0-2-2 seventh. tooth pulled yesterday, could give S u n ^ y n Schedule ’TM’INS-'nOERS — WhUe Kra- Big guns for the winners were certain winner for Coach Marian Roberts. Kelley (7i and Kelley, Perkins. Wilma is heavily favored Valerv Brumel s nm for hU money Roberta (T i; 'Vierra, Weiss t") and S-Tr; lick, Minnesota's ace with a 9-5 Harry Bemis, Nick Sorano and In the high Jump. Thomas won this Milwaukee at St. Louis, 2.80 worked In and out of trou- West Hartford, July 15 (iP)—^^Mrs. Grace Lenezyk Cronin Jerry Snyder with a homer, a In the 100-meter dash.. Kinel. year's AAU javelin champion.ship u 1. . . > > hie against the ’Tigers, the Twrln.x and her brother. Dr. Ted Lenezyk, may be a unique golfing triple and two doubles. Hal Carl­ In the men's competition, the rittaburgh at l-o» .Angeles, * i^^y (13-6) for seven of United States is favored in the 100 with 249-11‘j. The Russians NATIONAL LEAGUE twosome. Lenezyk recently won the Connecticut State Ama­ son homered. Frank Tamisco haven't been doing much better. J , u. .A , .their 10 hits. Lennle Green had a teur Championship. Yesterday, Mrs. Cronin captured her tripled, and Skip Kundahl. Ken meters. 200 meters, 400 meters. Trailing by two runs after fwo Philadelphia at San Friuiclsco. gob 800 meters, 1500 meters, 110 meter Innings of play, Green Manor ex­ third Connecticut W oman’a A m a-i’------^elley. Chas Bogoian and Paul Alli-son hit hia 17th home run. De­ Khouiy doubled for Mai Tool. hurdles, 400 meter hurdles, broad ploded for five runs In the third taur Golf Championship. he believes this is the first time troit was without third baseman Playing in her first big tourna­ M oriartv's 500 602 0—13 0 5 2 jump, pole vault, shot put, 400 F'uinerelle’s Bout frame and never trailed thereafter that a brother and sister com­ Mai Tool 205 013 1—12 )4 1 m eter relay and 1,600 m eter relay. In their game with the Nassiff Steve Boros still not up to par U ment didn't faze Mrs. Rory Simon bination have won the state's two Damaschi and Sorano; Kennedy, after being hit by a pitch last Sun-- of the Manchester Country Club The Russians should win the 5,000 Arms at Buckley Field last night top Amateur golfing titles the Melley (6), Carlson. meters, 10.000 meters, 3.000 meter With Don Fullmer The final score was 8-4 In the day and slugging first baseman one bit albeit she did have quite sam e year. Sunday. Jiil.v 16 Norm Cash, out wdth an infected a bit of morale boosting from some steeplechase, 20 kilometer walk, Manormen'is favor. Legion vs. Wethersfield, 2:30. Both Lenezyk and his sister are Mai's also lost the nightcap bow­ hop. step and jump, h a m m e r Rated Even Match T9m Coughlin. T om ' Lombardo foot. of her sister Silk City club mem­ ing to Temple Beth, 12-0. under Nebo. bers. Mrs. Simon defeated Mrs. from Indian Hill. thiow, high jump, javelin throw and Brian 'Van Camp all had two Monday. July 17 the lights. A four-run rslly in the and decathlon. hits apiece for the Manormen with ORIOLES-RED SOX—The Ori- Leonard Myers, of Tumble Brook, Mrs. Oonin captured the title New York, July 16 ...Rocky Legion vs. Portland. 6:15. Nebo. , oles twice blew leads at Boston, by beating Mra. Richard Redfield sixth enabled the Temple team Several Questionnaires J-bimerelle's first national felesis- Coughlin and Bill Zwick poking 9 and 3, in their 18-hoIe champion­ to come from behind u d pull out P agani's vs. Army A Navy, 6:15, , finally nailing it by coming from ship match yesterday morning of thg Hartford Golf Club, 5 and 4 _ The-flrst eVent was scheduled for ion fight can earn him anoth^ one homer.s for the winners. Bill Barry ^ tbo. the victory, and Ron Hazard eacn naa a pair behind on Dick Williams' three-nm to win the Class B crown. Mrs. In a 36-hole final round at the ' _,"*T^.':+fi't30 arrm., EST. As for the-intpon—|-nex-t-m onth Civitan vs. St. Mary's. 6:15. homer In the ninth off Rod Sox Wampanoag Country Club. o derabies: there Is not much doubt 'The bloniblond, 24-year-old Btiffalo. of base knocks for the losers. Charter Oak. Simon ■was three-up at the turn Schnider all homered for the win­ M anor ...... 005 210-8-9-2 ! relief ace Mike Fornleles (5-5). and never let her rival off the Both Mrs. Cronin, a former Na­ in the 100, 200'"and 400 meters N.Y.. middleweight make* hi* TV Nassiff's vs. FAP. 6, Oval. ners. Hal Carlson and Paul Na.ssiff's ...... 020 110-4-5-3 ' Wes Stock (4-0) was the winner L and Madieon Square Garden main hook. tional champion, and Mra. Redfleld, Khoury both hit four masters for with Frank Budd. Paul Drayton, „ , ^ . Nassiff's vs. AAI, 6:10, Charter "First time I've ever entered who was playing in her first final, Ulis Williams and Adolph Plum­ event debuts tonight against Coughlin and Zwick: (himml^gs Mai's. and Barry. Tomas.ai (4). i Bantly's vs. Manor, 6:10, Koe- ! INDIANS-ANGELS — Cleveland auch a tournament as this and I’m failed to shoot anywhere near par. Temple ...... 240 104 1-12-13-6 mer. But in the 800 meters. Jim younger but more experienced Don ■ also had to come from behind, af- MH. Cronin carded an 80—eight Dupree has not looked good in two Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah. The j nev. Just thrilled to death," she de­ Msl ...... 222 200 1— 9- 9-3 INTBRN.ATIONAL lElAGUE ! ter scoring a pair of imeamed runs clared afterward. She admitted shots above the course’s 72 par. races in Europe In the past two fight is rated even. ! Optioal vs. PAF. 6. Waddell. Snyder Slegal 13 1 and Schnei­ Rolling with five runs in the in the first inning. Don Dillard's that she dreaded returning each Mrs. Redfleld shot an 82. der; Melley and Carlson, W’eeks. Providing the winner doesn't i Moriarty s vs. Auto P arts. 6. first frame. Pagani's trimmed Bucklev. .aingle broke a 5-5 tie in a tw o-fun day after a previous victory but Donna Leary of Southington, last "Don't worry," he said. "I can get cut badly, he will be matched ' eighth inning that wrapped it up. year's Junior State Champion, won Acato A Sylveeter. 9-4. ki.*t night N o rm an 's. vs, Ansaldi's, 6, Ver- received fine support from Isabel INTBRMEDI.ATE LEAGUE nm when I have to " against Betiny (Kidi Paret, form­ I Willie Kirkland's fifth homer in Parclak and Evelyn Lorentzen, the Class A consolation title, by at 'Veiplanck. Dick Cobb led the planck. Pushing across three runs In In the 1.500. scheduled for to­ er welterweight champion from \ictoi-8 with three hits while Har- three games triggered a three-run other members of the Manchester beating Mrs. David McIIwaine of morrow Dyrol Burleson, Coai9i Cuba, at the Garden. Aug. 12. Tuesday. Jiily 16 the sixth Inning. Ponticelll's whip­ ty Jenkina had a pair for Aceto's. Gua's vs. Egg. 6:1.9. Nebo. ; seventh that gave the Indians a 6-4 Country Club who helped spur her W ampanoag. 2 and 1: and Mrs, Jumbo Jim Elliott's top , is Fumerelle has s 26-1 record, in­ ■ lead, but Joe Koppe's first AL Sid Burness of Tumble Brook took ped Green Manor. 8-3, last night IMgana'a ....X...520 200-9-12-2 Mutual vs. Mai, 6:15, Charter cn. St the West-Side Oval. The victors ill with an upset stomach. If he is cluding 12 knockouts. Tony Dupas home run knotted It for the Angels TTnlqua P air the Class B consolation title by Aceto's ...... ;...001 030 - 4- 6-3 Oak, had rallied to tie the score with not recovered. Jim Grelle will take outpointed him 17 months- ago. Cartier and Fitzgerald; Kearns in their eighth. Bobby Locke (2-0) Joseph Day, executive secretary beating Mrs. William Berry of his place. However. Jim Beatty Fullm er, 22. has a 24-4-1 reew d Imperial va. Manor, 6. Oval. single runs In the first, second and and Oatroul. FAP vs. Elks, 6:10. Charter Oak. was the winner and Jim Donohue of the U.S. Golf Association, said Wampanoag, 4 and 3. fifth frames after the Manormen still gives the Americans a sure Including nine knockouts. ' 13-31 tlT? loser, both in relief. first place. Ponticelll'a vs. Htfd. Nat.. 6:10. • * • had scored three times Iri the top The younger brother of NBA HISTORIC TWINS Keeney. middleweight king Gene Fullmer i of the opening frame. Hayes Jones is a sure bet In the East Ijinsing. Mich. — (NEA) Army A Navy vs. Sears, 6, Wad* ATHLETICS-SE N A TO R 5 — 'Pete Caaella paced the victors 110 m eter hurdles and Cliff Cu.sh- was ranked among the top 10 con- Burl and Merle Jenning.s, foimer dell, Manage)- Hank Bauer hit a pinch with a couple of hits and three man and Dixon F arm er .should tendeis until he was beaten by Michigan State wrestlers: are the | Medic.s vs. Nassiff's, 6. Bucklev, ; -sacrLlic fly for th e clincher In the Emergency Squads Try RBI's. Frank Filloramo and Bud dominate the 400 meter hurdles. Joey Ai'cher last February. only twins in collegiate history to Lawyers vs. Aceto's, 6, Ver- l*^'h that gave the last place A s Duplin both had two hits for the Ralph Boston, who has broad Scoring will be by the rounds titles. plaiick. two consecutive victories for the Manormen. jum ped fu rth e r than v Wadsworth Cuba. game in the majors and reliever of the seventh frame, Ponticelli's Bill Kiinkel (2-11 won the night­ rain-soaked British Open Golf Championship.- edged the Alumni A Intermedi- I-ondon. July 15 —Detectives Investigating a complaint by cap. Joe Mccblain _ (7-8) and re- Yesterday's play W'as washed out>^------; •ates, 6-6, last night a^ C harter American boxing promoter Sam Slli^ermsn disclosed today they ■ iVever Dave sTsler (1-4) were the In a torrential downpo.ur that Palmer relaxed over a game of Oak Park. Bob Escavich, who had have Inteniewed th* gangster^ bo.ss of a London betting sj-ndicace. losing pitchers flooded fainvays and greens and bridge while argiiments raged h it a three-nm homei' in' the third Trio Games for Legion Silverman .said before he flew i ’ the Organizing Committee an­ around the Birkdale links about to get Ponticelli's off to a fast' I home to Boston yesterday that he 1 was attacked by folir men early On his arrival jin Boston yester- j nounced that unless final rounds the oflaciBl decision yesterday. The start, raced home-with the win-1 day. Pender vow

Aoto Drirlnc SchoM 7-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 6Y PAGALY And SHORTEN HoMdlKild GoodA 51 Musical Instnuaeata 63 Apartment»-*Plat»— Summer Bomes For Rent 61 Houses For Sale 72 Housos for Sale 72 Housfig For Sale 72 Houses For Sale ' 72 Resort Property For Sale 74 Wantefi— Rtal Bttftto 77 .Tenements 63 PREPARE FOR drieer'e tact WURUTZER Organ, combination CAPE OOD-:-New 8 bedroom cot­ BOi;rON LAKEFRONT- Contem­ I—ROCKLEDOE — 6-room Ranch, . H. PasquaUnl 246 508 E. kODOLE TPKE. garage, beauUfuUy la n d sc^ d Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec feet condition as any house we Pobat, Marlborough Rd., Glaston­ lt»»is within wlTlch to bring in thelP New England States and Florida. part-time. Apply 's, 773 PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman, claims against .said estate, and said Avery Street, Wapptng. MANCHESTER GREEN THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ yard. Marlon E. Robertson Bro­ room, oil hekt, garSge, large lot, have ever listed. The R. F. Dimock ment. Owners, MI 3-2268, MI Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judpe C08MA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ kO 8-6563. Main St. separate entrance, parking, near Co., Ml 9-S24S. Barbara Woods, kfl a-0667. bury. Tel. MEdford 3-2201. V:.matr of Helen FU/.patitck. late of executor is diiected to give, public no­ ment, elderly couple preferred ker, ^ 3-5953. several fruit trees, tske privileges, Manchester in said Di.stilct. decen.*4i‘d. tice lo Itie creditors to bring in their Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale pairs all makes refrigerators, LAWN MOWERS—Toro. Jacobsen, Limited quantity—Window fans, Main St. Call MI 9-2951 or kU 9-7702, Johanna Evans, kO 9-S658. freezers, washing machines, dry­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- GENERAL office position open, Inquire 74 North St. priced at $12,800 with a low, low SOUTH WINDSOR AREA—Delight­ On motion of Rasemary Bapila of claims within said time allowed by pub- moving, packing, storage. Low Bolens, Goodal), Arlene. Rldmg electrically reversible. Were $49.95. 3-1616. $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ down payment MANCHESTER — Ansaldi built ful acre and one-half wooded set­ said Manchest‘»r. admini.stratrix. lisium; a rop\’ ot thi.s order In soma LOST—Small black dbg. part Box­ CALL OR SEE me for a good deal ers ranges, oil and gas burners. long established firm. 4 or day ROCKVILLE—Available now, 3%- MANCHESTER, St—$15,800 Ranch, 3 twin sized bedrooms, ORDERED that six inonliis from tin* new.spsper having a circulation in raid rate on long distance moves to mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatlc Now $44.96. place, etorms. Small cash assumes ting with refreshing brook makes 10th dav of Julv. 1961. bo. and thu .same probate district w;ithln ten days from er. 6 months old. Answers to on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. week. Must be experienced, good FURNISHED ROOM for gentle­ room apartment ■ on Reed St. $98.80 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ CHARLES W. LATHROP —FHA down payment $700. Six large cabinet kitchen, dispo.sal. used cars. Walter G. Parker, L. P. 48 atatea. Personalized service. MI at figures, accurate typist, and tractors with over 21 attachments. Fans that were $29.95. Now $26.95. this lot unusual and desirable. are limited and allowed for the cred­ the date of this, order and return maka Quince. Call MI 8-0420. Used mowers and tractors. Parte Cook out griUa. Were $14.95. Now man. All utilities. Quiet. Inquire Stove, refrigerator, parking and ins, kH 9-5132, V- MI 9-0384 rooms, 2 full stories, plus attic exhguat fan, ceramic tile balh, 2 itors within which to brint? in their lo this court of the notice given, Fitzgerald Inc.. 73 Brooklyn St., LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 8-5187, CH 7-1428. wTlte good hand. Excellent salary. 224 Charter Oak. Tel. kU 3-8368, and finished rec room. 2-car ga­ Ix)vely neighborhood. and service. Capitol Equipment $8.50. picnic area. Adults only. $90 fireplaces, hot water oil heat, $3,000. Call anytime, MI S-0J48, claims against .said e.state. and said a

