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VOL. LXXX, NO. 270 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 (Claoolfied Advertising on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Cuba Abstains State News LUCKY SEVEN SPECIALS! 19 Latins West-3 Protests to Russia Progress Pact Driver Killed PLUS VALUABLE FM GREEN STAMPS In Drag Race On Berlin Ref Barrier Waterford, Aug. 17 (/F)— Punt*''del Este, Uruguay,^ > Dillon received prolonged ap­ A 2-car drag race on a coun­ SECOND FLOOR SPORTSWEAR MEN’S kOTHINO-STRCET FLOOR Aug. 17 (JP)—The U nit^ plause, the most extended the JU S T .47 M EN’S ^ delegates had given any speaker. try' road encied in death Ia.st States and 19 Latin-Ameri- Guevara, after abstaining on the night for a 17-year-old Wa­ ENTIRE REMAINING S'TOCK | WASH art WEAR SUMMER SUITS 1 ^ J.77 can nations tciday signed the vote. ■ said the conference had es­ terford driver. East Reich 7 . 7 7 8,000-word charter of Punta tablished the "first link for real Killed in the crash of one of the LADIES’ JAirrZHI SWIMSUITS reg, to 29,95, dacron and rayon, dacron and cotton, broken peaceful coexistence in Americs." Asks Reds size*, regular, long, short, nominal charge for alteration* del Este, thus officially cars was Theodore Collett. One values to 29.95. 'knits, lastex. cottons, one and two-piece styles, He asserted the United States had of his patssengers, Theodore Price, i sizes 8 to 18. OUTDOOR LIVING-LOWER FLOOR launching President Ken­ voted for all parts of the charter 17, of Waterford, was hurt seri-1 CallsArmy JUST 83 MEN’S FAMOUS BRAND NAME nedy’s 820-billion alliance for and that this was an admission ously. I ENTIRE RE5IAIN1NG STOCR LADIES’ progress. Cuba abstained. A.S a result of tive cra.sh, SO- j Cut Illegal 5 Ft. RED CEDAR PICNIC TABLE 8-FT. SUDD Nationally Advertised Summer Suits ■ Secretary of Treasury Douglas (Continiied on Page Ten) year-old Clifton Stamand. Ne".v | COTTON SLACKS. PEI>AL PUSH€R5, i ^ . 7 7 London, waa arrested toda.v on j Volunteers reg. to 58-95, SSfr dacron polyester, 45"r rayon, 75''r i F.OO Dillon .signed for the United 7 DECK PANTS. JANTZEN and WHITE STAG ■ reir. 16 9fi. r t t n c h r rt rog. 11.99. all steel ron- dacron polyester, 25re cotton, broken sizes, regular, longs, m States. The 18th to sign, he was charges of delivering liquor to ; brnche.":. w rathor reai.at- ■struction. .safety ladder, warmly applauded. minois. ; values to 9.95. solids, prints, sizes 10 to IS. .97 .99 shorts, stouts, minor alterations, no charge. ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 Paris. Aug. 17 (A*)—Presi- Measures ant. nppds no *perial galvanized slide bed. There was no mention made at Convicts H b 1 d Stamand, police said, purchased !deni Charles dc Gaulle today treatm ent. the ceremony of Cuba's an­ I a case of beer for several of the Berlin, Aug. 17 (JP)—May­ 9 nouncement that he would not be j .vouths involved in the accident.' announced a land and air LADIES’ TWO-PIECE COORDINATES ' 10 MEN’S DACRON and WORSTED _ , He was held .under $1,000 bond. or Willy Brandt, advocate of 7 . 7 7 a signatory. 20 Hostages power buildup because of the values to 18.99. skirts and blonses. .skirts and jackets, wa.sh and ALL STEEL P U Y GYM SUMMER SUITS ■ "Venezuela, following an order of Police said Collett spotted an sealing of East Berlin by the a firm western stand against wear cottons, amel Jersey, solids, checks, prints and t^^•f^ tones. REOWOOD SETTEE by MICHAELS STERN. CRICKE'TEER. V-LINE i^.00 precedence decided by lot at the oncoming car and slammed on the Ea.st German Communists. East Germany’s clampdown reg. 29.99. 10 play fea­ STOUTS, reg. 55.00 and 60.00, broken sizes, regular, long*. M start of the 13-day conference, In Tennessee brakes. The racing car swerved w ith removable cu.'ihion.c. £ 9 tures, 2" tubing. 2 seat .shorts, stouts, minor alterations, no charge. 9 ! off the road., rolled over twice: and De Gaulle's announcement, on refugees, approved the reg. 39 95. ni.st or green signed first. .77 lawn swing. 2 seat air .97 Uruguay, the host country, was hit a tree. after a huddle with top de­ tone of the Big Three west­ cushions, steel band glide. 2 chain .swings, Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 17 1.P1 — I Collett and Price were thrown UDIES’ JAMAICAS and BERMUDAS ’ la.st. Inmates in revolt at the main fense advisors, said French ern protests delivered to Mos­ spring.s. beautiful comfort trapeze ring. chinning from the auto. Two others in the cow today. In brief comment JANTZEN. W HITE STAG. SACONT, value* to 7.98. solids, for patio or porch. ™ bars, 1.000 lb. test. ^ ".Now our destiny is the work of Tennessee pri.son here nabbed 1.^ ground and air forces both in 19 MEN’S WASH and WEAR SLACKS i all and every one of us,” said I same car were treated for minor other prisoners, two guards ano (Jermany and in France will he said “Finally the right lan­ checka. plaid*, sizes 10 to 18. S reg. 8.99 and 10.99, charcoal gra.y, charcoal brown, black olive, 1.97 Uruguayan Foreign Minl.ster Ho- ' injuries at Lawrence Memorial tAu, na\w, plain and pleated fronts, size* 29 to 42. 50c charge ^ 9 three chdlian commi?.«ary clerks ; Hospital in New London and re­ guage.” mero Martinez Montero.” . . . We toda.v and held them hostage* In be reinforced. REDWOOD CLUB CHAIRS ALL STEEL PUY GYM for cuff.s. have opened wide the doors to an leased. the commissary. Waterford police aald the acci- ; By ,IOHN FIEHN By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Immense hope.” W arden L>mn Borriar said the LADIES’ SUMMER SKIRTS removable eusliion.s. reg. dent happened when the two cars, 1 - Washington, Aug. 17 (JP)— 4 . 7 7 reg. 19.99. 8 play fea­ .77 The alliance for progress is in­ group in revolt, believed to be arm­ iwere finushing a second race on a _ Bcihn, Allg. 1 i (jT*) -Ea.st values to 10.99. light and dark grounds, solids and pnnU. hip 24,99, rust or green cush- H .77 tures. tended to get the jump on the Tlie United States, Britain | | ions, steel band springs. MEN^ DRESS SLACKS ■ ed. apparently included two of the ' 2-miie stretch of the countr.v road.; German Communist leaders Btltehed pleated, impressed plests, sheath, sizes 10 to 20. reg. 12,99 to 14.99, 55% dacron, 45% w orsted wool. - charcoal iJ.11 spread of communism ' in Latin prisoners who led s day-long up­ Price, who owned the vehicle launched a gigantic military and France protested to Rus­ 13 America. rising at the same prison In Msrch gray, charcoal brown, olive, solids, plaids, checks, sizes 30 to 46. . M I *’7 Collett I recruiting drive todav. Tliev sia toda.v that the Communist 50c charge for cuffs. ® In the closing hours Dillon and 1960. take the wheel for the race be-I_^ i i „ j __1 refugee barricade in Berlin is UW N HAMMOCKS Cuban economic czar Ernesto "They have at lea.«t two guns.v I cause "he was a better driver. " , nulhon mem- QUEEN ANNE CHAISE (CHE) Guevara traded bitter Bomar said, "and have demanded I The driver of the other car in-1 w rs of their youth organiza- “illegal.” They declared they LINOERIE and FOUNDATIONS--STREET aOOR reg. H.99, all steel sectional words after the United States and to talk to state a\ithorities about 7-olved in the race. P.ohert Brown. : tioil to volunteer for the expect the Soviet government reg. 16.99. aJcoa alumi- McGREGOR SPORT COATS b| ^ 19 of the 20 Latin-American par­ some grievances." 18, W aterford, was charged w ith a rn iv . num frame, velon web- frame, woven variegated stripe .97 to “put an end to these ille­ .77 hammock, complete with pil­ reg. 22.95. w ashable cotton m adras pilaids, broken sizes H * J.77 ticipants approved the charter and The grievances were not spelled racing and speeding. - bing. 5 position adjust- H H out, the warden said. gal measures.” SEAMPRUF GOnON KNIT SLEEPWEAR i1 . 9 7 low. 37 to 46, regulars and longs. | | H | | a 1,000-word sum m ary to e.xplain ] the troop.s—now estimated Identical notes were delivered to 9 the program to Latin America's j we.stem authorities to number 1 the Soviet Foreign Office by em­ reg. 3.99. baby doll and short pajamas perfect for back-to- 200-mlIllon' people. (Continued on Pago Three) I,J3 to 134 school. small, medium and large. | H artford, Aug. 17 <.*P) — The ’ 110,000—cam e as the Big Three bassies of the three western pow­ M.4TCHING PLASTIC GAfiOON HOSE State Motor Vehicle Department's I Western Allies prote.sled to the ers in Moscow this morning and dally record of automobile fatili- Soviet Union against the Red har- then were made public in Paris, MEN^ FURNISHINGS and SPORTSWEAR I ricades that bar refugees and oth- London and Washington. DACRON, COTTON AND BATISTE a QUEEN ANNE ^ reg. 2.29^ ,')0-ft. length, 10-year .57 ties thus far this year and the to­ W'elfare Secretar.v Abraham iff waves a pencil today he appeals anew for a comprehensive .97 tal on the sam e date la.st vear: I er Ea.st Germans from West Ber- The western powers complained A program of federal aid to educi guarantee. MOST F.4.MOUS n a m e ' ^ Canada Grants Asylum I lin. n. Seated be.side him a t the w itness table during testim ony be- 2 . 7 7 1960 * 1961 that the closing of the border “is SUMMER SLEEPWEAR CLUB CHAIR All m em bers of the Red Youth fore the Senate Education committee is Sterling M. McMtirrin, left, U.S. Commissioner of Edu- 0 Killed ...... I .53 154 cation. (AP Photofax 1. a flagrant, and particularly seri­ regularly 3.99 to 5.99. baby dolls. walU gowns, capri pajamas. A reg. 9 99. 1 MEN’S CRESS SHIRTS ^ V97 Organization were called to spe­ ous, violation" of the 4-power long gowma. solids and prints, small, medium and large. Huge Wagon RolHng OUTDOOR (SIULL nationall.v advertised at 4.25 to 5.00, summer weight, short and cial, meetings at dawn tomorrow status of Berlin. They rejected the long sleeves, sizes 14'^ to 17. To Top Soviet Chemist CAP Joins Search in schools, factories and collective Red argument" that East Berlin is Motorized SPIT and OVENY E N HOOD M O O D Groton. Aug. 17 i/P> — The east­ farms to hear the appeal. The or­ Long-Term Wan Plan Cut part of the territory of East Ger­ Wrought Iron Hammock Chairs mfg list price ,39.98. huge ^0^0 ern grmip of Civil Air Patrol ders were issued by Horst Schu­ Ribicoff Asks many. "SLEEr DIRDLES and PANTY GIRDLES 5.97 ... Soviet scientists that came to coppertone wagon grill. ^ g , j f 01.R FAMOUS "TOR-MAN” ^ Ottawa, Aug. 17 (A*)- A prlze-f (CAP) took up the search today mann, 37. first secretary of the "Moreover, the United States r e g . 8.95 to 11.96. pull-on and zipper ntyles, fabric lined miracle _ rtg. 8.9P. welded frame, winning Soviet chemist, Mikhail Canada early in August for the heavy yellow or green electric rotisserie. giant ™ * for a Jight plane which ha.s been I Youth Organization government cannot admit the right aire-len rubber, small, medium, large and extra large. O • V / 1 .97 A. Klotchko, remained in a secret 18th International Congress on The young people were told that Wide Program drill sling seat. tilt grid sauce catch, e?c- SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS 1 missing since Monday. Kennedy Urges House of the "East German authorities to tra bottom shelf space. compare at 4.25. short sleeves, button down oxford, permanent J hideout today after slipping away Theoretical and Applied Chemistry ■CAP Col. A rthtir Mann said St Sunday'B ban on the flight of authorize their armed forces to en­ H 17 from a j>arty of visiting Russian in Montreal and stayed on to do 5 ” stay collar, sizes 14'i to 17. * the Trumbull Airport that hi.s refugees to West Berlin was "a ter the Soviet sector of Berlin,” scientists and taking political asj'- some .sightseeing, group's planes would search the victory for peace and socialism." In College Aid the U. S. note said. lum In Canada. LADIES’ TERRY BATHRODES ’ Klotchko did not read a paper land area between New London The appeal said "pauic and con­ Reiierse Aid Bill Vote The other western notes used the ZA’^KAMKAP COOKOUT BRAZIER GRILL The 59-year-old Klotchko had at the conference. Canadian sci­ and the Massachusetts border. He fusion reign among our enemies,” reg. 6.99. . W ashington, Aug. 17 tJP)—Sec­ same language except that the SUMMER PAJAMAS # been awarded the Sfalln prize and entists who saw him there describ­ called for volunteers to bring their and "now it is necessary to se­ retar.v of Welfare Abraham Ribi­ 7* I about 40, Tulsa, Okla., an employe the Arm y has alerted 113 units of ’' gan, D-Pa.. chairman of the House bright, who heads the Senate regularly 4.98 to 15,98. nurses maids. of the Sei.smograph Coi-p. of Tuisa the National Guard and Reserve, Act. receptionist*, cotton plisse. dacron *Jid cotton, 100^ dacron, lOO^g nylon, snort Retired ranger Ro.v Ozmer who Foreign Affairs Committee, as a Legislation similar to both of Foreign Relations Committee, SUB-TEENS--STREET FLOOR Collie from Ohio Named on assignment to Electric Boat, with a total of 23.626 men, that “compromise" in place of' the ad­ sleeves, various collar styles, broken sizes 9 to 13. 10 to 18, 14^^ to 24'2. they ha(ve been designated "prio­ lives in Everglades says he helped these bills as well as the adminis­ said he has urged Secretary of and Richard Harder. Waterford, ministration's foreign plan, was ad- tration's higher education meas- State Dean Rusk and other ad­ MEN’S TWO PIECE CABANA SETS f pilot. The plane was chartered rity :inits for pos.sible c.al! to active British .sclenlisl.s find evidence of ;.77 from the New London Flying duty." human life In southwest Florida ministration officials to se^ C O n O N SHIRTS and BLOUSES SKIRTS . . . SKIRT and BLOUSE SETS reg. 10.99, t^rry lined beach jack et w ith m atching swim trunks. ^ before Christ . . . After 18 success­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page Three) agreement nith U.S. .\lllea for small, medium and large. Most Heroic Dog of ’61 Service. _Stahr said the Army expects to reach an authorized total by next ful secret test firings. America’s roncerteil action in this field. STREET FLOOR SPORTSWEAR biggest rocket engin^ flunks its -V cut-off of West German pur­ reg. 2 99 and 3.99. short, roll-up dfl ^ J^ M reg. 3.99 and 5.99. arnel and June 30 of 1.008,000, but then rayon, textured cords, wash and m Chica'go, Aug. 17 uF) — Duke, a Ceremonies beflitting Duke's W ar on Short W eight added: first piibllr deninnstration, burning chases of oil from the Russians sleeves, .solids, checks, plaids. 1 * ^ ^ Hartford. Aug. 17 oR - Although was cited by the Arkansas Sena­ sizes 8 to 16. .wear cottons, solidS, stripes, MEN’S JANTZEN and MeGRFXlOR ^ AT ^ B-year-old collie, today sports a heroics marked the awsrd pre­ "We still may not and. Indeed, for onl.v I ' j seconds before m al­ Immunity for Type I Only SUMMER SKIRTS i f , 9 7 ' <2 - 9 7 prints, sizes 8 to 14. state and federal inspectors are function forces it to shut down . . . tor as one, action that might ^ ^ k || gold medal'on his gold collar, sym­ sentation yesterday. we hope that the international values -to 5 99. hip stitched box pleats. ... H BRU' SWIM TRUNKS 1 ^V97 Duke's heroic deed was per­ in an assault against short-weight .situation will be siich that we don't Star chimpanzee of Rihgling Bros,, have tclllngijeffect. unpressed pleats, sheath styles, solids. i bolic of his selection as the most formed last March 15 when Penny foodsbiffs. the sharp-e.ved house­ have to call these re.serv,e units and Barnum and Bailey Circus escapes plaids, checks! 10 to 18., ^ reg. 3.95 to 6.95. sizes 32 to 38. J U g - f j wife can lend a giant a-asisl. from Jils cage in' Portland, Ore., NEHRU ASSAILS FRANCE JAMAICAS and PEDAL PUSHERS SUBTEEN SWIM SUITS e heroic dog of 1961. set fire to some papers in her individual reinforcements from the Health Service Clears reg. 6.99 to 9.99, knits, lastex, cottons, sizes 10 to 'The 5-.vear,-old anim al was family's back yard and her dress •'The housewife can help us a mobilization pool." and scampers down street where New Delhi, fhdia, Aug. 17 USi was set aflame. j lot," Commissioner A ttilio R. Fra.»- tnirk hits and kills him. —Prime Minister Nehru today selected from 54 canine c.andidates However, there was more cer­ charged that' France had made reg. 2.99. polished (jotton with dfl from 29 states for having helped Neaidy hysterical. Penny began sinelli of the State Department* of tainty about the future for other Caaper Wlatrel:, 14. dies In Fails '2 - 9 7 self belts, black, green, orchid, m running and had gone only a few soldiers. The Arm.v intendsjto ex­ City, Tex., of injuries suffered last Live Oral Polio Vaccine “almost a deliberate attempt to QUEEN CASUAL 2-PIEOE COORDINATES save the life of his mistress. night during football practice at break” the United Nations by gold,'melon, sizes 8 to 16. 3 - 7 7 w a l k in T ^ o r t s 8-97 ^V97 Penny Grantz. 10. by ripping a steps when Duke was at her side, (Continued on Page Two) tend the duty tour of about 84.000 reg. 6.98. jamaicas and shirts, skirts and blouses, size* 10 to 18., ■ | 4.77 Falls Citv High School . . . Secre- .. snubbing Secretary-general Dag 7 reg. 3.99 to 5.99. sizes 32 to 42. ' ^ flaming .skirt from the child. barking and pawing at the flam­ enlLsted meii who until now had tary of Air Force Eugene M. Ziick- Wa,shington. Aug. 17 i.Td— ’TheS'cense part ,of a vaccine,” he said- Hammarskjold’s efforts to ease Dtike .stiffered severe burns on ing clothes. Forgetting hia in­ been scheduled to compete their ert says he feels confident "we i government tpday announced "II never has been done before,." the Bizerte crisis. Nehru told stinctive anim al fear of Are. he enlistments between Oct. 1 and the mouth In the act. Penny, the could handle an airlift to Berlin [ clearance of oral DOlio vaccine for! f parliament he thought France - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. ripped off the blazing skirt with Nine Pacifists ! next June 30. Instead, they will be in both the killed virus was discourteous to Hamnnar- hia teetih. I ordered to sta.v on for periods up with fewer planes than last time Queen Casual JAMAICAS and BERMUCAS J . 9 7 CHILDREN'S and GIRLS' WEAR BOYS’ WEAR SPECIALS Grantz, Niles, Ohio, was treated buthot with mo«more nrohlemsproblems' " . ( . May- ^ P»"°tection against one of the, vaccine developed by Dr. Jonas skjold by rejecting the secre- for eight weeks for burns over .50 Hia barking roua^ the' child’s , to four months. In that time, the or Robert F. Wagner says Gov. i three t>Ties of polio. j Salk and live virus vaccine, tarj'-general’s bid to go from reg 3.98 to 5.98, lights and darks, broken sizes 9 to i6, 10 to 18. GIRI,S’ RFXi. .3.99 per cent pf her body. ■father, who rushed outside, re­ Fined, Jailed Army expects it will have received Nelson A. Rockefeller’s plan for i In announcing the gtranUng of a , O'Connor skid figures show that ’Tunisia to Paris to discuss the BOYS’ SUMMER 11.89 ^ T T I enough men from training centers moved tlie rest of Penny's clothes - - - temporary slate board to take over license to manufacture the, easy- use of the Salk vaccine has all Bizerte situation. 1 - 7 7 Phy.sicians say the dog "almost to replace the 84,000. JAMAICAS, DUCK DECK PANTS certainiv” saved the little girl's and took her to the hospital. Norwich, Aug. 17 '.-Pi—Nine New York C ity's .school system to-take live virus vaccine foi^ Type but eliminated polio as a public SPORT COATS and SUITS ' The awards competition is opon- 'The Arm.v estim ates th a t about sizes 7 to 14, solids and novelties. shows “audaclly . . . almost beyond I polio. Surgeon General Lntlier L. health menace and "it Is diflBcult NOMINATION FORECAST some wash 'n wear, dacron and cotton, cotton madras. Value* t« >4.99. Q 07 life. Bored by a Dog Food Company. members of a pacifist group that j half of these replacements will be broken sizes; boys, preps, huskies. r t There wa.s no dearth of "M an's has campaigned in this strea for belief.” Terry of the public health aerv-1 to determine why the surgeon gen- Barre. Vt.. Aug. 17 VP) — QUEEN CASUAL SHORT SHORTS | GIRI3S’“RE«. 3.99 and 4.99 ■ draftees and most of the remaind- Three Russians found gpiilty of ice said; eral felt he had to do this at this Vermont Public Ser\1ce Cbmmls- Best Friend” heroics for judges to more than a year against Polari.s-1 reg. 3.98, checks and solids, sizes 10 to 12. ^ select from. hooliganism and attacks on Rus- "I want to empha-size that an j time. Apparently it was done for sion Chairman Charles Ross, 41, ) 7 ‘ (Continued on Page Ten) J.97 BOYS’ REG. 3.95 and 4.95 “DICKIES” , A toy Manchester terrier from armed submarines have gone to j .sian militiamen, sentenced to die oral vaccine providing protection some reasons alth which I am not will be nominated by President 2-PIECE JAMAICAS and CULOTTE SETS PillsMake Man in front of firing squad, Moscow against all three tj^je-s of polio-1 fam iliar." Kennedy as a member of the sizes 3 to 6jc, 7 to 14, Daytona Beach, Fla., who brought jail as a result of their mo.st r e - . QUEEN CASUAL ‘ 1.77 aid to a stricken woman was cent demonstialion. I radio reports, after three were myeliti.s will not be available for Terry said that of the three | Federal Power Commission,' the WASH 'n WEAR CORD SLACKS Eat Like a Dog All are member.s of the Com­ tried A>ig. 10-11 in Vladim ir some time The vaccine being li- types of polio \1rus. Type I has i Barre Times-Argus says it learn­ 2 . 7 7 GIRLS’ REG7s .99 rOMBfin cb’fTON PLISSE broken sizes, 6 to 20. named rtmnenip to Duke. A Vizala Premier Debre Hits PEDAL PUSHERS and DECK PANTS ' hound from Bloomington, Minn., mittee for Non-Violent Action. 1 1 1 Oblast Court.... Prisoners at At- cen.sed today produces immunity been responsible in recent years ed today. Ross, rumored to suc­ reg. 4.98 to 5.98, misses' and women’s waist sizes 22 to 38. s who led a man to a remote pond Meniphis, Tenn.. Aug. 17 I Eight of them, five men and ^ y 0 ||P|-g| Crflullc Federal Penitentiary have only again.st Type I polio. for between 60 and 70 per cent ceed the late Frederirk Steuck, chinos, texture cord, duck. ■ BABY DOLL PAJAMAS BOY.S’ RFk;. 2.99 itPi—Pierre the Poodle was I three women, were given a choice i donated about 40,000 pints of blood “Therefore, it is of the highest of all paralytic polio in this coun­ would not comment on the re­ where hit little master was stuck try-. sizes 2 to 8. neck-deep, was third. skinny. lo.st his appetite and I yesterday of paying $150 fines or I ’ ------for use at Grady Memorial Hos­ importance that vaccinations con­ port. He was Interviewed In SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SKIRTS 1.57 A dog of mixed origins from had the itch. I going to* the state jail for 75 days Paris,'X tig. 17 i/F\ — ’ITiree pital in past 16 years, prison offi­ tinue with the Salk vaccipe which He said he expects Type II oral Washington last week. REG. 3;99“t(T9.99 <’H ll,n R E > ’S Hallsville. Mo„ was folirth for Pierre's owner, Atty. Gene I and they reused to pay the fines. wooden heads bobbed ih the cials say.. .Friendly 82nd Air­ is the only weapon we have today vaccine to be licensed in the near woven and printed broadcloths, fine cotton knits, solids and plaids. having attracted hia ralatress’ at­ Bearinan, took his pet to a ■ They were found guilty of fair ground stall as targets'for borne Division resumes pursuit of to provide protection against. all future, but that it will be several BLUE SCOUT FAILS COTTON BLOUSES and KNIT TOPS C veterinari,m who prescribed breach of .peace and resisting ar-1 ball throwers - - Kennedy, retreating enemy as operation three types of polio. mohths at ■ least before ’Typ« HI Cape Canaveral, Fla., Aug' 11 SPRING DRESSES tention when her son had an ac­ is 'cleared. cident and was slowly strangling. some tablets. After a few'of jrest for taking part in a -protest; Khrushchev and De Gaulle. Swift Strike return.s to simulated ‘"rhe Public Health Service will tJV-Rooket failure today ap­ ref. 8.08 to 4 G8. ^ sizes 1 to 3, 3 to e-Y, 7 to 14. BOYS’ and PREPS’ REG. 6.99 to 8.99 , ground fighting at Ft. Bragg, continue its efforts to promote The Public Health Service chief J 7 ‘ Another njixed breed from Brook­ them Piene started perking I dem onstration at the Aiig. 8 com-1 The man in the pullover and parently thwarted an effort to f-- slacks took (areful aim and N.C., after one-day lull. the widest possible use of the Salk said sampling of virus from paraly­ launch a paylpad 140,008 milea GOBLS’ lyn, N.Y., won fifth for tearing in- up, eating, gaining weight and missioning of the Polaris sub Reg. 14.99. "J W A SH > WEAR DRESS SLACKS 4.77 the itch vanished. Ethan Allen in Groton. threw. He missed Khrushchev, Mental examination . requested Vaccine.' When the full series of tic cases this year suggests that Into space In a teat aimed at tx) an Intruder’s leg after he had Bearman. also underweight hit De Gaulle. The crowd roar­ for Leon Bearden. 38, accused hi­ oral vaccine becomes available, we Typie HI may be increasing in re­ devtsing means of spotting na- Dacron and rayon, dacron and cotton, charcoal gray, charbrown, banker* gray, ablid robbed the dog's mistress and When told to leave the en­ SPRING COATS 'n SUITS and not eating well, had "an ed. jacker of Continental Airlines -Jet wrlll also help in Its prom otion.” lative importance as a cause. of clear explosions bM above tta SHOES--STREET FLOOR Reg. 17.99 to 24.99. ^ colors, neat checks, plaids, size* 26 to 32, and slim*. knocked her to the floor. y trance to the shipyard, they sank ...... — ■ . / ------sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. , idea. After a precautionary to the pavement instead and had The luckless thrower blush­ Airliner Aug.,3, by Ast. U.S. Atty. At Weethampton, N.Y.. Basil paralytic diseas^ Earth. The Blue Amut booster In addition to his medal and check with the vet and a doc­ to be, hauled away by the arrest­ ed. He was Premier, Michel LawTcnce Fuller In El Paso. Tex... O’Connor, president of the Nation­ Tj)e Type I license was Issued to ' rocket blasted Into a cloudy sky. collar, Duke was awarded a gold- tor. he began taking the ing officers. Debre, vacationing In tlhe w est Communist China charges that an al Foundatjbn, said "I arp sur­ Pfizer Ltd., Sandwich, England. a t 10:20 aju. AH four seM-tMl pim oH A S E BOYS' "JANTZEN" SWIM TRUNKS plated leash, a dog blanket, a tablets hlmselL TTie result: He At the Circuit Court session yes­ of France. American warship and submarine prised, ot' course,” at the govern­ TTie vaccine will be marketed in the stagee fired In gnlck yaar's supply of dog food and-a feels better, has gained four terday, the pacifists questioned The Paris newspaper Auros violated 12-mlle te.^tortal waters ment decision to clear the live United States by Chas. Pfizer A Co. but th e Air Force i R U N W NUIIO WOMEirS MOCCASINS ODDS 'n ENDS TABLE 77e to 3.77 . SizM 8 to S8. Meg. 1.88. Reg.'2ii.88 sa d 8AB. | 811,000 U.S. bond In hia ois-ner’s TOunds iuid e a ts lUte the new published the news, without off K w antung Province, Radio ▼aoclnp for one type of polio. , that radio contact yi8fl|laf1rAM,luuidapn«.bla^ . Formerly 2.99 to 12.99. W erre. T ' (OeatiBUed m P k « comment, tooay. Peiping saya. i *Tt w totally unorthodoK to h- (Oeatfamed A m T h ir t y ) tag fourth 8lB| V a t i

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALiI. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 PAOB T a m FA CE TWO MANCHESTER E\^NING HERAJ.D, MANCHESTER, CONN.,'THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 Hebiron summer ha# not been mpeh of m named Cjirl W. Nielsen of Hart­ Buccees, they say—too cold. Mo#t Cross drive to. build up Its danger­ them of the action taken at the Scouts Heading for England people ' who dot# on the luclous Lucky 7 Sale ously low reserves Intensifies. special town meeting. ford as'chairman of its platform Tide, Winds, • COMGRETE Torrence sa^^4own officials and berry now generally patronize the S ta te N ew s The blood program centei' fiere committee. ■tore# that tell the cultivated ones, reported 154 pints on hsnd :^s- many residents feel the dam Other appointment# for tire Weather After Visiting Danish Pals Sheinwold on Bridge School Hours^ three or four time# as big as the Draws Crowd FOUNDATIONS terday after a day of stepped up should be named after the town coming year annovuiced today wore wild ones, but not half so good, collections The day before the re- which suffered damages- of sev­ Charles Mann, Groton, to head Roundup Windsor Locks, Aug. 17 (4V-The Manchester's Senior Girl Bcout#9 managed to find an Atnertcan Ice many say. Lucky Seven Sales Day ba'fgains ser\'e stood at 44 pints, which fell eral million dollars in the 1955 the atate'Stiidy committee; Mary U.S. Weather Bureau marine ad­ Bus System • NEW PANELS flood. o f Troop 1 will entrain today from Ilream fountain and snack bar Year# ago there wse a regular brought oilt .prowd# of shoppers to 20 piinls during the night. Ann Connors, Hartford, publicity visory for today: By Alfred Sheinwold ^ Copenhagen to Eebjerg for an Program officials say they don’t West dealer *- Which sold hot dogs and had a business of huckleberry picking, (OaotlaMi train P«k* One) chairman; Edward Ward, Canton, Tides will be high along the When you get a "big” hand you Both aides vulnerable overnight boat trip to Newcaatle, Juke box. To Be Shifted with dealer| visiting the berry from Manchester and surrounding QUALITY WOAK , feel safe unless they have 500 to Cooke Endorsed editor of the organization's news­ Connecticut shore between 2 and Uke to play it yourSelf. but it may NORTH England. The girl# will bid fare­ Hanna S$.nd Hansen,,on# of the towns early today. 1,200 pints in the refrigerator. This fields and paying cash per quart, Censumei^ Protection declaTe(} to- Norwalk. Aug. 17 (>Pi — Frank letter; Mrs. Elaine Nystedt, Wind­ 4 this afternoon, 2:30 and 4:30 to­ pay to steer Bh bidding #o that 4 7 2 well to their Danish scout friends, Danish leaders, showed movies five cents per quart, usually. The Downtown merchants antici­ large a number is needed because sor, recording secretary'. night and 3 to 6 tomorrow after­ your partner plays it. A new set-up in the High and d«y tn disniMing; the mammoth J. Cooke today had the Republi­ Q 4 who visited'here last summer, and that she had taken when the late Charles Burt of Gilead was one pated another succe.sg to the one- E. J. POLONSKI sroMem of ehort-welghu mnd mis- eight different blood types are can town committee’s unanimous 1 noon. Low tide at Old Saybrook is South had no reel play for three o r 9 7 s 2 will be greeted by the Scottish Danes visited Manchester la$t Bum­ elementary school system of He­ of these dealers. stored at tlie bank. ONLY 10 LOWBR T.AXES at 9 a.m. and.10 p.m. today and fiotrumg) from his side of the table. bron, Is to take place on the open­ day' annual retail promotion. Telephone Collect iMdinf psckacing- endorsement to be the party’s can­ 4 K Q '6 2 girls who 6ame to Manchester In pier. At a final ..gampfire, tne A favorite huckleberry lot was "She ihould tr>’ to remember the Yesterday. 492 pints were col­ didate for mayor. Storrs, Aug. 17 (45 — Proper^ty at 10 a.m. and 10:30,p.m. tomor­ The opening lead set up Ekist’a WEST EAST 1959. American girls presented thank- ing of schools this fall. The six Stores carrying the Lucky . STORRK, OA $-9044 lected: the day before 589 donors the large field now owned by the ■ package eiaes and the welpht con- The committee gave its endor­ taxes have been raised this year row. Sunset today is at 7:48 p.m. long heart ault, and South couldn’t A J s 6 S 4 Q 10 3 Letters received today reported you gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Hoeg- buses owned and 'operated by the Seven Sales Day banners featured cs’me forward. But these donations and sunrise tomorrow will be at Potocek family of God^y Hill, tenta on the packages." he said. sement to Oooke last night. The Hn 150 of the state’s 169 cities develop enough trick# before giv­ V 8 3 a u to - early and others have arrived be and women prisoners for more than the orbiting of two space men pupils attending the school must plea. from the strike-breaking measures for it.” parked in a mid-city garage. DANCE "NiAKeD “ La#t Time I create a challenge to America’s have vaccination certificates. The George Kevin Hannon was car­ resupply Royal Laotian Army (hiring new help, spoiled work, hlnil schedule, and invariably the q day before finally releasing them. Ribicoff Asks forces arid refugees who are Uv-j W.ATERSHED APPRO\’ED Flynn had pleaded guilty, but Flynn, 47, is from St. Louis, Mo. EVERY THURS.-FRI.