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Avemge Daily Net Press Run The Weather PAGE EIGRtEEN THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, IWl For the Week Ended Foreeaet of D. S. Weather Bureau iianrlfpBtrr lEtt^nfitg HifraUH June a, 1961 Onntinued warm; hianid tonight 13,3.30 and Saturday with enattered ehow. era likely. Low tonight 91^19. High Member of the Audit OPEN T W HT Bureau of ObmUtlon Satirday S5-M. 0 8 Manchester^A City of Village Charm TILL 9 August PARADE VOL. LXXX, NO. 265 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 (ClaaeUled Advertlelng on Page It) PRICE FIVE CENTS [ g o o d > ^ e a r of VALUES Senate Votes Tonifi(ht • / From The World's Largest G-E Dealers! Byrd Seen Defeated Ro«n^«‘^|East G erm any Says T alk s In Fight for Curbs eSMS Official GE ELECTRIC CLOTHES Blasts Ribicoff On Overseas Loans On Aged Care On Red Peace Pact Started New Haven, Aug. 11 (/P)— DRYER By ERNEST B. VACCABO Acreaee the public debt unneces- Secretar.v of Health, Educa­ Washington, Aug. 11 (/P)— sarlly.’’ tion and Welfare Abraham Byrd charged the Kennedy pro­ Ribicoff has been challenged Sen, Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., gram would promote "poor risk" Nikita Calls led an apparently doomed loans with no certainty of repay­ to furnish proof of allegations Set Stern Needs No Special fight today against President ment. that the American Medical i Association coerces members Kennedy’s request for au­ He estimated that if no repay­ West Stand ments are made over the maximum who favor compulsory na­ thority to borrow money to Curbs on Wiring —Plug Into 50-year loan spans the added com­ tional health service. U. S. grade A Connecticut farm fresh finance five years of eco­ pound Interest on the federal debt The challenge comes in an nomic development loans would total $29.7 billion. "open letter” from Dr. William R. ‘Fairy Tale’ Echoing the major contention of Refugees Any Outlet abroad. Richards, general manager of the opponents of the proposed loan (Not Exactly As Shown) -i Byrd's amendment requiring the Connecticut State Medical Society. By REINHOLD G. ENHZ system. Byrd said all the money By GEORGE BOUI.TWOOD President to come back to Con­ Richards' letter, released yes­ Moscow, Aug. 11 (/F)— Pre­ gress each year for appropriations terday, said he was writing as an Berlin, Aug. 11 (/P)—East Plump ’n Tender Broilers Just Monthly was set for a Senate vote tonight (Continued On Page Seven) individual, a member of the AMA, mier Khrushchev, reiterates Delivered — Installed after seven hours of debate. Each and "in response to protests voiced he is ready to negotiate, to­ Germany announced today 1.25 ”' 5.00 aide will have 3V4 hours to discuss by more than a few members” of that negotiations already are Here is chicken as you like it. Note the pink-white firmness that promises day welcomed President Ken­ On Our Own Budget Plan the. amendment with debate to the Connecticut society. nedy’s expression of hope for under way in Communist cap­ fresh, delicate flavor! Note the plump meatiness. These pampered young: Serviced — Demonstrated start shortly after disposal of rou­ Latin Countries He criticized the former Con­ itals for the German peace birds have been carefully fed. well fed for juicy, tender eating. Note the tine business. The Senate arranged necticut Governor for what he a peaceful solution in Ger­ to meet an hour early. treaty demanded by Soviet price. How could anything so good be so reasonable! called giving the impression that many. “We believe common Senate Democratic Leader Mike In Wrangle on the truth about the issue of the sen.se will win,” he said. Premier Khrushchev. Sterner A Mansfield of Montana worked out social security medical plan for But in almost the same breath measures also were promised With Your this arrangement yesterday with the aged only can come from the he Insisted that the United States to stem the refugee tide flow­ unanimous Senate support. Under U.S. Aid Split Department of Health, Education respect the Soviet Union as a great the agreement, the Senate will re­ ing through West Berlin as Your best buv in No Money DOWN Old Appliance and Welfare. power "not afraid of any threata.” Iht; total for the vear passed main in session as late a.s neces­ Piinta del Este, Uruguay, Aug. "It is this very thing which And in a speech marked by shout­ sary tonight to vote on the Byrd 11 (/P)—Latin America's smaller makes us to wary of what may ing and arm waving, he declared 150.000. amendment. nation.H today were challenging happen to medical care in Ameri­ ljundreds of millions will die If a Western refugee officials an- Pinehurst’s Motto: Kennedy’s request for borrowing their bigger neighbors to make ca if it becomes regulated or con­ new war la set off. nouiuied that during the past week BROILERS.... authority for a 5-year, $8.8 billion sure they get their share of Presi­ trolled by government officials He declared it la a "fairy tale” 12,448 Ea.st German refugees were program of loans to struggling dent Kennedy's $20 billion alliance and politicians,’’ Richards .said. that the West will fight for West regi.stered in West Berlin, bringing split, cut, whole ...... each GE Filter-Flo Automatic nations is the chief item of . con­ for progress aid program. He denied that the AMA takes Berlin and added: the 1961 total to 150,921. The total at tliis time last year was about “Buy It Better.... troversy In the pending foreign aid In the maneuvering at the In­ or threatens -sanctions against I "For 2,200,000 people (the ap- bill. ter-American Economic Confer­ members who openly or tacitly op­ I 115.000. Thousand-s more have proximate population of West Ber- cros.sed without registering. The bill provides $4,326,500,000 ence here the United States is pose its official position on com­ |lin) they want to declare war and | Keep It Better, Tool' or buy a half dozen of fhese fender birds for aniy $5.49 In foreign aid this year. Including standing on the sidelines as a pulsory federal financing of the The refugee figures mounted as hundreds of millions of people will a special session of East Germany’s WASHER $1,187,000,000 In the loan funds. benevolent neutral. aged's medical bills. perish. What man of common sense rubber-stamp parliament met in In a Senate speech, Byrd, chair­ The smaller nations, after He said that if Ribicoff and oth­ can believe such-nonsense?” man of the Senate Finance Com­ chalking up one victory yester­ ers have letters "as you. claim” East Berlin to hear about Boat Larger Si-j lb. chickens are a budget value, too, cut, whole or .«plit 12 Pound Capacity He made the declaration at a German countermeasures from Take poultry . . . to be sura mittee and a spokesman for the day, appeared to have enough from physicians who claim to have "friendship rally” in the grand for 89c lb. ' Senate's economy bloc, declared: votes to insure creation of the dealt with cnielly and unfairly by Coffin for Anastas Mikoyan Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz and It’a fresher-by-far at Plne- Kremlin Palace for Romanian Deputy Premier Willy Stoph. "This Is no time to relax control their colleagues "merely because Communi.s't parly boss Gheorghe A light auto van with a box on top, described as a coffin for Mikoyan, is shown during a rightwing hurat, we’ buy It . . . gov- Washes 12 Poun toward negotiations should be are identical. We all have one de­ little power. made for some time. tiations on the problem but making ly against signing a treaty with fresh merchandise. We spare Pinehurst freshly ground Large 14 Cubic Foot country is swinging toward an al- retary of State Dean Rusk’ said anything but a reunited Germany, no direct offers for talks, authori­ Uance with the Soviet bloc. sire-—to free Arab nations from co­ Hijacker Called ‘IdioC Khrushchev said the laws of war today the major western powers Rusk said this is a matter "on no cost on refrigeration, on lonial despotism.” are "terribly cruel” and then men­ which the gap may be more ap- tative sources said today. it appeared the projected con­ But Bourguiba conceded Tu­ Miami, Fla., Aug. 11 (A*)—Hector ference would draw up a treaty, the little' things like chop­ The crowd—some in flowing Vioni, a former Bridgeport, Conn., tioned the recent visit to the Soviet all expect negotiations with Rus­ parfent than real." ' The notes would be an answer to ' nisia's quest for withdrawal of Soviet notes of Aug. 3 suggesting ped ice and .proper packag­ LEAN CHUCK lb. 79 French forces from Bizerte coin­ white Tunisian robes and many In resident, ojfSj^of the 82 passengers sia over Berlin but at this point He added: "We all understand GE Refrigerator dark European business suits—mas­ (Continued On Page Seven) talks but also making no specific (Continued On Page Seven) ing. This better care means cides with Soviet interests. on the hijacked Pan American jet have no timelab'ie for such an that negotiations will occur.” sively chanted Nasser's name as Rusk was reported encouraged proposals. better fooEurope from tary buildup by other NATO na­ resenting the country’s profession­ ly from the Bizerte crisis. Nasser, "an idiot”—and Castro's followers on the replies under consideration which he returned last night, Rusk tions paralleling that ordered by Bulletins \i.„. 2.50 al and party :elite. "We have ask­ not so long ago a violent critic of "dirty-maned pirates” he said in indicates the West will toss It back Round steak ground and special chopped sirloin patties. ed for Soviet aid to obtain the told newsmen he had found "a Kennedy in this country. to him. ' Bourguiba, rallied to Tunisia's side an lntervIew4^ Ready to Jump Kennedy and Rusk, however, Culled from AP Wires Or evacuation of Bizerte. This in the wake of the Bizerte battle in Vioni Is'JconUnuing his Inter­ high degree of unity among the The sources said the western re­ evacuation serves the interests of the name of Arab solidarity against western allies on the Berlin prob­ were reported increasingly con­ plies will be made in the near rupted trip .today to Bogota, Co­ cerned over what they consider Tunisia and of Russia. That Is why France. lumbia. Into Mock War lem.” future, possibly before the West TED KROLL CARDS «2 I am In agreement with Russia.” The roar ‘‘Nasser, Nasseer” He minimized reports that the rigid, threatening attitude be­ German elections Sept. 17. The tim­ Pinehurst famous ten- "It seemed like a long trip," ing displayed by Soviet Premier Hartford, Aug. 11 (2P) — Vet­ Barbecues "There is no harm in accepting sounded strange in a country' where France and the United States dif­ ing is significant. Western spokes­ dercure corned beef is 10.75 Vioni said. Ft. Bragg, N. C„ Aug. 11 (JF) Nikita A. Khrushchev in public man have indicated they would not eran Ted Kroll of Fort Lauder­ HANDY foreigpi aid if It does not menace several years ago policemen scold­ "There was no reason for Cas­ fer on the timing of any approach dale, Fla., shot a sensational tf- our sovereignty,” Bourguiba told ed those who listened to Radio The 101st Airborne Division stood statements and private meetings attempt to make any concrete pro­ Get your 20 lb. bnqueLs, cured in our own vats, tro and his dirty-maned pirates to to the Soviets toward an East- with western diplomats and visi­ iinder-par 6'2 to capture the lead the throng, which several times In­ Cairo. ready today to drop ejs many aa West conference aimed at a peace­ posals on the situation In public un- 5 lb. charcoal, charcoal On Our Own Budget Plan 219 detain us those 8 >4 hours In Ha­ tors. til after the elections, for fear their among early finishers at the from government in­ Delivered — Installed terrupted his nearly 2-hour speech Tunisian government circles are HALF vana — the plane had fuel, the >6,000 combat-ready troopers during ful solution of that crisis. There is a growing conviction ideas would become a political foot­ halfway mark of the Insurance lighter fluid and, of with rhythmic applause. ^ embittered by what they describe European reports had It that spected western beef. as lack of western support for crew was ready and able to fly. exercise Swift Strike In a demon­ that Khrushchev’s present position ball here. City Open golf championship. course, paper plates, Serviced — Demonstrated For the first time in Tunisia's Vioni got more notice than any the United States proposes that offers no real hope of successful It gave him a 129-total for the Briskets, rumps and recent history, an official rally ac­ Tunisia in her crisis with France. stration of this nation's crack, News on the proposed western dollies, cups and roll.s GALLON The Soviet Union offered Tu­ of the other passengers when the quick-striking forces. the West take an early Initiative negotiations, in spite of his de­ notes leaked out after Foreign Min­ 36 holes. The 42-year-old Kroll, lean round steak cuts claimed the name of President while France believes no move mand that the West seek a peace­ along with those wonder­ Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United nisia the equivalent of $28 million hijacker forced the pilot at pistol The lOlst, the famed "Scream­ ister Henrich von Brentano briefed who won the first ICO In 1952, fully fresh Grote A Wei­ are ready this week. 1 YEAR FACTORY worth of ruble credit for con­ point to fly the jet to Havana. ing Eagle" diviition from Ft. Camp­ ful settlement of the Berlin dis­ West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt collected nine birdies In his 80- DELIVERY Arab Republic. A U.S. embassy source In Mexi­ pute he had .created. gel or FIRST PRIZE SERVICE ON ALL "We had thought that Nasser struction of dams and pledged — bell, Ky., led by Maj. Gen. Charles and the head of the opposition Free 32 round today over the 6,524- so far symbolically—"ail aid that co City Identified Vioni as the W. D. Rich, was scheduled to leap Tentatively, therefore, U.S. of­ Democrats, Erich Mende, on the yanl par 71 Wethersfield Coun­ Skinless Franks. (Grote ANYWHERE wanted to dominate the Arab world MORRELL'S FREE PARTS and LABOR by force—while he simply wanted Tunisia may d'^em necessary" tq hijacker — but then hastily em- Into three drop zones in the vicinity ficials have concluded that fur­ present world political situation. try Club. The 62 waa only two A FREE News Tidbits ther steps in the military buildup Presumably. Brentano told them Weigel’s are natural E-Z CUT to free some countries from for­ of Cheraw, S. C. strokes under the PG.A touma- casing, not skinless i. Cold eign Influence,” Bourguiba said. (Oontilined on Page Three) (Continued on Page Five) On hand to watch the drop were from the AP Wires charted by Kennedy recently, and about last weekend’s western for­ nient record here, established by HAM discussed by Rusk in Europe dur­ eign mini.ster’s conference in cuts and boiled ham, cut Gen. Curtis LeMay, Air Force chief Tommy Bolt in 1954, It was the of staff, and Gen. Frank Everest, ing the past week, wilt have to be Paris and the talk yesterday be­ as thin as paper, or as third this year on the pro tour commanding general of the tacti­ taken before Khrushchev realizes tween Chancellor Konrad Aden­ — Doug Sanders of OJai, Calif., you like it. ROUND STEAK Aerojet General Corp. of Azusa,’ the resistance he's up against. auer and U.S. Secretary of State GE Portable Dishwasher Ejected from Space Vehicle cal air force. Calif, says it has achieved flrat and Boti Goalby of Crystal Dean Rusk. The entire 101st Division was Rusk went to th* White House River, Fla., shot 62s earlier this successful underwater laimching of at noon. Kennedy aides reported The ministers worked out plans equipped before the jump with the season elsewhere. SHOULDER CLOD new M-14 rifle, the first such major liquid-fueled rocket . . . Tunisian the President expected his conver­ for a western diplomatic offen­ With Power Shower government bans sale of five Paris sations with his foreign policy sive against the Soviet Union and Three Ice Cresims to choose from. . . Sealtest at 99c half gallon U. S. unit to be Issued the’ power­ MSGR. McGRATH D IES ful weapon. dallies, in Tunisia and says ban with Cherry Pineapple the flavor of the month . , Royal at P9c RUMP ROASTS Soviet Cosmonaut Des^ibes al.so applies to "all French ex­ Hartford, Aug. 11 (2P)—The The M-14 Is capable of being (Continued on Page Three) (Continued On Page Seven) half gallon, and a special offering of Wild Cherrv. For a budget treme right weeklies” . . . Italian Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. McGrath, At Pinehurst Ice Cream we have Party Pac . . . a mighty fine value at 69r and Flush-Awoy Drain either semi-automatic or fully au­ re<-tnr of St. Johh’s Roman tomatic. The new rifle replaces the government ordered by Rome lialf gallon. Thia week save 6r on CREAM SICLES, box of « for Court of Appeals to pay SO mil­ Catholic Church in Middletown, 53c.’ ‘ M-1 Garand of 'World War II, the dieticular appetite,”, the 26-year-old^rooketr>'. The flrat Soviet cosmo- countries. fiscating villa where they often TUNA 2 for 27c what he thinks is Man­ met. dletown church for the last 13 Moscow, Aug. " 11 (A^^Soviet cosmonaut- said. "This waa prob­ naut, Maj. Yuri Gagarin, received Aids Adenauer? chester's finest corn. ably due to the sustained weight- the same medal at a aimilar news In Glens Falls, N.Y., eight boys Queen years. In 195.5 he was Invested Shop Pinohursf for grocery values • Uses only 6 gallons of water cosmonaut Gherman Titov said to­ (Continiie<^ mi Page Nine) as domestie prelate with the Whether it's the finest, lesaness and excitement.” conference last April 14. and two girls man picket lines for Get 1 bar Personal we leave to you. . . for entire cvcle day he was ejected from his space title of right reverend monsl- Ivory free when you Titov spoke at a news confer­ Titow told the newsmen he re­ their fathers at strikebound paper­ but we are sure it la ship at the end of his epic 25-hour garded his historic flight round manufacturing plant . . . Series K gnor. buy the Baker’s the freshest for it is orbital flight and parachuted to ence held at Moscow University Phone Call Clears Air Only Weekly for more than 1,500 Soviet and and round the Earth aa “some­ Chamber Protests of violent eartli tretnora rooks re­ dozen bag for 87c Shurfine PINEAPPLE JUICE rushed from Pero to Earth. mote Isle of Tristan da Cunha in BU\.ST INJURES 7 us and placed under foreign newsmen, scientists and thing natural," that It did not l'ro\'idenc«, R. I., Aug. 11 (g’l 175 The second Soviet spaceman told diplomats. seem like anything extraordinary Weekend Weather South Atlantic, filling its 280 is­ "B r 11 a I n’s government and Refrigeration at once. a Jammed news conference his London, Aug. U (;P)-Britain* —.\t' least seven persons were Save 6c when you Or Mstislav Keldysh, president of because he had trained so thor­ landers with fears . . . Three Al­ quietly sought today to bar the people would appreciate it if reported Injured today In an Delivered — Installed spaceship Vostok II came down the Soviet Academy of Sciences, oughly for It. Forecasts ‘Not Hot’ gerian rebels, a soldier, and a Adenauer’! supporters would quit purchase special 3 3 Ig, cans 8 9 ^ separately by parachq.te "but If use of Queen Elizabeth's picture explosion and fire in a jewelry Pero.s corn will sell introduced the Soviet Union’s new He said his training as a fighter policeman are killed, and several in West Germany’s election cam­ using his associations with the shop In Broad Street. The ex­ Monthly the need had arisen, I could have others wounded in 2 Vi-hour gun bar pack of large space hero and said his 25-hour pilot had been most important in Hampton Beach, N.H., Aug 11 Queen in their vote-catching ef­ plosion reiHirtedly occurred in at 49c doz. and his Serviced — Demonstrated landed It myself.” battle In fashionable residential paign. Dial Soap for 6Sc new crop rosy red 7.50 flight had produced a wealth of preparing him for his Space as­ (iP)'—The Hampton Beach Chamber The Foreign Office, In an un- forts. Would they see to It, In oth­ an employes’ locker room. E x­ At Pinehurst—Campbell's Titov said there were two land­ scientific information that will be signment and that he wa.s morally of Commerce waa aa hot aa the area of Sidi Bel Abbes. u.sual step, called the attention of er words, that the booklet bear­ act nature of the Injuriea was . . . RED ASTRA­ ing systems available—either to published and shared with scien­ inspired to carry out his jask by weather today over what It feels Howard E. White Jr., young Ne­ the West German embassy here ing the Queen’s likeness Is with­ not determined Immediately. (Jet rid of the mos­ Tomato Soup 4 cans 45c KHAN APPLES remain In the space ship and para­ tists all over the world. love of country and the Soviet are erroneous and editorial radio gro school teacher Who plans to to the use of the monarch's like­ drawn from circulation? quitoes when you chute down with It or to descend The flight, Keldysh added, people. weather forecasts. move his family into predominate­ ness in vote-catching booklets is­ GOP LEADER r e s i g n s 39c bskt. separately. He said he had per­ ly white neighborhood in Bloom­ A foreign Office spokesman buy Off Repellent GE Portable TV opened the way for manned flight (Joing into a detailed account of The chamber said the no^-so-hot sued by Chancellor Konrad Ad­ would make no formal comment New York, Aug, 11 UF>— Ac­ mission to use either system. “to Mars, the moon, 'Venus, and his flight from the moment he field, N.J., says his wife's life has enauer’s supporters. cused of using his office for pri­ for 98c California Id ^ o type predictiona cost resorts a cool mil­ on the incident beyond confirm­ Libby’s Corned Beef can 55c "I felt well and decided to test even further into the depths of the blasted off at 9 a.m. Aug. 6, Titov lion dollars annually. been threatemed in anonyrjious The diplomatic Incident followed vate profit. Queens republlran Potatoes, S lha. 49c the second landing system,” he phone call . . . Third set of twins ing that the attention of the Ger­ leader Frank Kenna quit the All Channel universe.” said that he experienced no ill ef­ Indignant telegrams were sent the appearance In West Germany man embassy had been drawn to Get satisfaction or s^d. Keldysh said foreign newsmen ia bom in Waterville, Maine, to of the booklets, which contained post today in the midst of the fects from the acceleration forces, to the Federal Communications it. your money back with Eastern Shore The ship landed safely nearby, will be permitted to watch launch­ noise and vibration of the take­ Commission and U.S. Sens. Norris Mrs. Robert L. Hamlin, mother a drawing of the Queen, standing city’s bitter mayoralty cam- (UHF-VHF) British newspapers reported to­ everything jw i buy at Native New he added. ings of Soviet space ships in the off. Cotton and Styles Bridges object­ of 16 other children. alongside Adenauer, bearing the l>aign. He said his action waa Pinehurst at the cor­ President Kennedy i.ssues an day Adenaqer's own Christian "No udiiilssion of wrongdoing,” Bumble Bee CHUNK WHITE TUNA The space flier said he experi­ future but gave no indication when Once in Space, he continued, the ing to “opinionated broadcasts.” caption "Partners of the Free ner of Main and Mid­ POTATOES Just 2 Weekly enced no ill effects—^from the ac­ executive order giving the Penta­ Democratic party published the but that he was stepping aside this would happen. cabin of his spaceship Vostok II The telegrams claimed last World.” British papers today dle Turnpike. 10 lbs. 39c celeration forces, noise and vibra­ gon authority to call up reserv­ widely reproduced the drawing pamphlet. because he didn’t want hbi own \ "You realize carrier rockets are was flooded with sunlight and he weekend weather reports did "ir­ $ 1 .00 tion of the, takeoff, from the pro­ not only peaceful instruments, and reparable damage to this and ists to active duty and to extend and some added cau.stic com­ Royalty - conscious Britons role to be an Issue in the elec­ cans Or could see the bright, sunlit sur­ enlistment periods for men in the goggled — they couldn’t remem­ tion contest. Open Thursday and 3 7 - a Plenty of Parking longed weightlessness or from the if the Americans had such ad­ many other resorU on the New ments. Monthly transition from weightlessness vanced carrier rockets you can be face of the Earth and at the same service . . . Concentrate on high .Britain's Queen never mixes in ber having seen their Queen In FrlCday till Nine. At 302 Main time the stars—"clear and bright Hampshire coast. near the end.of his 17 trips around sure they wouldn't be showing “People were advised to refrain school and college and gradually politics. such a role before. DUTY EXEMPTIONS CUT 10.00 points on a black background." Washington, Aug. I t (IT)—Thn MARSHMALLOW FLUFF ...... 2 for 45c—5 jars $1.00 the globe. them either,” he said. from going to beaches or sea­ withdrawal from elementary edu­ A senior official of the Foreign A Buckingham Palace spokes­ Titov said after landing neither ' The Soviet academician said Both his instruments and in­ shore resorts because of a north­ cation, auggests the Rt. Rev. Office telephoned West Gerrnan man said: amount of goods subject to tar­ he nor medical experts could de­ TitCv had demonstrated that a formation transmitted from Earth Msgr. George W. Casey of Bos­ charge d’affaires Rudolf Phier- iffs which American tourisU /- ■ east blow. The storm failed to ma­ “I know nothing about permis­ may bring home with them tect any changes in his physical human pilot is able to control his confirmed that he was in the pre­ terialize.” ton, since it’s obvious "th at Catho­ fe’lder today and told him, the sion being griven. It is unlikely the> space shifl manually, make sci­ determined orbit, he said. lic schoola are not {foing to get any rules of the game as played In dut}’-frec will dnm from $909 t» ^rvice Store organiam. - The Chamber said: Queen was asked.” $100 next month. President Ken­ The self-assured young major entific observatiions and land his 3H.4P a.m., an hour after blast­ "The sun appeared on Sunday financial aid from the federal gov­ Britain. He added that the Brit­ And if she had beefi asked? ernment” . . . Surgeons who will ish are well aware they cannot nedy signed today the hiU Igh > reported one variation from norm­ craft on any spot on Earth. off. Titov said, he switched to tmd from 11:45 a.m. on It was the She would have politely, but 713 MAIN STREET manual control of the -ship. He operate to try and correct the expect all foreign countries to asked Congress to enact nukkiK al. He said he wasn't hungry for Keldysh presented Titov with a nicest beacji day of the season firmly, refused. For :i^ltl8 royalty^ his first two meals although he gold medal of the Soviet Ajcademy ■aid he had complete control over Yet, at 1:30 p.m. radio atatlona heart defects of the Pelletieri know dr to observe these prac­ the change. The meeanre Ig Pinehurst Gi^ocery, Inc. G O O D v I ^ E A R Is forbidden to take any public feettve la SO days m A ate them on schedule. of Sciences named aifter Konstatln twins, of Milton, N.J., will do so tices. Nevertheless the Implication PhoiM Ml 9w9S23 stand on party politics, In'force mitil J o m s "WanklBr spealdjic I-liad no par- TWoUcovMId, father Ruailaa (Oonttiin^ m P ace Mine) (OoBttBoed OB Faga Six). tor frae, the hooitjtal Mtyi. he left^ s Clear: I ■ ,/ \ V 'J m /

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Bolton tides, Winds, iVo T jmetahle Ready Rockville-V ernon Base lor Algerian Rebels Bolion Alosky^Pugrab RUG and Citizens Selected Stamps Weather Sheinwold on Bridge Builder Liens UPHOLSTERY Insiirgent Democrats For Jury Service By LOCIS m A n D B ^ . . Windsor Locks, Aug. 11 {IP>—The Rusk Reports West Bourguiba Explains U.B. Wsather Bureau Marine ad­ BETTiai LATE < Nflftfi Umlm 1 Lists of citizens who will serve visory for today: t h a n n e v e r Both iMm 'salM nU a Sewer Plant CLEANING NOMB on juries for the state's three court Tides will be high along ths By Alfs»a Sheinwold Asked to Quit Posts systems during the year 1981-62, It Isn't .always necessary^ to be 4 A I t T E L M l 9-1752 Connecticut shore tods/ between <7 10 9 A mechanic's Hen has been filed Seeking Soviet Help brilliant like a flash - lightening. lects Berlin Talk beginning Sept, 1, have been re­ On the new secondary sewage 10:$0 p.m. and midnight tonight Even slow thought Is better than Q A 5 $ or Liettem went out yesterday fronl^cus coTirniUtee said, as a result of leased by Superior Court clerk 4 K I 10 5 S treatment' njftnt against the City John Yeomans. and again tomorrow from il a.M. no thought at all. ' . ^ ^ WEST EAST of RockvtiR"*»nd the Plantations Bald. Ml 3-5747 the “Caucus Committee for Elec­ the unanimous vote at a meeting to 1 p.m. Low tide at Old Saybrook Declarer won the opening heart (Continued from P a g o One) (Continued from Page One) held last Monday night to support Jurors for superior court, cir­ 4954 4 10 7S3 Construction Co., Inc., by the He praised U.S. Intervention tion of Democrats" to five mem­ cuit court, and tlie court of com­ today Is at 5:30 p.m. and tomor­ lead in dummy with the n'"® ^ A Q 8 5 3 2 ^ 6 4 Eimeo Corp., a sub contractor on obtain evacuation of French forces during the 1958 kh-ench-Tunlsian the candidates recently nominated hearts and led the jack clubs for chief and other top adviaera would Your Pocketbook bers of the Democratic Town Com­ mon pleas will be chosen. row at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunset to­ at 0 K f 0 Q 10 6 ' the project. I from BIzerte. - crisis over the bombing of Saklot at the Democratic caucus. day la at 7:56 and rises tomorrow a finesse. South hoped to deve - run on through the afternoon. Ken­ Garner's New Rosedale Assn. Prospective Bolton jurors are By FAYE HENLE Tlie lien claim s th a t $34,972 of | "When I accept Soviet aid that Sldi Yuasef. He said it was only mittee asking that they resign im­ Mrs. Edith M. Allison, Warren R. a t 5:57. op dummy's long suit without al­ nedy was ready to delay, if necea- 8 GRISWOLD S r mediately from the committee. Residents of the Rosedale sec­ materials and services have not does not mean I am changing due to U.S. pressure that France Amundsen, Allan R. Aronson, Mrs. Boating weather for Long Island lowing East to gain the lead. aary, his departure for a weekend yet been paid for. The new plant ; We Give Green SUuiiiis The letters were sent to Vincent tion of Bolton have formed an at Hyannis Port, Maaa. policy." Bourguiba told the rally agreed Uien to evacuate, moat of Marie M. Aubrey, William Balch, Sound to Montauk Point and Block When the Jack of clubs held, Don’t Pay ‘High Dollar’ waa completed several montha ago ; in the. cavernous I.abor Hall Its troop.s from Tunisia, Kraestcki. chairman of the town association to be known a* the Mrs. Jeannette D. Blanchette. El­ Boy Scouts Honored Island: South cleared the ace of clubs out 0 I 9 • 4 2 Flying back here laat night ■ On Your Vacation Jaunt committee, Horace J. Griiden, "Rosedale Resident Beach Associ­ on Wind.sor Ave. i iBourae de Travail! near Tunl.s I Bourguiba said he wa.s assurod m er L: Borst, Emerson H. Bos- Togo's. Boy Scout Issue will ap­ , Southwest winds today, tonight of the way and got hack to dum­ ♦ A $ _ from Paris, Rusk brought with him You'll get the most mileage out W alter J. Treschuk. .Joseph ation." The purpose of the group, pear in early September. The is­ Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson, harbor. I that Pre.-'ldent Kennc<1y "uaed all worth, Mrs. Barbara F. Bristol, and Saturday averaging 10 to 16 my with the ace of diamonds. West Narfi East Bm fk ^ out of your vacation dollar If you He reiterated liis policy of "non- I means of pressure at his dtspofial" Liefebvre and Stanley Patnode who which met for the first time last Mrs. Olive Burleigh, Mrs. Flora E. sue honors the “Togolese Boy knoU. Visibility 3 to 5 miles ex­ stolidly played his low diamond on 1 4 Past 2 KT Bua U. S. envoy to Moscow, to join In are planning to run against the weeif. i;! for the Improvement and Scouts, and the 20th anniversary 3 NT M Paaa the. planning sessions. plan early. Seek to cut costs in alignment" with eitlicr bloc and ■ to per.-hiade French President Chase, ^Douglas T. Cheney. cept lower near Block Islamf. this trick. .stre.ssed "we have no eiigagcitient j Charles de Gaulle to e\’actiatc party-endorsed candidates In a p ri­ maintenance of, the private Rose­ Also, Charles C. Church, Mrs. of the deaths of Lord Robert Bad- Weather mostly fair except chance D eclarer next led the king of OpenhiB laad — ^ S Officials intimately fahiiliar with two areas; Transportation and ac­ The mary to be held August 23. dale beach. en-Powell (1857-1941) and Daniel clubs from dummy, hoping the Rusk's work In Ehirope said he was commodations. with the West. We are entirely ! Bizerte, Madeline L. Davidson, FUchard F. of isolated thundershowers in eve­ free to choose." "B ut De Gaulle ia too stubborn." The caucus committee, consist­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kogowaki Dimock. Mrs. Helen E. Delmore, C. Beard also known as "Uncle ning hours, possibly with locally queen would drop. It didnt, and able to report to Kennedy that: If you are off to your vacation ing of Jack Early. Edmund Per- have been elected presidents of Dan" of the USA (1850-1941). West discarded a low spade. , pass, for you could not afford to bid 1. He is confident the NATO Al­ spot bv air, explore the chances In one ,of his rare public state­ Bourguiba saiT. "At this .stage all James R. Duncan, Mrs. Cornelia gu sty w'lnds. at the level of two. Doctor Says Kennedy could do is to declare war esluha and Warren Potter, said in the association: Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ M. Elliott, Lawrence Fiano, Mrs. The newly independent African Marine observations: South -vnext cashed his three lies In Europe will take prompt of joining a charter flight. Sub­ ment of this kind, Bourguiba ad­ the -letter. “Although we do not ward Steele are secretarv- and Republic incorporates In this issue spades, and “West discarded a low For Shelnwold'a S6^age booklet, steps to build up their military ject to Civil Aeronautics Board ap­ mitted that the whole of Tuni.sia on De Gaulle.” June M. Gaal. Eugene Gagllar- Montauk Point, L.I.