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Service Planned Heard Atohg Main Street By Concordia at y^lM i N «b a tn l AlUanoA, Group And on Spm« of Manchester'$ Stdie StreetSf Too New Churxjh Site iMft, wffi toniglit at 6 o’clock Legion Cites •t rr NKxtli 8t A oomsntonalaying Mrvle* «U1 > ShocklngT Amoved the hl-fl aet Into the kitch­ taka 'idaM tonurrow at T pja. at en, and had connected the phono­ Mrs. Rogalus ______WATES u-ill meet lh a bikini may belong on the tha building alto of tha new Con­ R i^ ra or at Hollywood swimming graph cord to the light switch. Ti ■ ■ !■ ]' at th « Italian American No sooner had he turned on the cordia Lutheran Church and aehool Chib on EkJiWge SL Welgrhing will p 6 ^ but, alas, not at a Manches­ Mrs. WllUam A. Rogalus of 10 ter public pool, an 18-year-old girl lights when the phonograph blared Burke Rd„ received the Amerlcsfl at Pitkin St becln promptly a t 6:30 p.m. and out the first strains of "Ben Hur’ end « t T:16. Members will then go foimd out yesterday. Legion Heroism Medal yerteexlay. Among gueata at tha ceremony The girl had fashioned the suit In the highest of fi. ‘ ' The presentation was made by A r­ to the home o f Mrs. Gerald Wag­ "I almost went through the will be Mayor Harold A. Turking- ner o< Wlarehouee Point for a herself and, apparently proud of thur St. John, department com­ ton, architect Arnold Lawranbe, roof,” he confessed later. mander, at the Lemon’s 48rd aitr splash party, and .s m asked to the workmanship, wore It at Globe and contractor ^>nthony SqulUa- nual convention being held in Hart' bring their own folding chairs. Hollow Swimming Pool. Play My Hand, Honey cote. Tto weight loseri for June were She was told by a police officer fOrd. The Rev. Paul C Kalaar will con­ The five and a half hour caucus Mrs. Rogalus was cited for her Mta. Charts Nlkol. 7H pounds; to return home apd dop more con- of Republicans In Bolton ’Tuesday duct the comeretona service. Mem­ and M n .-P tM LsIBraque, 7 pounds vential dress, / quick thinking and action when bers of the church council will par- produced some unique sights. 15-year-old Bruce Ferguson be­ Unusual enough In most placet ticipata In a promiwlan. Personal Pronoun came a flaming torch In an acci­ .LLema to be burled In the comer- ^-Two Mandrester students at but now getting commonplace in Itei On the agenda for the board of dent last fall. etone wlU be today’s Issue of The iBates CMlege, Lewiston. Maine, Bolton, was the setting — a ball­ named to the dean’s list for the direotors’ meeting ’Tuesday night Ferguson’s ckjthee became Ig­ Herald; a prayer book and hym­ was item 6. b. “ Authorize the room, at Fiano's Restaurant. nited after kerosense spilled on nal 1990 edltlona In current use; aeeond semester, are Carol E. Some of the GOP, trying to fill ( Jotswon, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Manager to enter Into a contract him and made Wm a flaming torch. a Sunday church bulletin, eolna wtth the Aetna Insurance Oo. on in the Interminable time it took Mrs. Rogalus, a neighbor, ran to fro «i 1960 and 1961, a roster of the Herbert E. Johnson of 307 Spring for 300 people to be checked off S t; and Alan D. Williame, son of behalf of the Town employes that his aid and rolled him over and parish memberehlp, and the July for voting — a procedure repeated over on the ground to smother Mr. and m Dartd H. Willlama of have chosen to take the Major issue of the church paper, Con­ about eight times during the eve­ the flames. Her action Is believed 151 S t John S t Medical Insurance.” cordia Chimes. ’Ihe item was passed, and with ning — fell almost automatically to have saved the boy's life. to tick-tack-toe, sketched on the Two Rockville High School Muiti-leaf clovers seem to be enthusiasm, by the ddreotons, but cabaret tables. June grraduates were on hand to tbe rule rather than the exception only after Director Ted Powell re­ One woman was worklng^needle- receive $300 scholarships from the Slight Rise Noted thta aummer. Mrs. 'V\’’illiam Kar- quested that the wording be changed to ”on behalf of the 'Town point. Legion Auxiliary yesterday during \'elia of 62 tleming St. reports she But the most detached group In their 41st annual convention In In Jobless Claims nideed an eight-leaf clover in her employee 'WHO have chosen...” As somebody pointed out, shadee the whole hall was the five-wom­ Hartford. bartcytnwrd. of Pascal Poe. an bridge game going In the sha­ Lois Otka of Rockville end Jobless claims In Manchester last dows. The extra player kept track Mareyellen Carpenter of Vernon W BA members are reminded week took a slight rise In company Hl-Fl Fright of which initial was voting In the were among 10 girls who received that today Is the last day to reg­ with an Increase throughout the A Manchester college student, alphabetical call, and filled when the awards In memory of deceased thi ister for the mystery ride ’Tues­ a player left the table to vote, past department presidents o f the sUte. Cnalms filed at -the Man­ day night Members will meet at who is a fan of television mystery Auxiliary. 6:30 at Main and Forest Sts. Re­ programs, returned home ’Tuesday chester office numberfd 1,741, a 1.9 night from a visit to a friend’s Reluctant ’Victim’ per cent jump from 1,709 the pre­ servations are being accepted by Tuesday night’s demonstration Mrs. Ogloie White, 63 Pine St. home, where he had viewed one of vious week. his favorites. of rescue breathing techniques Bon Voyage Fete Cnalms for compensation In Ihe Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Strick- He reported that the show had brought out about 120 residents, state numbered 60.826 for the same and son of 321 Oakland St. have been particularly frightening, and both old and young, to learn Held for Sisters fieriod ended July 8, a rise of 7,'504 VT returned from a trip to Key West, he was a bit on edge while driving mouth-to-mouth and mouth-to- from the preceding week, accord­ Fla., where they visited with Mrs. home. airway resuscitation methods. ing to Renato E. Rlcclutl, state Strickland's si-ster and brother-in- When he reached his house, the Assistant Fire Clhief Sedrlck Two bon voyage parties were labor commissioner. law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Becker. re.st of the family was asleep, and Straughan conducted the pro­ held riecently for Miss Bernice Ol- The inc'rease was due to factory he entered the kitchen and switch­ gram, illustrating the technique bert of 98 Woodbrldge St. vacation shutdowns, Rlcclutl said. ed on the light. first on a fireman. Miss Olbert and her sister, Mrs. Workers not eligible for vacation He had forgotten that he had One young mother, who attend­ Joseph Wojnar of Enfield, will pay during shutdowns may file for ed the demonstration with her son, leave July 29 from ^radley Field unemployment benefits, he added. Marlow's and other fine Main asked Straughan how to apply the for a month’s visit abroad. Ranking 16th in claims, Manches­ St stores OPEN TUESDAY method to children. Thirty co-workers of Miss Ol­ ter had 961 claims from women, 23 thru SATURDAY. (Closed ” W e’ll show you after a while,” bert at Manchester Modes feted more than the previous week. Mondays) DURING .lUUY Straughan answered, at which the sisters Wednesday night at the point the woman’s son, about 6, Marco Polo In Eeist Hartford. and AUGUST. yVESTOWN chorused out: Each was presented a corsage of ■ ■ PHARMACY ■ ^ “ Mommy, is he going to breathe mixed flowers. L T. WOOD CO. <59 Hartford Rd.— MI 9-9946 on me?” The Friendship CSrcle of St. A Non. John’s Church feted Hiss Olbert ICE PLANT To maintain our continuity at the Marco Polo recently. She received personal gifts and a M BI8SELL STREET Taking A Ride Tonite? of medical service we hre Turtles to Race purse. Tom Eaet From Main St. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. “Whv I like General Tires” bkmghit this quintet together. Local winners of recent Hartford ^ n - At State Theater th Why not visit the new Stanley Olbert of 98 Woodbrldge e S ^ ^ r e c L n t «t ^ « » v ^ ^ or les« essays were selected ^ Dick Open All Day On Playgrounds St., they will tour Europe and visit Chappell branch manager of the store at 155 Center .St., points out features of Dual 90 tire to their sister and brother-in-law, S. ffi*M c C o rS d c k of 113 Lockwood St. (winner of a set of Dual 90s). Herb Bursey. general m e a g e r FUVORLAND A Turtle Race will be held Mon­ Sgt. and Mrs. Paul E. mUott and of the Hartford firm, and'the Daniel Sheehans of of 227 Oak St., recipients of a weekend trip lo SUNDAY day night at the supervised play- family in Holland. New ’York City. (Herald photo by Satemls). , ______TREAT SHOPPE g^rounds, which are conducted by Notice KAMAN laCPANDS tor of Industrial CJonsultants In feature quaUty sand­ the recreation department. John Bsj-nlnl. Construction will be­ OiUdren are invited to enter Kaman Aircraft this week an­ Boston, and armed forces person­ wiches plus 17 flavors of Ice gin very soon. WE HAVE DAILY their turtles In this event, which Public Records nounced two building programs, nel will attend University of Con­ cream. » CONCRETE begins at 6:46. one a $500,000 flight service, facil­ NET EARNINGS UP necticut’s fourth annual Institute DELIVERY TO THE ity to be erected at Bradley Field Hartford National Bknk and on Missile Technology Aug. 7. Warrantee Deeds CONES. SUNDAES, byAlrKaman, a subsidiary of air­ Trust Co. reported net operating The 1961 Convention of N a­ FOUNOATIONS Laura H. Beaumet, formerly tional Association of Real Estate craft corporation. earnings of $2,310,733 for the first JOHN L WHITHAM Laura F. Havey, to Rae P. and six months of 1961, an increase of Boards will be held in Miami BOLTON SODAS, etc. Donald L. CJordon of Rocky Hill, W. R. Miller, general manager NEW PANEIS of AlrKaman, and H. B. Wether- $229,2^7 over earnings of $2,081, Beach, Fla., Nov. 11-17. Located at Rt. 83 In Vernon, property oft Adams St. 506 for the first half of 1960. Net For some diseases, death claim LANDSCAPING Green Manor Const. Co., Inc., to ell, state director of aeronautics, payments by the Metropolitan between Vlttner Garden Cen­ said that construction of a 30,000 earnings per share were $1.94, Hardy A. and Betty Jean Sawyer, compared with $1.75 for the same Life Insurance Co. have decreased AREA ter and Conneettrut Golf QUALITY WORK LAWN MAINTENANCE property off Tracy Dr. square foot hangar and service sharply. For example, claims on hi building w ill begin within 60 days period last year. Land—S miles from Man­ Ml 9-70T0 ’William Foulda Jr. to Robert D. account of deaths from acute po­ chester Center. and Jean S. Breer, property at 76 after lease negotiations 'with the liomyelitis dropped to $111,000 state have been signed. The build­ BRIEFS E. i. POLOMSKI Princeton St. Mrs. Alvin Goodin of Main St., last year, from $217,000 in 1959. LENOX William J.- Shea to William and ing programs will take five The principal communicable dis­ Telephone' CoUect months to complete. Coventry, was high bidder on the Mabel D. Foulds, property off $338.50 round bed during Carnival eases of childhood — measles, PHARMACY STORRS, GA 9-9044 Boulder Rd. AlrKaman, low bidder on the fever, whooping cough, imd Read Herald Advs. state contract, will have a 20,000 of Sa'vings sidewalk bidding at Quitclaim Deed Watkins Bros. Thursday. Her bid diphtheria—were reaponslbl© for 294 E. hENTER ST. Seymour Grobard of West Hart­ square foot hangar, large enough price was not revealed, but bid­ only $22,000 in claim payments In ford to Frieda Grobard of West to house a twin-engine Convalr or ding began at $99.50. Picture of 1960, less than one fifth the TEL. Ml 9-0894 Hartford, property off Stock Pi. F27 type executive transports. A amounts paid on these diseases bed appeared on page one of and N. Main St. 10,000 foot square foot shop and Thursday’s edition of The Herald. two decades ago. Certificate of Incorporation office area will provide for the Government contracts have re­ ><• Manchester Oil Cd., Inc., with sales, service and repsUr of a wide PRESCRIPTIONS cently been awarded to Reliance capital of $50,000 divided into 5,000 MSKBCX range of aircraft accessories plus Mfg. Co. (parachutes, $367,614; MANCHESTER PARKADE shares of par value stock at $10 office rental space. each. Commencing business with deployment bags, $93,590) and Finest Fashions East of Kaman itself will expend its Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford TEL. the River! $1,050. Incorporators are Robert engineering design facilities by Hazard, Richard Tiachofer and (design, develop and test gas tur­ both FAIRWAY STORES approximately 20 per cent. The bine engine for Bureau of Ships Robert Re^us. / ' company’s Increasing research de­ Ml 9-9814 ______$441,000). » • o a m a c ir MM Ml fiffiT ol OPEN sign, preliminary design and en­ BIO BOUT< Ward Krause of Ward Music OPEN EVERY MONDAY gineering research fields has ne­ Co., 99 Summer Sl., recently spent MONDAYS In 1888, a 77-round bout be­ cessitated an addition to the tween Cal McCarthy and Jimmy several days tuning professionally THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Bloomfield helicopter company’s Reagan finally was called a draw used pianos at Maine’s summer PINE PHARMACY FOR YOUR SHOPPING engineering and administration of­ THE YEAR ’ROUND! ci'W Dtrir'r ___f3/\DKIIT.R JMT A n A M ft when both fighters bumped heads, places. 