-SAT. EDGE' Saw Archie” girls board the wrong end of the City Police Chief Frank Muller education system that should not above notice does not include fir.st ried off the personal plane of Maj. training and payment of overtime be dismis.sed lightly. graders and kindergartners who Oen. C. A. E berts yesterday and ing in the mountains to the north Washington. Aug. 17 UP) — The &aln and have to struggle with said he had dispatched all avail­ FAIR premiums) could be passed along and northeast of Vientiane. In the WALNUT luggage the length of/.the train to able policemen to the »cene, Ribicoff said college enroll­ have already been registered. taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital. to the government. Senate Agricultural Committe’e Ran,, "TA.MMIF TEI.I, MK TBUK” Wide Program ment is expected to rise by more area the mountains rise in parts 7 Walnut St., Manchester "SKCBET WAYS” reach the right sleeping car. equipped with riot guns and tear Smoking Privilege Discussed Doctors are still tiying to de­ “I am certain that incentive con­ has approved a $4.5 miflion wate'r- than one million in the next five The question of smoking privi­ termine the nature of the afflic­ to over 6,000 feet and the planes, tracts were never intended to put shed project for flood control on The girls were given a rousing gas ^ n s. to make their drops, have to pass welcome by 20 "equally joybus State Highway patrolmen In the years, an increase of about 30 leges for high school students is tion which inunobllized him from the government In the position of the south branch of the Park In College-Aid per cent. To meet this challenge, through valleys. Danish scouts” on Saturday, Aug. area also W'ere diverted to the being considered by the Regional I the wsdat down three weeks ago. subsidizing the cost of iRTike- River in Connecticut. The action PHONE 5IItehell 8-7832 he said, will require not only in­ board, and it may now turn out iwiKcute He was stricken while he and breaking.” "GIdget Goes Hawaiian’ 6, at the Copenhagen station. Af­ prison, where several disturbances was announced yesterday. The A u m €0tM L r AIR CONDITIONED "Parent Trap” at (Continued from Page One) creased local, state, and private that older students in the higher his mother, Mrs. Mary Et Hannon, Although final prices for the project calls for extension of con­ In Color Mat. 2 p.m. ter greetings and introductions to have broken out In recent years. Protest Dam s Same Es‘e. eont. 2:20-6:30-9:00 families 'and friends, the Amer­ The prison normally houses around efforts but "immediate action by grade.s may be allow'ed greater were visiting his brother. C^l. Thomaston, Aug. 17 1.45—Town FTatt * 'Whitney contracts with duits controlling the flow of the Janies Darrin, Deborah Walley "Donald At Wheel” ure has run into a roadblock in the all the people through their fed­ freedom in cigarette puffing, espe­ Walter Hannon, at El Toro Marine the Navy have not been negotiated, 1:30, 6:30, 9:35 6:30 pjm. ican girls were welcomed at a 1,800 inmates. Including many House Rules Committee. officials have protested the name water at Hartford and river STATE 2:00-8:40 tea In the station restaurant. The longtermers. eral government.” cially if there ia no objection on Air Base. Kowalski said, the U. S. comptrol­ channel Improvement in towns —.ALSO— Sen. Waj'ne Morse, D-Ore., The administration bill provides the part of parents. During the Mrs. Hannon, who had saved for given in Washington to the huge occasion included a few speeches It is Tennessee’s maximum se­ new dam erected here to guard ler general has estimated that the west and south of Hartford, plus chairman of the Senate Eklucation for loans to institutions of higher first year of the school smoking two years to pay for the trip to government will have to bear $7.5 "Hand In Hand" and presentation of gifts to the curity Inatit'ition. subcommittee, said that he hopes against flood-time ravages of the four dry rtservolrs in Farming- 3:20, 8:20 v 'l WALT DiSNEV __ American visitors. Insofar os prison authorities education up to three-fourths of W'as allow'ed only in certain areas, the 'West Coast, appealed to the- million or 7.5 per cent of the strike to have the higher education bill the cost of construction or repair Naugatuck River. ton, and West Hartford. 8:15 6 : 20- 10:20 On their first evening in Copen­ could determine immediately, no but this was prohibited in 1958.. military authorities when she cost to the company. on the Senate calendar by the of classrooms and other plant fa­ Limited smoking has been allowed i use your found she could not afford the The Senate Public Works Com­ hagen, the girls w'ere entertained one was hurt today. 2 MADE CORN LIQUOR •Sat. Matinee Only! lilSrM aS week after next at the latest. cilities. since then. special care George would need on mittee in Washington has named $110,000 FOR t'OONN in the homes of their hostesses The prisoners had not issued any Ribicoff, in urging approval of charge-a-plate New Haven. Aug. 17 (4*i—Two and some visited the famous The total amount authorized Purchase Garage a commercial flight. the project the Charles L. Eyan- Storrs. Aug. 17 (4'i—A $110,000 , Gadget Goes Hawaiian "Snow White and demands or made efforts to com­ the measure, said the Soviet Union son Dam and Reservoir, honoring Anaonia men, who police said were “ HAND IN HAND” KSfH Tivoli Gardens at night. would be $1.5-billion, to be made Robert H. Horton and Robert Gen. Roberts, commanding offi­ grant from the National Institutes Sun The 8 Stooges" PARENT TRAP' municate with officials. spots all its smart hoys and "nur­ available over iij .5-year period at Cafazzo, owners and operators of cer of the air base, ordered his the first chairman of the Nauga- matting and selling com liquor, jrCCMM^CgtPR^ The next day, the girls, with Bomar said all other prisoner# tures each and everyone to moke of Health has been received by the have been charged with violating the rate of $300 million a year. Hebron Petroleum, Inc., have pur­ ilans to be used to take the boy- tuck Valley River (^ntrol Com- University of Connecticut for a sleeping bags and camping gear, had been herded back into their sure they don’t go on the ash The legislation also would pro­ chased of Morris Kassman the ga­ hiome. mission. the Federal Liquor Control Act. WEDNESDAY set out by bus with the Danish celLs. stud.V of the evolution of nuclei Adde’d Fun! In Color heap.” vide for about 212,,500 undergrad­ rage ow'ned by him, w'hlch they On the flight, George was ac­ This, says First Selectman among living organisms. Jessie Broadnax, 39, and John Suspense: "The Naked Edge” girls. The duffle bags of Roberta The penitentiary and adjoining ” In America.” he added, "we Mero, 46, were arrested yesterday uate scholarship awards during had previously rented, and con­ companied by his brother, a base Ehigene Torrence, is contrary to a Dr. Balaji Mundkur. an assistant ALL DAY THURSDAY—German Specials "DONALD AT THE WHEEi; Coming Aug. 80 "FANNY” Johns and Diane Swanson fell out acreage lies adjacent to the north- can’t -afford to let the bright the next five years. The scholar­ nected with their property. Kas.s- fUf^t surgeon, and five corpsmen. resolution passed at a special town by Treasury Agents and state of the rear of the bus but were w'est border of Nashville. young men go by the wayside. We professor of zoology at the uni­ POTATO PANCAKES, In color ships w'ould range up to a maxi­ man formerly operated a garage His mother Is making the trip by meeting last March when more versity. was named project direc­ and local police as they drove into retrieved from the road. At the must make sure that .their talents RED CABB.AOE, Etc. mum of $1,000 and W'ould average dn the site. Carlton H. Jones al.so train. than 100 town residents selected tor for the 4-yoar slud.v to be made New Haven. Ansonia police said SAURBRATEN campsite, many of the American RIOT IN SPRINGFIELD go for the benefit of the nation around $700 a year. operates a garage near by. The I they found a still, some mash, and the name "Thomaston Dam " under the grant, receipt of which C l^M BAKE BOYS. GIRLS! TUESDAY AT 10 A.M. girls enjoyed their'first swim­ Springfield. Mass., Aug. 17 (A*) 'and the free world.” Ribicoff said an estimated 60,- garages are located on the Willl- Torrence says he ha.s written was announced yesterday. a quantity of the finished product Some 200 prisoners at Hampden Similarly. Morse said in his More Blood Needed Friday All Day ming of the summer despite the 000 to 100,000 able students year­ mantic Rd„ a short distance east a letter of protest to Connecticut’s i at Mero’s home. They were re­ Nutmegger House SPECIAL FOR YOU! County Jail smashed glass and opening statement that Soviet of Hebron Green. Hartford, Aug. 17 (45—Special ‘GOLDE.V AGE OF CO.MEDY” and 8 COIX)R CARTOON.S cold water. ly who do not go tp college, would blood collections will be held to­ two senators in Washington, Re- j YOUNG GOP .APPOINTEES leased on $500 bond after ar­ 84 Market Square. Newington, Conn ■82.50 and $8.00 The girls are teasing their as­ furniture, threw debris from win­ scientific advances Illustrated by do so if they w'ere financially able. The wild huckleberry crop this Hartford, Aug. 17 lA*,'—The Con- raignment before t’ .S. Commis­ dows and yelled protests for four day In Now Haven and at Weth- publican Prescoit Bush and Dem Bl SINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS sistant leader. "Tip” Mortimer, ar^eld State Prison in the Red ocrat Thomas J. Dodd, reminding I necticut Young Republicans today sioner Robert Alcorn. SMORGASBORD hours before State Police quelled FI LL COURSE DINNERS who exclaimed, "I like this kind of Sat. 5 to 10 p.m. camping everything is done in the disturbance early today. No COCKTAIL lAH'NGE $3.50 such lazy fashion.” She "camped” one was Injured. Officers said the trouble appar­ Private Banquet Rooms for Weddings, Parties and Meetings In the house on a real bed. "This isc'amping?” the girls remarked ently stemmed from the death of a ALWAYS .SEA FOOD • STEAKS • CHOPS Beth Garthside was awakened prisoner in solitary confinement last July. Charles Boulanger—Host the morning of Aug. 8, her 17th NEWINGTON birthday, by the Danish girls sing­ .^A yammering began among They re Easy To Care For! Edward Helstosky—Chef some prisoners about 9:30 p.m. Moving Restyling Thinking Of ing "Happy Birthday” in front of Eforts by guards to quiet them AIR-CONDITIONED her tent. They presented her with DIRT RESISTANT— WASH WITH A DAMP CLOTH AMPLE PARKING MOhawk 6-4467 down brought instead, more shouts ADULT COMEDY — NOT FOR CHILDRGN a bouquet of roses and a small and a banging on cell bars. Into A Your A New wooden elephant which she dlscov A crow'd estimated at up to 1,-^ lIlK HAPFVSftim-MMKtR OF PlMEU 8 .» ered was a bottle opener. 000 persons gathiered outside the For dinner, Elsemarie Wand^ll, jail. Some shouted encouragement New Hom e? Kitchen? Appliance? The ribald, impudent, the Danish leader, baked a birth­ Of- to the inmates but most were but always moving day cake. The American and Dan­ merely curious snectators. "Dine in Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" .-..count of the encounter ish girls* presented a really "large Then, officials said the prison­ Nylon Velvet Oxfords gift” to Beth in the evening — - a between a girl-of- ers began .smashing furniture and hug# box stuffed with paper in the throwing out debris and personal FOR CHILDREN, MISSES qnd TEENS the-streets in a Grecian midst of which was a singlf. M&M belongings. State Poller were seaport town... candy. called to the jail at 11:10 p.m. PYQUAUC INN Aug. 9 was American day at and the American Quiet returned only after jail of­ camp. The Stars and Stripes flew ficials pointed out the suspected GO TO..... NORMAN'S 161 MAIN ST., WETHERSFIELD, CONN. who wants to rescue over the campsite, snd the Man- instigators and state policemen her from her desperate ,Chester girls prepared the meals — hauled them bodily into a segrega­ (or is it?) pancakes, tuna fish, peanut but tion cell block. No weapons were ter and jelly sandwiches and used. situation.., corned beef hash. AND FIND AN APPLIANCE SMORGASBORD The girls visited two 16th cen­ •trideRite tury castles during their stay t- SKIN ITCH A Feature iiteLiMA Mwcouwi IiY^riksburg and Kronborg; the DON’T SCRATCH IT! latter was the setting of "Hamlet.” ScratchiniT 'apreadii inrectioo cautLiiR SHOE WEDNESDAY They visited a scout training cen­ MORK pain. Make thin test. Apply SUIT YOUR NEEDS SATURDAY, 5 to 9 P.M. ter, Jaegergaarden, where they en­ ITC’ H-ME-NOT. Itchlnr quietn down In minutes and antUepttc action helps THE HOME OF tertained some Brownies and gave fineed healing. T up inutant-dryinir ITCH- GOOD FOOD SUNDAY, 3 to 9 P.M; each a scout pin for rememberance. ME-NOT fpr ecsema, Insect bitee. toe Urh. other nurface ranheii. If not pleati- 1| Although the campsite w'as a ed. your. 4Rc bark at any dniR otore. LUNCHEONS sen-ed 11:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. $1.25 up distance from any tow'n, the girls TODAY at North End Pharmacy.

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1PA6E fX > m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C01^N^, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL^, MANCHESTER, CONN!, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 PAGE f iv b : • baaa notaJblp; thatr mdrala ought on the .United States Circuit CourlT partmenta ean de to help church, IKanriiratfr which Could be claimed for Con­ " f o r F l o w e r s " ta ba talrly g«od t«®. HEALTH CAPSULES farm, an^ prlvata groups provide Coventry necticut. ITiis, if it could be done, Time .of Your Life needed services for their older For All Oooaeions, It's For aU thla, Dr. WoteWto, In Connecticut would involve nsuning Cotter. no>v l7MiclMKlA.Petii,M.lX iEt>^niit$ If^raUk CanadA to Attend the Intematlon- members. not even in the federal court ■sys­ Pina Fond Bdqueet-,Osrelully Your work is Just as important. a1 OongPMA ' on ’nieoratlcAl and tem, to a post which, in tlie rou­ HOW CAN YOU AVOID S M 4QER Once you make the proper pre­ G oba's Flowers School Board TV-Radio Tonight ]| BIm U Yankee tine course of events, would natu­ FROM LIGHTT^ING By ARTHtlB UOBD Call PAUL BUETTNER Applied OiemiBtry, u«ed hla prea- Dtor Arthur: I spend all my sentation to the foundation, you The Baby Has ence there to contact the Royal By A. H. O. rally go to Judge Anderson, as may also receive funds. (Formerly with Pentland’s) R nm ooaoN the senior present federal judge in spars time worklnf with a private 1122 BURNSIDE AVE. rural group that tries to help the To D iscuss I^bUthtrs Canadian Mounted Police, Inform Connecticut. The last time a po­ Dear Leona: There is nothing Im­ BAST HARTFORD 1 sf .... ;• fYjuadcd O o t ^ 1. u n them of hia desire for political eay There haa been generous nation­ tential circumstance like this ap- public understand the . real needs T elevision al praise for Federal Judge Rob­ of older folks. For three years we proper about your grandmother sirveriee Dally to Mancheetei \ Publl«kt4 Brery BraDtng Bxe«M lUm, and then, after arrange* peared^was during the Eisenhower and grandfather starting dancing*r- JA 8-S009 or Ml S-8476 Been Named... Lunch, Plan \ • :00 Big 3 Theater (in progreesli 8:3U Tales of the VUinga ert P. Anderson because, in the have applied to one of the large \ \ Early Show Mn pragresei The Real McGoya t. U, •uDdan aad U ol^m SBlarMl u t£i administration, and involved 'two lessons. If they want to dance, they First Show (in pmiyressF PoSToine* «t M iujc^w Coon, oi menta, carried out his deeertion of matter of providing stewardship philanthropicthropic foifoundations ■ ■ for fundi Frontier Justice 8. Republicans. Federal Judge Car- should learn how. If you want to The board of education will have Huckl*b'>rry Hnimd n. Bat Masteraon 10. 7 ^ , BeeoBd C lan HaU KatUr. Communiem. f o rHhe ^ e reorganisation of the New roll Hincks had the claint of seni­ for our work. Bach year we have Flippy the Clown 9 00 Times Square Playhouse Haven Railroad, he rejected the been turned down and the founda­ stay in their good graces, don't a special meeting at 8 p.m. Tuea­ Medic My Three Sons t. . 8UPSCRIPT10N RA Tn He may make hla own reaaona ority: former Senator John Dan- criticize their good sense. News , David Niven Theater open claim of the Kennedy admin­ tion gives money to state and Goldberg, Robert Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goldberg, day at the Covehtry High School PaTaUt la Adranco more explicit later on. Some of aher sought appointment to- the Deer Arthur: Should we be re­ \ 4 % 6:16 Behind Cioaed Doors f Bachelor Father 10. Carrlar lUU istration at Washington for the circuit judgeship to which Hincks welfare agencies! Now why would 853 Wolcott Ave., Windsor. He Was bom Aug. 7 at Mt. Sinai with Mrs. P’rank Murray, lunch di­ .Social Security in Action ^ Wrestling Ont Taar ...... tu io «B.OO them may be atrictly personal, and appointment of former Democratic a national philanthropy give money sponsible for our grandchild? She Whirlpool Washors, Hospital. Hartford. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 6:36 Weather Neon A Snorts Gunslinger ill Montbt ...... ;...... 7.76 , U.OO Governor Dennis J. Roberts of would normally have been pro­ was IS when she got married in rector and treasurer of the hot I--::' Tightrope a 30 The U ntouchable! tlirac Montbt ...... 6.M 6 JD have little to do with ideology. Or moted. The Connecticut State Bar to itate and county groups when Julius Banner. Columbia. HLs paternal grandparienta are Mr. and lunch programs of the Coventry 6:80 Hignway Holidays Brenner Rhode Island as trustee and spite of our better judgment. The Dryors ^ St o n t Month ...... 1.3t t J | they may all be reasons of politi­ protested vigorously: Hiheks was we need It so badly? . Mrs. Jerome Goldberg, New London. He has a brother, .Paul School Sy.stem. Rpfirts Newj* Weniher «J reaeat Ghost.s Tales Wetklv ...... -30 . ,6i named, instead, three trustees of Roberta man she mangled was no good from Niel, 2. Rollie Jacobs riub Hou*» Million Dollar Movie cal and acientifie principle. We do his'own choosing. given his promotion; Danaher re­ the, word. go. Priets as Low, * a * There will be discussion and re­ Robin Hood 10.00 Th*> Grouchn Show HIOMBBR OP ceived a federal judgeship in Dear Bobbi: First things first. viewing of the local program, aa 6:46 Kvening Repr.rt PBS Reports THE aSSOCIATEO PRllSB not khow. There have been some But this national praise for Washington. I'm sure your work is worth-while Now Thelma Is 28, haa three chil­ S«rviea That's Batttr Czepiel, Jane, deughftr of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Czcpiel. well as getting. Mrs. Murrsy's Huntl€y-B^JDkle^' 10. 10.30 Tiurd %fan Tht anodatedAnodated PraaaPran la *—•—eacluataaly mixed up motivations inside the Judge Anderson is not likely to and I'd like to see yon getisome of dren, and a divorce. She ha^ come Tarrytowh, N.Y. She-was born Aug. 10 at Phillips Meniorlsl ■>i Douglas tdwards 1he Brothera Branagan •nUUtd to tht uaa of republlcatioa of With, the Cotter possibility—or views concerning this. i 7:00 Jim Backus Show- Shotgun Slade all acwaewt dtanatcheamiMicnea cradltedcrvauM to Itti or Western scientists who have gone have sensed the full story in­ the possibility of a promotion for those needed funds. Review your to live with us. Thelma’s parents Hospital. Tarrytovm. Her maternal grandparents arc Mr. and Also on the agenda will be the West Poini Sllents Plf=a.se nni otherwlaa crMlItMl crodHod Inlo thistbta papar volved. From a distance, this could Anderson himself—comprising Ex­ presentation to the Philanthropic died a few years after her mar­ Mrs. Charles Burr, 102 Adelaide Rd. Her paternal grandparents Million Dollar M ovie 6fikft Hamm er and alto tht local n«wa pupttaUod hert. Elaat. But if the Elaat 'Gemans FIND A LOW SPOT SUCH AS A Potterton's completion of hiring of the cus­ 1 ^ T’ncovercd II TV) New.s. Sports and Weather have been the not unnatural forti­ hibit A. the details in Exhibit B PnOH OR DEPRESSION AND foundation. Local fund-raising or­ riage and her Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Czepiel, Old Saybrook. Her maternal todial staff, including reviewing ^ -ftfWWww.. News A Weather r 3. '8. 12. 80. All rlphtt of rtnubllcalioB of apodal have been voting uith their feet, live in Bolivia. 180 Center St.—Cor, of Church great-grandmother is Mrs. Sears Gallagher, West Roxburj', Mass. Rouen Riders The Big .News iliiipatchea horaln art alao raaarrML tude of a Republican judge in the come a little sharper. is o l a t e d t r e e s ganizations and church, synago­ applicants for assistant janitor at £>r, Klotchko, in some degree at face of a somewhat questionable AVOID , A gue, and hospital administrators Edith News. Weather 11 15 lacrK l*aer Show tCI 10 In Exhibit B. we have not mere­ SAFE PLACE IS INSIDE A CAR. the Roljei'taon School and pari 7:16 Klng.s pf fioif Feature 40 >\ Pull ten let clltal e( M. B. A. Strv- least, must have been voting with request from a Democratic nation­ ly the fact that a lawyer from the may be able to give you help and Dear Edith: You are in no way Boudreau, Lisa Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bou­ time janitor and matron at the' Shorts News Europe’s Finest Movies . Id’,11’, tncme. _ _ al administration. Judge Anderson Department of Justice appeared ideas about how to make your responsible for. Thelma, her chil­ dreau, 7 Dogwood Lane, Wapping. She was bom Aug. 6 at Hart­ high school. Evening Report 11:20 Premiere li Publltherrf' RepreaentatlToa. his mind, rejecting a way of life began his political career as a Re­ HuMi C«piuIm tivM ImMuI Wen—M»a. presentation more effective. ~ dren, and her imhappy marriage. ford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 7:30 Outlaws Id, 22 World’s Pest Movies .Tullui Mathewa epadal Acancy .8: before Judge Anderson to urge the I IHi n«l intended f b« ol« diigWMHt wMuw, Dexter Woodman has been' Summer Sports Spectacular 3 ]\ :V t .\’ew.s York. Chlcapo Datjolt and Boafon. which had honored and advanced publican member of the State appointment of former Governor As for why the money now goes ■What you do for her because of George Lynch. Laconia. N.H. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. named head janitor at the Robert- | Guestward Ho! ,SS. 11:30 .Tack Pnar Show (C )” ‘ member ’ AUblT BintEAT} OP him. Senate; he began his judicial ca­ Roberts as the sole trustee for the to state and county agencies, the your love Is another matter. and Mrs. Oliver Boudreau, Tilton, N.H. She has a si.ster. Deborah son School. Blue Angels ! •('0 T.ate News CmCUIJkTlONS. reer when he was appointed to answer is simple. Most rural com­ Thelma may need you now more Ann, 1. 6:00 Donna Reed Show 8 4u \. ws. Prayer New Haven. He also presented a a sailor than a railroad man, but The board has appointed four . SEE SAXrRDAY S TV WELK FOR C05IPLETE LISTING The Herald Prlntlna Company, lac.. the Superior Court bench by Gov­ copy of a letter from' President munities have a goodly number of than she ever has before. teachers to the system, thus com­ conid probably sense, nevertheless, Stringer, 'Nancy Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles assumrs no financial reaponslbilbUlty for A Capital Idea ernor John Lodge; he left that Kennedy, to his brother. Attorney the choice of green and red lights older folks. Thelma understands her predica­ pleting the teaching staff. The ap- A mother and three of her children were injured when this car crashed Into the rear of a truck on tvporraphlpJ eirora appearina in as- post to accept appointment to the The foundation’s concern I* what ment and, with your help, she’ll Stringer Jr., 14 Dailey Circle, Rockville.. She was bom Aug. 11 pointeea will be listed by Supl. vertlaemenla------and other - readtne------matterma General Robert Kenned.v. request­ before him, one set for the rail­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ■ maternal grandparents Rt. 15. They were admitted to Manche.ster Memorial Hospital. (Hprald photo by Satemls). In The Mancheiter Erenina Berald. Us a writer in the Christian Sci­ federal court from President Ei­ ing that the government be rep­ road. the other, perhaps, for his the state and county welfare de- find her way out. Royal O. Fisher as soon aa accept­ senhower. There was. on the sur­ resented at the hearings on the are Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hacking. Georgetown, Maine Her pater­ ances have been received. In' this Radio Dlaniay adTertlalnx cloalna houra: ence Monitor speculates. If only face. no special reason for him to own career. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stringer Sr,, South except livestock, from 6:30 p.m. (lUft luting lAcIndes onlj those news broadoasts of 10 or 15-Bi|auta Por Monday—I p.ra Prtday. trusteeship. Furthermore, .it was group there are two elementary the label of appeasement or sur show any unusual deference to the disclosed that Attorney General* Dartmouth, Mass. She has two brothers, Charles R., 7, and hjark teachers, a mathematics teacher at to 9 p.m, Rockville-V ernon lenifth. Some statlona carry other short oewscasta.) For Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. render could be avoided, it would R., 6: and a sister, Lois Ann, 3. Saturday, hall open to receive For Wedneaday—1 p.m. Tueaday. wishes of the Democrats, and, Kennedy had, the previous week, the high school and one mu.sic WDRC—186A t- 6 4.S Txjwell Thom as For Thuraday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. be a wonderfully exciting thing to from the %urface view of things, teacher. all exhibits at 10 a.m.: clothing »>;55 Phil Rtzutto For Friday—1 pm. Thuraday. written Judge Anderson a letter A 'fhoaght for Today —Announcing — Rully, Donald Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A., Rully, 6:00 Newa 7:UJ N'^wii For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. sob's the Berlin crisis by building one might even wonder how in the urging the appointment of Roberts The board has granted a year's entries lo be in place at 11 a.m. for 6:06 Today .on Wall Stfeet Claaained dcadllnei 10:10 a.m.' eaea world the Democrats ever thought Sponsored by the Hsnebestet 114 Park St. He was born Aug. 11 at Manchester Memorial leave of ab.sence to Mrs. Margue­ judging; judges' luncheon at .12:15 6:10 Sport Newt 7:10 CBS-In Person a new Berlin, a new capital of —apparently in ample time for Maryland F amily Hurt 6:15 Art Johnson Show 7:30 Fulton Lewis dav of puhllcaticn except Saturday— they had a chance of getting any­ Council of Churches Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs,. to McCALLt Dube. Ronald Peter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Dube. 150 elsewhere at Robertson and Cov­ Bank and T n isl Co. 55 .59 missioning but ran into trouble I Champaign, 111., son of a facuitv To preserve "the real estate Of course, there is no guarantee ' member at the University of II- values" is the thing. that, if the present day taste and Charter Oak St, He was bom Aug 9 at Manchester Memorial entry Grammar Schools. Also. Fire Inaurancc C.Mii[>anies with the law when he’ came to Hospital. His maternal grandfather Is .\rthur Arnold, Willi- 5908 for biB transportation re­ Aetna Fire ...... 121 127 court Monday as a ■ .spectator at I linois; Paul Brener, 21, formerly of '4 ' This is expressed with such soul of the German people were mantlc. His paternal grandfather is Napoleon Dube. Coaticook.' pairs to the town-owned school Hartford Fire ...... 74’j 78>y the opening day of his friends' Seattle, Wash.; David Mitchell, 18. KNITTING New' Canaan; and Ed Saunders, seeming blithe confidence that it offered the opportunity to create Quebec. Canada. He has two sisters. Sylvie. 2'j. and Nancy. 1. buspfi; 8,500 for auditing .of the National Fire ...... 140 150 I trial. is the choice and verdict of all a new capital city, they would not hot lunch program books; 5293 Phoenix Fire ...... 117 127 Several dozen members of the formerly of New York City. civilization that one hesitates to merely erect a new Berlin. But we 5lnnaco. Donna (iraee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Umberto for institutional ,i to rise W'hen the judge entei-ed and such a thing as a complete re­ and mors Ught, and some touch of 4-ox. SKEIN Ore.ste Fusar, Trieste. Italy. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. supplie.s of filters for the heating Conn. General ...... 249 263 left the courtroom. Luckom re­ I Halifax -Nova Scotia's 4,600- versal of these values, in which grace, and even people who knew and Mrs. Antonio Monaco. Trieste. Italv She has a sister, Maria plant at the Robertson School: Hfld. Steam Boiler 112 118 fused to leave the chamber when I mile roast is dotted with more the ideal war for the future might how to smile. Even If it caii't be S7 COLORS TO CHOOSC FROM REG. $1.39 VALUE Louise. 3. 5112 for maintenance contracted Travelers ...... 137 142 i.it was ordered cleared for a receas. ! than 350 lightliouse* and fog- 1 He went limp and had to be car- Tbs one which punished real estate done now, because it might seem supplies- 586 for operational sup­ Hillillr I flMtiea I horns. The light at Shelboume, Hiiestis. Robie. daughter of Mr and -Mrs. Rex Hucstis. 29 plies and" expenses, contracted ; ried from Uie courtroom, and this I built in 1787, is one of the oldest. values, but preserved some por­ like appeasement, it would still be Willys St.. East Hartford. She was born Aug 11 at Manchester se n ire s. C:omi. Light & Power 28 30 a good way for all Germany, some m a kes ice UW Memorial Hospital. Her majernal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hftd. Elei'lrii' Light 7.5 78 tion of humanity. Mrs. Heckler also reported $70 H artford Gas Co. . . .56 TTiis questioner at the prealden- day, to celebrate Its reunification. WAGICI Francis B. Sullivan, 48 Ha.mes SI. Her paternal grandparents went for new equipm ent of are Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gowdey. North Swansea. Ma.s,s. She .Southern .New England tlal news conference was not alone fans for the Robertson and Cov­ Teleplione ...... 62 55 Tbei has two brothers. Michael. 6, and Holgate. 4; and four sisters. entry Grammar Schol.s and 5.53 for 1b his phrasing. What he said and Virginia, 10. Deborah and Cynthia. 9. and Andrea. 7. .Munuliictiirtng Comiianles Sunday Paper Health you use. school library. Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . 63 67 Implied has been said and implied, every »<» or Nylo Knitting Worsted...... 4 oz. skein $1.09 Rules Cover Terrace No trays to m , »v .Murray, Elir.alietli. daughter of .Mr. and Mrs, George F. M\ir- As.sixiiated Spring .. 16'2 18'2 , in comparable words. In most of Reading the Sunday papers, Property owners and residents of Bristol Brass ...... 13 15 pry loose. Jiffy Yarn, a0% Wool, 50% Nylon . .... 2 oz. skein 55c ray. 145 Pine St. She was bom Aug. 14 at Manchester Memorial the Lakeview Terrace development the talk of those who advocate our these days, is an hypochondriacal Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. James H. Footit. Dunt\am Bush ...... 5'* 6 '. SMILING SCRNficr are reminded by officials that i 1 gstting on with the neutron experience—unless, of course, you Middletown. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Catherine Mur­ E m -H art ...... 80 85 4. Sport Yarn, 50% Wool, 50% Nylon . ... .2 oz. skein 65c there are specific ordinances ef­ Fafnir Bearing .... .56 60 bomb. '' happen to read the news items in ray. 29 Cottage St She has a brother. James Arlhtir. 21 months; fecting the Terrace. Copies are and two sisters, Patricia Catherine. 7, and Maureen Ann. 4. N. B. Machine ...... 22 24 Ws assume that they do not the correct order. If you happen Baby Yarn, 50% Wool 50% N ylon...... 1 oz. skein .39c available to both old and new res­ North and Judd 1.5 17 W " S o OEEROSEWG idents desiring them. These may be quite iTalize or mean, either, ex­ to do that, you may find that the I Fergu.H«n. Da\id Scott, .son of Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Stanley Work., .... 16 18 r;- actly what they seem to say. We *S h |L e w e ie r Ombre Knitting Worsted, 100% Wool , .J;4 or., skein $1.27 obtained from any oj the tiircc Veedcr Root 52 .56 new health peril which confronts 14 Brent Dr., Vernon. He was born Aug. 13 at Manchester Me­ development con.stabiks: Donald aasume they do not even begin to you on Page 66 has already been morial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is .Mrs Pearl Creasy, I'he above quotations are not to Pompadour Yarn ...... 4 oz. skein .$1.15 Gadapee. Robert Helms and Gus­ M construed as actual marketa sense how a statement like this Charlottesville. Va. His paternal grandparents arc Mr and Mm, tave Liappe.s. met and mastered on Page 78. It Is _ buad. up Sherwood G. P'erguson, 74 Horton Rd. He has two brothers, Ron­ must sound abroad, to people per­ not always that simple and reas- Frost F ^r Plans Complete LEWELLA ald. 9, and Robert. 7; and three sisters, Sandra, 8. Deborah 5 Sen Fertility I nries haps accustomed to associate suring; you may have to do some and Holly. 3. Plans are complete for the 30th ‘?irfood storage area- LADIES' annual 4-H Town Fair Saturday at atrictly materialistic views with rationalization for yourself. . INFANTS' the Church Community House and United Nations, N. Y. The presents Lowe. Kim Sii/.anne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles lx)we, the American civilization. After If you read, for Instance, that Coventry Grange Hall.' both on Rt. fertility of the sea for food pro­ 184 Brent Rd.' She was bom Aug. 13 at M anchester .Memorial 44A duction probably varies from place all, insanity does not proclaim it­ people who relight their cigarettes Ho.spital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ self, or admit itself to itself. We The program includes: Tomor­ to place as much as does that of seem to have a much greater SNOW mond Oakley. Bethel Park, Pa. Her paternal grandparents are row hail open to jeceive exhibits land, a British report indicates. go on prating about a bomb which Mr. and Mrs. Robert I-owe. Ridgefield Park. N.T. She has two chance of suffering permanent ,jcuiicK H «e;. w# should have. If we can get it, brothers. Gregory-; .I, and Jeffrey. 2: and a sister, Slephanie. 3'^. •J damage to their health than those Holds iFors than _ I because it could take human life Holds THE LIGHTWEIGHT who smoke them straight through, pounds in' u 2I SUITS Wilson, Alan Joseph, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D Wil.son. but spare tlie real estate values, you may have to reason it out ^tbat alone. More A 185 Union St. He was born Aug. 12 at Manchester Memorial CHAMP OF THE WORLD! and lo, in time, we are not the people who relight cigarettes do Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William ones who are crazy. That would Prentice. 241 Woodland St. He has two brothers. David, 8, and so primarily because they are poor Donald. 5. be ans'body M-ho has difficulty FEEL LIKE A and penurious. Once that is estab­ Modi l GA UOO lieving that such a bo.tib is the lished, you couple the item about These hard-to-believt answer to cirilization's prayer. cigarettes with a book j-ejlew in So trouble-free it's botked by a 10-yeoi 100% Cotton persuaders accomplish SomeUmfes.. of course, we get 1 piece with at­ which it is alleged that what warranty on sealed qus refrigeration unit! tached hood. 58% Corduroy. wonders in spite of their light, mournful, and think that a world really killed a famous author was P.A.C. TEXAS MILLIONAIRE! which can even talk . that way oottonii 42% nylon.