—Clear, visi­ "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," tend Bourguiba s .speech followed ye.s- deny you the right , to seek a pn- treasurer. Mr. and Mrs! Henry many fine ideas of International bility IS mftes winds southwest 10 heart on the third spade. This was forces toward the goal of 30 com­ proval and rate setting, these Improve Child's Chaness serves a.s an operational, logisti­ done. William C. IJaggis, Edson P. 60c to M anchester Evening Herald, bat-ready divisions which NATO terda.v'.s announcement of a .spe­ mary in opposition to the will of a Cote are chairmen of the recrea­ Herrick, Russell H. Hills. understanding, as expressed in the knots, height of sea 3 feet. West's last chance to shine. flights are sponsored by a host of Of Normal, Healthy Life cal base of the Algerian rebel in one handy home-pac caucus, we do feel that the Demo­ tion committee compo.sed of Mr. Scout creed. The 100 F sU m p South now led a diamond from Box 3318, Grand Central Sta., N.T. is supposed to have on its western organizations. In most cases you Front of National ■ Liberation cial IJ.N. General Assembly se.s- Al.so, Milton G. Jensen, Mrs. Fire Island, L.I.—Clear, visibil­ 17. N. Y. cratic tow^n committee members and Mrs. 9-ichard Danielson. Mr. Flora B. Johnson, James S. Klar, (magenta and blue) shows three ity 7 miles, wind-West-southwest his hand and shut his eyes. When front. win not be eligible, however, un- By HAROLD T. m 'M A N , M.D. (FLNl In its war against France. Bion to duscii.s.s the Bizerte ertsts. are morsJly bound to act in the in­ and Mrs. Scott Bigliety and Mr. hands In contrasting tones (Afri­ declarer opened hlg eyes. West had (Copyright 1961, General Features 2, The Secretary of State and le.ss you have belonged to the "VV'e have accepted to turn Bourguiba sail the .session will put Robert L. Lathrop, Clifford O. 9 knots, sea calm. Corp.) Written for Newspaper terests of the entire party and not and Mrs. Donald Oamell. Wil­ Magnuson, Robert S. Mortensen, can, Asian and European) taking won the trick with the king of dia­ the British, French and West Ger­ sponsoring group for a .specified Enterprise Assn. Tunisia into a ha.se for the FLN more pres.siire on France and at D ^B U -S IX to abide by the wishes of a special liam Darabee is chairman of the man Foreign Ministers made sub­ period. and we have given ai-m.s and am­ the sam e time "w’ill perm it u.s to Mrs. Mildred Olmsted. Mrs. Fran­ the Scout salute. Indicating that monds. . . According to the president of faction. To oppose the caucus can­ maintenance coi'mlttee. the movement links up all colors “Very unlucky," West remarked, stantial progress on w orking ovit Before you decide on such a trip munition to the FLN,” Bourguiba count our friends," ces M. Peters, Harold F. Por- the American Academy’ of Pedia­ didates as a member of the town All residents in the Rosedale cheron. Norman J. Preuss, Miss and races. Andover Citizens aa he led hearts to give South his “contingency plans"—plsms speci­ you should know that generally committee Is. In our opinion, mor­ section are invited to a social get- Doris A. Skinner, and Courtney C. The 30 F stamp (green, brown ninth trick. And so It was. for West AIR (■ 0 N D I T I O N 1 I) fying how to meet a variety of older, slower equipment is used trics, "accidents from the first year ally improper. together on the beach at 2 p.m. Tucker. and red) shows, three tents and Potential Jurors had been given three chances to anti-Western moves which the So­ and that what you plan to save in onward are the most serious threat “As a person challenging the get rid of the king of diamonds and viets may make with respect to (are could be cut If an.v in your Saturday. The association will hold the camp fire, representing the oc­ to the lives, of our children today. will of the Bolton Democratic Thir­ a business meeting Tuesday at cupation of all Scouts, namely had the bad luck to muff all three STATE Berlin and Its access routes. Fur­ group cancel out. The ro.st is pro­ ty as Indicated by a party caucus. The list of Andover citizens to chances. ther plannfng will be carried on rated among the number of pas­ In children one to four years of 7:30 p.m. on the beach. Mrs. Jean camping, and the three tents in NOW ENDS SATURDAY age accidents take about 4,700 lives It Is highly improbable that you McCann is in charge of publicity. Three from Area themselves make up one Wg tent serve on juries for the state's three West could have played the king primarily in a series of meeting.s sengers on each flight. M atinee 2 p.m.>—Eve. 6:80 cent. annually', accounting for nearly Married? of diamonds when South first led among ambassadors of the major You can save money on air Getting can effectively assist in the elec­ School Repairs to suggest Unity. court systems between Sept. 1 of Shuwn At 8:25-6 :$0-9:80 one-fourth of .all deaths in this age tion of Democratic candidates once Get WPI Grants The 0.50 value (orange and \ the suit. West could have discarded western powers and the State De­ travel too, if you book your trip The Board of Education is seek­ this year and Sept. 1, 1962 has partment here. from -start to farthest point. You group.” the primary Is completed. You ing bids on repairing the side­ green) shows Daniel C. Beard, the king of diamonds when dum­ been released by John Yeomans, my's king of clubs was cashed. Or, 8. Rusk got agreement with the are then allowed stop-overs free Add to this' the damages in­ cannot. In clear conscience, sup­ walk in front of the Bolton Ele­ Three Manchester area students Founder of the Boy Scouts of flicted on the unborn through port those you oppose so strongly America, in Boy Scout uniform; superior court clerk. • finaliV, West could have discarded other foreign ministers, Including of charge. mentary School, the wall at the have been awarded scholarships the king of diamonds on the third France's Couve de Murville, that If you plan to travel by rail, preventable causes and you gain Rent f ormal W ear that you are wrflling to campaign rear entrance of the north wing, for the 1961-62 school year at also the American Scout Badge Jurors for superior .court,^ com­ some insight into the magflUude publicly for their defeat. and British Scout Badge. mon pleas court, and circuit'court Idle Claims Up round of spades. It was unlucky at some point there should be ne­ chec'a into the discounts offered to and on removing two steps on the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, for him that he didn't get a fourth gotiations with the Russians for a those willing to travel midweek. of the phy.sical and emotional bur­ At Regal ' “The use of party funds for your north side of the building and re­ Worcester. Mass. The 10 F stamp (dark-gray and will be chosen from the list. \ dens imposed on children and their private use in filing for a primary red) shows a Togolese Senior or Andover citizens are Mrs. Anne chance! peaceful way out of the Berlin There also are concessions made placing them with amesite. Recipients are Robert E. Mc­ Due to Vacations If West discards the king of dia­ crisis. But apparently it was also for round-trip travel, couples and parents through misha-jis and. in MRS. JOHN WALTER ALOSKY Is highly improper, if not illegal. Bids should be addressed to the Intosh, 28 Harvard Rd., son of rover Scout, as indicated by his B. Anderson, Lake Rd.: Joseph C. One Of Cohnecticut’9 Largjest shoulder stripe. The badges are monds, he cannot be stuck in the understood that Khrushchev's pres­ families. some instances, carele.ssness or ig­ To use party money to oppose cau­ board at the school on Notch Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McIntosh, Burdrick, Lake Rd.: Percy J. norance. The marriage of Mi.s.s Gloria •All carried roloiiial bouquets of Formal Rental Stores cus decisions has earned you the patterned after the French Na­ Chasse, Old State Rd.; Miss Hilda Claims for unemployment com­ lead. East will win a diamond ent Berlin demands offer no basis If yo:i are traveling abroad Bids will be opened and read at a who received a scholarship for pensation filed In Manchester for trick, and then a heart return for negotiation: the mlni.sters, with a certain amount of lei.sure, Here is a brief listing of some Therc.sa Pugrab and John Waller .vellow’ and while daisies. TtieONLY Indignation of scores of Democrats public meeting of the board at the $500; Thom as B. Newman Jr.. tional Scout symbols: 1) Scouts de Conrad, Boston Hill Rd.; Mrs. of the preventable cause.s for pre­ and their loss of confidence in you France, 2) Eclalreurs de France Joan B. D'Amour, Andover Lake the week ended A\ig. 6 numbered through South will defeat the con­ therefore, agreed this was not the investigate th e "Eurailpass " AloSkv, both of Maniheslcr, was Gerald Alfonso of .Manchester i NEWEST STYLES TO house paint with school Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rt. 44A. Coventry. son of 1,915, o r 151 more th an the pre­ tract. time to make proposals, and the which provides a month of unllmit natal abnormalities and of the ac­ .solemnized Saturday' moniing at as a member of our town commit­ Fosters Honored and 3) Eclalreurs Unionlstes de Rd.; Mrs. Beatrice C. Frankland, was best man. Ushers were Joseph Mr. and MrS. Thom as B. vious week's count of 1,764. Daily Question question whether the. western ed travel .on the European con­ cidental caii-ses for infantile dis­ .SI. .lames' Church. Alosk.v of New Hampshire, W il­ FIT ALL MEN tee.” Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Chand­ Newman, who received a $600 France. Long Hill Rd.; Mrs. Agnes Fried­ fume-resistant pigments A Togolese Scout Is featured on Throughout the state, the un­ With both sides ■vulnerable, the lowers should lake the diplomatic tinent for $110. You pay only $23 abilities and deaths: The bride is the daughter of liam Ihigrab and William Paquette, According to the caucus corn- ler Foster, former residents of scholarship: and Brian Binder. rich; Clarence J. Goss, R.F.D. No. Initiative wa* left for later decision 1. In rompatibilit.v of parental mittee’s letter, “More could be the 25 F stamp (blue, yellow, 1; William A. Homish, 322 Lake employment picture rema^ned al­ player at your right deals and bids (or 1,000 miles of travel on Brit- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley fhjgrab, 45 both of Manchester, Junior ushers • TUXEDOS • CUTAWAYS . and VITOLIZED Oil Bolton who now live in Florida, Pine St.. Columbia, son of Mr. and most unchanged at 53,390 (includ­ one diamond. You bold: Spades—9 as K hrushchev's cam paign de-1 i.sh and Iri.sh railroad.s. These bloods (Rh factors). Detectable by said, but we feel the above is suf­ are invited to visit with them Sun­ Mrs. Sol Binder, who received a green, red). Scraves In different Rd.: Mrs. Myra G. Houle, Bunker Norman .St. The bridegroom is the were Stanley Pugrab of Manche.s- colons and badges on the sleeve ing 7,032 factory vacation shut­ 6 4; H earts—A Q 8 5 3 2: Diamonds velops. I pa.sses must be bought before you premarital testing with much of son of Mr. and Mrs. John Alosky. tei- and Paul Alosky of New • STROLLERS ficient catise to ask for your res­ day at a potluck picnic to be held $200 scholarship. Hill Rd. —K 7; Clubs—4 2. What' do you Over all, Rusk waa repoited very damage preventable by expert ignation.” differentiate between troups. down claims), or 70 lees than the leave the U.S., are available at 31 Byron Rd. Ham pshire. on the lawn of Epworth House, ad­ McIntosh, a senior at the insti­ Also Maxwell Hutchinson, Old say? pleased with the high degree of no extra cost from travel agen­ treatment before and immediately The letters were sent, the cau- joining the United Methodist tute, is a 1958 graduate of Man­ Togo's flag l.s featured on this State Rd.; Mrs. Theda E. Johnson, previous week's 63,460 (Including The Rev. .lames T. O'ConnelJ of Tlie bride's hiolher wore a blue stamp. 4.702 factory vacation Shutdown Answer: Bid one heart. This is a Allied unity on basic issues, despite cies. after birth of the child. St, .lamf's' Church perfonued the dress and white acces.sories. The EVERYTHING IN STOCK Church. The Chandlers will be at chester High School, Newman, a R.F.D. No. 1, Andover Lake; Mrs. borderline bid because your suit is differences on tactics - for example, Epworth House at 3:30 p.m. and 1960 graduate of Manchester High Margaret Jurovaty, Jurovaty Rd.; claims), it was amiounced today New on the job with only a few 2. Viral infection auffei-ed by the double ring ceremony and cele­ hridegroom'.s mother wore a blue Workmen's Compensation Stamp t»y Slate Labor Commissioner so weak. If your long suit were the French are pre.senlly opposed days off? Or are you really budg­ mother especially during the first brated the nuptial liigh .Mass be­ the potluck is scheduled for 5:30 School, and Binder, a 1960 g rad ­ Miss Irene Burdick Lathrop: Mrs. clubs Instead of hearts you would to , a , >ve»tem initiative.., .whi,lfi. the dress. Botli wore while rose and NOTHING TO SEND AWAY rOR p.m. *" uate of Windham High School, The 4-cent Workmen's Com Peggy S. Laws, 14 MatW.WPR.P.r,;. R enatq B,. .RlCCiutK et-minded? If you have a yen to third of the pregnancy. Prevent­ fore, an altar decorated with two carnation corsages. PITTSBURGH pensa,Uo.n, ■ ^ w comm emorative "tJuring the corresponding two Uniter States and Britain tend to sightsee, bu.s companies offer able b.v immunizations and or by- Whirlpool I Briefs Willimantic. are both sophomores. Mrs. Jeannette C. M ailhot. 371 favor western proposals to the baskets of white mixed flowers. A reception for 120 guesl.s was I Family Communion Sunday will stamp, to be released Sept. 4, at Lake Rd,; Mrs. Ethel K. Nelson, weeks of 1960, the claim* total In­ some exciting trips in the U.S. at childhood expo.sure to the milder E-scorted b.v lier father, the bride held at tlie K of C Home in Man- Milwaukee. Wis., will be essential creased (statewide) to 41,OW from Soviet Union at the earliest oppor- ] ground $50 for a four-day jaunt. infections, especially German or E. and Gas Ranges ] be observed at all Masses in St. Long Hill Rd.; Mrs. Helen Parks, AIR-CONDITIONED - 6 0 £ S tunity. wore a wtii'tc gown of eiiibioidcred cliestcr in the afternoon. For a I Maurice Church this week. ly abstract in design, seeking to R.F.D. No. 1; Charles W. Phelps; 3fi.906. Eager to take to the sea.s? If liberty measles inibelia). silk organza, sl.vlc-d with a round wedding trip, the bride' Accident Sends communicate the Ideal of Law— M ancheeter. ranking 8th In Slate Department officials said time is no problem, the tramp 3. 'Tobacco or nicotine poisoning PricM as Lew The Rev. James M. Gage will Mrs.' Anna J. Platt, DANCE that Tliomp.son came to Washington neckline, short sleeves, and bouf­ wore a navy blue dress, white ac- SUN-PROOF be the guest preacher at the Unit­ perfect justice. Also Mrs. Ruth A. 'Pohl, Pine claims, had 895 claims from wom­ steamer can really cut cost. For during pregnancy and lactation. fant skirl cauglit in the back to ce.ssories, and wliite orchid cor­ Serviee That's Better EVERY THUBS.-rRI.-SAT. for consultation foi- a few days, those wlio yearn for sea breezes ed Methodist Church Sunday. Girl to Hospital VXhis stamp will be divided down Ridge Dr.; Miss Marion E. Stan­ en, 129 less than the previous after which he v1ll return to Eu­ Heavy cigarette sm oking Is re­ form a double bustle. Her finger­ sage. The couple will be at home Bolton Grange will meet to­ the renter equally. The left side ley, Long Hill Rd.; Mrs. Marjorie week. on their two-weeks-wlth-pay, look sponsible for the induction of pre­ IMonday at 67 Mill St. house paint jMBDiuninwi^ rope, into inland waterw ay trip.s. It is tip veil of Freiicli illusion fell night at 8 at the Community Hall. A minor accident at the Parkadc will be light and the right side A. Solomonson, 110 Aspinall Dr.; WALNUT On his arrival here, Rusk said mature births and for lesesened from a crown of seed jicarLs. .She Mrs. Pugiab is a 1961 graduate toned. According to the artist, estimated iby the American Ex- Potterton's A movie “Voice of the Farm" will parking area shortly after noon Mra Else W. Stiens, R. F. D. No. 7 Walnut St., Manchester naHiiw “We have had very' successful con­ birth weights, according to the di­ carried a white pra.\crbook with I of .Mancliester High Srhool. Her ISO Center St.-—Gor. of Church be shown. , Norman Todhunter, Ne\y York Il­ pre.ss Company I that 100,000 peo­ rector of biostalialirs for Balti­ yesterday sent one person to Man­ 1; Mrs. Margaret H. Talbot. Long sultations" with representatives of ple will choo.se this type of vaca­ while orchid. i liiisband. a 19.58 graduate of How- lustrator, "This exact spatial sym­ Hill Rd.; Mrs. Mary H. Taylor, ,EI$T w’estem countries. He added; "I more. jell Uheiiey Teehnieal .Scliool, is LARSEN'S chester Memorial Hospital. m etry .suggests the idea of tion this year. -Mrs. Ronald .Staveiis of Vcnioii A Manc^mter Evening Herald Police reported Edmund J. Mail- Hebron Rd.; Mrs. Ruth P. Vezina, am very much encouraged by the 4 Expo.sure to powerful drugs, wa.H her cousin's matron of honor. I employed as a machine apprentice Bpiton oorrMpondent, Grace Mc- scales." Centered at the lop. the BRRXA-JffFDOMRL Ciieapest transportation of all let. 31. of 44 Colonial Rd., was 3 Lakeside Dr.; Harold W, Walsh, HARTF .VNN TRKMIT-JO0Y MMU unity and splidarity of our. alli­ and especially those prone to pio- She wore a pale yellow organza ' al Pratt ami Whitney Aircraft. HARDWARE Diermott telephone Mitchell "O " of "WISCONSIN" constitutes Long Hill Rd.; Mrs. Rachel B. ance." might be your own car. Here is diice hypersensitivities and side Fast Hartford. pulling out of a parking stall and the fulcrum of the scale. 6 MMV »$$6fOW how you might budget for a fam­ gown, styled with a scoop neckline INCORPORATED $-6566. struck a car driven by Sandra G. W hite. R.F jD. No. 1; Allen R. E flS T U IO O D . ft M.«afti« nevftM mu*i« And.'ur>on his departure from reactions, throughout pregnanev and I'ap sleeves. Her licadpiccc 84 DEPOT SQUARE HOUSE E.xactly balanced on the scales Paris, Rusk had said of his talks ily of four: and during labor, espeeiallv penicil­ Jacobs, 17. of 249 Woodland St. are to the right—a workman, his Yale. Boston Hill Rd. was a crown and nose veil. She ! A Navajo Indian purposely Phone sn 0-5274 with Allied leaders: "I think there, Expect to spend 21 cents out of lin. the sulfas, cortical steroids, weaves imperfection into a hlan- P.ARK FREE IN PURNELL P.ARKINO Miss Jacobs was taken to Man­ wife and child, and to the left a Troy Donahue. • .Claudet Colbert dollar on operating your earned a colonial liouquet of yel­ Is agreement there will be negolia- j each glandular extracts and the admin­ low and wliite daisies. I kct. believing creation of a perfect chester Memorial Hospital for ob­ factory representing lndu.stry. Tod­ PLUS AT 8:10 PJ«. tions. I'car: 28 cents for food i which JUST A STEP AWAY FROM REGAL servation. She complained of a hunter, a member of the Post­ CARY GRANT “PARRISH” istration of large doses of sedatives Bridesmaids were Miss Linda 1 design would mvsteriously end his PITTSBURGH PMKTS ' PAINTS Deaths Last flight At the same time a French i rould total $20 a day at re.stau (barbiturates 1 and tranquilizers career a.s a weaver. neck injury. A hospital spoke.s.- master General's Citizens' Stamp In color 1:3M:05 • RI VTAHI at NmU TM H*m liniM nia;* spokesman said the De Gaulle gov-1 rants I 23 cents for lodging, "nils Ellis. Mi.ss .loy SI. Pierre..and Miss EVA MARIE SAINT' throughout childbirth. Kathleen Reardon, all of Manches­ man listed her condition as good Advisory Committee, contributed emment had turned down a U.S. ' leaves 28 cents for tips, tolls, Interior and Exterior today. the design. The lettering, in Fu- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JAMES MASON 5. Boric acid poisoning when a ter. .lunior bride.smaid was Miss in ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S “THE STEEL CLAW” proposal to take the initiative in ■ .sightseeing expen.ses, souvenirs U There was damage to the right tura Medium, was executed by Orangeburg, S.C.—Mrs. Julia "mNDINHAND’IS solution of the acid is erroneouslv Mary Ann Noble of Mamhester. With Georxe Montgomery proposing negotiations to Russia, and sodas. All Colors front fender of both cars, and to Jerry Mullen, New York City. Mood Peterkln, 80, Pulitzer prize­ 'NORTH BY NORTHWEST’ 05693744 Kennedy told a news conference i How can you .save on ai-com- used instead of water to make up cousin of. the bride. S:60^:35-10:2A The bridesmaids wore mint Gallon *2.65 the front bumper of the Maillet To the left, reading upwards, Is winning author, died Thursday. riu* yesterday' that an increase in c o n - | hiodalion.s? formulaa. car. the wording "Workmen's Compen­ Mrs. Peterkln won a Pulitzer Wiilt DisfifT M HEAKIWARMING ventionai (non-nuclearI forces was i HU rc.sorts in off sea.son. At 6. Paralvsis of the sciatic nerve green gowns styled like the matron award In 1928 for her novel, “Scar­ £xrit*m*ntl due to injections given into the in­ of honor's, and matching head­ GARDEN SALES There were no arrests. sation Law." At the top will be the Snapena* one of the subjects Rusk h a d Pnl'ii Springs, Calif., a $24-a-day anniversary years "1911" and let Sister Mary." She also wrote PICTURE rVE SEEN fant's buttocks. pieces. The junior bridesmaids $12 O aklud S t—MI 9-9406 Dan^arl talked about W'ith other A llied | r™ hi for two is $I_2jn aummer;_ in Moving Restyling Thinking Of “1961," and to the right, reading several other novels and contrib­ f.. ’ W I »sl c . a ?.• C ON D, Miami Beach a $22-a-day double 7. Salt poi.soning due to the care- wore a yellow gow-n like the maid Aussies Get Refinery uted to numerous magazines. She IN MANY YEARS!" policy makers. But Kennedy le.s.a adminl-stration of as little as a of honor's, and aimllar headpieces. down, will be "United States Post­ PEBURNSIDE thought , it w-aa "premature " to room can be had for $9 during age." The denomination "4c" will was bom In Laurens, S. C. HUHN'.ID! nVC E HTFD July and August. Similar reduc­ tablespoonful of common table salt. Your New Canberra — The Australian sub­ determine whetlier the Allied re­ 8. Damage to the brain caused Into A A be in the lower center, In large Perpignan, France—Gen. Jean sponse wxmld be completely sat- tions are available in the Carib­ sidiary of an American firm. form. Gilles, 57, commander of French bean and elsewhere. In early by seemingly trivial injuries be­ G tafactory’ from the I^.S. point of Standard Oil of Indiana, plans a The Workmen's Compensation Airborne Troops at Suez in 1956, spring and late fall, summer re­ fore the fontanels have closed and New Home? Kitchen? Appliance? $24,750,000 refinery in Queensland, view-. the skull case has hardened. Law stamp will be printed on the died Thursday of a heart attack. The United Stales has )>een urg­ sorts cut their rates and so do Australia. It will be Queensland's Cottrell presses, in a color yet' to Los Angeles—Walter H. Girdler European hotels. 9 And of course burns due to largest. ing that the Allied governments SCOTLAND'S be announced, in panes of 50, elec­ Jr., 48, I^s Angeler industrialist btiild up to , their scheduled Settle for the less fancy. You overturning pots on the stove; BOLAND tric-eye perforated. An Initial order and son of the founder of the strength of 30 di\1sions a goal can .“ce as much, have as much poisonings due to the, childhood BEST for 100 million stamps has been Girdler Steel CJOrp., Louisville, 6 : 20- 10:20 m n a n d fun if you slay at guest houses, tendent^y to pul anything and placed. that was set several years ago but Ky., died Thursday of a heart at­ SUN.: “Morgan The Pirate” Is still unfulfilled by about eight lodges and motels. Many of the everything in the mouth including SALE — Reconditioned Stand­ The stamp itself was engraved tack. He was a vice president of Distilleries Produce ards — Royals, Underwoods, • PLEASE NOTE TIME * "STEEL CLAW” di\isions. new travel books offer fine de- kerosene stored in pop bottles, by Charles A. Brooks (vignette) the Girdler company before Its s SATURDAY SHOWTIME • Smiths and noiseless tj-pewrlt- WED.: “PARENT TRAP” Kennedy .said he was hopeful the - candy medication placed within the and Robert J. Jones (lettemig and merger with Chemetron Corp. of “PARRISH” 12:15-4:25-8:25 a whirl. Check reach of outstretched fingers, gaily- GO TO ...... NORMAN'S allies would "carry out the com- camping a whirl ers. . . Yours a t SS5.00, numerals) of the Bureau of En­ Chicago, but resigned in 1958 and “FERRY” 2:40-6:45-10:45 AUG. 80th—“FANNY” mitments . . . particularly' during the U.S. Fore.st Service in your colored sleeping tablets or capsules, Berube's Typewriter Service graving and Printing. came to Los Angeles. He was bom area' (or up-to-the‘minute informa­ etc. 470 East Middle Tpke. Collectors desiring first day In Louisville. these difficult days." Rusk met in Euix>pe with the tion on campsites. Your biggest Don't get the idea that I favor a C cancellations of the 4-cent Work­ Clearwater, Fla.—William Cal­ parent 6.PASS. At the Green—MI 0-S477 foreign ministers of Britain. expense here could be camping return to the overcoddling of the men's Compensation Law com­ houn, 80, former president of the ■ equipment. Perhaps you could expectant mother and the new-born AND FIND AN APPLIANCE SEDAN France, and West Germany, with memorative stamp may send ad­ National As.soclation of Insurance i rent or borrow this. The William *1777 TRAP! Italian Premier Amintore Fan- such as was practiced until the last dressed envelopes, together with Agencies and the Calhoun Insur­ MAN5HELD(SSi A SUMMER , . J ..r . r. Frederick Pre.ss at 55 East 86 St., quarter of a century. But "permis­ remittance to cover the cost of the ance Co. of Milwaukee, died fani and with West German Chan- ; York 28. N.Y., has a booklet 12 M onths or fJCT.3H2.WILH>UNTICcTj FESTIVAL OF HITS! siveness" also has its dangers. And stamps to be affixed, to the Post­ Thursday. With Haylor MilU cellor Konrad Adenauer. Rusk al- „,.ai,able ' , for 25 cents i called the price that has to be paid for 12,000 Miles Gnaranteo ^195 Down master. Milwaukee 2. Wis. Each Alan 80 received a report on Fanfani s ..Try Camping This Summer. " It preventable deformities and deaths U TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS envelope must be marked, In pencil, "Robin Hood Beturna*' uaftTimucn i\ at recent talks in Moscow with So- j is filled with details on needed y both FAIRWAY^ ■Viet Premier Khrushchev. is immeasurable both in coin of in the upper right corner indicating In Turner Byioiie the realm and in terms of con­ the number of stamps to be affixed "The Sword of U-S. officials and appai ently , bg, published "Camp- science reactions. L OPEN every FRI. ^ (singles, pairs, blocks, etc.). Sherwood Foreat" other aUied leaders are reported to ' ground Guide " i$1.95l. a family Workmen's Compensation first With Richard Greene 'Mlllll!ra\ ’Sg®-\Pwses8fid see little prospect now th at i cam ping directorv which li.sts pri- BOLAND MOTORS NOW OPEN K hrushchev T THE BEST AHEAD OE THE REST COLOR can tie diverted from i r NITE till 9; and i day cover requests must be post­ MBON j vate and public camp sites in all Togo Plans .Advance marked before midnight Aug. 30. a t RiiwiGm his announced course of signing a .state.s but Hawaii, $69 CENTER STREET—5U $-4079 ^4 Hours a Day! UnlMMMli separate peace treaty with Eiast, (All rights reserved. Newspaper Lome, Togo -- Prime Minister 1 OVER 26 l-EARS IN THE SAME LOCATION rA L L DAY MONDAY^ Requests postmarked after^ that Robiuidiu' SPECIAL date will be returned unserviced, Except Sundi^ CO-HIT: “A MATTER OF MORALS” Germany later this year. Tliey still ; Enterprise Assn.) Sylvanus Ol.vmpio's stringent aus­ YOUR QUALITY LARK DEALER The pictorial portion of the first • Dinners Trom 6 PM. • hope, however, that by negotia-i - . terity program and Increased for- g ] j day cancellation, to be used at Mil­ SUN.! “GIDOET GOES HAWAHAN”—“CRY FOR HAPPY” tions. backed up with preparations i San Salvador, capital of El e i^ trade have paved the way for {} T waukee on Sept. 4, will highlight to use force if necessary, they can Salvador, stands in the shadow of this former French colony’ to plan GENERAL ELECTRIC elements of the State Seal, and the prevent his taking steps w'hleh a volcano named San Salvador, a $6.()00,000 annual development motto “Forward." JACK'S w'buld lead to a military clash that: After being dormant for 3(X» years, program. Already 80.000 children, COFFEE SHOPPE might rapidly develop into a nu- the volcano erupted in June. 1917 half the school-age population, AUTOMATIC DEFROST 1 53 FTee Fire 59 EAST CENTER ST. clear war. demolishing th'e city. have started school. n i I (Andrews Building) AVEY’S Y f BUY Windsor Locks. Aug. 11 (>P)— RESTAURANT O’CONNOR THE BEST Fifty-three passengers were eval­ uated from a jet airliner before DIRECT FOR LESS takeoff at Bradley Field yester­ WEEKEND REFRIGERATOR day when a fire broke out near 45 E. CENTER ST. RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON ftU 8-284$ the craft. The blaze erupted from a fuel ROAST BEEF CASH and CARRY GARAGES truck beneath the wing of the SALE S United Air Lines Boston-to'-Chl- JUMBO BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP cago jet. For,.. Stewardesses hurried the pas­ LOBSTER • STEAKS TOP GRADE sengers off the plane while the e WEDDINGS e BANQUETS ASPHALT fire was extinguished. Saturday Night Dancing a Radio Broadcaat on WINF Neither the plane nor the fuel SHINGLES A truck was damaged. An airport (BU\CK) spokesman said vapors and spray­ Sat, Night ing liquid around the truck had Per Sq. burned. *6.74 77ie flight was delayed about $0 “MID-WITERS” minutes by the Incident. FOOD DRIVE R Sun, Night PLEASANT IN CLEAR SHELVING >AM

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fund-raising event oif the year and 12th Circuit Rockville-V ernon Youths^ Cases Rockville-Vernon its success has enabled the firemen Hebron State News both FA IR W m Latin G>untries to provide fire and emergency both FAIRWAYS ^ protection for the town at a mini­ TV-Radio Tonight Court Cases Chickens Headed for Garage^ Transferred to KOPEN ov^ry FRI. In Wrangle on mum cost to taxpayers. 30 Selected OPEN tvary FRI. Roundup JUMiors Work for Daiioes VIP Nominates Seven MANCHESTER SESSION To Keep the Coop Is a Crime 13th District r M n till 9; aad The members of the Andover k MTE till 9; and (Oontlnned trom Paga One) Lake Property Owners Assn., For Jury Duty Thursday ^ L L DAY MONDAY,^ (ALJ*OA) Junior entertainment Television ^ A il DAY M0II0AY<, phaadzed he was in no way in: Clemence Clark, 42, of 88 Lock- The sky fell Th*at«r (In .rroirreM) Funday Funnies 53 The garage and/or the bar­ been choaen to aerve aa jurors for Earljr Show (in Drnlrr#BfO 10. 8. 40. 53. up in names. responsibility by Judge John this morning. The first time, and entering and larceny have 6 to 11 p.m. In the Red at the atate'a three court systems IMrtt Show (In profrcM) t:00 Harrigan k Son VlonL 53, practice# law In Rich­ becue await. rnembwn of the Vemon*-can L,eglon and Rockville Hotel to . controversial commission of Befit or th« Pori One Happy Family 32 30 Casale. (Jlark pleaded innocent to as everyone knows, if wasn’t been transfeired to the 13lh Cir­ do so ; "Seven Wise Men" to coordinate Andover Lake. BecauKe-iho "Star­ between Sept. 1, of this year and Salty Brine'ft Shack 1:30 The Fllnstones t. 40. 53 mond, Ind., and was going to cuit Court, and continued ' until Independent (VXP) have dust Ball" tonight is the highlight Five Star Jubilee 3(1 the charge In the morning, and refllly the sky, it was only an At the end of the season there national development plans Sept. 1. 1962, the Hat having been Flippy th« Clown Stlents Please 10 South America on a business trip Aug. 16. been nominated to run for town will be a one-game playdown be­ Uruguay. South America's of their season, they have pyt In released by John Yeomans, supe­ News Rlverdals Dmihles 22 when the hijacker to