664 CENTEB STREET—CORNER OF ^ A M 8 CONVENIENCE! knocking each other out. fices on Blue Hills Ave. The Automobile Legal Associa­ The new space, to be added to tion (A L A ) reports that one busi­ "VARIETY AT. ITS BEST’ the rear of the existing building, ness in six is automotive and there ■will he 5,400 square feet and ■will are ^ 10,500,000 persons employed 975 Main St. • Middle Tpke. Eaat, N ext to Popular Market be entirely aircondltloned. Horn In highway transportation indus­ Construction Is the general con­ tries. tractor and expects to have the Indirect wages, or fringe bene­ job done and ready for occupancy fits to the state’s industrial pro­ CONNFXTICUT BLUE CROSS PRESENTS by Sept. 10. duction workers have increased 41 per cent in the past three and one- .AGAINST LAW half years, according to a survey Ohalr referral scilea plans are by Manufacturers Association of ELECTRONIC HEART” ■vlolatlonB of postal fraud and lot­ Connecticut. tery statutes, according to John Workers at an Ohio plant liter­ Wlet, executive vice presldeint of ally ate ff. car right off the produc­ ON CHANNEL 30 SUNDAY AT 10 O’CLOCK the Manchester Chamber of Com­ tion line. Factory, McGraw-Hill merce. publication, states. The plant, cele­ W let ■warns local merchants and brating its first' birthday, put a 16- Two I'lcnronic mstrunu-nts that oftan mean the difference he- consumeta that, according to the foot cake, shaped like a compact car. on the assembly line between twc'. n life and death for cardiac patients are shown m this month’s National Better Business Bureau, the' United States Post Office De­ regular runs. A t the end of the ’'Medicm;.‘ Idol" telecast. partment has ruled that the typi­ line, cake-cutting ceremonies were held, and hundreds of plant em­ One IS an electronic "pacem.iker", a pocket-size assembly of cal dwaln referral.' sales plan has the three essential elements of a ployes were served. 1,'aUeries and tiansistetrs. f?% sending an electric current lo the he.irt. lottery— prize, chance and consid­ F ifty space-age technologists and managers from industry. In­ the ’’ijac-'maker" I'.m restore a lagging cardiac spaik lo near normal, eration—^md is fraudulent In de­ sign and intent. cluding Manchester's Dorian keeping a heart beating regulaily. ”In a recent typical chain re Sbainlh, vice president and direc- Tbe otlu'i instrument is an electronic defibrillator, which applies ferral case, the Office' De­ partment ruled that the purchase high voltage to shock a he.irt out of hbiillation — a deadly ihythmless o f an article constitutes consider­ twitching of the heart. ations, and the promised oommla- For Honest slons represent prize. The element SPECIALS o f chance is present In the chain Economical Repairs on referral scheme because the Radio, TV, Stereo, FOR THE WEEKEND amount o f reward to participants THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY depends upon the efforts of others Phonograph Appliances w over whom the i>artlcipanta has CROCHETED STRAW DRESSES $ lO O C no control, and is therefore a mat­ FROM ITALY. REG. $29.95...... SUNDAY ter of chance. Hence, the chain re­ ferral sales plan la a lottery,” he Potterton's said. Phone MI 9-4537 ITALIAN HATS and BAGS. (QjE JULY 16 180 Center St.—Cor. of Church REG. $14.95...... J NEW BUSINESS An application to build a new PINE CIGARETTE CADDIES. dry cleanlngr business at the comer REG. $2.95...... 1...... l . y J n\-V of Lilley and Main Sta. haa been \ - - filed In the building department of­ SPICES. C - fice. Get... REG. 50c...... tt:: ...... 4 9 ^ v C. L. Hale, Inc,, builder, will con­ struct a $5,000, one-story (decagon style ■with canopy) building for SAMSONITE Everyday Cnrds^-Half Price WHNB LUGGAGE LAMPSHADES 20% OFF \ ■: THE OFFICE. OF For Your Vocotfon TABLE OF $1.00 ITEMS at 50c RAYMOND MOZZER- AT D.D.S, NUTMEG 983 MAIN STREET I n i a r l o v A Marlow’s and other fine Main W IL L BE CLOSE FROM St. stores OPEN TUESDAY GIFT SHOP tiim SATURDAY. 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Suburbia Today THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES N ew rolls 'em a n d roasts 'em Pvbllsind Monthly Hot Dog Rollster In This Issue . . Op«n H o u m For Burglars ... page 6 00 A c c o r d in g t o david s k o w r o n e k , #75996 in the $2.50 RETAIL X x V State Prison of Southern Michigan, no house is VALUE ONLY AND THE NECK BAND broken into by a burglar unless the felon is openly FIOM A BOTTLE OF invited by the carelessness of the people who live there. Mr. Skowronek, now serving time for burglary, n^akes his valuable experience available to you this month and tells, as only an expert can, how you can best keep the crook from your door. N ew Kraft CsiTs Sour Orapos . page 12 Bennett Cerf has spent a lot of his time, for many years, collecting the witty and profound and pertinent '7/’a the little things that drive me crazy—^for example the sitter problem . . and impertinent sayings of other famous (and some Barbecue Sauce infamous) people. By now, as you can well imagine, SlitUfttlA TODAY he has got together quite a bundle, and as you can the sauce that simmers real cookout flavor right into the meat! equally well imagine, there are many that he wishes he himself had said. This month he shares a few of Roasts 'em oven— roasts 'onmighti the best with us. roast chicken. (And you can even put Some hot dog roasters just cook wien­ on Kraft Barbecue Sauce as you roast For I'm A Jolly Good Follow . . page . 14 GETTING AROUND ers on 2 sides. The Hot Dog RoUstet ’em.) Safe, fun and easy for children roasts ’em on all sides—4 at a time, and to use. It’s a $2.30 retail value for only Distinguished Drama Critic John Chapman is a- .. .to Our Pleasant Places and People fast! Roasts ’em round and round, just 1 ^ ! So hurry—send in your order lucky man,< indeed. He can take his best friend along with him, wherever he goes. This month, in a marvel­ like an electric rotisserie you’d use to for the Hot Dog Rollster right away! ously funny article, he pokes fun at the person he he neatest traveling-salesman story we’ve Thanks for the tip. Mr. Robert S. Searight, of knows better than any other in the world—himself— Theard in ages actually happened to a friend of Long Beach, California. Mr. Searight never throws and reveals that “My Most Unforgettable Character ours and her husband one hot day not so long ago. away large, burnt-out light bulbs ttut makes tiny Is—Me!” They live on the Willamette River in Jennings models of the Eiffel Tower, sl)ips, and other in­ Lodge, Oregon, and one noontime a snappy out­ teresting scenes and installs .them inside the bulbs. .A Golf Courso For $18,0007.. . page 16 board tied up at their dock and two handsome He has done more tharv T,000 of them. First he Impossible, you say? Not at all. It just takes the young men in swim trunks and toppters came up makes his model, then removes the socket end of concerted will, determination, time, and effort of an the trail, greeted our friends, and then proceeded the bulb and inseris the miniature scene, using a entire community. The people of Sulphur, Louisiana, to take bread, tomatoes, oranges, and other items pin soldered, td a long piece of wire to get it into got one simply because they buckled down and did from a large hamper and spread out a picnic position. It^s an absorbing hobby, and, we under­ most of the work—clearing the land and laying out for the startled householders. Of course, it turned stand, the decora.tive bulbs make excellent gifts. the course—themselves. It took a lot of weekends and out that they Were salesmen for a cutlery outfit a lot of volunteer man-hours, but now, whenever a' and used this way of introducing themselves ' Sulphur resident tees up, he can be especially proud wherever there were prospective customers with Enterprising Mary Alice Baas, ten-year-old of his own pait in bringing it all about. houses along the water. As they took off with entrepreneur and spreader of culture, operates her our friends' order in their hands (one of th^m on own library set up in the breezeway of her Troy, ^ CEM water skis, at that), they confided thatT^hey had Michigan, home. She started with SO books, but a couple of steaks in the locket^ and. had their her stock has more than doubled from recent con- Noted cartoonist-illustrator sales calls carefully timed so as'to arrive at the Charles E. Martin, our cover home of someone with a epu^e of young, unmar­ artist for July, shows us all ried daughters just a ^ u t dinnertime. the promise of summer out- of-doors—brisk hikes, long drives, canters through near­ Mr. Hqwtird Sparber, of Morris County, New by parks, picnics, and long bi­ , has come up withal new toy that promises cycle tours. There are enough to take the fear and mystery dut of giving hypo- trees and flowers and oflf-the- 'dermic injections to young children. Mr. Sparber beaten paths for everybody to designed a stuffed elephant called Shotzie, who is tributions. Mary catalogues her books in a loose- enjoy, says CEM, so let's all carried around on hypodermic trays by nurses. leaf notebook; limits her small customers (at least get out and find them. ten a day, we hear) to five books with a two-week limit; and charges 2 cents a day for books over­ due. Mary says science books are fast movers, but one item called “A Chimp In The Family” is the most popular book on her shelves. How to get your MAIL THIS ORDER FORM TQDAYt IIONARO S. DAVIOOW liNIST V. NIYN Sail®* PpblisliGf Edfh>r-ln-ChMf Hot Dog Rollster Kraft Hot Dog R olls^ Seaman, Ohio MAtlON lOWNDfS DfLMAR iir r A sign on a lawn spotted by. David Deutsch Send $1.00 and the neck band CdHor Managing Bdifor near Skaneateles, New York, reads, “Your Feet -from a bottle of new K n ft Bar­ Please send me— Hot Dog Roilster(s). For each Rolltter CHRISrtNA PAPPAS PNIIUP DYKSTAA JOHN tAIUY Are Killing Me.” ^ becue Sauce (Regular or Hidcory 1 am enclosing $1:00 in cash, check or money order (no Atsociatn Edifpt ' Arf Oiraefor Humor Editor . Smoke Savoml) to Kraft Hot Dog stamps, pleaM) aiid one neck bend from a bo^e of new The child is given Shotzie to hold before his own Rollsier, Seaman, Ohio. (l» Cf»- shot is administered. Then the nurse gives a mock tend neck band and $1.25 Kraft Barbecue Sauce (Regular or Hickory Smoke flavor^). StIfiURBIA t o d a y U diitributgd notionolty with nGwtpopGrs eds, in Mlgcfod Mfburfaon Editorial officM ot 60 Eost injection to the elephant. While the youngster is Ruth Stocks, of Decatur, Georgia, reports hear- to RO. Box 1111, Montreal, 3, 56th St., Now York 22, N. Y. Advorthing offices.at 576 L«xington busy comforting Shotzie and showing him how to ' ing about a tavern whose owner has installed Quebec, Canada.) NAME______■ - ■ ' -■______■ _ , ■ • - jMnnrHMi ^ "' .: - A*o., Now York 22, N . Y. Butinou oBkot ot 153 N. Michigon be brave, the nurse can give the young patient safety belts around his bar stools . . . for the use This oBcr expins DKemlMr 31.1961, Avo., Chicago 1, lit. Woltor C. Oroyfui, Vico Prosidonl. Patrick his own injection, with a minimum of agitation. : tad is cood ditaagbaat dse Uoised Annapaa 0'Rourko,vAdvorti»ing Director. Ford King, Advortiiing Manogor. of the “fast” crowd. Continued on page 4 Sam and Canada aaly. Void arboc Morton Frank, Director of PubNiher Relotiont. © 1961, Suburbia prahibiwd, laatd or irstricsed. Please ilknr 21 days for detisety. CITY- Publishing Corporotion, 153 N. Michigan Ave., Chkogo 1, III. -ZONE__ STATE- All right! reserved. - f «• Suburbia Today, July I96J but whose every attempt to grow just before the rain, but there’s plenty them turns into disaster. Finally, this left.” The two men looked at the bag, year, the neighbor’s garden began, then at each other, then at the rain. Conlinued from page 2 GETTING AROUND miraculously, to grow. Where there The bag was full of cement was Once despair, there were now lit­ tle stems and leaves pushing up Goodness does not go unrewarded A few months ago, Bill Katz, who through the ground. One late after­ A visitor, riding in a taxi through for long. Witness the performance of owns a dfy-cleaning store in Plain- noon, after about nine hours of gar­ Shelby County, Tennessee, noticed the people of Poland, Ohio, and how view, New York, was given a set of dening, the rains began to fall, so Ae that the driver slowed down twice they responded when Baz Wellman’s oil paints by his mother-in-law, and neighbor ducked into the garage, and even stopped once to let pedes­ greenhouse was destroyed by fire. since then wonderful things have where her husband and Mr. and Mrs. trians