^ airy feeling! Soft, shirred 7 not ti^ dread disease he had ho Every ft?alurc y o u ’ve ev*;r w anted in o refrigera­ Guarknteed i< SCA bj WliidpNl Cerpeflti«^ ninBlictatM ol K A WHIAtraOL a m Km u a . ••Hwiiiwl ly U tM C*rpgftSoa •( Aatnct. / 26 VILLAGE STREET— ROCKVILLE White. S-M-L-XL. ' der, 'been fleeing the Communist be the particular alarm whltdi earning E X T R translate tke regime of East Germany were not strikes your own hypochondria— 8H Russians, but Germans. They were while they go out of their way to $^.87 SLIM JIM SETS money for you driven by fear and drawn by hope cure, some disease you are sure 100% combed cotton fasliion news of a better economic life. There you haven't got. In any caae, read- SUMMER SPECIAL jersey, slacks fuUy month in, month m was never any reason for them to S^lece, machine washable, gripper snaps on lined. Pennalon shrink­ MANCHESTER HRE DEPARTMENT'S inr, the Sunday ]>apers is a melan- age control. Blue, out. Start saving be loyal to Communism. olioly expwlence. crawler*. ' green, plum, m*t. Sizes 12th ANNUAL witli ease!... 12.99 By contrast, Dr. Mikhail Klotch­ At the moment, tmtil next Sun­ ^60 to ^100 Allowance 8 to 14. here regularly! ko, the distinguished scientist day at least, we are on a vege­ Imported and important is the smooth, suave look of who ha.s been granted political tarian diet. That is because we BOYS* PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL this dashing new Oibbie shanfcless wonder! Exciting asylum by the government of have just read thp report of a for your old refrigerator MEN'S tone-confrast points up the smart squared-off Italian (^mada, is not only a Russian, but French physician who proclaims ON THE LOT NEXT TO HREHOUSE toe. And the easy-going stroller heel is sqiived to CURRENT ANNUAL OPEN TODAY was a trusted Russian. And there that the use of antibiotics in the SNEAKER SOCKS MAIN AND HILLIARD STRF-ETS match. Soft. I.ight. IniTedibly flexible. 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Llyn- completed the first half of the ex­ Deaths Last Night ners; James Turklngton, Bryce wood Dr.. Bolton Lake, more than amination, qualifying them as en- matics, physics and astronomy. FULL LINE OF CUilTOM By HABOLD T. HYMAN, MJ>, Carpenter, Thomas Hicks, Paul a dosen years ago. gineers-ln-training. There was *ome speculation that Written for Newspaper New professional engineers are Klotchko was dissatisfied with con­ , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Finkbein, David McGregor, Dean VENHIAN BLINDS Enterprise Assn. ARMOUR This recipe, which uses fresh Chicago-Frank B. Mast, i2, a peaches. Is a seasonal family Ylo Anson of Andover, Charles M. ditions of his work. and Suzanne LaCoe, Dennis and One eff the most useful and re- CLIP leader in Lithuanian affairs in this Leon Dion and Michael Ander­ favorite anti makes sui appetizing Billm.ver and Da\id S. Merz of Man­ Klotchko's most recent post v/arding community enterprise* is 100 FREE country died Wednesday. He served dessert for bridge parties and com­ chester. Zephirin A. Caouette and was Reported to be head of a chemi­ son, iMtermfdiates. E. A. JOHNSON John W. Honeycomb of Vernon and cal laboratory in Moscow. He was as a counselor to the Lithuanian Joann Elchnian, John Turking- that in which screening 1* done THIS pany occasion*. The pie sheH may Commission at the ,Paris Peace TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS be baked in advance. Robert M. Dawson III of Rockville. oil the editorial boards of several ton. Thomas Tralli, Bruce E«r-’ PAINT GO. for the detection of glaucoma and Engineers-ln-training are Lewis chemistry journals and had writ­ Conference after World War I and irlck. Joe Dimock, Jerr>' South- the prevention of blindness. WITH THIS COUPON Peach Glaze Pie later was coim.selor to the Lithua­ COUPON Into a cooled, baked pie shell A. Geis Jr., Joseph J. Glee- ten extensively himself In the field. eriflil and Peter Robinson passed 723 Main St., TeJ. MI 9-4501 A little over a year ago, Mil­ and purchase of son, Herbert M. Hoover, Richard The Russian’s request for asy­ nian Legation in Washington. their'swimmer skill tests. •lice four peachek In thin layers. New York— Harry Balogh, 70. waukee and Wisconsin groups In­ FOR MORE Let stand. A. McComb, Paul W. Pillsbury, lum wits granted on humanitarian itiated a "G-Day” under the aus­ $5.00 OR MORE George R. Recck and . Harold F. grounds under Canadian, policy of boxing announcer who announced STOCK " A t .Manchester Grand Union Place In a saucepan about six iljost of Joe Louis' championship pices o f ' the National Society for peaches, peeled and mashed. Smith, all of Manchester; John V. providing a haven for anyone from EXTRA Except on alcoholic beverage*. i fights in the 1930s, died Wednes- the Prevention of Blindness iind YOUR I Add one cup of sugar aiid three Espenshade Jr. and John M. Leahy, behind the Iron Curtain • wishing cigarettes, fresh milk and fair trade Items. j ■ day. local and state medical societies. YOU R to lV l fRiEIIR I tablespons of cornstarch. Stir this both of South Windsor. ■ :tt, a government official said. Between 9 a.m. and 4;45 p.m., a Coupon Good thru Aug. 19. . ’ Also, Ronald Lemek and David Officials at the Soviet embassy Hollywood — Adeline de W alt; CHOPS, ROSSIS AT THIS J SA V im S Limit One CouiKin Per Customer constantly over medium heat. Keep Reynolds, 98, motion picture ■ total of 1,451 adults were screened stirring until mixture thickens and A. Scheibe. both of Rockville; A r­ in Ottawa were not available for BRAKES and an additional 300 had to be SMD STfW ^-- actress, died Sunday. Members of j lO W J R Id has a shiny appearance. Remove thur E. Chadwick of Andover: Ed­ comment. turned away. the family announced the death U l VIRSPPtO from heat and cool. Pour mixture ward J. Rak of Talcottville. and Harvison told newsmen last get Tuesday. In Brookline, Mass., a similar over sliced peaches Set in refriger­ Joseph R. Russo of Vernon. night that' Dr. Klotchko ’v'slipped TO YOUR OROtR HUE STAMPS I Los Angeles—K. Wesley Smith, pft>ject was instituted under the SAVE M OM Ht OUR ator. Top with whipped cream away from the touring Soviet RELINED auspices of the local chapter of the TOOl before serving. party "lesB than 24 hours ago." 69. retired financial editor of the ! editorial page of the Los Angeles ! Lions Club. By Oct. 7, 1960, 41 Pie Shelf Three other Soviet scientists clinics were held at which 3,018 OUR BIG ><= SALE! Couples It) Attend Times, died Tuesday in Paris while Sift into a bowl: who were scheduled to attend a ALL 4 WHEELS patients were examined. on a, European tour. He was born >. Includes Part* and Ixtbor lb. 1 cup flour meeting of the International Parley at Brown In Indianapolis, Ind. In each of these projects, tests teaspoon salt • S i Calorimetry Conference in Ot­ were done for distant vision. The CORN cut in with pastry blender one- tawa ye.sterday failed to show up. .MRS. FDR FOR I N backgrounds of the eyes were ex­ FLAKES third cup of vegetaijle shortening. Three .Manche.ctcr couples will No explanation was given for All Work KELLOGG'S New Haven. Aug. 17 (/P)—Mr*. amined by an ophthalmologist and tender Cut in shortening until pieces are attend an alumni leader.ship enn- their absence and their papers Guaranteed —TASTY Eleanor Roosevelt believes that If In Writing the tension of the eyeball was mea­ size of peas. Sprinkle with two and ference at Brown University .\ug. were read by a Canadian sci­ sured after a drop of local anes­ a half tablespoons cold water. Mix a general war broke out nuclear MB LAMB C ^ S TOILET entist. * thetic had been instilled. and shape Into a ball. Do not over­ 24-26. weapons will be used. During a FORD • CHEVY The importance of Klotchko’s Of the 1,451 persons tested In TISSUE handle. Roll out for an 8 or 9-inch They are Mr. and Mr.s. Neil H. question and answer session at a PLYMOUTH 6 STATLER defection is not expected to match regular STYLfe pie plate, and prick with a fork Ellis, 43 Butternut Rd.; Dr. and luncheon of the Yale Foreign Stu­ Others Sllghtiy Higher Milwaukee, 109 glaucoma suspects in 1945 of Igor Gouzenko, a were discovered. And, in Brook­ the bottom and aides before plac­ Mrs. Alfred B Sundqulst. 50 dents Institute yesterday, the for­ Premium Quality legs cipher clerk in the Soviet embas­ line, of 466 persons with eye con­ of IAMBS "“1 ing in the oven. Bake for 10 to 15 Wvll.vs St.; and Mr. and Mr.s. W il­ mer First Lady a]so said that LEAN LUCKY sy here. Gouzenko turned over Bonded Lining Easy Credit Terms minutes at 450 degrees or until the liam L. Wagner. 128 Barry R<1. there were many iksuea in the ditions at least 38 had unsuspect­ KONaMICAl secret documents that led to the ed glaucoma. APPLESAUCE LEAF crust is light golden brown. EllLs is a member of the Brown Berlin crisis that could be negoti­ MANCHESTER Mrs. Hunter ia a native of East class of 1917, and hi.s wife us a uncovering of a far-flung Soviet ated and talked over. A limited BRAKE Now while there is no way of SHOULDER CHOPS Haven. She w'as graduated from 1949 Pembroke graduate. Mrs. spy ring. Nine Canadians' were war. she said, can be prevented 357 Brood St. preventing or curing glaucomal its flavorpul CREAA4 Linden Hall Junior College in Li- Sundquist is a 1929 graduate of caught and imprisoned. Gouzenko from growing into a general war FISK SHOP Ml 3-2444 effects on vision can be controlled, tltz. Pa., and waa formerly em­ Pembroke. Wagner is a 1957 still lives in Canada under police if the United Nations is called in once the diagnosis is established. lOIMlAIBCROPS Philadelphia CHEESE ployed in the New Haven office of graduate of Brown. protection. quickly to negotiate a settlement. And since glaucoma is a principal the New York. New Haven and cause for defective vision and STEWING MEAT Herald Photo bv Pinto Hartford Railroad. blindness, especially in ,the elderly, AND CHOPS NAPKINS The Hunters have lived in Bolton MRS. JACK R. HUNTER and particularly In those with dia­ for 10 .years. Hunter is a general betes and/or a family history of WHITE-COLORS glaucoma, the accomplishments of tasty— economical SCOTKINS contractor. The couple has two the children are launched in their children, Leslie, 12%, and Betsy, 9. these G-Days cannot be overesti­ own lives and when the two of OPEN NIGHT till 10 P.M. KITCHEN Mrs. Hunter is a member of the Ruth Milieu you are left alone. mated. lAMBPAHie Women's Auxiliary at Manchester That is when majiy couples find I feel obligated to pass along the GARDEN Memorial Hospital, the Manches­ a new companionship with each definitions of optician, optometrist MAYONNAISE 1-ater Years Compensate ter Woman’s Club; the United other, turn to each other for un­ and ophthalmologist as adopted by b a r b e c u e f a v o r i t e - R E A D Y -T O -C O O K ^ For Middle-Marriage Sag WlUtlOCS FRUIT • ORANGE PIUSBURY OVEN-READY Methodist Church of Bolton where derstanding, start living to suit the Executive Committee of the • GRAPE HAtf she serves as altar steward, the If you and your husband don’t themselves and discover that with National Society for the Preven­ • PUNCH GALION I Ellingion Ridge Country Club, and seem as companionable as you fewer responsibilities they have tion of Blindness. DRINKS 4 9 BISCUITS the executive committee of the X prescription optician is a DWARF FRESH - CUCUMBER GRAND UQUID DISH ^ ^ were during thr first few years fewer worries and fewer reasons 16-oz. Bolton PTA. for disagreement. skilled technician who is qualified of your marriage— jors That realistic picture of marriage to grind lenses, fit and dispense PICKLES 4 9 DITERGENT 2 49* I f the children often seem to eyeglasses. FAMCY FO W l ought not to depress wives — it CHOCOLATE _ ^ GRAND UNION _ _ _ be driving a wedge between the SELF-SERVICE DEPT. STORE Guardsmen Leave o u ^ t to cheer them up. For the An optometrist is one whose two of you instead of bringing you "marriage can be one long honey­ education, training and licensure HERSHEY Kisus :r49< closer together— CORNER HARTFORD RD. and PINE ST. GOOD THRi: SAT. AUG. 19th BEETS SLICED 4 ' J S ^ 4 9 ‘ Friday for Camp moon’ hokum they have been fed qualify him to examine eyes, with­ If business takes up an increas­ for so long make.s all too many MANCHESTER out the use of drugs, for abnormal ing amount of >x«r husband's Shoppers may purchase each week's glass at low price fo r s a u d s of- them feel like failures because • Free Poridng • Parcel Pick-up to Your Cor of 3 for 4g^ visual problems not due to disease Headquarters and Headquarters time and attention- PUSS'N BOOTS Co., Manchester, of the 43rd In­ they haven’t achieved that kind of (hence, the optometrist is not WHOU or fo r st ew in g or CAT FOOD If you don’t feel you can really permanent bliss. qualified to perform tonometry for fantry Division, will leave for 18 talk to your husband about your CUT-UP SERVE FRICASSEE days of summer field training at Just knowing that most mar­ detection of glaucoma). He may '1 problems— prescribe, fit and supply eyeglasses 8; 30 tomorrow night. They will Don’t despair! There isn't any- riages sag during the early middle SENSATIONAL MEAT VALUES! COOKED Avg.W 9L4to6»bs. travel by military motor convoy and provide visual training for tlhing too unusual about your years ought to be reassuring. to Camp Drum, N.Y. such conditions. I f his examination marriage. T h is is especially true since H. L. HANDY'S GOVERNMENT INSPECTED The 111-man company will ar­ leads him to suspect defect or a According to a sur\'ey on mod­ there is the reassurance that the FRESH PORK OR COUNTRY STYLE rive at the camp S a tu i^ y morn­ later yeais will probably bring a BOILED disease requiring medical or sur em marriage made by a team of c ing. glcal treatment, he will refer the University of Michigan sociolo­ new happiness if they just hold SWIFTS FULLY COOKED The Manchester company con­ on to their marriage Instead of lb patient to a qualified physician or sists of medical, communications, gists even the happiest marriages surgeon. don’t run a level course. calling it quits because the honey­ drivers, . engineers, mechanics and moon didn’t last. An ophthalomologist or oculist SPARE RIBS ia a doctor of medicine who, while Starting off on a high plane of 69 personnel. There will be training HAM Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ° I in special phases of these units. mutual happiness, they begin to 49 licensed to practice all branches of boneless hams Other unil^ that will join in the run downhill after the children medicene and surgery, has special­ trip with the' Manchester company come along, responsilhlities mount, Drugs Sometimes Fail U.S. TOP CHOICE B E E F Covf C,.dcd> ized in the examination of the eye are Co. A. Middletown; Co. B, money grows tight, and neither and related structures and in the i tONEUSS M i f C Wlllimantic; Co. C. Danielson; Co. husband nor wife have as much New York — Tests of blood- VALU-TRIMMED, LEAN and TENDER prevention, diagnosis and treat' 8 9 ' D. Putnam; Co. E. Rockville; and time to devote to each other as clot-dissolving drugs, conducted ment of its defects and diseases h a m STEAKS Combat Suppiort Co., Thompson- they did when their marriage was with the aid of man-made radio­ prescribing whatever is required Including eyeglasses. I vllle. new. active blood clots, indicates most La r g e The members of the 2nd Battle But if you just weather these such drugs work—but not all the a n y SIZE s i z e Group, 169th Infantry. Connecticut downhill years, you’ll probably time. Doctors are now trying to A frican Disease Spreads 4 9 ‘ Arm y National Guard, ^»ill return find that jrour marriage will reach find out why. Animals rather than b o l o g n a uvi.w^ I by motor convoy on Sept. 1. a new level of happiness when hunrans none used for the tests. RIB STEAKS Cairo—A disease known an the n o c o u p o n African horse sickness has spread • AT OUR ECONOMY MEAT DERT. since late 1959 from Africa to f R||?c\oro .» I « GROCERY SPECIALS eight countries in the Near E^.st and Southwest Asia and caused HEAVY WKTESN BEEF an estimated loss of 170,000 EHLERS GRADE “A” horses, mules, and donkeys. It I CORNED BEEF kills about 80 per cent of the ani­ 16 Oz. Vac C O . - mals that contract it. 'VYHITrSwiW COFFEE Can D V e I WESSON h a d d o c k FILLET L T. WOOD BfAMc garde,N; fRfSH BRISKETS 2 tb,. 2 9 ^ I Locker Plant and Meat Market CmiCK ENOS) OIL 2 t t ' 2 9 ‘ FRESH LEAN CAPITOL FARMS GREEN GIANT I FRESH MEATS ~ RETAIL DEPT. ALL BEEF 2 Lbs. 2 , Lb-Bag Quick Frozen Foodc / SKINLESS 1 0 ' . r 3 9 « U.S.D.A. CHOICE—BONE IN STAHL MEYER HICKORY FEAS 2 ‘,^"'-39c KITCHEN GARDENARDEN A GROUND 9-oz. SMOKED SLICED DSUCATESSEN CHUCK ROAST BEEF 6 9 ‘ FRANKS 7 9 ‘ “ STAFF” (25 FT. CUTTER BOX) FRENCH FRIES 3 pkgs. BAKED BACON ALUMINUM FOIL 2 49e KITCHEN CARDEN GRAND UNION - ^ Nancy Lynn VIRGINIA HAM I/, lb. 59c (YOU S.WE 17c ON 2 BOXES) 10-oz. . B FRE8HL.Y MADE FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS GREEN PEAS pig>- SHRIMP DINNER 49‘ OCEAN SPRAY DORANN APPLE PI E ROAST BEEF ,b 49c 4 9 ^ "8 T A F I'” ■MORTON lAiE. 22 OZ. Drying clothes " — POTATO, MACARONI, COUE SLAW 6 9 ‘ LEMONADE APPLE PIES CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 c „ . 35e is easy today... PIZZA FOURS S 49‘ STRAWBERRIES 2 45‘ FRESH SALADS .b 29c (GOOD FOR ALL OCCASiONS) MILADY _ ^ GRAND UNION _ _ ^ AT MANCHESTER ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE GROTE and WEIGEI^STAHL MEYER POTATO 1st Thru 71h RIB OR CHEESE •pigs- 69' SCALLOPS 2,«69‘ FIRST PRIZE BLINTZES ★ YOU'LL SAVE CASH WHEN FREEZER QUEEN CHOPPED TEDDY ^ PricM effettive in RIB ROAST Jumbo Peeled & Grand Union Su­ YOU SHOP KING'S FOOD DePARTMENT 18-oz. pig. SHRIMP Deveined permarket* thru AAI l> AUTO BEEFSTEAKS Sot., Aug. 19th. FREE30ro"*STAMK ICED — IT'S SO REFRESHING WISHBONE We reserve the , VVITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF COLD CUTS ITALIAN DRESSING right to limit Dairy foodQ ONE IB. BAG EARtY MORN or GRAND UNION UPTON TEA quontitiei. _ ^ , WISHBONE DELUXE i 6 9 s 45 VARIETIES— SLICED TO ORDER UPTON — FAMILY SIZE c o f f e e of 12 QUAUTYMAID 85 Lb. Avg.— Cut To Your SpecdfleatlonR NOT PRE-PACKAGED ' TEA BAGS " 4 9 * > FRENCH DRESSING One Coupon Per Cujiomer BABY MUENSTER 49* Coupon Expires Saf., Aug. !9lh HOME FREEZER DEPT. KRAFT CRACKER BARREL s6*s home heating U.S.D.A. CHOICE SHARP STIX :s49* Qummer Clearance Qale! BORDEN PAST. PROaSS jmok.r-e)u.-V.t. h« p ★ A T DAIRY DEPT. ★ o u r v y g y l • COUNTRY FRESH PRODUCE DAILY You get premium quality ALUM INUM FURNITURE & GRILLS CHEESE SPREADS 2 i-4 9 * SILVER PLATTER Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the IMPORTED GERMAN FREE SOi^oSTAMPS S-Po*Hion— Folding Akim. WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE Of CREAMERY Ivowest Price Of The Season! Fancy California, Thompson most completely effective fuel 2 4 " Family Six* FOREQUARTERS of BEEF Chaise Lounge T'.'vO 6.0Z. CANS FRESHPAf FROZEN oil additive in use today. And Brazier LIMBURGER ’,.49* you get premium service. Au­ Rode odkot* to S poeWonel From APPROXIMATE CUTS fining to fuR radning. Durable DESSERT OR SALXD TOPPING BUTTER tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ 3 to 4 Rib Roasts 3 to 4 .Soup Shanks Seedless GRAPES 19i 5-Web construction. Ught ORANGE JUICE anced payment plan and many 8 to 10 Club Steak* Weight for Easy Moving. Folds LUCKY WHIP 49* limit . One Coupon Per Customer 4 to 6 Lbs. Short Ribs NEW YORK STATE other extras designed to make Finith. Heovy Duty Steel lowl. 4 to 6 Shoulder Steak* ' 8 to 8 Lbs. Beef Slew SHARP CHEDDAR CALIFORNIA VINE RIPENED home heating really easy. Coupon Expires Sal., Aug. 19th 4 to 6 Chuck Roasts 10 to 12 Lbs. Fresh Brisket SALX $ ^ 9 9 CIRCLS 3 to 4 Shoulder Clod Roast 20 to 25 Lbs. Hamburg lb PRKI ^^t^omparoble Value 12^95 Comparable Value 6.95 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CUSTOM CUTTING, CHEESE M o b ilh e a t ■T-f8 R.WE 10c LB. OVER REGULAR PRICt; HONEYDEWS the c/«an>od»M ORANGE DRINK PACKAGING .AND SHARP FREEZING Jumbo Size No. 8 24" oauxi odditif Folding Aluminum 46-oz.. O B e Motorized Brazier cons H i, A4---- e AA,.*--- liown and Patio Chair I W* bov* o fuH Km of food contain*rs aiui pdyeHiyfeM^ bo^s for your freezinq LOWER EGG PRICES AT KINGS FRESH, CRISP, NATIVE 3 FREESOpo^^STAMPS AiiualaU* Hei#it Chram* Grid. SMidecs r Aluminum Cen- KEEBLER WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE Qf W E G IV E GRADE J*POMNn KSn JMBUoOlWnv w »tn*ctiori Dolygrooylene Web­ 16-02. J ONE QUART BOTTLE GRAND BRAND RmMmt Tbw WhadBe pig. ‘ GREEN STAMPS *« * s- AS------1.’..^- aa- -1 m------■ bing. Feldi Am fer Storage. PECAN SANDIES "A" cello bag J 9 * * rwivie. HeovyidutynowTiaiKy m n i W wi« NON-TIP ConsUuriien. W# imif eoM storoqo spcKo for your froMii moot* and veqefobles for os Kttfe EGGS CARROTS NABISCO tih CLEANER ot $1.25 o meiiHi. SAU $A99 SAU>, » 3 9 . GRAHAM CRACKERS MEDIUM MORIARTY PRKZ W PMCi liiml One Coupon Per Customer BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY 3” POT Comparable Value lft.95 Comp- I'af- $6,95 IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST BROTHERS BUnER COOKIES Coupon Expires Sot., Aug. I9lh •1 M SSiU ST. Roar of leo Plaiit TEL Ml 3-8^24 PHILODENDRON M l 3 -5 1 3 5 ■ I riENTY Of FREE PAIIKING SPACE jWhile They Last! PrioM effective in upper Connecticut Grand Union Buper Markets tiirotiKh fiatorday, Aug. 10.

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• fAOB raCHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING kERALDj MANCHESTER, CONN., (THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 X. f R G E N IN E will be dlvfded into five groups Columbia Robbins said. In yeara where there Curtia, auperintendent o f , Man­ rural superintendent o f schools from 9 to 11 years of age will com­ Finals Reached Columbia Bolton ia to be a national election, the chester schools, the Rev. Bernard for^ this . area, begfan his duttea pete at 2 p.m. and those 12 years with one director. Each group will Grange Notes Board for the Admission of EJlec- L. McGurk, pastor of St. Maurice Tuesday. ■* of age and over, with no quallflca- prepare a play to be read to the tors would set the hours for extra Uons on the "over.” at 4 p.m. whole conference during the week. In Rec Tennis Box 1 of Bullets Church, Thomas Bentley, principal To Attend Convention Voter Session sessions which would- be necessary of the Hollister St. School for Fire Chief Peter MassoUnl will Keeney Hutchinson, chairman of As a second project, a play with­ Manchester Grange will . meet Porter Staff to accommodate those,who wished many years and George O. Rose, a he the delegate from the Bolton a supper to*be served at 5}30 and out an ending will be presented and Tennis tournament being con­ Picked from Fire to be made voters. e/ich group w-ill write an appro­ Sept. 6 at Orange Hall for public f i r s t long-term member and former Volupteer Fire Department to the 7:30 p.m., says ham will be the ducted by the recreation depsrt- School Meeting Canceled chairman of the Bolton board.' 78th Connecticut State Firemen’s main course this year. Hutchinson priate ending and present it to installation of new officers. The Now Complete Hours Slated the entire group the final morning mcfit for boys and girls have A tragedy was averted N a t io n a l The board of education did not The board has interviewed many convention in Bethel this weekend. will be assisted by Rlblland Meloche Grange met last -flight. Tuesday at the Cohimbia town meet last night as scheduled since of the 28 applicants for the new Julius Strong will be the alternate and Walter Karsky in preparing of the conference. The sixth degree will be con­ reaclied the finals. Moving: a member of the present dump when caretaker George First Selectman Charles Robbins a quorum of four members could post and have eliminated many.- delegate. Highlights of the con­ the supper. Tickets may be ob­ The Rev. Chandler will serve as ferred at I^edyard School Satur­ Roiy Fljiin defeated Leroy S t o r e s ■aid today that the hours for the not be obtained. The meeting has chaplain for the conference and teaching: staff up, eng:aging a re­ Bellows discovered a box of They expect, as a result of Inter­ vention- will be the parade Sunday tained from any members of the day at 8 p.m. and at the Univer.sity Beckett 6-4, 6-2 to gain the finals live 45 shells among the rub­ voting aeaalona before election will been rescheduled for Monday at 8 committee. will be on the staff- as co-director against\ David Rubinow, w h o placement for her, and hiding: a views tomorrow night with their at 1 p.m. in which more than 120 cf Connecticut Sept. 9. bish he was about to burn. be 9 a.m. to 6' p.m. on Aug. 26 and p.m. at the Bolton Elementary fire departments are expected to To Attend Play Workshop of the drama groups. The confer­ The East Central Pomopa, -No. scored Mraight set vlctorle's over new music supervilwr Completes 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sept. 9. These School when bids on school repairs advisors, to choose the new ad­ Jerry Plante, son of Mr. and ence is sponsored by the Conn, This: incident followed one ministrator from the narrowed- take part, and the awarding of a .1, w-ill vLsit Goodi^ill Grange Sept. Andy Doll, 6-2. 6-1. ^ e teaching staff, at Porter School which occurred over the week­ ‘hours are mandatory and are set will be opened, a location for the trophy to the rfre company With Mrs. Alexander Plante of Bayber- Conference of Congregational Karen \Flynn defeated .Tans * school library discussed and a re­ down field of candidates. 9. for the'1961-62 school year, George end when a little girl was cut by state statutes, Robbins said. the moat unique apparatus at the.^ ry Rd. and the Rev. Theodore W. Christian Churches. Bladgett, 6\4. 6-3,. and will meet M, At their meeting Tuesday night quest to sglectmen for a special Although his offTclal term of of­ jChandler, pastor of the Bolton Lamenzo in y}ie finals. Patros, principal, said fallowing a by fl>ing tin from a pressure convention. University Planned type ejan that blewMip after it selectmen did not go along -with town meeting on school facilities fice ended the end of July, the - Melon Contest Planned Congregational Church will at­ ManchesU'r Evening Herald Both matches will be played to­ meeting of the Board of Educa­ First the hours as set in a notice sent considered. present principal, Richard B. John McCabe, chairman of the tend the Plymouth Drama Confer­ Bolton correspondent, Grace 5Ic- morrow at 9 a^m. had been thrown in a fire. To Choose Superintendent Florence, Italy — Florence, tion this week. Beiiows asks that people them by Town Clerk David .Mather, has continued to work on annual flountry Fair of St. Maurice ence (o be held at the Westminls Dermott, telephone Mitchell 3- Finals in Ih^women’s group will Toomey. The selecetmen felt that The board of education has the many details that arise in con­ Church.' announces a new attrac­ ter Sch^l in Simsbury from Sun­ 6566. wh.ere the Rennaia-sance was born, be played Satuylay at 9 a.m. he- Mrs. Ethel Brehant. who has soi-t out their cans, leaving National has been chosen the home of a taught here since 1943, and has the pressure type with him to two hour sessions would suffice for scheduled a meeting with its ad­ nection with preparing .for the tion for children this year, a water­ day afternoon to the morning of tw-ecii Mrs. Jan^ Pastel and Miss the number of vdters usually en­ visory committee Friday night to opening of school. melon contest. Prizes will be August 2ff.\ Warm Wanderer new university founded by -the Adel Khtkauska^ The men start taught all grade levels, first in the bury. He also asks that people European Atomic Energy Com­ one-room school with all grades to­ FIRST rolled. choose a new superintendent- Former Superintendent of awarded to the children of various 'There will be 70 conferees and 15 The sleeveless cashmere sweat­ quarter-finals pla.^ Saturday. exercise more oare in bring­ is principal for the Bolton Elemen­ Schools George E. Graff is now ag^ group.s who can make the staff members^ at the conference er fo wear with .suits is a big hiti munity - - Burjtom. All eounses All matches are\played at tha gether. and then in various grades ing anything to the dump. Towns with more than 1,509 elec­ w-ill have international Implica­ ink the consolidated school, will tors must comply with the hours tary School. Members of the ad­ on the staff of the Willimantic melon slices disappear fastest., A during which religious drama will with summer travelers. Provides high -scliool courts, aiid Val Yavor- Only. carelessness caused the just enough w armth'in transition tions. ^y 1966 about 1.200 students sky is instructor foi^ the reo de­ move up from sixth grade to box of shells, which had nev­ set by statute except in the case of visory group who have been asked State College. His successor, My­ contest for children 6 to 8 years of be used as a medium for learning with the NEWEST! Christian learning.XDie conferees from one climate to andthet;. are to be at^^ending. partment. eighth. er been used, to be brought special voter making sessions, to help the board are William H. ron Collette who will he state .age will be held St noon. Those She will replace Mrs. Myrtle to the dump, thus creating a Englert who resigned in- July. potential danger when they New food products... new food processes., \ Patros said Mrs. Brehant is fa­ wpre burned. miliar with the school organiza­ new grocery items... You can rely on First tion and its admljitsTtratlon, which National to know • fo tell you. The price will be of particular value in ad­ dition to her personal qualifica­ Sweet Adelines will be thrifty, as always! tions. iq filling this important Meet in Town teaching post. She . is continuing Heads Methodists hej Studies for her master's degree. s ■ New Teachers Bishop Fred P. Corson of Phil- i STIAM Members of Mountain Laurel IRONING FLUID n s ^ 6 9 « Donald F. Frizzell of Manches­ Chapter, Sweet Adelines Inc., will adelphia. Pa., is scheduled to E’Z Time ter has been engaged to teach the FOR VALUE... meet tonight at 8:30 on the lawn be installed as president of sixth grade. Frizzell is married and of the home of Mrs. Robert Gor­ CREAM LOTION TOP OR BOTTOM ROI has two daughters. He attended don, 417 E. Center St. the World Methodist C^ncil Finest LIQUID DETERGENT Keene Normal School in Keene, Entertainment will include per­ at the conference opening to­ N. H. where he received his diplo­ formances by the "Sleepless day in Oslo. Norway. (AP Nothint) beats To^ Qualify i ma in 1933. He continued his stud­ Knights of Harmony,’’ a male Photofax). ies for his bachelor degree which quartet from the Hartford chap­ Wish-Bone 37. he received in 1940 from the Uni­ ter, .and Jack Phillips of Hartford, versity of New Hampshire, He re­ a banjo player. bed beside her ill father Tuesday Meats...Thriftiiy Priced... • ceived his master’s degree from the Firemen direct hose at pile of burning rubbish at the town dump Manchester women Interested in morning by police. Dr. Roy V. Wish-Bone ITALIAN%?SSING 37. university this past June, having as refuse fire refuses to die. (Herald photo by Pintol. joining the Sweet Adelines, or Sanderson said she apparently had had a full year study there. His listening are invited. died from an overdose of barbit­ experience includes teaching of Fires Break Out urates. AU GRATIN 6% OZ grades 5-8 in the village schools in said that the Colchester team, Henry Beck was first; Ferrigno. PKG every Shoypins Day : second and Huntington, third. The father, found In deep sleep Pillshury POTATOES 41< New Hampshire 1934-42; elemen­ coached by Sam Slovkin, is the At Disposal Area Double Funeral beside his daughter’s body, was tary school in Keene 1942-44; shop championship team for the season, braving been undefeated through­ .Manchester Evening Herald Co- talten to Litchfield County Hos­ foreman for the Chamberlain Ma­ Two fires in the past two days Wlnsted, Aug. 17 ((P)-^uneral pital where he died Tuesday night. chine and Tool Co., Bellowrs Falls. out the year. The Bolton team is luntbla Correspondent Mrs. Don­ senices will , be held Friday for Friend's »*«»».«» •»*". 2 fSh 47. in second place, Marshall Lewis is ald R. Tuttle Telephone .-^Cadeniy have broken out at the towm dump. A former employe of the W. L. ...a t your [ Want to please your family this Sunday. Vt. from 1944-49; teaching princi­ Tuesday, a long dormant fire in William A. Main, 77, and his Gilbert Clock and Watch Com­ pal at Kibbe Fuller School in Som­ their manager. These two men will 8-3435. daughter, Doris, 55. head the two all-star teams, which the western end of the dump again pany, Main was an expert at re­ ers from 1649-SI, where he taught came to life, sending smoke \ip Miss Main was found dead in pairing clocks and watches. tgf 39< S^ ve a delicious Round Roast from LB fifth end sixth grades; and teach­ will be picked from eight teams, 848 i l l e g a l s ig n s throughout the area in its old Betty Crocker ing and administrative work in the in the order of their standing, Wethersfield, Aug. 17 i.T) — A familiar manner. First National! • U. S. Air Force Dependent’s starting with, the top two and total of 848 signs illegally posted On a routine check of this fire's First National. Save Money, to o ! Schools in North Africa and £lu- picking them alternately. Al­ along Connecticut highways were progress yesterday, Highway Su­ rope from 1951-60. though they are not picked geo­ removed during a 2-month crack­ perintendent Ernest Tureck dis­ Miss Lillian Crosby of Lenox, graphically they have been named down b.v the State Highway De­ covered another fire in the eastern OM Mass, preesntly living in Hartford, the Northern and the Southern partment. end of the dump. PRESCRIPTIONS has been engaged as music super­ teams. State Highway Commissioner Tureck ordered bulldozers to TELEPHONE a.t Li€>rvcst JPricesT visor to succeed Mrs. Lydia Allen. Slovkin, manager of the North­ Ives said yesterday his department create fire stops and prevent the Miss Crosby, who is doing her ern teaun has Colchester, Lebanon, removed 757 illegal signs in June fire from spreading into adjoining FACE RUMP ROAST Tender and Flavorful LB graduate work at the Julius Hartt Hebron and Columbia No. 1 on his and 91 more in July. wooded areas that border the • • School of Music, will teach in Co­ roster, and Lewis, manager of the A section of the general statutes dump on the north and east. lumbia two days a week and this Southren teams, Bolton, Marl­ makes the setting up of signs on Tlie‘ fire jumped one stop, but 9-9814. Z s - R e x fla v o r ed syru ps 16-OZ ju g 33c is to be her only school. borough, Andover and Columbia highway property illegal and sub­ seemed to be held by the , other Ground Round Entweli ITALIAN SAUSAGI LB She attended Gorham Teachers’ No. 2. ject to a fine. one. Yesterday afternoon firemen College in M&lne from 1956-57 and John Pringle of Columbia will Ives said about 1(K) signs have fought the stubborn fire with mod­ SHOULDIR - Mildly Cured - 4 lo < Lbs SWIFT'S PRiMIUM then transferred to the University be umpire-in-chief and will be be­ reappeared since the campaign, erate success, and could very like­ PIliE PHARMACY of Hartford where she was en­ hind the plate. Two other umpires and the persons responsible are the ly be doing the same thing for the 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS Bosco Syrup ^1aT 5 9 c mT 3 7 c LB rolled within the university in the are to be named - one from Hebron ones "we intend to have arrested couple or more days the fire is e.x- .. % Smoked Picnics ^>43‘ Link Sausage Julius Hartt School of Music and and one from Colchester. and fined from now on." pected to last. FiNAST - "IIG VALUl" - SKINLISS ' RIG VALUE" - TWIN PACK received her bachelor degree in nckets Available music in June. Mrs. Reginald Lewis and Mrs. R i v a f DOG FOOD 2 29c She will continue her graduate John Pringle both have tickets for frankfurts 2 >'Jg89< Bologna 12-oz PKG 49< work and probably give private the annual corn roast sponsored lessons as well. by the Windham Republican Club, Serve a Bacon, LcMuce and Tomilo Sandwich "RIG VALUl" Miss Crosby plays with , the to be held at the Windham Fisli C r i s c o 3 LB CAN 9 7 c 1-LB CAN 3 6 c Hartford SjTnphony Orchestra as ihd Game Club Aug. 22. John Al- Sliced Bacon lb 63^ Salam i & B o l o g n a 5 5 c a violinist and is a member of the First sop of Avon is to be guest speaker. Connecticut Opera Association. Double Header Sailed IMPOUTID - Special Low Price While she has no teaching ex­ The sail-boat club ran off a F l u f f a 3 LB CAN 90c 1-LB CAN 3 5 c perience she has done practice double header Sunday, with the National ja k a CANNID HAM 2 CAN ^ 1 . 