^lm 65 9:30 Million Dollar Movls 18 1 PLAYING striking a car driven by Howard David H. Mullen, 21, of 4 Hudson face charges on four counts of 10. 22. 30 sel Harvey A. Yonce, saying and apent of the town deposit The playdowns will be Monday. the US. drive to bolster Latin j 18, acts as a planning commit- court.' s Club House 22 Preview Theater Labor Picture for 65 Cole of Bloomfield. St., was charged with Improper larceny, three counts of breaking Sports. News k Weather 8 Adventure Theater 3 1 POORLY ? Storrs, Aug. 11 ((P)—The post­ A charge of failure to grant one- that the zoning board of ap­ passing. He will appear in Circuit fund; Frank Cornell. Baker Rd,. Aug. 21. and Tuesday. Aug. 22 America against the twin threats I tee. subscribing to de£iite hours Hebron ^ citizens are Albert E. Hobln Hood t8 Ashphalt Jungle 12 i and entering, and two counts of • NEW PANaS Briefs ; at which they will sell soda, take Adams. Mrs. Henrietta Akmen- 10:00 5ficnael Shayns 10. U 311, war, population explosion will hit half of the highway stemming from peals cannot grant a variance Court 12, Manchester, on Aug. 28. board of finance, 6-year term; of communism and, Ca.stroism. 6:46 Doug tsdwards I. 12 MINO YOUt TVMS m PO* the (Connecticut labor market in to Charles W. Trapp Jr., 52 burglary. The charges stem from i Ronald Sanewsky, Lake St., board The regular meeting of the Rock­ The United Stales proposed cre­ ! tickets, clean the hall before and kalns, Mrs. M ir y Augusto, Mrs. pjvcning Report 8 TwUijrhl Zone 40. S3 I the same inrfdent was nolled. Richard J. Mahoney, 48. of East a series of breaks on gas stations I ville Fish and Game Club will be Shirley M. BarlO'iv, Victor Humlev-Bnnitie? News 10. 72 3t> The uefretives ^ 40 the next few years, reaching a David H, Mullen, 21, of 4 Hudson Elast St., to allow him to keep I Hartford, was charged with intoxi- QUALITY WORK of finance to fill an unex- ation of the commls.sion when the : after dances, and decorate. 7:(JU Icock Up 8 10:30 Manhunt peak in 1965. $t., was fined $25 for operating a in the Manchester. Windsor and i jjired 2-year term: John Zenuik, held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Mile. conference began but pulled back H. Behnke, Mason'S. Belden, Mrs. News and Weather 22. 30. 40 Person to P**rson J 12 eight chickens in a small coop I cation yesterday. Ho is appearing Windsor, Locks areas. I This week they met Wednesday Death Valler Days H The Law and Mr. Jones t. S3 I That was the word today from motor vehicle with defective equip In his back yard. rtobson Ave., and joaeph Bieleckt. Hill clubhouse. Refreshments will when Argentina. Brazil-. Me.xico, afternoon and scrubbed and wax­ Henrietta Bemais, Reuben H. 11:00 Rip News ■22 ' ■ " in 12th Circuit Court, East Hart­ Ea J. POLOMSKI Hartford Tpke.. both for 2-ycar be served and a door prize award- Qiiig anj peni demanded that it Bosley. Alex J. Butryman, J. Shotpin Slade 10 Barry Barents 30 . David Plnsky, director of Re­ ment. A chaege of operal,Ing a Atty. Yonce ruled that siwe ford, this afternoon. ed the dance floor. Many of the F^lm 53 3. 12 ■ search for the State Labor Depart­ motor vehicle while his license was the city zoning ordinance m Su'itch Tells Dark Telephone Collect term.s on the board of .tax review; ed. - ! pe demoted to an advisory group. same group worked yesterday Butryman. J. Nelson Carrier. Brave Stallion 12 News, Sports. Weather 10. 30 4nd RaxTTiond Weston. Kelley Rd Tlie P.ockville Babe Ruth ^ ag u e ^ The larger nations, which already Million Dollar Movls 18 11:15 Jack,Paar a* ment. suspended was nolled. the matter is obviously pat­ STORRS, GA 9-9044 afternoon and last night on deco­ Also. Philip S. Clark. Roger 7:15 Kveninp Report 40 Amertca’a Greatest Movies Pinsky told a group of teachers John G. Tobias, 35, of French 10% for Diirahlrs Cliicago—Soon to he marketed for a 2-year term as constable. Rotary and Police teams will play have their own development pro- rations and were working again Crosby, Raymond D, Davis, Mrs,. Sports Camera 30 Award Theater terned after the state statute S^tal Security in Action 22 11:20 Prernt^Pf It was essential to the national and Rd., was fined $15 for failure to on the matter, and since the is a photosensitive .switch that will The siate was submitted to the third and final game of the g-,-anis. want to deal directly with this afternoon to complete ar­ Elizabeth Dombrowski, Joseph H. ■■■ id's Best Momos grant one half of the highway, Town Clerk Henry Butler yestcr--: playoff senes this evening at 5:30. jhc United States and the various Drew, Edward' Fen.?termacher, 7:30 hat Masterson 8 REPlflCEMENT TUBES state economy that youngsters be state statute not only forbids Ann Arbor, Mich. — Ten per turn your house lights on when rangements. They will be on duty Happy 22 30 absorbed into the labor force. John Baldwin, of Hartford, was cent of the American family’s the_y’re needed, even if a preset Klay afternoon. I Both teams have one win and to- lending agencies Instead of I again during tlie dance tonight ; Mrs. Doris P. Fish, Joseph F. Rawhide ^ *. 12 found innocent of speeding in a chickens to live within 1,500 The remainder of the candidates ' night s vlctorx’ will decide the sea- j through' an over-all hemispheric Fournier, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Gon- 77 Sunset Strip 10 FOR EVERY SET' He said in a prepared talk to feet of a dwelling, but rates across-the-board earnings is used turn-on hour ha.sn’t arrived. It is A and afterwards, cleaning up so the Uth annual economic educa­ trial by court. to buy cars, appliances, and other activated by darkness, but is too RANGE listed by the VIP have already , son champion. board. j that the bam will be in readiness I cl, John C. Hibbs. SEE SATCKDAY’S TV WEI A charge of breach of peace any variances as criminal of­ Arrests Argentina and Brazil are re- ARTHUR'S tion workshop at the University of fenses, the zoning board of durable goods, according to a re­ smart to be fooled by the mere Ix^n endorsed by the Vernon Rcr ; for any other groups that want to i Also, Miss Alberta C. Hilding. 942 Main St., Manchester. Connecticut: against Anthony F. McAllister, 23, cent survey. shadow of a passing dark cloud. publican Party. Hrnrx' Black. 19. of 31 Oak St., portedly urging the United Stales use the facilities. Mrs. Ethel P. Hilding, Jacob Kass- appeals cannot allow Trapp to FUEL OIL Is in the Tolland County Jail Corner of St. James St. “Many students who are not of no certain address, was nolled. They are George Rlsley for first to launch an immediate cra.sh Planning of the dances was man, Karl H. Links, Russell J. equipped to go on to college ’The case of William H. Chapman house the chickens in his back selectman; Herman Olson, select-! awaiting trial Aug. 22 on a charge : q( to the weaker na- 1 turned over to the young people Mercier, Mrs. Emma E. Miner, Radio Jr., 22, of South Windsor, was con­ yard. .■ GASOLINE of breach of the peace. He was; Clifford R. Perry, William N, should receive vocational and man: Henry Butler, town clerk; tions on an emergency basis I several years ago when It was (Thta listing tneludM only those news broadOMts of 10 or Ifi-mlnute technical training. These hig^ tinued to Aug. 17. Chapman ia Until recently, Trapp had Robert Prlddy, Alice Hammar and i unable to post a 350 bond yester-! But this move has aroused sus­ ! suggested that they would have Queal Jr., Adolph F. Simons, Ben­ length. Seme stations ioariy other short newscast#.) charged with failure to obey a traf­ ! day when the Manchester session school students who are taking kept the chickens in his gar­ Winfred Kloier. board of educa­ picions among the smaller coun­ ' more Interest in seeing that jamin Staba. fic signal, operating an unregister­ age under provisions of'non- ★ TOP NOTCH WEEKEND SPECIALS ★ tion; Jo.seph McManus, board of fi­ ! of the Circuit Court continued his; tries that their bigger brothers are WDBC—ISSS (•rillOO News academic courses should be di­ ; dances were successful If they had Accounts Tulsted 5:00 News il:lU R*y Someri rected toward scientific programs ed motor vehicle, and operating a conforming use. -Then be buiil BANTLY OIL nance; Norman Strong, board of ■case. ;only trying to keep them pacified more of a hauid in It. The group A mix-up in an account of two 6:06 Today on Wall Street 1:00 Dpi Raycpe Show motor vehicle with a defective muf- a small coop and nioved, in All Wednesday Specials Are Good thru Saturday Night tax review; and Edmund Dwyer. i He was arrested yesterday | for the time being ' meets weekly with its adult ad­ 6:10 Sport News WINF—173# which will help develop technical fler. ciiMrwv, IM’. Miioming at 9:25 by Rockville po- broken hips made it appear that 6:35 Art Johnson Show 6:00 News skills.'’ the chickens, whereupon Frank Souza and George MacDon- U.S. observers say both .groups . . visor. Mrs. ^ r l Palmer, of Lake­ Mrs. Amy Miner of Hebron was 8:05 Crystal Lake Hop 6:10 Wall Strefl The case of Harold Malinowsky, Building Inspector Roland P. Ill ■'i mn'si Ri':i;i aid. constables. ' Herman Emilio Pellegrini In con-1 probably will have to make con- side Drive, to plan its schedule in 1:00 News * Sign OU 6:15 Bob Bacon Sports He said more guidance at high 37, of Amston, was continued un­ CENTER CUT being cared for at the home of WBAY—aia 6:25 Showcase school levels Is necessary "to Usher moved in on him with The RepufbllcaiM w-hom the VIP | nbetion with a disturbance on El- j cessions to gel the alliance for advance. Mrs. Alice Thompson, after dis­ 6:45 LawcII Thomas-Phll Hliutio til Aug. 17. Malinowsky is charged zoning regulations In hand, TEL. Mitchell 9-4595 candidates will oppose are Mrs lington Ave. around midnight progre.ss programs started 6:00 Sound Stage make certain that our manpower Clinic Set Next Week charge from the Lowell, Mass., 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:00 News goes Into proper fields.” with following too closely. Trapp, saying that the Donald Loverin, incumbent tax which re.sulted also in the arrest I Bolivia, Ujf?&^*bed by revolu- 8:30 Night Flight 7:10 CBS-In Pfr..nn The case of Leonard Incandella, t PORK CHOPS ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 of William Shields. 20, of 31 Oak A hearing and vision clinic for General Hospital. Instead it was 11 News 7:30 Fulton Lewis ELECTRONICS chickens were pets for his ^ TENDER, JUICY’, FLAVORFUL collector; Stuart Neff, incumbent I tionary ferment, won the first first-graders will be held Thurs­ Mrs. Thompson, a former Hebron 12:00 Sign Off 7:45 Showcase 20, of 50 Holl St., was continued children, appealed to the City treasurer and agent of the town SI. small-nation vlctor.v yesterday ffTio—itat ‘ 3:00 Yankees at Washmiflon Facilities for Judge until Aug. 21. Incandella Is charg­ Hospital Notes day and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to resident, who sustained a broken 6:00 News. Weather & Sports 10:30 8howca.se and News LABORATORIES Council where' he was advised deposit fund; John Lerch, Board ■ with a motion calling for priority 2:45 p.m. at the elementary hip and who Is being cared for at 6:30 Supnertime Serenade 12:15 Slpi Off 'Washington, "Aug. 11 (/P)—The ed witiv speeding. to move the chickens back to of Tax Review for s tw'o-year Births Thursday : A claughter to to aid to small countric.s. -Brazil, E ^ t Hartford Session HYGRADE'S SMOKED Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moore, 10 school. Services will be provided the home of her daughter. Mis. 6:45 Three Star. Extra. ... General Services Administration the garage or appeal to the term: and John Williams, for con­ I which ^ has serious economic by personnel from the State De­ Martin Crotty. 7:(^ Conversation Piece Is seeking 8478,000 to supply A charge of speeding against ZBA for a variance — or hold Mary Lane: a son to Mr. and Mrs. troubles in her own northeast, 7;W News of the World 277 BROAD stable. William Norris. Pinnacle Rd., El­ partment of Health and appoint­ Mrs. Miner, who also suffered 7.45 Grandstand Bandstand quarters in New Haven, Conn., Donald J. 'Tyrell, 26, of Storrs, was a barbecue. ^SHOULDERS Lb. •Hie Democrata whom the VIP I sought to change the wording to ments are now' being scheduled by from a broken hip, Is now recov­ 8:W Red Sox at Baltimore for Connecticut’s new U.S. dis­ nolled, after his trial ended in a He chosen to appeal to the LEAN 4 to 6-LB. AVERAGE candidates will o^wse are Pa.s- lington. ' read "regions" in direst need. 10:45 NIghtbeat. Birth Texlay; A .son to Mr. and Mothers' Club committee mem­ ering in a convale.scent home 11:00 New's ” CLOSED trict court Judge. hung Jury on Wednesday. ZBA members, who in turn cjuale A. (Pat) Tleyorio. nominee Mrs. Gordon Chamberlain, 50 ' The Bolivian motion won 19-1, bers. Mrs. John Parker of Pine Colchester. 11:15 Sports Final M. Joseph Blumenfeld of Bloom­ ► for treamirer and agent of the with the United States voting Ridge, and Mrs. John Harris, of 11:30 Starlight Serenade field, Conn., has been nominated GRADE "A " PLUMP BROILER Mountain St. alongside the Cuban regime who.se Home on Vacation 1:00 Sign Off town deposit fund; Abraham (Ab­ Discharged Thursday; Gerard Hendce Rd. Parents of first-grade wrop'-M ii FOR VACATION for the post by President Kennedy. ner) Brooks, for Board of Finance, revolutionary influence it .seeks children who have not yet been Lloyd S. Gray, former Air Force Staves. 10 Jacob St.: Thomas Lee, captain, now a major in the force, 6:00 Today In Hartford {BARR? I Sincere and belplul piid- Yesterday it was reported the 6-year Jerm; Atty. Thomas Mc- 109 High St.; Benjamin Wilson 84 to counteract ■with the alliance for contacted are asked to call Mrs. :15 Connecticut Ballroom ALL THIS WEEK GSA has aslled Congress for near­ TURKEYS 6-10 Lbs. 39c Keon, ftr Board of F rance of Tax progress program. Parker or Mrs. Harris. who. with his wife and five chil­ :00 Bob Scott UILBI *" '*** 4***^'"*'' *** EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST Village St., George Sznyal, 20 High dren is on vacation at the home 9:00 Ray Somers 16 ly 812 million to provide facili­ OPEN SAT. 10 to 6 Review: and Erwin C. Tuxburj'. St.; Mrs. Betty (lalbraith, Somers; The conference has attracted Bulletin Board t**" J yovr family monument, REOPENING ties t()T^ Bl-umenfeld and 35 other LOBSTER ON FRIDAY Scott Wells Jr., John Lehan, and ! private inv'estors from many parts The Andover Public Library of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ► 100% ALL BEEF Mrs. Anna Poliak, Wapping Rd.. old L. Gray"*!! Hebron, will return (kinsult us without obligation. new fed^al judges across the na­ EVENING Melvin Cantor, for constable. Windsorvilic; Mrs. Caro! Clark and I of the world — representatives of- will be open frorfi 7 to 9 tonight ? tion. 0 1»EN TONIGHT TILL 9 Henry Butler, town clerk, was I railroads, banks, power and auto­ and from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow. to Little Rock, Arkansas, in three THOMAS HNNIE MONDAY, AUG. 14 daughter. V'emon 'Trailer Park. weeks. He has been attending he FOR RENT Kennedy liAs created 73 new Lb. But Here IPs the only candidate who recelvc^d mobile Interests among others. 225 CHARTER OAK STREET Judges in all, but the GSA says ^GROUND BEEF the endorsement of all three par- Vernon and TalcottvUIe new* Is; Manchester Evening Herald 'Nuclear Weapon School In Denver. 8 and 16 mm. &Iovin Projectors MANCHESTER Conducts Service* -sound or silent, also 85 nun. I \ U MHO < M 10 of these can be' accommodated 10 LB. $3.50 tlea. Mrs. Loverin was endorsed handled through The Herald's Andover rorrespondent, Cindy aAS.***********-***-******* In existing court space and 10 BROILED both by her own Republican party, Rockv lllr bureau 5 W. Main 8t., U.S -sponsored aid prograni-but Pfanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim I Sunday services In both the Hc- slide projectors. Mothers! _ * •• r I first aare aaaiesna*seeking fato find a«»f out Viassr how 4f it will eventually ■work in new build­ and by the Demcxratic party. TR 5 31.36 or .Ml 9-6797. 2-6856. I bron and Gilead Congregational ings, lea'ving 53 others to be, quar­ This is the third time the can be done best, the risks in­ I Churches were conducted by the WELDON DRUG CO. Vacation’s almost over— lOBSTER volved and particularly what 901 Main St. TeL Ml 3-5821 tered somehow by altering exist­ has run — president of the associates' of the arty on Bolton Rd., Vdrnon. j , customary Public rtlllties FLETCHER GLASS GO. .Mitchell institution, a group of Individuals , M arria^ license: George Dar- agencies are not reaching." he said. tighter, firmer sesl (i) Alodine Precipitation may total 0.5 to Another investor said, however, Conn. Light & Power 28 30 0.8 inch or more occurring as A Stamford, Conn., man has been and corporations who support the gati of Thompson and Elizabeth ■ Conn. Light & Power 28 30 188 WEST MIDDI,!: TURNPIKE treated surface for longer Issting elected chairman of the trustees of "there are a million difficulties in finish (1) Available with or with­ scattered showers and thunder­ institution’s research prograni. Uannon. Tolland. St. Ber- ^^edding party on his honev-moon, the alliance for progress yet to be Hartford Gas Co. . . 56 CXIRNER DURANT ST. showers at times through the the Woods Hole Oceanographic In­ He is ' president of Edo (jorp;. D H O T l N r ^**^'^ * j which might last as long as two overcome." Southern .N'ew England out TVood Fiber Backer Board for period. stitution. Flushing, N. Y., which makes Ma­ To Attend Cwlerenre | or three months. The av il War Telephone ...... 51'j 64 ta added insulation, rigidity. Your Noel B. McLean, Stamford, who rine electronic equipment. -D r. P^bert F. King.sbury of 21jand this custom came to an .end Manufucturing Companies LARGEK QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! choice of 10 colors in baked-on was elected yesterday at the an­ Among new members of the cor­ Ham St.. Talcottvillc, has beenig,^„,t a centurv ago. Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 62Vj 66ta PLEN’TT OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING POLYMERIN enamel! Admits Setting Fire nual meeting succeeds one of the poration of the institution named Belccled to take part in a national ^ husband and mother- IAndover Associated Spring .. 16 18 Watepbury, Aug. 11 ((P) — A institution's founders. Dr. Henry yesterday was Howard C. Johnston •onforence on Curricula for b n -. 'rfear Janet, who arc being i Bristol Brass ...... 12'a 14 Btfon you dtckh—faka a good look of— 9-year-old boy, v/bo police say ad­ Bryant Bigelow, Cambridge,' who J r , New Caanan, Conn. dergradua e Majors in Physics. husband should have < Dunham Bush ...... 5 ‘* 6 '* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED mitted iieitting a fire tlhait caused "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" a ‘he Univer-sity of Denver from;better sense than to suggest siich , Work to Begin Em-Hart ...... 79 84 820,(KX) daimtge to Our Lady of . ' * honejunoon and vour mother-ln-1 Fafnir Bearing ..r.. 56'a 60’a GLASS FURNITURE TOPS NATIONAL Lourdea (Jhurch, has been turned PRICES! N. B. Machine ...... 23'a 25»a over to Juvenile authorities. fiwiluuisL MI 9-2343 g s ^ r of physics at Trinity Col- hii.sband's inritation. i On Carnibar North and Judd .... 15'2 17'a MIRRORS (Firepioc* and Door) Det. Robrt Thomas said yester­ Stanley Works ...... 16',v 18>3 HorizonUI Aluminum Siding, In S-ln. and 4-In. day the b<^ is in need of medical 8MM BROWNIE 8 Y y don't ploy around Veeder Root ...... 52 56 ■ / I clapboard •tylat, and tha naw Vartieal Panalt. treatment. Another 9-year-o!d who ■ Thoma.'i J. Wolff. C.L.U., of .1 the Dear Arthur: u.,* I x don't i__ know how PICTURE FRAMING (oH types) i HA?IGNAL MIfAi a d j u s t a b l e l>) in the dark! fn-Lj-Li-i-iItu A evwM . , olci \ ou arCi nut I nop^ \oii fc old Preparaljons for the Volunteer had been questioned in the Aug. TnomaH Wolff Agency w c u r r e n t ' 4^ 1- Fire Department's annual Cami- The above quotations are not to CDMMNT 6 fire has been cleared. DC construed as actual markets. W INDOW and PLATE GLASS. Call or write for FREE booklet REACH FOR . . . ly lecturing at the Statler Hilton . know wha^ bar will get underway tonight at M OVIE Hotel in Hartford to an Advanced!^"’,," 7= " ’ ■ I ^ 7 \ I a work meeting held In place of 4WNTBACTOR8: WE HAVE IN STOCK $20,000 Growth Study industry School for IBM account' " 7 7 ""“ h fJ-'eta? the regular rrionthly meeting. The Per Month sreci g| ] | V CLAMP-ON Washington, Aug. 11 (JP) — The executives. This school, sponsored ' ® men txill gather at 8 p.m. to work *>v the University of Connecticut ■ Milton ENJOY YOUR MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS *14.95 Central Naugratuck Valley Regional CAMERA Dear Milt: True love, my friend. on booth constniction and other Planning Agency of Connecticut School of Insurance, teaches IBM jobs which will transform the OPEN SATURDAY’S—OPEN THURSDAY’ EVENINGS ^^. PATIO personnel the essentials of the In-' Is ageless. VACATION WITH been given $20,000 to help it SHELVtNC 1 1 , main street of Andos'er Center ESTIMATES GLADLY’ GIVEN map the future growth of Water- FOR INDOOR-OUTDOOR MOVIES oustries' which they are serving. I am sure that I overnight into a fun area for t'o- ^ WITH SNAPSHOT EASE! Wolff Is on the program for two Dear Arthur: AN AMERICAN MADE bury, Nau^tuck and surrounding there are a lot of lonely people i morrow's fund-raising event. communities. • Easily assembled. W LITE lull days. As a major change from other Brownie 8 Movie • Sturdily constructed. V y w it h Slow Pitch Standings like me who would like to belong The grant w’as announced yes­ ■ 'tOl 6-FT. CORD to a Forty-Plus Club. How do I years, entertainment for young terday by the urban renewal ad­ camera with F/2.7 lens. • Safety wall brackets. • The standings in the recreation children will open at 2:30 p.m. to­ TRANSISTOR department slow pitch league are find one’ ministration. . • Complete with 4 corner posts, 5 Viola morrow with free merry-go-round Plans, charts and other materials Powerful, portable lite ■a follow.?: Special Sale—2 'Days Only shelves, back& sideUC supporldiraces.lduppui UUIOL for outdoor lighting, " American Legion. 9 won. 1 lost; Dear Viola: You ran either lo­ ride.? for child-en. Other events are to be completed in two years. cate one in your rommunity or of the Carnibar, such as games attics, cellars, work­ IVestland Terrace. 8 won, 2 lo.st; shops, garages, photog; Rockville Hotel. 7 won. 4 lost; st.jirt one of your own. If one ex-1 skill and chance, and bingo. Norwalk s Puzzle ohu 1st.?, finding It is easy. Contact I'"ul' begin at 6 p.m. 15,88 raphy, etc. Heavy r' Rockville Jaycees. 5 won. 7 lo.st; M1.S.S Dorothea Raymond, an World Famous Stamford, Aug. 11 (Ah—Com­ 6.88 copper wire cord. Union Congregationkl Church, 3 your clergyman. .YtVC.\. social menting on the “confusing politi­ won, 6 lost: Vernon Congregation­ service agency, or United Fund honorary member of the depart­ cal setup of the city of Norwalk,” al CSiucch, 2 won, 8 lost: Vernon for information. ment, has arranged to have a large ZENITH, MOTOROLA, 6 TRANSISTOR Commop Pleas Judge Otto H. Esso, 2 won. 9 lost. If one does not e.xist. then you variety of rake.s, home made LaMacchia upheld higher water GOLF The American Ijcgipn team rjui ha\-e the thrill of organizing breads and other baked good-s for GENERAL ELECTRIC rates yesterday for some Norwalk needs onl.v to beat, the Union one. Do not try to start organiz­ sale on a counter in front of the residents. ing all hv youi-self., There are too firehouse. A refreshment stand RCA, EMERSON, KODAK Church aiid V'emon Esso to win The complaining citizens live BALL 8 MM. ihe Rockville Recreation Slow many other people who want such will provide hot dogs, coffee, soda POCKET outside the First Taxing District Htch League. Westland Terrace a club and who are just waiting and other item.?. but receive city water. Judge La­ In second place with only two de- to help you organize one. Wlien Plans have been made to con­ Real Quality Macchia noted that expanded fa­ fgte MOVIE feats is in hope that the I-egion y6ii .speak with church group.s. clude the evening’s entertainment cilities due to the growth of out- W A S H N 'D B l will falter. Westland Terrace has recreation center personnel, bos- with a block dance. As in previous HURRICANE ■ lying areas were being paid for SPORT TOWBL Low Prices RADIO WITH BACH 3 PACK! FILM one game remaining with'Vernon 1 pital admini.strators and the di- .vears, a number of tickets have by First District taxpayers, and iShurch. ' rectors of similar organizslions. been mailed in advance to steady that the water commissioners Family-Fun! • LONG OISIANCE • *EAl CUCK The Rockville Hotel team is in ‘ vou’ll find that many of them are of the Carnibar.'■hut oth- (SIZE OF A PACK DAMAGE! • TOP OUAUrr e OURABlUTY REG. 2.89 SAMPLE BUY... OF CIGARETTES) were Justified in raising water 1 /2 G a l l o n Ehird place. Union Church could ! looking for someone with your; may obtain them at the Slain rates outside the first district. • HIGH COMPRESSION NOW tie the Jaycees. for fourth place,'}outspoken interests. i St. entrance off Hebron Rd. The Judge went on to say that BADMINTON SET VUCANIZCO COVfl RE.ROOF Special • llOUtO CENTER^ ^ 1 Cl but would have to beat the Ajneri- I wish voii the best tif luck! 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SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 tions to bring a German psaes Mary Oaudrsault, Arnold J, Han­ and asked to give hie “ setlmate of Columbia Cooling Thought, treaty, repeating his assurances Aasirlfpstpr / Chamber Protests A 'fhought for Today na, Horace 8. Holt, Mrs. Bdlto East Germany Says Talks West Awaiting that people of West Berlin would the feasibility of developing a K. Klemsrk. Richard B. Krlatoff, Nikita Calls Manchester Water Co. weapon which would destroy hu­ SpoMorad by th« Maaebeater both FAIRWAYS But Costly, Too not be disturbed and that access Weekend Weather Yeomans Releases Mrs. Carol L. Ladd, ****•, to the city by western countriies SttPttUtg Ijpritm ^*8 and Connell of Churches nDttg.Lftng^f OunnEr M. LytlkEln- man beings without destroying the OPEN every FR1. - On Red Peace Pact Started Soviet Offer of would be guaranteed. me. real aetate values.” Forecasts ‘Not Hot’ List of Jui*ors «n. , F or' thoM. who are wilting W est Stand ; He said that If the tWest would Asks Rate Increase -Vaeattonn’ . AUo, Irvih D. Malkle, Frank under the humid weather, the not participate, "W e will be forced The President replied: ‘‘No.’’ T. Miner, Layton M. Moaeley, (OnotlBiMd fn m Pag* One) Will your vacation of 1961 M TE till 9; and Berlin Parley town controller's annual re­ to sign a peace treaty without The President was told that Q — Do any nations maintain (GonUniied front Pago One) The list of Columbia residents Joseph A. Pelletier, Mrs. Edna L. __ R. raRO achieve the purpose for which It port contained some comfort­ them. The Manchester Water Co. today filed with the Puolic Util­ some people doubt Russian space diplomatic representatives in Vati­ Peterson, Mrs. Bertha M. Rath- the Welt would reject It and then ing data. ‘Fairy Tale’ PuhlUhcn was intended ? Will you return who may be called to serve on (ConUnned from Pago Om ) "Let’s not threaten, let's not do ities Commission (FUC) in Hartford an application for re­ raaadad Octobar L UU can City 7 were still using early morning re­ bun, William C. Roblnaon. Abra­ AaDAYMON0AY4 Khruahehev would go ahead and News Tidbits Expenditures for rental exploits and was asked whether he rested and spiritually renewed to juries in the state's three court things which widen the gap be­ vised tariff and water rates which coincide with the water A — Yes, about 80. ports of rain all day and terrible ham Rubin, Arnold A. Slhvonen, -sign It before the end of the year, equipment last year tripled tween us, let’s sit down at the ta­ Rt« 9 Branliic Bzoapt himself was satisfied that the tackle the taak of the new year systema between Sept. 1 of this from the AP Wires for a western military buildup to (Continued from Page One) fog.” and Russell H. Wheeler Jr. as promised. over that of the, preceding ble and discuss things quietly. firm’s present conversion from a surface or reservoir system HoUura. BnUrM at tM Russians had really put two men Q—What follower of Karl Marx with renewed vigor and hope? A year and Sept. 1, 1962, has been reinforce the West's hand at the to a modem well' system. • C ------____ at Maadiaatar. OoBB.. aa Ae part of the campaign against bargaining table. year. The increased coet total­ Union by Premier Amlntore Fan- "Today I read about President CUaa MaU Kattar. in orbit. was a Union Army officer in the The official Weather Bureau vacation la nothing new for we see released by John Yeomans, supe­ ing $31,442, was for contract The PUC has set Monday, Sept. yet It still requires over a quarter forecast for New Hampshire at the subject referred to in the the West on Berlin, Khruahehev Premier Khrushchev Is report­ fani of Italy. He said he asked Fan- Kennedy's press confei%nce. He The President .answered: ‘‘Yes.” Civil War? rior court clerk. John C. Satterfield, 67-year-old equipment to pu.sh, load and said he hoped to achieve a peace­ 18 at 10:80 a.m. as a hearing date, of a million dollars to put this new BOBeCRXPnOM RATE* 11:30 a.m. Sunday was: Bible. The puipose of getting away Jurors for superior court, com­ named Marshal Ivan S.- Konev, ed to hs^e told John J. McCloy, fani where the North Atlantic system into operation. 'ITiii Is, how­ Pi^lda In AdTanoe He ceased using monosyllables, A —, Ool. Joseph Weydemeyer. lawyer from Yazoo City, Mich., remove last winter’s heavy Treaty Organization rocket bases ful solution. Such a statement we at Hartford, to review the new "Partly cloudy, continued warm in the Scriptures is that the per­ mon' pleas court, and circuit Dependable former military Commander of formerly takes over as president President Kennedy's disarmament rates and charges. ever, only about half the cost of. Carrier MaU CEMENT adviser, he is convinced U.S. al­ enow. In addition, 44 men of were located in Italy and, accord­ hail. Toward that the efforts of Tear ...... tlSJO tSAW and delivered quite a lecture on Q — Is Holland or The Nether­ with scattered showers or thun­ son going might achieve spiritual court will be chosen from the list the Warsaw Pact and one of Rua- of the American Bar Association The request for a water rate In­ an alternative method of Improve­ IConths ...... 7.75 ll.OU aia's top aoldlera, to command So­ lies wouldn't fight to hold West the town highway crew re­ ing to Krushchev, got the reply that the Soviet Union are directed. the role of the military in the life lands the proper name for the derstorms north, fog along the renewal and be better able to live Columbia citizens are Albert R. in St. Louis . . .President Ken­ ceived overtime for snow and crease is the second brought be­ ment involving- construction of a MoBtiia ...... 5.90 6:f0 coast. Little temperature change Used Refrigerators W. H. ENGLAND viet forces drawn up against the Berlin. they were located in orange or­ "We believe that comlnon sense I-?! of a democracy when he was ask­ Dutch nation? ‘ ' his life as a child of God when Bourey, Charles E. Burnham, Mrs. nedy signs bill creating new posi­ ice removal. fore the PUC by the water com­ filter plant," Morse said. Weakly JO tonight. Considerable cloudiness Gladys W. Chalmers, Frederick West in Germany. Khrushchev also was said to chards. will win. We hope the western Mqrse pointed out that although aaaaaaaaaaaaaa ed for his views on the contro­ A — Either is proper. he returns. If our vacation does LUMBER CO. tion as Assistant Secretary of i.a- August "dog days" are Khrushchev said the Soviet peo­ pany within the last 18 months. with occasional showers and thun- H. Chowanec, Leonard A. Cou- Overhauled end Tested The Communist presa made no have scoffed at their present mili­ powers will decide that the con­ Early in 1960, the water firm the new wells will provide an am­ not do this for us, perhaps we bor and imrhediately nominates tary strength In his July 26 ses­ cheaper for the taxpayers. ple like Italian oranges but that if clusion of a ' peace treaty will k e m b b r or versy over the association of offi­ derstofros and cooler.” ought to take a second look and chon, Mrs. Clementine Demesco, fuaa about the appointment. Neuea Mrs. Esther Peterson, director of was seeking about $40,000 addi­ ple water supply for normal and THB ASaomTED PRESS Q — What weather fact do we • Open All Dny Saturday • Deutschland, the official party or­ sion with McCloy. war came and Italy is "pushed" bring "better results than sabre The Aaaoclated Presa la exclualvely cers in uniform with extremist po­ Hampton Beach Is in the south­ Mk ourselves what our vacation Mrs. Lillian A. Eldredge, Ralph J. the labor department's womens against the Soviet Union, he would tional revenues to allow comple­ emergency purposes, the old reser- ■ antitled to the uae of repubUcaUoo of learn by studying the width of the ern part of the state. gan, carried the one-sentence- re­ McCloy yesterday gave a report rattling or playing with fire. voirs will still be available on a litical sentimants. individual rings in the trunk of a really is doing for us. Let the Bllla Mrs. Harriet A. Fagan, Wil­ bureau, for the post. not hesitate to send rockets raining tion of the new well system. After all nawa dlanatehea credited to It or At the U.S. Weather Bureau in liam E. Floeting. Potterton's port in bold type, on page one, un­ on the tajk to a closed meeting of "The Soviet government will do several hearings, the PUC grant­ stand-by for use In imusual circum­ not otberartaa credited In ttala paper The President t(wk pains to tree ? ''*• time away be time gained and not "A t the Green”—M l 9-8201 Metropolltal Opera Association the Senate Republican Policy on the orange orchards of Italy. everything it can to prevent a new and alao the local newa pupUahed here. Boston, district forecaster Albert wasted. Also, William J. Gamache Jr., ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church der a small headline. and Musicians Union resume ef­ Obituary He said the same thing would ed a two-cent per day fate in­ stances such ae extreme drought All ligbta of repabUcatlon of special point out that It seemed to be the A — The degree of raininess or Flahive said: "I think what these Mrs. Norma N. Gardner, Mrs. This way pf playing the newa Committee. Senate . Republican war. crease during a mid-July hearing, dr as protection in cases of .serious dispatches beraln are alao reaarved. dryness of the year. A thick ring Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, forts to come up with arrange I.