get across the street. The visi­ Baz, for many years, quietly remem­ been happening. He’d never painted Williams had also taken shelter. “ I’ll tor was even more impressed when bered hundreds of sick and shut-in in his life before but decided to try have to get more fertilizer,” said her the driver, figuring that such unusual people with flowers, at his own ex­ copying a magazine cover. He liked husband. “We’re all out again.” “Why, courtesy called for an explanation, New Bleu Cheese Dressmgs pense. When the people of Poland it, hung it over the fur-storage vault, I didn’t use it all,” she interrupted, turned to his passenger and said, heard about his rnisfortune, they im­ and in a matter of days had sold it pointing to a big paper bag full of “See, -if you hit them you’ve gotta no one can buy mediately took action. Each church to one of his customers. Pretty soon. white, powdery stuff. “I used a lot fill out a report.” in the village held a dinner, which .. ftaah diaooverifla m ade w ith this GOOD SEASONS BOX brought in a total of $3,000. Other greenhouses in the area stored his plants, while a number of skilled private citizens chipped in their time G o^S easons Bleu Cheeae Dressing. A cswuny, bright and talents to help Mr. Wellman dnwmg ftill of the flavor choke blue rhtwn Mellow, build his greenhouse again. yettangy. TMiteaecondetomix. Easydiractioiieareoiithe still life followed portrait followed Good Seasons envelope. You combfae your fiavoeita oO, landscape, till his store turned into a vinegar and a little vrater YYi|th. Che M l* The water, or a Pam, a dog who lives on Martha cleaning shop-art gallery—and what’s ■ datibrteti^id, nudtes the Mend nnoother. Too cSb. nee E. Burke’s block in Lutherville, more, the paintings began to sell for Maryland, is one of the most frus- maoyeobetitnteB seerecipesbdowfiardrikion««ggiiwjnT,t $3S-$60 dollars each. You can get a painting faster now than you can get Bleu Cheese Dressing w ith Anehovy. When^making a suit pressed. When one customer yoor Good Seasema dteanng, aobstitiite for the vrater one commissioned a painting at 9:00 2 ON. can of anchovy diets (with ofl), ininced. This adds a A.M., “1 had it wrapped and ready piquant toudi—savory but jnot sham- with any to go at 10:45,” says Mr. Katz. lettuce. A man's type iTressiin Bleu Cheese Pecan Ihteasing. Blue dieeae and J^ c e Williams, of Lyndon, Ken­ an natural go-togkhera! Add 2 rounded taMewioom of trated creatures in the world these tucky, says she lives next door to a “Want to see something ctite?" Mariqiod pecans to the finished dreeeing. The nuts give a delirfatfuL ctuhA v taeto am i tmrtnwa warm days. Pam, it. seems, likes to lady who is that most unfortunate of , SUIUN9IA TOOAT bury ice cubes. gardeners, a person who loves flowers Bleu Cheese Dreestag w ith EUierry. Use sherry vrine inkesd of water in your dreering. A wonddtftd dwamut fbr both llniit and green aalads.

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UMMERTIME IS vacation timcNbr most Simply make a bit of noise: creak the bed people, but it’s harvest time fm\bur- S K- springs or kick the wall. A bursar listens glars. I spent ten years in that shady pro­ for these things. Any waking sounds from fession, and 90% of my work was done in Wamin;j, id careless the occupants mean it’s time to go, and the warm summer months when people are he’ll be moie than happy to climb right on the mqve. It's a time when no one ■ back ou^ ^th o u t making any. trotable. thinks twice about a stranger in the neigh­ The chief concern of the homeowner, property holders! borhood, and police have their hands full however, should not be getting burglars with tourist-swollen trafRc. The author, David Skowronek, speaks from out of the house but keeping them out. The houses left empty by vacationers are experience—for the benefit of homeowners^ ■ You can start by not using spring-type target number one for the prowler. Much A recognized expert, snap locks on your doors. The rankest of his time is devoted to locating them, and amateur can open these with a piece of it pays off well. So well, according to FBI celluloid faster than you can with a key. reports, that residence bursaries occur at ^ from kicking in a store. And I don’t have The best locks are the dead-bolt type that now serving time in the rate of one a minute, twenty-four hours ' to worry about fancy burglar alarms, barred have to be locked manually. Use these not a day. windows, heavy-duty locks, and safes. only on the front door but at the rear of the It’s not hard for a professional burglar Add to ^is the fact that suburban areas house where most illegal entries are made. Stale Prison, tells to learn what families are away on vaca­ Poo! water ^ aren’t as heavily patrolled as metropolitan And be sure you have good mechanical tion. Some spot their intended victims be­ 4? business districts, and you have a burglar’s locks on your windows. fore they leave just by listening to gossip protection starts paradise. Especially in the summer. ■ If you have to hide a spare key use a in shopping centers. I used to cany a sam­ Of course, all is not open windows and little imagination when you do it. Try hid­ ple case from door to door, representing sm all,.. with clean getaways. Burglars have problems, ing it at least ten feet from the door. myself as a salesman for some such thing too. Pogs, for instance—and sometimes ■ Never leave your home empty with all as wind-powered rotisseries or instant fer­ » HTH chlorination. ^ worse. I remember one night finding a the lights turned off. A light burning in the tilizer. 1 never made any sales, but it was P ground-floor window unlocked in an ex- window discourages most burglars, but if a dandy excuse for finding unoccupied From the smallest wading pools to pensive suburban home. 1 knew the place you let it bum on into the daytime you houses and asking the neighbors when my the largest swimming pools . . . HTH ^ was empty because I’d just spent five min- might as well send out invitations. A cheap How prospective “clients” would be home. utes pounding on the front door. So I keeps the water healthy and tempting photoelectric switch is good insurance Many things can happen to an unoccu­ for tots and adults, alike. Just empty­ raised the window and hoisted myself in. here. The best place to show a light is in the pied house. Some professional colleagues of ing a pool is never enough . . . a child _* I was head and shoulders inside when I bathroom window. A single light there, no mine specialize in large-scale burglary, ^ noticed two glowing eyes blinking at me matter how late' will convince most bur­ can contaminate a freshly filled pool known in the trade as the “truck hustle.” in the darkness. That’s the way cats look glars that someone is up and about. in seconds. All pools must be chlorin­ Using the salesman pitch, they locate a at burglars. Usually it’s friendly since cats ■ If you plan on being away over a period ated every day, regardless of size. Dry, number of houses that will be empty for and burglars have much in common. of days, bfe sure to stop all deliveries, and free-flowing HTH Granular or handy at least a week. Then they rent a large van But these eyes were eight inches apart! arrange for a neighbor to pick up the mail HTH Tablets release effective, depend­ and start making the rounds, posing as ^ Two one-eyed cats, maybe? Feeling a and tend the lawn. A cluttered front porch able chlorine to keep pool water sani­ movers and loading up with expensive fur­ ; little sick, I turned my penlight on them, and a shaggy lawn are sure indications that nishings. If conditions are right they will tary all day . . . make pools a healthy i Staring me dead in the face was somebody’s a house is up for grabs. completely strip a house. plam to play. For the details, write for ' pet panther. Fortunately, the beast was on ■ Dogs are fine burglar insurance, but if I never worked in the daytime and 1 a fi^ copy of HOME POOL CARE. ; a chain— I wasn’t, but I still took half the you take yours with you on vacation make never used a truck. But if I knew for sure To Attract window with me getting oiit of there. certain his empty kennel isn’t too conspicu­ a family was on vacation I went back at ous. Taken with other small signs, this can night when I had plenty erf time and pri­ Kee^ your poo! v en th o u g h burglars would rather say a lot to an experienced burglar. vacy. It was no trouble to pack a minimum work on an empty house, it doesn’t ■ Don’t allow the local papers to print "driving dean" with of $500 worth of merchandise into my car. E ' always turn out that way. Sometimes a bur- one of those vacation items about your I glar doesn’t find out it’s inhabited until leaving. Burglars are great ones for reading HTH h e o n ly a c c o m pl ic e I ever had was - 1 after he is inside. This happens often enough the society columns. V BiirHai complacency. Most homeowners con­ so that every homeowner should be familiar ■ Notify the police when you leave on va­ Tsider burglary a rare phenomenon that con­ O 0 with the etiquette of being robbed—or, cation, and give them the approximate date fines itself largely to jewelry stores. They ^ what to do until the burglar leaves. of your return. You’ll be making their job O l i i i seem to think there is nothing in their homes S, If you’re smart, you don’t do anything. easier because they will know what houses to interest a burglar unless they have a wall CHEBAl^ALS DIVISION You don’t panic and, above all, you don’t to watch for any suspicious activity. \ safe or expensive furs or gems or quantities ; jv jump out of bed and try to apprehend the of loose cash or negotiable securities. Those intruder. There is a popular and dangerous o INSURE that your house will still be HTH® la a trademark things are nice, but a burglar who took misconception that burglars don’t carry secure on its foundation when you nothing else would end up on relief, or T id guns. Well, you should have seen the one I con^e back from that next trip, just look it even have to go straight carried. It was so big and ugly it %ared over from my point of view, and compare it FREE BOOKLET OFFER When I break into a house, I km after ' even me, but on at least one occasion it was ior burglar appeal with those nearby. Pro­ -- things that can be easily disposed of, things - all that kept 220 pounds of indignant home- fessional burglars take the course of least Olin Mathieson Chemical CorpoijLtion, Baltimore 3, Md. W that are found in every home. I look for owner from clobbering me with a golf club. resistance. There are plenty of houses Please send me your free booklet, "Home Pool Care." new clothes, luggage, sports equipment, ■y My gun was never loaded— I’d rather go where they can ply their trade, and they typewriters, cameras, ra^os (the pocket- to prison for burglary than murder—but always choose the one that is easiest— the N am e...... - able transistor types), TV sets, power tools, T others in my profe^iqn aren’t so fastidious, one with the open door, the unlocked win­ and . any other small but expensive ap­ y. There is one ver^ effective thing you can dow, or the obviously absent owners. Address...... pliances. In short, all the stuff I could get X. ' \ f / 1 do when prowlers go bodmp in the night. They seldom come uninvited. i - \ A City...... :...... 2one___ State...... Siihurl-ut Jnl\ l ‘^')l Suburbia Today, July 1961 $T-01 _ 9325 Bathing Suit by'Cola of California. Boach Enaambla by Evolyn Sini of Abby Michael Siihinhid- The Misfits** . I //] l)d\! I ,