9 5 SWORDFISH teaching on the elementary and heavy winds getting them around Junior high school level in Hart­ FRiSH in good time, but being disastrous S«rv« OcMn Spray Cronbarry Souca ford. . S t o r e s SLICED 5 3 c Registration Day to one, whioh lost one of its sails M azola O il q i b t l 7 3 c p t b t l4 ' | c Dalicieui with Ham TL 43 c August 23 has been set as regis^ to the strength of the wind. tratlon day by George Patros. Phil Hopper, skippering the principal of the Porter School. He Pederson boat, in the absence of will be at the school from 9 a.m. the Pederson men, took first place M a z o l a O i l GAL CAN 2.39 until 3 p.m. on that day to meet In each of the Ughtning races; Pr€^ducc Sjpcct&.lsS any parents who wish to register Merrick boat, skippered by Mike their children. First graders who Clementino was in second place have not already been registered in the first of these and Roger Cheney, third. In the second race FORYDUR RAMliys MEALS! Karo Syrup bluT label 2 7 c are to have their birth certificates and proof of vaccinations with David Forbes was second and them. Clementino in Merrick’s boat, FROZEN POOD SPECIAL New residents, who wish to third. ., The Comets had only one race— Beef Rib Roast S c o t k i n s dinner n a p k in s PKG OF 50 2 5 c register their children, should FARMHOUSE CREAM PIES GRAPES bring transfer cards from their former school. 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! / y PAGE TEN BfANCmSTER EVENING H ^^LD, MATJCHEST^iK, CO m , THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 ^ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 PAGE ELSVKN West-3. Protests) to Russia ^ Army May Call Skjellquist said Hansen backed in­ On July 27, Judge Benedict Charter Oak Et., and Frederick L. East Reich Robertson Park Walk .Rockville-Vemon to a car parked by the side of the Higgins Named I2th Circuit Holden ordered Prescutti to make Paul, 17,. of New London, were Providence Caller road on Cedar St. The -owner of payments or go to Jail. The arrear­ fined $5 each for swimming to the 15O,O0OMenby the parked car 'was Henry L. To Court Staff age was not decided at that time. Willimantlc reservoir after 9\p.m. At Square Dance On Berlin Refugee Barrier Lalumiere of North Windham. In setting the payments for ar­ On recdmmendatlon of Prosecutor CallsArmy On Agenda in Month Brooks Challenges Risley Court rearage, Judge Casale continued . Policeman Skjellquist' attributed Atty. JHiies M. Higgins, 31 Ju­ Eugene Kelley, Judge Casale re­ (Oonttnied trom Page One) Next^Summer sbme of the cause of the accident the case until C)ct. 19, to determine mitted both fines. The Manchester Square Dance dith Dr., was named temporary, if Prescutti will have paid all the Club will sponsor a dance at t)re Hornets Driven A plan for construction of a sidewalk for school children In City^ Town Road Dispute to a defective' steering, wheel and MANCHllSTER SESSION Waller H. ' Nlckel.son, 37, of West Side tennis courts Saturday die the Berlin situation at this brakes on the Hansen car. Hansen assistant' prosecutor today. arrearage and kept up payments. Brooklyn; N.Y., forfeited a $20 Volunteers (Continued from Page One) through a portion of Robertson Park will be submitted to the Keith Kinney, 23. of 36 Birch St., Alan McQuaid, 16, of Stafford at 8 p.m. Callqr will be Ken Van point with a gentle touch. From Mail Box posted a $226 bond and is scheduled He is r»laclng Atty.” Stephen bond when he (ailed to appear in Westendorp of Providence. R.l. board of directors next month. General Manager Richard Abraham (Abner) L. Brooks,^ of the city council appointed to to appear in court Aug. 29. Ketcham of Rockville, who is on a was fined $250 for driving while Springs, was found innocent of court to answer a charge of fail­ (Conttnued from Paco Om ) The action paragraph bf the er will come from new enlistments his license was suspended. In case of rain, the dance will f Martin reported today. Democratic candidate for the meet with them,” said Brooks. Bazaar Next Week three months’ leave of absence. seeding. Judge Casale granted a ure to grant the right of way. note, which State Department of­ Hot hornets got cooled off and from ' re-enllstments among board, of finance to Vemon, yes­ "His one vote cast with the Atty. Higgins was appointed by Kinney was also charged with motion by the defense counsel to be held inside the West Side Rec­ "IC^’ery young Socialist fCom- this morning. The matter of the sld^alk, re- St. Joseph’s Third Annual Out­ taking a motor vehicle without the William C. Ulm, 30, of Bolton, reation Center. ficials said waa designed as a the 84,000. que'sted In a petition fropi the terday challenged Republican committee from the city council door Bazaar w ill. be held • on the Prosecutor Eugene Kelly, and dismiss the case after the state paid a $3 fine to the Violations tminlutl burns to belong#to the The Town Fire Department First Selectman George Risley to can put an end to this entire was sworn in today by Judge John owner’s permission. That charge was unable to bring forth evidence The club is sponsored by the "strong” call for removal of the was called to put 'Out a fire in­ Under limitations set for Re­ 19 Latins Sign Robertson School PTA in March, church grounds Mond<4y tmouo*i was nolled on Monday. Bureau in lieu of a court appear­ recreation department. Classes in armed forces of the (Blast) Ger­ will be considered in a report that call a Joint meeting of the toard problem of equitable distribution Saturday, beginning each evening Casale. - to show McQuaid had violated the ance. He was charged with fall­ man Democratic Republic, allied Communist barricades, said: side a postal pickup box at sells Forces Acll. (RFA) person­ of 'seiectmeh and the Rockville of town highway budget lunds.” The charges stem from an Inci­ law. ^ square dancing will begin Sept. "The United States government (^arth and Ludlow Rds. will'include proposed storm sewer at 6. In case of rain the bazaar will He is associated wRh the Scul­ dent on July 22, when Kinney Wok ing to carry his drivers license. 11. with the unbeatable forces of the nel, relatively few, if any, of the Progress Pact installations and other small cap­ Oty Council, and settle for once Selectman Risley recently pro­ be held in the church auditorium. ly, Dunn smd Hlgg;ins'law firm in Nadenc E. Lake, 23, of 116 Pearl Socialist camp, at ^the head of solemnly ’ protests against the The firemen,, arrived to find and for all the Inequity on town a car owned by Quentin Hagedorn. SI., was fined $27 for speeding. The case against Harold Ma- smoke pouring out of the box; men volunteering for six months ital Improvement projects. The posed that the funds be appor­ There will be games, booths, Hartford. Atty. Higgins received linowsky, 37, of Am.ston, charged REINER FOREGOES ^ASON which atdnds the strongest army measures referred to above, for of training would be available as manager is compiling a report on and city road maintenance funds. tioned one third to the city, and his law degree from the Univer­ 110 Glenwoqd St., from in front of Paul M. Carter, 16, Andover, was in the world, the famous army of whifch it holds the Soviet govern­ they quickly doused it \»ith (Continued from Page One) . . All he has to do is ask bingo every night, and nine rides the Oak St. Grill. Police Tqund Kin­ fined $21 for failure to drive in the with following too closely, was Chicago, Aug. 17 (JP) —Fritz water. replacements by the time they the' latter projects, and indicated one third to the town, on the for children and adults. sity of Connecticut in 1957. ney in the' car two hours after it right hand lane. Earlier, Carter nolled. the Soviet Union.” ment responsible. The U n t t,,e d Would be needed. the Sept. 5 meeting of the direc­ for a meeting, of the board of basis of the number of miles of Reiner, conductor of the Ctotcago The Communist Youth Daily States government expects the So­ A mail carrier had set (ire "that there can exist regimes which selectmen, ancl the three members road to the city and town. Admission and parking will be whs reported missing. pleaded innocent to a charge of The case against William H. Symphony Orchestra, has been to some twine inside the box Officers have their plans cut are not committed to free enter­ tors would be the earliest date' free. Entrance to the grounds will Africa Very Long Joseph L. PrescuttI, 21. of Hart­ speeding. The charge was changed Chapman Jr., 22, of South Wind­ told by his doctor to forego the Jimge Welt (Young World) car­ viet government to put an end^to out for them, too. Those who now the entire report would be. com­ Candidate Brooks also took issue ried the appeal in red banner head- these illegal measures. This uni­ to smoke out a nest of hor­ prise." be from Union St., West St., and ford. WHS ordered to pay $38 a to . driving in "the wrong lane, and sor, was continued until Aug. 31. season's opener Oct. 12. The 72- nets. are serving what they thought "Those governments which are pleted. with State Sen. Franklin G. Welles Maple St. .New York—Here’s how long week support and $2 a week for ar- he pleaded guilty. Chapman is charged with failure llne.a: 'The Fatherland CallaJ> lateral Infringment of the quadri­ The PTA requests was made to year-old, musician from West­ Smoke or water, ttie hornets would be 6-month active duty against our system shall recognize who said Wednesday that the city Aug. 26 from -2 to 6 p.m. chil­ Africa is. Cape Town^ South Af­ -arage. Prescutti is reported be­ David A. Lrfimcnzo, 20. of 19 to obey a traffld sigtlal. operating brook, Conn., suffered a mild heart Protect the Socialist Republic. partite status of Berlin can only tours will be liable to up to one the irreversibility of the Cuban provide a walk for children go­ charter is not a law which governs The East German Communist left. Personal Notices dren’s rides will be at reduce'd rica, is about as far from Casa­ hind $38 in payments. The court Jean Rfl., wa.s-fined $9 for pa.ssing an unregistered motor vehicle, and attack last fall and his dbetor ad­ increase existing tensions and 7^0 mail was in the box at year of additional duty. ROTC of­ revolution,” Guevara declared. ing to Robertson School during the jstate. , blanca, to North' Africa, as Ft. ordered Prescutti to make the pay­ illegally on the right. operating a vehicle with a defec­ vised him to extend his recupera­ regime so far has not required dangers.” , bad winter weather and to permit prices. That same, day a new car the time. ficers not now on duty face up Accusing Guevara of "untruths Brooks maintains that since tti'e and seven other prizes will be givf Dlx, N. J., is from Moscow. ments on time. Maureen R. Conron, 17. of 6 tive muffler. tion time into January. compulsory, military ecrvice. But State Department press officer to two years of active service. and falsehoods . . . to give the im­ them to by-pass vehicular traffic, . young men are often put under In Memoriam charter was approved by state en away. \ Lincoln White was asked why the Beginning Oct. 1, overseas duty plication that the United States particularly on Oakland St. In loving memory of our father and statute it is a state law. pre.'.'nire to enlist with the prom­ the Soviet sector of Berlin and in somehow recognizes the perma­ School Suipt. William H. Curtis Fair proceeds will go into the U.S. government "expects” Russia will be longer, extended six 1963 awny August 17, "In fact, I want to again state church building fund. ise that it will help their chances to lift a barrier which officials East Germany.” nence of the present regime in reported that , 59 children would for later education and a^vance- A previous protest had been months for those stationed in Ja­ that this law was proposed to the Hospital Notes have been saying privately will pan and Germany, three months Cuba,” Dillon said: use this sidewalk, according to a Mfimoriei ofl^n wander. mtmt. made by the western military "This we (10 . not do and never survey made 'in March. As twilight shadows fall state legislature by Franklin Admitted Wednesefay: Trudy undoubtedly remain in force for commandant to the Soviet com­ for Korea. Back to the daya of happiness, Welles, when he was a member of Furnes-s, Silver Springs, Md.; The F>ast German Communist a long time. will do because? to do so would be The public works department Dayj beyond recall. party paper Neues, Deutschland mander in Berlin. Today’s diplo- The draft will continue high — to betray the thousands t)f patri­ the House of Representatives, and Sylvia Petclle.'Dart Hill Rd.; Peter White said the U. S. govern­ has prepared a sketch for Instal­ Super-Right Qualify Meats . , . .ALL priced and sold at the advertised price repeated the contention that the {natic operation by the three 25,000 ,,men in the September otic Cubans who are still waiting lation of a walk from EMward And the vision comes before us, that he requested unanimous ap­ Majaik. Rockville Hotel. 4-power_ status o^Berlin 57‘ SHOP AT A&PI the city. West Berlin police re­ the end of World War H, in their taining its authorize strength by domination of a foreign power, tnanje the doctors and nurses of the Rockville police are investigat­ liczka, 16 Nye St. en, the Communist military alli­ German occupation agreements, to meaning the Soviet Union. fleld. Installation of "considerable M anchester Memorial Ho.spUal and nil ported. ance, known as the Warsaw Pact, next summer. Its maiTpower as of fencing” would be required, ac­ those who sent the beautiful fldrAl trib­ ing another act of vandali.sm in­ ' A police spokesman said the treat all of Berlin as a separate now totals about 858,000, "We await the day,” Dillon de­ volving sma.shed windows. Lester Vernon and Taicqttville news Is SUPER-RIGHT, HEAVY STEER BEEF - NO FAT ADDED publicly ordered the East German political unit under big power con­ clared, "when the people of Cuba cording to the report. utes and loaned the use of car.s. 7 handled through The Herald's five made separate dashes into regime to take measures on the The added manpower will be The public works department Baum of Parmoil, Inc., 11 Wind- western territory and asked for trol. have once more regained their free­ Mrs. Hrnrv Zatkowski. Sr. eremcre Ave,, reported yesterday Rockville Bureau, 5 W. Main St„ West Berlin border which would Second, that. following the used in a variety of ways. Fore­ dom from that foreign domination estimated that the walk would re­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zatkowski. Jr. TBemont ‘ 6-3136 or Mitchell as^'lum. ’’put an end to the present abnorm­ most is the revamping of three quire 3,140 square feet of bitu­ that someone had shot two holes breaking of the Berlin blockade by Elmore Gibson and control to which they are pres­ in the company’s plate glass win­ 9-6797. A private West Berlin intelli­ al situation” — that is, halt .Uie the western airlift in 1949, Rus' present training divisions into ently subjected so that they may minous concrete with a gravel base In Memoriam gence agency. Information Bureau massive flight of refugees from combat divisions. When fully at a cost of approximately 31.727. In sad and loving memory of my dear dow Tuesday, night with a BB gun. sia re-affirmed 4-power control o: once more join wholeheart^ly In husband, Albert Ford, who passed away Police are .still looking for the 2 PERMITS SUSPENUEU Shoulder Roost -BS' communism. Horace Murphey, superintendent West, said eight doctors from Berlin by a new agreement made trained and, equipped, they will the free community of American August 17. 1950. vandals who broke 15 windows in Hartford, Aug. 17 (.D — The li­ East Berlin — four of them wom­ The western powers said that by in New York. become part of the Strategic Ar­ of parks, reported that a six-foot en — managed to get through this action the Warsav/ Pact na­ wide walk would be helpful to the Therr's no parting for the one I loved, a storage shed at Bury Recreation quor licenses of establishments in On the basis of such agreements He Knows Importance my Corps (S'TRAC), doubling its Dillon hailed the Punta del Este %n distance can aivldr. Field and the person who threw a hamden and Plainfield have been SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, SHORT SHANK - 4 TO 6 LBS Monday and Tuesday. The flight tions were "intervening in a domain charter as a true landmark In the park department if located north in which they have no compe­ the western powers call the Red present 3-divialon strength. For today In memorv s garden rock threw the windshield of a suspended for selling to minors. of physicians has b e ^ one of the border beurikade illegal and a STRAC is the quick-action part history of the . Americas. The of the backstop and outside the we both walk side by side. tence.’’ limits of the ballfleld. This width is Connecticut Co. bus Tuesday. The State Liquor Control Com­ SMOKED Communist area's worst problems, violation of the “solemnly pledged of the Army, held in readiness for meeting "marks only the beg;in- Ever remembered bv his wife. with those remaining badly over­ ”It is to be noted,” said the nlng of our labors,” hq said, -but necessary for sanding and plowing Arrested on 3 Counts mission yesterday ordered a 15- word” of the Soviet Union, and Of Stockpiling Blood immediate dispatch to trouble Edith P. Ford. Howard Evan Hansen, 17, of 8 day suspension against John V. LB worked. western protest, "that this (War­ added: spots anywhere. he expressed confidence that ywe snow, he added. Children use the PICNICS Communist troops turned back saw Pact) declaration states that will bring to our hemisphere an park in getting to and from school In Memoriam Gayner PI., was arrested at 7 p.m. Capuano Jr., Giant Valley Inn, Shoulders the measures taken by the East "Moreover, the United States The Army now is in process of and do walk on the ball fleld in the yesterday on charges of o-perating 3848 Whitney Ave., Hamden; and Bishop Otto Dibelius, Germany’s government cannot admit the entirely new life, a life that will In Inving m^mrtry of my mnth#r. leading Lutheran churchman and German authorities are In the in­ A Manchester man who recently underwent successful sending about 6,000 more men to enable all our people to achieve In spring, he said. Mnnha Mfll#r Topllff. who pa?#.d away an unregistered motor vehicle, an a one-week suspension against FRESii, LARGE, U.S. GO\lERNMENT INSPECTED SUPER-RIGHT-SLICED terests of the German peoples right of the East German author­ open-heart surgery said today lie was left “a little bit awed” Europe to augment the NATO James F. Herdic, superintendent Auguat 15, 1955. uninsured motor vehicle, and reck­ Leon S. Savoie, Almyvllle Pack­ a bitter anti-Communist, when he ities to authorize their armed freedom and dignity the full frui­ themselves’. It is difficult to see forces. Stahr declined to say how tion of their talents.” of recreation, said he has no ob­ Sadly ml»»#d by less driving. age Store, North Main St., Mooa- ROASTING CHICKENS^ ,b 39V SOFT SALAMI • OZ PK6 33' tried to go to East Berlin for a forces to enter the Soviet sector of by the “tremendous volume and need” for blood realized many more are expected to go. regular meeting o|_ the church any basis for this statement, or to In a blistering 40-minute ha­ jection to Installation of walks if Son, Gaorge Rockville policeman Robert up, Plainfield. FRESH BRISKET READ.Y-TQ,COOK understand why it should be for Berlin^’ during his surgery.. In talking to newsmen, he em­ rangue that preceded Dillon’s it is done so as not to conflict with leadership. A church spokesman The British protest today said "In my case. I had no contact said no reason was given. the members of the Warsaw Pact with the blood bank until my phasized that the various mobili­ speech, Guevara heaped scorn on the playing areas. A&P POT ROAST SB^ 6 9 ' FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS «,49“ British. .^Ambassador Sir Christo­ to decide what are the interests of that the United States, Britain zation steps he announced were the alliahce plan. 1 LB the German people. and France have never accepted need.” said Elmore Gibson. 113 pher Steele ihade an uneventful Henry St. "The need Is so impor­ "not merely crash measures to He said it would require a cen­ CANS 29' FRIED SCALLOPS ,otrKc39' FRIED SCALLOPS “ 65* 15-minute drive from West Berlin "It is evident that no Germans, ’’that limitations can be imposed meet the Berlin crisis but are a tury for Latin-American coun Rockville-V-- ernon V... _ Applesauce particularly those who freedom of on freedom of movement within tant to all our general well­ part of the buildup of our military tries receiving alliance aid to through East Berlin via the tank- being.” Mrs. Lillian McKechnle Hay SCALLOP DINNERS M P 'N JOHN'S 2 ■ OZPKM 89' SEA SCALLOPS “ 53* guarded Friedrichstrasse Railroad movement is being forcibly re­ Berlin.’ strength-to meet the worldwide reach the present level 7)f the 10OZ Q Q C strained. think this is so. TTiis It added: Fifty-nine Manchester residents, threat.” United States. He boasted of Cu­ Town to Open Station, where all subway and many of them from the Manches­ Mrs. Lillikn McKechnie Hay, 56, A&P Frozen Peas 2 P K G S 00 elevated train passengers to and would become abundantly clear if "The boundary between the So­ of 240 Hollister St., died yester­ He did not expand on that ref­ ban economic and social progress Super-RiQHt All 1 LB all Germans were allowed a free viet sector and the western sec­ ter Lodge of Masons of which Gib­ erence. However, the military is under a socialist system and called School Gear Bid CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN. . . ! 10OZ « Q C day afternoon at Grace New from West Berlin ‘ now have to son is a member, donated blood in Broccoli Spears A&P FROZEN 2 PKGSP K G S Ow change. choice, and the principle of self- tors of Berlin Is not a state front­ Haven Hospital in New Haven aware of possibly simultaneous the alliance’s goals too meager. r r E a l l l m l ^ F r I w Skiriress PKG * ' his name at the July 12th Red lO O Z 49 ^089 Communist police saluted and determination were also applied in ier.” after a brief illness. disturbances instituted by Com­ The bearded Cuban acknowl Bids will be opened tonight at 9 Cross Bloodmobilc visit to Man­ munists' in comers of the world edged, however, that the confer­ Cauliflower A&P FROZEN * PKGS waved Steele along when they saw chester Memorial Hospital. She was born Nov. 12, 1904, in 8 o’clock in the Maple St. School the Union Jack flapping from the said “The real crisis Is still to Gilby, N. D., and had lived in far removed from Berlin, includ­ ence "opens a new perspective for for the subcontracts to provide 1 QT 14 OZ « C C In addition, about 30 donors ing Soutlieast Asia and the Far America despite the fact that we radiator of his car. come” and added: 3 Plead Guilty gave directly on July 20 at Hart­ Manchester for two years. She food service equipment and finisli A&P 'Tomato Juice CAN A J EVERYDAY, LOW MEAT PRICES! A cannot sign. . . ” He said he could British troops put up a 1.000- was leader of a Bible study class East. hardware in phase two of the UB 11 OZ Q FC "The Allies of the Federal Re­ ford Hospital, where he underwent not sign the charter because the A&P AUGUST IS yard-long fence and tents to house and a member of the Women’s school’s reconstruction.' Sauerkraut "KRAUT TIME" CLANS . public are observing the develop­ To Break Counts the six-hour operation. The blood Bridgeport, Aug. 17 (;P)—The conference had refused to say 2V3-3 Lbs, '' Cut-up or Split lb 38c BOILED HAM TYPE-r- a guard platoon at the Soviet war, ments carefully and will react given in Manchester went to the Fellowship of Center Congrega­ The A. F. Peaslee Co., Inc., gen­ FANCY U. S. CHOICE memorial in the British sector. A 475th Engineering Field Mainte­ specifically whether Cuba, despite eral contractor, reserved $18,000 D. sxII a .* O" FRYERS-WHOli ij|;C with all sharpness when the real American Red Cross blood center tional ■Cluirch, where she was a nance Co., an Army Reserve com­ its socialist system, could partici­ GENUINE Sf RING British Army spokesman said reg­ crisis occurs.” Three Manchester young men in Hartford, which had expected member. for the two subcontracts in its YUKON end OTHER ASSORTED FLAVORS D r o i i e r s Ready-to-Cook-LB O D Sliced Cooked Ham lb99^ ular patrols will be made to pro­ charged with four counts of lar­ pany with headquarters here that pate in the program. construction bid of $244,963. What­ Adenauer said he did not think losses in storage blood becaiuse Surviving are her husband, Don­ was among units throughout the Delegates from more than a FULL a a C tect the memorial, where two Rus­ ald G. Hay; two sons, John C. Hay ever bid is decided upon by the sian soldiers ordinarily stand the present Berlin crisis will lead ceny, three counts of breaking and regular donors were planning tp country put on alert yesterday for dozen Latln-Amerlcan countries Vernon School Building Commit­ Orange Soda CONTs 2 QTS 29' Face Rump Roast lb 9 9 ' Top Sirloin Steak i.1 19 to war and that the "real” crisis entering, and two counts of bur­ give donation.^ to Gibson, ' ‘ of Northampton, Mass., a pro­ signed the document last night to LAMB guard. a possible call to federal service, tee tonight will be covered by the Two Soviet officers drove in will come only when Soviet Pre­ glary pleaded guilty yesterday in Bank Balance Low fessor a t Smith College, and Da­ is now in summer training at Fort get an early start for home. The $18,000. And yet, while the appeal for vid M. Hay. a post-graduate stu- 6 0 Z A Q C Flank Steak i. 9 9 ' Pork Loins loin end u 57 from East Berlin and demanded mier Khrushchev signs a sepa­ Circuit Court 13, Wind.sor. Belvoir, 'Va. It has 10 officers and others re mained for the formal Plans and specifications for the Sunkitt Frozen Pineapple- rate peace treaty with East (Ger­ blood was answered enthusiastical­ deiit at Yale Divipity School; a ceremony ending the historic 13- Punches Lem. Rasp.Lem., Grape-lem. 2 CANS G w H an explanation. Told of the Brit­ 179 enlisted men, compared with school project have been drawn by William A. Person, 20. of 122 ly in Giteon's case, the Connecti­ daughter, Miss Jean C. Hay at Rib Steak 7 9 ' Fresh Hams whole u 6 1 ' ish aim to guard against any out­ many and tries to end the Allied an authorized strength of 10 offi­ day meeting. architect Arnold Lawrence of LEGS PKG 5 ^ C burst there by West Berliners, the occupation of West Berlin. Summit St.; Erwin E. Lerch, 20, cut Red Ooss Blood Center’s main home, valedictorian of the Class cers and 195 enlisted men. The The alliance plan provides for Manchester. Our Own Tea Bags IcSALE OF 64 refrigerator at 100 Farmington of 1961 at Manchester High Russians grumbled that the mat­ Adenauer sSid he will fly to Ber­ of 95 Benton St.; and Jon Hugh commanding officer is Capt. 'Vic­ financial aid and self-help over Phase one of the project is FLAVORED )34bOZ OQC Cross Rib Roast 8 5 ' Pork Chops ocenter cut ib 95 Ave., Hartford, remains at a crit­ School; her mother, Mrs. Jean E. tor Marino of Newtown. ter should have been settled first lin next week for a flrst-hand sur­ Morhardt, 19, of 33 Hollister St., the next 10 years to improve the scheduled for completion today, Chocolate Drink A&P INSTANT PKG G O - ically low level because of lack •McKechnie of Hartford; tw o by negotiation and then returned vey of the situation in the divided will be sentenced on Sept. 20. lot of Latin America’s 200 mil said Lawrence. This is the rewir­ SHOULJ>ER liaTIliirfItMlia to the East-sector, the spokesman of regular donations. brothers, Neil McKechnie of Thief Boston, Aug. 17 (/P)—Army re­ lion citizens and reduce the re­ ing and relighting of the existing SALAD 1 LB 1 (^C city. The trio is charged by the Man­ ”In case it was direct Ann Page Mustard STYLE JAR said. The chancellor met yesterday River Falls, Minn., and Donald E. serve units from Massachusetts, gion’s glaring gap between pover­ building. LAMB C A couple of companies, of U.S. chester police with breaking and transfusion I needed,” Gibson feid. McKechnie of Gary, Ind.; two sis­ Vermont, New Hampshire and ty and wealth. Phase two of the project is the C viiSi H r iiiL r HIIC ORANGE, GRAPE, IQTllQCC with Soviet Ambassador Andrei A. entering and larceny as a result "It could have been blood from fruit punch ozcan troops maneuvered in Grunewald Simimov in Bonn. Adenauer said ters, Mrs. George Stewart of Car­ Connecticut and a National Guard Of the $20 billion in foreign aid constrijction of eight additional lb PKUITS and VBGBTABLES^'^ rrUlf UrillltS ^ J CALIFORNIA Park. Americs^Jl officere said th'e of a break at the Buckland Serv­ the blood bank. rington, N. D„ and Mrs. William outfit from Maine are among the classroorhs, a teachers’ room, and CHOPS Seedless Grapes 'the envoy, at Khrushchev’s order, ice Station Aug. 1 where ?1.20 "Someday, I think people will that is promised Latin America, LARGE, VINE RIPBINED, PINK MEAT “ SWEET LBS G exercise was • the kind held every Stewart of Gilby, N. D. 113 Reserve organizations alerted toilets. A new cafeteria will be in 79 put before him "a number of ex­ more than half is slated to come day or so—with troops camping was taken. be willing to give. When, where Funeral services will be held for possible call to active duty in the basement. The amount appro­ American Beauty Canned Goods tremely important questions which They are tUso charged with two and how is the question.’’ He said from the United States. The Unit­ RIB Cantaloupes 2 For 49c overnight in woods and practicing need to be examined very earnest­ Saturday at 2 p.m. at Center Con­ the mounting Berlin cmisis. ed States is also pledged to take priated for the total project is attacks and withdrawals. counts of breedfing and entering the response to the need for blood $300,000. OZ CAN ly in the Interest of general world and one count of larceny by the gregational Church. The Rev. (Clif­ Total authorized strength of the the lead in soliciting the balance c Lima Beans STOCK Potatoes U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A The uniformed defectors from in hie case Ls evidence that people ford O. Simpson, pastor, will of­ New England units is 744 men- LAMB NEW CROP, FANCY, RED peace.” Windsor police; and two count-s of will respond to an appeal, but he from its Allies, as well as invest­ IS IS 01 CAN ♦UP! communism were among the Brandt called on the western burglarj- and two counts of lar­ ficiate. Burial will be announced New England units put on alert: ments from private sources. Red Beans thousands of police, troops and said he feels there is failure to The 181st Sigpial Detachment, CHOPS lb Eating Apples 3 Lbs. 39c powers to put the Berlin situation ceny by the Windsor Locks po­ understand the "vital" importance later by the Holmes Funeral - The Latin-American countries in Kidney Beans l y s OZ CAN YOUR 18125786 ONE PRICE ONLY militiamen Jammed around We‘st before the United Nations and said lice. Home, 400 Main St., which Is In Augusta, Maine, a National Guard turn are pledged to work out plans Hospital Notes 79 of donating blood regularly. DELICIOUS, LARGE SIZE EA Berlin to prevent the escape of he had sent a personal letter to All the breaks were committed charge of Funeral arrangements. unit "'ifh ons warrant officer and to improve their economies and lO lS OZ CAN CHOICE refugees. Instead of stopping The Red Ooss centef in H art­ three men. It is a radar main­ Tomato Soup President Kennedy saying "Berlin on the same night. The trio made ford services Manchester Me­ raise the standard of their illite­ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. others, they chose to flee them­ expects more than words, it ex­ tenance detachment. for all areas except maternity 1 IB CAN ^ ONLY! selves. admissions on Aug. 2 to the Man­ morial Hospital and many other Miss I.eretta H. Farrell rate, underfed and impoverished Pork & Beans lARTiETT g r a n d m a r c pects political action.” chester police concerning th e Miss Loretta H. Farrell, 67 Wil­ The 407th Adjutant General peasants. Major emphasis will be where the.y are 2 to 4:30 luid 6:30 Cucumbers otpt’onyA for 19' rears e a t in g o n e p r ic e o n l y ^ LBs“ w A soldier of the East German hospitals throughout the state. ta 8 p.m.; and private rooms u’here In Washington, the White House breaks. The same day they made Blood is free in Connecticut, un­ lard St., Hartford, sister of Miss Armfy Postal Reserve Unit, Man­ put on land redistribution, revision Mixed Vegetables '* ” Army and a member of a factory said the letter had not been re­ admissions to the Windsor police, Margaret Farrell of Manchester, chester. N.H., with one officer and they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors HIGHLAND PARK MARKET of t a x structures to tax the militia unit, both in uniform, on like many other states. 15 enlisted men. are requested not to smoke In pa­ 14 OZ CAN l U ceived and that it would have no and on Aug. 3 they made admis­ Gibson says he foresees the day died yesterday at East Hartford wealthy and education. 