>:ader Everett M. Dirksen of R- happen to other small countries "The Soviet Union is not afraid ‘Tunatic fringe” which had taken Chamber of Commerce people are was in accordance with the Com­ ment that could be the most Im that harbor NATO bases, such as making it retroactive tp July 1. fires or other emergencies. shows the year was rainy, a thin probably objecting to are televi- Center Congregational munist line that the West is mak­ linois declined to give details. of any threats." Additional pipelines will also Im­ rull sertlca client of N. E A. Serr- over the plane hi-jacking profes­ Church. poiiant one that opera lovers will ChariM K. Krivickaii Greece and Norway. The rate increase brought com­ ring that it was dry. sioh and radio commentators who ing threats, but that there will be Others who attended the hour- But, he added, "We will not be pany revenues up an estimated prove distribution for better flr<* lee. Inc. sion. and. perhaps with some deli­ hear this year . . . Four nuclear long GOP session quoted McCloy South Windsor — Charles K. The Soviet ' premier departed the first to push the button for PubUahara Rapreaentatlyes: Ths Q—What were the names of the ignore the official forecast and no War. The appointment of Mar­ scientists who say they feel their $25,140 a year. protection, he added. Julius Mathews Special Acancy — Haw cate admission that not only the as saying: Krivdekas (Krivlck), 78, of 165 from hts notes at this point and rocket war.” York, Chlcaco. Detroit and Bostoo. three Biblical Wise Men of the offer their own opinions.” Councilman Blind shal Konev—who was said to have occupation has given them better launched into a table-thumping ffiie prfesent request would in­ MEIOER AT7DIT BURBAD OT Congress but the White House East? The forecast for today? Partly retired more than a year ago for 1. — Khrushchev said force West Rd., died Wednesday at St. He expre.ssed gratitude to work­ crease the domestic customer rate AIR-CONOintiNEO than ordinary understanding of would be met by force in Berlin. display of disdain and ridicule di­ CntCnDATIOMS. might Improve its future reaction A —Caspar (or Caspar), Mel­ cloudy, warm and humid with af­ Indianapolis—Thomas Hasbrook, reasons of health—may be design­ the ramifications of nuclear war Francis Hospital in Hartford. rected at the United States. ers in Soviet defense industries for by about 90 cents per month — RochviUp~y ernon chior and Balthazar, ternoon thunderstorms. Partly ed more for its effect on the West He added that in any hostilities "volunteering” to work an 8-hour The Herald Printing Company, Ine., processes, said this: chief of employe communications plan to erect a colony of radia the United States could not rein­ He w’as bom In Kaunas, Lithu­ President Kennedy, he said, is or three cents more per day. The aasnmea no financial reaponatbfiJty tor cloudy and continued warm to­ of a large Indianapolis pharma­ than on sentiment in the Commu­ tion shelters. having a difficult time rea.ssessing day henceforth instead of a 7- average customer now pays be­ "Because yesterday’s hl-jacking Q—What did Archimedes say he nist area. force its military strength in the ania, Aug. 12, 1882 and had lived ho'ur day. The- volunteering was Scheibc! Retires typograpbloQl errors appearing In aO- night with a few thunderstorms ceutical firm, is a blind veteran. Four of the candidates for the in South Windsor for 20 years. his nation's values. tween $8.50 and $9 for each quar­ Tertuemenki and other read^ matter aroused such great public excite­ required in order to move the before midnight. Saturday, partly Bolz told parliament Berlin area by land, sea or air. done earlier this week at the sug­ In The Haaebester Brenlnc Herald. He la a member of the City Coun­ first U. S. orbital space flight Before retiring 12 years ago, he "There, a person may he a beg­ ter of the year. earth ? cloudy, warm and humid with af­ cil and has been a state senator would remain a free city—but un­ 2—Khrushchev boasted Russia gestion of party officials who cit At the 1960 July hearing, the As Mail Carrier ment and the week before, even scatter to stations thousands of could produce a rocket carrying a was employed by the Pratt and gar or king as he choses,” he said. Display aorertlalng closing hours: A—He said, "Give me a place to ternoon thunderstorms. and state assemblyman. der Communist definition thi.s ed- the tense International situa­ PUC, in an effort to help the though we now see that' neither miles apart from which they will warhead with explosive power Whitney Co., Inc., of West Hart­ Khrushchev .said the United tion. Par Mooday—1 p.m. Friday. stand and rest my lever, and I can would mean withdrawal of western observe a forthcoming test shot States is "accustomed to have water firm in its expansion plan, Harold R. Scheibe, 101 Orchard' For Tnesdsoe—1 p.m. Monday. one of these hi-jackings were done move the earth.” garrisons posted against such equal to 100 million tons of TNT. ford. Nevertheless, Khrushchev Par Wednesday^! p.m. Tuesdv. . . . James K. Kealoha, lieutenant He said the United States has not Surviving are three sons, Stan­ people speak to them with down­ coiinseled the company to try to St., has retired after 30 years of Por TTiuiaday^l p.m. Wednesday. by Cubans, it does, it seems to me, GS Communist devices as "spontane­ claimed the Soviet Union is now service with ’ the Rockville Post governor Of Hawaii, and two other cast eyes—fastened on their shoes get additlopal capital by author­ — — ■ “xm. Thursday. Q—What are the last three ous demonstrations.” developed the thrust to fire a ley A. Krivickaa of Oakland, Calif., "strong as never before." make it Important for us trf act men found dn the beach near New George A. Krivlckas of Wapplng or trousers.”' izing additional stock to pay debts Office. Pridax. states to be admitted to the Union? tElF-SUWK KPT. 5TSU With Berlin in Communist weapon of this size. Most recently, he carried mall 10:50 a.m. each with the prudence which is worthy QUALITY Port, Ore., uninjured with their McCloy was quoted as having and Albert Krivlckas of Eaat He said this wa.s because the sind make way for the water firm day of pObUcatlca axeept Saturday— A—Arizona, Alaska and Hawaii. hands, East Germany would be Inboard cruiser damaged early to­ Americans had gotten used to to float a bond issue. on the Ellington Ave. — Middls 5 a.m. of a great power which bears re­ virtually sealed off from the We.st told the Republicans he is satis­ Hartford; two daughters, Mrs. IMPRINTED day after being' missing over Stanley J. Malachowskl of Weth­ thinking of themselves as the mo.st Byrd Seen Losing The water company, in Decem­ Butcher Rd. — Orchard St. route, sponsibilities for the defense of Q—From what two directions do P IN E S T . and H A R T FO R D R D . and its people would be unable to fied Khrushchev means business and before that he carried mall Friday, Auguit 11 night on salmon fishing trip in the about signing a peace treaty with ersfield and Mrs, 'Frank Dzen of powerful nation on Earth. ber 1960, resdized $100,000 in freedom all around the globe not the trade vdnds blow? flee. ocean. But we too are a powerful on the Union St. — Windsor Ave. A—Northeast and southeast. XMAS CARDS Stoph warned that new mea­ East Germany. Wapping and six grandchildren. On Aid Bill Curbs funds from a sale of 1,000 shares route. to make determination of policy A ten year old state law wa.s in­ The funeral will be held tomor­ country.” Khrushchev continued of common stock at $100 per How End It? sures might be taken to stop the voked for the fir.st time in West and demanded respect from the But he is best remembered for until our Information is more com­ Q—When was the last instance « NOW ON DISPLAY ^ refugee flow. And he hinted they A super-super bomb with a row at 8:15 a.m. at the Newkirk (Continued from Page One) share, with the PUCs approval. his service on the Grand Ave. — Warwick, R.I., when a North wallop of 100 million tons of TNT and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 United States for "his majesty, the The funds were used to pay off W « have now had a sample of plete.” of a horse winning America's ORDER EARLY FOR CHOICE SELECTION might be taken even before' a working class." Plllsbury Hill route, which he de­ Providence man was fined $100 for -such as Soviet Premier Khrush­ Burnside Ave„ East Hartford, fol­ outstanding notes and restore the And when, yesterday, the Presi­ triple Crown? ^ OFFICE HOURS 8:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. Save on Everything at King’ s peace treaty is signed. He harked back to the Paris for the loan fund would come from livered for 20 yesu's. The route how the provision of armed re- feetllng unrooked garbage to chev has threatened to produce— lowed by a solemn high Mass of company’s working capital. dent was asked about Khrush­ A —Citation in 1948. "The generosity of the state or­ swine . . . Prominent British movie summit conference of May 1960, the "backdoor" of the treasurj’, was his first full time one. alstance to a plane hl-Jacklng at­ gans of the (East) German Demo­ would not be as destructive aa 5 requiem at St. Francis of Assi.si "outside of effective annual ap On Dec. 20, 1960, the PUC then Wednesday morning he was chev's latest Berlin policy speech, I SCHIELDCE PRIN'HNC CO. official, David Kingsley, says the to 10 smaller H-bombs. Church in South Windsor at 9 which broke down before it got tempt can work. It was a com­ Q—Has the planet Mars any cratic Republic over travel has center of the film business is mov­ started, and said Prime Minister proprlations control." granted the water firm permis­ presented a certificate of com­ paratively lucky eample, for only he made his chief response the moons ? been shamelessly misu.sed by the U.S. officials say theoretically o'clock. Burial-will be in St.. Cath­ Administration leaders claimed sion to Issue $325,000 in bonds. mendation from Postmaster Gen­ ^Corner Spruce and Birch Sts. MI 9-7690] ing from Hollywood to Britain . . . it is possible to build H-bombs of erine's Cemetery. Broad Brook. Harold Macmillan of Britain tried following: A—Yes, In 1877 two were dis­ traders in humans for their dirty Dr. Fred Schwartz, president to make peace between Khrush­ they would turn back the Byrd A jx)rtion of the $325,000 re­ eral J. Edward Day, and a letter some Innocent people, not all of covered. any desired energy with the only Friends may call at the funeral amendment by a margin of five to "It Is the strong conviction of New Doll Sensation aims,'' Stoph said. of the Chri.stian anii-Communi.sm chev and then President Dwight financed an existing debt of $114,- of appreciation from Boston Re­ the innooent people Involved, were limitation on size the-ability of home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. He gave no detail.a but it ap­ D. Eisenhower after the Soviet seven votes. They are counting on 000 (First Mortgage Bonds Series gional Director Donald P. Steele. ' killed, and the plane Itself was the United States Government Q—What Southeast Pacific crusade says America's foreign planes or missiles to deliver the at least six of the Senate’s 36 Re­ peared that some form of ban on policy is t>a.spbaseball and learn the lessons chev threatened to mobilize Rus­ kill almost everyone for a distance 225 Main St., tomorrow at 2 p.m. lighted audience. firm, have been informed by let­ Co., 40 Brooklyn St., Rockville, al­ of fair play. Nothing like the habit of refugee flow from the East. sian reserve.S. Khrushchev strongly ridiculed "With a lot of luck, we can com­ shot fired Inside a plane In high Stoph claimed western "head up to 12 miles in all directions. Be^ with the Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, ter this week, that the new rates leging non-payment of both individ­ These Little League players Konev takes rommand of an es­ American talk of creating a neu plete action on the bill by the mid­ have been filed with the PUC. altitude fll^ t could very easily Box Office Weather saving regularly at Man­ hunters" operate at conferences in tween 12 miles and 20 miles associate pastor of South Meth dle of next week," Mansfield told ual income taxes and withholding today are bigger than boys of timated 20 divisions or more amid probably half the inhabitants odist CSiurch, officiating. Burial tron bomb that would "kill every­ "Through test drilling, we have taxes for last year. doom the whole flight right then In his capacity as president of that age used to be. Their bones chester’s oldest finan­ We.st Berlin and West Germany, mounting Communist charges that thing living but preserve material newsmen. "In any event I look for been fortunate ln,,^aU ng such trying to persuade East German would be killed, and buildings left will be in East Cemetery. passage by the end of next week.” According to an inptmment re­ and there, In any number of ways. are stralghter; teeth are Chancelio)- Adcnaner’.s West Ger- value."!.” large quantities W pure under­ the Long Island State Park Com­ cial institution to de­ delegates to defect. He charged ad­ standing would be damaged be Friends may call at the funeral corded in the office of the town Realistically, then, the only sure mission, the famed Robert Moses whiter; and the bloom of good manv government and the nialor yond repair. home tonight from 7 to 9. "They want to kill a man but ground 'water that our company is clerk, the government charges the health radiates. velop a strong financial visory centers were set up at a NATO powers are threatening leave his clothes undisturbed” he Oxygen Tent AnimaU one of only a very few In the entire compainy owes $1,877.24 for Individ­ way to prevent hi-jacking Is to is concerned with the box office medical congress in West Berlin Out to 45 miles on a clear day Modem nutrition with quality war over Berlin. there would be fires. Mrs. Mabel R. Wood said. "This is horrible." country which is able to serve its ual income of March 81, on the prevent the presence of a gun on success or failure of entertain­ physique. Time to start last May to help medical men f'.ee. Ulbricht in a speech to Workers He descritied creation of such customers their basic water supply assessment date of May 26, 196.1; vitamins and good medical care The fireball of the blast w’ould Mrs. Mabel Rose Wood, widow Chicago — A new oxygen tent a plane. ment ventures in facilities under aided by fine, new pharmaceu­ is NOW! East Germany has a serious short­ in an East Berlin factor>' said: bomb aa predatory morals and said that attaches to cage doors in from deep wells,’ ’ Ernest L. Morse and $4,581.23 for withholding taxes age of doctors—a.s well as other be three miles in diameter with of John Wood, died this morning This is much more easily said his administration, and he has ticals have helped to create this "The border.s of the German it was not the Soviet attitude. animal hospitals has been developed vice president of the water com of June 30 on the assessment data skilled personnel. Many have fled Democratic (ODR) must, if nec­ temperatures of about 18 million at Manchester Memorial Hospital "Our moral is to protect man pan^ said of Aug. 4. than done. The only absolutely ef­ written a letter to all the radio picture of health. after a long illness. to treat small animals suffering Our pharmacy is proud of the to West Germany. essary, be defended militarily degrees Farenheit. himself." he added heat, prostration, respiratory ill- lie coet of this conversion has The lien is against both the prop- ficient way to do It would be to She was bom in Charlton and TV stations In the New York extra measure o f good health The Communist may shy away against the militarists in Bonn, 2. The 20 megaton bomb would He again appealed for negotia- ' ness, or shock. been kept as low as possible, and erty and the rights to the property. require a thorough search of every area asking them please to keep from closing off the border Itself and b>' the forcc.s of the Soviet cause complete destruction and Mass., March 7, 1875, and had made possible by our stocks of been a resident of Manchester for because that would anticipate the Union aa well as the national peo­ kill virtually everyone out to r\ i person and of every package or their weather forecasts deadpan, pharmaceuticals and health 45 years. She was a member of needs. CURRENT ANNUAL OfEN TODAY peace treaty demanded by Khrush­ ple’s army.’’ distance of approximately s i x piece of luggage, admitted to a without "ad-libbing and ornamen­ chev to turn West Berlin into a miles. And there would be wide the Chtirch of the Nazarene. DIVIDEND Ulbricht said strengthening She is survived by three sons plane. The legal right of tiie air tation.” Today’s Prescription Is The UNTIL 5 PjM, **free city.** East Germany "in all fields" would spread damage, and the killing of lines to do this might be estab­ Biggest Bargain In History Closing the border also might about half the people in the area George R. Wilcox of Bemardston, “ Dramatic and fanciful embel- W^rn the West against what he Mass., Frederick Wilcox of Mon­ lished easily and quickly enough; result In an uprising that could termed “war hvsteria ignited in extending 6 to 12 miles from the llshmenta and -' interpretations, run out of control and provide roe, Conn., and Cecil C. Wilcox of the employment of the personnel West Germany.” blast center. added to the factual, official •ft •* * even greater dangers to world "Thus," Shafer told a reporter, Vernon; one daughter, Mrs. to do this and the amount o f time A few hours later ADN. the of­ Charles Strant of Coventry; and weather forecasts, have misled lis­ peace. ficial East German news agency, "by increasing the energy of your it vmuld take to do it would be WESTOWN A West Berlin newspaper, Mor- one brother, Burt Rose of Catau- teners and viewers,” said Moses. revealed Konev's appointment al­ bomb from 20 megatons to 100 met, Mass. Colonial quaintness for something else again. What the pi­ genpost, commented today in an you only about double the radius "The damaging effects on re­ ■■ PHARMACY editorial; "The mood in the (East) most casually. It said Ulbricht Funeral arrangements being lots are asking is the quick inven­ 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-994« received the mar.shal "who has of destruction." sort areas is serious when radio or fsyeTt^et Heaeaiftt Mififvi.O. zone is near the boiling point. If handled by the Holmes Funeral tion of some device which will per- the safety valve provided by Ber­ been named by the Soviet govern­ Home, 4Q0 Main St., are still in­ TV commentators unnecessarily ment a.s supreme commander of your maple and cherry rooms foim this Inspection of persons lin is shut. It can come to an ex­ complete. emphasize or even exaggerate a BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE tl» COVENTRY the Soviet forces temporarily sta­ and baggage automatically • Ap' plosion.” Did You simple weather forecast, such as Bebupuncentrated in his speech tioned in the German Democratic Oayle Gordon parently those of us who thought Republic." ‘chance of widely scattered show­ on the international aspects of Know That— Tolland—Gayle Gordon, two- such devices were already, perfect Konev succeeds Col. Gen. Ivan ers,’ ” he said. the planned peace treaty, but he Rich in rice, fish, tropical fruits year-old daughter of Harry and i •d and successfully in use, as at made clear it would give East I. YakubovsUi, who held the com­ and other food*, the 25>j million Adella Foster Gordon, died yester­ mand more than a year. There was the entrances of plants with strict And Guy Lombardo, the band Germany what it regards as the people of Thailand enjo.v the high day at her home on Hurlburt Rd. I leader who produces an outdoor right to keep refugees from mak­ no word on what happened to him. eat standard of living in southern She was bom In Manchester, | security regulations, have been Konev, 62, has along been a top show In one of Mr. Moses’ facili­ ing the final and decisive step of Asia. Sept. 9, 1958, and had lived In mistaken. their 'journey-a flight from the Soviet general and an important Tolland all her life. ties, has complained to the Fed­ Apparently, imtll novtit such de­ Breathe Better! Communist- surrounded city communist party functionary. June 21, the first day of .summer Surviving, be.sides her parents , vice Is perfected and put In use, or eral Communications Commission through western 'air corridors to The barrel-chested marshal,' a in the United States, is the first are a sister, Lynn Gordon, at along the same line. He saya the We.*!t. Germany. peasant who worked as a lumber­ day of winter in the southern home; her paternal grandmother, until the overwhelming nuisance jack before he joined the Commu­ weather forecasters ruiried busi­ Although he repeated East Ger­ temperate and antarctic zones. Mrs. Harry Gordon Sr. of .Wor­ o f the universal searm Is resorted Sleep Better! man assurance that the freedom nist party and the Soviet Army in cester, Mass.; and her maternal | ness for him last weekend by 1918, first won fame in the war to, there is only one/safe and sen' of West Berlin would be re.spected Current estimates suggest that grandmother, Mrs. Joseph M. De- i Bible thing for the/ crew of any dramatizing predictions of storms as a "free, deifttUtarized city” against Finland in 1939-40. Souze of Springfield, Mass. After a distinguished career the universe is from 10 to 13 plane to do once /any passenger which never arrived. and that traffic woiiid flow un­ billion years old. Funeral services will be held [ hindered after a peace treaty, he against the German aimies in tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Unit­ produces a gun. That would be not The Bad part of all this is that Feel Better! Drying clothes added: •; World War II, he served as a ed Church of Christ, Tolland. The to resist, but to/ concentrate on it represents a situation in which deputy defense minister and head­ The Oklahoma state flower "The right of eVery state to mistletoe. Rev. Frank Van Cleef, pa.stor. will persuading the hl-j'acker to give those who do the weather fore- is easy today... WITH sovereignty over its traffic belongs ed the tribunal that sent Lavrenty officiate, and burial will be in orders which will permit a safe caatlng are blamed if they do and also to the (East) German Dem­ P. Berta, chief of the Soviet Secret North Cemetery, Tolland. ocratic Republic, the prestige of Police, to death in the fight for The Church of England rathe landing. blamed if they don't. If they don't dral in Liverpool has been under Friends may call at the Ladd those .states which acknowledged control of the Kremlin that fol­ Funeral Home, 19 Ellington* Ave., Possibly, there could be one mention all the possibilities in the this sovereignty would not suffer." lowed Stalin's death.' Konev com­ construction for 57 years. It may not be finished until the 1980's. Rockville, tonight from 7 to 9 other cure, wWch could lie within weather picture, they are blamed He also said a peace treaty manded Russian and East Euro­ o’clock. the policy of/nations rather than If one of them does arrive. But by would open the way for "the mili­ pean satellite forces iri the War­ 1. saw Pact, the Communist coun­ In any technology. If the United the, time they get through men­ tary neutrality of both German Mrs. George Whitney states and .so to a neutral, peace­ terpart of NATO, for five year? States and ^ b a were to agree to­ tioning all these possibilities, they PubKc Records Word had been received by rela­ Puritron ful unified Germany." until July 24, 1960. An announce­ tives in town of the death of Mrs. have frequently said so many - v-'i gether, and other nations were to Thus it also was becoming in­ ment then said he had be'en re­ George Whitney of Salisbury, Vt. join them, on the proposition that things and offered so many alter­ creasingly clear that one of the lieved at his own request, and he '''Warrantee^^Peed She was the mother of Mrs. Rus­ any hi-jacked plane would auto­ natives that pwple tend to forget ' Even in hay-fever season! Communist aims in provoking the has been out of the public eye. Charles Ponticelli to James sell Wilson, of 100 Plymouth Lane Berlin crisis is to force western since then. matically be returned, together everything they have said—ex­ and Emma A. Muisener, property and the widow of George Whitney. recognition of the East German The Communist party also-used at 506 Woodbridge St. with Its hl-jackers, to the' country cept of course, the more unpl'eas'- The funeral will be held Sunday regime. Konev to counter the great popu­ Marriage License afternoon in Salisbury. of their origin, we imagine the suit possibilities. The forecasters Cleans and Filters Out The West has withheld recogni­ larity of Marshal Georgi Zhukov Daniel Joseph McKeever of 60 trade of hl-jacklng might end as try to be more accurate and com­ tion on the ground that such a and to direct the purge against move would help perpetuate the Doane St. and Carolyn .PrlsciUa William F. Marcenoekry suddenly as It has flowered. To plete. But we doubt that many of so’s home heating him four years ago. Konev ac­ Arsenault of East Hartford, Sept Rockville—William F. Marcenos- postwar division of Germany, rep­ cused his chief of treating the date the hi-jacking score reads 25 us are very thankful for their ef­ Pollen—Smoke ~ Dust resent acquiescence to Soviet 2, St. Bridget’s Church. key, 71, of 140 W. Main St., died our w ay! army as his private domain and Building Permits last night at the Newington Vet­ Cuban planes hl-Jacked to Ameii' forts. We would like it better,’pos­ power in the nation's eastern half lumped him with Stalin as a blun­ and help persuade Germans in the Norman J. Dion, for additions erans Hospital. can soli, 8 American planes hi' sibly, if they told us less, made You get premium'quility Grease—Odors, Too! derer. He was bom In Poland, Sept. 15, East that they must get used to to home at 29 Edgerton St., $1Q0 WOOL .50 Jacked to Cuban soil; 11 C^ban It less complicated, and therefore MobiJhest with RT-98 . . . the Charles M. Warren, for additions 1889, the son of Anthony and Al- planes still held in this country, less accurate, over any ^>an of most completely effectivs fuel to home at 113 Homestead St bertha Darmofal Marcenoskey. He was a veteran of World War FACE one American plane still held in time. ^ oil additive in use today. And Electronically Boards to Study $ 100. BRAIDS you get premium service. Au­ Fred Knofla for Mary Giblin, al­ I and was employed by Pratt and Cuba. TTie United States and NOTICE TO Whitney. Not that we pose as any last tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ Fully Dressed Lifelike Bryan Farm Plan terations to home at 46 Cottage Cuba together could call the whole ditch defender of the weathermen. Get it for a 10-day trial. St., $400, He is survived by three broth­ Choice of anced payment plan and many CONTRACTORS ers, Benjamin of Wlndsorville, Colonial braid rug.s add the right background . . . the finishing touch game off, both ways, and that, we They don’t know as much as they W. H. Stockman, for additions other extras designed to make Sealed proposals will be re­ Members of the board of direc­ Frank In California, and Joseph in suspect. Is the only realistic an think they do, for weather’ Is home heating really taiy. to home at 106 Chambers St., $100 ceived at the Bolton Elementary tors and Town Planning Commis­ L. Broomfield, for additions to New Jersey; and a sister, Mrs. . . . to rooms furnished in the Early American manner. Your cherry Colors SHW to the problem. actually often a matter of a few School, Notch Road, Bolton, Conn. sion will discuss the proposed Bry­ Llborio Tata of Hamden. 22~ TALKING DOLL an Farm subdivision at an informal home at 585 Birch Mt. Rd., $1,000 miles or sudden whim of the ele­ (R.D. 2, Manchester) until 8:00 Funeral services will be held and maple . . . pine and decorated pieces, toe . . . show to their best M o b ilh e a t meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Norlee Aluminum Products ments. And we would like to make P.M. August 16, 1961, by the Corp. of Bloomfield for Michael Monday at 8;15 a.m.. at the Burke + Crecn-Beige-anci A Touch Of Balance » d«an>octio«i Board of Education; Town of Bol­ Municipal Building Hearing Room. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., on quaint o'val rugs like these. And at this low Watkins price you’ll it a required practice for all of 1 ^ ^ Mayor Harold A. Turkington may Balasano, to build a garage with oddWve ton, for repalripg the sidewalk at attic at 88 Francis Dr., $4,000. followed by a solemn high Mass of President Kennedy, at his news them to stick their heads out their ASK ABOUT THE PURITRON Just t*utl itie liilring the front of the school and one call a fojrmal special meeting of requiem at St. Bernard's (Thurcb want them for bedroom.s, living room, dining room, den and family the directors for the same evening, Red Toij«s conference yesterday, was asked windows just before they make a wa*!! at rear entrance of north CHILEAN* MINERS STRIKE at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. RANGE HOOD TOO ^ .1 wing and for removing two' steps presumafily to act on awarding of Barnard's Cemetery. room. Braid rugs capture the beauty and texture of old time hand M^iether he believed war over Ber­ forecast. And as fop people, what a contract for collection of garbage Santiago, Chile, Aug. 11 (AV- WE GIVE NO V m r HOLE NCEDEDi and Hear Her Talk and replacing them with amesite Aboiit 16,000 copper miners Friends may call at the funeral Brown-and-Red Tones lin could be limited to a “conven' we always say is that people on the north side of the building. only, or garbage and rubbish, if home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to braided rag rugs, yet give you floor coverings that are made with all tlonal war or would It lead to the should go ahead and plan their GREEN STAMPS General Manager Richard Martin miners struck today at major 0.94 Proposals should be enclosed in a .'Vmeriran-oM'ned ' mines and 9 p.m. ' has completed his review of bids use of nuclear weapons." days acjcordlng to what they can sealed envelope addfessed to the brought copper produetton In wool f9Ce and that clean easily. Reversible,' too, for double wear! Just + Red Tones Lifelike vinyl talking doll has moving eyes, freckle face, rooted page boy Board of Education at the school opened on Tuesday. Ha replied: “Well, we’re hope­ see and feel, not according to bob hair, movable arms and legs. Dressed in yellow shantung dress and The directors agreed t6 discuss Chile practically to a halt. Min­ Women Made Cheese address. Bids wrill be publicly ers at the El Solvadcr ah(| fifty 9'X 12 rugs in this special purchase, so choose yours tomorrow ful that weV be able to reach wtaat anybody predicts. For If MORIARTY white fleece bolero jacket trimmed with braid. Also shoes, socks and pan- opened and read at the school at informally with towm planners ob­ + Brown Tones pasoeful solutions to these prob Moses mlsMd the people at his 8:00 P.M. on August 16. The jections raised by residents In the PortreriUoa mlnea walked oat Milwaukee— In spite of its wide­ Potterton’is ties. Just pull the string and hear her say 10 different^aentences, in a demand for higher wages spread use, cheese was not made from the four popular colors listed to the right. , lesas.” beaches, one can be sure the peo­ Owner reserves the right to re­ area of the Bryan Farm subdivision MANCHESTER’S LARGEST and OLDEST TV, RADIO, at a recent public hearing. Objec­ after Labor Minister Hugo commercially unUl about a hun­ n e President, also during the ple too missed the beaches they BROTHERS ject any or all bids and to Ivalve RECORD and APPLIANCE S'TORE any defect In a bid. Specifications tions Involved a plea for access Galvee failed to bring about a dred years ago. Before that time ooofatunoe, was told there ware foolish enough not to go to, settlement buit n l^ L Both the making of cheese was women's M l 3-5 1 3 5 LAYAWAY NOW AT KING'S are aVaRable to bidders at - the roads to relieve what area resi­ I935 MAIN ST. - MI 3-5171 - OPEN 9 ’TO 6l30 - THUR^ AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS h a s been » lot of tatt ahoat the Just because they caught some 130 CENTER ST. p o a. OS CHURCH ST. school office. The work 1s to be dents fear will create traffic haz. mbiee aro owned by Ilia Ana­ work^ done on the farm or in the a awtron bomb omliioua word on the air. 301 >315 Ctntor St. ocmpletod by S^tember 8. ards on Baldwin Rd. conda Co. ( home. ------dr- \ \ V \ \ r A G I K G B T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAIr to Prxtouc Fimi* Landing After 25-Hour Orbit The 101st, dropping in a tri­ ROOM FER other NECESSARY A H - PERFECT EXCEPT IS *n« APPENDIX ALWAYS O d i u m W i Ready to Jump CAFE ^USTOMERiS, SYLVESTER I BEFORE M/ •A/,WHATSUPf AT)0*sn Good Sports S in H I3 I rJHC 1 A p p o i j i t angular area near Cheraw, will T O N I G H T MUM A OAV CALLING TOME , r/w Fo r t h ' No s e .'. ON THE RIGHT SIDE ? move to establish an airhead so VEHICLE WILtl I merely MIGHT PAINT IT ‘ t-ji 1 (OoMUnaed from Page One) air within th* cabin waa pur* and f y — START, itou—-AN' You Hiding out l ACROSS 4 Slayer E d U Into Mock War that cargo planes can fly In sup­ OM'»M.'-^AN' NOW VOU'RE ,60iN ARe RALL a s , f l o a t i n g enthueiut 8 Siberian course he desired. by the latest in jet fighters and iPASANiNl, OYER A . SStLouii squirrel only that they were those worked HArry J. Odium, Democraticaap[fltcable and in no case 7.62 milUimieter cartridge, a stand­ SAFETY-TESrai YOU AFRAID TMEV HASE YfexJ Landed He next used the manual control out by doctors before the flight. reconnaissance planes. Including a tagged for the /THE GREAT forest.