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The IVell-Vressed 1 13 V4-OS. can pineapple tidbits, TO m ar inate : 2 hrs. salads including the frozen variety. 1 2Vi* to 3>lb. tongae cooked ac- drained (reserve simp) 2 cnps cooked chicken (ent in TO PREPARE AND COOK: 25 MIN. cordinB to pkc. direetioaa 1 844-oa. ean aprieot halves, 44-in. cubes) drained and ent in pieces 44 cnp orange juice Vi cop cold water 4i cnp dry white wine (reserve simp) 44 cnp sugar 1 tablecpoon (1 c o t .) nnfla- 3 tablespoons lemon juice V4 cnp better or margarine 44 teaspoon salt vored gelatin 1 Vi cups celery pieces (cut 2 egg yolksr slightly beaten 144 caps vegetable broth (dissolve 2 tablespoons floor ^ diagonally) Ms teaspoon salt F|G0(IIKII 2 egg whites 2 vegetable booUlon cubes in 2 cups green and red grapes, 2 tablespoons sngar 2 tablespoons sngar 144 cops bot water) ent in halves and seeded 1 egg, slightly beaten * 1 tablespoon lemon jnice 1 6-oz. pkg. lime-flavored gela­ Vi cnp coarsely chopped salted tin 2 tablespoons lemon juice . I . , ■ ■ ■• cashews 1 tablespoon batter or margarine Guarantees the most 1 cnp verjr hot water 44 cap chilled whipping cream, 44 cap orange sections, cat in 1 enp mayonnaise, ehUled Vi-in. pieces whipped 2 cnps cold water IV i teaspoons salt 2 cnps cream-style cottage Vi cap maraschino cherries, Jive salads__ five dressings Vi teaspoon white pepper 1. Combine V4 cup of the orange cbeese, sieved drained and eat in qoarters juice, 44 cup sugar, and salt in top Vi cup chilled whipping cream, V4 cnp chopped pecans 1. Put chicken into a marinade of whipped 1 cap miniatnre marshmallows to tempt all salad lovers the wine and lemon juice, moistening of a double boiler. Stirring con­ V4 cnp mayonnaise Vi cap packaged grated coconat all surfaces. (3over and set in refrig­ stantly, heat over medium heat until spot-free dishes Vi cnp prepared horse-radish IV i cnps chilled whipping cream, erator to marinate 2 hrs., turning sugar is dissolved and mixture sim­ 1 teaspoon grated onion whipped pieces occasionally. mers; set over simmering water. 44 cap mayonnaise 1. Lightly oil a 3-qt. ring mold with MELANIE DE PROFT, Food Editor 2. Remove chicken from marinade 2. Vigorously stir about 3 table?- any dishwasher can wash! salad or cooking oil (not olive oil). 1. A 9Vi xS Vi x4-in, loaf pan, a fancy,, (reserving marinade) and toss chick­ spoons o f the bot mixture into Set aside to drain. shallow 2-qt. mold, individual molds, en with celery, grapes, and nuts. yolks; immediately blend into mix­ or circular cartons will be needed. ture in double boiler top. Cbok over 2. Cut 24 very thin s lic « o f tongue 3. SItir salt and pepper into mayon­ /f simmering water 3 to 5 min., stirring diagonally from small end of tongue 2. Add enough apricot sirup to the naise. M ix in enough o f the reserved slowly to keep mixture cooking to use for top o f mold. Cut 12 uni­ pineapple sirup to make 1 cup. marinade (about 6 tablespoons) to evenly. Renaove from heat. form thin straight slices through cen­ 3. Melt butter in a saucepan; blend thin mayonnaise to desired consist­ ter of tongue to place vertically in a mixture o f flour and sah. Cook, ency; blend well with chicken mix­ 3. Beat egg whites until frothy; around outer edge of mold. stirring constantly, until mixture bub­ ture. Serve on chicory or other gradually add 2 tablespoons sugar, 3. For aspic layer, sprinkle un­ bles. Rem ove from heat; add fruit salad greens. 6 to 8 servings beating well after each addition; beat ',* " 5 flavored gelatin evenly over cold sirup gradually, stirring constantly, until rounded peaks are formed. water: let stand 5 min. Dissolve over and cook until thick and smooth. Stir Blend egg whites into orange mixture. hot water. Stir into broth. Chill in in sugar; remove from heat 4. Heat lemon juice and the remain­ SALAD DRESSING ing orange juice to lukewarm. Stir­ refrigerator, stirring occasionally, un­ 4. Stir several tablespoons o f the hot TTALIANO til mixture is slightly thickened. mixture into egg. Immediately return ring constantly,' gradually add to 4. Spoon one-half of chilled gelatin to saucepan; cook over low heat, stir­ TO prepare: 10 m in . mixture in double-boiler top. Ckiok into mold; arrange diagonally cut ring constantly, 3 or 4 min. Stir in (allow time to flavor bread) over simmering water until thick and tongue slices, overlapping in a ring. lemon juice. C ool and chill. 2 tliees while bread smooth, about 10 min., stirring con­ 2 elovas gariie stantly. Add butter and stir until Spoon remaining chilled gelatin over 5. In a bowl, toss together the fruit 1 S«a> ean tomato tanee melted. Cool and chill. tongue; chill until aspic is just set, pieces, nuts, marshmallows, and co­ 1 Vi teaapomu salt but not firm. conut. Blend the whipped cream, 5. Just before serving, gently fold V4 teaspoon block pepper whipped cream into orange mix­ 5. Meanwhile, prepare lime-cottage mayonnaise, and chilled fruit sauce 1 teaspoon sngar ture. Spoon dressing into serving dish cheese layer. Add hot water to lime- together. Fold into the fruit mixture V4 teaspoon paprika flavored gelatin; stir until dissolved. until well blended. Turn into mold Vi enp salad oil and sprinkle with 44 teaspoon grated orange peel. M ix in ilhe cold water. Chill over ice and freeze until firm, about 4 hrs. V4 cup eider vinegar About 216 cups dressing and water, stirring frequently until 6. Remove from freezer and soften 1. Remove crust from bread. Chit slightly thicker than the consistency slightly before serving on chilled garlic into thin slices and insert in o f thick, unbeaten egg'* white. Blend plates. Garnish with a rip e and bread. Let stand at least 1 hr. ; CREAMY ROQUEFORT in a mixture o f cottage cheese and g re e n o liv e and a spoonful o f salted 2. Remove garlic; finely crumble DRESSING last four ingredients. pecans. About 16 servings bread into a bowl. Blend in tomato TO prepare: 10 m in . 6. Place the 12 uniform tongue slices sauce, salt, pepper, sugar, and pa­ 44 lb. Roquefort cbeeae against the outer edge o f the mold. prika. Beat in oil and vinegar. Store, / 4 4 cnp mayonnaise Spoon the lime-gelatin mixture over PATIO POTATO SALAD covered, in refrigerator. Stir before X 44 cap soar cream the aspic layer. (Both gelatin mix­ serving. /Vd cups dressing 44 cap whippinc cream tures should be o f the same consist­ TO prepare: 40 m in . 1 lablesptNm lemon juice ency when combined.) Chill until 6 medium-sized potatoes, cooked 1 tablespoon chopped chives firm, about 3 hrs. Unmold and gar­ and sliced , 44 teaspoon Worcestershire sanee FRENCH DRESSING Few drops Tabasco nish with w ater cress. 1V4 teaspoons salt Few grains garlic salt A b ou t 12 servings Vi cap thinly sliced green onions' A LA CHIFFONADE with tops TO prepare: 10 m in . Crumble cheese in a bowl using a 1 cap mayonnaise fork; add remaining ingredients and Vi cnp thick sonr cream 1 clove garlic, ent in half / GREEN BEAN-PEA SALAD mix well. Store, covered, in refrig­ cup cider vinegar 1 hard-cooked egg (yolk sieved, erator. Serve on chilled, crisp salad 2 teaspoons Worcestershire white finely chopped) ^ooMina greens. 2 cups dressing DDfflPI sanee ’ 1 teaspoon salt V4 lb. bacon, diced and pan- V4 teaspoon black peppgr broiled nntil crisp V4 teaspoon paprika Prepare Italian salad dressing mix MALLOW- 44 teaspoon dry mnstaid according to package directions. Pour Sprinkle potatoes with salt. Add DRESSING green onions; toss to mix. Blend next 44 enp salad oil enough dressing over cooked peas 44 cap wine vinegar TO prepare: about is m in . and cut green beans in a bowl to .four ingredients together; toss with 2 tablespoons chopped parsley Combine 2 oz. (about 8) m arsh­ coat the vegetables; toss lightly, potatoes to coat evenly. Top with Rub a bowl with the cut surfaces df m allow s and 2 tablespoons gren a­ cover, and set in refrigerator to ba^on before serving. 6 to 8 servings garlic. Blend sieved egg yolk togethtf dine sim p in top o f a double boiler. marinate at least 1 hr. Drain vege­ with salt, pepper, paprika, and mus­ Heat over simmering water, stirring tables, if necessary, and toss with A colorful array of salad makings'— tard in the b w l. Adding gradually, frequently, until marshmallows are chopped onion. Serve on salad FirstJishwaslier detergent with germ-removing Purisol! .______from fresh gree^ and fruits vigorously stir in oil and vinegar. melted. Remove from heat. Blend in greens and garnish each serving Blend in egg white and parsley. Store, 44 cup thick sour cream. (% ill with a tomato slice sprinkM with — - to fine oils and herbs— Not even hand-polishing gets glassware, dishes and silver more spotless covered, in refrigerator; stir or shake thoroughly. Serve with fra it or fruit- snipped parsley. Spoon additional suggests the unlimited combinations well before using. filled gelatin salads. than new Dishwasher all (now with Purisol added to safeguard family dressing over salad, if desired. the connoisseur can concoct. A b ou t 44 cup dressing ______About 1 cupJsess^g Jiealthj. It's recommended by dishwasher manufacturers. Satisfaction is guaranteed by Lever Brothers or your money back. 10 Suburbia Today, July 1961 Suburbia To<^, July 1961 II Announcing A Basic Advance In Home Freezer Design To Give You The Greatest Convenience WHY * The great comebacks—read them and laugh DIDNT New KELVINATOR FOODARAMA FREEZER o w MANY OF THE BEST Congress is in session.” remembered gems of they would have made him famous! But who was H A t an elaborate, white-tie- around to record them? Hear these: wit and repartee actually were and-tails banquet he told the coined by the glittering souls Cynical octogenarian Somerset Maugham: Now assemblage, “ I think it might that I’ve grown old, I realize that for most of us to whom they are attributed? be better if more people worked MORE FOO I frequently have seen the it is not enough to have achieved personal suc­ for their dinners' and fewer same classic lines credited to a cess. One’s best friends must also have failed. dressed for them.” half dozen different celebrities. Bruce Barton: A star salesman needs more If Dorothy Parker ongi- In one version. Max Beer- than charm and perseverance. H e needs imagi­ AT YOUR FINGER TIPS nated only thirty percent o f the bohm said something devastat­ nation. Let me remind you that the stinger of a things she has been given ing to H. G. Wells. In another, bee is only three one-hundredths o f an inch long. credit for, her place among Dorothy Parker delivered the The rest o f the twelve inches is pure imagination. the country’s: brightest wits is same bon mot to Hedda Hop­ Carl Sandburg: Advice is what the old give assured. Returning from Eng­ per. This spring, so help me, the young when they no longer can set a bad land one summer, she ex­ example. Marilyn Monroe, according to plained that she had devoted one imaginative columnist, Jack Benny: Give me my golf clubs, the fresh the better part of her time to whispered it to Joe Di Maggio! air, and a beautiful girl, and you can keep the sliding up and down barristers. golf clubs and the fresh air. Any honest celebrity who A drunk bn the boat developed subscribes to a clipping serv­ Harry Truman: One o f our troubles today stems an unrequited passion for her. ice'w ill admit he hears some from the fact that too many adults and not enough Miss P. referred 1o him as “ a children believe in Santa Claus. o f his cleVer^st punch lines for rhinestone in the rough.” A t the first tim e ^ h e n he reads John Mason Brown: The mind is a wonderful the captain’s dinner, her pur­ that he has delive^d^ them. thing. It starts working the minute you’re bom suer assured her, “ I simply N or does this cause him^tp and never stops until you’re called upon to make cannot bear fools.” “Appar­ a few remarks in public.' i l i i l i i l complain! If the lines are good ently,” snapped Miss Parker, r m enough, he simply adds them Groucho M are: The hardest place to tell the SAY “ your mother did not have the to his repertoire forthwith— difference between chicken and veal is in a drug­ same difficulty.” store’s tuna fish sandwich. and mddestly accepts the Once, when she entered the credit for them. Sholem Aleichem: If somebody tells you you > 1 „ dining room alongside a beau­ Some of the most widely have ears like a donkey, pay no attention. But tiful and catty lady playwright, quoted tons mots of all time if two people tell you, buy a saddle. the playwright stepped aside, arose from Oscar W ilde’s feud William Inge: Flattery is like perfume. The idea saying sweetly, “Age before is to smell it, not swallqw it. u ' W with James M cNeill Whistler. Near the very top beauty.” “ Pearls befbre swine,” responded Dor­ Robert Pertn Warren: Poets are terribly sensi­ is Whistler’s “Oscar has been invited to all the othy Parker, just as swwTly, and swept into as tive people, and one o f the things they are most best homes of England— once.” Another time, hearty a dinner as ever she a tb .. sensitive about is cash. [raira Wilde approved a sally of Whistler’s and admitted, In the White Rains, N .Y ., courthouse the dis­ Gov. Edmund Muskie: An economist is a man “ I wish I had said that.” Whistler’s famous re­ tinguished lawyer, Joseph H. Choate, oh<% drew who tells you what to do with your money after joinder was, “ You will, Oscar, you will.” a local opponent who tried to sway the juiySty you’ve done something else with it. Wilde’s last years were marked by tragedy. advocating they “disregard the Chesterfieldian When he lay dying, apparently in a coma, his Satchel Page: Never look back. Something may urbanity of the expensive lawyer from Fifth Ave­ be gaining on ybu. Parisian landlord expressed his concern to the nue. ’ Choate’s riposte, one o f the most widely one old friend who appeared at the bedside. “ Who Chester Bowles: N o artny is as powerful as an t - - k ■ quoted in legal lore, was that his“Chesterfieldian idea whose time has come. is going to put up the money for the poor devil’s urbanity” might be decidedly preferable to his Model V-900 funeral?” he queried. The friend shrugged his Jean Domergue, French writer: The wprld be­ opponent’s “ Westchesterfieldian suburbanity.” shoulders. W ilde’s eyelids flickered, and he said longs to women. When a tnan is bora, people ask Another of tl» most widely quoted wits of our feebly, “ I fear, gentlemen, that I am dying beyond how his mother is. When he gets married, people time was playwright George S. Kaqfman. Kaufman my means.” exclaim, “ Isn’t the bride sweet!” When he is dead, COMPLETE LINE OF CHEST FREEZERS, TOO! traced his ancestry back to Sir Roderick Kaufman, Another proverbial wit was Will Rogers. His people ask, “ H ow much did he leave hfr?” who, he claimed, went on the crusades-as a spy. humor was straight to the point— buf never mali­ Mrs. Pat Campbell (when a reporteOsked: World’s Most Convenient Freezer A spurious gold-mine promoter once assured him “ Why do you suppose women are so la c k i^ in hu­ cious. When he starred in Florenz Ziegfeld’s his property was so rich Now . . . no more digging through endless well... ahd you get all of the built-in qual­ mor?” ): “God did it on tollies, 'he directed many of his sallies at the there was no necessity to packages