317 HIGHLAND ST„ MANCHESTER Phone Ml 3-4278 Tomato Juice Tuesday managed to dash comment. sions to the Windsor Locks police Hospital. The 618th Transportation Co., tient’s rooms. No more than rivo through the barbed wire cutting concerning breaks In those areas. when blood will be "conscripted by visitors at one time, per patient. lO’.S OZ CAN EACH East Berlin off from the West. Also surviving is another sister White River Junction, Vt., with -( Washington, Aug. 17 (.^^ — A Vegetable Soup J ■The trio is currently released law. Eventually it will have to be of West Hartford. authorized strength of 181- Mayor Willy Brandt mean­ under |1,200 bonds each. a federal program," he said. State Department spokesman to­ Patients Today: 206 while sought western approval to TTie private funeral will be held The 324th Ordinance Co., of day confirmed the authenticity of Checks Are Good The American Red Cross Blood- Saturday morning at the Rose Hill Lawrence, Mass., with seven of­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY; s u n s h in e m il c o d a n d ie s 10 OZ 2 Q C SAYBROOK JUMBO PACKS e a m C seize the Communist — run ele­ mobile will visit Manchester Me­ two documents used by Cuba to Thomas Dunphy, 667 N. Main St.; Cookies ^. OR-12-OZ c o r o n e t s PKG vated railway In West Berlin de­ Funeral Home, Elm St., Rocky ficers, one warrant officer and 43 N Q p K i n S PAPER J k OF 160 0 9 morial Hospital Wednesday. Any­ Hill, follo\^•ed by a solemn high men. attack the United States at the Mrs, Effie Burrill, Wapping; Mrs. spite another Red threat to Wardrobe Magic! one in good health between the Inter-American Econoomic Meet­ 19^ Mass of requiem at St. James' Mary Wiley, 79 Niles Dr.; Mrs. Gravy Master BOTTLE • * blockade the city in retaliation. ages of 18 and 60 may donate at The 245th Ordnance Co. of Bos­ ing. Frances Hunt, Andover; Mrs. Ir­ The fiery mayor wa-a to press Church. Rocky Hill. Burial will ton’s Rosllndalc section, author­ 7 0Z «QC Facial Tissues ASSORTED COLORs4 OF^^O^O 69" the hospital's emergency room be­ be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, The spokesman said the docu­ ma Malboeuf, 230 Oak St.; Mrs. his plan for “action more than ized 10 officers and 114 men. ments were stolen from the car of Tuna Fish BUMBLE BEE WHITE MEAT CAN G w words” at a meeting with the tween 10:45 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Ap­ Rocky ;^ill. The 475th Engineer Mainte­ Beverl.v Sherman, Coventry; Ber­ pointments are not necessary, al­ Teodoro Moscoso, U.S, ambassador nard Szarek, 383 WoodbrWge St.; 2 6 0Z wyjc western Big Three comman­ Contributions m ay.be made to nance Co., Bridgeport, Conn., 10 to 'Venezuela, when it was burned Nine Lives Cat Food CANS Whole Beets ALTMORE 2 CANS 25" dants, who must approve any though they may be arranged, and the Cancer Fimd in her memory. officers and 195 enlisted men. Mrs. Beatrice Rines, 402 Oakland takeover since Berlin Ig still ar walk-in donors are invited. in a leftist-in.spired riot in Caracas St.; Elroy London, Hebron: John LIBBY'S-Sendin2 labels 120Z Dr. Frederick Becker, patholo­ June 14. Semaneik Jr., Broad Brook; Kitchen Charm Wax Paper 2 1 ' J«n« Pirker 1 Ib 8 01 8 " Reg. 59c occupied city. Harold J. McGee VOrnCM PG6T for50c refund ‘CAN Brandt told 200,000 West Ber­ gist and director of the hospital’s Harold ,1. McGee. 43. of 478 A U.S. spokesman at the Punta niom as Regan, Helaine Rd.: Mrs. APPLE PIE 39‘ liners at a rally yesterday to de­ pathology laboratories, said it is Burnside Ave., East Hartford, del Este. Uruguay, conference said E\'elyn Furness and children An­ NO Marcal Toilet Tissue 4 rolls 3 9 ' mand Allied action against the "fortunate at MHM during this brother of Mrs. Mary Katkauskas Public Records earlier this week that the docu­ drew, Terry and Darlene, Silver NECTAR-PRICE REDUCED ments had been stolen from the Springs, Md. A&P-VACUUM PACK ' 1 LB JANE JAR Communist closure of the Ber­ summer. .. that there has been no of Manchester, died ye.sterday at REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! CoHee REG. OR DRIP GRIND CAN 6 9 ' TEA BAGS Hamburg Dill Slices mw 49" lin border that the Allied com­ demand for any large number of Rocky Hill Veteran.s Hospital. Warrantee Deeds ambassador’s car. , BIRTHS YESTERDAY:. A son mandants were giving favorable pints of blood. We have been able ALSO surviving are his wife, The State Department investi­ to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hayes, 69 AND CRACKERS Gold or Marble Jane Parker reg 39c 12 0 Z ^ | Helen G. Doyle to William O. Cookies SUNSHINE ASSORTED 10' . consideration to the rail seizure. to meet all requests, as during the Mrs. Marguerite 'Lata ..McGee: Weeks, property at 423 Summit gated after Ernesto ((Jhei Gue­ Vernon Ave,. Rockville: a daugh­ HIGH TRADES:.... LC^W PRICES! PKG POUND CAKE » 35' Luncheon Meat SUPER-RIGHT CAN The East German regime -con- last month we jieeded only 116 Uiree''Atepsons .of Glastonbury an<3 St. vara. Cuba’s economic czar and ter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ster- PKG- <1 Q C ■ trols and nets a neat profit from pints. East Hartford:l a daughter of Mor­ Rose St. John to Tliomas J. and chief delegate to the conference, linlg, 426 W. Middle Tpke.; a Bunch of Pops W ORTHM ORE OF 12 ^Pait. Proceit ^heese Slicea p ^ SULTANA WITH 3 3LB40Z LB 4 OZ M $1 the elevated lines • that run ristown, N.J.; three brothers of quoted from the documents in a. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert WHITE — 6 PACK ’ PG m Ti S TOMATO SAUC "However,” he said, "without Patricia A. Flanagan Jr. of South- bitter speech against the United M H -O -BIT 2 FKOS 49^ 3 CANS l e W W through both West and East Berlin. the wholehearted cooperation of Ea.st Hartford, Barry Plains# bridge, Mass., ‘ property off Del- Johnson, Tolland; a son to Mr. and Evap. Milk HOUSE- T4ViOZCANS 89' Brandt declared it was intoler­ i,- local citizens in donating to- the Mass., and Lowell, Mass.; and an­ mont St. States. He claipied they demon­ Mrs. Ralph Williams, 193 Adams SILVERBROOK /N CATANDOOQ 15Y40Z #% oC able for 'West Berliners that their other sister of Lowell, Mass. strated the Venezuelan,government St. next Bloodmobilc, we may r u n Certificate Yof Incorporation had been "domesticated by U.S. 1961 MERCURY SAFE and KIND TO HANDS BUTTER ' L«r"iNT 72' W a i O FOOD M CANS train fares were - going to buy DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: short very soon.” The funeral will be held 'featur- P. R. Caron, Inc.j to conduct a barbed wire to "fence in” East day at 11 a.m, at the Benjamin J. imperialism.” Mrs. Janet Audoroff, 158 Keeney Cheese Food for Every Cheese use 7 CAPT. KITJ Berliners. Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 residential electrical contracting The Cuban delegation circulated St.; Mrs. Stella Popick, 54 Ward *Trans., radio, can Official East German Radio Main St., East Hartford. Burial busine.ss with a capital investment copies of the documents among the St., Rockville; Miss Julia Walden, heater extra. ‘ 1999* Joy Liquid 37" " ' 65" CHED-O-BIT ’ 89' Cat Food TUNA MEAT 10 CAN°S^ 6 9 " of J50.000, divided into 500 shares - commentators brushed off Brandt’s About Town will be i,n St. Mary's Cemetery, other Latin American delegations. Hadlyme; Mrs. Gertrude Stepieh, Pricfi shown It this ad luarantrcd threuvh Sit.« Aufutt I9< 5 tlfocllvt it A ll AAA SuM' H vkiU M thli esmiliulUtit & fIcKItl call for a boycott of East German East Hartford. without par value. To begin busi­ One of the documents, prepared Ellington; Howard Fairweather, . cultural and trade events, includ­ The Salvation Army will con­ Friends may call at the funeral ness with $1,000. Incorporators are for use within the U.S. diplomatic 56 Eiva Dr.; John Cassidy, South ing the big Leipzig Pair,' but rose duct a street .service tonight at home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, Pierre R. and Paul R. Caron and system by staff employes, assessed Windsor; Mrs. Alice Harriman, 1 t h e CIEAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMFANT, IN C | to his threat to seize the rail lines. 7:30. David Addy will be in and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Richard G. Lassman. Latin American opinion about the Andover; Wirt Craft Jr., 58 Wad­ lim E FRIIKIES "Let Brandt take over the rail­ to 9 p.m. Building Permits U.S.-Cuban situation in the wake Duz Detergent charge. dell Rd.; colleen Williams. South All Condensed Cot Food i l « 4 o z r k g 2 9 ‘ roads,” they warned. "He’ll be X Regal Builders Inc., to build a of the abortive Cuban invasion and Windsor; George Duke. 18 Prog­ |ir/[fP^$uper M arkets! surprised what ■will happen.” ADOULA, GIZENGA TALK house .at 29 Leland Dr., $11,000. subsequent statements by Prime ress Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Marga­ Ballard'i Refrig. Ovan-Ready The East German new agency EASY TO KNIT FURSE-SAVERS SPECIAL LARGE Q | ?C G I A N T * a C Leopoldville, The Congo, Aug. George Patton for Thomas Bo­ Minister Fidel Castro. ret Rossi, South Windsor; Mrs. AMIRKA'S DIPEHOABU FOOD MERCHANT SINCE IbS*? | ADN said western seizure of the .17 Preihler Cyrille Adoula Dryer Destroyed, land, for additions to home at 63 This document portrayed most Janet Hoffman and daughter, 10c OFF REGULAR PRICE Biscuits 3 i « P K H 2 9 ‘ PKG GO PKG railway property “would lead only today conferred (or ((WO hours Vernon St., $1,200. of Latin America as imwilllng to Hartford; Mrs. Geraldine Fergu­ 1 1 V to blockading West Berlin,” as the Sizes with Luinuinbist leader Antoine Clothes Go Too Shindell Sign Co. for the South­ formally endoorse direct U.S. in­ son and son, 14 grent Dr., Ver­ .ONLY 3 LB 1 OZ 7 1 C Communists did in 1948-49. West 8175 I2-I4-I&-18 Uizenga In an effort to solidify ern New England Telephone Co., tervention against Cuba except in non; Mrs. Patricia Coleman and Up To 36 Months To PKG / 1 l^rlin—Isolated 110 miles insidg 10-20 control of the new Central Gov­ to erect a sign at 806 Main St., forally endorse direct U.S. in­ son, Andover; Mrs. Eileen Warner Communist territory—was kept The Town Fire Department was Whole Kernel Com ernment over the strife-torn called about 1 o’clock this after­ $550. ^ volvement In an attack on a Latin and son, Tankeroosan Rd., Ver­ Mr. Clean alive then only through an Allied Congo. The meeting took place Radding Sign Co., to erect a American government. non; Mrs. Edith Stringer and ^ 9 5 DOWN Pay-‘Low Bank Rates Green Giant Peas Cheer Detergent airlift. 1WTM I W N TW noon to put out a blaze qt the Plaza in Gizenga’s residence at Stan­ Coin Laundry at Manchester sign opposite 947 E. Center St., The other document, In describ­ daughter, 14 Dailey Circle, Rock­ LIQUID CLtANER Green Giant Niblets The Reds made the same threat patt-o-rama leyville where Adoula yester­ $150. ing how U.S. economic aid could be ville; Mrs. Marjorie Lowe and KRAFT'S OR MIRACLE Tuesday in answer to proposals 5oy9 Green. M 1LB1 OZ a rc LARGE Q C C GIANT a AC day received a warm welcome Ida Carlson, to erect a sign at most effectively applied in Vene­ daughter, 184 Brent Rd.; Mrs. PINT n n c 28 0ZSAC that Chancellor Konrad Adenau­ No. 8176 With Patt-O-Rama la A \yoman, who declined to give French Dressing 46 C A N S “ 3 PKG GO PKG 0 4 A 12OZ a rc in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 30. Bust Pattern No. 5599 has knit direc­ from the population once hostile her name, said she had her clothes 455 Vi Main St., $250. zuela, criticized Venezuela’s gov­ Eleanor Wilson and son, 185 Union BOT G w b o t 0 7 A C A N S • * » er’s government suspend the 1600- 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, short tions in sizes 12, 14, 16, .18 inci; to the Leopoldvilip government. in a dryer about a half hour when Ed’s Sigh Co. for Bourne Bulck, ernment administration as inef­ St. milUon-a-year trade between West sleeve, 4 yards ,qf SS-inch. materia] requirements; stitch il­ the machine caught on fire. to erect a sign to building at 285 ficient and graft-ridden and its tax DISCHARGES) TOiDAY: Mrs. and East Germany in retaliation To order,. send 35c in coins to lustrations. ROAD FUNDS ALLOCATED The machine and the laundry Main St., $50. j structure as favoring the rich. The Theresa Hajbucki, Blast Hartford; for the ban on Ebuit German trpvel Sue BumeU, Manchester Evening To order, send 25c in coins to:— Washington, Aiig. 17 (A’>—TMe were destroyed.^here was no other E, W. Hedges for Isabella F. document termed reform a basic Mrs. Phyllis Hutchinson, Phoenix M 0 R I A R T Y » « BROTHERS Red Heart Parkay into West BerilnT Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERICAS Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve- federal government today ap- damage. ^ Zoppo, alterations to home at 253 necessity if U.S. aid is to be put to St., Vemon; George Churilla, 82 I Dash Detergent Ivory Snow Oxydol Detergent Ihs United States, Britain and NEW YORK 8«, N.Y. ,ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF portlone not ccDtemplate dnatic each pattera. Print Name, Ad- For Ist-class mailing ad(l 10c for work for the fiscal year 1963 sult of the fire. tions to home at 41 Grant Rd.‘, man said the documents were in' Uhlon St., Rockville; Mrs. Mar­ Lincoln — Continental — Mercury — Qdmet — English Ford — Willya Jeep U B 9 0 Z n n c IGE ‘A rc GT AAC LGE A rc GIANT OAC oountar-action at present and, draaa with Zone# Style No. and each pattern. Print Name, Aiidress ' which begins July 1, 1962. The The Eighth District Fire De­ $500. ■) tendejl for Internal use among jorie Brown, Storrs; Helen Smith, PKG G w PKG GO PKO 0 * 1 PKGWJ PKG 04 Ajtonsnsr, after speaking In favor 8iS6e with cone and Pattern Number. Mg allotments were made by partment was called yesterday Conn. Valley -Quarter Midget U.S. officials in trying to help 16a Love Lane; Mrs. Louise Green 301-315 CENTER ST.g Ma n c h e s t e r m i 3.5135 o f e M e v e n in g s u b p k g 3 0 ' « t • tosak in all East-West trad«( Basic Fashion, fall A winter '61 Have you the '61 Album con­ the Commerce Department at afternoon to put out f grass fire' Association, to erect bleachers in Venezuela Mth her reforms and and son. 8 John Dr., Rockville; • 1 iqtrsatsd yesterday. ;He w a rn e d contains dosens mprs smart, sasy taining many lovely designs and the dlretltlon of Piesident Ken­ in the reir of the Peck,Lumber Co. Industrial sone at 49 'New* State were In no sense a criticism of the Mrs. June Johnson and daughter, •(aiagt upsetting Allied unity. to sew styles. Send 35c today. fTM pattenuT Only 25c a copy! nedy. Thera was no damage. Rd„ $500, Venezuelan president, Blast Hartford. , ■«- ' y I / / . - ' *•'. V s MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 1 pIm rw ELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST iV, 1961 PAGE THmfBBN OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLB _ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY ;f2r»^ced by Mikoyan and criticism' bad memories about Russia aa>a Immunity for Type^ Only '' of the Japanese-American security Hunting Permit ! 2’M W POVSl YOUCAN PSS-T-PSS-r Japs Deiiouiice i{ result;^ of -World War H, Koaaka T CWtTAINLY ^ COME O C T THE AN* PSS-Tt pact by Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Mikoyan. Mikoyan retorted: w . THINOS X TUANT meddling ih Japanese affairs. , Issued to Club AUTO SERVICE SPECIALISTS X PCCIPCP TO A top Foreign Office official "The Russians ,.don’t neces.sarily CLfAN OUTWATTIC! TAtfCNTOTHB V(eLL.VPUCPULmWPtl U30KiO' Answer to Pravlous Puitia C le a rs Mikoyan AftePT 6ET RIP OP THIS CITY PUMP_ 'Health Service called In the Japanese press for a have plea-sant memories about A permit, allowing the 19-mem- j ^NOWIvT^COMlN' ItPA lD All Dressed private briefing and declared "The Japan either." her Buckland Fish and Game Club OBASS Sl^lRT.ANP iO O LAOS ANOM30PBPMISBO O Up Russians are now intervening in (THATOLP PRES* J>ETUMIA! TO KEEP IT A SECRET THAT T. Blasts at Pact Elsaku Sato, minister of inter-1 to hiilit with shotguns on some 185 ' TORW CAM ACROSS 4 Small child Japan> affairs." national trade and industry who I acres of leased land between the HAVe A FEW H0NOIfEOW >LtAR6f)^^;gK^/[® g^ 8 Hebrew Live Oral Polio Vaccine An^d Foreign Minister Zentaro flO.TOO! e l l 1 Salt part I was alao present at the dinner. | Wilbur Cross (Highway arid Tolland! —W ,TWBRfe ABE Tokyo, Aug. 17 (/PI — Japan's Kosaka exchanged sharp words S C h a p ^ prophet then reminded Mi'koyan that | and W. Middle Tpke.. has been re­ 'FflENOS 0UT5I06 WHO WAHTTO 8 Sacrificial ruling Liberal-Democratic party with Mikoyan at a private dinner SSleevalaM (Oontlnned from Page One) stringent Healtli. Service Japan appealed to . the Soviet.! newed for the third succe.s.slve toRROWMOt^lHAWXHACO canaaiit block today denounced .visiting Soviet last night. , noTO ASSUME AIDISSUISBa t d is c u is b / <7 7 Succinct requirements. Union before the end of tlie war to ^ year since the club was fotmded. A f5/LL-THATmi^0tADES/ 12 Italian atraam 8 Force Inc. of New York and. Groton, ■Pirst Deputy Premier Anastas Foreign Office sources said act as mediator in restoring THATIS W H Vl sh am ed OFF 13 Swedlih namn A number of pharmaceutical Mikoyan’s statements since he ar­ Papers filed in the tpwn clerk's (tO O p T 9 Redacted Conn. houses in addition to Pfizer have Mikoyan’s attacks on the U.S.- peace. , . iKY MUSTACHE TO LOOK UMS 14 Notion 10 Leglalatlva rived Monday make it clear his office yesterday by Police Cliief IBHuca The live oral polio vaccine was indicated they are working toward Japan security treaty as' "Inter­ James Reardon renews the per­ bo$r ference in Japan's dome.stic af­ primary interest here is to tr>' to "Instead, the Soviet Union vio­ V 16 Staamar (ab.) llSaTor developed by Dr. Albert Sabin of licensing of oral vaccine, Terry lated its nonaggression pact with mit one year, .starting Oct 25. ITIYanagreHlont fa irs.” neutralize Japan.. 19 Pantaloons r-Trourd ■ riiriiJi Cincinnati. The Salk vaccine, ad- said. Japan and attacked ns," Sato said. The fi.sh and gam e club is the ISOntcait The statement was read over 20Rul>blngt out mlni.atered by injection, dependa on The Surgeon General added that Officially, Mikoyan came to "Why did you do this?” <'only organization in Manchester •■IT ISPaatar 28 River nymph 38 Madagaicar, 42 Water wheel radio and televi-sion networfts by open a Soviet trade fair and dis­ SlHakalaw for instanea 43 Expend killed virus. It was developed by he ' understands the epidemic re­ Mikoyan countered by saying which is allowed to hunt here, ac­ 22 Toper 28 Body M'land Dr. Jonas, Salk of Pittsbtrrgh. party Secretary-General Shigesa- cuss trade in general during a 9- BY V. T. HAMLIN 30 Knight (abj 37 Beast 45P*ela serve represents only a'small por­ that Japan intervened during the cording to a town ordinance which ALLY OOP 23 Mora SO Shorteupped Noting' that President KeilSiedy buro Maeo. It was the first time day visit. But he has repeatedly uncommon SI Alternating 38 01 the lea tion of the more than- 50 million Bolshevik Revolution 43 .Years ago designates the hunting area as the W HKKL ALKiN.'MKXT DO.NK ON MODERN ELECTRONIC th o s e t h in g s SUJNGL'*‘^ ^ - \ I THINK ITS CAN’T BETOO currant (ah.) 30 Stitch anew fabric req u ested e arly lA.st sp rin g and that the government party has criticized Japan's security 'pact CAN THOSE BE 24 Sonunar (Ft.) doses of Type I vaccine that Pfi­ arid Japanese soldiers marched as Third Area for hunting In Man­ f r o m THEIR / YEAH ..AN' \ TIME WE d a n g e r o u s IF 34 Narrate 41 Ledger entiiei 82 Girl's name ■ Congress appropriated $1 million criticized a visiting foreign digni­ with the United States and Japan's chester. BEAR MACHINES BY FACTORY TRAINED PER.SONNEL THE EARTH THEY STAMPEDE 230117 in-4Yevada zer expects to make available by far as Khabarovsk. SHOULDERS ( NOW THEY’RE ) BROKE UP 27Aniitant for the purchase of all three types the start of the 1962 polio s|p8on tary . policies toward the SoViet Union. > The property Ls lea.sed by the CRBCTURES f I AT THE S imple r* r r ' r r* t r T” W TT MUST BE \ UNSLINGIN' /AN' G O T 2«Saa bird of oral vaccine for the control of next sprit^. "The party, headed by Prime In a private ta"- with Ikeda yes­ ."That's ancient history," Salo club from M rs. M yrtle , H. WII- SET CASTER t h e m THE MOON-V OPENING OF 31 Quasar WEA,PONS OF V .' ^ OUT OF 12 13 l4 epidemics, Terry said the Public “The progressive-decline in polio Minister Hayato IkTOa, said Mi­ terday, Mikoyan warned Japan's replied. "Why don't you answer llam.s, William B. "niornton, Sam­ SOME SORT/ RANGE/ MEN TOLD AN UMBRELLA! 32 Derotee treaty ties with the United States ABOUT? 33— -4»aac Health Service Is purchasing 900.- since 1966, culmlrvatiiyf in the rec­ koyan’s .statements were contrary my question uel Feltham and Joseph Mon- SET CAMBER 13 17 to the purpose of his visit which co'uld drag it into war with Rus­ 34 Retort (alang) IB 000 doses of the Type I vaccine. Be­ ord low so far this year can be Official sources salid Mik'o.van teuna.s. SET TOE-IN ' SBHoaaure o4 ing bought in frozen form at 9 attributed to the use of the Salk was to promote, good will between sia. He also gave Ikeda a letter gave no answer to this question, The p roperty o.Umers leased the II 21 the two countries through hLs open­ from Khrushchev denouncing the I land after the club showed good ; 39 Ee^point cents a dose, this vaccine la to be vaccine," Terry said. Mikoyan so far has ignored the SET TOE.QUT held by the service’s communicable "To date th is year, only 234 ing of the Soviet trade fair. pact and maintaining it was the mounting criticism against him. faith in the use of the property „ ANY ,40WaabTlshtl7 22 24 main obstacle to nonnalization of ‘3 K |4 4 S n o o ie ^ disease center for use in study in The newspaper Asahl said the i by feeding the pheasant and other CENTER STEERING AMERICAN paralytic cases have been report, Soviet-Japanese relations. 1 '48 CliHh meaaure zs the event of the threat of a Type party statement had been approved Tokyo,'” Aug. 17 (/Pi - - Soviet wild game during the winter CAR ed. the lowest since 1912 when Kosaka told Mikoyan the Japa- 47Ceaaat 1 epidemic anywhere In the United records on polio cases were first by Ikeda. It was Issued only a few DepuD;' Premier Anastas Mikoyan m onths. . ROAD TEST l48Uajcttllne a r hours after Ikeda and eight top nese-American pact was in exis­ i npellatlon - S tates. collected. T his com pares w ith 13, said today the Russians favored -'.sJMormation on terms for ob- government and party leaders' tence when Japan signed a joint 49Eui?opean S2 860 for the polio season of 1956, declaration with Russia in 1956. John F. Kennedy in the 1960 U.S. Girls Plant Trees FRONT END region ' talmhg supplies from the epidemic the first year in which Salk vac lunched with Mikoyan at the Soviet presidential election but they now em bassy. He said the declaration recognized SlBdora s r ST ST reserve Is being sent to state and cine became 'available in limited feel Richard M. Nixon would have 8 -1 7 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 82 Prince territorial health offices today. The statement wa.s a clear sign the right of either part.v to join Washington — More than l/.noo,- SHOP 133 HeaUnf derlo* quantities. collective security agreements and been better. 000 trees have been planted acros.s >84 Feminine B" U The requirements will include: Mikoyan’s visit and the Kremlin’s 3.57 BROAD ST. efforts to woo thus country away rem inded M ikoyan th a t Ru.ssia lia.s ‘Kennedy is beginning to show the United States by Camp Fire nickSAHM At least three cases of Type I Cincinnati, Aug. 17 (/P) — Dr. U *7 from the United Statej; have begun its own defend ag'-eenients with i be is anti-Soviet, the No. 2 man Girls in the last .10 months. The MI 3-2444 BY AL VERMEER 88 Weathercock polio in the community within a Sabin, who developed oral polio PRISCII.LA’S POP 84 Harries month, of which two have been to backfire. Red China and Communist North in the Kremlin, declared in a plantings were in connection with 67 Sorrowful 50 11 vaccine, declared today word his Korea. 1 speech to students at Tokyo Uni- FISK ONCE TW' FEDERAV?, -• PL>e^T' A H T T L E , ^ confirmed by laboratory analysis. The three major Japanese news­ the celebration of the organiza­ GOVERNMENT IS IN,J M O O K Y AN’ T H E Y L L ) 68Haltbrewf vaccine had been cleared by the papers today denounced threats The Japanese people still harbor versity. tion's golden jubilee. DOWN U B4 BB Adequate community organiza­ govet'nment for \Lse in Type I WE’RE SUNK£i C A L L T H ' tion and medical leadership to in­ ICaTeina Bl Bl polio "is very gratifying." MOW'' R & I..7 2 Speaker BT sure rapid and complete coverage The Public Health Service an SUandled of the population under ,'50.. nounced in Wa.shington that t Agreement to make the vaccine license had been granted to an ' available without charge to per­ Elnglish firm to manufacture and sons u n d e r 50. Licensing of the Type I vaccine market the vaccine. | SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAt culminates years of effort by Dr. Dr. Sabin, of the ITniveraity of I Sabin and others to have the live Cincinnati Medical School’ Staff, ! r vaccine approved for general use said: In this country. It has been used "1 believe this is the beginning > STEER experimentally in .some U.S. areas, of other things to corne l belie/t^^ and has been widely used in some it is a good ste p to license the''*- foreign nations. flrms in individual steps but it now Originally it wa.s hoped that means that thert should be an f ^uTifiinfT vaccine to protect against all epidemic of Tj-pe I polio the-vac­ Swift's #■« three types of polio could be is­ cine would be available." sued as a complete oral vaccine He added that he had reason to BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL but manufacturing difficulties, expect the licensing of the vac­ particularly with Tj-pe III, result­ cine for all three t>T>es of polio ed in the decision to license the would be accomplished by the first Fpemin THESE FLOWERS one type which' has met all the of the year. ARE WILTING. THEY, N EED W ATER / Kennedy Urges House I i HL * 3 1 ’ 4 ^ i 1 Reverse Aid Bill Vote 3 I (Continiied from Page One) Khrushchev is probing the West ; for any sign that our resolve is j vocated b.v E isen h o w er in 1957. He weakening, I connot believe tlijt | TOP then remarked that only nine Re­ the bipartisan support always giv­ ROUND i publicans voted yesterday against en this (foreign aid) program is at OR •m. U. AP«aO*« a -// e 2 _ inal plan for power to lend J8.8 No sooner had Rep. Thomas E. billiori at no or low interest to un­ Morgan, D-Pa., chairman of the Foreign Affairs (Committee, intro­ PICNICS derdeveloped nations over the next FRANKS RIBS '3 B. C. BY JOHNNY HART five years. duced this compromise. India-bom Rep. D. S. Saund, D-(jalif., Intro­ '' IT iSTWE&REATPUftHTCP In the Kennedy statement re­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE THE BOYS SUREARt f n e w CAN 1 F i&HT 'rfsu’L L J U s r HAVE l b duced a substitute to authorize F^JTTIN&ME DCWM HUMANITY TCDAy : AAAn's leased by the White House the only J1.2 billion In appropriations SWEET LIFE PRODUCE r msTtTiceaERRiaAs have -m UK INFORiBERS VERIFY TOUR BELIEF, THECONSS YES. ONE OF GOOD/ TD PLAY SAFR, TWO ( DISCRIMINATICN CONFORM.AIAN. President said authority to make for a single year. ' TRSP V iSOUITE us, AVL VKX-MAYSIL1 ALWAYS THEM COULD- SINCE 1 SHA-n/ED. INABILITY TO SEE PAST 1H& MR.EONG. CONS PRORAG4HDA HAS MESSENGERS SHOULD BE SENT, 1 UKB T H A T ? the long-range loans “is essential The Republican leadership WEEK-END HOOPED THE VILLASE WTH RUAAORS OF EXASPERATE'. CROSS THE RNER POSSIBLY THREE, EACH BY SORR^CEiTOlHE THlM&JS GUARANTEED FRESH ...THCWB WRECKED THE BRIPCE. to making certain that our forelgpi quickly swung behind him and AtrmPiO, AULSAWyERS PLANT, AN ARMY OF FOUR HUNPREP FDI5B7 HAVE YDU ANY 6Y BOAT AND APIFFERENT^^;^^^^ THAT REALUY MATTER. aid program is both efficient” and NOWTHSYARB READY TO TRUSTED^ T Southern Democrats took the floor “SWEET ANDY" FOR ATTACK. CVaE TO HEAD­ effective." This has been the ad­ ATTACK-TONICHT/ MESSeHSERS?, QUARTERS IN ------T to support Saund's move. The Re­ THREE HOURS, ministration position throughout publican-Conservative Democratic TROOPS COOID this year's congressional battle coalition carried. BE HERE BEFORE over foreign aid. Watermelons In the Senate, amendments were MIDNI6HT. 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Playoffs Start,' Martin lip to Same Old Tricks Spor/Schedule Senate Business —— i Halted by Maris ogge M'- Manchester. Uttlil I,ea|file As Stephens Caught Off Base ■ Friday, Aug. 18 Town Teumament will begin Moriarty’s, vs. McIntosh, 8:15, Friday when Norman’s, Inter­ • Wa.shingto«, Aug. 17 (fifV—Th* Charter Oak. Senate was In full debate on foi^ national Leagud champs, meet Minneapolis, St. Paul, Aug. 17'*>to say so he just left the field. America^ vg. Boland’s, ‘ 9:15, Army and Navy, American eign aid when it was interrupted (/P>:— Kanias City clobbered Min­ "I felt kind of bad after I did it, Charter Oak. for "An Important announcement.” League klags, at Waddell Field. nesota 12-7 last night, hut on'fe Ath­ but I think It taught Stephens a Noilhan’s vs. Army A Navy, Thlt and all other Tournament 'The announcement came from By Reds Before Fans letic player may have learned a valuable les.son. In fact, it taught 5:30, Waddell. “ ' Sen. Milton R- Young, R-N, D., 72,140 games will start at S:S0. Valuable lesson. Coach Mike ' NImerowski nt both sides a lesson. If the game Sunday, Aug. 20 who in proud -Whes yesterday ’ ad- He Is''outfielder Gene Stephens, had been close, I know Stephens Alumni All-Star Game, 2, Char­ vi.sed his colleagues: Pet. G.B. Army and Navy Is expected io Now York. Aug. 17 0P)— • lowing four hits in the first game.it'Oodgera, in the opener and drove< walked none, alnick out aeven. lead off with pitching ace Ray who has been t-round the leapte would have felt, real bad.” ter Oak. - ’'Roger Maris, a North Dakota i New York .661 for quit^ some time. And yet, the And Stephens? Well, he had farm-raised boy. hit two mora The Cincinnati Reds, knocked and, lefthander .lim O’Toole, glv-lin four nin.a in the doubleheader | O’Toole walked four, and also fan- I'etroll .686 LaGace whito Coach Danny Coventry .Boat Club Water Show, ing up just two hits in the night-1 for a season total of 24 RBI | ned seven, Sulivan of Norman’s Is undecid­ former Boston Red Sox fill-ui*foi' nothi^ to say. 2, Lake Wangumbatig. home runs today. down and bru.shed off by the .1 'ilt'imore .562 Ted Williams was caught on one - ^ ”We expect him to break tha i cap. paired for the Reds’ pitch-1 against Los Angeles. Freese then < eveland .517 ed about bis pitcMag choice. l.os Angelo.s Dodger.^ as con- I ing Job on the Dodgers.'wjio now j drove in four runs in the second (il.\XTS-('ARDS — Two - nin Green Manor, National of baseball’s oldest traps — the world's record by quite a few.” 4 ilragn .506 hidden ball trick. Hurler favors Golf Role lo Be Hoiuiretl ■Young sat down, beaming. tciuk'rs in tliat National have lo.st four in a row for the game with a pair of home runs. homers by Orlando, Cepeda and 1 oston .467 League champs, drawing a bye ' fir.at time this year. i He's hit eight against the Dodgers In the first round of the two Stephens was on second base Tulsa (A*)—^a l Newhouser, for­ New York (A’l—Kyle Role, co­ The Senate went back to- work League pennant race, are Felipe AI9JI did it for. the Giants ] „n Angelea .482 with one out in the ninth Inning mer southpaw ace who plays golf captain and star end of the New on foreign aid. hark on lop a^;ain alter giving the San' Francisco, in third place) while the Red.s have piled up a 1 61 .42» game elimination tournament, defeated' *f*ge in the .season .serie.s against Rav Sadecki IO- . .lack ^ Innesota will fa4se the loser of Frldayjs when Minnesota second baseman right handed, thinks golf helps a York Football Giants, will be given j Marl®, a New York Yankee, Doiiecis a public Hogging. and games behind. Sanfrod i9-6i checked the Cards \ ashlngton .422 St. Louis 4-3. and Milwntikec. nine i Cincinnatt heat Larry Sherry tut at the loser’s home field Billy Martin approached the bag pitcher, especially If he plays af­ a day by^fans. The date is Sunday; I with 48 homers, to ninnlng ahead RiglU in ihe Oodgcr.s' . o \v n 4-3. ai on seycn hits and had a shutout I ansae ( It.v .864 and told Stephens he wanted to j of Babe Ruth's record home ® nin gamo.s back ip fourth. beat PitU -l >.iiH><'ng hi.s first start .m '^esday. Wednesday will see ter he pitches. The swing helps a Oct. 29 when the Giants play the 1 h.'.liy.u,;, anil in front Of the larg- until the eighth inning. Werlnesclay’s Rewulta kick some dirt off the bag. pitcher stretch back muscles Dallas Cowboys at Yankee Sta­ ^ pace. burgh 2-1 as Warren Spahn won.!’''”.? “ l? " with four nlns AVa.sliingtnn 8, Los Angeles 2. a playoff between the winners ca iT'J.llOi night ciowd in .NX of games one and two at a neu­ "When .1 put the tag on him,” which tend to tighten the day af­ dium. Aflcr the game a dinner- history, the Rod.s made off w ith .\o. 301. The Philadelphia Phils " ’J . ”® the opener. Kansas City 12, .Minnesota 7. recalled -Marlin. "Stephen.® was ter a game, aay.® Newhouser, now - • ’ll" Role's honor will be held went down to their 19th consecu-1 -for- BKAVKS-PIK.ATKSe-^; p a h n 4 tral field. ' The late Bill Klem umpired 104 ta sweep, of tile three-gahir .show- (13-121. the top winner among New 4’ork 6, C.lilcago . dumbfounded. He didn't know what si scout for the Baltlmdre Orioles. at the Biltmore Hotel. I World .Scries games. ♦ vTi the senes, started it with a Baltimore 8, Detroit 2. do.vn by drubbing ,Los .\ngeles, record m a 'g-.’i^^loss Fo the Chi-’ ®‘" ” *^ scored on Don Bla.sin-' living majo^' league pitchers, gave J- ^ 6-0 and 8-0. la.sl, night. iccdcl. m a 9 b lo.s to the Chi , jrjpip, Vada P.uson of the up 10 hits but had it in the clutch rieveland 6, Boston 4. cago Ctibs. Reds was hit in the back of the Today’s Games The Dodgers, who have been fii- «> * * against the Pirates as the Braves l» s .Angeles (Diiren 5-10) at ; ing Itnor.'