^ beeebell pbyer ft Town Ckunmittee chairman, has shall the lot hsYe an area of less ard size agreed -upon by NATO STATe limited number of F105s, the new 12 Gudrun’i lOPaitinplAy In hlajieventh orbit, Titov said. Asked whether he had any ad­ ACORN castle,or WlOLlNlST.' 11 Algerian announcsd that he will appoint than 5.000 square\(eet per family. The army, said that 345,500 M- supersonic fighters equipped with USED CARS huibend governors 'niroughout the flight "reliable vice for American astronauts, Ti­ The minimum skje and rear WHAT? 13 Swiff canton ' tov answered: various campaign committees Fri­ 14s are on order under a contract a 6-barreI, 2(V-miUmeter cannon 1 1ft Tardy □csLJH I n u a coRununlcation with the ground" yards shall be not l^ s than the DRIVE IN WITH YOtiR OAR 14 Atrican plant 21 Negauve word "It’s difficult. calling eventually for 15,530,2S1. capable of firing 6,000 rounds per 15 Kins o{ larael was maintained on short wave and day night at the Democratic Town minimum required in the applic­ minute. AND GET THE 23 Canvas tbelter 35 Father 50 Shield ‘ "The flights are entirely differ­ Committee meeting. The meeting able zone, but in no cas^6>>^( 6 16 Uaea in tennis 25 Fierce 38 Revokes at BlElectrlealnIt ultra short wave radio. Soon after completion of the ..Another primary purpose of the T w. uJL, Fw- 17 Easter flower Even at hie farthest point from ent. Ours are orbiUU . . . I can only will be held at the town hall at 8 side or rear yard dimension ^ less jump, the 101st, acting ss "enemy” "Cash DHfctvnc*"! I 25 Story v carde 52 Team wish them success in the jieaceful massive krar games Is to provide IS Nut covering 27 Seaweed' 40 Biblical same B4Jaaon’i t U p Earth he established contact with o'clock. than the height of the apartment troops^ was ordered to engage WHAT YOU PAY WITH AI,LY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN lOLe^litira 28 Thoroughfare 43 Sailor (myth.) the ground with no difficulty, he exploration of space." building above the ground level at traininl’ for Air Rerervists and YOUR CAR AND WHAT A Russian newsman asked In response to the statement elements of the 82nd Airborne Air Niitional Guardsmen. Reserv­ bodies 30 Tidings 45 World ~— 05 AmphlblaB said. made by Dr. John Farnham, Re- the adjacent lot line. The amend­ Division, which dropped 4,100 YOUR MONTHLY YEZ2IR, MOU GOTTA DRAG WELL, WHY PONT/ AW, THEVRE 22 Devour 31 Short dagger 47 Danger SOFlni^ whether Titov had used eating ment further proposes that the to­ ists generally fly the big cargo PAYMENT W nX BE OOP- THAT MOONSHIP 24PiUer He said his radio apparatus al­ prublican Town Committee chair­ tripopers near Camden, S.C., Tues­ YtXJ JUST TH-L HAVIN'SO MUCH 32Ete^tiea 4ft ScoldId BftCuihion so picked up ordinary long^wave utenslle during his three meals tal ground floor area of the build­ planes and the ANG the jet flght- ARK IMPORTANT! RIGHT OUTA HERE! r TH' BCNS TSIOP FUN I IRVENT 25 Race ofllcitl man, Odium stated: day in a jump witnessed by the 29Tisht r ~ 5” V IT radio broadcasts from stations all aboard the craft. He replied that NOT ALWAYS. IN RARE CASES ings shall not exceed 25 per cent 'ters. AWAY/ CANT STAMP THAT BANGIN' ON GOTTH HEART] 1 " S“ S“ r " r IT he ate specially prepared apace Dr. Farnham has been pre­ sMretaries of the Army and Air RACKET ANOTHER S3LaMl over the world. THE INTERNAL ORGANS ARE of the lot area apd the building Force. _ '60 T-BIRD $34^ 34 Seth’s ton foods squeezed from toothpaste dicting Republican victories ever MOMENT! n " 13 14 Titov said he saw rivers, moun­ TRANSPOSED SO THAT THE since he has been Republican height shall not exceed'2t4 stories. 2--Door Hardtop. No. 75A. (Bib.) tains, fields, both cultivated and tubes. APPENDIX IS ON THE Except for ond dwelling unit for About 40,000 men are InvolvetL 36 Nevada dty n r 13 IT Titov ssLid he took movie films of Town chairman. However, his pre­ in Swift Strike, such exer­ Rec Classes Set STWinflehapM fallow, harvested and unharvest­ LEFT SIDE. a custodian, no basement space *60 OLDS. $2795 the Earth through his spaceship dictions never materialize. The may be used for a family dwelling cise held on civilian land since 3ft Kite part ed. He said he could tell clou^ INI Or OM tasM hm people of South Windsor have ap­ 88 4-Dr. Sedan. No. 42B. 41 Small cyst n r ift from snow because the Clouds cast porthole so that all earthbound hu­ unit. the Louisiana maneuvers In 1941. Tennis Matches mans could see the same sights he Hathh Cspiulat fftVM h th ^ Wfiwitin . proved the progress of the Dem­ The 82nd and the 101st, two of 42 French cap 55“ n r shadows, on the surface of the • It if Bof inl*f»d»d to b« ef • wtfnefHc Mtur«b Each aide and rear yard shall '59 OLDS. $2495 44Attirea Earth. and Gagarin had seen. ocratic administration for the past have an unoccupied area for its en­ the basic divisions of the Strategic D-98 Holiday Sed. No. 1028.' 46PUe several years and will continue to After a very successful and B" K M 31 ST He remarked that at times, tire length, maintaining present Army Corps (STFLAC), will en­ 4SNi^t before do so by electing the experienced, gage in free play maneuvers to popular series of teimis lessons 49EatMma through one of his spaceship’s natural growth and/or piaintcd s r capable and responsible candi­ with evergreens and deciduous trees give STRAC commanders realis- held at the Manchester High 63 Angry “ 1 portholes, he saw the globe hang­ School tennis courts, sponsored by ’53 BUICK $89 b. >57 Eager ing over his head and "couldn’t 10 Miles of Paving dates nomine.ted by their party.” and shrubs, gp'ound cover or lawn, tic" training in the field. The .SSTear 3T 55^ ChUdren’s Story Hour and all landscaping shall be main­ maneaivers are being held in the the recreation departmeht, match­ 2-Dr. Hardtop. No. 198B. help wondering what was keeping es are being planned for next '60 Golf dub it there.’’ The Children’s Story Hour will tained. 8-county area of North Carolina CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 61 Ceramic piece 5T be held Saturday from 10:30 a.m. and South Carolina, 100 miles week. 62Hrf.Ed^ ’Titov said sanitation facilities In addition to landscaped area, ’56 OLDS. $589 ill to IL a.m, at Sadd Memorial Ll- suitable open space shall be pro­ long. Vai Yavorsky, Instructor for Cantor 48 aboard ship worked well. In Fiscal Year Plan these lessons, has planned quarter­ Del. 98 Holiday Sedan. 63 Victorian oath brSLry, Wapplng... Mrs. Leo L«.- vided at the rate of 600 square feet STRAC forces stay on constant U K 66 • During his 7/■i-hour snooze, finals on Monday, semi-finals on PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 64 Superlative u s r li Titov said, he slept fitfully at first Rlvlero wlU be the reader for the per family, and such space shall alert to be, flown to any part of suSlzea be protect^ by fencing or plant­ the world os needed. During Ex-, ■Wednesday and finals on Friday Mi but then settled down and over­ About 10 miks of Manchester’s town roads will receive Junior Woman's Club. mornings. '59 CHEV, $1795 flSHeaded h} \A ing from streets, driveways, and ercise Swift Strike the 101st, as 66 Turfs slept. He said his tardiness result­ semi-permanent paving by next summer under an expanded Zone Change Propoeed The following boys will com­ Kingswood 9-passenger 33 33 ed in his missing a scheduled short A proposed amendment to the parking areas. the enemy, . has Invaded a small DOWN ST Off-street parking shall be pro­ pete: R. Flynn, M. Rhodes, B. station wagon. wave exchange with Earth. . program, it is reported by Chester F. Langtry, deputy di­ zoning regulations treating garden foreign country and the 82nd, as Sandals, L. Beckett, D. Rublnow, 1 Football play 33 vided at the rate of not less than 2 Western state JT 35 His landing in the Saratov re­ rector of public works. r ------apartments has been submitted by U.S. forces, has been sent to its B. Thieling, J. Thleling, D. Pastel. •59 CH€V. $1795 gion, about 450 miles southeast of This will provide more than by the town, he explained. The Technical Planning Associates of 1.5 open or enclosed car spaces for aid In a typical STRAC action. 3Hint each dwelling unit, with unob­ The girls competing are J. Blodg­ Bel Air V-S 4-Dr. No. 1022. Moscow, was automatically con­ twice the amount of new paving town doeen’t have sufficient money New Haven. This concern, and its The 82nd, which made a near ett, Si . Lamenzo, K. Flynn, J. ■ '" 'tahFtO trolled, ’Titov said "bujt If the need than the past year's 3.9 miles re­ to do this, he added. agent, T. Merrill Lincoln, were en­ structed access to each space. perfect Jump Tuesday, has moved Cole, K .. Cole, C. Covey. •59 CHEV. $2095 had arisen I could have landed it Woiii Backlog gaged by the town several years Open parking areas and driveways constructed by the town highway shall not be less than 20 feet from Impala V-S 4-Door H'top. i myself.” crew. The public works department ago to prepare an over-all plan of No. 1023. SHORT RIBSf BY FRANK O’NEAl During his descent to earth, has been in operatlrm for about zoning. However, at that time, no a principal building with windows The increased mileage to be pav­ on the flrat floor, except that when Titov continued, he observed a ed will be made possible by con­ two years, and includes, the high­ provisions were included for gar­ luminous glow as his space ship way, engineering, buUdlng inspec- den apartments In any zone of the the elevation of such areas is more fp-AND/WrffiORIHe'tV tracting for labor from Toma-sso, than four feet below the first floor ’52 DbSOTO $89 heated up in its screaming plunge Inc., o f New Britain, the state tloii, street lighting, cemetery and town. irs NtV/SBfa-Of t w - through the Earth’s atmosphere. garbage collection and disposal This amendment will be consid­ elevation of a building, parking 4-Door. No. 152B. vendor who also supplies materials areas and driveways may be not ’Titov said he did not ’ close his under the state’s town aid fund area divisions. The department is ered for adoption at a public hear­ ODGOOHE EASYI porthole during the descent. After trying to overcome a backlog of ing of the Planning and Zoning less than eight feet from such road program. Contract work by building. ’$$ PONT. $289 the penetration of the Earth’s at­ the state vendor will supplement road, sewer imd sidewalk worir, all Commission Aug. 17, at 8 p.m. at e-u mosphere the spacecraft’s landing of which suffered for a number of the Pleasant Valley EUementary Garden apartments. If the 4-Door. No. 118B. \/ system went into operation, he the work of the Town Highway years because of heavy demands amendment Is passed by the Plan­ Department. School. BY JOE CAMPBELL Y continued. He was ejected from for other needs and services’ dur­ Some of the points covered In ning and Zoning Commission, ’S7 BUIGK $889 BONNIE $83,428 Grant wocld be j>ermitted in R-40 zones. the space capsule and made the ing periods of expansion, Langtry the propoeed amendments are: Special 2-Door Sedan. No vadnder.the drawers final descent by parachute ’Titov Manchester wUl receive a grant explained. Gfirden apartments will be de­ ARE FULL. IF WE TAXETHW said, and the spaceship also low­ of $83,428 In town aid funds from In the department’s annual re­ Manchester Evening Herald j OF Nicxt eote* the state for highway purposes fined as a group of buildings under OUT-WE'LL BE ABLf ered to earth by parachute. port, Langrtry stated that the high' one cwnership, designed as an in­ South W I n d s or correspondent TD CARRY rr.' during 1081-62, as compared to Laura Katz, telephone MI 4-1753. •56 PONT. $795 ■-'inie transition from welghtless- way division is the largest operat­ tegrated development intended to Chieftain Del. 2-Dr. H’top. MtBS Involved no abrupt changes, $76,216 received during the past ing unit in the town. Most of the fiscal year. be used by fairiilles living inde- i u (he recalled. He said that after department’s budget of $215,525 pendently of each other. Pipe PreinBulated The highway division of the •55 FORD $695 landing neither he nor medical ex­ is allocated to salaries and wages The apartments must comply Victoria 2-Door Hardtop. perts could detect any changes in public works department started with $18,100 provided for pur­ CffiCbuni HIGHWAY DgA1Ml'0U-AA(XWTS" ARE a paving program in the spring of with all requirements of the sec­ Wallingford, Conn. — Dripping -TOIJNADO Wits M\CMI^5r- MUCH VIOLEMCEOH mEYI^ION. his organism. chase of new equipment. Town tax tion (1.7c in Section 1) of the water pipes and bulky ln.>mlatioh :ue«#a«owitt •58 OPEL $795 Prof. Vladimir Yezdovskl, speak­ 1960 using state aid funds for the funds provide for personal serv­ -•aSfRO ^A9tS U.S.— purchase of 138 hot bituminous zoning code which states that be­ in refrigeration and air condition­ , ReKor^ 2-Dpnr-Np..ii5C. N------O ------^ ing after ’Titov, S8ld that ^ vlet ices, maintenance and new equip­ fore a certificate of occupancy is ing can be elirninated with a new O scientists had timed the flight to material, Langtry explained In an ment and supplies, but state aid annual report. The department’s issued, garden apartments shall product made in Wallingford — coincide with a previously deter­ funds provide all of the town road be connected to a pubUq water preinsulated copper pipe and tub­ mined period of low radiation ac­ "ultinlate goal" is to cover most material except sand for oiling '5 8 F O R D \/ \ / i of the town roads with this type system and a public sewer system. ing. A foamed plastic is extruded tivity In the vicinity of the Earth. roads which Is taken from a town- The minimum lot area width and around the pipe and reportedly pro­ Falrlane "500” Victoria Tezdovskl, a leading Soviet sci­ of material, he added. owned pit. The bituminous 138 material is front yard shall be equal to the vides ail the advantages of insula­ 2-Door Hardtop &lktac. e 1M1 b, WA. IML T.M. U.a. PM. Ofl. a-// entist, said that the Vostok U The highway division is also the minimum lot area required In the tion up ,to I ’-i Inches thick. Jet black with red interior, D s r.) oa_ could have carried a man on a used by about 75 of the 169 towns “housekeeping unit” of the town McNMilht gyJfiiA, Ur. in the state, according to a State radio and heater, standard 10-day flight. charged wiUi cleaning brooks, transmission. No. 1042. ‘Why the frown when I said I was hungry? It was your Ye^ovskl described the ship’s Highway Department spokesman. storm sewer systems and road JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD arid JERRY BRONDFIELD The same material has been used idea that we shouldn’t have any secrets O'fJEAL automatic control system for sides as well as erecting street ^ 3 9 5 maintaining air temperature and for many years by the state for signs. New street signs will use LOVALTy WORKS BOTH WAYS, MA'AM. from each other!” reconditioning old blacktop roads. THE CrWIPANY MISHT HAVE SOME pressure level within the cabin at white letters of a reflecting mate­ FEEUNSS FOR F£S6Y... proper levels for human life. He The material consists of sand, rial on a green background for PAINT OR TOUCH-UP stone and asphalt cut with kero­ said that ’Titov’s reactions during easier Identification at night. • $cra( TOWARDTHE LA2.Y, CRUMB 1 HARES' WHAM . sidewalk construction of a more how often the furnace starts there Wagon. No. 1038. ant sensation disappeared. He said gram because we are convinced of permanent nature. WHAAH it also disappeared after the Space is no smoke, no soot, no fouled COMING ooura WHAM , X its two-fold benefit to the town "The storm sewer proWems combustion dtamber, no. wasted ofl. MtAR MANCHeSTMR CMNTtR THCnVCR/ WiVYHAM*' pilot slept and speculated that il — better surface to ride on and that have been with us for many ^ may have been due to peculiarities EASY PARKINS *58 RAMBLER $1095 WHAM y „•’** elimination of the pot holes which years are in most cases still with 2-Door. No. 222A. . . WHAM.” of ’Titov’s organs. He added that are an expensive maintenance US. V/e are preparing a compre­ Cloonlinosa further study of this aspect of operation,” Langtry reported. hensive program to coordinate W ith the instant clean flame there *57 OLDS. $1295 the flight would be necessary. Last year, more than 6,000 various segments of construction are no flecks o f soot blowing flrom 88 Holiday Sed. No. 116B. Yezdovskl reported that through­ tons of the 138 type paving ma­ and provide a proper drainage In­ vour chimney or escaping into your out the flight ’Titov was able to terial were supplied by the state stallation,” the deputy director nome. Hunebeds o f tests made with Qmkl glGUlir Um» «Uim8> *57 MfRCURY $895 smoke-deSecting instruments show iiRtM db TMT. Fu kao roaOMat MranelieAte/i LUM BER' discharge all normal physiological vendor and laid by the town , high­ reported. i-DMz' Sedan. No. 812. a flame that’s aoMlutely clean from ■•MMttaflp ta ianpaa vCbraUaM md Is functions and made full use of the way crew on various town roads, ■iaad for Taifa eapacity at Mw, qviat tfssks. ship’s sanitation devices. the very moment it’s turned on. e>«l. Mto Twb HwiN Y.W« many of them only In partial sec­ Iwto Mwb $• U. 1. f*i. Oft. Bil Asked during a question and an­ New Slate Picked swer period that followed whether tions of roads that had broken Oporotoa without ’55 PLYM . $289 up or were most heavily traveled. Down go fuel bills he slept lying down or sitting up, chimnoy draft 2-Door. No. lOOlA. the young major replied; "It’s State aid funds 'will provide By Soroptimists O w nen report rMaaikable fbel u v - MORTY MEEKLE ings. Thera it nq smoky warm-up The CUSTOM Mark H furnace BY DICK CAVALL practically Impossible to deter­ about $40,000 worth of this mate­ rial during the current year, $10,- period to foul the fumaca and provbkt Ut own poHlIvt induced ’53 CHEV. $289 MK’KEY FINri} I UKED'vtDUAMXX BSTTBR mine one's posture during a state Mrs. Ruth Spencer has been w u le oil. Servioa calls are out to 'drtYt with precision control. N o BY LANK LEONARP X suppose AN ASTraONAUr WHO 000 in patch materials, $10,000 for "210” 2-Door. No. 90B. YOU KNOW,WINTHROP— NOW WHEN I OOULOONO'€ee SUFFS?© FROM A FSAR OP of weightlessness.” elected president of the Manchester the yaaishing point natural chimney draft required. THAT I'M CX3WN HERB ON THE THE TCIPOF YOUR HEAD. As to advice from Yuri Gagarin, road oil and tar, all purchased Soroptlmlst Club. VESi BUT I SAW HIGH PLACES (S BOUND TO GST from the state vendor, and the Johns-Manville THAT SHE WAS HATE, EUWOODI BUT SHE e > M t e LEVEL AND I OkN (SET A BIT eooy NOW AND THEN. TMtov said he and the first Soviet Other new officers, who will ’55 MERC. $389 A GO(X> LOOK AT Y O U -- cosmonaut had long conversations balance to provide for state con­ serve from July 1, 1961, to July .1 IRON PIRIAAAN HUTWa AND COOUNa VERY ERRATIC—SO PROBABt/ DID BROOD OVER tract work on town roads. 2-Dr. Hardtop.-No. 806. I STOPPED/SHE THEN IT— AND THAT ALWAYS BREEDS YOU KNOW WHAT? before his flight and both were next y«ar, are Miss Mary Santa- sure that the second foray into Manchester has 154 miles of siero, vice president; Mrs. Eliza­ Space would be completed success­ town road < to maintain, about half beth cook, corresponding secre­ C o r p u iu x ' fully. of which needs to be treated or tary; Miss Elizabeth Dziadus, re­ FOGARTY BROS^ Inc. SHATTERPROOF TRANSLUCENT PANELS •56 OtibS. $695 "We have no doubt that the third surfaced, Langtry stated. Private cording secretary; and Mrs. Jrtin 88 4-Dr. Sedan. No. 42C. flight will be successful also,” he contractors In new developments Rieg, treasurer. 319 BROAD ST.— MI 9-4539 added. are now required, since the adop­ Members of the group recently •56 CHEV. $895 Titov said he kept his space hel­ tion of subdivision regulations, to attended a picnic and outing at the FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, OONNECTIOUT CX)KE V-8 4-Door Hardtop. met open during most of the flight. provide new roads of bituminous summer home on Lake Chaffee of ■concrete which is of a higher grade Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scher of JEDO HIGHLAND GOAL •56 CHEV. $69$ - L He said he felt even better with 150 ArDr. Sedan. Nol 1017A the face -plates open because the and longer life than materials used Rockville.

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Unprecedented Action Taken RfMdio, T V Sports THE F riday— Ford’s 10-Year Struggle Ends Sanders Putting Squeeze on Player, Palmer S p.m,. — Taalu ts. Sena­ te™, WINT, 1*80. Herald Angle DascolL^iven Bounce 8 p.m. — Red Sox va. Ortolee, By w n o 108d. S aturday— With First 20-Game Season EARL YOST . . . have gotten completely out of Goetz, Allen Cincinnati, Aug. —f 1:30 — Yanks vs. Senators, Sports Editor Retiring Swim Queen Controversial Umpire Frank hand because he (Giles) refuses to Channel 8, W KNB 840. back us up.” 2;S0 — Cubs vs. Braves, New York Auir 11 lA*)—'f’Rel? scoreless in the last two ln-«>admltted he was unusually nervous* " I think that will help mo,” ha Dascoli was fin d yesterday - ^ I - i — V..#— but ho declined to predlot Set Hot Pace Olderman quoted Dascoli as say- Channel SO. Whitey Ford’s 10-year-strug- nings. before the game. Strange Sight on Sidelinea by Nation^-League President mg he would quit at the end' of 4 p.m. — ICO Golf, Channel It marked the 16th time Arroyo "I think everybody was rooting how many games he would win Gains AAU Spotlight W arren.^iles in an action this season. 8. gle to notch his 20th \dctory had relieved Ford this year. Luis for me,” he said wryly. “I know this year. Strange sight on the sidelines while watching the opening Last Weekend. Giles and Dascoli 4:80 — TV Race of Week, in one season ended in success is credited with saving four of the other players were as nervous “I figure to get About 12 more round action in the 10th annual Insurance City Open Golf In ICO Firing thaV^pparently was un-, Whitey’s victories. as I was. They kidded me before fijtarts,” he said, *Tm looking for­ prefcedented in modem day ma­ went into another of their many Channel 18. yesterday but the thrill that Tournament yesterday was Manchester’s Stan Hilinski. For Philadelphia. Aug. 11 (/P)—Chri.s Von Saltza. the rctlrinfi:' conferences here and a statement 5 p.m.—Big Time W’restling, The victory not only made Ford the game and told me not to worry ward to only one thing — and ■ Golfers were buzzing today Queen of Americ.an swimming, shared the spotlight today jor league baaebali. was Issued in which Dascoli was usually goes with such a a 20-game winner for the first time . . . They’d go out and g et 12 or 13 that is to get into the World nearly a decade one of the ranking amateur players in Con­ Channel 8, 18. pitching achievement was missing about the R()ueeze Doug San - A apokesman for Iha National quoted as saying he denied ever 8 pjn, — Red Sox va Orioles, since he joined the Yankees in 1950 runs for me.” Series. Maybe then, ITl get a big­ necticut and a three-time former Club Champion at the Man­ V with teen-age plienoms Carolyn House and Donna de Varona for the New York Yankee south­ (He spent two years in service), Ford’s wife, Joan, end thqir three ger kick out of winning 20 — ders is putting on Gary Play in the Women's National AAU 'Obldoor Swimming and Div­ League said he mold recall of no making such statements. W n c 1080. paw. chester Country Club, Hilinski was busy taking pictures of such instance of an outright dis­ It was learned tonight that Ol­ 10 p.m. — F ig h t of Week. but it was his 14th in succession, children sat in a box behind the that is if we win the pennant" the nation’.s leading pros as they* er and Arnolcl Palmer in the ing Championships. missal of an umpire during the derman later, told Giles’ office Wright vs. Fullmer, Channel 8. “It isn’t nearly as big a thrill as equaling the club mark set back Yankee dugout. Thrill or not, Ford made a point Five titles were at slake this I thought it -would be/’ the 32- came on to finish at the. iSlh hole Granato, who plays out of several top money race among the only 1.3 neconds slowe.r than tJie season play. the name of the restaurant where Sunday— in 1940 by Jack Chesbro. "My wife doesn’t cpme to too to ask for the ball, one of the at the Wethersfield Country (Jlub. afternoon and night in (he second year-old Ford said in trie Yankee many games but this was the few he has ever taken home as clubs, Including Manchester, fired pi’os. day of the four-day meet in the .50 ....American . ' racrit-d Carolyn as tab- , Giles said Daacoli's dismissal the conversation took place amd 1 p.m. — .Yanks vs. Senate™, Although he permitted only one Hilinski failed to qualify for the The 28-year-old Sandei's, who gave further details. In NeW York, Channel 8, W KNB 840. clubhouse after New York had run, it was a tough game for third straight time I pitched that a memento. The only other balls a 77. meter John Kellv Memorial Pool. **** "" came about because recent re­ beaten Los Angeles 3-1 for their ICO. which was a surprise to won the Eastern Open last week, In the only championship decided ‘ot neaiimer. Olderman said, "Dascoli made 2:80 — Braves vs. Cubs, Whitey. He was tagged for eight she was there. She told me she’d he has kept were from his two many, but as he explained it, "My marks attributed to the umpire eighth straight and a sweep of the keep coming until I made it. My successive one-hitters several Is as hot as the humid weather last night. Miss House, an Olvmpi. A three-^veeks siege of "makes his co n tin u ed employ­ every statement which I attributed Channel SO. hits, four in the second inning game is off. I ju st played too much Willing Workers here and rales high for the S4.300 ” iiionia and a pulled side muscle .to him.” 4 p.m. — ICO Golf, Channel four-game set with the Angels. when it appeared that he was on youngest boy, Tommy, said he years ago, his two shutouts in the to\irnament golf. I entered every Several Manchester parties a.s- veteran al 15. powered her way to ment incompatible with the best ii^ed I’d lose, that’s because he 1960 World Series, and the game winner's gold in the insurance a derisive repeat triumph in the sidelined her in Jtme and upset Interest of our umpiring staff, our It was also learned that on oth­ 8. "In a way, I felt badly about it,” the way out. He settled down after event th a t came along. Ti-ue, I sLsting in the operation of the ICO. City _ Open Golf Tournament that her training schedule. er occasions when Dascoli has he added. "I wanted to go all the that. had wished me luck the two pre­ that marked his 100th major 1,,500 meter freestyle. office and the league." league victory. started out well, winning a few, golf's biggest annual event in New began"‘veslerJav. "1 was tired after 800 meters but been called on the carpet for his way, especially in this one.” “They didn’t hit me very hard,” vious times and I failed both but the strain finally caught up England, included Mrs. Jane Stuck pace is being Miss Von Saltza, gunning for an Back in 1952 U m pire Douglas remarks he claimed he was mis­ times. Now he was using reverse ^ te y said his biggest thrill set l)y Bob unprecedented six gold medals. I kept going,' she said modeally. Ford, who has completed only said Ford, "but they sure had me with me in recent weeks especial­ at the registration desk and Mrs. Goetz of Tul.sa. Okla.. and am a­ (Scotty! Robb quit after it was re­ quoted. nine of his 28 starts, .needed help worried. I said to myself, 'Uh, huh, psychology.” came from winning his first maj­ Betty Walker at the first aid tent. took dead aim on two today. She ^ired a.-i riie was the Spirited ported he was fined mqre than than ly when I had to keep my eye on teur Bob Allen of nearby West was favored to capture the 100 .voung.-=ler didn I look it as she Giles dismissal statement said again and once more it was Fire­ now all they need is one big hit Ford admitted he was tired or league game back in 1050. In riiy business, too.” The latter was a voluneer from the St. Louis Cardinal Manager Eddie Hartford, a former Rhode Island iiuder freestyle for the fo u rth "Prinled the last i5 meters, "His (Dascoli's) integrity and im­ man Luis Arroyo who balled him and there goes my 20th’. Frankly, from pitching eevry fourth day his first start, he defeated the Always a camera enthusiast. Hartford Red Cross )init. Stanky and Solly Hemus, then a partiality on the field have not through most of the season and Chicago 'White Sox, 3-2. champion. Each posted a six-un­ straight year and succeed retired : 0 , out, Whitey left, partly because of I was beginning to wonder whether Hilinski feels that pictures taken der-par 65 in the opening round. Cardinal plaj’br, after a ruckus been, nor are they now, question­ the heat, for a pinch hitter in the I’d ever get that 20th.” spid Manager Ralph Houk plan­ "You know something,” he sud­ Lviin Burke aS^-uler of the 200 of lilm several yeai-s ago helped Hard to Identify Sanders is among a group tlial Slriiigheaii Rated over a called third strike on He­ ed and in no way contribute to seventh inning and Arroyo protect­ It was Ford’s third attempt to ned to pitch him every five games denly recalled, "I needed relief improve his game. Now, as strict­ j meter backstrokerit. mus. Robb later joined the Ameri­ this decision," ed his 3-1 lead by holding the An- register the elusive No. 20 -ahd he from now on. in that one, too.” Spectator interest is always , trails by two strokes. Palmer en- i On .Saturday and Sunday, tlie NATIONAL LEAGUE ly a spectator, the husky gauge great al the ICO, as it sliould be. . tered the second round one stroke can League. Then he added the explanation shop owner is .shooting driving. ; tall, 17t5'eai -old blonde will defend Dark Horse Threat of "incompatible employment.” Making his final appearance at but the .sponsors could create even | Sanders. Player posted a I her 200 and 400 meter tree«tyle Hemus also has figured in Das- the plate as a Little League play­ p\itting and chipping techniques i 72. coli's troubles. A recent poll of sportswriters, more interest bj' clearly identify- I titles and carry the burden for the South Orange, N.J.. Aug 11 i>Pl er, Bill Scanlon hit a two-run hom­ of the top men—Gary Playei-, Ar­ ing the golfers by means .such as Tup Earnings Integrity Unchallenged coaches and managers, by Sport- nold Palmer, Dow Finsterwald I defending Champion .Santa Clara Frank F^roehling, Ihe 19-year-old mg News, a baseball publication, er in the sixth inning to enable 300th Victory the use of a public addre.ss eyslem, As of the moment, including a I I Calif, S. C. teams in. the . 466 .stringbean. loomed as Giles made it plain there wa.s no Moriarty's to come from behind and Doug Ssinders, to list a few. pro-amateur loumcy at the Weth­ question of Dascoli’s integ^ty or had Dascoli voted as "Most seri­ Hilinski, always anxio\is to im­ not only when they tee off. but at I m eter freestyle and medley re- daric-^horse. threat to the big- ous minded” and "Best on balls and defeat Nassiff Arms, 7-6, last vantage points on the cour.se. pai- ersfield Country Club two days - ‘ lays. impartiality on the field. / prove his game although he plays ago. Player leads with earnings namc’ player.s as the Eastern FRANK DASCOU and strikes" but also recorded him night at Buckley Field. It was the Goal of Spahn licularly as the players approach I Still Hungry Grass Court Tennis Champion- ^ Dascoli was registered at a (Cin­ first home run of Scanlon's Little from scratch out of the Manches­ of $58,593. P alm er is next with as "Most sarcastic,” “Quickest to ter Countiy Club, hopes to study Uie 18lh hole. FINE FORM—Shapely Joel Lenzi, Rt. Lauderdale, Fla., champion oiie and three-meter Winning 19 National indoor snd | today apprdached its week- cinnati hotel last night but it de­ and league officials many times eject” and "Worst grandstander.” League career. Caddies are assigned numbers ; billowed by Sanders with during his tenure. the films carefully, when devel­ outdoor litle.s. Olympic and Pan- (.lima.x. clined to give his room number Dascoli broke into umpiring in Ted Blakeslee, who had two hits Against Cubs that tie in irith the pro's name ' diver, goes tlirough dive in tuneup at Philadelphia for the Women’s National AAU .■American Games crowns hasn t F'roehllng. (lie si.x-foot-four slug- and he could not be located in the Several weeks ago he and He­ for Nassiff's, had put his team oped. and perhaps pick up a tip Outdoor Swim and Dive Championships. Competition will run through Sunday. (.AP 1946 in the E astern Shore League. or two. that appears on the starling lime 'T*"' I'’” ; dampened Chris appetite for a lot Coral Gables. Fla., .yes- usual b aseb all player-umpire mus, since ousted manager of the In his major league career he has ahead with a three-run homer in M ilwaukee, Aug. 11 (JPt— South­ i, j , L , stance and short back swing would Pliotofax.) more in her U. S. finale. ■ tprday bombarded semi-retil'ed hangouts in the downtown area. St. Louis Cardinals, got into a dis­ (he third frame. Despite being in tlie unfamiliai' worked in three World Series. paw Warren Spahn, the Milwaukee numbersniters '<^f^los; of most o of ^he the pLplavers, e r ..T|,p,.p ^ applying tourneys the pL.sure. left on' ' Tm read\7' she said. "I want to Green of Philadelphia 10-8, National League headquarters pute-before ,a television audience. Giles said Augie Donatelli will The victory was credited to Art Braves’ ageless wonder who defies position as a spectator rather than I go out winning. , g {p move into tomorrow's senii- Huntington who did not allow a a participant, Hilinski reported for .several reasons. One being .4 declined to disclose his where­ Hemus called Dascoli "arrogant". join Frank Secory, Ed Sudol and old man time, shoots for his 300th tha under weather conditions. | .. „p , I Miss House and Miss de \ arena, against another 19-year-old, Dascoli called Henuis “a busher.” hit or a run over the final three that he had been selected to play Sherman Sees Giants as Contender abouts. Tony Venson on the old Dascoli National League victory tonight in siicli as yesterday, the caddie.s | offipja,,., believe that if , ; both Californians and both mem- fifth-seeded Davis Cupper Dennis Dascoli. a resident of Danielson, Both were reprimanded. team. frames. Brian Mikullitz had two opposing the Chicago CuHs at Coun­ with the Connecticut enti-j’ in the ' bei-8 of the Olympic team with ; Ralston. Conn., Joined the National League Last week, Columnist Murray Mel Steiner, who has been work­ base knocks for Moriarty's. Tri-State competition Aug. 17-18 al veie bus> wiping their brows uf , does well here and wins ty Stadium. sweat and the towels when carried the Amerlcaii Golf Classic at Ak- } Chris, collide in the 400 meter in- "Froehling." said Green, "not um piring staff in 1948. He has Olderman of the Newspaper En­ ing with Donatelli, will join Jocko Moriarty's ...... 