for the frozen f o ^ you want! ity, dependability and long life for wnich famous beauties Mr. Ziegfeld a ss^ b le d for his purpose— so that we may This new two-door Foodarama Freezer Kelvinator. has become famous as the dig for the gold; it lay puts 40% more foods up Sbnt. Eveiything’s oldest and largest manufacturer-of low annual extravaganza. BY BENNETT CERE love you men instead o f around right on the sur­ easy to reach, easy to mid. f •' temperature storage cabinets for ice cream “In every town we play,” observed Rogers, laughing at you.” And what a capacity! With 18.2 cu. ft.' and frozen foods. face. “What?” grumbled Kaufman. “You mean “some millionaire comes along and marries one The quick and witty comebacks of the late ^3 for storage, Foodarama holds 637 pounds . . . Don’t buy any fr^zer till you see this I’d have to stoop over to pick it up?” When in­ all in a cabinet only 41' wide, 63' high and new Kelvinator Foodarama Freezer, or one of those wonderful chorus girls Flo Ziegfeld Geoige Bernard Shaw have often been printed. I formed that an associate’s daughter at Vassar had 25' deep. It even fits flush with walls and of the other uprights, including “ No Frost” worked so hard to find. Some of them don’t come once witnessed one o f his sharpest. cabinets. eloped, Kaufman remarked, “ A h ! She put the models that end forever the messy job of W e were walking along Piccadilly at his usual 'There’s every storage ranvenience as hand defrosting. back to the show for three or four weeks! . . . heart before the course!” They’re so beautiful,” he sighed later. Jitfs sad to gallop when suddenly a man came up to him and This very month, I ’ve- come across a dozen 1^ How Can Kelvinator Bring You So Much Value? think that twenty ypars from now they’ll all be said, “ Oh, M r. Shaw. I would like so much to Because Kelvinator, unlike others, doesn’t make costly annual model changes . . . mere pithy lines I wish I had said myself. Probably five years older.” meet you. My name is Rothschild.” “change for change’s sake.” Instead, its Constant Basic Improvement program brings you every reader of this article has made observations ModM H-920 the newest advances just as soon as they sue trated and approved, giying you plus value! ^ “Is the field of humor overcrowded?” Will Shaw never stopped. “Good-bye,- Mr; Roth­ just as penetrating or, alas, thought o f them too schild,” he said. Rogers once was asked. H e replied, “ Only when bfodel illustrated is eiA eu.fi. Kelvinator Save During Kelvinator “ SOLDEN OPPORTUNITY DA YS "... late on the way home from the occasion where Why didn’t I say that! and h o ld s 739 pounds, has fast-freeu eOmparlment, five freezing tu rf acts, flood­ 12 Suburbia Today, July 1961 light, temperature control, porcelain liner, lock and key. ~- SEEYOUR DEALER NOW! h e INTENDED RECIPIENT of this Verbal lollipop was thing about this period is that he never met Hemingway. born on the twenty-fourth anniversary of the Custer liVvone of Chaucer’s Tales is the apostrophe, “O belly, Tmassacre. His parents thought he was human and were very foul bag, full of corruption, what labor and cost to provide good to him all the time he was growing. for thee!” The possessor of this character’s belly always So delicious In the course of a life which he has managed to prolong spoke to it kindly and gave it anything its little heart they’re banned M Y MOST by waking up every morning, no matter what the cost, he desired—as a reward for its once having saved him from has met very many fascinating death or severe injury. ■ people, including his wife, Charles He was going to take the noon train from Paris to Calais in Las Vegas A. Lindbergh, W. C. Fields, and to spend a few days at Cap Gris Nez with Gertrude Ederle, UNFORGETTABLE —in an official seance—the first who was training for her first try at the Channel. But he juvenile-court judge, Ben B. Lind- always gets hungry at noon sharp, and he remembered that / sey. But the most enthralling is the restaurant in the railroad station was noted for its snails. himself, for he never knows what he is going to do next, So he stunk himself up with garlic during a fine two-hour and afterward he doesn’t know why he did it. lunch and got the 2:30 train. CHARACTER So far as anybody dares recall, the subject had an undis­ Ther^ was a long delay at Amiens, for the noon train tinguished childhood in Denver. He had only one fist fight, had been wrecked there and burned from end to end. The didn’t mind school, and never played hookey—but he was casualties were scored by the hundred. This character took an habitual truant from Sunday School. He absconded with advantage of the delay by wandering into town and asking -ME! the dime for the collection plate, spent half of it on an a man in a photo shop if he happened to have any souvenir Wc'rc teasing about tlie ice-cream cone and the other half for a round trip on the postcards of the wreck. .He did indeed, and he sold a set town but nut alxMit the taste! Cherrilyn car. This was a horse-drawn streetcar which went for a few francs. From Calais these pictures were sent on Curdials by Cointreau are up a hill, and when it got to the end of the line at the top to the fellow’s picture syndicate in London, where they delightfully, deliciously, de­ BY JOHN CHAPMAN lectably different. Enjoy the horse would climb on the back platform and ride on made a clean beat on a sensational story. Foul bag indeed! Maturity—inspired one day by them in main dishes, in des- down with the rest of the passengers, while the conductor Twenty-five years ago our subject bought a house in "liquid corn flakes," he decorated his pool. , sorts, neat after dinner. Aiul, manned the brake lever. Westport, Conn., and began learning how to be a subur­ in the drink that’s fast be­ "rrl ______A nd no apologies to This gruel of a lad—he was too thin to be called a banite. The process continues. There is the dog next door, coming a summer sensation: Service crew of seven, including cook, who were building broth—began earning steady money when he was fifteen, for example. This bee eye double-itch continually barks Cafe Cointreau. a road in the Pike National Forest. They did it the hard way, Reader*s Digest, either— stacking books in the public library after school. Unlike at anything, anybody, or nothing at all. This character has with dynamite and two horses. One of the horses. Bill, was Cafe Cointreau the late Fred Allen who found many of his jokes while cured her of barking at him by sneaking up on her a few locoed and thus slow in the head. It took our hero a genera­ stacking books in the Boston library by reading the works times and barking at her first. Sweeten iced black coffee the distinguished drama critic tion to learn that locowecd was marijuana. of the Rev. Sidney Smith and others long dead, this budding with oz. Cointreau The minute the new forester reported for work the crew Creme de Cacao. intellect didn’t learn a thing except the Dewey decimal sys­ e has a s w im m in g p o o l . One time, after he had painted boss said, “All right, kid, you’re the dynamite man’’—and Stir, then top can* t think of another performance tem, which he forgot long ago. it a nice, cool green, he was inspired by some liquid from five yards tossed him a stick of dynamite. Never did H with whipped The summer he was sixteen he joined a U,S. Forest com flakes that happened to be handy to spend an extra hour cream. Serve Di Maggio make so desperate a catch. It took a while for painting an enormous black octopus with baleful green w ith a straw . (you*Usee why) him to get used to dynamite, which is like an eight-inch eyes on the bottom of the pool. This octopus was preserved (For gourmets at section of broomstick wrapped in oiled paper. But erelong home, sweeten for years during many repaint jobs, for it scared the bejabers he was carrying several sticks in his left hind pocket and whipped cream, to compare with out of liddle children, and they didn’t want to go swimming several yards of fuse in the right one. No fool he, he carried too, by adding there. Liddle children don^t belong in pools anyway. Cointreau a batch of fulminating caps in a front pocket where he How did he get into the theatre? The late Bums Mantle, Cr^me de Cacao while his own couldn’t'accidentally sit down on them. He had remembered beloved dean of the critics, needed an assistant and aisked heiiting.) Mark Twain’s story of the Virginia City miner who crimped FLEA him if he wanted the job— which he did, indeed..And why Cafe Cointreau is only one a cap on a fuse with his teeth and blew his nose. had Mantle picked on him? Because long ago Mantle had of mahy cooling summer Not until nearly the end of a backbreaking summer did worked with his father and met the lad a few days after he drinks made with Conlials by Cointreau — drinks such TICK this prehistoric Seabec learn that he was given the honor was bom. AND of carrying the dynamite and stuffing it into the holes as Sloe Gin Fizz, Cr^nc de Perhaps the most remarkable, most inspiring thing drilled by hand in rock because Alfred Nobel’s invention Menthe Frappe and Orange about this unusual character is his complete, unswerving, Cup Punch. For these and FUNGUS made all the others of the outfit sick. Just touching it or unquestioning loyalty. He is his own best friend and least many other food and drink smelling it after it went off gave them monumental head­ severe critic. recipes, write for your frt-c POWDER aches. The young dynamite man didn't have enough brains copy of "Counnet’s Guide” in his head to ache. to Dept. 3. GIVE YOUR DOGS DOUBLE Cointreau Ltd., PROTECTION... t 17 he applied for a summer job at Estes Park in the Pennington, N. J. —KIU FLEAS, LICE AND A Rockies. They asked him if he could drive, and he said Il— J JICKS sure, so they gave him a 13-passenger White bus with four —STOF ITCHING AND monstrous cylinders and a four-gear shift, and for a trial SCRATCHING cautad run sent him up to the end of the Fall River Road at by sro tt lumgvt timber line with a load of barb wire. ’ New, medicated formula gives instant relie/and This was a new road being thrust over the continental 30 ' soothing proittlion for 7 divide— one lane clambering up a sheer canyon with hairpin full days or more! ODOR­ turns often requiring switchbacks. When he delivered the LESS! wire and returned, they gave him a job driving tourists up Protect your pet and home the Pulvex way . . . ask for there and elsewhere amid the Rockies. Little did they wot Pulvex research-proved prod­ that their chauffeur had never sat behind the wheel of an ucts at all leading pet automobile before he took the wire up the hill. He had departments. Early days— he spent half learned to drive by reading a boys’ instruction book. For FREE copy of Dog Owner’s Guide Book, write the dime intended for Sunday School After he had had enough of college and considered him­ Pulvex, 1919 N. Clifton. _ buying a round trip on the self a grownup, this spindly fellow we are talking about "It's no use— I still want to go to Paris." Dept. ST-7, Chicago~14, Cherrilyn hotsecar— the other - occupied several abodes in New York, and then he spent SUtURRIA TODAT 111. 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BABtfCKSMICC The largest financial outlay went for cups for the greens, and equipment for out the golf course on land donated by a ,0. n $ e FOR $15,000 pulling stumps from the tee areas and fair­ maintaining the greens and fairways. Racipa book, wiita chemical company, with a 99-year, no­ MMCMHais ways. This cost $1,800, mainly for wages “The secret of our success in building BABBCCIK SAUCC money lease. Dan Ramsey headed a com­ P. 0. Box 4. for specialists who did not live in the area. this course with so little money, if there is Biaman Statloii ETE LEDOUX lookcd across the top of a mittee to organize and carry out work on S t Looit 7. Mo. any secret,” says Bob Bomscheuer, “was 20-inch log and grinned at the man on the course. R. L. Nelson, chairman of the P » T hen the work began to lag,” Rob- in taking full advantage of people’s desire the other end of the crosscut saw. finance committee, launched the first pha^ T V ert Bomscheuer says, “Dan Ramsey for recreation. They recognized the value “We’d better take a breather,” he said. of the program by mailing letters to every would come to my oflice and we would call of a golf course, and once they saw that we Pete’s regular job was clearing right of golfer in the area, asking for donations of men far into the night on Friday and Satur­ could really build one with the money we ways for a pipeline construction outfit. equipment, material, and labor. day to get crews for the weekend. When had, they pitched in with enthusiasm.” His partner, George Lxjuviere, jeweler, As the answers came back to Recreation some of those who promised to work failed By common consent Dan Ramsey was SYSTEM flopped down on the log and wiped sweat Director Robert Bomscheuer (who had FIRE I to show, we got on the phones again and delegated to drive the first ball off the No. 1 from his indoors face. agreed to act as coordinator), they were Put out the Are of buminit feet Plastic Cork wheedled others into taking their places. green on February 9, 1956, two and one- with Dr. SchoU'a Foot f*owder. By using the P-B System, “Thanks,” he said. “I’ll get the swing of processed and classified and then given