.down pilclte- at the head by a pitch from Stan Wil- won their sixth in a row on a Washington (Daniels 7-6), 1:80 Ked.s nil scas.rn and making point­ , IILIIS-DODGKHS — Tbe Reds, linm.s in the .seventh inning, but home run hv Frank Thomas and ed talk of the pennant threat back on top after a lO-da'.v s'.a.v in after a trip to a hospital for an RRI double by Ed .Mathews off X-ra.vs, returned in time to hit an ('liiragn (Baumann 9-9) at New I from San FrancMsco and Milwau- second, made it in a breeze as Bob Friend (12-141. I A'ork (Stafford 9-6), 2 p.m. I kec. hadn't suffered a double- RBI single in the nightcap as . . . tlieir two top Dociger killers, Cincy collected 12 hit.s off lo.ser (.T'BS-PHILS—A wild pitch Baltimore (Msher 5-11) ai De­ ’ header .shutout m 26 yeat.s. That Frank Robinson and Gene Freese, troit (Koytack 7-7' 2:.30 p.m. was when tliey were a Brooklyn Jolmn.v Podres 115-4 1 and two re- .scored the clincher for file Cubs in went to work at tlic plate while lievers. a three-run si.xth inning thaMnade Boston (DeLoek 6-7) at Cleve­ c.mch. ha! k on .July 28, 193a. and Purkey il4-7i and O'Toole 112-91 land (Hawkins 6-8), 8 p.'m. Carl .H'ubbcll an.l Clyde' 1 Slick 1 Purkey. gaining hi.s first shut- Don Cardwell itO-lOi the winning e.xtcndcd Los .Angeles' shutout out, and O'Toole, pitching liis pitcher, Chris Short, (4-9i was the Only Games Schedulril. Castleiimn pitclicd shutouts for the slump through 26 innings. Friday’s Schedule Xe'.v York Giant.«, third, gave tip nothing but singles, loser for the Phils, who tied the Robin.son hit hi.s 3nth home iiin The Dodgers haven't had an ex- losing strings run up bv Boston New A'ork at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Righlhanded Bob Purltcv, al- of the .season, sixth against tlie tra-hase hit in 37 inningis, Purkey in 1906 and Cincinnati in 1914. Chicago at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Baltimore at Washington, 8:05 I p.m. BABE RUTH LEAGUE DAY— Mrs. Balje Ruth, widow of the former New York Boston at Detroit, 9:15 p.m. Afinnenota at Ix>s .Angelee, 11 .Yankee star, pose.s with Yankees’ Roger Maris, left, and Mickey, Mantle during Babe Major League I p.m. Ruth league day at Yankee stjidium yesterday on anniversary of Ruth’s ^eath. (AP Wiglitman Cup Team Rapped Photofax.) NATIONAL LEAGl'E =^Leaders^^^ W. I.. Pet. G.B. • lEKKA.N LE.AOiL Cinelnnati ....73 46 .618 Ikitting — Cash, Detroit. .854; Los .Angeles . .69 44 .611 1 llouurd, Neu York. .358; Pieraall, Snubbed Darlene Hard San Frnneiwo 6'2 .30 ..A.A4 71/1 Maris’ Latest Homer Binge fourth on a double by Bud Holmes ,'linnesota and Hinton, AAashing- In otlicr .second round play, .No New Orleans was paired against • * • Washington two runs that brought three series at Charter Oak Field 2 domestic seed Donna Floyd. Ar­ death, Maris now has hit 48 and AH’Weather third and fourth frames. and a homer by Bemie August tun, 14. defending Champion Wa.shington, ha« moved T5 games ahead of the YANKS-WMITE SO.\-Despile the Scnijtors from behind in the next Monday, Wedne.sday, and Add ( 1,1 3-30 - Civitan SpmTs lington, Va.. slopped Mrs, Nancy Pete Cordcra belted a two-run tri­ I’itrlilrig—Terry, .New A ork, 9-1, D C . today in a second round Babe's record pace. Maris' slugging*, it was by a hit ninth and beat Ken McBride Friday with starting times at 6’ Al Klein had a tripIe^^JVdonble. ple in the sixth and Norm Warren Hccid of Albuquerque, .N.M 7-5 o’clock. .'100; Ford. New A’ork, 20-8, .870; (game of the All-American Ama- batter with the bases loafded in (9-10). Dick Donovan (9-8) won and two singles for ttuyivinncrs and ended the .scoring after doubling in Schwall, Boston and .Alossi, De- rvt ' A. ♦ . Lehane j teiir Baseball Association touriia- While the» Yankees have played it, giving up just four hits. Civitah wrapped up the pack­ 119 games, one was a He and the ninth that the Yankees beat George Green a hgirier and a sin­ the seventli. 1 -olt, 1.3-2, .867; Wvnn. Chicago, Af 11 T- eliminated Andria | rnent. Other pairings were: .lohns- • • • age and tied the ribbon on it in gle. Best for Uje^osers were Bill . fillet. San Carlos, Calif., 6-2, 6-0. I town (Pa.i ys. Allentown I Pa I ; doesn’t count toward thS 164- the White Sox. After Jim Landis’ Bob DiB.sttisto doubled and Phil 8-2, .800. A’s-TWINS — The A’s banged the first frame of their game With Whitney, witlva triple and a sin­ Hyde had two singles for the los­ Strikeouts — Ford, New A ork, . . quarter-finals j Pittsburgh vs. Birmingham; Mil- game limit on an unchallenged second home run had lied it for Center Congo, as they teed off on gle. and Gallighan with two ers. wcie Mr.®. Baba Lewis of New-| ford (Mass, i vs. Buffalo: Brook- home run record set by baseball the Sox in the sixth, the winning 13 hits, including home runs by 169; Pascual, Minnesota t.A.5: Biin- Dcron Johnson and winner Norm POPULAR 14" pitcher Bud Bllven for eight runs, singlev .Methodist ...... 042 202 1 9 11 1 ning, Detroit. 148; Kamos. Minne­ lon. .Mas,®., .Marilyn Montgomery lyn vs. Detroit; Clifton (N .J.) vs. Commissioner Ford Frick. The run was forced home when War­ with seven coming before the first Civjjtan ...... 831 001 1 -14 16 4 Teachers ...... 000 200 0.. 2 6 8 sota 136; McBride, l.-os Angeles, of San Antonio, Tex., Carol Hanks Slarvland State; Philadelphia vs. ruling was made to equalize the ren Hacker plunked Bob Cerv on Baas (7-8). Pete Ramog (9-14) out. ’Then for g o ^ measure they go ...... 102 200^ 0— 5 9 2 Chappell and Steely, Dooman 133. of St. Louis and Au.ssie Robyn Eb- Baltimore: and New York vs. AL's present 162-gamc schedule the hand with a pitch. That gave was the loser. added three more in the secon’ Benevento and Rybezvk; Bliven and DiBattisto. ' bern. Waterburv (Conn.I. TUBELESS N.ATIONAL LEAGUE Batting — Clemente. Pitts­ burgh, .866; Pinson, Cincinnati, Death Threat Received in Mail .336; Robinson. Cincinnati. .333; Sandep^Hopes to Pass Hoak, Pittsburgh, .332; Moon, Los .Angeles .332. Front Runners Triumph DoesnH Worry Arroyo of Yanks Runs — .Alays, San Francisco, I Pltehing—Bob Piirke.v and .lim Palmer in $$$ Derby 101; Robinson, Cincinnati, 98;- New York, Aug. 17 (iW—Luis Arroyo, ®the New York Yankees’ re- The Ladies of St. Jam es 'will or- %/ '' O’Toole, Re4ls, handed Dodgers .Aaron, .Alllwaukec, 91; Clemente, In Summer Hoop Loop - first douhleheader shutout sinee Pittsburgh, 83; IHnson, tlncln- ' Hef pitching ace, says he’s not worried about the death threat he ganire a bowling league Aug. 22 15 MONTH Road Hazard Guarantee received in the mail. ------at 7:46 p.m. at Holiday Lanes on Washington, Aug. 17 (^)—Wtih Garv- Pla.ver and Arnold , wi'Jh’’wvt'hii" i nati, 98; .Aaron, Milwaukee. 91; i "I'll pitch when they call on me Clemente, Pittsburgh, 83; Pinson, i , Front runner.'i both scored victories in last night’s Summer Silver Lane. Any member attend­ Palmer sitting this one out. Doug Sanders could strengthen ' ,J!7 in second game, for 6-o and 8-1 —here or any other place,” the 34- Cincinnati, 81. I Basketball League doubleheader at Charter Oak Park. First year-old jfefthander said today. ing that night may bowl free of his bid to become top man among golf's money winners witli o sweep that put Reds back in charge, and officers will be elect­ • Whitowallt only $3 more Buns Batted In—Robinson, Cin­ j place Moriarty's trimmed Roland Motors, 56-42 in the oj'iener Arroyo said a letter postmarked a victory in the $35,000 Indian Spring Open starting todav in pia"’- cinnati anil Cepeda, San Fran­ from Jersey (Jity was delivered to ed and teams named. The regular nearby Maryland. * ------rr------' Hitting—Roger .Alaris, A’ankees. cisco, 104 .Aaron, AVIlwaukce, 93; land Spruce St. Market, the runner-up cliih. trounced the In­ weekly league night will begin • Froo mounting ^ drove In four runs with 47th and dians. 65-52, in tlie niglitcap. ------his Bropx hotel with the following Banders, from Cedartown. Ga.. Mays, San Francisco, 88; Cle­ threat: .Sept. 12 at 7:45 p.m. All interest­ could vault from third into second D a r i e n N i n e \^’ins «»>iie going s-for-t m mente, Idssburgh, 78. Moriarty’s led at every turn in i f i ■< "I don’t like Puerto Ricans. The ed, please go to Aug. 22 session. • Sait prieos on other sizee and typaa too place in the Dollar Derby picking 5‘4 victory over WTilto Sox. lilts — Pinson, Cincinnati, 160; : rcgl.stering its fifth straight Iri- JaVCPO IjOll EVGllt I umpli after an opening game loss., next time you go to the mound in up the tourney’s $5,300 top prize. Clemente, Pittsburgh. 159; Kob- Mei’canlile Bowling League In Extra Innings i . iQuarter score.® all in favor of the' I , i I w .1(1 VlfAlirTfn|c Yankee Stadium I’m going to shoot N O MONEY DOWN! Tills would raise his 1961 earn­ insoti, Cincinnati. 142; Aaron, ' Oilmen were 7-6, 22-16 and 34-29. « 1 f' * 4 ' llA JpUIU IS you through the head.” team captains will meet at the ings to $52,990 and enable him to ^ Uak Nine Dels .Mllwiiiikee and Boyer, St. I»iiis, Given to Police home of the secretary, Roland I Boland's had managed to stay in - - Palmer, who ha-s hauled in Lakewood) N. J., Aug. 17 '/T>. The letter was turned over to Irish, 542 W. Middle Tpke., tomor­ Pay luat $1.28 a waokl 139. ! • contention until they lost Rudy Forty )x)ys are entered in the K2,793. Plaver tops the list with j Darien, Conn.. ha.s won the Little \ ic T o r v No. .‘5. 6 -3 Doubles — .Aaron .Alilwnukee, Ralph Houk, Yankee manager, who row evening at 8:30. Business wBl GOODYEAR ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE $55,694. ' I League Division two title with a Wojiiarowicz. who lopped hi.s club, .junior Chamber of Commerce concern the selection of a new 28; Coleman, Cinciniiatl, 27; l*ln-) passed it along to police. A ll Naur O oodytar Aiito Tirma Brcaking a 3-3 deadlock with witli 13 jxiint.s. Bolands trailed by; Qolf Tournament to be held lo- Both Houk and Arroyo said the trea.surer and preparations for the A victory here would also p v e: son. Cincinnati and -Mays. San only four points when "oJnaro-| Manchester Coun- arm Quarantaad Natlon-Wlda Banders a tie with Palmer at flvi " the two run.s in the fifUi frame. Oak Francisfo, 26; Santo, Chicago and | threat apparently was made by a coming season. Any member bowl­ wicz fouled Out. Dave Boland (20i;i try Club, er Interested is also invited to first places each in 1961 lORi PGApc:* I ye.sterday when .Johnny St. Re.staiiranl topped the Hart­ Robinson, Cinelnnati, 24. and Dan Pinto 1I81 paced the Oil- cracJtpot. *1. Asainst normil road hizird i— le.. blowouts, fibrlc tournaments. ‘ ! s'- two-out home run ford Cheevers. 6-3, last night in an Triples — .Altman, CTiicago, Cle- The one-day, 18-hole tourney, ”I got one of those letters when attend. broskt, cuts — oscopt rtptirabit punctures. Limited lo , „ . , " 'fh one aboard in the ninth. , men white Vinnie Kohen added 11 , sponsored by the local Jaycees, orifinsl owner for number of months specified. independent softhall game at Roh- iiieute, Pittsburgh and Boyer St. | iaiso for Ute losers,' I was pitching in St. Louis,” said Blocking Sanders path, how-. >rhe game actuallv began on Th» Inter-Church Ten Pin 2. Against iny defects in workminship and m ilerlil with­ crt.son Park. Jack O'Coin pitched I»uis. 9; Wills, Los .Angeles, Only some fine foul shooting, will offer a trophy to the medal- Arroyo, who has gained widespread ever, were about 139 other golfers -puesdav but officials halted it after a five-hitler'for the winners. I isl and individual prizes for all fame as a savior of games for 20- League will hold a meeting at the ; GOODYEAR out limit as to time or mileage. Ainaro, Philadelphia, Stuart, where IhcV converted 16 of 21 Including such former Indian I the eighth inning hvhen the .score Dan Mozzer paced tin victors age group.®. game winner Whitey Ford. ”I’m 1 .1. auc Lancs Monday, Aug.. 21 Any Goodyear tire dealer (over 60,000 in til 50 states) Spring winners of this event a s ’ Pittsburgh and White, St. Louis, I tne.s. enabled the Indians to stay at 8 p.m. for team captains imd (will repair tire (without charge, or make allowance on new wa.s tied al 3-3. A regulation game : nine hit attack with t'.vo douhle.s. close to the tiot shooting Market- Starling lime is 8:30. Following not worrieii.” aioai PioPLK aiDi on eooDviAR ores than on anv OTHce mino tire based on origins! tread depth remaining tnd the cur-' Julius Boros, Dow Fin.ster.vald. in the Little League us .six inning.®. Ken Liiwson liad two liits also for 8. i Houk said the letter wasn’t a any Interested members. Paul Harney and Doug Ford. lloiiic Runs— Kolilnsoii. J, (Ineln- I men. Spruce St caged 10 mOrc are tlie individual starting times rent "Goodyaar price.” ^ Darien meet.® Schenerlady. N. the Oak .St. nine '.vhicli now o'.cns field goai.s. 28 to 18. but dunked ! and jiairings with boys' ages in nice one, but he added: Boros and Finsterwald each A .. Friday at Haddou Heiglit.® N. a 13-3 .sea.son ,s record nati, 34; Cepeda, San 4'rancisco, j ‘Tve gotten them myself — at CONDUCTS CLINIC: 32: .Aaron, .Milwaukee, 31; .Mays,. onlv nine gift shots as they regis- ! parentheses: have wmn it twice and. under a J . m the Eastern Regional .®emi- Oa)< S t...... 110 121 x 6-9-1 tered their sixth victory in eight! 8:30— Don Be.® .ser. il5), Dan leaat 150 of them, I guess. I ’d Tony Alibrio, new head Samlcre $$ Man bonus feature of the tournament, San Franelseo, 30: .Mathews and final. I Cheevers .'___ 101 ]0O 0 3-5-1 I star).® to remain right on the heels; Creamer (15), Tom Jacobson (15) have been dead that many times. football-'coach at Man­ either could pocket an extra $10,- •Adrin'k, .Milwaukee. 24. ALL-STAR CHUCKERS: Harold Plecity, .second lelt If all the threats had materialized.” Stolen Bases — AVIlls, la>s .An­ front, will start fo r’the Ea.stern Division in the Alumni of front running Moriarty's.'• ' ' ' 8:37—Bnd Rivard (14). Bill ------f chester High, will con­ Baltiniore (A*)-Doug Sanders, 000 with a third victory. Harney Green (14), John Anderson (14). who missed the 1961 U.S. Open by and Ford could nail a $5,0(X) bonu.s geles. 24; Kobinson. Cincinnati, l,eague All-Star game Sunda.v and will he followed to Finish Top Scorer duct a clinic tonight at 19; Pinson, (Incinnati and .Aaron, Taking scoring honors for the 8:44 Dick Lovett (15). Ed one shot and the PGA champion­ by becoming' two-time .winners. the mound by Bol) Escavich, far left rear. The \\'estern Hachadonrian (151, David Wlik Educational Square be­ ship by three strokes, won his High Point Dri\ ers Dominate .Mllw-aiikee, 17; .Mays, .San Fran- , night wa.s lanky Bill Keish who No More Basketball GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Also entered in the 72-hole affair Division starter will be Ron Lamie. far right, and. he . to.s.sed in 22 jxiints on nine field (15). hind the East Side Rec. fourth golf tournament of ,1981 which will pun through Sunday cisi’o, !.■>. I goal^ and four free throws. Other 8:51- Pete Barrett (14i, Bill The clinic will he open t o, when he took the Eastern .Open 713 M AIN ST.— Ml 9.9523 Pitching— Podres, l>tx< .Angeles, will he-relieved by, Dick SeigeL third from left rear. For Red Sox Conley 295 BRO AD ST.— Ml 3-5179 were National Open champion double figure scorer.® for the Mar- Mann (14i, Dave Clemens (14) all coaches, players and wHh a 13-under par 275.-By scor­ Gene Littler. Bill Casper Jr„ John­ Quarler-Mi^dget R a c i n g Slate 1.5-4, .789; .Miller, San Francisco, (Herald Plmto'hy Saternis.) ' , " ing on his first appearance in this ketinen were Pal Mistretta with 8:,58- Tim .Mc>laniara (15i, Pat Boston, Aug. 17 ((P>—This time others interested in both ny Pott, Mike Souchak, Ken Ven­ 9-3. .'.')0: .lay. Cincinnati. 17-7, | 20 and Jim Mi.slretla with 10. Coy (15), Bill Waldman (14). city he took a firmer hold on third turi, Bob Rosburg, PaOl Harney. ^ High point driver.® drSminated'S i ip and Demeu.sy. Gary O.sborhe of .708; Brosnan, Cincinnati, 7-3, ' Between thenr; Paul Quay and H to official: G^ne Conley, the tall Midget and Pony League position among the nation's lead­ 9:0.') -.Stan Hilinski HI (17), Red Sox pitcher, to now definitely HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK’S SERVICE STATION Don Fairfield and Ted Kroll. the checkered flag at (Quarter ■ Xvapping and .Iinimy .Milo of .700; Purkey, dneinnati, 14-7, ' Fred McCurry accounted for .W of Mike Kearns (16), Butch Duclies- football. ing money winners. Casper earned the $500 top niidget races in Buckland la.sl niglit Soulhinglon. I960 quarter niidgel .667. Alumni Loop All-Stars the schoolboy.® .72 points. Quey ncau ( I61, quitting bis wintertime basketball- 342 E. CENTEA ST.— Ml 9-8187 555 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST— Ml 9-5321 prize in yesterday’s pro-am tuneup before a crenvd of more than 7001 senior rai.ing champion who will StrikiMiuts — Koiifax, I-os .An­ tallied 20 )ioint.® and .McCurry 15. 9:12 Dave Kaye (17), la ry ^ playing for the Boston Celtics, the Boston Traveler reported today. for the affair with a three-under- spectators_ J , . , defend his title 'lIiis weekend at geles, 191: AMIIiams, I» s .Angeles, Friday night .Moriarty's face.® Baglcy (17). Robert Hilt (I 61. Simmons’ Solo Homer Wasted; par 67. Of the 62 pros in the pro- Tommy Erdin of Ea.sl Hanford N'orth Haven, I4.A; Drysilale, lais .\nge.leri, 141; To Strut Stuff Sunday McIntosh Boat al 8:15 and Amer­ 9:19 Pete Kasavage (16), Dick The Traveler’s Rill Liston quotes JACK’S ATLANTIC JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION im only three others broke par on captured tlie 25 lap junior fca- Consolation lace winners were wr O’Toole. track champion. Added to the long list of baseball programs held in the Silk R r 1 tough.” Kt'i’tin ...... (1 9:33 Teil Rosen Jr, il3) of -'lc'iden. who. Werine.sdav night racing pro- Holiiil)er«: and Fox Citv this summer is the first annual All-Star game scheduled The' »ix-foot eight hurler, who Sporting Moriarty Bros, a two'*'ed five hits. Losing pitcher Jim H'tland ...... fc 4 George Bycliolski Il4i, Pete Ma­ registered hto third straight wjn MORRISON’S ATLANTIC » BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE placed third in the feature. Second L, h„i.s .spoiusored b.v the Conneeti- between Ea.stern and Western Division .-Mumni laiague play­ .Pint'* ...... s 2 1 I. run advantage in the opening the same number but. was reached .1. M'lrini’iv ...... ^ loney 14 in an 8 to 0‘ shutout In Cleveland iff* M .““i "f r«>cott- ,„ i Valiev Quarter Slidget As.sor ia- Both Bejjisler ^ ins II K 1 frame. Hamilton Standard, still in for only two base knoc-kn in the 288 W. MIDDLE TPKE.— Ml 9-8302 653 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8128 Softball Twirl ers ers. The contest will he played Sunday at Charter Oak Pai'k <*>r ...... __;__ .1 (1 K 9:40 Dave H o It b e r g (12), last night, recently turned down ^ point driver. ■ Uon will , ontimie through thi.s ‘lifnivy'...... 0 0 0 Doug Wlik (121, Bill Hamilton the thick of the pennant fight in hard luck loss. starting at 2. what was described as a fabulous Rstniltnn (4) ImtAls^AfiC 1 111 m n w senior iiiain event. Riclrey inoiiUi. Aflcr .school rc.sunies, the Newport. R. I., Aug. 17 v)P,i— The Alumni League Is for those 1121. the Hartford Twilight League, ^ All iress 1. 4/0 0 Williams ST I - I I l d J I l O Anderson of Talcotlville edged out race.® will he held on S.T,t in days. ■McKenzie and Tom Moore. Named Tt'laU ...... 2f) 6 rtffer from the new Chicago bas­ came back to deadlock the score ah r h bi I Ron Holmhcrg of Brooklyn and youngsters , 13 and 14 years old Hnlanfri 9:47 Jim Dowd ()3l. Bob Fasn. 2h ...... 3 0 0 0 OLIVA’S ESSO RUFINI’S FLYING A SERVICE ------Butch .Salerno of Soiithing'ton. high from the Baiilly Oil crew were I Hamilton (13i. Bob Pamiakian ketball club. in the second Inning and went on Lewis, M ...... 1 0 0 point driver, and (.Icri v Dcniens\ > j Alan Fox of Lo.® Angeles clash to- who are recent graduates of the Bill Kunz. Dick ^siegcl and Gar.v B y ”It isn’t fair to my wife and Reid, c ...... r«ln«‘8(lav‘s H oiiirr8 McAul<»\‘ . . . o 2 (Ml. from there to win in the middle ...... 3 0 0 0 411 HARTFORD R D -> M I 9-8229 118 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8279 W aterburj’. Aug. 17 'JP ’fed of Manchester, second high point I day in the feature quarter-final Lillie League program. The game Galaghcr while Hartford National ' M, MonariN 2 II kids for me to be workiing like Case.v. rf ...... 2 1 0 1 j lualrh of the Casino Invitation 9:54 Jim .Smith ( I 61, Keith frames in their game last night Widholm. if. lb ...... 3 1 1 2 Williams, who knows good pitch driver, for the checkered flag. is being played, to help defray Bank landed the following quar­ : Wf'iiumiwjc/. 7 this all year ground,” the Traveler ('ampboll If .... (.'sea.son Total in I’aieiUheses). j Tennis Tournameitl. some of the expenses inruried Pif’i'.«r»n ...... n 0 Robbins (16). at .Colt Park in Hartford...... 2 0 1 0 from his long, experience as a TJic point duel is light in noth tet, Ron Lamie, Frank Kopcha. 1 Kollf*!! ...... n quoted Conley. "I never get to The rictorj- was the 16th in 20 Planie, lb ...... 3 1 0 0 Boston Red Sox slugger, saw some AMEKIC.AN LE.AtH E Holiubeig' started slowly but diiring-lhe summer...... -U 10:01 l/any I/Oicnlzen (14), Ed Krau.s r( ...... 0 0 0 0 the senior and junior divisions with Tom Minor and George Byrholow- 1 Twanonitf* ...... II Yankow.ski. spend, any time gt home. 'That’s start.® for the Windsor Looks team Rakauslia.®. 3b ...... 2 DON WILLIS GARAQE MEAD’S ATLANTIC STATION of the fanciest softball pitching drivers struggling to retain their Marts. A'ankec.s 2 (48i. soon found the range in winning Ro.sters for the two All-Star going to be different from now on.” 0 0 0 hi.® matcli yesterda.v from Gene ski. ' Tolnia ...... I.S 12 and kept them .in contention in Strong, p ...... 2 0 0 0 the nation can offer hcr,e last nigh't. point .standing®j a.® the quartet Killehiow. Twins i36l. squads were ■Selected by the two No lass than five members of 42 The Red Sox pitcher said he to 18 M AIN ST.— Ml 9-4531 206 HARTFORD RD.— Ml 9-8296 Allison, Twins (26l. .Scott. St. Janies, N. Y.. 5-7. 6-2, 6- Commissioners, Butch Buccini of t Spnirr SI. ■ the pennant race. The Oilmen Totals ...... '. .... 21 4 3 4 In the flrat game of a double- midget season loir® to a close. j the Alumni & Intermediates squad B. F. considering buying a California dropped their 12th decision in 20 Moriarty’s (3) Gentile, Oriole.® i3Hi. 2. P'ox, the national intercollegiate the Ka.®tern Division and Joe Com- .TohiiJinn ... , ...... 1 Holfie: Bi^ Lead header, the Stratford girls team .New England® Next | champion, crushed Cliff BuchlilSIfe, were selected for the Eastern All- farm in a beautiful spot, north of start.®. ab r h bi B. Robinson, Orioles (4). po.seo of the Western Division. I K^ipIi ...... ^ 4 Los Angeles where, real estate Heim. 2b ...... 4 1 1 0 blanked Hartford, 8-0, on the no- This was the final meet ofdriv-: brother of Butch Buchholz, 6-0, Star roster. The.v were' Joe Ser- i P. Mi5«ir''ua ...... f...... 2 Pat Mistretta singled .home Cyr. as ...... 3 1 1 0 HARTFORD ROAD SERVICENTER SHERIDAN’S GARAGE hit pitching of Joan Joyce, and in ers at the Manchester track be- Landis. White Sox 2 (18), Player.® were chosen both for their vinp, Hal Case, Ronnie Ander.son. ;Whitf ...... 1 n New A'ork i.Ti Johnny Sellers, men have told him, he can clear Avery, c ...... 6-0. ” who g.-iined fame as-Carry Back's . Moriarty’s two ,runs in the Open­ ...... 30 0 1 0 270 HARTFORD RO— M l 3-2408 ROUTE 6. BOLTON— Ml 3-6449 the second game Johnny Spring foie .New England quarter midget , Romano, Indian.® (16). sportsmanship as well as their Chris MeHale and Danny Sullivan. ' .1- ...... h lO 10 $10,000 a year, raising alfi^a. ing frame but this lead was short­ Moriarty, 1)> . . . . 0 0 0 A'oung Buet'holz, from St. ’ K*’.‘'*blrT ...... __ ,,, II 0 rider, holds a wide margin in the Mistretta, If . . . . 0 1 3 I of the Stratford men’s team pitch- racing championslnp races at i John.son, A's^ (Oi; ' ability. From the pennant winning Fite , Sainuiiui ..... lived as Wally Widholm hit a two- A. Maneggia. 3b Loins, wa.® bothered with a leg in­ Champs Pl»c« Three ...... 1 1 race tor the year's jockey honors...... 3 0 0 0 ed a perfect seven-inning game as North Haven thi.s-weekend. .Most Bus.®. A .® (11. 5 & Police team copie Jim Higgins, ; RV’)V‘V«tf'r ...... 0 1 run homer in the .second. Dennis Sylvester. c( ...... 8 0 0 n jury suffereii in Tues la.y's dou- . Dll! ing'the first six months he had NATIONAL f a r m LEAGUE B. Maneggla, rf ...... 1 0 0 n hie team defeated AVaterbury, 1 -0., of the youngster.® who apjiear in-I X.ATIO.VAL LK.AGl E ble.-j. Green Manor, which ’ not ohl^- Carl Hohenthal and Harry Plecity. Casey and Bob Rakaiuskas drove ELLSWORTH and LASSO OZZIE’S SHELL STATION Robinson. Red.® i34). j Total.N ...... 2S 9 i» .'197*winners', 46.n\ore than rtinner Simmons, rf ...... **. 2 ' 1 1 1 The doubleheader was a benefit i weekly Wednesday night programs , Another standout quarter­ won the Western Division crown Ponticelli’s placed Steve Brady Indians in Uie other two Tnina for Hamil­ Liisir. n ...... 3 0 0 0 Freeze. Reds ' (221. ! up Willie Shoemaker and 62 more - — — — 242 OAKLAND 3-5155 275 M A IN STd-iM I 3-1272 . for the JH ^ y Fund, of which Wil- : here,will compete at, the champion- ( final match sends Craw"'ord Hen- but also captured the overall town arid Bob Esra'dch on the .team H. r than Bill Hartaek. the 1960 leaderj w. L. Pet. ton in the third and fourtt^^in- D, Johnson, Reds 1 )). championship in a playoff with j Launtf^nharh ...... 1 Tnlal® ...... 27 3 S 3 Hama to ®naUonaI chairman. With . ‘4>o”g with quarter midg- ly, the sluggCr from Atlanta, Ga., While Glen Banks, Dick Hansen 1 MuKPima ...... 2 o .11 5 .688 nings ivith Manchester’s third run Moriarty s ...... 200 010 0 —.3 a crowd of 13,000 present it la antic-) eteers from four other states. ^ . .Cepeda. Giants (32i. the Eastern kings, Fire & Police, and Bill Dixon were all tabbed coming on a solo homer by Ron HiimIUon...... 021 100 x-4 against giant-killer Jack Frost of ' Qllf'V ...... 7 . R 3(' .MI.NOR Lfi.YGI’E SCORES .11 5 .688 Ipated the fund will receive more ' Sue P'arris of Rockville won the , F . Alo.i, Giants ( 12i. Monterey. Cali/. placed three players on the West­ from jlie Elks. ; lloh'-nttnl ..1,...... 1 1 .3 ' Willis Garage . .647 Simmdns in the fifth. E. A, Maneggla, B, M a n e^ a . Avery, Ms & Ms SNELL SERVICE Mr(’urry ( ^ ...... 6 3 Iona Mixers .. • .11 6 Fago: left, ^MoriarlFa 6. Hamilton 3: than $10,000. 1 eight lap main event for novice Thomas, Brave.® (22i. Henry beat Florida's King Lam­ ern All-Star squad. They were Carl Rohrbaek wifi coanh the .Minirptia ...... n 0 (I Eastern l,eague .10 7 .SM Strong fanned nine and issued 2b, Avery; hr Widholm. BImmona: ib. Santo, Cubs (14i. bert 6-4, 6-2 while Frost upset the Frank .Kinel, Carl iColangelo and Westenn All-Stars. Commissioner Ix'avilt ...... 0 K ayces...... only one base on balls as'he yield- Lewis 2. HH(1: af. Rakauakaa, Caiey; ^ ROUTl 6. ANOOVER^-MI 3-2749 The Jinuny Fund supports Can- j drivers last night...... 1 n Williamsport 3, Johnstown 1. . e 8 .629 bb. Strong 1,- Luak 8; SO, Strong $, Mr Itaaaareh and tha c * n of child Preliminary event ^ winners in- Musial, Card.® .1 121. thlrd^aeeded Whitney Reed of Ala­ Woody Clark. Nasslff Arms lads Buccini- will pilot the Eastern Di- I Poarson ...... 0 1 • Clarke Ins...... Ltisk struck out three and walked i”u«k°s! I ^ L Springfitld 14, Binghamton 4. Correntl In*. . 8 8 .600 jMRcar ffitiaata. ■ 'eluded the Anderson brother, Or- Dalrymple, Phlto (4). meda, Calif., «-2, 1-6, 6-8. chosen were K ike Orlowslcl, r tll vision sQuad; Totlla ...... eeee.es**...... Is IS Readl(ig 6, Lancaster 0. \ ( r \ '.-r. ■ \ ,

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PASS 8IX3VEN MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1961 •/ ‘U MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST *17, 1961 Traflen 6-A THERE OUGHTA BE A ^AW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Hfilp Want««>-Alalfi S6 . BoaU snil AeeuaoriM 46 PAGE SEVENTSEN FOR SAI.E or rent—-House trailer WANTED— Experienced automo­ FULLY EQUIPPHO 14 foot T*llov; Houachold Gooda 5l add two acres suitable for nUddle- bile mechanic for uaed car lot. Jacket, Bvinrude motor, Maater- Apartmmt*—Flfitfi— Houses ff6r Sale 72 Houses Eor Sail 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 12 CLASSIFIED \ a^e couple. Olenick Rd., Lebanon. Free inaurance, top w uea. In- craft tridler. IBxceUent oondltlon NORGE 18 c u F T ,. chest type TeneuMts BeoUSOBEET BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng­ GLASTONBURY—6 room ranch, 3 I—BOLTON—House plnchlhg you? MANCHESTER—348 Keeney St. PARKER STREET —A charming MANCHESTER — West Sid* Write James W. Barry, Wappii ferald Annex, me., MI 9-7876. ~ freezer. Excellent condition *126 SPOkEUPN quire Fltagei ROCKVILLB3—24 Grove rtreet — lish Colonial, l\i baths, ■ large baths, center hall, 8 twin size bed­ 8 room home, 4 bedrooms plus 5H room Cape,- enclosed front Dutch Colonial is’available infitne family 5-5, oil heat, dity water and’ Post Office, Wapplng, Conn. 1 cottvlUe Avenue, Vfjnon. MI TR 6-1386. den. Ideal for large family. Mod­ 4-0d$5. FAVOR OF CABIN CHUISER ^8 foot, eleetric Single light housekeeping rooih kitchen, 8 large bedrooms, large rooms, 146 foot lot, only *18,400. porch, high elevation, lot 165x284, of Manchester’s most desirable sewerage, *160 monthly revenue. 9-6*24. wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim­ Carlton W. Hutchins,. Ml 9-6132, ern kitchen, new heating system aluminum combinations. 2-car ga­ areas.-This fine home placed on a Priced at only *13,8(!0, Shown by little LEASUE outboard, trailer, many :aeces- FOR SALH5—-Uving room furniture, *10 weekly. Well furnished 2-room ADVERTISING WANTED—Head cuftodlan RHAM ■oriea. First (695. MI 4-MS7, kitchen set. *50 complete. Tappan apartment *20 weekly. Tel. T R ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, with over one acre of land. Only rage, West Side Realty, Ml 9-5315. shaded well shrubbed lot includes appointment. Charleg Lesperance, BASESALL 5-9594 1-car garu e, *38,900. Phtlbrick *16,400. The R. F Dimock Co., MI the following features; A large MI 9-7620. * Auto -DiiTtnK School 7-A High School, Hebrorf, Conn. Ex­ gaa range, *40. Call MI 3-6912. CHARMING older 8-room home, IM THESE ample of dutlea; Bupervlae end 14 FOOT MARINH plywood boat’ Agency, Ml 9-8464. INVESTMENT 9-5245. Barbara \V(;x>ds, Ml 9r7702, -living room with fireplace, formal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS It h.p. Bvinrude eiectrio, trailer NOW AT Pilgrim Mills! Custom Johanna Evans^ MI 9-6653. completely air conditioned, 4 bed­ dining room, family size kitchen, PREPARE FOR driver’s test. NOBLE lOHEfi •plan work of cuatodlal ataff, per­ *12,600—SIX ROOM coloniat, nice rooms. bathS) 2-car garage, lot- * . 8A.M.to5P.M. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class form Borne skilled duties, keep and accessories, *815 complete made slipcovers and draperies at FOUR ROOMS to rent, no heat. MI 6-5 DUPLEX 3 large )>edroom8, I'.i baths, laun­ Lots Tor Sale 78 W ill also Bell separate items. MI 9-9257, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. condition, plcturebook kitchen, n —MANCHESTER—A ranch yoU 180x450. Marion E. Robertson; room. Three Instructors. No wait­ / reemrds and make reports on work low mill prices. ,MI 9-3322. dry room, side porch, plastered 9-1384. very central. Carlton W. Hutchlna. one block from W. Center Street, would be proud to own. 6*^ Broker. MI 3-5953. walls, full basement, oil heat, cop­ 7V^ ACBES, high elevation, baautl- ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ performed. Salary to be deter­ m i ■ MI 9-6132. rooms with garage and fin­ COPY CLOSING TIME l>X)R CLAiSSlFIED ADVT. my. PI 2-7249. USED 8 CU, FT, Westinghouse re­ ahd priced at only *13,900. per plumbing, 1-car garage, fui view, minutes out, traea. only mined. Contact Aram Damarjlan, frigerator, good running condition. FOUR ROOM tenement—76 Wells Hurry—this one will sell. ished rec boom complete MANCHESTER—7 room Colonial, MpimAT n n nuDAT itao a a l - a a t c r o a v ■ a a l STERLING PLACE (next to our 1% baths, 2 fireplaces, built-lns, amesite drive. Reasonably priced *2,500. Carlton W. Hutchlna, M3 LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Principal, AC 9-9451. 11 FOOT PLYWOOD rowboat for MI 3-2236. Street. MI 9-5229, 9-6, ‘ ' with aluminum combos, awnings, at *20,500. For additional informa­ 9-5132. sale, *65, MI 9-1489. ’ , office)—Oversized custom built ameslte drive, inunaculate condi­ dishwasher, garbage disposal, censed driving school trained — DRIVERS FOR school buses, Man­ ROCKVILLE i— Centrally located, tion or appointment contact Mc­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD ' , LAWSON SOFA and chair, 9x'l2 Cape. Fbur large rooms, full base­ tion inside and out. Selling for porch, 2-car garage, city water Carthy Enterprises, Inc., MI CHOICE i p r —A well treed 100x3*1 Osrtlfied and approved is now of­ chester and Vernon, 7:15-8:45 8H rooms. Kitchenette, bath, liv­ ment, big upstairs. Level lot, quiet Beechler-Smith and sewerage, shade trees, im­ ntM innt «r *^mat M t T an takes eaw tke phaoe aa a «oa- fering classroom and behind green wool rug and pad. Good con- only *17,500. The R. F, Dimock 4-1539 John V. Panciera, ,'MI- lot is now available' at the creat et a.m, 3:16-8:80 p.m. We «dll train. ditirai. Also, Stultz-Bauer upright ing room, 'bedroom, appliances location and still in the center of REALTORS Co., MI 9-5245.. Barbara Woods, MI mediate occupancy. Charles I-cs- faalcMe. The aiverUaar akouM nad Us ad Um nitST DAv IX' wheel Instruction for teenagers. Phone MI 8-3414 from 9-5. BnildiiiE Materials 47 9-1898. - the hill on jLudlotll Road, Rock- MI 9-6076. B u T lE n H E piano. All reasonably priced Can rumished, *66 per month. Call MI town. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. Call Wes Smith, MI 9-8953 9-7702, Johanna Evans. MI 9-5653. perance, MI -9'-f620. ledge^-Thie most deairable lot la A P P E A B A aad B B P O B T ' B B B O B S la U n a for tka aazt laser> UMPRULE ASSORTED U8BD lumber, build- be seen at 168 Woodland St., Man­ 3-1869, TR 5-8485. MI 3-1677. Uon. Tka H a iM la taapoasikla for onlj ONE laoonact or omitted PART-TIME grocery clerk, ex^r- BOLTON LAKE —Year 'round 4 reasonably priced at *5,600. For MORTLOCK’S Driving Schofil-Of- >6A1HSTHIS Ing and plumbing auppUee, radia­ chester, 126 NORTH ELM ST.