014 002—7-7-2 At an age rare among active the Wannamossett Country Club in , dividual medley. Donna. 14. of Laf- .only has a big serve but It bounces been a subject of controversy terprise Association wrote a story Conlan, Ken Burkhart and Chris Nassiff's ...... 033 000-8-5-3 Providence. The nine-man team qroiind their necks obliterated i ro,,. Ohio, Aug. 24-27, he could' Quarterback Problem players, the 40-ycar-old Spahn will the number they were wearing. ] take the lead in the run for the , ayette. Calif , set the w-orld record 1 j-^.p ever seen." among playera, managers, fans quoting Dascoli as saj-ing "Games Pelekoudas. Polinski, Huntington (4) and seek to become the 13th pitcher in consists of Ted Lenezyk. Bob Al­ of 5:36.5 in annexing the title last Although not a member of the Sproul; Davey, Cummings (5) and len, 00-leader after yesterday's first Spectators could identify the pot of gold. Nobody knows better major league history — and only top players on the tour but had I year. Both will be tested by B«ky js.man U.S. Davis Cup squad, Barry. the third lefthander — to reach the round with a si.x under par 65, than the Ojai,, Calif., star how Collins of Riviera ^ub of Indian- j.'roehling has been the sensation Dick Siderowf. Terry Brazel. Clem a hal'd job identifying the aUso- much hustling it will take, liow- Remains Very Uncertain coveted 300 mark. rans. apolis, and Nina Hermer of the pf ^t,p g-russ court circuit. He won INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Since winning his 299th with a Miner, Jerry Courvillt, Sam Pe- ever. ------Philadelphia Vesper Boat aub. ,|,p Baltimore Invitation Tourna- trone and Bill Kufta. Top ama­ The suggestion is passed along Neither Player nor Palmer was Providing a good share of the 2-1 decision at Sap Francisco a l-'uirfield Aiig. 11 (VP)— “We’re going to have a contending Defending Champion Ann war-|p.,pp, ^p^j ^p jj,p pf offense and al.so doing a fine job week ago, Spahn has been "saved” teurs from Rhode' Island. Ma.ssa- to the .sponsoring Hartford Jay- happy about the way he played Batters Are A ll Potential Killers, moping up as a relief pitcher, Billy to make his history-making effort chusetts and Connecticut made up cees. who do a tremendous job. ye.sterday. but today is another ball club, make no_ mistake about that,” Allie Sherman said , 'p';;;^j;r.^"„?rom Joan’d X :^^verW ‘k. Hllinski was practically the whole before home fans in the opener of the Tri-State teams. day in this 72-hole test. today before liis New \ o rk Oiants footi)all team P n ib a rk e d ; Indianapolis A. C.. Susan *Tm sure Froehling will be add- show last night as Norman's . It’s the third time Hilinski has ■The competition was so torrid F'.illiiwinp are the willi a home stand. . Jid the ticket sale d i i | i 8 aiifl Fulls I hamlicapit. ami .etartitiK iinie.e fur the for H two-week stay on the West Coast, Rogers. Ann Arbors. C.. and Linda make some changes topped Aceto & Sylvester, 8-6, at has been brisk with orders coming been named to the squad. "It's a Pix) Bill Thornton M anches­ over the sun-baked e.RU-yat-d Wynn Asks for Return of Old Ball ot course that more than one-third Kmir-Hall and Pre.«ident'p Cup Sherman, one of many new fofl-*------'Clark in the 200 meter breast-1 squad in a few weeks.*’ Verplanck Field. from as far away as Atlanta, Ga., great honor." he said as he set his ter had to pkss up the ICO be­ j I'duiuamem.p wliich ar. beina p la\ed |. ure.s aroiinci the Giants’ camp offense, one that, featiires a man stroke. ^ ...... ^ H arcourt Woods, chairm an of Hilinski had a home run and a camera up for play on the 18th. of the 151 golfers broke the 71-par I eiiiuilIHueou.sl) uu Sanmla.ip Aup. 12 ■ ^ and Philadelphia. ♦ ♦ * • cause he didnT register in time. . and 19 F.acli pla\-er Mill coiiipetr wiih ' this ' year, is .starting his first year in motion and flankers. Olympian Patsy 'W'ilUrd of jj,p ^.s. Davis Cup Committee. double to spark Norman's eight-hit Despite an 11-12 record, Spahn 1 a 2-3 handica[» and have ihe snnie piarl- Theie'll be no fullback a.s such Phoenix. Ariz., had i-ougti com- F'roehling will be the only un­ New Orleans, Aug. 11 (^) — fast the ball comes back at story with jjictures of all the attack and al.so fanned nine bat Manchester CountiT Club Pro , „ j, „ > , , • a.s a head coach in the National still ranks as a pitching ace. Many .^iiiith Fires 72 iiiK time tmlh week.e. in the system. Joe Morrison and petition in defense of her three- gppjjed player in the semifinals The baseball world may be us?” he asked. power hitters and ask; 'Which ters..John Leber had two doubles Alex Hacknev was on hand conn . « 1 k ;iii ,1. lU'iialh 3, T . Hick 13, R , Mc- F’oolball League. And he's seemed agog over the home run slug- "About 165 miles per hour," One of These Will Kill the of his losses have been by narrow terday watching the action and 1 to have started in a big way big .Mm Podolcy. the latter acquired j meter diving cro-WTi from mdf’O''j when he plays Ralston, the Bak- al.so for N orm an's while Joe Quag- margins. And he aports a credit­ Perhaps Manchester's leading Bob Goetz. .3.3-32 6.5 ’ (lu ik in k. R . Kadie IB. --gteg of Mickey Mantle and answering his own question First Pitcher’?” newcomer to tourney play, Ronnie last night gave Red Smith a les­ ! k :i7 -U. McKee 3, R. ArniPlionR 12, ‘ enough that many who thought from Washington, will be the ''Champion Joel Lenzi of (^'’ri. pvgfjgjj Calif., slugger who ou.sted lia hit a triple for the losers. able 3.49 earned run average, the Bob Allen, 33-32 65 I W. Rntler 9 II Culver Ik. : Roger Maris, but there's no quickly. Batters Protected (Redi Smith fired a fine 37-37 son at the local club. ..Ierr>’ Piid- the Giants were an old, slow team flanker backs, with help also from : Lauderdale and Barbara McAlis- jim Shaffer, St. Petersburg, Fla., N orm an's ...... 025 001—8-8-2 same as when he posted a 21-10 Gardner Dickinson .34-32 66 i S 44 H. Kn h 4 II, Carvey 14. J . | Bill Stit.s ' ' te r of the' Isi.s Angeles A.C. ; •j g. . siTnpathy for the long-ball hit­ "I don’t mean to take any­ Batters are protected by Aceto's ...... 114 000-6-2-2 72, fourth best score 'by an ama­ dy, ex-major league second base­ I .^M'.'.Miel- k. K. .Inhn.-tull Hi ‘ have suddenly reversed their fields .5 2 record last year. Johnny Pott, 33- 33 -66 k 31 - W Olekxinski .3, M Mat lerchio I The rest of the backfield has I nofficial Record jp today's matches, top-seeded ters from pitcher Early Wynn thing away from Mantle or headgear, they're set and wait­ Sullivan, Hilinski (3) and Leber, teur. Like Stan Hllinski. Smith was man, described his 69 round like Joe Campbell. .32-34 Sherm an kiiow.s he has Ihe Spahn is in an entirely different this. “I played like an idiot." 1 ^ 6 15. R, Oleander II. J, Crnrkell 2n. speedster Phil King, Fid Sutton,' Mi.ss House unofficially broke chuck McKinley, the Wimbledon of the White Sox. Maris,” Wynn said, softening ing for pitches — everything's Cataldi (4); Curtiss, Kearns (4) position since the last pitcher to an "upset " victim in the recent Frank Boynton. 3 2-34-66 jl ,3k 1! Malhiii.enn B. O. M rl.a ffe rly , slioiigesl defense in the league know a lot of fellows who would 15,' W. I’ rindei 9. K. W'adap 17 hard-nmning Ale.\ Webster and , the American 800 meter record of runnerup from St. Ann, Mo., plays Wynn, who has 292 m ajor his tone a bit. “They're both going for the batter, Wynn and Quaglla, Ostrout (4). win 300 giunes 20 years ago. In Club Championship competition at Buzz Garvin. 34- .33—67 one that allowed the fewest yards great hitters and they’d get a complained. the Manchester Country Club. welcome scores like that!...Ron 9:115 r . .le.'dini.e 5. M. Nelsen 14. P. per rush last year while the. leaiii rookie Bob Gaiters of New Me.xico | 16:24.3 with a eaiperb 10:20.6 en- sixth-seeded Ron Holmberg, league victories behind him, 1941, Lefty Grove atruggled to Ted Kroll. .34-.33 67 McNamara B R. Her/.ni; 1.3. ;,tale. route to her triumph in the 1500. Brooklyn, and fourth-seeded Mike flock of home runs no mat­ "It takes a pitcher a second .AMERICAN LElAGUE Morhardt Honored as Player-of-the’Month M atching Sm ith’s 72 was W ally Kozuch, Rockville High baseball 9:12 J. (Inrdi.n 3. .M. Slhrinaz 13. W'. llni.shed tliii-d in the E aslerii Con­ believes "This home run reach the goal while with the Bos­ John McMiilliii. 32- 35 -6 7 She won't get official credit be- Sangster, Great Britain, opposes craze is going to end when a ter what ball is used. But or two to right himself after Picking up single runs from the ton Red Sox. Old Mose just made Cichon. FJlinglon Ridge pro. who coach, was a spectator a.s well as Julius Boros, .34-33-67 Allen 7. P. Hum IS. ference. The end corps has added speed when the little guys in the delivering and they’re shooting second through the fifth frame, Player-of-the-Month in June in the Class B Northwest League, Manchester’s Moe put together A pair of 36s. Frank Nino Boggini and Mike Strange. 9 19 - S. Ferirdruii 3 . T. Wnnd 11. M. ill Joe Walton, also from Washing­ cause only one timer, instead of eighth-seeded Don Dell, Bethesda, pitcher is killed or crippled by it as he failed to win another gama Phil Rodgers. 35- 32-Aiider.inn 67 9 . C Sprajoie 24 But he knows al.so th a t the gen­ from required three, clocked her at Md. one of those baseballs they’re league start hitting ’em into at him 165 miles per hour,” Sears-Roebuck topped Manchester Morhardt is shown above receiving an engraved wrist watch. Making the presentation and retired after that season. Mason Rudolph. 34- 67 .3,3 9 26 K. T.-irca 6 .M. Willey 13. R . eral overall increase in team ton, and Jerry Richardson. Wynn said. "It's bound to hap­ Bovee 9. ,T. Znnetli Ik Baltimore, plus the steady Kvle ' ®60. ------hittin g .” stands — well, it’s ridiculous.” Optical, 4-1, last night at Waddell between a recent Wenatchee, Wash., game is Rip Collins, former major league first Spahn, who won his first game Doug Sanders, 33- 67 .34 9:33 L . T .‘r[> 3. C. Da\i,e 14. R, speed, through trades and rookie The slight, 5-4. 112-pouiider There’s ariother pet peeve or pen. Field, Bud Smith tossed a six-hit­ FUite. MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Today’s major league base­ basem&n and ex-Hartford Eastern League manager. Collins is now a coach with the for the Braves at the age of 25 Jay Hebert, .33-34 67 F'ahe\- 7, c, Beidcin 15 acquisitions, may he offset by a _ I from the Los Angeles, A.C. won Eastern I^eague two on Wynn's chest. "I don’t want to bring back ter to get credit for the triumph. Chicago Cubs’ organization. Morhardt is pacing the league in batting with a .350 mark when the club was in Boston in Midget and Pony Grid Players Arnold Palmer. 32-36 68 9 4d B. Mackav 4, F' Connnrinn 12. .still-uncerlain q'uarterback prob­ ball, Wynn told sports writer “What burns me up the the dead ball, but I think there Charley Brackett and Ray Kelly H RnCkMell 7 R Owen.e 15 „ TS 1 seconds over Shai-on Fin-, Binghamton 10. Lancaster 8. Buddy Diliberto of the New and is expected to be brought up to the parent Cubs in the National League later this 1946, already holds a flock of rec­ John Frillmaii, 35- 68 33 9 47 - 0 . Horenl/.en 4. F: M cNam ara lem. Virus Bus Benches neran of Fort Lauderdale. Fla., ■ Reading 11, John.stowm 9. most are those stories about should be a happy medium,” were the batting stars for Sears. ords. And, at his present pace, he Al Balding, 3.3-35 -68 13 K .Sarri 7. W. BeiiKsdon 16. "Conerly Is the quarterback, Orleans Times - Picayune in Wynn said. "You have to have 9 54 J. Milnfler 6 W. F i eehnrn 12. P. ^ - 1 1 1 * ^*4n® ^ 19.46.3. This waa ! Springfield 10, Williamsport 8. mean pitchers in baseball be­ Brackett had a perfect three for season. figures to add to them. Sign Up Monday at Charter Oak George Bayer, 34- .34- 6 8 th at's for sure." he .said, of 40-year New York r e c e n 11 y, "isn’t ing potential killers." he said. some balance. I think the fans three while Kelly collcted two hits rirnnherl 11. A. F,l(fner 22 Nuiiierous Eagles ------Julced-up — just cut It open Grove is the only living member Bob,Nichols, 35- 33 -III 68 111 -S, Hilinski 1. A. Avers 13. .1. old Chuckin' Chuck, in his 14Ih pro '"Ihey usually single out want to see some bunting, in three tripe to the plate. of baseball’s exclusive ”300” set. Jim F'errier, .33-35- 68 Meskill 11 O Fn.ster IB. and you’ll find a carburetor. Yoiingipters between the stges of • league officials hope to keep the 10:0S -I. Oiirlin . F. Ohremskl 12, W. season. "Lee Gros-si'iip will have (Don) Drysdale (of the Los some hit-and-run, not just the Sears ...... Oil llx —4-8-1 Southpaw World at Moment However, he reportedly is seriously Mickey Homa, .34-.34_ 68 6 There’s been a dishearten­ Angeles Dodgers) and myself home run.” teams as evenly balanced as pos­ I.eppeit n. W. Phelan 16. to prov'ie him.self under fire. We At Training Camp Optical ...... 001 000-1-6-1 r. ill and had to turn down an In'vlta- 10 to 15 who are planning to tr\' Fid Rubis. 3,5-34-69 10 15 T F'.aillkner 5. 'C. PiiO, 12 H. know he can throw the ball well ing — at least from a pitch­ and a few other pitchers. The A t 41. how much longer can Smith and Brackett; Kowal and tion by the Braves to be on hand sible. Ja rv is 9 , P Zerin 17. out for the Midget and Pony Foot­ Boh Goalby, 33-36 69 10:22--.). BeaOlleu . J Chanda 13. he's shown that .so far In practice Hershey. Pa.. -Aug. 11 i.'Pi —FI II- er’s viewi>oint-— - change in heads ask: 'Which One of W ynn go? Will he win 300 Sulots. for Spahn’a initial crack at No. League officials are interested in ,35-34 69 6 1 gam es ? ball Leagues may regi.ster Mon­ having only those boys who are Bob Briie, F . Carne>- 11. ll. Jaroh.s 25. ■but he has to be able to crank | ^ack Clarence Peaks of the Na- the baseball used in recent These Potential Killers Will 300. Fid Kowalski, .33-36- 69 . ^ . years, Wynn claims. Murder the First Batter’?" "I'm just praying I can get Ford, Arroyo Tearn Up The other members of the ”300” day night beginning at 6 o'clock, up scholajstically as they feel the iip this h.ill club and keep it mov- tionai Football League Champion 311 11 This newest Ooo^ear those eight wins to make it A rt Wall, .3,3-36—69 ing on the gi-onnd too. " Philadelphia Eagles’ Is the latest "The fastest pitcher in base­ - "Next they’ll be draWing in % club are Cy Young (511),Walter at Charter Oak Park. boys’ education should not be 33- 36 - 69 Bob McAllistei ball today can throw about 92 prison numbers across our uni­ 300 before they get me,” he Sport Schedule Johnson (416), Christy Mathew- All boys who turned 13 after jeopardized. Each boy's future val­ Connty Pin I^eagne Grossciip, heir apparent to | player to be hit by a virus bug form shirts,” Wy-nn added. concluded. “If I make it I'm Jerry Priddy. 34- 35 69 Conerly's job now that George 1 which has stricken six others since gives you what you want I miles per hour,” the, big 'White As Yanks Win Eighth son and Grover Cleveland Alexan­ Jan. 1, 1961 are eligible for the ue as a citizen depends first on hi.s Howie Johnson, 32-37- 69 Sox righthander contended. "I’ve had about enough." he going to get the hell off the der (373), Kid Nichols (360), Jim midget teattk.' they should weigh education baoioground peraonal Shaw is in MinneapoRs, saw Little 1 the beginning of the week, said. "I’m going to write a mound before I get killed.” Today Rex Baxter, .33-36—69 Meeting T u esd ay action Inst year. But he Ls slated | Peak.s was .stricken yesterday, "Most of us throw between 83 Galvin (355), Tim Keefe- (345), between 70 anu 112 pounds a l reg­ qualifications and .second on his Mac Main. 35- 34 - 69 and 85 miles per hour.’’ A nsaldi’s 'vb. Lawyers, 6, Ver­ John Clarkson (328), Eddie Plank istration time.- good sportsmanship. It is the hope to get the full test in the five ex-i joining the list of rookie guard planck. Ken Venturi, 32- 37 -6Plana 9 are now being made for hibitions before the Giants open ■ Ben Baline, tackle Ed Khayat. BaUs Come Back Fast New York, ,Aug. 11 (/P)—It’s a southpaw’s world at the (325), Mike Welch (316) and For the Pony te .m. boys who arc of the officiaLs th at the parents Jim Turnesa. 35- 34 -69 M cIntosh VB. Indians, 8:15, AMERICAN LEAGCE moment in major league baseball. Lefthander Whitey Ford, between the age . of 12 and 15 will cooperate with them in see­ the 1961-162 Hartford County against .St. Ijo.iis in New York, defensive back Bobby Jackson, "But do you know how Oiarles Radbourne (308). John Fairfield. .34-3.5-69 League bowling season. A meeting Sept. 17. quarterback King Hill, guard Don' Charter Oak. W. L. Pet. G.B. after Sept. 1 ar I who weigh up ing that the boys maintain a high Houk^s Handling of Pitchers Moriarty's vs. American, 9:15, with his usual help from lefthander Luis Arroyo, has become Young, Nichols, Galvin, Keefe, Billy Maxvvell, ■ 36- 33—69w ill be held'TiieiidaV night a t 8 al. "W e ll know then where we ; Campbell and rookie tackle Don ECONOMY! to 135 pounds ire eligible. standard in their school work. New York ....75 .670 the first 20-game winner of the season, and tonight lefthand Clarkson, Welch and Radbourne Doug Ford, 34-35 - 69 the Holiday Lancs for any and all Charter Oak. 3 This year it is planned to have With the background of a strong stand with our quarterbacks,” the | Oakes. P& F vs. A rm y A Navy, 6, W ad­ D etroit ...... 72 .643 er W arren Spahn shoots for,.a rare'"------— did all or most of their pitching Jim Ferrie. 33- 3 6teams -6 9 interested in joining; 39-vear old Sherman, who sue- Campbell was the only player to Baltimore ,... 64 ..557 121/, before the turn of the century. four tea.m« in i. ' Midget League mind based on good scholastic (X- am ateur) Obscured by Home Run Spree dell Field. 300th victory. TIGERS-WHITE SOX—The Tig and one in the Pon,, Lagriie. All st.-uidards. the coaches will help The Hartford County League ceeded Jim lice Howell, said. miss a practice but the virus has ITs THE 3 -T N Y L O N A uto P a rts vs. Medics, 6, Oieveland . . . . 50 .522 161/, Spahn, pitching in his 17th sea­ Plank, who played from 1901-17, will be no handicap w ith a 610 His other problem i's in. the de- the - others in a weakened Chicago 56 .496 191/, er.s made It eight out of 10 with returning players will • placed build up the strong healthy bodies. Buckley Field. son a t 40, goes for the big one is the only other lefthander to hit team average maximum. It meets feiisive team, where a replacement state, .... New York (NEA) — A story*ager, has had to improvise all the Boston ...... 56 .479 21, u be Iieague officials are Dutch Fo­ All-W eather Monday, Aug. 14 tonight for the Milwaukee Braves A double by Norm Cash and every Monday night at the Holiday 111.1st be foiwid for corner liiiebaek- "They re walking wounded, attributing Pittsburgh plunge in way along the route, Washington ..46 .422 271/, The biggest lefty winner in Na­ a.ssigned to fill out the rosters of garty, Pinky Pohl and Bill Skon- P&F vs. Optical, 6, Waddell. against the Cliicago Cu'bs. If the Chico Fernandez’ single off Juan the various squads. In this way eski. Lanes at 9. ^er Hailaiid Svaie, now fulltime de- •'****'* Coach Nick Skorich yesterday Pav a little, get a lot. That’i ccorv- "It has been like watering the Auto Parts vs. Moriarty's 6, Los Angeles . .47 .420 28 -National League’s premier left­ tional League history, Spahn also Present plans call for a 12-team : ^SAVE the National League to the loss of lawn with a leaky hose,” smiled Pizarro (7-5) broke a 2-2 tie in the fensive coach. .Uni Leo, a second prepared for their omr . . . and you get it from road Buckley. Minnesota ....47 .416 281/, hander gets if, he'll be only the holds the major league record for league with 10 clubs tiu.s far | working as a exhibition . game here----- Saturday — 'Vernon Law draws attention to the major, in his office deep in the fifth Inning. Don Mossi (13-2) was to rim with thi. newett G oed^ar ■I'-'aldi’s vs, N orm an’s, 6, Ver­ Kansas City .375 33 13th pitcher ever to win 300 in the winner, going all the way al­ the most 20-vlctory seasons by a drag. If set properly, this allows Plfchlng — Milt Pappas, Orlolea, having already entered. Fee for |end leaving veteran agam.st the Chu ago Bears, Nvion. You gpt it in 3-T triple- the magnificent job Ralph Houk catacombs of Yankee Stadium. Thursday’s Results has done with Yankee pitching. planck. the majors. though allowing 11 hits. southpaw. He reached that mark the fish to make a run against a blanked the .A’s on six hits and spcvi-soring a team is I,er !'1'°”' Scott and Bob sfmms. moved ;;Th®y're around, but that's about tempered Nylon Cord body that’* Your Tires "You wr£t^ tape around one hole Tuesday, Aug. 15 New York 3, Los Angeles I. * ■ * * for the 11th time last season with A N G L iy< j7 small amount of pre.ssme. Too walked just one in 8-0'Victory. tough, tasting. Get it, too, in a Houk’s skillful manipulation of and another pops.” The la.st to do it was Lefty Army & Navy vs. Sullivan’s, 6, Boston S, Minnesota 2. OKIOLES-A’S—Milt Pappas (8- the first no-hltter of his career, a often, the fisherman tries to reel in Hitting — Frank Malzone, Red m an.°S hirts will be furnished for f '" " ’ 'J f s .suppo.sed to be a 24-hour tread designed for really itretch- what has been obscured by the "To my mind, said General Man­ Waddeil. D etroit 8, Chicago 2. Grove, in 1941 w ith the Boston every bowler. Bowlers will be roll- virus but Khayat and Jack.son, ing mileage. Red Sox. Eddie Plank is the only 6) blanked the A’s on six hits. He brilliant 15-strikeout performance the fish while It Is m aking Its run Sox, went S-fcit-S and drove In de­ home run spree. ager Roy Harney, "the handling of Medics vs. Manor, 6, Buckley. B altim ore 8, K ansas City U. ^AROUNPm against the drag_/This does not re­ ciding mn with third Inning dou­ ing for $1 167 in prize money. | Sam Huff and Cliff Uving- example, have had . it four Outside of the brilliant Whitey other southpaw 300-game winner. breezed after the Birds scored five against Philadelphia. He posted the New York pitchers is one of Lawyers , vs. Paganl, ■ 6, Ver­ Only Games ScheduleKeel ...... defense is al halfback where ^yjn hp next between ' the great stories of this season planck. Today’s Games single by Whitey Herzog, against Francisco earlier this year. sion on the line and makes the tered infclude C orrenti Insuranre which has been entirely overlook­ McIntosh vs. Spruce, 8:15, Char­ topped by Cy Young's 511, are The closed-faced spinning reel Mills. A n n u lli ! KHch Barnes, obtained in a three- now and Saturday, " ■ New York (Terry 7-1) at Wash­ Bill Kunkel (2-2). Dave Philley of Spahn, a native of Buffalo, N. ha,ii taken the hackla.sh out of cast­ light twists that later bring all the Dari-Maid, Aldon ed.” ter Oak. ington (McClain 7-12 or Donovan Walter Johnson. Christy Mathew- trouble. The line should not be' L i l l i e M i88 R a iiq iie l C o n s t r u c t i o n, ____l.,ea's ____ Market, ■ way trade involving Chicago and •son, Grover ClevelamI Alexander, Baltimore set an AL record with Y., who now Is an dff-s e a s o n ing. but It has added new words to from When the Bombers were in American vs. Indians, 9:15, 7- 8), 8:05 p.m. his 21st pinch hit of the season, rancher in Hartshorene, Okla., reeled in under tension. Ohva’s Es.so Station, Gu.s’ Grind- I'"') Angeles, lakes over for Lm- AMERICAN LEGION- BASEBALI Baltimore in mid-July, Houk con­ Charter Oak. Kid NichoLs; Jim G ah l, Tim the fisherman's vocabulary. Little Miss Softball League held ers, Fioss Flleclrical, Saydoff ; Jon Crow. Slate Chivn^ilnnship Detroit (Foytack 7-6) at Minne­ Keefei John Clarkson, Mike Welch topping the record set in 1936 by came up to the Braves in 1942. He More than any other piece of To play a fish properly on a spin- fided that he 'hadn’t slept. sota (Ramos 8-13), 9 p.m. Parke Coleman of the St. Louis Us first banquet last night at Painting and Adam Tyrz. Sherman has installed a new West Harlfocd-10, West Haven *. • "View)/ w a and Charle.s Radbourne. appeared in only four gam es fishing equipment, the .spijicast reel cast reel, the rod should be pumped. 4.76 s >S EXCESSIVE fR ff "I’m down to seven pitchers,” Kansas City (Shaw 7-9) at Chi­ Browns with 20. Let the fish make its run. When it P agani’s with more than 100 pres­ AH pricM pin Ford, who has a 153-61 recoi-d without being Involved in a deci­ hai been responsible for making tM «nd pid ttfp he pointed out. cago (Pierce 6-7), 9 p.m. * * * starts to slow, start pumping it in. ent. Mrs. John Kleinschmidt was i off Toer And at the moment there wasn’t for 10 years in the majors, won sion and then went into the Army. smooth casters out of the rawest CMf. Los Angeles (Duren 4-10 or Mc­ RED SOX-TWI.NS^A third-in­ After three years, during which Raise the rod until the tip is di­ presented a plaque as first pres­ WEAR! much dependability in any of 20 for the' first time with a 3-1 initiate to the sport of angling. But ident. Jerry Sapienza served as Bride 9-8) at Cleveland (Perry ning double by Frank Malzone he was wounded, decorated and simple as the reel 1s and easy as it rectly over your head, then drop it TUBE-nrt TVIOBS them beyond Ford, Roland Shel­ 8- 10), 8 p.ni. „ decision over the Los Angeles An­ wrapped it up for the Red Sox quickly and reel In the slack. Con­ toastma.ster. Guest's included Jim ■iMk vmiu *>«* » n a r le t us align your wheels don and Luis Arroyo, who looks gels yesterday. That kept the New given a battlefield commission in l.s to operate, it stil can be mis­ Higgins. Little League president; , Boston (Nichols 2-1) at Balti­ as Tracy Stallard (1-1) won his Europe, he rejoined the Braves in used and often Is becau.se of the tinue this until the fish Is up to the l.7 B (IS $1 2 .0 1 $1$ .0 0 $14J0 8 1 7 JI more like a Puerto Rican politi­ more (Hail 5-4), 8 p.m. York Yankees three games ahead first in the majors. A1 Schroll boat, and yoti'Il eliminate line the Rev. Jo.seph McCann of St. 17.00 — 1V» 1946, monofilament line. 7.1 a il S 14.11 Wheel Balance cian or banker than an amazing j of second place Detroit 'in the (0-2), was the loser. tw ists. James’ Church and Major Walter' 19.00 — — American League race. « * * He had an 8-5 record in his first Monofilament, no matter how re­ I.Amie of the Salvation Army. 7 .U itS 10.18 relief worker. NATIONAL LEAGUE, fined, has a curl in it. If not handled .OO IS 12 .0 0 — — — Houk has been worried about 14th Straight full season, then pushed his career 6 1 and Front CARDS PIRATES — "The Cilard properly on a spin cast for spin­ 750x14- — — 14JS ' liM ' the Bronx pitching since s p r 1 n g | W. L. Pet, G.B. It'was Whitey's 14th consecutive inals beat the Bucs with an un­ into high gear with a 21-10 mark Lott A ngelm . .67 40 .686 — in 1947.) He fell off to 15-12 In ning) reel it can come off In a SEETHE 1.00x14 — — 17.18 21 JO End Alignment training, when he bracketed his | victorj', tying the Yankee record earned run in the seventh inning Cincinnati .. . .69 44 .611 1 , .^etUn 1904 by Jack Chesbro. And 1948, b u t had won a t least 20 la bunched snarl that makes a back- starters after Ford. He has had | on -Dick Stuart's error, hanging la.sh look like a pleasure. All this a succession of disappointments ■ San Francisco liS 49 ..548 9 it also marked the 16th time in the loss on Earl Francis (1-5). every other year with the excep- M ltuaukee .S4 51 .514 18 tion of 1952 (14-19) and 1955 can be eliminated with a few min­ SPECIAL since. i Ford's 28 starts this season that Ray Sadecki (10-5) was the win utes effort before going out to fish St. Louis .... .56 53 .514 18 Arroyo has trudged in from the (17-14). IS MONTH GUARANTEEI When the bell rang, Houk listed ner. He gave up eight hits, all and rem em bering .some simple Plttttburgh .. .51 .53 .490 141/, bullpen. singles except one—Bob Clem­ a\Rainst normal road haxardt hia starters as Ford, Bob Turley, Chicago ...... 44 68 .415 831/, rules while playing the fish. T o n ig h t — i.r., hlowouti, fabric The Ford-Arroyo combination ente’s ninth-inning home run. Any monofilament line, even left Art Ditmar, Ralph Terry and Jim Philadelphia . .30 77 .860 S7 has become such a ritual that one brrakn. cuts—except repair­ Coates. Turley had early elbow Thursday’s Result New York paper, the Mirror, head­ overnight on a spin-cast spool, will on able punctures. Limited to trouble, finally had to be put on St. Louis 3, P ittsburgh 2 lined it: develop a loose curl, which can original owner for number of MUFFLER Fill from Within develop Into trouble but which also the disabled list. Ditmar couldn’t Only Game Scheduled ” 'Luis’ Ford Wins 20th.” months specified. ANY get anybody out and went to Kan­ . Today’s Games can be erased without much Anv Goodvear tire dealer While the Yankees pudied their If Top Brass Quits trouble. Before starting out. attach (over 60,000 in all 50 state*) OAR INSTALLATION sas in mid-Jime in the trade for Cincinnati (O’Toole 11-8) at San longest winning streak of the year Bud Daley, who proceeded to lose Francisco (Marirhal 9-7), 11:16 FLOWERETTE LEAGUE the end of the line to any station­ will repair tire without through ei^ht games, Detroit kept Chicago, Aug. 11 IJP) — If Gen­ ary object and walk off about 80 charge or make allowance ALUMINUM-ZINC COATED I five .straight. Coates' ineffective­ p.m. the pace by beating the Chicago Shooting high singles in the ness sentenced him to the bullpen eral Manager Hank Greenberg or feet of line. 'Then stretch the line WINF bn new tire based on orifi* 1 Chicago (Curtis 7-6) at MUwau- -White Sox, 3-2. Baltimore beat league’s most recent meeting were nal tread depth remaining Herc't What We.Do for You: ItOBIM HOOD MUFFLERS as a middle man for quite, a spell. kee (Spahn 11-12), 9 p.m. Field Manager A1 Lopez leave the Shirley Taft 122, Barbara Doyon several times. The curl will go. NO MONEY Kansas City, 8-0, and Boston de­ It Is in playing tne fish that the- and the current “Goodyear Clevenger Flopped Philadelphia (SulUvan 8-10) at feated Minnesota 3-2 in -the other Chicago White Sox arier this sea­ 117, M ary DeLucco 117, T erry • WHEEL ALIGNMENT — A(»urs you Longer Life . . . Danny McDevilt, obtained from son, their jobs will be filled from angler usually creates the tight DOWN price.* Done on our 83,000 electron­ Oroalsr Safely . . Bsllsr Pittsburgh (Friend 11-18), 8:15 AIL games scheduled. 'Vaccaro 111, EMna C hristensen the Dodgers as a replacement for p m . withiii the organization. 112, Lois Coleman 110, twists in the line that later cause A* lew at $1.25 Weekly ic machines. Correct caster, Performance. Extra protection The St. Louis Cardinals won havoc. All spin-cast reels have a Bobby Shantz, didn’t work out. Only Games Scheduled eight in a row fop-'Ore-first time T h ai’s the word of A. C. Al- camber, toe-in, ,toe-out, ad­ against ruit and correilon. Houk announced that he Intended ter a tell Mt just and tighten steering. this year With a^-2 victory over lyn, who bought controlling inter­ GREEN MIXED LEAGUE YANKEE to start Ryne Duren, but at last Pittsburgh in me only NL game est in the club from ailing Bill Capturing the team title waa • BALANCE BOTH FRONT PLUS: gave up on him ev ^ as a fireman. Veeck two months ago,' WtiHiiiiiJtj weights included. Forfeit Win scheduled. the father and daughter tandem of A T YOUR •n S T ... IS MINUTE Duke Maas and Tex Clevenger • • • ‘Tve heard reports that Green­ Gerry (Josta and Bob RIsley. « CLEAN AND REPACK INSULUTION came from the Angels in the Duren berg and Lopez may leave, and I High average for women be­ g o o d / ^ e a r FRONT WHEEL BEAR­ New Britain, Aug. 11 ((F)—Darien YANKS-ANGEL.S — Ford (20- • SUVICED BY nerOHY-TIUINEB transaction. Maas reported with a won a state semi-final Little hope they are not true,” said Al- longed to 'Vickie Burchards with SERVICE bad arm. Clevenger was a bust. 2), last a loser on June 29 at Bos­ BASEBALL MOU HOPU BIM ON COODTIAR TW^ THAN ANT OTMU KIND INGS. EXPERTS League baseball game'- against a ton, allowed eight of the Angels’ lyn. "Both are highly competent 109. Gerry CosU’s 337 was top Terry, Stafford and Turley were I ^ • Inspect ENTIRE BRAKE New Britain squad by forfeit last nine hits before giving way to the men. triple for the ladles while Alice and STEERING ASSEM­ out with ailing pitching equipment night. The reason for the forfeit "But If it happens, their re­ Rock’s 132 was the top individual simultaneously. Sheldon, whose heat and Arroyo in the eighth' MANCHESTER BLY. Lifetime Guarontee was that four . players on the Inning. It was the fourth victory placements will come from within game rolled by la member of the NEW YORK AT WASHINGTON CAREFUL ROAD TEST previous experience was a half Bronson Heights All-Stars of New the organization. It is always fa ir sex. I season in a D league, missed t'wo Arroyo has saved for Ford, and WCMUCDONE. Britain were ruled ineligible to he has been the finishing pitcher good for morale to look within an Holding the high average among, AUTO PARTS At N<9 Extra Cost turns with a pulled muscle in hia GAME TIME 8 P.M. nichols-manchesterI • SABETY CHECK TIRES. play. The four players in question in six otherp. organization for capable person­ the men was Ralph Nevera with forearm. The arms of Terry and had been ruled ineligible by Bobby Richardson, 'Srogl B erra nel. I think that Is one resiaon the 106.24. Bob Rialey'a 140 waa best 270 BROAD St. WONT Stafford stiffened after outstand­ RADIANT RED — Gor­ league headquarters In Williams­ and Bill Skowron homered for the New York Yankees are so suc­ individual game) while Joe May­ FROMT END ing performances. Hal Reniff was don Coleman’s big bat port, Pa., because they lived out­ Yankee runs off Jim Donahue (4- cessful. They build from the er’s 361 waa high triple. OPEN DAILY sponsored by ^ called up from Richmond and 20- has contributed no little side specified , league boundaries. 