to It AcU in mconda! Moat aooihinit Pipe Cavering-Applies By Handl 1 never saw a man work as hard as Dan half years after the first golf course meeting. relief for hot. tender, pera^rinn you don’t have to settle for a it soon, I hope. This is the first real muscle Ramsey, whose job it was to use the prof­ feet that you ever trira. naaea stock house—you build ex­ on any project, even for pay.” In 1960, 426 people played 21,630 new or tijtht whoea. Hetpa prevent work I’ve done in 30 years. You don’t fered labor and equipment to best advan­ Athlete’a Foot. He foot happy! o n ly ^ ^ 0 0 A R oll actly the house you want, Although it was a monumental job to lay rounds on the nine-hole, 3,162-yard, par S tart uainff Dr. Scholl'a root exactly build up • stamina leaning on a tage. Women volunteered to get on the Powder today! Sold everywhere. without sacrificing Design or out the work to be done from day to day 36 course. Early in 1961, the same oil and watchmaker’s table or selling jewelry over telephone and call workers. M|iVfMnDiMranriv nnir nppiy otMv. Quality in any detaiL and particulariy on weekends and then as­ chemical company that donated the land the counter.” As the job progressed, as many as 200 All ^ e major parts of your semble the men for the jobs, Dan Ramsey for the first nine holes turned over another Both men were volunteer workers on volunteers worked on Saturdays and Sun­ FLORIDA You bet we have house—floors, walls, parti­ often swung a pick or manned a saw in 29 acres on which to build nine more holes. C A M P S ITE S ______tions, ceilings and roob are the golf course at Sulphur, Louisiana, being days—doing everything from driving bull­ CONFIDENCE in a place of some man who could not come. “We’re dusting off our work cards and deep in the heort of areot (440X100 precuion-bmlt to yomr plan. built by Calcasieu Community Center and dozers to picking roots out of the scooped- ocra) Ocolo Notion^ F o r^ . FEE When a promised bulldozer failed to ar­ equipment lists,” says Robert Borhscheuer. ownerthip ~ imra»tricted use. GROWING They are delivered to your Playground District No. 2. Out of a bond up earth that eventually would be greens. YR K MAPS AND PHOTOS building site by truck and issue of $350,000 voted for recreation fa­ rive, a doctor who had volunteered for a “Here we go again’.’ S. T. V fn o r, P elond, Florkb AMERICA assembled with engineering fairway-clearing crew used his own station SOFFITSOn cilities throughout the district, $15,000, OCIAL AND ECONOMIC barriers faded as precision in one day! You can wagon to push down the underbrush. for move in, in ^ the time, and not a penny more, had been set aside to soon as the workers hit the site. A car Mirfar wM*, Med*ni MVM S Several men who had no interest in golf having saved at every step. build a nine-hole golf course. dealer worked side by side with a mechan­ p e n n ie s Your Uimbor Doalor will toll volunteered bemuse they felt that the com­ you th at HomM ota is cons id- It was plain that the $15,000 had to go ic’s helper from a competitor’s service de­ arod tha flnost matarlal of its Ask your Lumber Dealer— munity needed a good golf course. a d a y ... Wpo on tha markot today. or mail the coupon—for an a long way. Men with experience in laying partment.' A' chemical-company vice presi­ Soffittota Is ona of tha many, “The course will be a community asset monoy-savInK form s In arhich it iUustrated brochure on the out golf courses looked at the site, deep in dent maimed one end of a saw that was Is now avallaMa. Ml aro waath- anyway,” one man ^ d , “Besides, I enjoy arproof—with top structural P-B Smtmn. (Also for data the heavily timbered lowlands, and shook pulled at the other epd by a day laborer. strancth and Insulating valua. on Somtsote and a copy of their heads. “It can’t be done. Not for getting out there and sweating and making m akes every sip off water ' the Homasote Handbook) “And if anybody tells you the Old Man’s $15,000. Not for $30,000.” Estimates ran soft, don’t you believe it,” the laborer de­ calluses on my hands.” The committeemen were not at all mod­ BACTERIA-FREE as high as $15,000 per hole. clared. “After a couple of days, he could est about asking for donations. As a result, Kanish pollution problems forever with this amazing water It was up to the citizens of the district take stroke for stroke with me—and that they not only obtained virtually all labor conditioning product. SURECI.OR installs easy—guards either to forget their dream of a community work is my regular job.” plumbing fixtures, , hot water heaters, and pipes golf course or to get together and, by doing The only paid worker on the entire proj­ for nothing but much of the materials, such from red water stain, corrosion and lime scale. Provides as the thousands of feet of pipe for the automatic, accurate chlorination for up to 7.5,01)0 gallons as much of the work as possible themselves, ect was the operator of certain heavy equip- of water a day. get the maximum mileage out of the money. inent. One contractor donated his equip­ sprinkler system. Find out for yourself how SlIREiCLOR'prevents your -.r Of the $15,000 allotted for the golf water system from becoming a bacteria breeding ground. ...yg/ In August, 1953, golf enthusiasts held ment to excavate, load, and unload 40 car­ j course, half went for materials necessary your local water treatment dealer a meeting to discuss ways and means. At loads of sand for the tees and certain fair­ for all the facts. If he doesn't stock for operating the course after-it was built— this gathering, Rex Deaton was named way greas. The district paid only for the f U l U I t U TOPAT SURECLOR, ask him to contact us. Hut don’t delay—do it today! *79»o chairman of a committee to plan and lay ^ actual cost of the sand and transportation. grass, sprinklers, sand, valves for the pipe. CLAYTON MARK & COMPANY J' Suburbia Today, July 1961 17 16 Suburbia Today, July 1961 (S 1900 Otinintar St.. Evanston. Illinois. UNivtrsily 4-9100. a b -7760 ‘•Mttmtt m W kUt.~ n r m tX f m nT fiiU-rrlrr prmi rf IMt trifiMU pntr tf Wmllrr CkmrMa, mmdIsrimcrimtmCmtPittmrtm. Dtp). ST-Mt. « M MM. Ok >T. lU irrit. O frr pm4 M i» n U .S . A. Cross-Country Shopper

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V6L.■LXXX,J^0. 243 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961 (Claaetfled Advertlelng on Page U ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Posdhly Tomorrotv State News Reserve Gallup Roundup Captain Grissom Missing Pair Decision Near Dock Safely For 2nd Man-in-Space Hop Washington, July 17 (/P) .<^that Kennedy might decide on the Clinton, July 17 (/P)— Two President Kennedy probably callup question before he gets men and their sailboat, re­ Secretary of Defense Robert S. ported missing since yester­ wall decide within the next McNamara's detailed report. But two or three days whether to the two may have discussed the day in foggy Long Island call in Reserves and National subject in telephone conversations Sound, docked safely at Clin­ Liberty Bell 7 Ride Guardsmen to bolster the na­ McNamara had over the weekend ton today. with Kennedy who was at his Hy- Police said both men, Kenneth tion’s military readiness. Duntz, 53 Dallas Ave., Plainville, If he decides to issue the call, annls Port, Mass., summer home. Kennedy asked more than a and Byron Allyn, 37 Queach Rd., he will have to determine also how Branford, were in good condition. many men are needed and what week ago for a Pentagon report Set for Tomorrow on the availability and readiness Because of the fog, the men ap­ extra money. If any. he will have parently dropped anchor outside to request from Congress. And he of all conventional forces, includ- wlil have to declare a state of lim­ Clinton harbor and sailed in when Cape Canaveral, Fla,, Jul.v 17 (i'P)— Air Force Capt. Virgil (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) conditions permitted, police said. I. Grissom, slender, terse-talking veteran of Korea, was ited emergency, under which he The 27-foot sailboat left Bran­ ique, could mobilize up to one million ford, about 15 miles away, at noon picked today as the astronaut for the United States’ second 50th mep. .yesterday and headed for Clinton. man-in-space effort tomorrow. Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon­ When the craft failed to appear If all goes as planned, the $820-a-month test pilot known rt by tana, the Senate Democratic lead­ Chicago Police at its destination, the wife of one as,“ Gus,” will be shot like a bullet 300 miles southeast over i as a er, told a newsman the President may reach his decision by tomor­ of the men aboard notified authori­ the Atlantic Ocean around 7 a.m. (-EDT). row when he holds his‘ weekly ties. Hold 11 Whites The Coast Guard began a On the projected flight the 35-year-old native of Mitchell, very meeting with Democratic congres­ Ind., will reach a maximum altitude of 116 miles. sional leaders. search, and resumed it again this r pri- There were reports that Kenne- In Racial Strife morning with a radar-equipped For all practical purposes, Grissom’s suborbital flight will pera- ^ already had decided to call up cutter. he identical to the rocket ride taken by Navy Cmdr. Alan R, ready Guardsmen and Reserves, but By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Shepard Jr. on May 5, there was no official indication 125 to 131 esites Aptagonism between while bath­ If, for any reason, the 155-pound Grissom is unable to make that he had. ers and police and a scuffle in Hartford, July 17 (Ah — The the flight, his place in the space capsule called “ Liberty Bell When Deputy Secretary of De­ which a wihte teen-ager was car­ State Motiir Vehicle Department's fense Roswell L. Gllpatrick an­ ried unconscious from the beach daily record of automobile fatali­ 7” will be taken by Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., 39, New nounced last week that such a yesterday marked the second week­ ties as of last midnight and the to­ Concord, Ohio. move was being considered he said end of organized integration tals on the same date last year: The selection of the 5-foot-7- this was the most obvious way to “ wade-lne" at Rainbow Beach. Chi­ 1960 1961 inch Grissom to become the third beef up the military forces quickly cago. Killed ...... 125 131 human to ciosa the threshhpld of Mulcahy Bids enough to deal with such immedi­ Eleven white youths were arrest­ space was announced at a news ate problems as Berlin. But he ed by a police task force of 260 Killed in Crash conference by Air Force Lt. Col. ■aid this was only one of many men. commanded by Capt. James John A . Powers, spokesman for For Aid to Cut possibilities being considered in KiUingly, July 17 (iPi—A Fall Hacketf. which patrolled the South River, Mass., woman was killed the National Aeronautics and view of Russia's new “ menacing Side Lake Michigan beach. Saturday night in a 2-car crash on Space Administration. Traffic Deaths attitude.” Nine were charged with disorder, the.Connecticut Turnpike here. The Even as the selection, of the The Defense Department em­ ly conduct and unlawful assembly, victim. Mrs. Ethel Healey, 40, was tanned, fit-looking father of two phasized today it does not know Two others, both juveniles, were re­ thrown from one of the cars. sons was being announced,, the long Hartford, July 17 f/P>—A grass now what Kennedy might do. A leased in the custody of their par­ and tedious countdown preliminary rooto program aimed at curbing Pentagon spokesman said only ents. to launch was Under way to the the steadily rising number of traf­ that an "across the board” review Those arrested were among more : Disenchanted Eveninfi air conditioned blockhouse about fic death.*) in CTonnectieut was of readiness ordered by the Presi­ than 500 white youths who jeered Hartford. July 17 (.D—William 150 feet from the missile launch­ launched today by State Police dent probably would go to the officers and a mixed group of some E. Suzor, 56-year-old factory ing pad. Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy. tyour White House about the middle of 175 integration demonstrators at worker, met a ragged stranger and There was no immediate word The commiiBSioner said he was took him home to give the man int to the week. from Grissom, who Is not noted for aaking d'vic organizations, local This left open the possibility (Continued on Page Nine) food and lodging. his volubility anyhow, as to how chiefa of police, newspapers, radio ind of Suzor reported to politfe that he he felt on learning of his selection. and television stations to support amily wakened .yesterday to 6nd the in his most recent published in­ his 5-point program. stranger gone, along with a suit, terview, hqwever, Grissom, a 19150 eople, Darn Nice Fellow,,. But a wallet, steaks from the refrig­ He said he is -advocating: graduate of Purdue University, 1. Medical tests for those seek­ erator, canned goods, a, radio, a was asked why he had volunteered clock, a portable television set and ing a driver's license. ;p sea to become an astronaut. 2. Mental examinations. his shoes. He replied! "My career has sadily The ragged stranger left his bat­ been In service to my country. 3. Periodic reexamination of Goldwater Opposes tered shoes. And here is another opportun'.ty drivers. 4. Inau^iration of tests to de- vision Astronaut Virgil Grissom is dressed for a space flight during final preparation.