—7 rooip Co- ni—MANCHESTER. New listing. bedroom home, IK baths. Living additional information or appoint- tasarUon for aajr adsarttaameat aad tkea oeljr to tka extaat of a Jence preferred, five mornings tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors MODERN THREE room first floor SIX R(X>M CAPE, breeteway and lonial, m baths, den, 24 foot liv­ North end, 5-6 duplex, separate oil VERNON flce, 443 Main St.. Manchester. HID AND HE per >)freek. Apply Popular Market, apartment, all utilities Included. room 15x29 with fireplace.' De­ ment call McCarthy Enterpriaea, •‘Btako food** laacrUoa. Errors rrhleli do aot lessaa the ralao of Learning correbfly "May Save and windowa. Open dally 8:80-6 garage, full shed dormer, 3 full ing and master bedroom, 13x14 burners, one-car garage, amesite lightful sunporch with ever chang­ I Inc. MI 4-1539. John V. Panciera, tka adrwUsemeat win aot be corrected by “make food” iasertloi£ SOUNDS OFF East Mldifle ’Turnpike, Manches­ p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock —AT ALBERT’S— Call m 3-8524. bathe, wooded lot. eaay walking screened porch, aluminum siding, drive, selling for *13,600.. The R. Your Life." Driver education ter. NOT *900 — NOT *800- T a k e ing view' For an investment in MI 9-1898. classes. Member. Cqhnectlcut Pro­ IN TERMS Place off North Main St. Chm an's distance to achoola, bua, and shop­ 1-car gari^e, G.E. hot water heat, F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-5245. Barbara good health and relaxation, call NOT *700 — NOT *600 ping. Don’t miss this outstanding double lot. 4% % mortgage may be Woods, MI 9-7702 Johanna Evans, tocm OOOPBBAIfOM w ax fessional Driving School Assn. MI SOMEWHAT Houaewrecklng, MI 9-3892. THREE ROOM furnished apart' Madeline Smith, Realtor, ^a NO! NO! NOT EVEN *600 value. *15,900. Phllbrick Agency, assumed or FHA insured loan to MI 9-56S3. THREE LGTS for sale. Inquire Tlf BE APPRECIATED Dial M l 3-2711 9^7898. LESS THAN Help Wanted— BUT A WHOLE HOUSE ment. Call MI 9-8562, after 5. PRIVILEGES, 9-1642. LO FtV- MI 9-8464. *19,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI N. Main St. MI 9-8623. s : Male or Female 37 Diamonds^Watehi S ROOMS LOVELY 9-8464. V—BOLTON—7 room split level, ---- is an added extra with this ANSALDI HEIGHTS—Excellent 5 NEW FURNITURE MANCHESTER — Ansaldi built V,i baths, one acre plus lot, only 4'j room RANCH with living room r,qom ranch, full basement, pias-i building Garage—Service— Btoi^e 10 • 7 iu U u j& JdweliT 48 SIX ROOMS, adults and teen-agers Ranch 3 twin sized bedrooms, STOCK CLERK, high school educa­ AND APPLIANCES preferred. MI 3-7614, MI 3-7175. MANCHESTER — Small 6 room 2 years old. in excellent condition. with built-in bqokcasc, 2 bedrooms, tered walls, fully insulated, fire­ lot. good location, only one left. POiTSZMA'RLO, tion, typing, shop and general EVERYTHING large cabinet kitchen, disposal, ranch, rec room, garage, modem Finished r.ec room. Owner moving Price *1,300. TR 5-7812. W' anUftSALLS PD^ LEONARD W.‘ YOST. Jewelers — kitchen, dining area, utility room. place. ceramic tile bath, hot water GARAGE FOR RENT on office experience helpful. Iona FOR ONLY *477 .THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath. 2 kitchen, *12,500. Warren E, How­ ^ California. Selling for *23,900. Radiant heat. Garage.. Complete oil heat, amesite drive, city water Mk^e mes ooMeiis, Repairs, adjusts watches esraert- fireplaces, hot water oil heat, FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE Street. MI 8-4751. ¥jmo. Manufacturing Co., Regent St. 1, * or 3 'YEARS to PAY nished, near Main St. one couple land, Realtor, MI 3-1108. (For further information or ap- fire alarm s.vstcm. Asking *11,200. and sewerage, largo yard. In ex­ ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tues­ aluminum combinations, ame.slte 'pointment to see call the R. F. day through Saturday, Thursday only. Call MI 3-1616 or MI 9-2951 Csll Annette Hunter, MI 9-5306, MI cellent condition throughout. Resort Property for Sale 74 — m a.U D ES - drive, shade trees, excellent LOVELY Ovemlzed 7-room Cape, i Dlmock Company, MI 9-5245, or evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. 9-3695, Charles I-espemnce, MI 9-7620. A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 SHuatlons Wanted- 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator FIRST FLOOR, 5 room flat and housekeeping, quick occupancy, large bedrooms, 12x24 family the Louis Dlmock Realty Com BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Female" 38 1 Westinghouse T.V. Set garage, 114 Oak St. Adults only *J6,100. Escott, agent. MI 9-7683. room, fireplace, garage., combina­ pany, MI 9-9823. BOLTON ^ 5-room cottage which can ba xHeating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Female 35 Garden—Farm—Dairy 1 Bedroom Suite Call MI 3-8267 between 6-8 p.m. tion window* and doors, hot water easily winterized. Marlon B. Rob­ 1 Living Room Suite BOLTON lakefront *24,900. Contem­ oil heat, city water and sewerage, BARROWS and Custom built oversize 7 room, ertson. broker, Ml 3-5953. SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS I960 CUSTOM TRIUMPH resson- p l u m b in g a n d heating — re- porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, able. MJ 9-7516. DEMONSTRATE TOYS WOMAN TO babysit In my home, m O N m a d o n e in my home. Cjall Producis 50 1 lllneUe Set shade trees, good location. House 4 bedroom Cape with attached ga­ modeU^ installations repairs. one child, 2 days a week. MI 1 Healthrest Mattress THREE ROOM apartment 118 ultra modem kitchen, 3 large bed­ in excellent condition throughout. PERFECT—YES! BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, Want InformaUon on one of our classified adverttsementaf No any time. MI 8-4293, IRISH COBBLER potatoes Icr sale, rage, 2 full baths, formal dining All work guaranteed, 25 years ex- Work August until December, ex­ 3-0118. 1 Healthrest Spring Main St., MI 9-5229, 9-5. rooms, , baths, 2-zons heating, Quick occupancy, Charles I^esper- Manchester — Beautiful 8 WALLACE room, closet space galore, kitchen Llynwood Drive,' winterized, haa answer at the telephone listed T Simply ealt the perience\24-hour service. Call Pasqualini Farm, 248 Avery Bt., thermopane - windows, garage ance, MI 9-7620. GIRL’S GREEN bicycle, good con- cellent commission, no Investment, 2 Throw R w s room 2 bath ranch with 2-car 55 E. Center St. MI *-5306 jvith built-ins, large living room companv water, located near the dlticHi. MI 3-6789. Earl VanCSamp. MI 9-4749. car and telephone necessary, larg­ APPLICATIONS being accepted for Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Wapping. MI 4-0604. 1 Boudoir cSalr MODERN 4 ROOM apartment, sec­ space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ garage, located in top resi­ beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap­ ond floor, hot water, adults. In E a s t Ha r t f o r d — Excellent 7- with fireplace, one acre lot. shade MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE est party plan in the country. steady, part-time stdes and cash­ 2 Vanity Lamps ertson, Broker. MI 8-5958, dential area and built of fin­ (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) *- trees. Reduced to *19,900. ply Edward J. Hoi) nr your own "SAIfTA’S PARTIES’’ ORchard ier openings. Apply Manager, WB BOARD small dogs, moderate 2 Pillows a quire at 171 Summit Street. year-old, 6 ?oom Cape Cod, Con­ est materials. Open for your in­ broker. Tel. Ml 3-5117. • . Ml 94)500 ^ Flowers—Nursery Stock 50-B MANCHESTER— 6 room Colonial venient location. Hot water oil 1957 SPORSTER Harley-Davlson R adio-^ Repair 3-3207 ,ORchard 8-8458, or ORchard Fairway, 975 Main Street. Hours rates, by day or week. Harmony 1 Pr. Blankets spection every evening this ROCKLEDGE—8-roomt split level, LAWRENCE F. FIANO with extras. Call MI 4-1873 after 6. 3-9829, Avttn, Coim. Hills Keniiels, Bolton, MI 3-5427. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, do- conveniently located, all rooms heat, 2 full baths, fireplace. week from 7-8. See Us at No. and leave your message. Toull hear from our adverUser la JIf Services 18 not suitable for students. FOR SALE — Gladioli, cut while 1 Cocktail Table ( mestio hot water, spacious 4 double size bedrooms, 2',4 baths, MI 3-2766 3 Table Lamps • - spacious. Home in good repair. Usable 3 or 4 bedrooms. Easily 90 Ludlow Road ’’Rockledge” Realtor Wanted—Real Estate 77 time without spendinf all evenlnf at tke telephone. 1956 ’TRIUMPH T-120. Call MI MATURE WOMAN wanted for LOVABLE MINIATURE poodle you wait. Emerald Farm, 609 grounds. Woodland St. Adults Call Reduced for quick sale *13,600. financed, QuicJ< occupancy,»Phone sunken living room, recreation E. Crawford OT 9-4410 CONNIE’S TV and,:Iladio Service, GENERAL office positlmi open, Keeney Street. MI 9-7378. 1 9 X 12 Rug or call builder at MI 9-5524. 9-5746 after 6:30 or call at 44 long established nrm. 4 or 4^ local Credit Department, exper­ puppies, AKC registered. MI MI 3-2171 or MI 3-8470 after 5:30 Warren E. Howland -Realtor, MI MI 3-6273, Brae-Bum Realty. room, family size kitchen,- formal WISH SOMEONE to handle youi available all hourSi Satisfaction 1 Floor Lamp dining room, 2-car garage. Bel­ Gardner St. guaranteed. Call MI 9^1315, day week. Must be experienced, ience preferred, but not necessary. 3-4010. 3:1108. MANCHESTER — For value — 7 real-estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 1 Smoker 3’ 4 ROOM HEATED, completely BENTON ST.—4 bedroom home, fiore Agency, Ml 3-5121. room Cape priced at *12.800. West good at figures, accurate typist, Typing is essential. Excellent op­ 52 Pc. Dlnnerware Set 'or prompt and courteoua aervtca. MINIATURE poodle, 7 weeks old, Household Goods 51 redecorated apartment,’ electric SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, heated sunporch. living room with CAPE COD—An attractive 8 room Side Realty, MI 9-5315. Joseph Barth, Broker. • Lost and Found Auto^biles for Sale 4 TV SERVICE—All makks.. Honest, and write good hand. Excellent portunity for right person. Write SO Pc, Silver Set stove and refrigerator, second Cape Cofl home with two unfinish­ MANCHESTER— *13,900. 5 room Business Services Offered 13 Economical. High quall^ parts. , salary. Write Box Y, Herald. Box A, Herald, stating full par- AKC registered. Silver Palard, MI large family room, modem kitch­ fireplace, I 'i baths, 2-car garage, A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized' 18 Yards Floor Covering floor, glassed in front and back en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, *16,200. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. ed rooms is available in a pleas­ expandable Cape with sunporch CASH WAITING tor property own- LOST—Lady’s white gold wrist 191^6 DODGE V-8 2-door 6 passen­ Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Uculars. > 3-1703. reconditioned used furniture for VERNON- First time on market— watch, black cord band. Please ger station wagon, excellent CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Pa/IR IM MILLS needs exner- Free Storage Until Wanted porch. Garage. Ideal location for basement finished In knotty pine, ant East Hartford neighborhood. and garage, beautiful shaded lot, 7 room split level ontone-half acref era. Please call us "aefore before you buy service since 1931. Phone MI every room, including appliances. working couple. Write Box BB, MANCHESTER-Bolton— Over 200 near schools, bus line and stores. call MI 9-7239. throughtout, color white with red Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7S58 9-4537. Potterton’s, 180 Centw St ienced salesladies. Apply to Mana­ DRIVERS for school buses, Man­ garage, wooded lot, close to This well kept home features oil lot with trees- living ,poom with Or sell. Suebdy service. J. D. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 30% off on rew dinette, kitchen Free Delivery Herald. schools and shopping. *18,900. Phil- year.s old. I.-arge 9 room Colonial. hot water heat, copper plumbing, Owner ctfll MI 9-5150. No agents Realty. Ml 8-6129. trim. Priced to sell at *595, Scran­ between 1:30-4:30 or any time ger, Pilgrim Mills, Hartford Road. chester and Vernon, 7:’l8-8:45 sets, mattresses. Credit terms. Le- raised hearth fireplace - dining LOST — Lady's gold Hamilton ton Motors Inc., 166 Union St., Saturday or Sunday. TELEVISION antennas and rotor Free Set Up By Own Reliable Men brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Basically sound. Furnace heat. full Insulation, aluminum storm please. room-kitchen with built-in Hot- Open dall> noon to 9. Saturday a.m., 2:15-3:30 p.m. We will train. Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 Sure It Pays To Buy At Albert’s FOUR ROOM modem duplex, cen'' watch, sentimental value. Re­ Rockville, i n 3-0216, TR 6-2521. systems Installed and repaired. - . Large shade trees, Ixit 809x200. windows and screens, basement -^toint oven, range, and dishwasher. 10 6 Phone MI 3-2414 from 9-6. NICE 6 YEAR old bay gelding. Has South Street, Rockville. 1H 5-2174. trally located, storm windows, hot WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE ward. Kiecplt, MI 3-6539., ------1,—.----<------AMESTTE DRIVEWAYS construct­ Serving Manchester and sur­ — BECAUSE Extra lot available, Charles Les­ garage, ameaite drive, cjty water 3 bedrooms, I ’ i baths,^and den. Legal Notice or—resurfaced—sealed. Superior rounding aresLs. Modem TV Serv­ YOU QUALIFIED to be an no bad habits. Call MI 9-8719. Open 9-9, Saturdays till 6. We also Albert’s Gives You In Writing air furnace, hot water. CaH MI screened porch, fireplace, 1-car perance, MI 9-7620. and sewers, and' is conveniently buy house lots of furniture. 9-9888. garage, shaded lot, *16.000. Phil- Charming 6 room single with at­ Garage and full cellar. Robert NOTICE IS HEREBY given Sat Pavers, MI 3-6515. ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-2205. Avon Representative? Elxperience OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES No Payments close to shopping, schools tuid bus Wolverton Agency, MI 8-1914.* AT A COURT o r PROBATE held Optional Share Book No. 5295 RTZGERALD in selling la of little importance. brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. MANCHESTER —4-family, stove, service. Reasonably priced at tached breezeway and garage. at Manchester, within and for tha Articles For Sale 45 TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low In case of unemployment refrigerators, 6 -car garage, on Large lot excellently landscaped. Issued by the Manchester Savings HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn main­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, We.want Jieat, reliable women who Clerk In case of illness *14,800. For further information or District of Manchester, in the 15th day tenance, hedge pruning. Contact prices. 21" self-propelled Toro 6 ROOM DUPLEX, adults pre- BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—Large bus line, *25,000, Warren E. How­ Properly priced. of August, A.D. 1961. and Loan Association, Incorporat­ free pickup and delivery on small like to meet people. This work Is In case of accident appointment call McCarthy Enter­ MANCHESTER—$15,300 Present. Hon; John J. Wallett. Judge. ed, has been lost and Iipplication ANNEX, INC John E. Whitham, MI 9-7090. For less skilled office work. HOME MADE ravioli, fresh, or rotary, reg. price *139.95, special ferred. MI 3-5460 5'4 room Ranch on lot 160-200, land. Realtor, MI 3-1108, prises, Inc. MI 4-1539, John Pan radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 ideal for mothers—excellent for Clerical ability, some typing, or frozen, 30c doz. H. Pasqualini, 246 *99.95. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 W in , In case 6f strikes full basement, excellent condition Wrrj:, TAKE YOUR HOUSE IN Estate of Alvin B. Stein late of Fair t has been made to said Association is still ‘giving away 100 gallons of *p.m. H * E Radio and TV. MI grandmothers, too! Eor personal FOUR R^bM apartment, *83, In ciera, MI ^4898. TRADE. 6 room ranch, plaster walls, con­ I.,awn. New Jersey, owning property in - LAWN MOWERS sharpened and other office machine experience Avery Street, Wapping. MI 9-5221. A Paid Bill In Full *17.900. T. J. Crockett. Realtor MI NEW SPLIT LEVEI.S-TW0 attrac veniently located. Assume 4'4% Manchester in said district, deceased. for pajTnent of the amount of de­ gasoline with the purchase of a 9-5582, MI 8-1479. Interview call BU 9-4922. helpful. eludes heat, hot water, utilities 3-1577. Upon application of Samuel Stein and posit. repaired, sales and service, pick For What You Owe lively styled Dakota split level MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, IH mortgage or minimum down — all select A-l used car at advertised up and delivery. Complete line of LOAM SALE—Rich, clean *14 loam CHAMBER’S .stove and refrigerator. References homes offering the ultimate in ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Leonard Marx, executors, praying for price. Supplement \the family Income and In Case Of Death BOWERS SCHOOL-beautiful - 6 baths. 108 foot lot, aluminum sid­ types of mortgages available. authority to sell certain real estate LOST—PASS BOOK No. 3468 Sav- Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, Comptometer Operator for *12.60, Also fill, graveL eand Adults only,’Tel. MI’ 3-5694. split level living are available in ing. large porch, *14,900. Warren REALTOR particularly described in said applica­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 still keep the important job of and stone. Miller Sand A Gravel. room Cape, vestibule, fireplace — tion on file, it la Department of the Connecti­ garden and lawm supplies. L k M Openinga for several operators. FURNITURE SALES ^ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT two most desired locations. Dig E. Howland, Realtor, MI 8-1108. MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 1960 FORD $2195 wife and mother. Commissions MI 3-8603. ROCICVIIjLE — l-ovely 5 room a home to be proud of—only criminating features of these fine ORDERED: That the foregoing ap» cut Bank & Trust Company, N. ^ulpm ent Corporation, Route 83, FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ paid weekly. Call MI 3-0212, be­ Must be skilled. Phone SAMUEL ALBERT Hart­ apartment, heat, hot water, park­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO plication he heard and determined at Galaxie Convertible, power steer-- Vernon, Conn. ’TR 6-7609. 503 E. Middle Turnpike *14‘,900, Carlton W. Hutchins MI homes are a spacious 22 foot liv the Probate office In Manchester in said Main St. Office. Application made tions. call Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 tween 5-7 p.m. fpr Interview. LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, ford CH 7-0358 for an Albert ing, near Center. *85 nionthlv. TR 9-5132. VERNON—Minutes from achoola ing, radio and heater, automatic. Manchester Green ing room with fireplace bordered and shopping. We have this cus­ Realtor MI 3-2766 District, on the 28th day of August. A.D. for payment. any time. Clerk-Typist Bolens, Good all, Ariena. Riding Courtesy Auto. We will call for .'5-1328. Friday TR 5-3176. ^ AUGUST 1061, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon, ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an­ you at your home, bring you back by rich mahogany bookcases, for tom 2-bedroom ranch, half acre and that notice he given to all persons ig'eo VALIANT $1695 tiques included, work guaranteed. Openings in small departments mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridaraatlc SPECIALS—9x12 linoleum *4.95; RANCH—5 rooms, first time on nial dining room, kitchen with Ed Crawford m 9-4410 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that WOMAN for general housework on home again. Positively No Obliga­ MANCHESTER—4 room unfurnish­ market. Bowers School, Plastered lot, high with trees, attached ga- Interested In said estate of the penden­ Pass Book No. 88154, Issued by V-200 4-door station wagon, radio MI 9-1962, for capable women. A variety of tractors with over 31 attachments. baby cribs from *29.96 up; gtrollera ample cabinets and built-in oven cy of said application and the time and Moving—Trucking— ^. Fridays, Write Box Herald. clerical diftles. tion 1 ed apartment, heat and hot water, walls, cast iron radiation, hot SPECIALS ra^e, enclosed patio, big kitchen The Savings Bank of Manchester and heater, Used mowers and tractors. Parts from *14.91 up. Playpens, bath- and range, 3 large bedrooms, with plenty of cabinets, gla.s.s en­ place of hearing thereon, by publishing COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re­ Storage 20 Good wages, pleasant working and service. Capitol Equipment inettes, etc. Furniture for the en­ available Sept. 1. Call MI 3-5215. water heat, choice setting with IN TOWN—Well built and well a copy of this order in' .some newspaper has been lost and application has BABY SITTER wanted days for 4 cedar closet. 2’ 4 baths, wood closed ceramic bath, big living having a circulation in said district, at 1959 FORD $1895 pairs all makes refrigerators, conditions. Alr-conditloned office. Co.. 38 Main. MI S-T858. tire home at 20% cash discount. A—L—B—E—R—T— S trees, *18,900, Phllbrick Agency, cared for 5 room Cape with ex­ been made to said bank for pay­ TRUCKING—14 foot heavy plat­ year old boy. MI 9-8925 after 6 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD VERNON—I»vely 2 room apart­ MI 9-8464. paneled rec room with bar and For The room with picture window. View pansion space. Quiet street, con­ least five days before the day of said ment of the amount of deposit. Country Sedan \-i, Fordomatlc, freezers, washing machines, dry-, p.m. Apply. Visitors welcome. / ment in fine location, 20 minutes sink, full cellar, oil hot w/iter heat, hearing, to appear if they see cause at ers ranges, oil and gas burners. form truck with one-ton power lift HOUSE PAINT-Whlte and colors Open Nights Till 8, Sat. 6 p.m. for miles. Fully stormed. Retired ' venient bus and shopping. Asking said time ana place and be heard rela­ low mileage, extra clean. gate. CaU MI 9-0613. from Hartford. Private entrance. BIGELOW STREET — Large 9 oversize one-car garage, amesite owner has kept this 1*2 year old $15,000. Elva Tvler Realtor MI tive thereto, and make return to this LOST—Black and white male cat Ml 9-0055. AD work guaranteed. FIRST NATIONAL STORES, *4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating Open Daily 10-5 Home Gourmet! EXPERIENCED mlrse’s aide want­ *5.60 per 6 gallon can. Morrison \n, 9-2584, room house, four bedrooms. Real drive, treed lot. For additional in­ home NEW, Robert Wolverton 9-4469. MI 9-5051 court, and hv mailing on or before with double front paws vicinity 1959 CHEVROLET $1495 MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ ed, 11-7 shift, Laurel Manor, MI INC. Evening’S 7:30-9 big deep lot. Walk-out basement, formation or appointment call Mc­ Agency. Ml 3-1914, August 18 1961. by certified mall, a SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - Retired Paint Store, 385 Center St. Woodhill Rd.—3 bedroom ranch copy of this order to Samuel Stein, Branford St. Call MI 9-8818. Brookwood 4-door station wagon, ing Company. Local and long dis­ 9-2324. Park and Oakland Ave. FOR SALE — Three-piece living ONE-HALF Vernon duplex — 5 garage, tool sheds. Ideal for large Carthy Enterprise,*!. Inc. MI 4-1539. MANCHESTER— Business zone, 2- specific devisee, 275 Central Park West, 6 cylinder, standard sift. from the shop. Can take care of rooni set. Call after 5, MI 9-0365.' rooms, large attic, bath, *85 a John Panciera, MI 9-1898. within walking distance of Parkade all your upholstering needs at tance mov^g, packing and stor­ East Hartford, FARM LOAM, top quality, stock MI 3-5187 family, T. J. Crockett, Realtor MI MANCHESTER — New listing, 6 family. Shown by appointment New York City, N. Y .: Samuel Stein and LiOST — Opal ring, vicinity Main age. Regular service throughout SARAH COVENTRY—No selling month. Adults preferred. Phone Ceramic tiled bath. G.E. built-ins. Leonard Marx, exeriitnr.^. c/o Schati St. or Parkade Shopping Center. great savings. Call CB 3-2378. piled 2 years, *2 per yard deliv­ COMPLETE contents of 5 room 3-1577, rooms, fireplace, oil heat, 2-car only. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn A Schatz. Attye-. 750 Main St., Hart­ 1957 FORD $1095 New England States and Florida. required. Earn part-time commis­ ered. Call after 6 p.m. Max Rankl, ROUND KITCHEN table, extra TR 5-7185 after 4. LARGE 6 i-oom Cape, full shed Full basement. Assumable mort­ Reward. MI 3-9126*. sions. Display our lovely jewelry home on Porter St. • Furniture, dormer, I'-i baths, htot water oil garage with attached screened Really. ford. Conn. Convertible, power tsteering, MACHINES repaired and sold — MI 3-6563. Columbia AC 8-9323. leaves, 8 chairs. Bed. Reed rock­ Bolton gage. Only *17,500 patio, trees, nicely landscaped, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. power brakes, radio and heater. at fashion shows, costs you noth­ Help Wanted—Male 36 er. Coffee table. Victrola. TVo arm rugs, lamps, curtains, bedspreads, heat, fireplace, near school, shop­ typewriters, adding machines. ing. Maintain prestige In this ex­ TV, refrigerator, wringer washer, Agnes Dr.—Exquisite ranch in with extra lot. Dwelling in very [MANCHESTER — Owner leaving Also, oiiice supplies. Noel’s Office AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and chairs. Combination oil-gas stove Business Locations ping center. Must be seen to M good condition throughout. Quick soon. Modem 8 room ranch, city PcTRonalfi S 1956 CHEVROLET $895 moving, packing, storage. Low citing and profitable work. Join MAN NEEDED for established with chrome pipes, oil pump. 238 etc. MI 9-0562. appreciated. Priced »t only neighborhood where pride shows in Machine Service, 7 Franklin St., accessories sale In our famous ’'Do For Rent 64 Young or occupancy. A.sking price, $17,-600. utilities near school, shopping i R e g j H c r a l d A d v s . 210 station wagon, V-8, automa- rate on long distance moves to the thousands of housewives and service route, *95 weekly commis­ it yourself department. Receiving Oak St. *16.700 dharles I^esperance, MI every home. 8 bedrooms, I'A baths. ELEX7TROLUX Ssiles and Service, Rockville. TR 5-2977, Many extras. Assume mortgage Charles I.,esperance, MI 9-7620. AU 9-9468. bonded representative, Alfred matic, radio and eater, extra 48 states. Personalized service, Ml mothers who earn extra money for sion guaranteed while training, ad­ tubes, 40% off. AST picture tubes, EXCELLENT spot for any business 9-7620,' clean. TAPE RECORDERS for rent. Call 3-5187, Cni 7-i423. the home. Don’t delay. (lall MI vance to *140 plus expenses after most ‘‘21’’ size, *21.95, and up. In­ MAHOGANY dining room set, Dun­ Musical Instruments 53 or office. Center of town, plenty ' Retired ^Couple and save hundreds of dollars. Xmell, 206 Henrv St. Tel. MI can Phyfe table, 4 chairs, serving CHARMING 5 room ranch with 3-0450. Marlow’s Furniture Department, 9-3860 for an appointment. training. Phone CH 2-1406 or PI door antennas from 89c and up. of parking MI 9-5229 9-5 the perfect home for you i* this MANCHESTER Package Delivery. 2-6488, for personal Intervieiifr ap­ butler, and gossip bench to match. PIANO TUNING — Appointments carport available now at 61 Alice To see these and many other 1955 CHEVROLET $695 MI 9-5221. Outdoor antennas from *1.99 and beautiful CAPE COD featuring cen­ homes in all price ranges, call Mrs. WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whlt- Light trucking and package deliv­ pointment. Also, cordovan modem mahogany now being made for September, MAIN STREET—4 room offifce on Drive. Gw’ner MI 3-0095. half-ton panel truck, radio and up. Chimney mounts only 99c. October and November, Ward ter hall, large living room with Smith or Mr, Werbner at the ■ ney from Union Street. First shift. heater, clean. ery. Refrigerators, washers and VHP wire 2c a foot. Also, used bedroom set, both In excellent con- grolmd fl6or, plenty of parking, T. stove moving specialty. Folding LADIES — PART-TIME PLUMBEHS and plumber’* help- dition, sensibly priced. East Hart­ Music, 99 Summer St. Open eve­ fireplace, knotty pine kitchen with MANCHESTER — Steep Holloiv 7-3:30, Gate 2. MI 3-8586. Honsehold Seirtees TVs completely overhauled. See J. Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577. dining are#, 2 'bedrooms, ceramic Lane—6 room Dutch Colonial 40 other cars from *99 and up. chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. 6 p.m. - 9:80 p.m. era, ateady work. Insurance bene­ ford location. JA 8-0017. nings. Offered 13-A fits. Apply in person between 8-9 Us first for the best deals. Open OFFICE FOR rent close to shop­ tile bath. Possibility of shed dormer Cape, *23.900, Warren E. Howland, JARVIS WANTED—Ride to Pratt * Whit­ evenings UH 9, Saturday till 5. add-on. Close to school and church. Realtor, MI 3-1108. ney from Irving Street 8-4:45, vi­ For easy. Interesting phone repre­ a.m. at Berson Bros., 50 Harvard DINING ROOM set, 2 beds, living ACCORDION, 120 bass like new. ping center, ideal for any busi­ FLAT FINISH Holland window Prices in effect till supply ig ex­ no reasonable offer refused. Call- 2-car garage. One acre level lot. A cinity Engineering Budding. MI shade; made to measure. All Painting—Papering 21 sentation work In air-conditioned Street, New Britain, Conn., or call room chairs, Bolton, comer Route ness,, reasonable rent 186 West 81 GOODWIN STREET—8 room REALTY CO. 8-3117. FITZGERALD lor appointment, JA 9-8287. hausted or replaced by similar 85 and School Rd. Mi 3-8948. Middle Tpke. MI 3-6802. Blue Ribbon Value at *17.900. More metal Venetian blinds at-a new EXTERIOR and interior painting, modem office Monday-Priday. items. Satellite Electronic Service, information bv calling Fran Wag­ Cape, newly remodeled kitchen, REALTORS . INSURERS low price. Keys made while you Large national affiliated company, decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean HEATING MEN, experienced, good 165 Scho(H Street, Manchester, MI WE WOULD like to sell the follow­ LUXURIOUSLY furnished building, ner, MI 9-5306", Ml 3-1023, ^ ot water oil heat, V i car garage, MI 3-4112 . Evenings MI 9-2519 or ANNEX, INC. wait. Marlow's. experience preferred but notJieces- 9-1786. ing two instruments this week, and f?ees. private backyard, near bus. AutomobDes for Sale 4 workmanship. Free estimates. No wages, insurance program. Apply 42” GAS STOVE, excellent condi­ downtown area, Manchester. Desk MI 3-7847, Talcottville Ave., Vem^n job too small. John Verfallle MI saiy. Complete training glvffl, p>er- tion, MI 9-3230, have greatly reduced the price. space, small offices, conference Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. RADIO-Ty REPAIRS alj makes. manent position, no age limit, ex­ In person between 8-9 a.m. at Ber­ LADIES—Pilgrim Mills on Hart­ OLDER CARS mechanics ' spe­ Division of L. P. B'iUgerald, Inc. 3-2521. son Bros., 50 Harvard Street, New Janssen spinet piano, mahogany room. Air-conditioned. Plenty of ROCKVILLEi—A fine 5 room ranch . Cars, phonographs, changers. cellent salary plus bonuses. Call ford Road has woolena for rug FOR SALE—8 cu, ft. Westlnghouse BARROWS and FIVE MINUTES from Manchester cials, fixlt yourself cart, always Tolland Hondst, economical. Guaranteed 90 Britain,. e.sper- your offer. MI "3.6321 tires. Priced to sell at *1795. Roofipg—Siding Residence Zone A, described ested persons may appear and be Byron H. Shinn, ONE ROOM furnished, one block duced. MI 3-6777. 1959 OLDSMOBILE 98 Holiday Business Opportunities 32 as follows: Starting at a pointy, 130-132 Pearl S t—MI S-8S08 ance. An 9-7620. Scranton Motors, Inc., 166 Union heard and written communica­ Secretary ■ from Main St. Call MI 9-6746. (2) 5 room ranch, garage, a new sport coupe, color blue sapphire St., Rockville. Ml 8-0216, TR A. A. DION, INC. Roc ^ on the east .side of McKee tions will be received. Wanted To Rent 68 CAPE COD—A nicely kept 8 fin­ with white top and blue and white 5-2521. painting. Carpentry. ATt'erations SMALL INVESTORS wanted lor es- Street and south side of Sum­ MANCHESTER—Center Street, in ­ home with outstanding fea­ ished room Cape Cod home located Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ vestment property. Business .zone. tures, priced below *19.000, Interior, full power, 100% guaran­ and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ tablished business looking for ad­ mer Street, the line runs east­ cut, this 15th day of Augpist, 1961. Rooms With Board 59-A in East Hartford is now avail­ ditional capital In expansion pro­ WANTED—3 bedroom house or 4-family. First floor 4 room apart­ teed. Priced to sell $2295. Sersmton 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, V-8, ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. erly 191.1', more or less; then TOWN PLANNING able. A few of the features are oil MI 3-4860. gram. Call or write JA 5-0854 or apartment-unfurnished for family ment vacant fm- btiyer. Easily (31 * room colonial, 8 bedrooms, Transportation, Radio, Heater, Ehitr# Motors. Inc., 168 Unlwi St., Rock- turboglide, fully equipped, low southerly 237.8’, more or less; COMMISSION BOARD AND room for retired gen­ of four in or about Manchester. 