8), with Berra’s fourth-inning shot ground up, both In the front of­ HEAR ALL YANKEE NIGHT GAMES. ENO ytet^oldi A1 Downing from Bing- G REEN M EN’S DOUBLES A.M. to TIRE, INC. SHOP to helping the Cincin­ Darien was leading 7-0 in the breaking a 1-1 tie as the Angels fice and on the field.” 8 6 ?MA. THE SHOF fiamton. Downing ■was pitching fourth inning when the forfeit was failed to win any of their nine Allyn also said he will not sell Setting a new high triple was HOME ond AWAY— DIAL 1230 295 BROAD ST.—MANCHESTER seaX-profeeslonal , ball around nati club to be persistent with a 448 on games SATURDAY 8 A.M. to ,6 P„M. M IS-24M S57 Broad St.—MI 3-2444 declared. Darien will meet Sims- games at Yankee Stadium in the his controlling Interest in the Sox Machine Shop-Cloaca I P.M. CONNECTICUT BANK THE HARTFOIID PHONE MI 3-1579 Oamd*- N.J., a year ago. ~ in the NL race. bu|Y Saturday for the State title. season series. of 182, 156 an d 165. O ther g o o d ' pSURANCE GROUP under any clrcumatances. ■cores were Al FaltetU 158—887 Saturday AND T « t» T COMPAMT .'T . r / \ ’l l / ■ / ' > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGl)ST 11, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN ^AOB TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 Oofs—Bir«»—Pets 41 Garden-—Farm—-Dairy HouMhold GBoda 51 Apartment*—‘Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houses For SaK 72 Houses for Sali 72 Houses for Sal* 72 Auto Accessories-^Tires 6 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Ildp Wanted— Female 35 Hel^ Wanted— Male 36 Tenements 63 DACHSHUND puppies, standard, Products 50 VISIT MARLOW’S .Furniture De­ STERLING PLACE (next to our I—BOLTON—House pinching you? 126 iWlRTH E jJ l ST.—7 room Co- FIVE ROOM ranch, must b* Men f r ie n d l y ICE CREAM In Rock- red, 9 weeks, AKC FOUR 760x15 Urea and tubes EXPERIENCED saleslady wanted rsglstersd, IRISH COBBLAR potatoes lor sale. partment for the largest ch«dr NEW DUPLEX 5 rooms, large liv­ office)—Oversized custom built 8 room, home, 4 bedrooms plus lonial, V/i baths, den, 24 foot llv-' to appreciate, near school and mounted on Oldamoblle .wheels. for Infant' Department. 5-day vllle has openings for part-time sired tw ch. 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PREPARBSvFOR drivers test. loDAVHE HAD TO PADDLE 2-6488, for personal Interview ap­ terms, Marlow’s Furniture, 861 MANCHESTER—Excellent 9 room CUMlfled ar **Waat Ad*” ar* tahen over the phono m • eon- CONKED out: I NAD BOSTI TO area for a married man with at room oil heat, hot water heater, Ill—MANCHESTER—Faihily « - custom built ranch. Feature* In­ Ages 16 to 6^ Driving and class HiS RENTED OUTBOARD RENT pointment. Household Goods 51 Main St. pending? This attractive Gape has CHARMING 6 room cape with all voDleotro. The ndverUaer ahould read hit ad the FIRST DAY IT TO ROW ALL THE least a high school education who LAWN MOWERS^-Toro, Jacobaen, aluminum storm windows, $80 a clude 2 full baths, 2-c'ar garage, rooni. Three inifelictors. No wait­ ACROSS A CREEK AND is Interested in a career In the Bolens, Goodall, Arlens, Mdmg month. Call Columbia AC 8-8265. ROBERT plenty of space for a growing fam­ the extras—excellent locatloiT and APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS IB tline tor the next Inwr- 'WAV back: whv PLUMBERS and plumber’s help­ A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized, minutes from shopping— school large lot, convenient location. tloD. The Herald l* reopontlble tor only ONE Incorrect or omitted ing. Manche.slei., Driving Acadc- HE BLEW A GASKET.' _l OUTSOWK life insurance business. Salary and mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamstlc IT’S MARLOW’S for desks of every ily. 3 or 4 bedrooms, aluminum mv PI 2-7249. DOHTCHA KEEP ers, steady work. Insurance bene­ reconditioned used furniture for description. Over 50 styles to bus at door—large lot with many Phone MI 3-6273. Brae-Bum Real­ InaertloD tor any adverttoement and then only to the extent of a THESE THINGS iN commission while you are receiv­ tractors with over 31 attachments. siding, aluminum combos, large fits. Apply in person between 8-9 every room, including appliances. select from. August sale priced HEATED 4 ROOM apartment. MI WOLVERTON trees. Immaculate' condition Inside ty. ‘‘make irood” Inaertlon. Error* which do not leosen the valne of LARSON'S Connecticut's first li­ REPAIR? I GOT ing training. Please call for ap­ Used mowers and'tractors. Parts 30% off on new dinette, kitchen fenced In yard. Selling fof’ ilsi^OO. a m. at Beraon Bros.. 50 Harvard pointment, Ml 0-5226. and service. C ^ltoi Equipment from $19.50. E-Z terms, Marlow’s 9-3230. The R, F. Dimork Co., MI 9-524(S. and out. Practically maintenance the adverttoement will not be corrected by **make good" Insertion. censed driving .school trained - 1 GOOD NOTION Street, New Britain, Conn., or call sets, mattresses. Credit terms. Le- Furniture, 861 Main St. free . Price $16,000. Call owners, Lots For Sale 73 Co.. 38 Main. Ml 8-7958. Blanc Furniture Hospital 195 Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johan­ Certified and approved is now of­ for appointment, JA 9-8287. BRAND NEW 4 room apartment AGENCY na Evans. MI 9-5653, MI 3-1914. \OlTR COOPERATION WILL fering classroom ajid behind Help Wanted— PLAT WALL atone, nreplace and South Street, Rock'vUle. TR 5-2174 ONE BEDROOM set, large daven­ A-1 location in Vernon, ideal for BEAUTIFUL cleared building site, wheel instiuction for teenagers. Open 9-9, Saturday* till 6. We also port, chair,. Universal 40" electric MI 3-1914 9 till 9 FIRST OFFERING. Owner trans­ BE APPREtTATED Diol M l 3-2711 Male or Female 37 veneer stone, five elzes to select business or retired older coupl?. IV — MANCHESTER — Prestige corner location, near lake. Ap­ MI 9-6075. buy house lots of furniture. range, automatic Laundromat Stove and refrigerator, if needed, ferred. Oversized 7-room Cape, 3 proximately a half acre on tarred from. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tel. BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and minded? Then see this custom Ml 9-0817. washer, power mower, miscellane­ fireplace, pine paneled enclosed built ranch in one of Manchester’s large bedrooms, 12x24 family road. High and dry. I-Jike privi­ MORTLOCiv’S Driving School—Of-' ARE YOU INTERESTED in extra TORO LAWNMOWERS at new low garage, full shed dormer, 2 full room, fireplace, garage, combina­ money? Would you like to earn ous articlca. Baby lamb coat and porch, heat included. $140 per finest locations. 6 rooms, garage, leges. Bargain for quick sale. PI fice. 413 Main St.. Mancji^ester. | HOUSE PAINT—White «md colors prices. 21” self-propelled Toro hat, size 14. MI 9-4301. month. MI 3-1257. baths, wooded lot. easy walking tion’windows and doors, hot water 2-6118. Ixtaming correctly "May Save i $3-$4 per hour? Do you have the rotary, reg. price-4139.95, special distance to schools, bus, snd shop­ ■'i acre wooded lot. Selling below $4.95 per gallon. Driveway coating today’s market at $21,900. The R. oil heat, city water and sewerage, Vour Life." Driver education 1 ACCOUNTANT use of a cai- three or more free $99.95. Marlow's. iW., 867 Main, ALL STEEL double door wardrdbes ping. Don't miss i^ls outstanding shade trees, good location. House 7 'i ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ evenings a week? No experience is $5.50 per 5 gallon can. Morrison Ml 9-5221 F. Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245. Bar­ FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE classes. Member, Connecticut Pro­ r mi. M.ciuii siwi,A,i, ivn^ Paint Store, 385 Center St. $10.88 up. See our big selection all vailue, $15,900. PhBbrlck Agency, in excellent condition throughout. ful view, minutes out, trees, only fessional Driving School Assn. Ml | necessary, no expense to you. no sale priced. E-Z terms, Marlow's Business Locations MI 9-8464. bara Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Opportunity for man with Evans, MI 9-5653. Quirk occupancy. Charles Lesper- $2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins,' MI 9-7398. ' collcding or delivering, Free bADIES—New shipment of woolens CHAMBER’S Furniture, 861 Main St. For Rent 64 ance. MT 9-7620. 9-5132. accounting background for training. For an interview call MI BOLTON LAKEFRONT— Contem­ A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING for rug making just arrived at Pil­ V—BOLTON-7 room split level. progressive local concern. 3-7116, grim Mills, Hartford Road, Man­ FURNITURE SALES EXCELLENT spot tor any business porary ranch, 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER Garage— fservice— Storage 10' Household Services Moving— Trucking- Help Wanted— Female 35 BABY’S CARBED. stroller. etc. ultra modern kitchen, 3 large bed­ 1'2 baths, one acre pl'us lot, only THREE I'X)TS for sale. Inquire 711 Accounting School graduate chester. Open every' day noon till or office. Center of town, plenty 2 years old, in excellent condition. Offered l.T-A Storage 20 503 E. Middle Turnpike Call MI 9-6774 after 6 p.m. of parking. Ml 9-6329 9-5 rooms, I’-ii baths, 2-zone heating, N. Main St. Ml 9-6623. SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS WAITRESS, experience preferred. preferred. Excellent bene­ Dor.s— Birds— Pets 41 I p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. till 6 Finished rec room. Owner moving p.m. Manchester Green thermopane windows, garage GARAC.K FOR RENT on Maple RUBBISH REMOVAL—cellars and TRUCKING—14 foot heavy plat-; Apply in person. Three J's Restati- fit program, good wages, KIRBY UPRIGHT vacuum with all MAIN STREET—4 room offifce on space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob­ to California. Selling for $23,900. High-with-V ievv BOLTON LAKE—2 lots, one 50x100, Want Information on one o{ mir classlfled advertisements 7 No Street. .MI ,3-4751. attic'.s. incinerator, and commer- i form truck with one-ton power lift ^ Route 6 and 44A, Bolton, AKC PUPPIE5V dachshund, shcl- SPECIALS—9x12 linoleum $4,95; attachments including floor polish­ ground floor, plenty of parking, T. ertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. For further information or ap­ one 100x100, lake priidleges, rea­ answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the chance for advancement. ties, poodic.s, schnauzer, German fARM LOAM, top quality, stock baby cribs from $29.95 up; strollers pointment to see call the R. F. rial light trucking. MI 9-0339. I gale. Call 50 9-0613. Conn. piled 2 years, $2 per yard deliv­ er, sprayer, and grinder, $75. MI J. Crockett, realtor, MI 3-1577. sonable. West Side Realty, MI Send resume to Box U, Shepherds. Boarding all breeds. from $14.95 up. Playpens, bath- 9-0562. MANCHESTER - Ansaldl built Dimock Company, MI 9-5245, or CUSTOM BUILT 9-5315 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Herald, indicating business Petaeres Kennel, Andover. PI ered. Call after 6 p.m. Max Rankl, Inettes, etc. Furniture for the en­ the Louis Diinock Realty Com MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE CLERK Columbia AC 8-9323. OFFICE FOR rent close to shop­ Ranch. 3 twin sized bedrooms, Building-Contracting 14 i Painting— Papering 21 experience, education, and 2-7800. tire home at 20% cash discount. FIREPLACE sween, andirons, ping center, ideal for any busi­ large cabinet kitchen, disposal, pany, MI 9-9823. BOLTON—10 acres more Or less, M l 9.0500 Interesting position for wopiiui brass basket, poker, maple trestle SPLIT 600 foot road frontage, trees, ask­ salary requirements. rv ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and Visitors welcome. ness,, reasonable rent. 186 West exhaust fan, ceramic tile bath, 196n CI'STOM TRIl’.MPH reason­ CARPENTRY— Roofing remodel­ EXTERIOR and interior painting, with aptitude for figure work. table, maple antique rocker, Middle Tpke. MI 3-6802. fireplaces, hot water oil heat, 81 GOODWIN STREET—6 room ing $2,500. Lawrence F Fiano MI and leave your message. YouTl hear from our advertiser In Jig able .MI 9-7516. PUPPIES—Part German Shepherd, accessories sale In our famous "Do Cape, newly remodeled kitchen, Exceptional two year old, 3 bed­ ing, repairs. No job too small. Ed decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean It yourself department. Receiving Open Daily 10-5 maple screen, mahogany cocktail aluminum combinations, ame.iite 3-2766. time without spending all evening at the telephone. COl^lPTOMETER males $5, females, $3. PI 2-8098. FOR LEASE—Hartford Road Drive hot water oil heat. I 'i car garage, room, 6 room split level. Custom Sta.siak, PI 2-7564 ! workmanship. Free e.stimates. No tubes, 40% off. AST picture tubes, Evenings 7 :30-9 table, mahogany high chest, metal drive, shade trees, excellent built-in features, plus I 'i baths, job too small, John Verfaille MI OPERATOR cabinet. Andover PI 2-6604. In to an experienced restaurant trees, private backyard, near bus. (JHOICE UDT A well treed 100x281 . 19,59 HARLEY DALTSON, XLCH, FIVE PLAYFUL kittens looking most "21" size, $21.95. and up. In­ housekeeping, quick occupancy, Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. picture book kitchen with double lot is now available at the Crest of 3-2521. MI 3-5187 operator only. Will modernize. $18,100. Escott, agent, MI 9-7683. e.\ceH'cnt condition. MI 9-5830. Opening for skilled comptometer for a home, 6 weeks old. Call MI . door antennas from 89c and up. EMPIRE SOFA, Kenmore electric Good location across the street oven, dining room, full plaster the hill on Ludlow Road, Rock- Roofing—Siding 16^ operator doing interesting work. Outdoor antennas from $1.99 and PeraonaM 3 Automobiles for Sale 4 3-6377, 51 Elsie Drive. double oven range, Frigidaire re­ from King’s Department Store. RANCH—5 rooms, first time on TWO-FAMILY, 6 and 6, on large house, rec room with fireplace, 2- ledge. Thi.s most desirable lot is J Company offers good wages, ex-1 WE NEED an experienced straight up. Chimney mounts only 99c. lot (150x150). House in good shape, car garage. Beautiful high eleva­ rea.sonably priced at $5,500. For Business Services Offered 13 A. A, DION. INC. Roofing, siding, P.AINTING. papering, floor sand- I —AT ALBERT’S— frigerator, miscellaneous house Cash required 6 months advance market. Bowers School. Plastered ELECTROLUX Sales and Scmice. 1952 CHEVROLET station wsgon, painting. Carpentry. Alterations ing, pall MT 9-0726. Icellent benefit program, modem air matter operator in a growing VHF wire 2c a foot. Also, used’ NOT $900 — NOT $800— hold fumiture. Call MI 9-1218, rental. Contact owner, Ray Novak, new heat, aluminum aiding, porch, tion. Large shade trees. Also new additional information or appoint­ TVs completely overhauled. See walls, cast iron radiation, hot bonded representative, Alfred radio, heater, good running condi­ CHAIN’ S.-\W work Trees eut.r and addition.^. Ceilings. Workman­ conditioned office. Apply suburban newspaper shop in the NOT $700 — NOT $600 MI 9-3635. water heat, choice setting with garage. Lots of extras. Owners storage shed. House vacant. ment ca-ll McCarthy Enterprises, Amell, ibe • Henrv St. Tel, MI tion. $100. Tel. JA 8-7704 ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. EXTERIOR and interior painting. Hartford area. If you'd like a ’ ug first for the best deals. Open NO! NO! NOT EVEN $500 , ROSE SKIRTED dressing table, anxious to hear your offer. T J. Priced to sell. Inc. MT 4-1539. John V. Panciera, ; ______d. Rea.'onable ratc.s Call PI 2-7.558 FIRST NATIONAL STORES, evenings till 9, Saturday till 5. bench, mirror, 4 pair.s drapes, trees, $18,900, Philbrick Agency, 3-0450. between l:.30-4:30 or any time. MI 3-4860 Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. small shop paying $3 or more an BUT A WHOLE HOUSE MI 9-8464. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. ‘ MI 9-1898, 1952 PONTIAC 4-door hydramatic. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. INC. hour for a good operator, 37'- WANTED Prices in effect till supply ig ex­ twin bedspreads. $15: bird cage Phone MI 3-6273 Saturday or Sunday. 3 ROOMS LOVELY Houses For Rent 65 SIX ROOM Cape, fireplace, garage, i radio and heater. MI 3-0915 after BIDWELL HOME Improvement P'loors. Good -clean workmanship. Park and Oakland Aves. hour week, with reasonable bene­ hausted or replaced by similar NEW FURNITURE $3; marble lop tables, electrified GENUINE 4 bedroom ranch, 1’ 4 LEBANON- Clear lot. good location Items. Satellite Electronic Service, oil lamps, antique glas.s and china. near to stores, schools and bus. and drainage. 170’ frontage 400’ AutomobOes for Sale 4 6. A.MESITE DRIVEWAYS con.stnirt-, Company—all types of siding and Fullv insured. Reasonable rates. E, Hartford, Conn. fits including group insurance pro-' EXPERIENCED AND APPLIANCES CHARMING 5 room ranch with car­ baths, full cellar, dining room, ga­ roofing. Aluminum clapboards a I-eo'Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI, gram, call JA 8-2194, or write P.O. | 165 School Street, Manchester, MI The Red House, 34 Portland St. port available now on lease at 61 Marion E. Robertson Broker, Ml deep, $1,600 NI 2-7045. er re.»urface(i sealed. Superior EVERYTHING rage, tool shed. Sudden transfer 3-,5953, Brae^Burn Realty DE CORMIER MOTORS Pavers. MI 3-6515, specialty. Unexcelled workman­ ,9-5082. ! Box 2, West Hartford, Conn. 9-1786. FOR ONLY $477 Alice Drive. $160 monthly MI makes price les* than replace­ OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ ------I EXPERIENCED salesgirls wanted , SAYS." ship. 5U 9-6495. MASONS 1, 2 or 3 YEARS to PAY 3-0095. ment cost. Custom built by Ritchie BUSINESS ZONE—8 room home In Resort Property For Sale 74 cials, fixit yourself cars, always HOME I*.ANDSCAPrN'G. lawn main-! PAINTING AND paperhanging, j in Manchester's most popular I EXPERIENCED service .station at­ USED FURNITURE. 188 Broad St. MANCHESTER a good selection. Look behind our fabric retail outlet. Full and part- j CLEAN FILL—free. Rear 151 Ben­ in 1957. Belfiore Agency, MI excellent condition off East Center ' "We have a very choice selection tenance, hedge pruning. Contact ' COUGHLIN ROOFING CO -- All Good clean workmanship at rea-' tendant. part-time, Wvnian Oil Co., Appl.v — INCLUDES — 3-5121. 7 room split level, 3 large bed­ BOLTON—First lake ^waterfront office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. John E. Whitham. Ml 9-7090, ; types of roof.s and roof repairing, sonahle rates. 30 years in Man- ! time help needed. Ideal job for the ’ 24„Main St. ton Street. Street. Good location for doctor, rooms, 2 ceramic baths, 2 fire­ 5-room cottage which can ba of high quality cars priced to style conscious girl. Apply Mana- ' 1 Westinghouse Refrigerator Suburban For Rent 66 hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur NEE3> A CAR and had your credit please, at the very best of bank specializing in Twenty Year Bond­ Chester. Ravmond Fiske. MI t Kelly .Ir. Hinli Schfiol 1 Westinghouse T.V. Set SEVEN ROOM Cape—on bus line, places, (one in finished rec room). easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ COSMA APPLIANCE Service—R e-' ed Roofs, Call MI 3-7707. 9-9237. ger Pilgrim Mills, Hartford Road, | HEATING MEN, experienced, good THREE BICYCLES, one boy’s 20", Antiques 51-A ANDOVER — Desirable 5 room ther information call the Philbrick turned down? Short on down pay­ terms. " 1 Bedroom Suite large family room, modern kitch­ Agency, MI 9-8464. Kitchen includes disbwasher dis­ ertson. broker, Ml 3-5953 pairs all makes refrigerators, j Open dailv noon to 9, Saturdav wages, insurance program. Apply Mohegan Park $15; girl’s, $10 and $6. Stroller. home with large lot for a couple, en, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? 10-6. $10: carriage $8; carbed and car 1 Living Room Suite posal, ovep and range. 2-car ga­ freezers, washing machines, dry-1 EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ in person between 8-9 a.m, at Bcr- Norwich, Conn. 1 Dinette Set TWO ROSEWOOD occasional $135 monthly. 15 minutes from basement finished in knotty pine, rage. Immediate occupancy. BOLTON LAKE—A 6 room cottage, Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS: cialize in commercial, residential, . seat, $10. Phone MI 9-6367. BRKJK HOME—6 large rooms, ers ranges, oil and gas bumera. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A son Bros.. 50 Harvard Street, New 1 Healthrest Mattress chairs with needlepoint, one ma­ Manchester, village setting. If you garage, wooded lot. close to full baths, 2-car garage, excellent Priced in the low thirties. Llynwoqd Drive, winterized, has las, get the lowdown on the lowest MI 9-0055, All work guaranteed. indu-virial, and trim lobs. Big or AS IN ANYTHING ELSE—there's Britain. Conn, or call for appoint­ Open Shop Project hogany tilt-top table and mirror, company water, located near the down and smallest payments any­ 1959 Pontiac 4-dr. Sedan 1 Healthrest Spring like it portion of rent could go to­ schools and shopping, $16,900. Phil­ condition. Between one and two ROOFING - Specializing repairing small we do them all. Joseph work involved, but it is pleasant,' ment JA 9-8287. m 9-0562. ward down payment. Pratt Agen- brick Agency, MI 9-8464. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. beach. Immediate occupancyAp­ where. Not a small loan or finance One owTier . fully equipped ... LAWN MOWERS sharpened and interesting kind of work thst fits . FOR RALE—Bicycle built for two. 2 Throw H ^ s acres of land. Fruit trees. High roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Dionne, contractor. Cali Ml 3-0494. 1 Boudoir Chair cv, PI 2-7596, PI 2-7002. In.surors Realtors ply Edward J. Holi or your own company plan Douglas Motors, sharp throughout. I repaired, sales and service, pick j in easily with homemaking de- i Call PI 2-8034 after 5. ;------elevation. Six miles from Man­ broker. Tel. MI 3-5117. ter work, . chimneys cleaned, re­ 2 Vanity Lamps WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, chester. Philbrick Agency Ml MI 9-5261 333 Main St. Only $ l 15 down up and delivery. Complete line of i paired. Aluniinum siding. 30 mands. A kind of work for which I Musical Instruments 53 screened porch, fireplace, 1-car Evenings, please call MI 9-7445 Credit Manager 2 Pillows 9-8464 BOLTON LAKE—6 room Cape. 4 Toro riders, reels, and rotaries,' years' expeririv<;e. Free estimates. Electrical Services 22 you are espedally suited. Let us | Summer Romes For Rent 67 garage, shaded lot, $16,000. Phil CALL OR SEE me for a good deal • SEPTIC TANKS 1 Pr, Blanket.* PORTER STREET — Center en­ finished, lot 50x100, furnished, lake : 1958 Rambler Cross Country garden and law’n supplies. L 4 M ! Call Howley. -MT 8-.5361, MI 3-0763. .show you how A'V'ON has helped Boats and Acressories 46 NEW TRUMPET outfit, $50. 15 brick Agency, MI 9-8464, ' BRKJK COIjONIAL In Ma)ichester on a 1961 Ford or Falcon and A-1 Equipment Corporation, Route 83, 9'REK ESTIMATES—Prompt scrv-1 Trainee CLEANED and INSTALLED 1 Cocktail Table Hannaway Street, Manchester. trance Colonial (Jape, 6 generous privileges, asking $8,500. West used cars. Walter G. Parker. L. P. Station Wagon thousands of housewives find se- ! 2 'Table Lamps VACATION COTTAGE—Cape Cod Green section. I ’-j baths, 2-car ga­ One ow ner...... fully equipped... j Vernon, Conn. TR 5-780P. j icp on all types of electrical wir- | enritv thru productive use of their : 14 FOOT Yellow Jacket runabout, Call between 3-6, —all facilities, fireplace wood COVENTRY size rooms, screened porch, large Side Realty, MI 9-5315. ' Fitzgerald. Inc., 73 Brooklyn St., ing Licensed snd insured. Wilson Excellent opportunity for am- • SEW ERS 1 9 x 12 Rug rage. Owners anxious to sell. Bel­ living room with fireplace, formal Rock'vllle. MI 6-5324. a creampuff. ’ Heating and PIumbi|ig 17 spare time. Call BU 9-4922 today. 1bition.s man. College education pre­ 25 h.p. Evinrude motor, trailer, near beaches, sleeps 5 or 6. MI Six room Cape, 2 unfinished, rec fiore Agency, MI 3-5121. 'SAM'S UPHOLSTERY - Retired! Electrical Co., Manche.stcr, MI MACHINE CLE.ANED ski equipment, excellent condition. 1 Floor Lamp PIANO TUNING — Appointments dining room, one-car garage, Only $395 down ferred, but person with business 1 Smokef 3-6777. room, oil heat, garage, large lot, Wanted— Real Estate 77 : from the shop. Can take care of! PLUMBING AND heating - - re­ 9-4817. Glastonburv. MI 3-7376 RN. TWO OR three nights a week, MI 9-8938. now being made for September, several fruit trees, lake privileges, VERNON—7 room split, fireplace, parklike yard. This property in top all your upholstering needs at e.xperience will be considered. 52 Pc. Dinnerware Set October tutd November. Ward 1951 CHRYSLER 4-door, radio and modeling installations, repairs. 117 shift Laurel 5Jauor, MI • INSTALLATION WESTBROOK, CONN, West Beach. priced at $12,800 with a low, low den, full cellar, large beautiful lot condition throughout, $17,800. WISH SOMEONE to handle you? 1959 Rambler American 2-dr. great savings. Call CH 2-2378. All work guaranteed, 25 years ex^ Should be over 20 years of age. 17 FOOT PENN YAN with full can­ 30 Pc. Silver Set Music, 99 Summer St. Open eve­ Small cottage for rent Aug. 26- Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. heater. MI 3-0915 after 6. 9-2324. Paid vacation.s and many fringe down payment. extending to woods. Owner MI real estate? Call me at Ml 9^320 I Sedan perienoe. 24-hour service. Call Bpnds— Stocks Mortgages 31 SPECIALIST vas, 80 h.p. Mercury, Cox trailer, 18 Yards Floor Covering nings. Sept. 4. Call MI 9-1232, Mary 3-2672. The economy champion . Stand- ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an­ Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. benefits. For more detail.s call 5Ir. excellent condition. MI 9-5501. CHARLES W. LATHROP (or prompt and courteous servlcei 1959 FORD COUNTRY Squire sta-' d e :^i o x s t r a t e . t o y s j Free Storage Until Wanted Fournier. Joseph Barth, Broker. ' ard shift. .. very clean tiques included, work giiaranteed. SECOND MORTGAGE money-We Matthew, MT 3-1589, Ml 9-0384 OWNER TRANSFERRED. Weth- $13,700 tion 'wagon, Fnrdomatic, power Ml 9-1962. Free Delivery steering, raudio and heater. MI can supply any amount of money Town and Country 25 HP. EVINRUDE outboard FOR SALE Hormony guitar and COLUMBIA LAKE -- Waterfront crel! St.- Built by Ansaldi. 5-room Only $295 down for mortgages. Terms to ftt your Work August imtil December, ex- CAR POLISHER-Male, 25 or older motor good running condition, Free Set Up By Own Reliable Men rase, $75, Call MI 9-4878. Excellent 6 room Cape, 3 unfin­ CASH WAITINQ lor property own­ 9-5013. Radio-'H' Repair eellent commission, no investment, cottage, freshly decorated, all BOLTON—Fernwood Drive—Large Ranch, 5 years old, full basement, ers. Please call us before you buy STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, , needs. ConOTruction mortgages not afraid of hard work. Top $85. MI 9-2425. Sure It Pays To Buy At Albert’s -electric kitchen, August available. 6’ a room Ranch bn lot 150-200, ished, 3 dormers, fireplace, alum­ 19-58 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan fireplaces. flagstone terraces, i Services 18 car and telephone necessary, larg-j DRAINAGE CO. VIOLIN FULL SIZE, .50 year.* old, tile bath, fireplacf, plastered Or sell. Speedy service. J. D, 1957 CHEVROLET convertible. V-8, also available, J. D. Realty 470 wages paid. Apply to Service — BECAUSE - Call Ferrigno Agency, AC 8-3511 full basement, exc.ellent condition walls, full insulation, large kitchen inum combinations, established One careful owner. . fully equip­ ' Work done at reasonable prices, j Main St,, Ml 3-5129. est paitv plan in Iho countrv Manager, Ted Tnidon Inc., Route FULLY EQUIPPED 14 foot Yellow $25. The Red House 34 Portland fenced yard. For this fine value Realty. Ml t-5129. automatic transmission. radio, ped. ., 6 cyl. i Ml 3-0796. . I CONNIE S TV and Radio Service, "SANTA'S PARTIES" ORcbafd Ml 9-4143 Albert’s Gives You In Writing Or HA 3-1886 any time. $17,900. T. J, Crockett, Realtor MI with many cabinets, hot water nil heater, all new tires, good top. S3, Talcottville. Jacket, Evinrude motor. Master- St. 3-1577. call Onl.v $295 dow n available all hours. Satisfaction 3-3207 .ORchard 3-3455, or ORchard craft trailer. Excellent condition. No Payments heat, cast iron radiators, arnesite Call 'TH 5-7915,after 5 p.m, COTTAGE AT Misquamicut week diivp. shade trees, excellent condi­ MI 3-1395 I MACHINES repaired and sold — guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. Business Opportunities 32 3-9829, Avon, Conn. | MI 9-7376. In case of unemployment BOWERS SCHOOL—beautiful , 6 I t.vpewriters, adding machines. of August 26 through September 2, tion throughout. Quick occupancy. 1957 YX)RD convertible, power : 1958 Ford 4-dr. Sedan In case of illness Wanted— To Buy 58 Very reasonable. Call MI 3-4036. room Cape, vestibule, fireplace — EAST HARTFORD—Excellent 7- 1 Al.so. office supplies. Noel's Office TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, ONCE IN A lifetime opportunity- GENERAL office position open, In rase of accident Charle.s I-^’sperance. MI 9-7620. . steering, power brakes, automa­ I One careful owner... fully equip- Economical. High quality parts. a home to be proud of—only year-old, 6 room Cape Cod, C!on- tic, $1,095. Fitzgerald Annex, Inc., !ped....6 cyl with overdrive, Machine Service, 7 Franklin St., must sacrifice because of illness. long established firm. 4 or 4'2 In case of strikes WE BUY, SELL or trade antique COVENTRY LAKE—Cottage for $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins All venlent location. Hot water oil [ Rockville, TR 5-2977. Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Combination sniajl self-serve gro­ BuiltUnc Materials 47 GLASTONBURY—6 room ranch, 2 Talcottville Avenue, Vernon. MI Onl.v $295 down day week. .Must be experienced, A Paid Bjll In Full and used furniture, china, glass, rent, nice location, modern con­ 9-5132. heat, 2 full baths, fireplace. HOWLAND’S service since 1931. Phone Ml cery and restaurant. Great possi­ gxtpd at figures, acenratp t.vpist. baths, center hall, 3 twin size bed­ 9-5324. ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- For What You Owe silver, picture frames and old veniences, $40 weekly. MI 9 1663. rooms, 146 foot lot, only $18,400. Usable 3 or 4 bedrooms. Easily i’ i: k f k k i; i I) i i s t i m .'' TAPE RECORDERS for rent. Call 9-4537. Potterton’s. 130 Center St. bilities fop expanding. Only store an^xwrite good hand. Exeellent AMESITE PAVING coins, old dolls and guns, hobby ORFORD VILLAGE—We have just 1956 Plymouth 4 dr. Sedan Marlow'.s Furniture Department, Ing ajid plumbing ■upplleR, radia­ In Case Of Death Carlton W. Hutching, Ml 9-5132. financed. Quick occupancy. Phone TELEVISION antennas and rotor in neighborhood of several de­ salaiw.- Write Box Y Herald. collections, attic contents or whole AT COVENTRY l.vake—5 room cot­ listed a three and three duplex in MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn Realty. 6 cyl...... Standard shift... .Show­ -MI 9-5221. velopments. Also, near lake. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors tage available August 12 through room condition. systems installed and repaired. • DRIVEWAYS • W'.ALKS • PARKING LOTS and windows. Open dally 3:30-6 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT estates. Furniture Repair Service, this area. Real good condition. QUALITY Serving Manchester and sur­ $50,000 yeaii.v gross business. A Phone SAMUEL ALBERT. Hart­ Talcottville, Conn, Tel. MI 3-7449. September 16. Special rates. Call The price is $14,700 and Ihc work ROCKVILLE—A fine 5 room ranch INVBSTMCNT Only .$245 down good buy for quick sale. PI 2-6118. MAOHINK GRADED • PAVED and ROLLED p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock PI 2-7792. Honsehold S crriev rounding areas. Modern TV Serv­ Place off North Main St. Choman’s ford CH 7-0358 for an Albert that has gone into this home cer­ ANSWER home recently ' redecorated is ice, 405 Center St., MI 3-2205. Housewrecking, MI 9-3303. Courtesy Auto. We will call for tainly justifies it. T. J. Crockett, available for Immediate occupan­ OPfORTUNITIES 1954 Chevrolet 4 dr. Sedan Offered 13-A Rooms Without Board 59 SANDWICTH, Cape Cod -5 room Realtor, MI 3-1577. cy. A few of the features Include USED CARS One careful owner .. A sho^v- Help Wanted— Female 35 SEPTIC TANKS you at your home, bring you back cottage, heat, fireplace. TV. all Answer this ad and prepare to RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, FREE ESTIMATES CALL ANYTIME buy a 6 room home on Summit a I2’x23’ living room, kitchen with piece .. FLAT FINISH Holland window AND home again. Positively No Obliga­ FURNISHED ROOMS -com plete ronvenience.s, excellent fi.shing in REAL ESTATE—The beet In­ I960 Cadillac Convertible shades made to ' measure. All free pickup and delivery on small j tion! BIGELOW STREET — I..arge 9 Street In Manchester. Seldom an ample dining area, 3 large bed­ • Only $145 down SEWING MACHINE operators 8 Diamonds—tVatchc light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ Canal. Reduced rates September vestment in the country today 1959 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible metal Venetian - blind.s at a new radios, phonographs. Hours 6-101 a.m.