^ for to serve.” United States’ second attempt to hurl a man Into space. (NASA Photo via AP Photofax.) Grissom, who flew 100 combat tei'inine drivers’ reaction to heavy > ViS. Gets 20th K~Sub traffic conditimi. 20.00 Groton, Conn., July 17 Uf)—^The (nissions as a fighter pilot In Ko­ rea and holds the Distinguished Mote thorough •written «xam- taxes Running wi biggest miosile-flring oubmairtoe, toations. the Ethan Allen, will join the On German, Berlin Problems Flying Cross, Is married to the home- GOP Will Back former Betty Moore of Mitchell, "We hope that by this appeal U.S. Navy’s growing nuclear fleet rhey have two children, Scott, 11, for aid,” said Mulcaihy, “we cai^ irance Aug. 8. Washington. July 17 (/P) — Sen.'^tion as governor In 1962 only as a and Mark. 7. get the responsible citizens alert* Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., says he stepplng stone to the 1964 GOP When the Ethan Allen is com­ Firm Stand on The announcement of Grissom’s ed to the problem. It Is hoped that antee. hasn't anything personal against presidential nomination. missioned, she will be the first of selection was made before an au- they, In turn, will demand proper w and Nelson A. Rockefeller, but he Goldwater’*. remarks about the an entirely new clans of Polaris Kennedy Answers llences of more than 200 newspa­ preventive legislation. governor came in a questlon-and- submarines. She is the flmt de­ "Despite all the previous pub­ st city wouldn't want to team up w^h the Berlin Issue per, radio and television reporters New York governor on a OOP na­ answer period following a Satur­ signed ppeclfically to ftre the 3f the non-Communist world. licity about traffic safety, we feel tional ticket In 1964. day speech to ,,ii human events longer range 1,500-mile P\>laris In the course of the news con­ the public is still not really • political actioO-fenference. It was mii^e. Washington, July 17 (/P) — Sen. ference, Powers said the' weather aware of the seriousness oi the 1 it as “ A darn nice fellow” was the Styles Bridges, R-N. H., said today Khrushchev ^s Note way Goldwater described Rockefel­ sponsored by/^ptuttan Events,” a The 6,900-ton, 410-foot Ethan ind all elements of the countdown problems.” ise the ler here this weekend. “But,” the weekly WiP)—^Th* additional defense funds. announced that the United States with his long-threatened plan for Carpenter will back him up. State Department said today York. all, I'm not Interested in 1964.'' note will be made public tomor­ He continued; "We Republicans will stand be­ the Soviet Union to sign a peace Glenn will be backup pilot for the poosibillty of a western for­ Another set of advisers contends hind’ the President if he takes a row morning (10 a.m. EDT). Preas his kind of silence is golden. Other­ "Flr.st we've got 1962 to win. If Police at Bolzano, Italy, arrest eign ministers meeting to con­ firm position,” Bridges said. Secretary Pierre Salinger in an­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continued On Page Seven) sider the Berlin crisis 1* being wise, these advisers say, he could Secretary-General Han* Stanek House Speaker Sam Rayburn nouncing this declined to give any be accused of runnlfig for reelec- (Continued on Page Thirteen) oonsldered. Press officer LIncoto and six members of South Tj’rol said yesterday he was certain that indication of the content of the ’'Whlto'told'HU'“detrnlte"nt Seminar this crisis,” Mansfield said. "They handed to President Kennedy at With teijsion building up, Iht^ his East German identification pa­ Chronicle apparently stemmed source. tions and the recognition of the . . . Sixty-year-old Earl of Dudley, are showing realism abotit the Vienna June 4, declared the Soviet refugees apparently feared that It pers and it becomes more danger­ from Its earlier statement that. “ Mr. Bowles,” this authority regime be faced and debated vigor­ one of Britain’s richest men, mar­ grave situation we' face in Berlin,” Union would sign a separate peace might soon be too late to leave. ous for him to visit East Berlan. Iff,given authority to rdo so, it said, “has neither resigned nor ously within the Kennedy adminis­ ried in a locked church in London Mansfield said he thinks that treaty with Communist East Ger­ Shielded by umbrellas from a The Communist penalty for "flight coiild be fieiady td mnke such a has his reatgnatloa bem asked tration. to Princess Grace Radziwill, form­ when Dem ocrat!^ congressional many before the end of the year heavy raln,9 hundred.s .stood in the from the republic” can be two test in December. An AEC for,'and his resignation is not This has not endeared Bowles to er wife of Prince Radziwill, Polish If there was no agreement on courtyard-of the Marlenfelde Re­ years in prison. s|>okesnian said no test has been currently expected.” powerful senators and has em-> businessman who is married to (Continued on Page Thirteen) signing up with both Germanys. ception Camp tod,ay to register. Mayor Willy Brandt of West scheduled. A t the White House, presiden­ broiled him In the controversy ovet-lMrs, John F. Kennedy's sister, Lee A Soviet-East German treaty Refugees who arrive Saturday Berlin called on Chancellor K-on- tial press secretary Pierre Sal­ what policy the United States is go­ Africans and police class In would jeopardize rights of the afternoon and Sunday are taken in, DODD SEES ‘DANGER’ inger told reporters at a noon ing to follow on this issue in the beer-hall riots among Africans in 6 Outboards Save United States, Britain and France, but not registered immediately. (Continued on Page Six) Washington, July 17 (d’)—Sen. briefing that, udien he had September session of the United northern Rhodesia’s copper belt. in West Berlin and access to that A spokesman for the West Ger­ Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., laid checked 10 minutes previously, Nations General Assembly, John P. Lewis, 58, editor-pub­ city via land and air corridors man government said the number today there Is "serious danger’’ there were no plans for Bowles One of the factors that has sour­ lisher of Weekly Franklin (N.H.) $750,000 Cruiser across 110 miles of Bast German counted at Marlenfelde Saturday that a Communist regime may to see Kennedy today. ed Bowles’ relations with the Demo­ Journal-Transcript and managing territory. and Sunday was 2,931. Long-term Pravda Casts be set up in British Guiana al­ cratic party was his making "un- editor of old New York newspaper Syracu.sp. N. Y., JulV 17 f/P) — Western statesmen have made counts have shown, he added, that ter Aug. 21 elections there. New York, July 17 (A>)—The traditional” recommendations for PM, dies of heart attack at sum­ The Florentine II, a ciistom-built clear they intend to maintain their this represents only about 70 per Dodd, a member of the Foreign lew York Times said today there U.8. ambassadors— "untradition^ mer home in Easton, N.H. . . . cruiser owned by the Kenneth C. cent of the actual arrivals. Relations Committee, said In a in the sense they were neither positions in Berlin, where the Big Doubt on New ls(9 ' reason to believe that Presi­ Former President Dwight D. Ei­ Giffords of Wilton^ Conn., limped Three western powers have token Other sources said the number prepared Senate speech that Dr. dent Kennedy will ask Chester members of the professional for­ senhower begins few weeks of Ash­ Cheddi Jagan, parliamentary eign service of the United States along on one engine today after garrison totaling 11,000 men. of refugees who do not regfister at Bowles to resign as undersecrcr ing and reunion with three* broth­ running aground on her maiden Khrushchev’s memorandum was Marlenfelde is even higher. There Arms Cut Talk leader who is seeking the pre­ tary of state and accept an ambas­ nor influential contributors' to the ers at’lodge in northern, upper pen­ miership, “ Is an avowed Com­ Democratic party." voyage from Chicago. kept under wraps by both sides are some who have important poli­ sadorship in Latin America. insula at Watersmeet, Mich. . . . munist, as are many o( his chief Kennedy is known to be extreme­ Six outboard motorboats com­ for quite a while after the Vienna tical or military Information. They, Moscow, July 17 (Jl—The United I A Washington dispatch to the One man killed and another In­ bined to pull the 73-foot craft, summit conference ended. The So­ make contact with Intelligence Ileiitemuits." Times said the president and ly annoyed by the repeated delays States and the Soviet Union opened In getting decisions on the Berlin jured on board missile-equipped valued at $750,000, from the State viet news agency Tass finally dis­ services and are flown out to West Bowles, former governor of Con­ the second round of their disarma- LONDON s t o c k s SKID question out of the State Depart­ U.S. cruiser Topeka when anchor Barge Canal at nearby Brewerton closed details June 11. Germany with extra speed. Others necticut and ambassador to India, mentrtah's today. An uncompromis­ London, July 17 (dV—Priced ment, and from the North Atlahtic chain snaps w'hile ship is seven after it hit bottom yesterday, A These were the highlights: have their own resources and buy ing editorial in Pravda made were to discuss theii' protdems to­ Treaty Allies, The President has miles out of Hong Kong. propeller for one of the two Diesel their own tickets. chances of success doubtful by In­ hit the skids on the London day in Washington following a re­ Khrushchev proposed an imme­ Stock Exchange again today as tended, to blame Bowles for these Hong Kong. engines was damaged when its diate peace conference on Ger­ Some already have contracts to sisting on talkg on major questions ported preliminary discussion be­ delays,*^ since the Under-secretary's Newburgh (N.Y) Welfare De­ struck a shallow rock formation. work for firms to West Germany. without participation by America’s Investors ran for cover In the tween the two men at the White partment offers city project jobs many. face of expected I tough eiconomlo office la presumed to be responsi­ Gifford, a former pre.sident of This conference would write a Refugee.s continued to arrive to­ Allies. House last Thursday. to' able-bodied men receiving wel­ the Schick Electric Razor Com­ day by subway, elevated tyain. by measures b'y the Conservativa ble for the administration' of the treaty to fix Germany’s borders U.S. Delegate John J. McCloy The story also said in part: State Department. ! fare assistance . . . President pany, declined to give newsmen foot and by private car. Most come and Soviet Representative Valerln government. Millions of pounds Kennedy has decided to replace Meanwhile, Ted Lewis, New stakes claim to a sector of oil- d e ^ ls about the boat but boatyard irrevocably, make West Berlin, a tb East Berlin from other towns were slaabetl from market prices. demilitarized free city, end the al­ Zorin met in the white and gold Allen W. Dulles as dlrectpr of the York Daily News columnist, said rich Sahara and says he will seqd oflcials estimated the cost. in Red-ruled East Germany. drawing room of th« elaborate •After the first two hours some Osntral Intelligence Agency. ip an from Washington, troops there to enforce it. lAfter an overnight atop, the-Gif- lied occupation of Berlin and turn . .Communist police might be sus­ Spiridonivka Palace. Industrial blue chips were at There is a “major conflict of that ■ e problem in the President Ayub Kahn of Pakis­ fords decldpd to continue to Nyack, over control of its lifelines to the picious of families with baggage They maintained the policy toiti- their lowest of 1961. Store and nnkineli^ and policy developing" State.^ t is even more tan says, “ looking at It purely where permanent repairs could be East Germans. boarding subway, or elevated trains atfed at the first round of talks in property Issued aI|to,were hard b itiwien the Vlhiite House and Wides to the Pentagon, rationally,” ' Bommunist China made. If the w«otem Allies not bound for West Berlin. So many Washington earlier this toonth on ' hit. Ohancollor of the ExcheqtHur ^ipwiee, Undemtefi y of Sfa.te Ches­ should be admitted to United Na­ TJiey had picked up the boat In ready to do 'this, might be families separate and get together making no public statements. John S e I w n Lloyd wfU an­ ' I s uoderstood to havb ter Bonfles ISL On the way out," he tions . . . South Korea's ruling Chicago two weeks ago and were an ),|‘toterim solutlm" by which again at the camp. Some leave But Pravda.hah already spoken, nounce on' July 26 what dispn with JBimlee because wrote. “This will help a. little, out military junta free* li29S persons making a leisurely trip to Con-, EEUit.,IUKi West Gsrmany would be their baggage in East Berlin aiid and it Is doubtful If 2Sorin will tell he plana to shore up the pM M ‘ the administration the trouble is far more deep- seized after May revolt on sus­ necticut when the incident oc­ gjven six months to gft togethar make repeated trips across the McCloy anything hs could not have ■torltog, eui4» domesttd Mfaw picion of pro-Oommuplst activ­ curred. Also aboard are a captain, and themselves work out a deal sector border with small packages. tlen and bnprovo Urn nhltoa’a ex* onP^ie Four) ities. three crewmen and a chef. that would l>e the baoto of a treaty. Thera »^ra reports the Oommuhist (OoBtfaoed oo F »g« MIimX ^ port-tmpori balMoei r ■' V- I