1'2 baths, brick front, immedi­ hot air heat, copper plumbing, full vUle. MI 8-0216, TR 8-2621. Investor, 153 Homestead Ave. then westerly 63‘, more or tleman, quiet home in country, one F.H.A. financed. Shown by ap­ insulation, aluminum storm win­ mileage, original owner, excellent BIDWELL HOME Improvement Hartford, Conn. Martin E. Alvord, Immediate occupancy. Call . MI pointment. Phone MI 3-6273, Brae- ate occupancy. condition. Call MI 8-8295. Can be less; then southerly 142.6’, Chairman floor, love and kindness. Reason­ 9-4578 after 5 p.m. dows and screens, full basement, 1960 FORD V-8 2-door 6-passenger Company—all type* of siding and able. Write Box W. Herald. Burn Realty. ■* 2-car garage, and ameaite drive. $195 DOW N seen at Ozzle’s Shell Service, Main MORE CLEAR profits selling our more or less; then westerly Dorothy C. Jacobson, AMESITE PAVING 8 ROOM COLONIAL ranch wagon, low. low miles, like rooflnv. Aluminum clapboards a - For additional information or ap­ St. speclalW. Unexcelled workman­ Christmas-Everyday Cards. Apply along the north side of High Secretary MIDDLE-AGED couple want 1-5 SUMMIT STREET—Oose to the new' ,condltlon, equipped ' writh Street, 100’, more or less, to rooms, nice section of town. Call (4) with four bedrooms, 1*4 baths, pointment contact McCarthy En­ Cash or Trade radio, heater and Fordomatlc ship. MI B-6495. c /o Campress, 6 South Main St. a DRIYEWAYS • WALKS e PARKING LOTS Apartments— Flats— Center 6. rooms 3-3, good condi­ terprises. Inc., MI 4-1539, John McKee Street; then northerly MI 3-4602, between 5:30-6:30 p.m. tion. Sacrifice sale *19,000 Warren den. large dining room, modern f „ LOW BANK RATES drive, qolor white with blue Inter­ 1951 MERCURY, good running con- BAKERY FOR SALE — Wlnsted, 378’, more or less, to point of MACHINE ORADlED e PAVED and ROLLED Tenementfl 6.7 kitchen, garage, 'nils is a home Panciera, MI 9-1898. ior. Priced at $1995. Scranton COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — All E. Howland, Realtor, M I'3-1108. dlUon, *50. MI 3-0798. types of roofs and roof repairing, Conn. Established over 30 years. beghinlng. Applicant; Andrew WANTED immediately 5 or 6 room you must see and can afford. SEE 1)8 TODAY FOB Motors. Inc., 166 Union St„ Rock­ Excellent reputation. Wonderful Ansaldi. • SEPTIC TANKS GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. rent, mother with four children, 3 VERNON—Attractive 5 room ranch RAN(!H—A fine 5 room ranch style THE BEST BUY EVXKl ville. MI 8-0216. TR 6-2521. specializing In Twenty Year Bond­ Realty, 470 Main Street, MI ed Roofs. Call MI 8-7707, opportunity. Owner has other In­ All Interested persons may ap­ CLEANED and INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME school age. Must move by Septem­ (3 bedrooms) on large wooded lot, These are a few listings—we have home with attached gkrage is now 1946 PLYMOUTH sedan, very good terests. Call Jordan 7-8650 after 5 3-5129. . i ber 1. Mrs. C. Curtis, 90 Wells St. available in an excellent suburban 1957 CHEVROLET Convertible, V-8. condition, *65. Call MI 8-6637, pear and be beard. recreation room, breezeway, and many more. / p.m. or write P. O. Box 236, Litch­ Map of the above proposed zone • SEWERS MI, 9-0123. garage. -Close to bus and shopping. area. A few of the features of this automatic transmission, radio and FOUR "ROOM ground floor apart­ desirable home are 8 bedrooms, heater, good top, all new tires. Cali Roofing and Chimneys 16*A field. change may be seen In .the ^Plan­ RCAOHjlMK ClaEANTGD THE PRICE IS RIGHT ment, central location, adequate Immediate occupancy. Owner f ih l: ning Office and deacripUoit ‘is on Farm and Land For Saje 71 anxious to make his move to Cali­ fireplace, large kitchen with built- TR a-7918’ after «, ROOBTNG— Specializing repairing parking, adults preferred. Call MI in oveh and range. aluminum Trailers for Sale 6>A file In the office of the Town • INSTALLATION TIME PAYMENT^ ARRANGED , 3-1678. fornia. Call us today. Alice Clam- Beechler-Smith OORVBTTB I960!.. 288 cu. In. 4- roofs of all l^ d s, new roofs, gut­ Help Wanted—Female 35 Clerk. THREE ACRES, 150 ft. frontage, pet. Realtor, Ml 9-4543 or Ml storm windows ahd screens, built- *100 DOWN op older one bedrooih. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ SPECIALIST *800. 7 acres, 6 clear, 350 ft. front­ REALTORS in fire alarm, split rati fence. It sMed posl-trac, radio ahd'heater, SEWING MACHINE operators 8 TOWN PLANNING ROCKVILLE^-14 Laurel. Well fur­ A-7357. piuah red interior, black exterior, 50x10 new 3 bedroom, double sink, paired. Aluminum siding.’ 30 nished 8 room: apartmen.t, *22 age. Andover-Coventry line, *2,000. is located on a.: spacious 100x200’ years’ experience. Free estimates. a.m.-4:30. p.m., experienced pre­ COMMISSION Call Wes Smith, MI 9-8952 lot. For additional information call vdiitt top. Call PI 2-6996 evenings batn in color, *4,495 complete. Martin E. Alvord, weekly. Also 2 room furnished Call PI 2-8090. SOUTH HAWTHORNE 8T.— Top HERS Call Howley, MI 8-5861, MI 8-0783. ferred. 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Small caah aawihaa plus fix rooms, full basement : • large lot, • convenient loqation. ily, 8 rooms and three roonu. Good NfiHb m f l s l d it. I S-14U. ■t.c-1577. ' ^ ytiu. Tongran A f ahey, MI S-fiiai. ______\ ty. ( I ^i-ii III.... r Jamaa Abert of Community Marina ,Pfc. John E. Morton Jr., Baptist Church la taking part In son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mor­ About Town the North American E^menlcal ton Sr., 83 Hudson St., is taking Youth Assembly at the University part in six .weeks of training ex­ Tba Junior S4)Uftr« Dance Club of Michigan campus. The con­ ercises on the island of Vieques, Daniel Baker, 46, pf Rast Hart­ aanouticM the cancellation of the ference began yesterday and w-ill Puerto Rico. He is serving with the ford. last night waa charged 'with •quare dance that waa to he held continue through next Wednesday. First Battalion. Sixth Marines, asaault, the result of a domestic tamorrcTW night at the West Side which left Aug. 1 from the Second frey. He posted a 1200 bond. Baker Manchester's Chamber of Com­ tennia courts. The weekly Friday Night Marin'e Division's base at Camp will appear in Circuit Court 12, merce Congressional Action Com­ Dances sponsor^ by the recrea­ Lejeiine, N. C. ■------4 ------Manchester, on Aug. 28. mittee todav, in a communiqi4p to tion department will be held to­ Andrew C. Harmon, 4?, of 72 W a s h i n g t o n, Is requesting the morrow e V e n Ln g at Robertson I.tnden St., last night, waa charged House Post Office and Civil Serv­ aatJC — Reconditioned Stand- Park. The Children’s Dance for Town Seeks Bids — R o]^s, ITnderwooda, with breach of -peace. He posted ice Committee to eliminate the tax those 12 years and under is atJkSO. 3100 bond. He will appear in Cir­ subsidv of postal service.s. - Snlttia and nolselcea tj'iwwrit- and the Teen-age Record Hop is at For Police Garb . . Yoare at gSfi.OO. cuit Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. Copies of the communication 8:30. 28. were also sent to Connecticut Bourguiha Orders Roundup Bembeia Tnx’w rlt^ Service Bids for uniforms to outfit mem- Pfiyllis H. Saleh, Hemlock Dr.. Senators Prescott Bush and Thom­ 47B Eaat Middle Tpke. < ber.s of Manchester's police will Vemon. wa.s charged with dis­ as Dodd, as well as to Congress­ SE VE At the Green— MI 9-8477 be opened Aug. 28 at the Muni­ regarding a stop sign. She will ap­ man Emilio Daddarto and Repre­ AT THE SIBN OF THE DIAMOND WHERE h fb t ic e cipal Building- The bid proposal pear in Circuit Court 12, Manches­ sentative Frank Kowalski, *urging Tunisians to Prod Body Found specifics 55 regular, weight trous­ ter, on Sept 11, their support of the measure. HlOH QUALITY sad LOW PRICE MEET ers. 55 summer weight trousers, . Paul J. Shattuck, .40, of Lunen- The lettet' said that "We feel BROWN and LYNCH 12 blouse.s. end 12 reefer jackets, berg, Mas«., was charged with dis­ the postal service is fundamental- For HoMsf but the town resen-e.s the right tq, regarding a stop sign. He will ap­ l.v a public service to the people French in Bizerte OffMontauk Economical Ropoirs on FLORIST change quantities by up to 20 per pear in Circ'uH Court 12, Manches­ of the United States, and should be | cent. ter. on Sept. 4. operated In their Interest by the ' New Londsn, Aug. 18 (4*) To Reassure Bonn Chiefs 148 MAIN STREET Rodio, TV, Storoo, Specifications require that a ll, federal government on a non-1 --The body of Richard S. Al­ ganiients are to be made to or- j KITA 5IUCH BETTER WILL IE CLOSED profit, self-supporting basis. | PICK YOUR APPLIANCE Tunis, Tunisia, Aug. 18 for tlie evacuation of French len, 31, a passenger on a miss­ Phonograph ApplioMOs der on thfe basi.s of individual i Detroit. Aug. t” lA*'—Kita Is forces from Bizerte. "Postal rates and charges for ] — President Habib Bourguiba FOR VACATION measurements, and the successful [ so much better now- that she't go- | special services should be set at The ruling Neo-Destour party ing light plane, was found in Kennedy Signs AUG. 19 to AUG. 27 bidder will be required to sub-1 Ing back to w^rk. ! levels which yield the Post Office called today for demonstra­ called on the citizens of this tiny the sea about 10 miles south West Notes West Seen Potterton's mil a sample uniform made to The 3-.vear-old elephant will be Department total revenues equal tions' in French -^occupied Nbrth African country to go out of Montauk Point, L. L, yes­ the measure of an officer desig-, meeting the children again'at the CHECK THE LOW to total expenses.” Bizerte and said any effort of and "demonatrate peacefully." Phone Ml 9-4637 A OPEN AUG. 28 nated by Police Chief James Rear-! Belle Isle Zoo though on a shorter- terday by a passing pleasure Record Bill ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church French troops to interfere Nevertheless, fear gHpped the boat. don. ' hour basis. French community. Settlers gen­ May* Bring B olstering will be answered with force. erally kept to their homes as The Tjody waa bfought here by Earl Everett Jr. LUCKY 7 DAYS PRICE Speaking to a crowd officially the Coast Guard. Military Euhds estimated at 300,000 In the south­ loudspeakers through Che coun­ Allen, of Bellaire Dr., Mystic, Joins Police Force ern port city of Sousse, Bourguiba ty boomed Bourguiba’. shrill was one of three men who charter­ Berlin Talk G arrison s voice. Washin0^rt^Aug. (/P)— ordered a buildup of popular pres­ ed a plane Sunday at Trumbull Bourguiba said if French A peacetime record- $46,662,- Eaii Everett Jr. of 211 Union St. sure before the opening Monday Airport in Groton and set out for BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bonn, Germany, Aujif. 18 troops attempt to oppose demon­ Block Island and Cuttyhunk, ,5 5 ^ 0 0 military appropria- has been appointed a patmlman on of the special U.N. Assembly ses­ A ivestern proposal to the (JP)— The West German gov­ sion on the French-Tuniflian con­ strations In Bizerte, "orders will Mass. The airport loKt radio con­ ^ o n billy- including fund.about 6 p.m. June 30, but on orders soning. According, to the State up a brick wall inside East Berlin work on CTivil Defense projects, FREEZER with today to reinforce their barbed Johnson expects to leave from REFRIGERATOR- — An Inmate at the Hampden from superiors, he withheld water HealtJv Department, an average including eventual construction of Andrews Air Force Base just out­ Onmty Jail who previously told of for two hours when he gave Jette of three or four childsen die in wire barricades. fallout shelters in post offices and Red guards shot up a heavy side Washington at about 8 p.m. Automatic Defrost FREEZER adverse conditions in the solitary a cupful. Jette received two cups the state each year from this other federal buildings through­ EST tonight in Kennedy’s Air Fore* confinement cell where Robert of water three hours later. Collins cause. truck that three refugees rammed out the country. The money could Be sure it's properl.v aged— AT PINEHURST . . . FAMOUS through the wire In the night. Jet. Jette, 22, died last month has said windows in the corridor out­ The two New Haven victims be used also to purchase food, The Vice President will be ac­ tender and juicy side the cell were closed but he did were Robin Carter, 2, of 595 Dlx- West Berlin police reported. But medical supplies and other emer­ testified he was one of the ring­ the men reached the haven of companied by retired Gen. Luciua Carefully trimmed to give you leaders in a 4-hour outburst at not think there was any drastic dif­ well Ave., and Anthony Butler, 3 gency equipment for use in event Clay, who was U.S. military com­ $WIFT PREMIIM BllTERBALL ference between the temperatures of 75 Read St. Both youngsters np- West Berlin unhurt. One bullet of enemy attack. the most for your money 367 the jail Wednesday in which glass slapped into a house wall on the mander in Germany at the time «>f in the cell and in the rest of the the 1949 airlift. Be sure it’s the right grade and Big roll-out bottom free'/.er, and furniture were smashed. perently had been chewing on we.stem side. Only a small part—$7 5 million James P. Hannan of Holyoke, in jail. painted objects, the medical exam­ —of the Civil Defense fund.s was Hand to chin. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer listens Kennedy’s decision to send John­ cut for vour purpose .slide-out shelves. No defrosling East Germany is recruiting as West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt addresses a special sesaion either In the refrigerator or 247 for burglary, told an inquest in­ Collins said he saw Jetts the iner skid. earmarked for actual shelter con­ son to Europe had been reported And for GOODNESS SA K E — be sure .Adjustable door shelves, butter Slide-out shelves, adjustable day before he died and Ute prisoner youths to swell its 110,000-man of the Bundestag. (AP Photof&c.) freezer. vestigating Jette's death yester­ army. struction, which will be in new earlier by diplomatic sources. Turkeys compartment, egg raek. door shelves. did not complain of illness and did federal buildings. The total ap­ it's from day he helped arouse the noisy Water Reserves Low Qualified diplomats In London These sources described it as a disturbance to focus attention on not appear to be perspiring. proved included $93 million for move to demonstrate to West Ger­ 14 to 16 Lb. Size B* Hartford, Aug. 18 {/p—A full surveys and other preliminary the investigation and to have rea­ A doctor has testified his ther­ (Continned nn Page Six) mans that the U.S. government Is A S LO W AS *1 'We e k l y mometer showed the maximum month without "appreciable” rain work to ' d^ rm ine whethec..sxlat- . and 7 to 8 and 10 to 11 Lb. son to regain the stand. hae lowered reserve water - sup­ vitally interested in their security. reading of J08 degnrees when he ex­ ing buildings can provide shelter Adenauer^ Brandt Join There were reports the United Smaller Butterball Hen Turkeys Only 45c Lb. NO MONEY Jette, a convicted burglar, died plies and increased forest Are facilities, $10 million to improve of a heat stroke July 8 while In amined Jette’s corpse. The body States. and Its Allies were con­ OR M O N TH LY temperature could have been high­ hazards in Connecticut existing shelters. $58.8 million for Make your own selection in the frozen food case or see the solitary for allegedly battling a Hartford and Tolland counties Newburgh Set sidering token increases in their er, he said. supplies and equipment. $19.8 mil­ West Berlin garrisons as a further ■ meat men at the service counter. DOWN guard. are reported unusually' dry, with lion for warning and detection sys­ In Blast at Russians Hannan largely repeated earlier IVednesday’s disturbance, gesture of ajasurance to the West Wilh Your Old Appliance in which all prisoners remained In no rain expected until at least tems, $6 million for emergency On Our Own Budget Plan testimony in which he said Jet­ early next week. To Appeal Ban Germans. They now have 11,000 to their cells, subsided when State operations, and $13.5 million for 12;000 men there. te's body was hot to the touch 18 Police yanked the alleged instiga­ The U.S. Weather Bureau .at research and development. Bonn, Germany, Aug. 18 OP — fb y Its Allies and spurned- by the hours before he died. He said he The White House declined com­ These Swift Premium boneless pork butts, better known sa tors out of the main ceil block and Bradley Field said the last ap­ This appropriation was in addi­ Chanaellor Konrad Adenauer said Communists Daisy Hams, will be displayed in the self sei-vice meat case had seen Jette naked on the floor preciable rainfall occurred July 16 On Relief Plans tion to $82 million Congress had Apparently referring to the ment when asked about these re­ placed them in a segregated sec­ today West Germany will step up ports. • ■ along with Miasisaippi and Morrell s fine bacon. of his cell mumbling with his lips tion. No one was injured. and 17, with measurable falls re­ provided for other civil defense United Nations, Brandt suggested drawn back over his teeth. Ghafds corded on the 3rd and 11th of this purposes in another bill. its military preparedness within the Berlin situation "makes the Johnson visited the White House THE FINEST PEACHES YOU EVER TASTED... Witnesses said the outburst was Newburgh, N. Y., Aug. 18 ()P)— and conferred with Kennedy In the TRY THEM MTTH COTTAGE CHEESE BONELESS PORK BI'TT.S. testified Hannan never entered the punctuated with shouts of "They month, t Supreme Court Justice John P. The bill provides $11,802,312,000 the North Atlantic Treaty Organi­ intervention of international In­ Light showers were also report­ zation in the face of the Commu­ stitutions necessary.” early afternoon about his mission. f o r m e r l y c a l l e d Washers ceU while Jette was confined killed Jette” and "We want Jus­ DonohOe today granted the state for the army, $14,505,665,000 for Dryers The White House said the pre- there. tice.” ed three other days this month, a temporary injunction against the Navy, $18,836,634,000 for the nist blockade of Ea.sl Germans The 46-year-old mayor said Newspapers carrying reports on but rainfall remains an inch and Air Force and $1,310,445,000 for the from West Berlin. SHURFINE YELLOW CLING Newburgh's controversial , new is a foregone conclusion that the (ConUnned o r Page Six) the disturbance were barred frorh a half behind normal for' August, welfare tightening program. office of the secretary of Defense The 85-year-old chancellor gave West German government and the Daisy Hams lb Inmates yesterday. Jail officials weather officiale 'said. Justice Donohoe signed the in­ and for interservice programs. no details. However, he said mili­ West Berlin city senate do not said, and the piped-in radio car­ Prisoners Quit, The State Park- and Forest junction yesterday at his home in No funds were included for the tary' mea.sures will not solve the intend to do anything that could PEACHES 59 11 ried only music and baseball scores. Commission today opened Are Cold Springs and officially filed foreign aid program, which will crisis and promised cooperation worsen the international situa­ AT PINEHURST REAL SHARP Sheriff David Manning said ac­ lookout towers in Norwich and the papers today at the Orange be financed In a separate bill now with the western Allies to get tion. counts of the inquest had touched Burlington, and a’ third tower In County courthouse in Goshen. The being drafed by the House ap­ East-West negotiations started. "But the government of the Bulletins Free Hostages propriations committee. Adenauer a.nd West Berlin off the disturbance. Glastonbury was activated for justice had heard state and city Soviet Union," said, "should CHEVROLETS Dlst. Atty. Matthew J. Ryan said week-end use. arguments on the matter at a Mayor Willy Brandt joined in at­ Culled from AP Wires Admini.stration forces kept their tacking the Communist actions as not think they can smash us in We are happy to see you back, too . . . DRIVE IN WITH YOCR seven prisoners believed to have Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 18 (/P) — Milton C. Stocking, Are control hearing here Aug. 4. the face and have us smile at CAR AND GET THE fingers crossed a.s the Senate aims a violation of human rights. Both 3 89*^ been behind the outburst will face Eight convicts,, given no quarter officer of the State Forestry Divi­ City Manager Joseph Mitchell, It." It makes us work even harder to gel the finest no charges at least until after the by state penitentiary officials and sion, said the present situation is spearhead of the tightened wel­ at passage by tonight of, q for- spoke at the opening of a special AID CURBS REJECTED "Cash Difference"!! Inquest. facing a tear gas assault from an .eign aid bill generally-satisfactory .session of the Bundestag, the low­ The chancellor appealed to the Washington, Aug. 18 UP — PINK AT PINEHVRST meat for. you . . . when customers return from fare program, announced imme­ Soviet Union to "return to real­ WHAT YOU PAY WITH In other testimony yesterday, approaching Army tank, surrend­ . (Continued on Page Nine) diately the city w'ould app'eal. to President Kennedy. er house of the West German par­ The Senate today, turned down a DOVALETTES vacation and remark that they are happy to get Dr. Jayne MacMillan, a patholo- ered late yesterday and released The Senate, in a crucial 61-46 liament, called to consider the Ber­ ism" and remove Its protection proposal to givo Congress a . 4 box«s 89c YOI'R CAR AND WHAT A second step is necessary be­ from officials of the East Ger­ back to Pinehurst where they can be sure of^'eSlly YOUR MO.NTHLY .gist, said she could not rule out 25 hostages unharmed. fore the decision becomes effec­ vote yesterday, retained the 5- lin crisis. “veto” over all foreign aid grants "all chances of disease” In Jette’s The threatened assault, long tive. This will be the Issuance of year borrowing authority Kennedy Adenauer called again for free man government—-whom he call­ for development assistance proj­ ISLE OF GOLD 'AT PINEHUR.ST good meat. PA5%IENTS WILI. BE ed "creatures... despised by their ARE i m p o r t a n t : death. planned by state officials for such an order to the city as a follow up requested for financing economic elections tfiroughout divided Ger- ects abroad amounting to more MARGARINE ...2 lbs. 39c "Tofulb out completely infection an emergency, ended an 8-hour -development loans to struggling man.v to choose a government for own people." than $5 million. It rejected an Pinehurst farm fre.«h chicken^'^egs, Pinehurst News Tidbitst to the granting of the Injunction. '59 CHEV. $1795 es the .cause of death certain tis­ revolt in which the prisoners, arrow­ The order, specifically directing countries by rejecting an arnena- the whole nation. This is a long- Brandt termed Communist amendment by Sen. Winston L. ground meats. Grnte's and First Prize frankfurts. (Not Exactly As Shown) sue and culture tests would have ed with a toy pistol, pocket knives from the AP Wires the city officials to end the new •standing aim of the West Ger­ East Germany the "Cold Hun­ Prouty, R-Vt., to apply to such Save 20% At Pinehursi Bel Air V-8 4 Door. Gray DELUXE 12 LB. (Continued on Page Nine) man government which Is endorsed as.sorled cold cuts and tender chuck roasts are and White. 12 POUND GE to be made,” she said. "An assault and icepicks, held five guards, welfare plan, is expected to be is­ gary” and demanded that the gifts the same curbs it had pre­ On The Original Root Beer favorite .■summermeats which go ea.sy on vaca­ 2 SPEED, 2 CYCLE by virus" could have caused the three clerks and 17 fellow prison­ sued by Donohoe in a few days. United Nations deal with the Ber­ viously voted for economic de­ tion strained budgets. '59 CHEV $2095 GE ELECTRIC death, she said. ers hostage. Milton and Marion Emery, par­ "If the defendants feel that the lin situation on the grounds of velopment loans above fS mil­ HIRES ROOT BEER FILTER-FLO , Jail guard Stephen J. Collins Jr. ents of twq teen-age girls who were welfare laws of the, state of New violation of human rights. lion. Plus Depo.oit— 2 Lg. Bottles 39c Impala V-S 4-Door Hard­ GE FILTER-FLO testified Jette asked him for water (Continned on Page Five) found chained to their beds In their After 16 Months Prohe top. Blue. York are inadequate to accom­ He said the border around Ber- LEAN CHUCK CLOTHES DRYER Butte, Mont., home, are freed on plish their purposes, their re­ lil) has been turned by the Com­ -BANDITS GRAB PAYROLL Pinehurst suspended sentences after pleading Bridgeport, Aug. 18 (J>—Twn SAVE ON THE FINEST STEtA'ED course is to the New York state munists into a ''sort of great GROUND HAMBURGER '59 CHEV. $1795 guilty to inflicting cruel punish­ legislature, which has created wall of China.” men attacked and robbed a wom­ TOMATO ON THE MARKET King’swood P , Pas.^engor ment on children . . . Explosion an bookkeeper of a 88,000 pay­ lb. 79c lb. 5*$c Castro Can Reclaim Vessel these laws," Donohoe said in his 3 Wonder Drug Makers Brandt is Socialist candidate Station Wagon. \NTilte. damages part of large new building ruling. roll In an alleyway outside the against the Christian Democrat S&w STEWED TOMATOES at Air Reduction Sales Co. In Ac­ "The unilateral effort to abro­ Manufacturers Box Oo., Rail­ Pinehurst 3 in 1 blend for meat loaf of ground '58 CHEV. $1395 ton, Mass., but scores of workers In gate these laws is not within the chancellor in next month's general road Ave., near Myrtle Ave., at election. 4 cans $1.00 beef, pork, veal lb. 79c. l.’Under. ANYWHERE ing temporary Injunctive relief." on charges of price rigging and The indictment charged that ON ALL PARTS Norfolk, Va„ Aug. 18 (/P) — «>it was not clear who brandished destroys old railroad depot, birth­ Mitchell i.ssued this statement: monopoly. until- November 1953, American OPPOSE FBI CHECK SPECIAL FEATURE Red and White. place of mall order business that Sent ‘Terrible’ Note New Orleans, Aug. 18 U)—The AT PINEHURST. CORNER .MAIN FREE and LABOR Eleven crewmen of a Russian- the guns. "This was expected. We shall The defendants are accused of Cyanamid's aureomycin and FREE eventually grew Into Sears Roe­ Plaquemines Parish Police Juzyt After the men were put ashore a p p e a l.^ the meantime, we shall maintaining unreasonably high Pfizer’s terramycin were practical­ and MIDDLE TURNPIKE '56 CHEV. $695 bound Cuban freighter were and headed for the transient bar­ buck Co.^. . .CTivilian Space Agency continue our other measures which pricqs which the government says ly alone in the antibiotics field. In On Crisis in. Berlin In an ad appearing in the Times- BLOCK ISLAM) FRESH 6-Cvlinder 4-Door Sedan. brought ashore here today after racks at the Naval Station one of fires Instruments 88 miles up from are showing promise of being just were pas.sed on to patients, drug­ that month and year, Pfizer Picayune, today said two FBI Gray and White. Wallops Island. Va., to measure dropping anchor off Cape Henry the Cuban seamen appeared to go as effective. gists and hospitals. Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 18 agents were checking voter regis­ SPECIAL FEATURES . . . electron density and temperature tration in the parish and aaked and requesting political asylum in berserk. He broke away from the "The only way the state board Indicted on three counts yes­ sought patents on the newly A Soviet trade jeader says he '56 CHEV. $895 group and led Naval officers and In ionosphere under night condi­ terday by a federal grand jury, developed tetracycline, said the voters not to answer any ques­ Electric Ranges the United States. Crewmen indi­ tions . . . Infant death rate in U. S. thinks Premier Khrushchev, who tions. The ad said: "Two FB.I CRISP, GREEN Bel Air 4-Door Sedan, 6- Immigration men on a two block (Continued on Page Nine) after a 16-month Investigation, indictment, adding; SWORDFISH Cylinder. 2-Tone Blue. cated force was used in diverting dropped to record low of 25.7 per agents are In Plaquemines Par­ chase before he was caught. were: ' ■ “Pfizer and Cyanamid knew that sent a 14-page letter on Berlin to the ship. 1,01)0 live births during 1960, Pub­ ish ‘checking’ on reglstratlan ot FRESH CUCIMBERS 2 for 5c a 2 ovens The man, identified as Ramon Chas. Pfizer 4 Co., Inc. and its tetracycline was directly competi­ President Janio Quadros yester­ '55 CHEV. $595 The State Department indicated Tocorante, 41, was taken to a U. S. lic Health Service estimates. tive with terramycin and aureomy­ voters for the ‘OlvH Righta’ corn- «1th timers In Washington the 11 defectors President Kennedy delays until president, John E. Mclfeen; Amer­ day, will do all he can to prevent mission. Y'our registratloa Is nona "210" 2-Door Blue. Public Health Service Hospital for Justice Minton, 70, ican Cyanamid Co. and its board cin and represented a threat to the f t ) VINE RIPENED from the 34-man crew of the sugar­ observation. tomorrow his departure for week­ continuation of their dominant a war over Berlin. of their business. Answer no ques­ laden Bahia de Nipe would be al­ chairman, Wilbur G. Malcolm; and tions. Tell them they are not wel­ 69 '54 CHEV. $395 a Pushbutton Since the freighter's top offi­ end at his waterfront home In Held Seriously 111 Bristol-Myers Co. and its presi­ positions and unreasonably .high - The government did not Imme­ CANTALOlPES ea. 29c lowed to remain in this country. cers were among those seeking Hyannis Port, Mass.. . . Whole profits. Pfizer and Cyanamid also diately release the text of the let­ come. S t^ d on your registmtion Some broil It, others just love sword on the outside barbecue Bel Air 2-Door Hardtop. controls The 11 Included the captain.and dent, Frederic N. Schwartz. and right to vote.” It waa signed Turquoise and White. asylum, it waa assumed new offi­ sectors of Southwestern France New Albany, Ind., Aug. 18 (ip All denied the charges. knew that unless one of them could ter. A spokesman termed it "The . . . but here's our favorite way to broil sword. Butter the four other top officers. cers would be sent from Cuba to temporarily plunged into dark­ obtain a product patent on tetra­ most terrible message one can by the i>oHce jury and Joseph flah . . . place in a baking pan with just enough milk to And the , State Department — Sherman Minton, 70-year-old The government claims the three Antonio, president. take her on her way. ness before sunrise when plastic retired U.S. Supreme Court Jus­ cycline, price.s of broad-spectrum imagine about the Berlin crisis.” cover the fish to half its thickness . . . broil for 20 minutes II a whole watermelon is too large for you . . . buy '53 CHEV. $295 promptly advised the Fidel Castro firms control about 70 per cent of Soviet Trade Mission Chief Vic­ "210" 2-Dr. Tutone Green, The master's hSme was reported bombs knock out electrical trans­ tice, was reported resting com­ antibiotic products could become not too close to flame. When broiled to a golden brown, serve ih Vi or a ' 2- .iu"! "h a t you are buying and buy government through the Swiss em­ to be Navarro, but his first name formers. .. Commerce Department the market for three of the most competitive.” tor Azov handed the letter to FE.\HS 15 EXECUTIONS with lemon butter. 23” Master Oven bassy that it could reclalin the ship. fortably today after suffering a widely used antibiotics — aureo- Miami, Fla,, Aug. 18 W V - 'just the amount you can use. 38 Other Makes and was not available Immediately. reports tax collections at a ll cerebral hemorrhage. As a , result, the government Quadros at the capitol in Brasilia The 3,800 ton Bahia de Nipe levels of government increased by mycin, terramycln and tetra­ contends, a deal was made where­ immediately following a visit to CubaiT Revolutionary OooBcIl Models to Choose From The 11 defectors wer.e landed at Minton was listed In very crit' president Jose Miro Cardona to­ I !» Oven Timer radioed Thursday she was headed Little Creek Naval Ahiphibious flS.8 blUton last year to record cycline, all valuable in treating by Pfizer, with the aid of Cy­ the president by U. S. Ambassador GMAC and Bank Financing for Norfolk and in the late after­ leal condition at St. Edward's infectious diseases. In 1959 retail John Moors Cabot. Cabot, who day appealed to the presidents base and transported to the Nor­ 1113.4 billion. Hospital where he was stricken anamid, obtained .the tetracycline Save 5c on Ken'i Steak Buy Keebler's light Angel Have Nabiscq's 49c Snack Pushbutton Controls noon anchored in Chesapeake'Bay. sales of these drugs totaled $250 patent, and then exclusively li­ paid his official farewell, did not of 15 Latin .American eountriea folk Naval Station. There they Victor Glasunov, reporter for last night. He had been in the hos­ House famous Italian Food (JkJokles 49c, or Tar­ assortment of crackers on Plenty of parking A Coast Guard cutter removed the were escorted to a barracks build­ million. . censed Cyanamid and Bristol- acknowledge the Russian. to try to stop the impending Radio Moscow, is forcibly removed pital for treatment for a broken style dressing for salads, get vanilla Summer hand to serve with soups aUPinehurst MANCHESTER defectors after they were ques­ ing where they were permitted to from press gallery of West Ger­ Tetracycline also is known un­ Myers to manufacture thesdoig. (In Washington, U.S. officials executlmi of 44 students and two 34c bottle. Cookies'at Pinehurst, and cheese. tioned by immigration .officials, sleep for several hours before fur­ man Lower House for making ankle and had been scheduled to der the trade names achromycin, The governmant charges the de­ said they knew nothing about the Roman Catholic prieats la Onbn. have the cast changed today. tetracyn, polycycline, steclin, and He alsa sent euch appeals to tha I - A leaving the other 23 crew members ther questioning. tape recordings without permis­ fendant firms refused to sell tbulk letter and had received no reporta Carry’ out to your car OLDSMOBiLE aboard under the surveillance of The Bahia de Nipe is owned by sion ... U.S. Secretary of Navy, Hospital officials said ’ this panmycin. tetracyline to any companies' ex­ concerning it from the U.S. em­ heads of wilversltlM la 16 re- service . . no charge. : "Selling and Seiwleing Olds- another cutter. the Cuban government and operat­ John B. Connally, begins three- morning Minton had regained his All the drugs are dispensed on cept Squibb and Upjohn, upon bassy in Brazil.) puMIce. He said be had learned mobiles for Oyer 25 Years” A government official who ed by the 'Vacuba Shipping Line. day visit to Bonn’s Defense Min­ speech. However, he was still In a physician's prescription. agreement of the latter to purcha.se Azov translated Khni.shchev’s that the prisoner group Is to go talked with the men said he waa The 323-foot vessel yims built by istry offlclals.. .Factories through­ an qxygen tent with his condition The three firms were accused all their supplies from Bristol- message for Quadros in an hour- before Fidel Castro’s eourta 612 WEST CENTtlR ST. Payroll and authorized told there waa gunpaly — but no Consolidated Steel Oorp.,, Wilm­ out Cuba shut dowm for one hour essentially unchanged. by the government of withholding Myers. long visit. He would not discuss Monday on counterrevohitionary personal checks cashed. good ear actual firing or other violence — ington, Calif., in 1945,, and named to allow count of illiterate work­ Minton suffered a heart attack at information and misleading the The indictment carries a maxi­ the contents with newsmen be­ charges. Aihong then is Alberta MI 3-I5I1 — Ml 3-J24U /V Pinehurst Grocery, Inc, aboard the Bahia de Nipe before the Coasta ICharger. She was re- U.S. Patent Office In order to Ob­ mum penalty, If convictqd, of three yond saying hb believed the Soviet MuUar, wMaly. kpah^ aIndMit OPE.V EVENINGS ers in compliSnee with govern­ his home in New Albany almost aha dropped anchor. The official, ment drive to vripb out Illiteracy tain the tetracycline patent. leader. Tliey are bOng Iwld Is Open Thursday and Friday till 9 :00 P.M. RAY D W YtR , Used Car Mgr. SERVICE STORE, 713 MAIN ST.— MI 9-9523 who aaked to remain unnamed, aald (Oonttaned oa Page Thras) this yoar. (OoBtlnned on Page Five) Named ih t ^ indictment as so- (Oontfnaed on Fag* Hire*) (Ooutfamed ea Page Nine) Sananga. • OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M. *