-4:30 p.m., experienced pre­ room house, four bedrooms. Real opportunity like this. Excellent con­ rooms, full bath, oil hot water p.m. H 4 E Radio and TV. MI! PLUGGED SEWERS Jewelry 48 trally located. Children accepted 5 on. MI 3-6832. big deep lot. Walk-out basement, heat, aluminum storm windows for profit, tax savings, infla­ 1960 Ford 2-door ranch wagon low price. Keys made while you ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ THE PRICE IS RIGHT A—L—B—E—R—T— S dition, l>'i baths, extensive land­ tion hedge—check now on the 1955 Chevrolet Del-Ray 2 dr. 9-5582, MI 3-1479. —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch garage, tool sheds. Ideal for large scaping, on 380 foot lot. Garage. and screens, city water and sew­ 1959 Dodge Sierra 9 .passenger wait. Marlow's. pany, 60 Hilliard St, LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD following: Sedan Machinr Cleaned TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Open Nights Till 8, Sat. 6 p.m. St., Manchester. family. T. J. Crockett, Realtor MI Nice surroundings. This Is not a ers, and is close to both shopping wagon, Repairs, adjusts watches e j^ rt- Wanted To Rent 68 3-1577. and bus service. This home is ex­ 6 cly. Standard shift .... A RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. SepHo Tsaks, Dry IVcIle, Kewer ly. Reasonable prices. Open ’Tues­ PLEASANT large room for gentle­ misprint. Art quickly'at $13,900. 2 FAMILY HOUSES 1955 Dodge V-8 2-door 6 passenger rare and sharp ca r.... Cars. phonographs. changers. Millinery Dressmakins: 1 9 , Co n n e c t ic u t licensed nurse, any Lines Installed—k>llar .Water- THREE BEDROOM apartment for ceptionally priced at $11,900. For 6/6 Duplex, 2-car garage, excel­ wagon day through Saturday, Thursday man, near bath, parking. 54 High additional Information or appoint­ Only $195 dow n Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 FOR DRESSMAKING and~altet^- : pnvate hospital TR 5-9121. proeling Dona. evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4387. St. three adults and one child. Refer­ SPECIAL lent condIHon, ler, send 35c in coina to: — per month. For appointment Call Agency,'MI 9-8464. own this delightful 4 room ranch. further information, call the WOMAN TO ASSbr land with 100 pine trees. It is worth .vour effort to investigate. $10,000 down, $l25 per Anne Cabot. The 'Manchester Eve­ old. Price $18,800. Upstairs has a hall 1 Ideal study 1 and four bedrooms . . . three of which will hold twin beds Bath Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF MI 9-0641. MI 9-8886 or AC 8-9369. Oil heat, large wooded lot over­ with tub enclosed. Plenty of closets up. Then there is a full walkout ba.sement, .big windows letting $12,600—SIX ROOM colonia.', nice month or take your proiierty in trade. ning Herald. 1160 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. looking lake. Asking $9,900. Good- SOCIETY EDITOR in plenty of light. In addition there is a storage shed or two attached to the basement and a sepa­ ROC3CVILLE—24 Grove ?treet — condition, plcturebook kitchen, child-Bartlett Realty Co., Realtors, AMBRICAS. NBW YORK 86, N.Y. Y. very central. Carlton W. Hutchins. ■ I’ ROBERT R. F. PIM OCK CO. rate one-car garage. For Ist-clasa mailing add 10c Single light housekeeping room BU 9-0939, MI 3-7925. Direction; Andover Route fl at fork turn right on Route 87 onto Lake l^oad. turn right, sign on The lot has a frontage of 167 feet on Bigelow Street and a depth of 238 feet. The rear line adjoins For Ist-class mailing add 10c for $10 weekly. Well furnished 2-room MI 9-5132. WRITE OR CALL property and all information. for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- each pattern. Print Name, Ad' the Center Springs Park area. Certainly the Ideal situation for a growing family. Plenty of room and dreaa with Zone, Style No. and apartment $20 weekly. Tel. TR WOLVERTON MANCHESTER—Extra! large 5>4 1 \ yet cunly one block from Main Street. , j dress t^tb sons and Pattern Num' B-9594 SIX ROOM Colonial In the Porter Ml 9-5245 Sire. b6r. St. section, bar and rec room in room bung((low, glassed enclosed Suocefie in Sewlnc — a oompleU Hava you the '61 Album contain' basement, breezeway, one-car ga' AGENCY porch, modern bath. 2-car garage, Mtwtfig 'manual for tfae becliiner. FOUR ROOMS to rent, no heat. MI rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phil' lot 185x26*, with Or without furni­ A. POSTEMSKY, Ownet Ml lag many lovsly designs and free ture. West Side Realty, MI 9-6S15. T. J. Cr o c k e t t , Realtor 3.1577 Band SHa for your aopjr. -**4(11$ ^ ? Only Wo a oopyl •■9357, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. brick Agency, MI 9-9464. MI S-1814 9 tlU 9 FRIDAY, AUGtrST 11, 1961 Averaffe Net Press Run The Weather For tho Weak Ended ForecMt of O. 8. Weather gone 8, 1981 ^ The weekly Friday dances sponsored by the recreation de­ Tot’s First Drive itsm , ______« I 13,3.30 Clearing, cooler,tonight. Low In About Town partment win be held tonight at Sartor to Train at Chanute mld-60e, Suqday moetly. mmny, the West Side tennis courts from Ends with Crash Member of the Audit cooler, letM humid. High 88 to 86. Mancheider Banmcki, Vateraas 7:30 to 8:30 for youngsters As CAP Cadet^ Then Airman Boreau of Gircalatlon Of WorW War I, will be hoet to a throught 12. and 8:30 to 10:30 Manchester— A City of Village Charm for teen-agers. A three-year-old’s first experi­ department meeting of the De­ ence with driving had crashing re­ partment of Connecticut Sunday Cadet Capt. Richard Sartor of >year the space program has been liiii mghth District Fire Department sults last night The lad only re­ VOL. LXXX, NO. 266 (TEN PAGES—TV SECHON—SUBURBIA TODAY) lilANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1961 (Clooaifled Advertteiog on Page 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS at S p.m. at the VPW Poat Home, the Manchester Cadet Squadron of offered. MANCHESTER iilil members who wish to participate Sartor has passed tests on mis-. ceived a bump on the forehead. MAIN STREET Manclieater Green. Barracks and the a v ll Air Patrol will receive auxiliary units throughout the In a parade in Broad Brook will sUes and rocketry conducted by training at the same U.S. Air Patrolman Richard Rand gave state win attend to hear reports meet tomorrow at 6-,30 p.m. at the the Air Force. Having been award­ this account. of the department ccmvention. firehouse on the comer of-Hinlard Force Base as both a CSvil Air ed the Civil Air Patrol Certificate Situation Explosive and Main Sts. Patrol Cadet and an airman in the ' Jeffrey DeZuttl, of 111 Ridge St. / Missing Child Ladles of the auxiliary will serve of Fh-oficlency, he has been ac­ went outside to play after supper. FAMOUS FORMFIT Castro Ties refrertunente after the buslnesB Air Force. cepted in the Air Force as an air­ He entered his family’s four- meeting. Sartor, who will leave Sept. 12 man third class. for basis training at Lackland month-old car, parked in front of Of UN Official Sartor Is the second Manchester his home. U.S. to Plot ■nie VFW Auxiliary will hold Hospital Notes Air Force Base, Tex., will be sta­ cadet to be honored with attend­ IVhile playing wdth the steering, East Refugee /F lo w to Oust Frondizi a public card party tonight at tioned at Chanute Air Force Base, ance at the joint sponsored orienta­ he disengaged the emergency Found Asleep 8 at the post home, Manchester 111., for missile training as a mem­ tion programs. Cadet Major Timo­ break. The car rolled 188 feet dowm VlsIOng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for ber of the U.S. Air Force. "SKIPPIES"^ Green. thy Beckwith will return tomorrow a hill and up the front walk of the To Kill Raul all areas except maternity where He has already been selected to New Y-ork, Aug. 12 (tP)—The in­ they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 to 8 after spending a week at the CAP Russell Upton house at 46 Cooper Holds Despi Reds represent the State of Connecticut Jet Orientation Course held at Per­ S t fant son of a United Nations In­ Charles HlrUi. T9 Hollister St., p.m.; and private rooms where the.v at the CAP-U.S. Air Force spon­ dian official, object of an intense has bem appointed a member of are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are rin Air Force Base, Tex. The ear ripped through a hedge By JOSE MARIA ORLANDO sored Space Age Orientation Sartor. 18. and a June graduate seqrch last night, was found after the National Security, National requested not to smoke in patient's and crashed into the front steps, Havana, Aug. 12 (/P)— The By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <•> he East German regime yes- four hours— asleep in a doorway rooms. No more than two visitors Course., also being held at Cha­ of Msmchester High School, has and Foreign Affairs Committee for nute. Sartor will spend a week at moving them a foot from the foun­ Fidel Castro government Depplte rigorous Red police con­ :4rday threatened harsh measures near his home. Fizzles in Argentina at one time, per patient been a Civil Air Patrol cadet for dation. the VFW national ewivention In the base as one of 52 cadets four years. charged today that authori­ trols, 1,332 refugees from EJaaU that may seal off the West Berlin A medical exaniiner said the Miami Beiich, Fla., Aug. 20-29. selected from throughout the U.S. Damage Vas estimated at about Germany registered in West Be^ escape route, but no details were child, 22-rnonth-old Dilip Rasgotra ADMITTro YESTERDAY: Wal­ He is the son of Det. Sgt. and $500 to the car, and it was towed ties at the U.S. Naval Base at Mrs. Fred Morrell, 239 Henry St„ and territories.' This is the first Mrs. Joseph Sartor of 30 Irving St. lln in the 21 'hours up to disclosed. waa unharmed except for a few credit officer at Manchester Me­ ter Olsen, Mansfield Center: away. Guantanamo Bay armed two today, westepi officials rej^ted. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt mosquito bites which dotted his morial, recently attended a one- Sandra Jacobs. 249-Woodland St.; Jeff was treated at Manchester men with a 30-caliber ma- In the same period lastSatur­ told a meeting of local authorities diaper-clad body. George Churilla. 82 Foxcroft Dr.; day accounting and credit Insti­ Mrs. DiTnn Odell, 424 Vernon St.; Memorial Hospital and released. right: chinegun to assassinate Raul day the number was l,>flP; the that only military force by the The father, Maharajcdirishna Insurgents tute at St. Raphael's Hospital, WajTie Campbell, Blast Hartford; Mrs. Harriet Machie, 480 N. Main Patrolman Quits, previous Saturday 925/ Ejst German Communists can Rasgotra, said the child wandered New Haven. Mrs. Lena DeGrace, 15A Oak St.. St. Castro last month. The total m ounte^ after the stop the refugee flow from rising. away from the backyard while In Rockville; John DeQuattro. 124 DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. Reason Unknown An official report claimed the Communist re g im ^ threatened He hinted that such force might the care of a manservant. He aaid Mrs. Gferard Keen of Hartford, Constance Dr.: Mrs. Helen Rogers. Claire Renn, 9 Chestnut St. two were to fire on the prime min- 36 Morse Rd.: Mrs. Elizabeth iater'a brother from a house ad­ harsher measures Xo stem the hu­ the servant saw the child toddling S u rren d er assistant medical records‘^brarian Reilly. 150 Oak St.; "Mrs. Joyce Patrol.nan Richard J. Lorbcr, 65 joining a stand in Santiago where man tide. (Continued on Page Two) toward the front yard, but had at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Bachl, 20 Victoria Rd.; Randel Town Seeks Bids Russell St., a member of the Man­ Raul Castro was scheduled to Present facilities tor handling assumed he was going to his moth­ was honored by the department Lanzano, 154 Lj-ness St.; Morton chester Police since Dec. 15, 1968, speak July 26, eighth anniversary the refugees /are sufficient. But er. ' • and other staff members at a din­ 6.50 western offi ______left at daybreak: "The episode ST.ARnNG ONE MONTH FROM TODAY .Ponce was said to be the leader of Life Feared in Danger area of the Poquonnock Section of to it-s line. A wide variety of recently introduced an antl-Castro grroup called the town about three miles south of has definitely ended.” The rebels were arrested. to is line. A wide variety of recently introduced “ freedom torch movement.” Bradley Field. The Farmington River flows through the area and Airlift Helping Frondizi declared 1ft a communi­ items could well lead to earnings gains. Ask us 10.95 Six men were to have been In the Santiago house wheh Raul police say the plane could have Latins Compromise que shortly after the rebels had A SQUARE DANCE Professional Hospital for more on National Dairy Products. De Gaulle Bracing * pantie girdle with extra long legs Castro spoke, two to handle the landed in the water. broadcast their electrifying an­ Beds and Equipment m arina gim and the other four Occupants of the control tower 101st Airborne nouncement that the attempted * satin elastic panels to hurl .grenades to cover their at Bradley Field said they saw revolt w’as a dud. There was no for Homo Use flight after the shooting, the gov­ the lights of an unidentified plane On Aid Supervision In War Games bloodshed. LESSONS * 2'/i" waistband ernment claimed. For Coup Attempt south of the terminal around 9 The government announcement Open Thun. 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. and Sat. until noon. Greater comfort for the It sold six more armed with o'clock last night. Then the plane blamed the pocket-sized uprising Ft. Bragg, N.C., Aug. 12 iff) — on "hotheads.” It accused them of (here: Waddell School patient, easier care for * white, small, medium, large, ex-large mortars were to be stationed on a disappeared, they said. ■ By WILLIAM RYAN '®'lt the smaller nations insisted on you, at low, budget road leading to the airport. In the Bv GODFREY ANDERSON Professional politicians who op- Residents of the area being Punta del Este, Uruguay, Aug. creating the task force. More men, machines and equip­ trying to upset internal peace and event that Castro had escaped, it ment were thrown into battle today damage Argentina's prestige rates. Call or visit us. "RAVE" Paris, Aug. 12 — President pose De Gaulle-,and they are not searched tWd police they noticed 12 (TP)- The Inter-American Eco­ Argentina's delegates, support­ Membtrr New York Stock Exchonge hen: Mon., Sept. 11 Charles de Gaulle's government a few—see themselves relegated nothing unusual during the night. at a furious rate as the 101st Air­ abroad. nomic Conference faced smoother ed by those of some of the other borne Division, acting the part of 71 EA n «NTER ST. • MANCHEHEIt • TEl: Ml S-1151 BRA (CoDtlnned on Page Two) this year regards the mid-August to the background of conducting sailing today after reaching a larger nations, declared that to Government officials appeared U an aggressor, strove to make head­ Jom«i T. Ilo/r • Robert H , Sferk^ l 8 P.M. to lOiSO PJW. holiday season much as Julius Cae­ foreign affairs, so long as the compromi.se on a plan for a super­ h^ve outsiders telling Argentina convinced the attempted revolt m€DICflL sar once regarded the Ides of present strong man of France Coroner Agk$ Law way against U.S, troops in war had no Important political signif­ Hartford, Aug. 12 (>Pi — The visory task force that threatened how to spend its economic aid March. holds power. Many army officers games in. North Carolina and South icance. But Frondizi remained in PHflRfnfiCY traffic death of a 3-year-old boy to wreck it. would violate the nation's sov­ Carolina. ■•W• Manchester Residente, Former Students, Weather Aids No soothsayer is needed to warn bitterly oppose his proposed solu­ Argentina led the fight against ereignty. his office through the night wait-’ Property Owners J0HNa.niMM(.8.l. M.S-4148 that the Fifth French Republic tion of the Algerian problem by Ls being called to the attention of About 2,500 paratroopers of the ing for final word that all re­ the Stale Legislature Commission the proposal to create a task force Argentina’s delegation said such 101st "Screaming Eagle" division stands in danger. Some Frenchmen, letting the Algerians choose for of "Seven Wise Men" to oversee lending agencies as the Inter- sistance had been wiped eut. PRICE 81J50 PER COUPLE PER LESSON Fight to Curb and those among the, best in­ themselves. They call it selling by Coroner Louis W. Schaefer. were to jump during the day, join­ FOR INFOBMA-nON CALL MI 9-4949 or MI 9-1912 In his finding yesterday, development projects in the Amer­ American Development Bank ing 3,940 who leaped yesterday. Foreign Minister Adolfft Mugica formed, see even the possibility of out the empire. icas under Pre.sident Kennedy's could provide all the supervision described the rebel action as "the an attempted rightist coup d'etat Those who tried to unseat the Shaefer said the driver of the car More tons of equipment were drop­ Read Herald Ad vs. $20-billion alliance - for - progress needed on various projects. ped for them. work of brains that do not func­ Forests Blazes this month. regime by the Algiers revolt of that struck little Richard Colella, program. In the end, after long wra'/gling, tion well.” ...... January i960 and April 1961, still July 2, was not to blame. Meanwhile, cargo aiiplanes be­ And—with De Gaulle as the Smaller nations went to bat for Argentina agreed to go along with gan flying a busy shuttle service Navy Secretary Rear Adm. Gas­ G thirst for revenge. Many of their The child waa killed as he cross­ ROM / Missoula, Mont., Aug, 12 (2Pi— main obstacle to the success of the measure, .seeing the task force a compromise, bowing to rising between Darlington County, S. C., ton Clement, asked by newsmen rightist plans—they fear for his lenders are still at large. Probably ed a highway licking a popsicle he as a means of assuring that the pressure from the smaller nations. The hqmldity climbed and the wind most of the Europeans in Algeria, had bought from an ice cream Airport and landing areas, carry­ By Popular Demand We Are ContinulBg TUs Special Another Week dropped today, helping weary fire­ life. larger nations of Latin America Under the compromise, a 9-man ing supplies. The schedule called (Continued on Page Threa) The lofty, disdainful president as feeling they now have little to truck. fighters in their' struggle against would not grab most of the mon­ panel of experts named by inter- for a landing or departure every usual gives no public sign that any­ lose, are ready to back them in a Schaffer sent a copy of his find­ ey. The smaller nations were led American agencies would advise minute, same clocking as was l(ept the Northwest's biggest forest thing could be wrong with the se­ last, desperate throw. ing to the lawmakers with the (He m a g n ifice n t fire In 25 years. by Uruguay, the host nation. nations on development projects. for the airlift for friendly troops REGULAR renity of his regime. Two days ago Just as in April, well informed aiiggeslion that legislation might Argentina warned it would not But the panel would have no super­ earlier in the week. Forest Service officials hoped he started his usual vacation at his journalists warn of Impending Bulletins BANANA their 1,475-man army might be be enacted to control vending of sign th^ "Act of Punta del Este" visory authority. Brazil, Chile, Co­ Counting today’s 2,500, a total of l\ /la g n a v PRICE country’ retreat of Colombey-les- danger. The conservative Paris ice cream along state roads. able to bring the series of blazes lombia and Mexico worked out the about 10,500 troops have been Culled from AP Wires Deux-Egllses, 120 miles from Daily Figaro, the influential left­ Schaefer al.so ruled that the compromise. dropped during this first week of each 50c under control by Monday—if the Paris. ist weeklies Express and France- weather continues in their favor. July 23 death of William W. Fow­ The revolt scare in nearby Ar­ exercise Swift Strike, joint Army- But in the capital and through­ Observateiir. all stress that the ler i n , 23. Windsor, on the Wil­ gentina underscored the urgency Air Force maneuvers. Only nine FM/AM PLUS MARINE BAND ROYAL The worst fire was at Sleeping out the country and Algeria, intel­ regime.is in danger now as it was News Tidbits FORESTS FIRES RAGE bur Cro.ss Highway was due to his 01 getting Kennedy’s program in have .suffered injuries serious Child in the Bitterroot Forest near ligence agents have their ears to tjien. I.Ast time they were right. St. John's Nfid., Aug. 12 (TF) MADE FROM BERGRENTS NEW S the Montana-Idoho border, 60 own negligence. from the AP Wires motion to help cure the social and enough for prolonged hospital treat­ the ground and police informers 'This time who knows? Robert L. Evans. 23, al.so of ment. —Fires continued their rampage ALL-tRANSISTOR > miles south of Missoula. economic ills of Latin America. through Newfoundland foresta SMOOTHER! CREAMIER!... R IC H ER !■ are busy. August Is a specially dangerous Windsor, was with Fowler at the But it did not Interrupt negotia­ Air Reserve pilots and crews 5.00 Smoke became so dense in Mis­ There are plenty of problems on period because anti-state plotters today as the province braced for time of the fatal accident. Evans soula yesterday that Mount Stone tions. are handling man.v of the big hand.' The painfully slow Algerian might profit from the mid-month said Fowler , suddenly hit the Rocket carrying test container cargo planes, and Air National another grim weekend. There PORTABLE RADIO and Mount Sentinel on the edge of vacuum when the capital is virtual­ of liquid hydrogen fired to an alti­ Delegates deliberating on how was a chance of scattered thun­ * all elastic pantie girdle peace talks have broken down brakes, cried out and swerved to to get Kennedy’s $20 billion alli­ Guai-dsmen are piloting jets that the city became shadows in the again amid the continuing explo­ ly emptied of Us native population tude of 95 miles over Wallops Is­ derstorms, but not enough rain sky. The fire sent a similar haze the left. ance for progress program into reconnoiter and provide air cover. to stop the advancing flames. * satin elastic panels sion of plastic, bombs. The touchy and given over to politically inno­ The sjxirts car plunged across land, Va., National Aeronautics and The war games are serving at I* ovejii Salmon, Idaho. question of France's Bizerte Naval cent tourists. Space Administration Test Center, motion . were . ,acutely , ...... aware that Most of the women and chil­ 'The winds shifted in favor of the the median and flipped over, .. Notico of appeal has been filed ; uprisings like the abor- least two purpo.s€s: To give re­ front and back Base is still unsettled and the Next Tuesday is the traditional spilling both men onto the pave­ dren of four more remote fish­ men yesterday, aiding them In agalnst U.S. District Court ruling j Argentine coup last night alistic training for the 101st and ing villages were crammed ICE CREAM United Nations will debate it Aug. Assum‘()tion Day holiday. Every ment. ' slowing the forward movement of Frenchman who can, and most can, denying reduction of sentence to ■ could touch off chain reactions in 82nd Airborne Dlrisions, key units aboard schooners' and trucks and * 2" waistband 21. The farmers are acting up of the Strategic Army Corps' the blaze, which already has again, pressing for parliament's claims an extra day on his vaca­ Bernard Goldfine, Boston Indus- j I*'® countries of this troubled con- evacuated. The men stayed be­ .! blackened 28,000 acres of giant tion. Those who took off in the first On the Wagon trialist, and hi.s secretary. Miss' tinent. i (STRAC), in moving into action hind to fight the flames. * tissue knit for light recall to discuss their problems, at quick notice, and to put Air Listen to Kathy evergreens. and. behind it all, the Berlin cri­ half of August linger a day or two Greenwich, Aug. 12 (A’l—People Mildred Paperman. it waa report- Reports of the- revolt caused a 1 ^ . BERGREN'S DAIRY BAR comfort Godfrey, WINF- They are burning timber in the sis. in Wihich De Gaulle hopes one more before returning. Those due who live downwind of the White ed in Bo.ston .. South Korea's rul­ wave of uneasiness until the Resei-ve and Air National Guard GREEKS HIT NIKITA’S TALK CBS, Manchester advance of the flames in what is day to play a dominant role, is Frost Chemicals Co. are being ing Military Junta declares It Buenos Aires government an­ members into combat-like train­ Athens, Greece, .Aug. 12 (45— * machine washable 10:10 a.m. called ’’back fire” operation, and looming ever larger. (Continued on Page Four) urged to go on the wagon because intends to hold power for . two nounced the uprising had failed ing aituations. Tile Greek l»ress reacted sharp­ 1100 BURN6IDP AYE., EAST HARTFORD Monday thru > the maneuver appeared to be suc­ of a fire at the plant yesterday. more years before allowing civilian and blamed "hoUieads." Fourteen of the 17 ANG units ly today to Premier Khrush­ OR AT YOUR LOCAL STORE Saturday cessful in slowly stopping the fire. No one was hurt* In the blaze, government to take control, Seoul Argentine EJconomIc Minister taking part here are, among 64 chev’s s|>eech yesterday In which foundations Contest Every. Although the Sleeping Child fire but the smoke that drifted east­ reports. Roberto Alemann offered to rush alerted for possible active duty he threatened even to destroy Urges Members to Repent several days ago. main floor Day. was the largest, there also were ward from the cleaning fluid com­ Young mep of French-held is­ home. His government assured him the ancient acropolis if neces­ I bad blazes in the Clearwater For- pany may have contained poison­ lands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon there was nothing to fear and in­ Gen. Curtis Lemay, Air Force sary to attain Soviet alnas. "If ? est of Idaho, which also is along ous chlorine and phosgene gases, off Newfoundland's coast get word structed him to continue his work Khrushchev Is talking about ( the Continental Divide, where Deputy Police Chief James P their traditional exemption from at the conference. (Continued on Page Two) self-respect, we must remind ; roads are non-exlstant In some Church Admits Guilt Healey warned that the gases army draft has been lifted by him that Mussolini once boast- areas and jagged peaks reduce have a detrimental effect on the French government . .Metropolitan eorrowing after ex|>erts had predicted It repent and put into practice Angeles .. Echo satellite, in orbit SPECIAL ernment ofiiciala . will hold an­ with the one another." months to register their cars here. would have fallen to a flaming The amendment, offered by Sen. authority and reduce the yearly formerly 7.99 to 11.99 other* briefing for American news­ what we believe and assert," Tynan says the New England one year, to appear tonight In New death In the earth’s atmosphere. .00 men Monday and Tuesday—this says the booklet, an official The committee found no kngland skies at 9:30 and 11:34; Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., was turned totals. But last night's action The Mariner theological grounds for forbid­ States and New York agreed to back 56 to 39 last night. It would nailed down Senate support of the U.S. e.xperts now estimate the 125 * little heels and flats time' without the presence of Methodist Church publication. se( the 6-^onth limit on registra­ Sunday at 8:51 and 10:56 p.m., and huge balloon satellite, viewed by ding marriage between differ­ have required yearly appropria­ principle of borrowing authority newsmen from Communist na­ To assert a "spiritual unity tions at a meeting in Vermont this Monday at 10:17 p.m. .. African mllHons around the world during tions. among Christians while deny­ ent races, but continued: Republic wedged between Nigeria tions from Congress to finance — which Byrd and other oppo­ week. Kennedy’s program of development the past year, may soil arannd * black, beige, green, In a previous briefing a cor­ ing its expression in worship "We believe that neither Eu­ and Sudan (Chad Republic) cele­ nents denounced as, "back-door fi­ 18" overnight . . . reg. 8.98 ■4.9'4 So, Connecticut residents who loans to struggling nations. the earth for another year. Other Magnavox Transistor Radios tan calf respondent from Communist Po­ savors of hypocrisy,” the book­ ropean n o r African desire brates first anniversary of Inde­ nancing.” mixed marriages. The essen­ spend most of their time out of Ten Republica,ns went again.st This method of financing may land showed up. Kennedy, learn­ let says adding:' pendence. II.N. REPORT ON CONGO tial foundations for a success­ state will be in the same fix, and Former President Dwight D. their leader. Sen. Everett M. Dirk- encounter rougher going in the 21" weekender . . reg. 10.98 6 * 9 ^ * broken sizes and styles ing of it at the last minute, re-, "This does not imply that will have to register in the other Leopoldville, The Congo, Aug. .. r' portedly had to temper his re­ ful marriage are a shared her­ Eisenhower meets in Gettysburg aen of Illinois, to join 46 Demo­ House, which takes up the for­ peoples of different languages itage of. culture and religion. states. ' with a delegation of top New York crats in support of the President. 12 (/P)—The U.N. Coago opera­ ^19 9 5 4.99 marks accordingly. and cultures must be forced The new regulations will not ap­ eign aid bill next week., Byrd tion today reported new strides Where this is lacking, family Republicans headed by Gov. Nelson These Republican votes were criti­ 24" weekender . . reg. 14.98 7 . 9 4 More than 700 editors, column­ to worship together. But it ply to students, Tyhan said, told reporters the sizable Senate in its campaign to train Congo- life will be full of tensions and Rockefeller . . . Civil rights demon­ cal because the amendment drew vote against the proposal would ists afid reporters from around tl does imply that a congrega­ 4. ■______leee to take over the complex United Statra are expected to at­ conflict, especially . for the strators in Madison, Wls., satisfied the support of 16 Democrats and strengthen Hbuse re^stance. » SANDLERS tion from which a Christian is children. But most miscegena­ 23 Republicans. taaks performed for the post 26" pullman reg. 17.98 9 . 9 4 tend the two days of foreign policy Battle with Barge that their capitol sit-in has ht least Seal. J. William Fulbright, D- year by international experts. excluded other than by his tion takes place outside mar­ Stamford, Aug. 12 (/P)—Louis brought attention to their eaiise, Kennedy's request for authority briefing sessions‘at the State De­ own preference cannot claim Ark., picked up five previously In a report on the first year of partment. riage and the best restraint is Teller is barging ahead in his dis­ go home . . . Dr. Robert Spblen. to borrow money from the Treas­ doubtful Republican votes late in the title of a Christian con- ' Christian morality and sound sentenced to life imprisonment as ury to finance the loans is the key­ civilian technical assistanne' nq- 29" pullman . . reg. 19.98 I L 9 4 e TRIOS Remarks of speakers are sup­ pute with the city of Stamford the day by giving assurances he ttvitles, the United NnUonn posed to be used only as a back­ gregation, though Its members education.” over acrea of West Beach, but a Soviet spy, loses a bid to. have stone of this year’s $4,326,500,000 Potterton’s( shoes expertly may personally be avowed foreign aid bill. It includes $1,187,- will support another amendment JiMlged the operntton "baa al­ ground basis with no direct quo­ • South Africa's laws forbid the city's legal experts say his boll reduced pending appeal of M udM ater’s largest and Qldeat TV, Radio, Record shoe salon Christians.” 000,000 )n loan funds for this year. aimed at greater congressional ready staved off disaster and car c a se ...... reg. 19.98 I L 9 4 fitted— . tation or naming the speaker. The mixed marriages. Its immor­ barge is out of bounds. his case. control of the loan program. . . . is begtnnlng to move slow­ and AppUaooe Store department said this would permit The booklet adds that the ality act contains penalties up Teller and the city' both claim Representatives of pilots and Still left for decision when the main floor, rear . . . modern concept of race does cabin attendants on the nation’s Senate quit for the weekend is Fulbright, chairman of the Sen- ly forw a^. albeit ggalaat a high officials to talk more freely to seven years imprisonment ownership of the property. 'Teller somber background i t frava ISO ' Comer of Church Street than If they were being quoted on .not exist In the Holy Scrip- . • for sexual relatioha between whethar it will 'vote the full 5-year, $8.8 billion profnim Kennedy iiju (GoaUnued oa Pag# Two) woBonda dlRMalttea.** *^1 it 'm i the record. turei. whites and non-whites. (Continued on Page Three) (OmtiBned Poga Thraa) 1' «i A